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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONG; MILLS. o.. Jan il
iIrilunE D. tn progress at MobIey. No g.
~ men the gas has became exhausted.
hla 70 % me purpose o. the conn
Fahy 70 have MOblcy SO. Z shot. Dc wIff
D. remembered that SO. l.. WHOM rr-i
drilled into Tho grit. about two s.4rs
aEo. made one OF the heaviest rsa v.Tr
81 was also forced % ~ the roIa an
vas Thought that just "a Few fe.f
tarthcr drliliug would probably rfrIr.
n ncafy low THE drilling was done
= rev months r Bat only "a fresh rHa
pressure vas struck. Now. Do De- rrg-
posed 90 shoot the we'll win what rs.
suite remains fu Dc seen.
lentorvtlo Tarmors' rrsfItrfs H-
~.chfduled 90 take place Jan FL ana gs
= good program hns been arranged vim
three state speakers a Eterr0nfflr,
lecture VIII uU delivered bV one "a 49,
STATE Fr.1kor9 ana FOR the last nIrrt
there VIII PEI on nddrcss hr o. W. TI.r.
elspn - wooster. o.. whose rrIfarf
WI De- Sixty Minutes ir "a rlHInr Sal.
chine an almlrrIHu Zee ~ r8 cents
WI be charged Tor tHiH session.
n business visitor iu UsIaIre
H o.. s6atte-day recently lost , r,Ig
a1le COW which was hooFed by anothar
Nhs- rsari wui1aou wal. called %,
lnui-4 IurefHy hg fIe critical rrrII.
n,n ot her cousin Albert rortefraid.
hn az ihIa writing Ie not rsrr.teI b.
o b. Lgcas. ~ F@rtH-ada was "a tr-f
ness caller Dol DauffruIlIr Monde u.
ren1rirl a very deep Interest War br.rr
that place
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WARWOOD


Mrs. Cecilia Leighton. one Of the old
~ resioents OF Marwood. passed away
~ me home Of her daughter. AIRS Eliza
mornin@ Z o'clock "Wednesday
New York city and came TO Wheelins I'M
.sSt \ resided In the EiEhth ~ard
TOT about twenty years when she moved
TOO AAssiton. Ohio. She resided there
shtl Two Years ago. when she came u
here TO live with her ugh rne
deceased was In her eighty-hfth year OF
age she Was "A Of the Presby-
terrain church Three months ago Mrs
was stricken with an attack
OF paralysis. and her condition gradual
~ grew worse until the past couTIe OF
nays when " Was thought hat the emo
Was near. and Members were notified a
the end came.
The follO~ing children survive. Mrs
n ). Morgan. OF McMechen: Mrs. NJ. n
farshAlL OF Akron. Mrs. n. Il. CARR.
kues. and Miss Kate. OF Massiion. o.;
Jerry and Robert II Kingston. III "
ana Mrs. Elizabeth hanes, OF this city.
funeral services will be held Satur-
Gay AFTERNOON at ? o'clock In her late
Tesidence In North Warwood. Rev. Ed.
gar bay, formerly pastor OF the Presby-
terian church. Will conduct the services.
Interment at Mt Zion cemetery.
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL, W. Va. Ian. i4-Mr
prlie kimmins and little daughter Dor
othy are ~ at the home OF his father
in-law William Pattfson OF Dallas.
Miss LEILA Cofneld returned home sun
Gay after spending several days as this
guest OF relatives in Moundsville.
"A guest OF Miss Elizabeth Kent.
Messrs- Harry Richie and Lynn Kim
Minis. OF Dallas. attended church here
Miss Zelda Winters spent sunday call.
ing On Misses Beulah and Alice Davis
MT Charles Geisler spent Sunday
Geisler.
Mr.. Royce EarIewIne wal calling or
Mr. W. n Kent sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kimmins were
calling on Mr. and Mrs. William Patti.
son sunday evening.
Mr.. and Airs. George Fox spent sun.
Jay as the guests OF their daughter
Misa Gertrude Of Elm Wood.
Mrs. =. II. Campbell. Of Mt Union. 4.
improving after n several weeks illness
Mr.. Charles GeiSler and children wer,
calling on Mrs Albert Winters sunday
Mrs. william Jones and daughter.
Edna and Mildred were calling on Mrs
AIRS. ". n. Kent Was calling in Viola
Monday.
Mrs. willis Crow and daughter Char
lotte. OF Clay Pike. spent Friday and
saturday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John shepherd Of Big Wheeling Creek
Mr. Wits Cole was n business caller
Mr.. Isaac Davis has returned HON.
after spending some time with -
daughter. Mrs. Charles Ncuhardt, OF
Wheeling Island.
Mr. Wilbur Berry. OF Limestone. wa,
calling on Sand Hiil sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Dague. Of Viola
81 eut sunday a. guests Of their son
Oscar naguc. OF this place.
Mr.. William WEIGH Of Viola, was call
ing on Harry s. Davis Monday evening
George Fox. Jr. spent Sunday as IN
guest OF his grandmother. Mrs. ALFRED
Turner
Miss Gladys DaEue. OF Viola, spent
sunday as the guest OF Mrs. W. II. Tur.
ner.
Mrs. @. W. Jones and children wer.
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Mnrsf
sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Caldwell and daughter
Elsie were shopping Ia Wheeling Friday
Mr.. Brtce l.. DaEuc took n load OF
hogs TO Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. Dora Cofheld was calling In Elm
Grove SUNDAY.
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ME g. " Marsh o. quite III
mr ana Mrs. Frank Eorard. formerly
OF Mozart are spending the wiut.r
months in FLORIDA.
Hazel Borck is confined 20 her bom.
with a sore throat
Mrs. G. o. Dean. OF WHaaffra -
visiting relatives here.
teinke lost "a valuable horse a
The Mozart Volunteers met on Mon.
day eventnE 40 the school bulIdfnr ard
linpoitant business matters were trans-
much Improved.
Con brisc1l and daughter. Miss Ann.
"hD were visiting 90 trH j. o. HoForeon
nome have returned 60 tfelf nom. nj
.lIttHhurEH.
Martin cIldweu Dr. sier
The Euuug child u. ffr rr. AZ.
Grover kruIurrI WHO u-fiIfT..rr e.
~. fINu 90 fhs home % TH.
gi. Dol .liua e. few days aro ig Ir-
harold Kerr Is Un tine aIrr Uaf
NN..NNI nf Nuuu. people of N...rf
IN't inc home of MIaa u4urau, No..
on AhNr.1aF evening FOR fHe r4rr-r-
nL OK nlzIuE a Dramatic Club rrf IL.
l'f H nIHF fu ba given Dol al
Mr. Robert g. kapffr. uH. t.. -
iN poo r.wrwnaf Improved
NlH" eIFnnr and family. af N.r-rr
"'F'. % NhffIlnE ono dny iaaf UrGE
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louis Mcdaniel W STANDARD rirs
bflck 60 % o. suit for fsOsSa due -
,.lutWuatuu money. ETaklus and van
attorneys
ltena ~ Anton vs. Louis % Arter
ni7Wieaed % costs Of riHintfT
Jnaeph HaftaEla ~ Bros Va gfrrr.
MONTH o. a. Hulf flr fssr..I Infsrs.f .rT
1-is due on "a judgment coleman I'll.
Noble p Hope W. Zenith W1rs. di..
ml 90 Af costs ~ rfaiufTn.
ArrrI Aruosa w. unlarrr Arroa. a.
NNr'r Frarfnd fpr gross neglect III dnf,-
and adultery
EDNA % rreer vs. WIN. Green. wyo~,.
Tor cntrfme cruelty ana Fros
IHftn Hebron w. Victor Hebron a.
fnr.U granted and given maiden rrr-.
or EIuHnIa.
-ad.r 'larjel va George Chorisf "a nj
HII I.I divorce uIimunN and rfrfogw
nI 'NIIl she alleges extreme rrraIfr
HNnu Win vile women ana ~.
rHr attorney
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neHt h. p Willard. OF Che g
visited smtfhnrId. this rU.rtg
md in the Afternoon b.
lNN NIflgeua HuI miners 10
~ community from the OPERATOR
~ willard emphasized The farf ft.f
alH could mot pas more fF.u
pNere1 and 0UerHfr On q raeI.-
fe Wi0 hey Intended o. af..r
..e hftllrN and IIum Run mIr.a
He asked Che minrra f1 return o.,
500 he said those who dfH rnf Is
MnNll have o. leave frr r4rrrr.
.pfV No .nlI the contrary raT r.
objection tu their haI8rr III
Our coal was quo out nj UH.H.
90 s~dreadav and thr mine vas ~.
'rh 20 aEafu today ft Ia stated
~ Rrrrrt the O. q Coal co.'s aTrr
and return TO- work
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STEUBENYlLLE

"a, .bENNlLLE, o.. Jan. Il-One O,
s"s OuHltles On tar paying time h. M
on pianos. The assessor Toff1y - 49,
'ioh When be made mis- founds
|ost people oNneu no pianos. These fn.
aaughtur. or somebody Ieff it tb.r. g.,
S".ln 70 heep while away or some pisr.
mpan had lett % there on Trial Tbs
s"I .'hlpehles dtscisimed ownership
VIE 70 aaldy or nanny them.
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TO BUY U. s. SECURITIES

GENEVA fyia Parish. Jan. ~. as
p -Swise banks are receiving large
SUMS m money and scrip from mem.
beers of the Hapsburg family. members
or thr Austrian a~ristocracy ana nj.
emma huanCicrH as deposits. and also
large orders tn buy American aec.1rL
Tee Recently bod Austrian archduka
soid Tor cash e large estate 10 M
lyrol at virtually haIf ifs value
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. a. I4.-Butter-veak:
extras (92 score) 33n 49,.
creamery ChiEher scoringD sIG T..
nrsts 3On324c. seconds % a9c: mack
ing STOCK. current make. No. 2. 2Ic.
Gheese-nrm unchangod.
Eggs-hrm: fresh gathered. extra ane
4bu4Ic; extra nrsts 45c; hrsts All f1c:
state. pennsylvania and nearby. henuerv
whites, Asn SOC, do. gathered white "a
@4Sc; DO. hennery browns 4zm lSc. DO
Eatnered browns and mixed colors 43
Flour-stronR
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resolution declaring % necessary Il,
pouus q the sum % glu00G III
ElL,nase tho MiuEo Water Works AMI
LINK me date Tor "a special election
'I"aIF 30 was adopted hF Minr,
.i.h DoluHil Douuci believes fbat
w, filltEf would b. making 4 valuatI-
Guh paJ lnE iuveftment b. p-urrbaeir-
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AFTER the regular session Of the Luth-
church or Mozart on TUESDAY s]yenina .
special business meeting was called by
INC president. Mrs. Bertha FarUsr a
thls meeting Of the league decided 10
give a Poverty social iu the bas~ment
IN the church on Thursday evening
JtuuarJ ~. Everything all be "a,
is u~uticIUatrd.
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laNpayers here favor prnpoaed iegfa-
lattou looking toward %cuttinr dow 80
expense or holding elections such 80
tacs nave Increased 600 Der cent To-
nlut ~ several years. 1t is Troposed n,
,ut the county election hoard from a
t' The boards actually hire men q,
~ election tabulafIon. which thsv ami
two clerks sh0Ild do "'
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Warxood Rrtafa

Bert Cusick. OF Newark. o.. has re-
days.
George Murray. OF Glenn's Run. has
accepted a position at the Wheeling
Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. G. Crider. OF Newark.
o. have returned after visiting friends
here.
stone has been received 20 improve
htlton's road. between Marwood and
Orchard avenues. The work will be done
by street Commissioned Edward Brooks
and his force Of men.
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committed Of our most prominent
7 COlored citizens have Planned H. r.u -
". lommgn Pleas Judge to have him
1st me jury commission 10 nor
gIeN the color line In selecting nnmes
Tor the jury wheel For vSars a..
names q colorcd citizens have not come
~ ~ the jury wheel and they rrsenf
Iu. .IEni cast on IhaIr rnrn
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On Wedncsuay al her home near here.
Of her friends with n QUILTING party An
tAaupfaAe dinner was served and the
Gay was spent at quilting. Those pres
ent were; Mesdames & a.. Dean. }. w.
behrens, W. "a. Seabright. J.. y. Kiger.
p. q klagcs and n. r.. Cooke. Misses
kogerson. Minnie Behrsna and
ton.
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Meeting OF shield OF Honor lodge. No.
., OF Narwood, was held last evening
At a.@V O'Clock at the owls club room.
corner Third street and Rlchland ave
nue.. a large number was present and
the evening was spent in the Transact
ing OF business. after which "A social
time Vas enjoyed
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. 1t-wheat jumped to-
day 70 a point virtually 10 cents a
bushei higher than on Monday last when
Spectators were tumbling over each
other to sell out because OF wild talk
that the Turks were yielding control OF
the and that hostflitfes BY
italy Implied a speedy end OF the war.
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ainEu council confirmed scott r..
~ Mltf 90 Mayor Liuua HUr1Irtm.nfg
po,,gs Ihey refused b. c1narm
Linn Dor street sTrr
~" iat,ctL vac chosen and Wm on.
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Injured AZ Mine


the Beech Bottom coal mine. who Was
injured Wednesday afternoon between a
car ana the side Of the mine passRay.
was reported TO be somewhat better LAST
evening after being given medical treat
ment by n local physician. The physl-
can expects the patient to be at work
In about a week.
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n chicken supper viii be given this
evening at the Methodist church BY the
members OF the Ladies' Aid society. A
very nne menu IL being arranged which
viii De served from 4 y. m. TO u. IN.
froceeds VIII be used for the new build
future
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\ quitting meeting Of the members OF
the ladies' Aid society Of the Lutheran
church was held yesterday at the home
OF Mrs. George Bruhn. Of Eighteenth
street. A large number we're present
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hike iteber, an Italian miner Al the
glvus IN ne mine on Wednesday after
noon and taken 20 the hospital where ~.
Iiel in a snort time. His death was due
U" apopleNy or "a ruptured blood vessel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-15

The Richland coal and coke comrany
OF south Warwood. received a new mo-
tor over the Pennsylvania railroad line
yesterday to be used In the mine pass
way. The motor weighs IA tons.
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SHERRARD


Rev. a 9. RIM viii preach - The
Pleasant Hhl NJ. r. church Oh sunday
az ll.OO o'clock and at Mt Olivet at
80 \ w.
Rev. "A. A. Riddle will hold preaching
services at the Allen Grove Presbytcr-
ian church at 1880 o'clock.
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Petition to sell real estate in estat. OF
Jno. II. Leech. ="
Petition 70 sell property al privata
sale IN estate Of Sarah a. Parr.
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Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. 2. S1.17.
Barley-69h fSc.
Timothy-x6.O0 n7.5O.
Clover-y12.50 0 1880.
POrk-s17.0O.
Lard-Sl0.4O.
Ribs-S9.25 1000.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. I4-Cattl-
> Is; prime IS SOS 10.
Sheep slow upp fair. Prime
wethers 20 rs as so: cuils and commons
80 gOq4 90: lambs So OO4S IS.
Veal calves-S11 90 so.
Hogs-slow; receipts rs d~oubledecks
Prime heavies 81 O5; mediums. heaVy
workers. and light workers. 81 IOds IL.
pigs 20 bO41 90; roughs IS O0Ds IS.
CHICAGO. Jan H-Hogs-receipts
10000 lower. Bulk Sc 6OH6 so. usbt
So 5oQ6 s.; mixed IS 55ds So: heavv
e SeHs IS; rough So 5Oas so: pigs
Catte-receipts 5000: firm. Native
steers 80 So so. western 81 s5G7 20.
81 5000 50.
shesp-receipts 5000; weak. sheep
20 5W6 AZ: yeaplings IS 7OqT so.
lambs So 75as so. w.
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Fathfr from Captain Hohaou COVE
.lndinF rennrsa fhut che Rum Trg
DOS mcnnrea The American republic -
ferurtuuelN na fhr MIknda OF Tfnan 4-aI
Gel do-Wartford Times
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he NIudIr nay rrmmItfef have %.
i Fr.cfteg ruIl and milf They haze
h' ri lI families ard have fr r.,r.
l.tLInna AnF one HrHuInr OF T..
I.' IfnIIHa please report fn fra
A service committee and 4rt rrr
n'HrinE assistance must hu recommend.
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Joseph Demovich. - years. ana Mar.
n9hasevsky' Fl years. both Of steuben.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY, Pa. Jan. 14-Credit bal.
anees Al50. Runs i53.s93; average sS.-
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. va
Resources Over Que Million
Dollars.
PAYS az ON THE DEPosrrR


ed BY n member OF the committee N
pastor or the mayor.
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Logan q Bryan's CLOSING stock Letter
New Yoi;, Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IL, rs.
Range OF active stocks on the New
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. Il. Masten g. Co, brokers.
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THE EATHER
CONDITIONS

IA passing eastward over the Lage re-
trail valleys. Another low pressure area
or considerable force covers the north
ernportions OF the Pacific and Plateau
slater. attended by rain In the coast
sections. Fair weather Is the rule in
all other sections.
The temperatures are lower over the
Plains states. but they are moderate In
all sections Fair weather will continue
In this section over Friday. and cooler
weather will set in Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. IS degrees. lowest last night. -
degrees. no precipitation.
The Ohio will continue TO fan In ths
district II. c. HOWE. 5. u
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE tone of
!todays stock market ranged from lr-
regular TO nrm. with a total output OF
moderate proportions. Representative
shares ose and Tel alternately, the
only notable exception being Balti-
more * Ohio common and preferred
and New York Central. which rose
from one TO w two points.
Coppers. American Smelling and a
few less active speciaities. such as
Peoples Gas. American Tobacco and
United States Rubber. advanced a
point or more on small dealings, and
Motor stocks were In evidence at
higher prices. Declines again en-
braced the 500" issues. as well as
Colorado Fuel. Rumely preferred and
international Harvester Corporation
preferred.
occurred I'm the final hour, at which
time the directors OF the baltimore a.
Ohio road were celebrating on the
common dividend. Fears OF a drastic
cut caused a sudden slump In that
stock. as well as the balance of the
speculative list. When Just before
the close IL became known that the
semi-annual dividend had been re-
duced only one-half OF one per cent,
TO 2h per cent. the entire market
recovered. Realizing for profits caused
some recessions at the end, but the
close was steady.
Monetary conditions showed a pre-
ponderance of cash over demand, with
resultant greater ease in three and
four-month loans. Call money again
went to its lowest rate of several
months, m mercantile paper Of the
highest class was accepted by fnan-
cial institutions at rates more advan-
tageous TO borrowers. Total sales.
III 300 shares.
High grade bonds more than main
tanned their recent gains. but OBJ
secured Issues were again reactionary.
Total sales. par value. s2.O72. 600.
United States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
Logan q Bryan's Closing stock Letter.
NEW YORK. Jan 14-Dcspite scat
tered realizing In specialties betterment
was the order OF the day during today's
session The substantial interests being
established here by EurOpean states are
having "a beneficial effect on sentiment
~ commercial and Industrial circles. as
broad demand for American products.
The pronounced strength Of copper
shares and the advancing tendency OF
the metal market. as well as the gradual
large steel companies. are signs Of a
revival I'm trade and Industry. We be-
lieve that the stock list will gradually
work into new ground on the up side.
The declaration OF "a 81 dividend by B..
~ %. directors on the common stock
caused q furry In the last half hour.
the last Is minutes OF trading. closing
at us.
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Stocks 1850.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. Il, Is.
Reported by A. l.. Mastcn a Co, l.. Il.
brand, manager, members New York
STOCK Exehange,
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" We Jan ~ rs
ine aettpe Pittahurrh stocks corrected
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Industrials. Etc. BID. J Ask.
LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. w. Va, Jan "A. .15.
Daily Quotation LIs' Il the wheeling
Stock Exchange
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wHEELINo TRACTION COMPANY
cAH SCHEDULE
FAking Enest june n, 1905.
RAILWAYS
rRANHANpLE LINi

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING N w~ELLSBURo
Wheeling yveiishurr
Leave
22nd Street ..v
- heeing Welisburg
49, a m. 300 a. m
S-SV j. m 1900 noon
MoUNDsYILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILE.
Leave
10th Street, Law.
Wheeling Moundsviii.
10 100 n n. I.ao n ~
$3.50 y. m.
On lines having regular EXPRESS rer-
vice. shipments weighing in excess or
nfty pounds or large bulk Will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
NO shipments. except emergency hip
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and Sis
p m
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daily by A. L. Mastsn 4 Co. bankers
and brokers. national Exchange Bank
building.
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Nrs % p Norrs Of Nortb chestnut
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-02-22

There is still plenty of time to gel
in the race for sheet Commissioner
For heavens sake don't let the job &C
begging.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-02-22
WASHINGTON.

No matter what may be the birth
place of such man as Washington, no
climate can claim, no country can ap-
propriate him; the boon of Providence
to the human race, his fame is etern
ity. and his residence creation. Though
IT was the defeat Of our aims and the
disgrace of our policy, almost bless
the convulsion in which he had his
origin; If the heavens thundered and
the earth rocked, yet, when the storm
passed, how pure was the climate that
it cleared how bright in the brow oil
the armament was the planet it re-
vealed to us, In the production OF
Washington 1t does really appear as
If nature was endeavoring to improve
upon herself, and that all the virtues
OF the ancient world were but SO many
studies preparatory to the patriot OF
the new. Individual instances, no
doubt, were there splendid exempli-
fications of some single qualification.
Caesar was merciful, Scipio was con
tinent, Hannibal was patient; but 1t
was reserved for Washington to blend
them all in one, and like the lovely
"chef d euvre' OF the Grecian artist
10 exhibit in one glow of associated
,beanty the pride Of every model anf
the perfection of every master AS
general, he marshaled the peasant In
to veteran, and supplied by discipline
the absence of experience. AS states
man, he enlarged the policy of thu
cabinet into the most comprehensive
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-02-22

ST Simp says he notices that his gar
den seed always sprout better when
the ground stays yarn and moist,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-02-22
THE WRONG DlvERslFlcATloN.


The southerner is said to ne respon
sible for the following comment anent
the campaign to diversity the crops in
the cotton belt
The southern farmer gets up at the
alarm of a Connecticut clock, buttons
Chicago suspenders to Detroit over
alls. washes his face with Cincinnati
SOAP in Pennsylvania pan. He then
sits down at Grand Rapids table and
eats Chicago meat and Indiana hom-
inv, fried in Kansas lard, cooked in 4
Kalamazoo range He goes to his sta
BILE and puts New York bride on d
kentucky mule fed on Iowa corn, plows
farm covered by an Ohio mortgage
with a Syracuse pillow. When bedtime
comes he reads a chapter in Bible
printed in Boston and says a prayer
written in Jerusalem. Then he crawls
under a blanket made in New Jersey,
only to be kept awake by North Car.
olina dog. The dog is the only home
product. And then he wonders why
he does not make money raising cot
ton.--New York Commercial.