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The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
Grain and PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct. 2S--Close: Open
I ing without change, the Detroit mar
ket early developed an easy tone. All
leading markets In this country and
Europe were quoted steady At the
start and news was not important.
Foreign political troubles were
given credit for n weakening infiu-
/ ence In wheat and also on the stock
market The resignation OF Premier
Vivtana OF France discouraged hold
ers and some active selling followed.
Bears felt that the weakening OF the
strain on cash wheat was In their
favor also. tending TO weaken the
futures. Northwestern receipts. while
large. are less than a week ago. The
total at Minneapolis and Duluth was
122 ears less than on the correspond
Ing day OF last week and Winnipeg
had decrease Of i5l cars. This Is
not disturbing the bears. They say
IL does not indicate lack OF wheat.
but transportation facilities less than
the trade needs. The roads are
ceipts of winter wheat are showing
a small increase and IL IL said that
demand for IL Is decreasing. There
IL also less urgent buying OF spring
wheat by mills and Minneapolis Is
reducing the output Of hour.
Arrivals OF foreign wheat at Liv-
erpool are small and there Is disap-
pointment because OF the small offer
ings OF native wheat This keeps the
American decline Cargoes are higher
and miilers are absorbing all avail
able grain. Spot wheat In the United
Kingdom IL In active demand.
Wheat lost hc and got 4 back
days closing prices.
Corn was. steady and oats lost NC
Rye declined &c.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. I, red.
Change at sis. deS SRnes' to ,ins%
and advanced to s1.i3: May opened
at eL14h. declined TO STA and adj
vanced to s114h: No. I white. s1.os.
Coarse ,srain quotations: Corn
oats-stsndard. asIc: No. white.
3sc: No. 4 white. IS 4 d 3shc; sample.
32m35c. Rye-Cash No. 2. SI.e2h
Beans-Immediate and prompt ship
ber. So ciovsr.esaPrim. Des seot
312.25; December. s121o: March. SIC.
prime alsike. 5000. Timothy-Prime
Receipts in the Detroit market
cars of wheat. 2 Of corn, of oats
and 4 OF hay. Shipments were / 900
bbls OF -four. 5000 bu Of wheat and
1900 bu OF corn. Stocks are 233 900
o o OF wheat. 10000 bu Of corn. 2ss.-
Receipts OF wheat Thursday:
Southwest. $4,000 blu. against 573.-
900 bu year ago: Duluth, sT7 cars
against 3st; Minneapolis. $50 cars.
against 35&: Winnipeg. 1859 cars.
against ESQ: Chicago, 1859 cars.
against as.
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
day. $4,000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 3,is7,-
900 bu, against 1.76f,O00 bu.
Freight room Is very scarce in the
east. Roads are not able to promptly
move wheat or -four.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s-Flour, Pair.
~ active and unsettled, Pork, steady.
mess. ~ r !. 80, Lard; Easier mid
quiet; centrifugal ps test. "a "a, mus
covsde, So test, ts.fs, refined, quiet,
cut loaf. ISIS crushed, ss05y now
dersd, s5.s5, granuIated, S5.sbds' "a
Comeel Rio No. on spot. ~ a7Eo
, ra1,1wI ba IL city 7ho; special. Sci
sl.ssQi.so; No, ., eoo Il Si.os, clover.
s s9rS - Dressed poultry Dull;
s ss.i.s rs9isc; ducks: isH HIso. Live
~ 50 s;; ;: IL;
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

<nCk YARDS.
Oh ~ Cattle dull and
~ Wy poovs outlook
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
CHICAGO CRNIy.

CHICAGO. oct 2S.--Opening -
Wheat: December. unchanged: May,
down NC. Corn: December. down
&c: May, down nc. oats: December
and May. unchanged. Provisions: I'm
changed.
Noon-wheat: Dec up &c: May up
&c. Corn: Dec. down &c: May down
&c. Oats: Dec. up hc. May down
NC.
Close--Wheat: Dec. up &C: May up
&c. Corn: Dec down NC. May down
&c. Oats: Dec. up &c; May I'M
changed. Provisions: Higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
VrN1Ov sros.,x y.uns

UNION sTocX YARDS. ciiIcAGo.
Oct. 3s.--Bogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket, slow: mixed and butchers, ssi51
Lee kss: xo e - heavy; sssSg7;ss rough
p13a SSssW71o. Cattle, Receipts.
le.6e: cowa and heifers. s2soqs.25:
Jsxans. e6.4oa7.e5; calves. S72bfiii
sheep: RceeIpts, 1900; market.
stesdyt native. ssgsso; western.
CLnvnlAND LIVE STOCK.
Hecsipts S.oeot iSc lower workers.
k1et msH14 Is. end msdium: $3.50
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
'as55c FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Produce Market

The continued light receipts OF the
mast week have resulted i'm n com
plete change In the poultry market.
Ten days ago the receipts were
heavy, the demand nothing 10 SPEAK
OF and stocks were piling up on re-
cetvers' hands The market - now
cleaned up to the last feather,
dressers and retailers are both buy
Ing freely. and for the better grades
OF poultry a good advance has been
established. The cooler weather -
hclpfng the market for dressed
calves also. quotations being little
higher. The egg market IS hrm Al
the last advance. BITTER ~ steady.
but the market Is not strong Cheese
r. very hrm. with advancing ten
denotes. and potatoes are ABOUT
steady.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
Boston Copper

Quotations by Paine. Weber * Co..
Oct ~ lg15.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

babtiieben 3olI6auier. ct iagte Semge<
fretar, er babe bon leiner 9lesierung
Die Neitt6eilrng erbalten. oaB Srup<
pen ber Scr. Staaten gelib bon Sen
3ollbdlnern ereriffen 1attcu llno paz
rob piel slufre9uug rllter bem baetiz
lden @olf berrl6e. Sefretdr 2anz
iing5 slntpprt lpuroe l1ic6t befunnt aee
ge6en.
g Gddrfere @oritellungen
an @ngl Lamb.
sotldaftcr Sage lit irritr4irt ipor<
Den, itarfe gprlteQuu9ell 6eirn bri=
tilden smslp sln1t fir Die Sreilaliung
Der bpn gntertfanern 9eeigueten beltz
lclen Tadren in Nptterba1n, Sic unter
bem arpl1ratbs6efebl 5uriicfge1nlteu
peroen, Sit maiden. 8ean1te bes5taats=
antics oeutef an, BOB lie cine balDige
Mntlpprt erlparte11.
8asStnotsun1t ipl( leiner ltnsufriez
berbeit NIT Ser fiir8lide11 britiIden
Musrepe pffenen Mus0ruf 9egeben bae
ben. 9ieie slusflu6t sins bobin, buB
Die gauge &olitif Ser gebanolung
feinblider @anre11 i'm neutraIen 5an=
bel CUR 3eit 5tpilden Brobbritannien
u1b Sranfreih berotbeu tperbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
Gicienfener lit gseuport g,e,us.

sSempprt q E IN 3, @a., a. Sept.
gean gluubt, oaB IL Mdnuer beute
sta6t Sen SOB in einem Seuer gefunz
ben buben, lpeltes Den Gbelapeafe
Sbto @etreibeelepatpr einal6erte. Ser
Init etira $1,500,000.
Ser glenatpr mar elmer ser erD6ten
i'll Sen Ser. Staten ll1b mar lett Be-
gint nes eltropailden &rieges Gag
llno 91uebt i'm 9etrieb. Sic @etreioez
peridiffllneeu einsen su,neilt nn6
Gnglunb. ltnt Ritterna6t lporen bie
Slammen bemdlti9t
5pdter: Sic 5d)dbung oes
Sahid)apens erbDbt iid auf $4,000
900, aber Sic erten 9erid)te bon 2e@
bensperluiten baben iid} ni6t beltdz
ti9t.
9illr eill Bddter, ser I'M pberlten
Stotf mar, fpunte ni6t entfon1nleu. Ct
ma 100000 glribels 8eisen bera
bran1ten unb nebrere 9iers lnlb9ama
pier lpltrben beibabi9t. Sic .piBe mar
10 grub, DOB Die Seueripebr ni6t ndber
ais 4 slocfs beran5lton1men berno6te
llno alip nidt lDic)en fonnte. Ser @lez
batpr lpar 11zit6cfig. latte cine aapaz
5itdt BON / " Willionen 8ulbels G'es
treble uno bate einen 8ert6 bon
$IoOO.000. Ser @erlult lit our6 sic
Gerli6erltng tbeillpeile gebecft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
r10ge, in jeoer n6sliben @eiie 81
belfen.
u@ater6en" pill' 8 aus
re often.

2pnb on, a. Sept. Cine Nellter<
oepeI6e BON Yetrograo melbet: Ser
Sar fiibrte beute Ben @oriib in Ser err
item 8erlant,nlung elmer allBerorbentz
liben &pnferen5, ipelde W1aBregeln sur
Observation-Disclosures beratben ion
nno er erfldrte, bab gublanb benariea
fortleben iperbe, IBIS Der bollltanbige
s1eg errl1nge1l 1ei~. (Sber Der bouz
itdtloi9e 3nlamnenbrlld).
u9ie Dem RongreB borliegerbe Ssra=
ge, lagte @dterden, lit BON gr6Bter
8i6tisfeit. sic betriift Sic lcbuellere
gerlorsung ser slrn1ec nit Walnition,
lpeld)e Der ei115ise @eaenitnno lit, aui
oen uniere tapferen gruppen tparten,
um Der fremben SITUATION Elm gllbe gu
n1a9en."
/ Ser eilerne @inbenbnrg.
8erIin, 4. Sept. 90 biele gauz
lenoe 9erIiner, als auf ben1 Sic Sic
gcsldule ungebenbed ElaB 8aun FAM
Den, iparen beltfe 5ur ginipei6ung Ser
&olpllalitatlle bes uGiiernen 8inbenz
burg" perlan,n1eH. Sic Statue lit aus
5ol5 llnb 80 SUB bod, lpirb aber gal1a
NIT goloenen, iilbernen ln10 eilernen
Naseln beldlagen, iueldc Ndgel i'm
Sntereile eines Sonbes 5lln 8ieber=
allfbull bon 8itpreuben sefauft unh
tbener be5a6lt tperbe,1.
@olondgel toiten 100 Marf, gilberz
nagel 5 uno gilenndsel cine Wsarf.
9rin5ellin Nueuit @ilbclm als Ser
treterin ber aaiierin ldllg Sen erlten
@plonagel eil1. @abrid)einlib tpiro eS
einige @p9en bnuern, big alle Ndgel.
bte l6pn gefauft iinb, ,eingetrieben iperz
Ben ltnb Ser grl6s ipirD o1f mebrere
6unoerttaltlenbe seIdaet
Sic 9luselung ipirb fortgeiebt, Biz
oas gan5e S9ol5tperf NIT @plb, Silbe,
unb Gilen bebedt lit.
MIlerIei.
2onbon. Cine 9epel1e bon Bu=
farelt bio 8om ntelbet, oaB Sic altitro=
|nngaril6e 8riegsernarllng segen Silt
1ndnien ltiinblid eripartet lperbe.
8erlin. 2el1t11ant bon Sorltner
Der als iiingiter 2elltnart in 8aberr
int Satire 1912 ,ber;ihnat~ lpltrbe, ii
lsarf ben1 Selbe BET gbre sefaIlen. 81
tpltrbe ba1nals friegsgerihtlio1 prp:
fSeliirt, ipetl er altf &raipallilte1 ii
|8obern battle idarf einballen lallen
Ser 3rpil6enfaIl eregte 9rpbes slltf=
lleben nnb Sprltner ipuroe 5uerlt 81
8 8o6en Mrrelt perl1rtbeilt, I'M Ne=
Ibilionsberfabren aber frei9eiproden.
G.aris. Ser Wdnbrtoer 5abas:
&prreiponbent lnelbet: Sic lpanil6,
8e9ierl1us ltellt Die I'M glslanbe (po1
Ben auiirten bprbereitete gladridt ii
Mbrebe, bab lie cine M1obilnaduns boz
100000 Mann I'M Sftober bel6loliel
Bate. (@p5u aud)?)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
gelearapbiidle gsptisen.

4. September.
9 a leball. su1 Ser NationaI.
9aetp Dorf 2, 9bilabelp9ia 8.
8ittsburg 2, Chicago 5.
Rittsburg 2, Chicago 1 (12
Sns.
Cincinnati 4. ct. 2ouis 8.
Bottom 6, 8ropflDn O.
Sn Der 81 meric a II 2eague:
philadelphia 2, Bottom 3.
8aIbington 4, Sem Dorf 3.
ct. 2ouis Z, 9etorit 2.
Chicago 0, Glebelano 5.
Sn Der Seo eral:
aanlas gitb 10, Chicago 8.
Bittsburg 6, ct. 2puis 2.
BrooflDn 5, Baltimore l..
8uffalo 6. 9senarf 5.
sn ber 3 S 2tga:
9abenpprt 5, Nloline 9.
Bloomington 3, Reoria 2.
8odforb i, Ssreeport a.
Sort SneIling g, Olir1n. Gin
500 Meilens Mp orre.n II en- tpur=
De bellte BON Carl Cooper IN 5 Gtun=
ben AZ Minllten i1b 20 5eflnben aez
ponnen, nit @il slnberlon nur ei !
ne @efnnbe ipater. gs mar elm aufrez
gellbes 8ennen sipifhen bielen beibe11
uno betbe n1a6ten einen 9nrhldlnitt
bon $685. Meilen in Ser gtun0e. -
Ser brittle Mann, gbbie O'9pnneu,
Iblieb iiber 80 Deeilen 5uriief. COOPER
setpann $4,000, MnSerlon $4,000
llnb S'9pnneu $4,000. -9ario 0elta
nnb &alpb Be 9alr1n, ipelde Sic sSaz
bprtten tparel1, fielen tpeeenaRaldine,,z
IGabe,ls nus.
Gan 5rancisco. Gns fatboIiz
ide ct. Sraneis @niienbuus brannte
beute Morgen ab. 52ainber unb meb<
rere blinbe nnb alte Srauen iparen in
Dem 4<lt0diger SoolSeebdl1be bebault
oas tpie 3un0er bran1te. 9lIle ssnial5en.
nit Nusnabn1e BON 5 fleine11 &iubern
el1tfan1en. Sic 5 2ei9en lpuroen lpdz
ter IN Den Srilm1nern gefnnben.
sBagpner, Gfln. @ier slutps
nit betpaffneten Mdl1nern gefuIlt, fubz
ren bellte Mbenb Dor ben1 8arbierlaDen
zines geegers @eo. @albinston bor
lesten i'm in eines Ser Mrto l1nb fubz
rem nit ibn1 nad Ser Gtabtgrense, ipr
Ell gelpn6t ipurbe St mar bei9ul0igt
einen 4ngrif auf cine ipeibe Srau berz
il16t 81 6aben.
g e III Dorf. CT Nraiibent 9toole=
belt lit beute 1la6 ben1 1,Drblide1
Glebec absereiit, tpo er nit ieinen1
Srer11he ST.. Iler 2anbert eil1en 900
not lang filden lmb iagen min. (gIud
auf ben @eg.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
@efe6t ait Ser @rensc.
0egifaner ipurben 9e<
iii 6 tigt.

" u
5iidtigt.
8rolpnsbi1le, Sey.. 4. Sept.
@eni9itens 10 0lerifaner lpltrben
beute in einenn @efedt set0btet, bas
faft Ben san5en Sag Big 9aadn,ittass
q l1br 5tpiide,1 40 meritanildenSnid=
flepper,1, tpabrideinIi6 garran5aiolz
bate,1 n11b amerifal1ii1en aaballeriz
ite,1, iotpie teganilden @angers ausges
falnpft ipurbe.
SIZE Meyifaner feuerten 5uerit beute
WDrgen s l1br iiber Ben 8io @raube
beriiber allf einen Sar,,1er Ma,nens
9retp nabe 9lb Si0algos, Segas, ipo=
rallf Changers unb &abauerte berbeieils
ten. 8eibe &arteien iparen iiber cine
Gdla6tli,1ie bpn 5ipei MeiIen 2dl1ge
I'M 8ul6 bertbeilt. sluf omertfaniide,
@eite fannpften so &ubulleriiten. etipc
30 tega1,iide Changers l1nb cine an5abl
betpnffneter @iirser.
ltnt 4 l1br gfa6mtttags 5ogen Sic
Megifaner 1i6 bonn gio 8ranbe suriid
llnb peritedten iid i'm guid, ben1 sln=
idein na6 auf cine before @elegen.
belt gum Nngriff ipartenb.
9oB n1inbeitens 10 @leyitaner in
beutigen @efed9t sefallen iinb, iteb.
felt, nber ipubrld)einli6 liesen in
bidten gnid mod ,nebr 2eiden. slu
nnlerer sette ip,trbe nltr ein 5oloa
bertpunbet.
y Ser ein5ise beripunbete Mmeritane,
mar Sobn galbi,i (aIip ipnbridcinlid
Elm Stationery bon Erppp s, 3. &ab..
Regt, Sic Bail Der on, Gefebt be:
tbeilisten Merifaner miro auf nllr 4(
ael6abt. Sic 1r,adbten feinen @erlll6
pen SluB al iiberlbreiten, Ionberl1 ferl:
erten be,lte Mprgen iiber ben SluB au
ieinen auerif. Nanher ltnb ipdter au
amerif. @balIerie.
Ser SrubcI au Ser @rense ernte
n1ebr llnb n1ebr gum @l1eriuafrieg aus
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
&anana 9aeifie besaDlt fidj.
tie g @nlben iebt getil

~ z 3 7
Can ;Sranci5cp, a. Sept.
San Sraneisco un6 ieine Sauiell0e bon
Belu9ern 5ogen geltern Nadt in bolz
Ter Starfe aus. UNI Ser gerbrennung
Der auf Der Musltenung laitenben 5pz
potbefen bon $1.200.00O bei5utpobz
men. glu6 ale anberen s9ulben iinb
be3ablt nr1b Die 8eineinnabrnen bon
iebt on iperoen ben lleberi9ub bilben.
9iegnsitellung lit bisber bon 1883
600 5ablenben geiu9ern beludt NOR
ben nnb Der tdsltde 9urdldnitt i'm
lebten Monot teate ii9 auf ettpa
$4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
9ie 5riebensfrennbe lit G6icagu.
s. @eine oentIde 9rganilla Z


ttpn.
gbica.go, a. Sept. @m. s. grbz
an n1b ST.. gso1binston @labbon tperz
Den am @5pntag Die 5auptrebner Dor
Ser &pnpention Ser .Sriel,os Of
Neoce" Ieilr, Sic n1orgen beginneu
miro. grpal1 ipiro Dor Ser apnbentton
am s1adn1ittag iprehen nl1b ipobr=
ldleinlid) am slbeno cine Sipeite 9febe
bor elmer 0iallel1beriam11lung abz
baltet1.
S. S. sobias, aan5Ier Ser gbicagoer
Nec5tsldl1le uub 0aitslieb bes gpn,z
mittee fir 9eIdliiiie Ser Sriebens=
frennbe gab bellte befannt. nab .er cine
9felolutipn bprbereitet babe, lpelde iid
gegen bie ausfrbr pnn &riegsmuuitiotl
erflart uuo Ben &onsreB auifprbert,
ole Nl1nitio1sfobrifen arfsufarfen,
ltm iolbe Gerl6iffuneen lln,n6glih SIT
MAIDEN.
sSSnbn grisben 8alfer, berglatioual=
bprliser ser @elealdaft, iast beltte.
I6erD, ouB 5unberte bon 9elegaten
bereits in Chicago Ieien unb 6nnberz
te lne6r morgen eripartet iperbeu. Sic
saebrheit Ser slitelieoer Ser G5eIellz
ldluft, lagte Ell, ieien sipar Seutld]z
slmerifancr, ooh ipiinide Ell es na6z
oriidlid] su betpneu, bab Sic @eleII<
ldaft Ser uSrienos Of Geace" teine
probeutld)e Organization lei.
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Cine &rieasiiberraid,u,,a.

9ie 9amen Der BeIeuidaft babe1,
lid gum Qiebeslperf fir 0ie i'm Geloe
ifebenSen Observation-Disclosures 5,lz
1an1mensetban: lie itriden eiirig.
9err Sdul5e. Der idon leit iInfz
5e9n Sahren gliidlid berbeiratbet lit.
betritt bus 3inmer ieiner Srau. nes
berral6t bleibt er on Ser sbur lfeben
l1lo ruff eritallnt: .@as iebe id), &lps
tiloe? 5triden tannt bu au9?"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
Gtin Mnsfou1nten nit Garrau5Q.
Ser Tle8el frd8t erit b0bmtid ait, Oh Der rieoess
appe4 ofii5teu iei,
Seine slnpprt, tic fDmnrt, mabrieinlid obcjneuo.

staote ei6en iii @abi Jest prafe golf Sre BON nonier
@e1nbsDuet geaeerung5ulonb lart Grefiorat
1prudbt llno bf bu lt lpiis, 10 snobche
1renape eu1e Den IT, g fenold - Srandb aez
1a9 aber pe1ter miro id berrat6en @eanbte
ssabn9ton nint ugrlarungen" ldar gltorouna an
eh9lanp 9er1det - Sic in 9pttrbam eeben aaren
1re15llanen 9e Nmefann seboren ber5 e5a6lt lub
Nebr @nertaaeg I'M G5ranbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

irten il, ndditer Scit beSeutenb erb6bt
tperbe,l.
sln Der al,itro italiiden Sront Fat
Elm ltarfer G6necfall in Sci, Mlpen bie
Observation-Disclosures fir beibe
gciten erb6bt, aber acknowledgements
ber1diebener gtclIungel, iperbe,1 fortz
geicet lmb beibe 9arteien beanlprn6eu
Grfolge.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

1t,to cit, 5tpetter 8r Z
3 GEM
Ser l1eber9aug iiber oieien stron1 1llad.2
&uKem bocn, 9nhen iunbern d bab fir
lf&F5 sss ben gBntcr eingrabcm merbcu.$

2olbpner trategen nbn Sic ue
anirn gta lie Sron an5greife1 ar prdiibe eiuent
ariessratb - nb pab W fir @eerfapfen gum bittcn gn@
Sc Nud sic brittle betld regsa1be ae6t nie ocidnert
Ea ba ine 6riebens6olof gion ganbt balt
ben Augenbid nd5t fir sinfig fir Die Sroe,s6ctuceung
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
Die Rdrfte
8rubnHt.

gbieogo, a. Sept. Mei5elt ~
81 Sept, 905s De5.
&orn ~ 707s Sept. 5711al Seq.
9afer ~ 36 Sept. 355s De5.
@etreioe fir 8aar: No. 2 rofber
sgSinter 103-104; Sort SEQ. 9 rs;
Stanoor0 Sofer, 11eu, 3S1a.
gosgelt ~ 9so. 2 IL 951a.
@erite - 49-65.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

8cridte ans Nlerifo: u9ie 2ael
1T idlinunerl" 9ann mllb iie ua6ses
|rabe i9linlnler als lHlimm lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
8ieb ,tnb 9srupiiipne,t.

gbicugo4. Sept. Gi1looieb
3lrfu9r 200. 5tiere $6.00-1O.=
90; &i6e lln0 @in0er, $500 $50;
9alber $S.00-11.25.
Sdppeine 3ltfl1br 1000. Sc
tier al1 $6.15-S.10; surneilt $3.50
bis 7.75,
@dafe 8l,hl6r 5000. slou
on $5.50-6.00; aamnrer $3.50 bis
900.
'@efIiiee1 = 13-14e; i,,nse 1iib-
.ler 1915.
@ntter Creamery 2s-251lc.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
'OUR Bob
MAKES HIT
In BOSTON

That Gov. Williams made splendid
impression on the easterners on the
occasion of his visit in Boston where
the conference of governors was re-
Gently held and that he made friends
for Oklahoma is the message contain
ed in private letters from Col. Chas.
F. Woodward of the Chickasha Street
Ry. Co to a friend here. The letter
is as follows:
you may be interested to know
that | met your governor very pleas
antly upon his recent visit to Boston
The conference of governors here was
of especial interest to me as had met
and been entertained by several of
them recently on the occasion of the
trip through the west to the Califor-
MIA expositions by the Massachusetts
official party, of which / was a men,
ber by the courtesy of our Gov. Walsh
ut was my good fortune as mem
ber of the reception committee on one
occasion here to have charge of Gov
Williams. and was very much pleas
ed with his companionship.
Let me say with all sincerity that
Gov. Williams made a splendid im-
preston upon our people and the state
of Oklahoma is better and much more
favorably known by the. people here
for his having been here. ] tried to
have him remain longer that | might
personally show him some courtesies
but he informed me that important
state business demanded his presence
at home, so that he must decline much
to my regret"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
SCHOOLS
Have TWO
THOUSAND
First Weeks Enrolment Gives Fig.
ure and Some to Spare; Every
thing Crowded; Must Have
New Building

The first week OF the city school
term closes today with a total enroll
ment OF 2034 pupils. This number is
divided. 52S at the West building. 1888
at the South building, 454 at the North
building. l6s in the grades at the hign
school building. 27l in the high school
proper and 2S5 in the Lincoln school
The high school is the largest in
point of enrolment that 1t has ever
been In the history of the city The
number OF primaries is also so great,
II is stated. that the only solution pre-
senting itself to the board of educa-
tion was to divide the pupils into two
groups, giving each group full half
day. OF the total number entering
the school room for the first gades.
there are rs at the North building. 50
at the South building and II at the
West building.
1T is quite apparent, Supt Ramey
said this morning, that an additional
school building is greatly needed. The
schools have been very much crowded
for the past three years but never so
much as now This building should
be one suitable for a modern junior
high school centrally located where
the pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades might be assembled. Such an
arrangement would relieve the pres
sure at the high school and the upper
grades OF the ward schools.
ut is very difficult. in fact, practi-
cally impossible for teachers to do the
best work under present conditions.
The people OF Chickasha should see
to II that ample school room facilities
are furnished before the beginning of
another school year The children
pass this way only one time and what
they fail to get in that passing cannot
be brought to them in later years. The
greatest asset to the city of Chickasha
is her children who are to become her
future men and women Of affairs.
"A gentleman yesterday remarked
to the superintendent, What win be.
come of all these children The re-
ply was, They will all come to be
men and women Our problem is to
help them become the very best men
and women possible"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
COLLEGE
CIRLSFOR
AUTO RIDE

Do you remember the first Sunday
you ever spent away from home ant
acquaintances, with nothing in partic
ular to occupy your time in the after
noon except that letter you wrote to
the folks? If you do remember it, you
will realize, says Preeisdent Austin OF
the college, the feelings Of lot OF
college girls next Sunday afternoon
"fter they have spent their first week
away from mother and chums.
But President Austin and some OF
the ladies of the city have now com
pleted plans by which they hope ia
change that first Sunday away from
home from a day of irksome monotony
to day of real enjoyment to- be re-
membered by new students.
An automobile ride is being planned
for every one of them from out of town
the ride to serve the double purpose of
giving an hour of enjoyment to the
women and of showing to students
from every part of Oklahoma the
sights and scenes about Chickasha.
Accordingly a call has been made
upon Chickashans for automobiles, at
least thirty of them, more. if possible,
TO report on the drive in front of Ad-
ministration Hall at 4 o'clock Sunday
afternoon A spin of an hour will fol
low.
The event was decided upon this
morning and those in charge want citi-
zens of the town who will donate the
use of their car for the short length
of time to telephone Mrs. Ed Johns,
No, SS2. at once They wish to have
the full number of cars necessary
promised for the event by o'clock to-
night or at least by noon tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
PRELlMS.
POSTPONED

In Judge Fuller's court the prelim-
mary hearings of Henry Shockey, Ut
ter Rogers, Otto Rogers and P. 2
Howard were continued this morning
until Tuesday. September IL, at IL
O'Clock a. m.
The continuances were granted on
account of the attorney for the defend
ants, Oscar Simpson, being compelled
to be absent from the city on Other
matters.
These are the cases wherein StockeN
and Utter Rogers are charged with as
sault and battery and Howard ant
Otto Rogers with assault to kill. th'
assault being committed against mem
bers of the Jescke family in a drunken
and free-for-all fight at picnic nea
Minco. Saturday, September 4. it is al
legged.