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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
THE list Of s s BELEBATES|
NAdEs SENT IN no TRE LOCAL C0aai9TEE UP no TUESDAY
NIGHT

Miller, w. H., Chesters
ainrph. Mrs. Thomas H., ST.
Morrison, VIM. So oleni. N Col
lege. ~ s
Moore. Mrs. Nellie, Wa.haiia.
Moose, MrsI' NJ, Spartahburs.
Morfis; Y. f., Honea Path.
MnTsaT, josephine, Roebuca.
aa0ntgonery, Mabel, Marion.
Moores j. g., D0haltis.
NesbitL w. p, Piedmont.
Ne&tots Miss Wilma, Psndleton.
Neves, A.5sV., Taylosss. u ~
oHehsj Ara. s. T.. Eit. Mathews.
OWings, G, D., ORings.
Penney, Miss fsAie, Abbevllle.
Parkman, J. NJ. g., ilpworth. ~ -g
Padgetts D. J.,' Waitefboro.
PadEett, A. c., Smoahs.
Pate, p, H., Clemson Colletet,
Farker. Miss Entiee, strawberry.
Parker, w. L., strawberry.
Fettierew, Bliss Nell, EowndasyilIe.
Peafee, lci; d., Ne tsBerfygl a4An
!. sat..ss.hss, asts, J, L. and, sszF. .. L.,
Graniteviile. s :
lege. ''s'
Quick, q. r.. Elioree.
gFDpst, W NJ, Seneca.
Ponds, Mrs. j. 'P., IBlAtdton.
Player Miss Annie Bell, Elliott.
Power, Miss Allie May, fSfowtllen
Haddofi, Miss Annie, AfitreyftIa.
Pffckott, John b., st. Mathews.
Purifoy, j. g., RhItsrbofo.
Pressiey,S. e., PeIEer.
Reed, Miss Bessie, Columbia.
Reed: Mrs. w p, Seneea. s
Rassdr, Miss Sadie, st, Mathews.
hldder, Eva c., Port Eoyal.
Riser, Albert. f., Stfioaks.
PSI, RUBY. Plum israueh.
Rieer3 Afber r, Liberty.
Riidels Mrs. j. s.. !. AYhitestonu.
Reynolds, j. L., Mccormick.
Rtlgy, Miss Z Christine, Sc. Mathews.
asysPasst Rev. Bayhard and sirs.,
Rice. Mrs. j. L, BelIon.
Harris, John b., Westminster.
Henderson, HeR. q. l., Sereea.
..sa .4s fFFiiss, MI. and Mrs. J.. D., ureen-
Harris, Miss 0rpha, Pendleton.
HA6d6ns T.. O., Clemson, COLLEGE,
Harrison, Elizabeth Miss, Spartan
burg & 8 'g = = s'.it :.
Hanna, Mrs. q 1g fsetdiaton. &
Harris, MIS- lkaf,ile, TF5S! 3
Harris !. a Glcilisofi g50il leite. Il
Iiatciietts lfs. u, Slia f9stnbSifk.
HamtaeTits 1ssee. Il Il, tis II Il arjes IS
Her. lz4z.2s 49, : "A :; =,
HallniAilj 1t6y. 3, 81; fsbaftaitburF.
Hstrteh cliasfs = sRalhaiia.
Heirs, III a., Iddse.
Hill, D !! lI., Psizsr.
Hyde 4. 7, EhAfiess6tI.
p Hutch hinsoiis Aeb.5e(f. @. Jhhnsonl
Hood. a. Ha8inE.a 4 ssili {.
autcnins, g. n ]. Liberty
Hnhgerpiller. Il. Ps Eiioren.
i!shs0n MTs. Bessie r., lorkyille.
eR, III. Tony Greek. >
AOEH1eyef, hiiHB Louise, Flnponce
Hyde, }. s., Central
Jaeksens ): 81 Eorkviiie.
James, w. E., Greer.
James Mrs, 4: C. Greenwood.
an ssa q, 4 q. 81 - - astii
James ( att.s. g. H. st. Mathews,
Jamess j. atff ls5as...,, ~
Jenkins Miss iiiolsa. 81 e,iiarles
Jones, Rev. ID D.. EasIev.
Jefiaftiss 3. r., Jr., Clemson Col
leEe. w = stsss J -
jones' g. i, keFsiiAw.
1 Johns0H, ii e. Liberty
KoestgfS Geo. Il! tffaGneilie.
Kerr Rev. r. 4 hi allieS
Kennedy Miss BaRhie. I'Foy. M
Kennedy, w. IL, ofsuic,
King, ]. kt..s tsIfslsa.l.ia.
Lee, G. W. Esefzef.
Langston, ~. Ia slmpsonFiile.
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Miss Enmis vagGlFer OF Anderson.
Is vlslting the alltses Bto6Ie On
Anderson ,stresl.
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Miss Marie Gaines spent the week
end with DR.. and MRS Parker.
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% 90 o 90 % 90 q o 10 %,
p BEL TON rJEW VS.. o
o o o @ o o 20 D d D o. b d

. O O G o o @ o o. . 20 q
Miss Emmis vGg6lver OF Anderson.
Is visiting the Mitses 3t0one On
Anderson taresl
/ Miss Marie Gainesspens the week
end with DR.. and mrs. Parker
Mrs. w. A. Wallace and little
danghtgFi Ethel. afes spending d few
days, with MISS Ethel Btoomes
w, d. Hutto, - prominent tsaVeling
man Of Spartahburg, was among
those In town yesterday.
miss Eliza WooaEids of tIr6shYliie,
who has been visiting ia Belton. the
Euest 6f her sister, Mss Helen, has
returned home.
Those who attended the "Reds Wid-
Pw'' at tie theatre an GreensilI lIe from
Bolton Monday night wera Blair
Rice, II. f.. Campbell, II. @. Camp
belt, Louis Cox, Henry GllsiSstalas.
Gilbert campBel1.
e. w. Langford OF Spartan hs.Es,, 3, T
was in. Bolton yesterday. m baBi-
ness.
70. Williams of Atlants8 wac
among those in town Yesterday and :
stopped at Hotel Geer.
/; 81. IL Preston of Charlotte. wan la
town ON business Featcrdty.
G, w. Joisnson of Sc. Ioais; was
among those Etupping at Hotel
Deer, yestefiiay. 3
Ng. ID. Jennings & Of Spartafiharg,
stappUd at Hotel deer yesterday
while In town. SIS h 5s.g (. As.
ID, M. PoDfe OF fsclzer, was in our
city yesterday on blisinesss
j. A. Marsh Of North Carolina, was
here yesterday on business.
I Miss Paiiie Wright pf Helt0y Sis-
tied in Anderson yesterday.
|. ~ ssttg9 vs. s5sEstsfa tata-ss
Gasla AfilE0fd az "a niltsF l.as..s.
Sunday In town with friends.
g. II Cor or Iselton. had business
in in s Grsea = i W. Wood
w. ii. Godfrey 4 promiasltt
Ing man of Pelz Ell was an16n tlitsA.B
WHO had ahrsiT @sa ~ Relt0h Eel
day. !:
seygraIy cf tiie nsercliaCsy ii az aftsit
VIII leave z IA q few daS'S TOR nc
north. the fA the Viii pin ge6ts
firt THE ttAtiinB ptfbilc 6f Beltoa ana !.
Surrounding comm an fts Esie b Hhats
os those going north viii appear In
this paper 8 tiEtle iAt5F
Iahfi, lie ss.aAia :
February offerings ait tie BeEs1flS
Bargain Store.
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Mira. w. Al. Wallace and little
daughtgFi Ethel, afesspending d few
days with MISS Ethel Bkoomes
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2Ea E0M DAFT Deted tPBuidnho seato9
-. lO. 6UL Naedilr Advsslla
lever. J.. H.. slythewood.

Lever. J.. H., Biythewood.
Laur6ns, John L., Seneca.
Letters, REV. L. L, Blsiiopyiile.
lewis Hiss Mary. PIeEahEi
lester Mrs..'L4 sT.gb SDartanburst.
LawtOn, u. b., Dstill. 5S,4r
Langley, e. L., Plum Branch.
ligon, II. a., SpRrtanbufg.
Lodge, A. Alice, ,Ga9ney.
Msrett, 4. D., F'afy9 Play.
MatheBoh, Rev. j.. II, uni6n.
Mariles, W. F.. 0reeaFilie.
MarebaRt,' ~ II. aud Mrs. d. II.
urangeburg.
Moss, Jas. NJ, Walhalia.
Middleton, Mrs. w. S., Merrlweath-
err -ilE. fi50l ~ ~ sli1l-t s,'-''--
Marshall, R6E.A R Maynard, Glen.
son Eolletle. .td {nfss,.4
McCravsy,G. w, Latfrens. 80
McCuteheonS George, BIshonYlile.
, Mccrary, Miss Pearl, Winthrop
AsaoAh6i. Mlas9Ahuie, Richiand.
McDaniot, D. K5s Coluf1big.
MriSelyes, Miss Flora, Pelzet.
Williams, MRS. Rsi o., Columbia.
Hhilden, Miss. Ear Claire.
Mr. and Mrs. ], b., Chariestoh.
Wui6Hra. biiss Alice, Charleston.
WTigfti Rev. Geo. H., Spartanburg.
Wood, hrs. J III Carney. iti!t
Wyndham. Misc Jennie, BSnneat.
Wfndhain, Ernest D., Ronneau,
Wsiafton, Mrs. ~. Carl, Waterloo.
1tmme3mah, miss Marie, Columbia.
Z y" - i.-4sEi.s H.. y y q. ~ nj Ts
{ 81 g. &k fk Ss "a e, ~ "a "a - a. A. a.
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g. nan 4 v.alrifsaII .. IEEe
February Offerings at tie BeEEssSfls
Bargain Store.
III i.3t.
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J w, d. Hutto, ID prominent travelling
man Of Spartahburg, was among
those in town yesterday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

Il Miss Pailie Wright pf Eieitoy Gis.
tied IN Al Anderson yyatefdsy ~
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- 81 = q = - = ~ =, a.s% as e
9 THE DAY mi CONGRESS i
= = = = = ~ = e s. q q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

mss Eliza Wooassds of up6snyliie.
who has been visiting III BeIton. the
Euest Of her sister, Mss Helen, has
returned home.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

flasin Milford az A MIR ls.ir.. ll.l,n..E
SUNDAY IN town with frlands. .
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5gN. d. Jennings of Spartafhart,
stapbgd at Hotel deer yssterday
while In town. SIS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

.si.C, II Cor iof 1seiton. had BUSINESS
in Grset, wood yostetday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

w. III. Godfrey * proniia aelt z tfatel-
Ing man of F,ely Ell sfss among ttidkB
WHO had husiT lsss in Bolton FeE ~
day
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sesersH.IIz Q q enc. aserclaE sEel Soften
VIII leave Z ] a = d felF Il aSi5 TuKSI EIf
ftf THE ttatlinB psibift of eltoll ssllli ].
surTounding cernnaniI lie Rtss,l
Iof those going north viii appear Ia
this pap1f 8 little iAtsI
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

%. H. PoDfe OF Pclzers was In our
city ycstefday on biisinesss
J. A. Marsh OF North Carolina, was
here yesterday on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

Those who attended the; RCD Wii-
hw'' at tie theatre in GreenFille from
Belten Monday night were Blair
Rice, II. Fl Campbell. II. q. Camp
belt Louis Cox, Henry Gllsi;staIass
Gilbert Campbell.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

{ 81. IL preston of Charlotte, wan la
town on business yesterday.
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sdl.qD. Williams, ,seof Atlanta ,wae
among ttpse in town yesterday and
stopped at Hotel Geef.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09
Texas Press
res rAe,sr suo uJs,ness
n.l-L.n DmnnDI-l


'ii.t.inn Cnronn lel
o. wac me.tarlo lhat Win u.a
tariff Wv And nrv nw rurhma
Ger j. HA un ncomes hud lld.a
rhanss FOO ihr nnauul syst,m al ih.
utuon lh,tv ehond br ssr rthanr of
lri $500 m msncsa tlnd ur rrauu
ths aAiia and aalllfw ,lr.e .e tH. nu
frf nwhHr
NN ntW hNH Htu 81 % tntlu .>Ituf
Theoretical hnt experimental ul ID F..
hui rvaHonanir prudence In itHrHa un
nvssHAn ,hsnDrs E,rN ntruerrt
man knows thls is true anu c,rp ou.
minded man admlis lla tntb nut .lr
tlsAnH and ,AHmU, hoNlrrv mla. uu
allowances thcN eneur lbs nh,Iuu.
hnd make aptAi $500 cf thr n.,lIt
mo ,mrFlne temporarily tH,,m, ,an
diiinns $40 the denn,rul, admnlsila
tlon
Mr Humphrey rl Wasmnsten hls
hcen thn ieaarf in aeufns o0 % lot ~
denaauHi, and unpat1at du,t Mr
ltvnn of Nlahaml described blm on
june sa as "lhe prophet of c,u sua
ihe chairman of ihe committee en dis
itvfs thc sell constituted mauihe.r.t
ot calamity hoW lors and forornuncf.
81 business destruction. Who seeme,l a.
enjoy hls "bgoNoius and dlasustlns SO
nco' and tho description WAS mus,
glt
Mr lcfAn and Mr Affair of Indiana
pnccoied a. present "a fcN flcts U4i
ire worth al thc staff wNh whl.h Atf
iipmphres has nlled pasee "a lhe Coa
eressional Rccurd Afr tteflsn showed
hy "a lciler from tho grcat ShAplelet
Hardware Company ~ sd l.ouis. aen,
60 cash one ~ its ESQ statesmen. thai
i's sales Tor lhe year iust eloslae wen,
only three MIN 80 per cent less thar
Tor the last business Nc.sr ana x lnn,
bold cut y would likely make gaip
over hast year
AR Adaif goook wlwood. a town
about NIFTY miles from Indianapolis
With a population % $4,000 40 show
81 from a report made as a republican
correspondent tor republican, name,
that the pay ron ,monlhlyl ~ tAe IN
dus'fics In that lis,le town was Xts
Gee, the largest rell on the list helm
that ~ the American TN Plate cou
pNhS . suSssalarN ~ the steel trant
some % Shc feelorics are ranniag over.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Nnu usDt tasn.nl.B tt he
mmlar tolsiei ora an IS ena.etoi
asainat nlmuu omun n,,s
ms ue unds 81 "a snrN sgrrs nto ~,
eont saceed 49, .tou msun.s Is
p,rmt th.s $50 he aant
~ rfote lreeuh ralcs hqm r,.
t'rs 20 Gao snnna new rren,h pr..
tige IS io survuN then ,nds Vim
eHr'h'uwarc pipea ANA $40 ibc p.o.
with me',ca rcnn and sand oh.eh s.1.
"'f'es ard bccomes Waierapst
A reducing enlr Invented f,r e,..
pliag hiHn sreei MARINE turbines \,
tow spccd prog,lers a. ebiain ~.
h'shos' efnclsngs iram ta,h h,s bs..n
found Valuable Cor arssns a Show s.,e.
sF'c scneimsor by a swift turbine
Az 5efuiAn submarine l,oats h.,e
'cea equipped aggh huoss ,hss ~.
ee s'eiachcd frsu, the decA ~ \ nan1en
erafs at the erd ~ cable eon,.l,,,.
a 'elephone wire to enable r,se,,srs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

\ they are about. They set pre-
4 cedcnt for decency ~ the com.
muniiy and caused small gobs 81
cold sweat 10 stand oni on lrou.
F.. bled foreheads like moisture on,a
I water pitcher in july
Above all, they established the
utter worihlessucas Of such con.
, ieniions a. have been made hy The
+ Independent party and wlll have
a saluinry Influence on lhc re
maindcr ~ the campaign
The grand jury b. bon session
d.
MANY hard uui Is ,elferaekel
o.
z Il gives up good job Tor '
poor prospect
The modesiy of aspunis Ior
office never extends 20 mf ma.
ierial enrichment ~ pre election
majority claims
Iapaisfa. base EreWed 4 W.
lase0. ffrnthuau l' appflrs
there was nothing ai ali frrW'ar
about ihe murder
Wall Masou fplN uf iru uat NJ
rhest fhe summer boat lhrrt mly
he feu WAYS hui oul pu worth
ihe Trouble nnd ihai n rn'uelt
surrounded ht mtcf'"n.r
Skis MeNean .olU.n n ap
proHrhng ihe Amu 200 lm m
Vera Cruz Tho Rlll fnd % whIt.
flag more profitable thm 600
chang of compliments win lm
ion
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Corpus Chusfi 3. mat 10000 oIu
ihe blum lmf
hs iruer Whom man
druIt Ii1um un'll hr
hr Immediately fmn. H
nakr.h ' Wi proceed. iu nh.'
quantities. nI OBJ. U.nNDH.IN
fI.I.I.
h M'n'''''l. '.iH
,a'rh .'f i'." .'I '""''f "i.'n
N''nl' a'I' l''h'n' i'r'"'
'o near lront N'l "''. h'1 ".i'
'l'R 'l' nn'f ''"'' N'N''.'''i
'i'linf N''i'n
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

Impress iWn names 900 Nmr
mind as ulnl timber lor Coueu
mwui luurr Irff Mci,mprr
ot Houston and lumcs Lowry ol
llonot GROVE Both men nrc ron
gresloual ltt sound Democrats
anal liio long champions oi thp pcu
pie lhcN doscrYv recognition und
Arr going to yea %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

Claude Calm or thc Fort
Worth Star Telegram advises
people 10 be- careful o ihc.r $50
lcrmelnn cuiiur of rnpr fhn
should hc Even Wfh "a mudrrt
amount al exercise hctwDen slrr
uo lnan should rousumr o,rru.ht
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

$ ~ @mdh nl Nu,loe uo.
~ Nh l}rsr Brown u luIh
beeauu hc mya lh lnrd uId nm
to The woman owed Smith 5000
" Is moi nl all muswl lur mrr DAB
mix finance with religion on the
negative side
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-04
AsoLlsHlNe A "HoLplNe COM.
PANY."

The most ineNcusable holding com
pany' that was ever organized in the
United States. the Rock Island com
pany OF New Jersey is to be dissolv.
ed, il information from seemingly good
sources is true, says the Kansas city
Star.
The Rock Island company was de-
vised for the purpose OF giving a few
men control Of big railroad system,
with only small Investment Of
money.
Here is the complicated arrange
n.ent whereby the Rock island system,
worth over ss00.oO0,oOO is controlled
by the owners Of s25,oOO,OCO, par value.
OF stocks
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway company Of Illinois is the
operating corporation, having direct
title to the property It's stock is own
ed by the Chicago Rock Island & Pa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-04

eiiic Railroad company OF Iowa. and
used as collateral security for an issue
Of bonds sold to the public The stock
Of the Chicago, Rock Island q Pacific
Railroad company which represents
no money invested in the property. Is
owned by the Rock Island company
of New Jersey, with 81 million Of com.
mon and 30 million Of preferred stock
outstanding Holders OF the preferred
stock elect the important directors
who control the company.
This monstrosity Of corporation jug.
Cling according TO reports from New
York, is to be abandoned, two compa.
nies are TO be wiped out and the third
is TO be maintained, thus simplifying
the finances and operation OF the rail-
road property.
Whether the holding company ever
serves legitimate purpose is open to
question, but there can be no doubt
as to the fact that such holding
aompany as the Rock Island OF New |
Jersey is lnimical to public interest |
Z was created 10 help few men ac.
luire riches at the expense Of the pub
-c Probably the purpose was not ac
'omplished. Whether it was or not
las nothing to do with the vicious
involved. A device for TAX.
ng ccatrol Of a corporation away from
Is real owners and lodging it in the
ands Of manipulators and specula.
ors, is wholly evil.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-04
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
noN. AowrY FoR oovERNoR.

Il seems that our boom for ths
Hon. fremont for governor isn't meet
ing with the public favor that We had
hoped it would Il appears that Johns
scquittal has blasted his prospects for
political preierment and another diff
Guilty is thar John himself isn't taking
much interest in it. having hiked Oft
70 Texas In view Of this conduct on
the part Of the Hen fremont We don't
feel that we are justified in further
urging his candidacy.
However, there is the Hon carl
Howey, who viii doubtless be well re-
membered By our readers. and we de
sire to cali attention to his eminent
fitness for the high office which the
Hon. fremont has apparently declined
You will recall that the Hon. Howey
did Kill, slay and otherwise murder
certain said man west Of Chickasha
and that he is now serving a lie term
at McAlester Il is practically Ger.
tain however that ne has thoroughly
repented OF his crime by this time and
there is no reason why he shouldn't /
pc pardoned. In that event. he would |
be what the politicians call a strictly
logical candidate for the office in ques-
ton. His record would be absolutely
straight committed crime, con.
Victed, spends few years in prison.
repentance, pardoned, enters politics.
Wherefore let us give the Hon. Howey
chance. We owe him an opportun.
Ity 10 show that he had beaten back
10 the path Of honor and we should
make him governor in order that he
nay prove It TO us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-04
How Is Your Boiler?

1t has been stated that a man. s
stomach is his boiler, his body rs his
engine and his mouth his fire box. Is
your boiler (stomach) in COED working
order or is so weak that it win not
stand full load and not able to sup
ply the needed energy to your engine
(body)2 If you have any trouble with
your stomach Chamberlain's Tablets
will do you good They strengthen
and inyigorate the stomach and enable
IL to do its work naturally Many very
remarkable cures OF stomach trouble
have been effected by them For sale
by all dealers. ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-04
OKLAHOMA ITEMS IN THE INDIAN
BILL.

The Indian appropriation lbiu as
reported by the house committee con-
tains the following items which are OF
particular interest to Oklahoma.
l. The $275,O0 out OF the federal
treasury in support Of the common
schools in Oklahoma.
!. The S25O,OO0 for the Kiowa. Co
mancha and Apaches which will help
them cay their debts and get estab-
lished on their homesteads.
3. The abolition of the dual admin
istration at Muskogee and the substi-
tuition Of an assistant Indian commits
sioner, which will be much more eco
nomical and much more efficient tnaa
the present system.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-04
EARNING AND HIGHER EDucA.
TlON.

A report just issued from Chicago
university shows that in the last year
enc third of the student body worked
its way earning in all, from reports
made TO the college authorities, $i57-
$50, among the students i04 earning
their board acting as walters, AZ as
cocks, etc. The report is Of some
value not only as an exhibit proving
the absence Of collegiate snobbish-
ness, but as throwing somc light upon
the problem that at present is trou.
bling many unemployed, says an ex.
change.
Here, for instance is a list Of some
Of the occupations in which Chicago
university students found employment
for their unoccupied hours, together
with the rates OF pay received an hour,
the wages being Chicago scale
Amusement parks publicity men,
brakemen, ticket agents), S5 cents.
Athletics INSTRUCTORS, umpires, train
ers), 40 cents.
Chauffeurs 37ik cents.
Clerks (hotels, restaurants and
80 cents.
Clerical work statistical and gen
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-04
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eral office workl. 30 cents.
Companions Ito inyalids, childrei
and detectiyes), 27ls cents.
Express work trouting and truck
] iug), SO cents.
Guards and motormen on elevated
roads. 24lk cents.
Housework and cooks. rs cents.
Janitors, elevator men, watchmen,
27 eeats.
Local representatives Of magazines.
insurance and books, 81 cents.
Messengers, 20 cents.
Musicians at receptions dances and
theaters, $l5l
Newspaper delivery collection and
soliciting, 20 cents
Political work lcanyassing and al
pollsl 1914 ceAts.
Statesmen, S2l7 per day
Settlement work, 70 cents
Show card writing, drawing. max.
ing posters. 40 cents.
stenography and typing, 81 cents.
stereopticon operating, % cents.
Telephone work operators and
night managersl, 80 cents.
Traaslators, interpreters and proof
readers, 90 cents.
Tutors and gogsrnesses, SIPS.
ushers, guides and checkroom at
tendants, 80 cents.
Walters (for board, room and CASH
90 cents.
Vacation work, Sl5.61 per week
While thousands OF able bodied mcu
are unable to gain a mere living, look
ing in vain for work at any price, in
many parts of the country, heer are /
young students ambitious for an edu-
cation, willing to pay any price for it,
who do manage to get enough work
N hours outside Of college schedules
% pay their way The great advant-
lge they have is the spirit and pep"
II youth They are not eeasily dis
leatreaed; the future alone exists for
hem they are ION their way" and
hey do know where they are going.
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oh. the long and cruel winter"
Some such dope sings Hiawatha.
He should bring his Laughing Water
To our sunny Oklahoma.
81 simp says he has always noticed
that things which are not alike always
look different
Probably the truth OF the matter is
that the new baby doesn't lock like
either Of the fond parents or anybody
else
With nc Teddyites to kick up a row,
the Republican convention Saturday
will probably be as tame as Sunday
school.
But who to invite is a no more
perplexing question to the hostess than
is what to wear" to the guest. espec-
tally between seasons.
There's no getting around it, II one
associates with John Barleycorn long
enough he stands an excellent show
to get into a lot OF trouble.
Statistics would probably show that
that the practice Of carrying a weapon
increases a mans chances OF being
killed by at least 500 per cent.
It's safe bet that you couldn't
make any Bull Mooser believe that
more than a bakers dozen attended
he G. o. P. meetings the other night.
Already two Processing Chris tians
AVE accused the Packagetter Of shoot
ng at them yesterday aad no doubt
here are more precincts to hear from.
curiously enough, however. the fel-
ow who knows all about how a thing
hould be done doesn't do it better
han anybody else when he gets
hance.
NJ. G. Courtney declares February
is groundhog day, cterruling Judge
alloys decision. He insists that this
ate is fixed by the Missouri statute n
nd testifies that he actually killed +
is hogship on February "A on one
ccasion. In this instance, Of course,
lie animal didn't return to his hole