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The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-09-10
NOW HER FRIENDS
/. HARDLY KNOW Her
But This Does Not Bother Mrs.
Burton, Under the
Circumstances.

Houston, Texas.-ln an interesting
letter from this city, Mrs. S. c. Burton
writes as follows: 81 think If is my duty
TO tell you what your medicine, Cardui,
the woman's tonic, has done for me.
Twas down sick with womanly trouble,
and my mother advised several different
treatments, but they didn't seem to dc
me any good. | fingered along for three
or four months, and for three weeks.
was In bed, so sick couldn't bear tot
any one to walk across the floor.
My husband advised me to try Cardui,
the woman's tonic. have taken two
bottles of Cardui, am feeling fine, gained
IS pounds and do all of my housework.
Friends hardly know me, | am SO we'll"
If you suffer from any of the ailments
so common to women, don't allow the
trouble to become chronic. Begin taking
Cardui to-day. 1t is purely vegetable
its ingredients acting in a gentle, natlra
way on the weakened womanly constitu-
tion. You run no risk in trying Cardui
II has been helping weak women back to
health and strength for more than 81
years. twill help you. At all dealers
Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies
Advisory Dent, Chattanooga, Tenn.. for Spec1d
IistT1Ictions on your case and 64-page book. HON.
frestrusnt fer Women. sent in plain wrapper. ESsE
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-09-10
Ditching, It's per cubic yard.
Concrete, 1883 per cubic yard


When comparing these unit costs
with contract prices for similar work,
it should be remembered that con-
tractor has three sources of profit
that are denied Us. These are the
boarding house, commissary and
medical service.
In concluding, l wish to make a
few remarks about the effect of road
work on the prisoners, not to make
any plea of sympathy for them, for
their punishment is not unjust, but
to present strictly utilitarian fact.
The prisoner who has been doing
hard manual labor for a period of
months, living an outdoor life, with
good food and enforced good habits,
when released is strong, healthy
man, and is much more likely to
keep straight and earn a living than
4 man who has been made soft and
weak, and had the heart taken out
|cf him by long confinement behind
the prison walls.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-09-10
THE CATTLE MARKET

Kansas City Stock Yards, Septem-
Der 6, 1915--A supply of 1900
cattEe here today surprised the trade,
as several thousand more than that
number had been expected. The
reason for the decrease in the re-
ceipts was partly the Labor Day holt
day today, although this was not
effective at the stock yards, but
mostly because Kansas cattle ship
pers did not like the weakness on
grass steers last week Cattle. ship
pers are independent this year,
plenty of feed in the country and
money easy. The result of the
smaller su2pl% to-day was stronger
prices on best grades of killers and
on stockerB and feeders, medium
grades of Sat cattle steady. Corn
fed cattle brought SOTO today,
highest price in six weeks. Ship
ments to country points last week
Amounted to 25,0 0e head, practically
so per cent of the rotzl supply, and
this demand will be a permanent fix
ture here Through che fall months.
A shipment CT 20 cars of Western
Slope ColorafBa cattle. is here to-
day, beef steers lacking little in
flesh, weights IT40 to 1900 lbs, horn
ed steers at. S. 80, dehorned 81, two
cars of feeders included, 1000 lbs, at
81. There is far sprinkling of
Panhandle cattle, including yearlings
and breeding heifers at strong
prices. A drove of panhandle yearl-
lings topped the stock market last
week at $S,.S5. a string of white
face heifers, bred to thoroughbred
bulls, brought ST 80, and some white
face calves weighing 500 pounds
brought IS. 40 today. Thirty cars of
Oregon beef steers, around 1910 lbs.
sold at $7.75 first of last week, none
here since
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-09-10
NOSE BRAKEMAN is
DOOMED FOR GOVERNOR
Tucson Senator Will Be Standard
Bearer of Conservative Forces.


Bearer of Conservative Forces.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 6.-Seha
'or Ma-e - acIman of Tucson j. 10
be tine stan:s11 bearer of the c.p
servative Democrats next year in the
race for the nomination for governor
Friends of Senator Drachman are al
ready at Wolk in many countie7. lin
ing up support for his candidacy. lie
was the leader of the conservative
forces in tile senate last spring, and
while not rabid in his opposition to
Governor Iinnt, he opposed MANY Of
the Hunt measures.
1T will be Campbell against
Drachman next year." said a promi-
nent local conservative Democrat to-
day. He referred to Tom Campbell
Of Prescott as certain to be the Re
publican nominee.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-09-10
HOW CONVICT ROAD
IS CONDUCTED

The follwing interesting paper on
convict road work was prepared by
F. G. Twitchell, division engineer in
charge of the road camp on the
Oracle road, and read at the recent
conference of, highway engineers at
Flagstaff. Mr.. Twitcfell has been
in charge of the convict road work
in this state for some time, and his
paper is considered one of the best
that has yet been written on this
subject:
AS the predominating interest
from the average standpoint, in the
use of convict labor on public works
lies in the efficiency of the labor,
rather than in what . is generally
termed the "uplift7 of the prisoner,
these remarks will deal principally
with the cost of doing work with
convicts under the honor" systems
this being the term that custom has
applied to the plan whereby prison
ers are placed in camps without
guards, reliance being put upon their
word that they will not run away
and that they will conduct them
selves properly.
The figures presented are taken
from the recrds of the camp known
as Prison Road Camp No. 1. This
camp was organized in December,
1913, on a small basis, with the in
tention of using it for general repair
: work and minor improvements.
When first put in the field, it was
made up of 20 men and teams, I'M
der the direction of one foreman.
Since that time it has expanded until
now it has a force of SIS men and "a
teams, under the direction of three
foremen, and is capable of handling,
and has handled, any class of road
work.
Acting upon the principle that If a
prisoner is worthy of being trusted
he is worthy of being trusted to the
fullest extent, the ordinary prison
rules have not been enforced in this
camp. The endeavor. has been to
avoid as far as possible anything
that would keep the man constantly
conscious that he, was a prisoner.
Responsibility for his actions has
been placed upon himself. 1 might
say that he has been shown L 5 feet,
and to stand upon them.
Carrying out this idea, the me1
are dressed in civilian clothes, and
with two exceptions are not restrict
ed any more than in, a free labor
camp. The first of these two excer-
lions is that there is a set hour for
going to bed, and the second is that
the men are not allowed to leave the
camp without permission, and then
only to the extent of one mile. free
range. Under no circumstances are
they allowed to go to town. One
guard, who acts, as hig1t Waterman
for the camp, is employed, whose
principal duty, outside of this, is to
LOOK after the clothing and equip
ment of the men.
The food furnished is on par
with that furnished in the best free
labor camps, and better than that
furnished in many. We have been
criticised great deal on this point,
though 1 believe this criticism has
been without proper reflection. The
average idea is that any kind of food
is good enough for prisoner. but
that idea is based upon altogether
wrong premises. It is not prison
er that is beng fed, but a workamn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
en- ifuffet Srier.

aanias Gitp, Wfo., Sen f6oe Stt {.
Set isrite @limt al lin tiItommenbe
9ruo por rpf FOR 5nrmer Simothu
Hilep. Get Jog BAN paa boueofuls
6lugt. Rilep fom tisrenoe / lin
6armuoan I'll Sernbane'
ltctionen. BANDIT Seiteue % ltiacoe
ia foruentninJsful6t ioran &n0gan.
Gen. San bau0e iom aienoetegn en-
REQ 9ellif / A|nduhullet, Tor ban
hap0e life ieet lin S~iltommeu0e, Oa
3rieriet uar ioregaaet Or. Golt. Nru.
oen, buis Stem par / gteuaoa, lflIoc
'om S~tienoetegu oPre iiert bDio aio.
lc. Nogle iao Winutcr @ielere fonl
oen hpiSe aioIe. omeiuet AZ Sat.
difer, 6aanofuiierter o. talrise an.
Sre @asteneliter. tiIipue / Geraab-
ninaen. g. encite @Iimt al benoe
uar nof nor HiIG; ban rappeoe
SEN robe Heuif uSaf a~napbuaet og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
Sra Verden$kri9en.
Drlr oet frrbifke rolk Ramp. Dc alisreoe %lanofGttri
Gropper Gnos paa oen turkifke Emf. - Staiem erklerer
gulearien Rrie oa frnoer en- glaaoe til N9eer=
baust. - Rusferne tilbaeeerobrrr gukuuinas
Doueodao. = peffronten %nforanoret.
Rsre / england / HnIednin9 Balkankri9sn.

Stprfc, iom MI fra Snlonifi nrr.
mer Jig SIagmarfen / Serbiet
Sfslge Welbinger BERTH ira Salo.
nifi er ser lanoint %iranife % en9el'
lie Sropper / ilige WoSier, of Sern.
banen life paa latgt Nor fan be.
icrbre Dem ale, bporfor alttomobi'
Ter pg one SlogS oporipelige &iere.
Jreier err taget / Drug, % cnoa Ell
Der en- flor Mpngoe Solonter, iom
Slmarider rpffer nor0oper longs
Sernbanen. Set giGlber nemlig al
faa iaa itor en- Sroppeitprfe til
Grmiaresionen Tom muligt, fpr oet
afgisrenbe SIag ~begpnoer.
De trooper, iom MI ienoes moro.
pper forot biGlpe Serberne, er BOG
lcngt ira belle Sen olierebc Scr.
itprfe, iom aaereOe MT err lanOint
Salonifi. Saonen err prenoe fulo al
Srarsportbompere, og trooper
Situienpis lanoirttes bier Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
NDt Ercs paa 8rrfcnlnno.

Saainart oct blep b~cfienbt, at
Stalien bap6e erflpret glllgarien
9ria ipecielt / set Siemeo at itette
Serbien, begpnbte oe aliereoe oiplo-
matiIfe Mepr9ientanter paallp at ope
9res / Mthen oe @ufareIt / BET Tte-
nteo at opertule @rpfenlono OF Hlt-
mnnien til at lutte Jig iii DC 9llie-
re0e.
s Ithen blep Ser innltioigt it6rft
unoerltreget, at sc alliereoe Heaie-
ringer aloelcS life bar eni9 meo Sen
grnife Negiering / oe1ls Tortolfning
al Alliancetroftaten meo Serbien.
DC bppoeoe, at @rpfcnlmo, ifelge
Sraftatens Manb og Srolpo, MI bar
icrpliatet til at fomme Serbien til
biplp.
Oct forlpoer u9ioo, at Sen qruife
Ge9iering ifal begpnoe at ie noget
o~nberlcoes paa Sitlatiolien og
@runoen BERTH Ifol p9re Sen, at Sen
ftanif-britiife Wilitprerpeoition qien-
rem Salonifi bar bit iig at ppre
eli n1eaet urloi9ere AiiHre, enO
Grpferne hauoe tpnft iia. Gen me
9rGif Eremierminiiter ifol hupe To-.
ret, at @rGfenluno bill banolc /
iomme 2ieblif bltlgarife Sroppcr
f1rgriber Zig poa GREET Serritoriunl.
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en- ~manohaftiS Kpinoc

SeattIc. Muib., sen 1859 Oft.
9euP6uet meO Ell Niile % ct 0ogI-
Qeurr ~ioriuoreoe oen IL Aor gouIe
Gnfe, Mrs. Sarab NilcIom. iooa ut
Stem MOO Sheriiienp l%loienbinqer,
lem fem Tor at erctperc en- llofultcI
lta0om.
Mrs. @ileIom barrifnOereoc ~
rem % u0ior0rcoe Folitimruocne
til Ell QueI pna Riiler eller SnaI.
gcprr. oen el,c e'ter Sen nloen. &c
qiorbc intct SoricI poa al tuqc @u.
let me0 Sprnt.
Sun ertlrreoc. at bun piloc ifpoe
sen ierIte Sen beoite. iom ioriegtc
a. trpnae Tia inc / Nuict. Get par
6euoe5 Stem, crflpreoe bun, % bun
0qtcoc at i%oripore oct tiltrooS ale
9fet3or0rcr.
On F%nntcbeitclic ior $4,000, Ser
iful0c upret betnlt ior ct Glar ii0en,
6lep / Npril beororet iu0fo9ierct as
HcttcnS &ei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
en- ny 1nouitri.

gSoihiulton SEN 170e Oft. ,n'
Gcnriqaminilter zane meobeIte iOog.
at &c omulleoe Sorisg me0 at pro.
0iccre @tinerolpotaife, boorni ri
biOtil far pleiet at iuOiere Tor mon-
&c Dtiuioner Dollars ON Aaret, or
idiot iGr0eleS ilireositiuenoe no. oq
AZ en- I'm oQ bctpOuina@fulO Sn0uitri
e. itilet / lloiigt.
Iep0rtemeutet bar netop mo6tu.
9et Rapport ira en- SpeciaIaJent ior
Son g%eoloGiifc CpntnoIiuq ON, buor.
lcoe9 oet pco en- meqct iimtpel Bro.
ces er Irffeoe5 at pro0ucere Eotoite
ira gIunitcr iom onr iorenum0ct /
lliutc Gountn. lltab.
"a NIuniten pioe5 at iorefonrme
/ itore WrnqOcr 6nnoe / Utah. 60
loraoo, Gepo0o, California % Nri-
soma, er mr.. cane al Sen M}euing,
ct Spiu0elien nil iltre Sc Sorencoe
Statcr en- tilltrTttcliq Torinuirq al
Eotoife iaauel til notwithstanding iom
III &ruq bcO (iIuirtningcn al
SprGuQirpiic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
Scrbcrncs bc''pcratc &anp.

Itben 196e Oft. - Otter Sc ior-
ifjeqige Weloinger ira ariq5iflte,
pIaoielte i Serbien at oerrme - Sc
tgife og ~piterrigife in~o6eiattet -
f1emgaor oct tp0eligt, ct Sen fife
icrbiife arme aier en- Mo0itnno moo
81 opermGgtiee SLENDER, iom Self
marifolf BON Wacfenien % bans
@eneraler alorig bnpoe siort Neg
ming paa eler troet mIlig. Gn0og
Gorreiponbenter for tpife 9la6e ifri-
Der balpDeis meo Seunoring ON
Serbernes ale9t, ltbboloenbeo %
Sapperbeb. Get err npiten ilmlliat
at oripe Dem no al en- StiQing u0en
efter ct @aIfetog meO @ajonettcn,
ifrioer ri AZ Dem.
@anife pitt pebblir Sc tpIfe og
~eIterrigife Spre at trGage frem boo
81 ira &eit OF Norb, men oct goar
imaat. Serberile iNlger bper eneite
Ioosbreo Soro ioa bprt iom mnIigt.
Se peo, at oct MT giGloer oere5 ill
pprelie iom Solf, for en- enoeIig tp'f.
eiterrigif Seir Der betp6er iremti-
bigt bulgarif Sperberreosmre paa
@aIfanbaIpsen, % ga blir oct life
naaoigt at pare Ser6ere. @eoibIt-
beoen ON al SiGlpen III nprmer iig
m;rtigt ira Salonifi ~6iornger uel
osiaa lit til at itonliHtte Serbcrne
O. ifiRrpe oeres Mooitano; bpaO
Get ierit og iremit giGloer Tor Dem
Ill, er oerior at iinte Spifernes %
Giterrigernes 6rem9ang ioa meget
icm muligt.
I'll flerc WelSinger iremgaar oct,
q. gamle MGno. apinoer % Born
fi9mper Sioe ON Sioe meb ben
lille re9ulRre ierbiife arme. Sele
Den ierbiife Hation er / &irteli1be-
cen MI OF iinoe noe / 9amplinian.
Goor auglerne bpiner 90 9ranater'
lie fnitrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
1taIienlf Saan.

Neip gorf SEN Toe Oft: Zen
iialienife He1ierinq bar t%ruiiet
Sfriot iii GptaqeIien al ct Stot3.
loan poa $25,000,000 / &c 6or.
eneOe Stoter. Get bill bIi set ierite
nirette 2aou, iom Stalien bar opta.
Get beri &uuOet iioen arigen3 Be.
opnoelie, oq set DiI bli anpenot til
Snotiob al ari85iorraaO 90 unore,
aImill0eli3e SorneOenbeoer.
Ge itnlienife Stataobligationer
ser err %betaIbare ON ct 9lar, uOiteoe3
/ 9eIsb paa 500, $500 oq 1000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
en- Sombe / Gourthuiet

Sttomn, 81. Sen 160e Oft: On
@ombe, ion1 peicoc ire Vun0, 'nuos
teS ioag al en- NorlUG0cr / Noic-
mcntet / ga Sole Gountp GourtbrS
bcrIico%. Oct meObcle3 ira Sheriii.
~tpntoret, at @ombeu iuoebolot uof
NitrogIpcerin til at iprrugc belle @uq.
ningen / 2uitcn. Snnteu bap0c uUrct
tUnht. men par aaoet 10. Wton
bar ell T%ornoonlna ON, at @omben
e. blcpct anbragt al Ell cIlcr on0en
Eerion iorat hppnc liz paa @ountD
pn0igbeocrne FOR oere5 SorisIaclle
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Der err llaaoe meo alt.

Su6etbo, Sans. Oen t7oe Ctt.:
Gn / Sno Tor gpen boeuNe Iarmer,
No6crt @}iQer, bleo / Rat uGftet al
en- GIanO peo 9{uUn lhorp. iom Tor
10 Nar iioen Ig6 bort me0 giiaers
NuitrI Sborp iorlangte. at Niaer
tube toge 6uitruen tILbage. GA ran
Ghorp) life IInlere iGu iig titan0
iii al ernGre henoe poa Ell aritUnoig
Mau0c.
3borp. ser uor en- SlPgtning al
Mrs. W}iuer, hauoc en- Si0 or6eioet
Tor Mr. @iaer. Ger opito0 ct
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meIIem ham %
&onen. % for 10 4ar li0en rsmte
Ct iii @lisiouri. Nliaer iuIgte eiter
ca ioriegte or ian ooertaIt lin Some
til al oen0e til6ogc i'll 9ernene. Sun
oiilog. Sna isgte % 1T Alfiaer
>tilsmisic ira heuOe.
5horps irUtte 6oraInJenoe on.
C. nan mi ihlloe taIe aonen tiLbage.
gioroc @iuer inu ra'en0c, AZ ban
ionot ircm i'm Rcoolper og ior.
lnngte. N Sborp uiorteuet itrllbe
iorlaoe hans Gnemerter. Cette nPg.
toe Shorp al giere. men oa Hepol.
ueren 6eRnnote al fuaISe OF sing
l,rne pi6e BAN ON Creme. iauSt han
set floqeite NJ tage Serene poa 9taf-
fer. On alale eaer 10, iom ienoteS
eiter bam p~aaitproeoe SIugten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
upeir / Geras.

0aGuS, Ser, Sen 17Oc Oft. st
pcloiomt Hcan Ieoioqet al en- ups
item %ortanagtia Sprm Dor igoor Oh
ibaq onrettet Sta0e for Sunbreber
Sniinoer al Collars / noroliNe
SernS % / Sen in6liac Gel al Cta-
bona. Soupibt pioe8 er Sol intet
Wenneifelip Qonet tobt. Sc Iterite
Eob IoronrioaebeS peo l%logliouinQer
ci observation-disclosures, pe0 Sfa0e an,
reirct paa 9lulinaen on peo GoclPg.
6ellen al Sroer. ) Htota Gountn,
Cflobomo, aniIaoe9 Sfo0en iii
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22

lloitiuinaeu bcisgtc& / Septem-
her al 171,459 |crioner, eller glen-
neminitlia 5,715 ON Sogeu. Gettc
cr itsrre cuo set ooqIi1e @icmcm.
~initSbeieg / ,Nui Sen Ieritc Al 0e
ire Sommerieriemanneocr, "a man
antog. at @eleqet uiIoe orre TORT.
Sioen AobniuQsooaen ocn tic
%nnIar bar lloltlllinQcn uUret be
irgt al iaIt t.655.3l7 Verioner.
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Ct merfelist Sruoepar.


Caflano, Gal, Sen t7oc eft: Ct
romantiif @rnaup ian0t Steo fer
ifaq. ga en- aoinbe, iom / tnpe gar
far uGret Ell Snpoli0 o. life bar
flannel iorluoe lin Ruqeitol, bIer
piet til en- Mano, iom bar miitei
beage @en. De bleu Tor Ell oQ ei
fclpt 9(ar iioen %prrienteret iur bin
onben al en- bliro 9rooer al @ulO.
1onmen. Mpra Ma0eline 5lIcfer er
Qrloen, Hobert Hiharo NQen. en-
@rubearbeioer, er @ri6qommert. ol
@alter &. Naer. ser or aniat ueS
acknowledgements Tor Niinoe / Saf.
lcn0 er @ro0eren.
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Sluoten fra 2lrmcnicn.

Ncp Dorf. SEN 1859 eft: Siplgc
,u.oberetuina til @cltprelicn Tor oet
pre5bpterianife Mi3iion2icIitab er
orer 10000 I'll al Nrmcniere % an.
ore friinie 6lngtninger ira oct OFT.
llac Sprtiet onfommct Ill Sabrl5 /
Icriicn. Get anllaueS, al oper TO-.
coo Slnltninger, iom AZ Yfohamc'
rdncrnc or ior0reunc ira Sprfiet, M
rpbol0er iig ocri @pcn.
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Ct b~eoraoerlf
S~0oemioocl

Moihiuqton Sen l6oe Oft @oit.
ocuar:emcutet bar ioag u0iteot et
"iruuo ORDER" moo Cu0oner Gales
Gompanp / 8odeiter, y. y, Ser
o3ina bar Ct 6Iliolfoutor pda Scar.
bern Street i Chicago. Girmuet
poaitoar Gicnncm line Advertisement
ter og Girtulrrcr. al BETS "Cruoo.
ucr" Tan bGlbrc0c iongoOtiom ollie
mcrmeifcliQc Spgoomme pcO at til
icrc Segemct Suritoi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22

toG SIugteu. apiuOGn / Sen hut0e
Niolc i1u u0 I'll at upre mlno't 20
Adr ulorc emo sen ucntcuoc Nrio.
lum. Ga 0et par fouife oenue Sm.
itTu0ilhc0, lom irenfdlotc 0cn
pluoieliRc Srou0 til at giore liz
IipnIla. ~9ruoen~ u0itcbie Ell Sn0l
TEN, taucOc frem I'll @iaentoialJet oA
Greg mc0 ioritc So8 tilbaGc til Ne
rG0u.
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San Oieec.uoitiQinsen

San 1ieao.llbitiaineen begpnotc
lin tienoe Manneb meo looe lloiig.
ter iii forfeit goot Seisa. ioet De
rclitaaenbe 6armere ira DC mclem-
reitlige Stater isrit M. ba Snobeit-
ringsarbeioet er oper. err bespuot at
antomme / itaoigt itisenbe antaI.
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SnIoniti 20oe eft. - Get bar
tioIigere meooeIt, at Del ierbiife BE.
aieringsiGoe ifulbe iiptteS ira Riib
iii Witropitja, nGrmere Den mafe.
ooniife @rpnie. Men MI meooeles
ser, az ben ierbiife Sopebitao or lint
ret til @riibreuo / Oct paitliae Ger
bien. n0r oen atlantic @rRnie.
gae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og Banter
Sortf9ttes paa Siee .
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-19
Trend of Tracing yesterday.

Chicago, Aug. l8.-Extremely bear
ish reports from the spring crop region
including the Canadian northwest. act
ed in the wheat market as almost a
complete offset for heavy rains over
Kansas. Missouri and Nebraska. Prices
closed unsettled with September at
$106.
December and May were wheat op.
tions here that chiefly felt the influ-
ence OF the promising outlook in the
spring wheat belt The harvest north
west was reported to be well under
way, clear up to Winnipeg, with big
yields and fine quality the general
rule. Nevertheless the September de.
livery here showed a tendency during
the greater part to tighten in value,
going to premium of Csc over De-
cember, as against 1-Sc at Tuesdays $
close. The excessive rains damaging
and delaying the winter crop was
chiefly responsible for the relative
firmness of the September contracts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-19
Rains will Rot Some
Grain Still in Shock

"Yes. the rains will do a great deal
OF damage to unthreshed grain that
has not been stacked" w. A. Bryant,
county commissioner from Pocasset.
said this morning during short visit
to the county seat. "Up around Pocas-
set, he continued. most of the
threshing has been done because that
is good wheat country and half a
dozen machines went TO work there
early, but much of what is still in the
shock is in danger OF rotting unless
fair weather comes at once
u don't see," Commissioner Bryant
continued why farmers don't stack
their grain. They have had plenty Of
time before now to have every bit OF
it saved. either in the granary or in
the stack. Whatever part Of the crop
is lost now is absolutely unnecessary
waste
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-19
IBob'S Hand Ntts The
City at Least S22

Don Jlssery, THE Man in the Case,
contributed another ten" to the cause
OF city government Yesterday after
noon when he was tried in police court
Tor fighting. He was the fifth one to
be tried of the bunch that Deputy
Sheriff Bob Castleman rounded up
down in Southtown night before last.
His $40 made total of $50 in cash
the city has realized from Bob's haul,
and there are still two big negresses
in Jail with $40 fines over them.
Don never did strike nobody ac-
oording to evidence couple of
negresses. gave before Police Judge
Coffman. But they happened to be
the very same negresses that had
called Castleman in to stop the big
negro from beating a woman, and their
stories didn't have much weight before
Judge Coffman. The whole bunch
were fined $40 per,
II will cost the city $S to feed the
two who are prisoners if they serve
out rleir entire fines Of ten days each.
At that, the city will profit $22, The
city officers say Bob has the smokes
coming from the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-19
HIGH PRICE
FOR CORN

Forty-eight ears OF corn will cost j.
W. Phipps rather dearly Possibly
they were ears of golden corn" They
will cost him almost dollar each,
Phipps was tried before Justice j. +.
Taylor at Bradley yesterday on the
charge Of stealing the corn from an
other farmer, James McCune.
After all the evidence had been
brought in, the jury gave its yerict as
guilty and assessed the fine at 81 and
costs. That would have made the corn
cost Phipps some thirty dollars. But
Assistant County Attorney A, X. Swan
has found that the fine in such case
cannot be less than SO, so the man
Must be tried again.
Phipps declared that he picked the
corn all right. but that he picked il in
the field of one De Vault, and that he
had already arranged with the owner
for the feed.
Ira Crisp was the chief witness for
the state He testified to seeing Phipps
throw an armful of ears into his wagon
on the night of July 81, and two other
Witnesses testified to going next morll.
ing to the spot Crisp told them Of, and
of finding just 4s stalks of corn from
which tho ears had been removed.
I The new hearing is set for Monday