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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23

rs always hard FOR ( Eaa holding
o1se II realize th1t the pace used
10 be EEa uishozr hsir and thz- ks
gouE to be 4Ezi1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23
GRAND CIRCUIT DATES

ClsvslanI. w'eek az july It.
Detroit seek of july "a
Kalamazoo. week Of Juiy 81
Grand Rapiis, week ef A1S-
us1
ColuEhHs. week Of August u
Cleveland. week Of August Fl
New ECrE- week of August 3
Hartford week OF September 4
Syracusa. week OF Sertsm-
her IL
ColHmbas. two weeks begin
Ming September Is
Lexington TWO weeks hsgia-
ming October >
Atlanta. seek Of October 1s-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23

HsEasa laz1z-1t s-r--z sa1cts--
z=nakr1roe l1r5e contains 50 Ver
cent o. zrss1fc--Ci1cirza-l Ezs 1freT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23

heavy weight t-Lle OK ENE4AA0. 9aCh
Davis rose up to dispute ii and the
men were matched for s50a side bet
smith won ana WIS acclaimed the
heavyw ight champion Of England
December 1g. 1887. smith and Kilrain
an American. fought les rounds 10 :
draw 80 Isle des Souverains. France
Jalr s. 1853. sullivan and kilrain met
in Richbure. Miss and fought with
bare knuckles. as had Smith and XII
rain. Sullivan defeated Kslrain in "a
rounds. tile battle lasting TWO hours
ard sixteen minutes
smith was only the champion of
England. asserts Andrews The best
he could do against Kilrain was a
draw. Sullivan- however. beat XII
rain. SO whv shouldn't sullivan have
been entitled To the worlds champion
ship without a question al iouhts
some folks. mostly English. were 81
the opinion that Charlie Mitchell
shared the championship honors WITH
sullivan because he held Sullivan rc
q Seronrd draw in Chantiilv. France
but Mitchell didn't share the honor.
The championship was SullivaR's un-
til he was beaten; a draw scored BY
an ornanent against the champion
does 11t haivs the championship The
rlle Ol This question is plain
SnlliVans fight with Kilrain was the
iast barakruckle battle. Boxing
ei-ves were 5ntroiuces shortly after
w4ri and sullivan po7uIarfze5 them
~ using tham in all his theatrical
vcvs thereafter he Travelled al over
ths ula. -at an coMsrs and bear
.a m AZ untl Jim Corbesl crossed his
path
Corbstt csr-air'y was entitled 10 the
Wcrl1s chEEr riauship because he
to1S-t Pstsr TacEssn. the negro. who
vas champion q Australia 10 q 81
rl1nd 5raw in 1881. Aeat Sullivan il
81 raants SFrtember Z. ls41. and Jan
garv 2s- 1884 scored q Izz3ckcut IN
lhras rounds over Charlie Mitchell.
who Has then champioa Of Eus.and
cuE LES mas turned the trick twice
T1at oasst 10 Sc enough
Clarke eriE,h ana TAT Moran both
saT shsy wiE i4Ae. t1tz no contract
5aurr bat Of course. there VIII be
- hlacklist- Certainly not.
N8sssi nike Gibbons be.isv@ ss5.-
W IS u12t he should gel 70 Hsht LIS
D1rcv- the Australian oogey nan.
Sasasv 1rst IS Michael's zao.za
Al WoiEast figures on quitting tire
rsaE AIS bum nathsmaEleian. Ee
has ossr figuring that way Tor years
ana hasn't s0t the ansEsr yet
Jsluy CaI-lhza. new Pius5--a
manager. nay make over ne clab.
sut Weat have 10 spsnd ua1ch tina
tsasaE bis sso-ts;op hov 10 hit
Erseaiiv ar auto raesrs Eeok fsnr
ECr-E IS nucr as L used to he. The
-urss sar tas Memorial dsr race At IN
a-zzeiis has been eut froz S72031
io sz.saa
Essesii Is ore of the creates. cir-
iT1eE n7aF1ces Uncle sam has
lzfea ta Panama. SAYS story II
ne E s Il has made 2 Iet q re1rls
r--s~s1s-us
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23

zEHe Clues Ct srsnarsi
Srz-Eaaf hzs sevsz rl1e cs11s with
! Membership Of T54-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23

A hlEe cvsr the River D5A. IN
Englaz4 tAat xzs t--lt \ 1-E9 ssM
z u r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23
WHY WOMEN
WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E Pinkham Medi
cine Co.

Women who are vel often ask ''Ars
the letters which the Lydia E. PlnkhAn
Medicine Co. are continually publishing,
genuin ef" "Are they truthful -
Why DO women write such letters f. ="
IN answer We say that never have We
published fictitious letter OF name.
Never. knowingly, have we published
an untruthful letter or one .stis0A- the
full ard written consent Of the woman
who wrote II.
The reason that thousands 0f women
frorn all parts Of the country write such
grateful letters to the Lydia f. Pink
ham Medicine Co. is that ydia E. Pink
ham 5 Vegetable Compound has brought
health ard happiness into their lives,
onee bsrdened with pain and suffering.
IT has relieved women from some Of
tire worst forms Of female ills, from dis
Placements. Inflammation, liberation,
Irregularities. nervousness, weakness.
stomach troables and from the blues
Ii IS impossible for any woman who
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23

as W ell and who
has never suffered
ta reali1e how these
poor. suffering wo-
men fee when re-
stored TO h heaith;
their keen desire 70
help other women
who are suffering IS
they did.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23
LITTLE PI(KUp5
OF SPORT

The D4ls AEworthy -rc-tsr Naca
; s.ess4. IS an n & 4 p-shah--ily.
We nosice thlE sve- wAe- 3 6sh-sr
Is trained 20 The Minute be neels :
lot of saconds.
Esds- Jones SAYS that hs IS EolaE
to catalogue Geo-ss Sisler IS pitch
e INSTEAD o. an 0ut6sl1sr
one writs- calls Joe Sseehsr a t0nis
u The wrestling sane Wrsst-ers sag
hes Iors like czi1rcsorZ
Al wolsss- admits he has taken a
lot q punishucct. bt SAYS Eoos
deal q K u2s On his kuueklss
Tasrs's . hlg 5lEereza e. char
pionS Wsna-Z u1--s Sc EElt l-t
can't Welsh can ssht h-t wc1L
That wrestler wEo wr-s Eask =
Nsw xors houts vas szmT fr1icV'-E
In the fa5ts-srs a cthsr hrll-u7 -sl-
re 5zsessu rlayers vhess ssarss
zrs noz bsias c1i sre r-eszalr hs-
rnalaE 10 rsalus The horr-s @
peace
Jasge 0rnO-ss s.sz4. Is winter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-23

aIsF1s EsiIs iIcCoCrtv ) c11Vi1cei
ze~ shas Is 1aTss ca kasek In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
undersees operasisa.

Undsrsess Operation.
Mrs. 7. X. Mcdonald. wife Of the en-
gineer at the White Pelican hotel. IN.
derwent an abdominal operation this
morning
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
Fined for AsauIt.

Fined for AsauIt.
John Weletch. an smploye OF the
Pelican Bay Lumber company. was
fined IS and costs By Justice Of the
Peace Gowen this afternoon for ~
sault and battery ON Thsodors saitss.
The trouble between the msn took
place yesterday. Weletch pleaded
g'iIt. to the charge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Mss. Hoffman improves
Nrs. B. E Holman. who was opsrat.
ed upon several days ago, II improv-
ing rapidly. and viii b removed from
the hospital Saturday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
cezads on Visit.

coxads on Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Cosad and daugh-
ter verda, arrived in klamath Falls
this morning By auto from their homo
In Marines. Calf. They win spend .
few days here visiting friends and then
proceed to the John Day country.
whore they resided before coming 70
klamath Falls . few years aso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Return From Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Alexander and
Mrs. Ray Taylor and daughter Of A.
gonna have returned from q trip TO
Ashland and Grants Pass. They visit
ed the roundup at Ashland and from
there Mr.. and Nrs. Alexander Went TO
Grants Pass. where they spent several
days visiting friends.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
Mrs. Moore Returns.

Mrs. Moore Returns.
Mrs. Charles 8. Moore returned last
evening from Portland and Oregon
City. where she has been visiting for
some time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Third Excursion Sunday.
The third excursion TO be held this
summer on Upper Klamath Lake will
be conducted next Sunday In the motor
boats Spray and OAKLAND.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
Lumbsrnass vIsls

lumbsraen vlsls
n II. Coz. general manager Of the
Weed Lumber company. and G. W.
Murphy. head Of all logging camps Of
the company. are in town for . fsw
days on business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

LosT-sond sold watch. valued at
e1lo; .. y. :. % insids ease. yindsr
issvs st HsralA o@os. Reward ls-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Taber says he b locked out Of his safe.
Mr.. Schubert d an expert locksmith.
and has opened many safes such as
Mr.. Taber's.
Tonslis Renewed.
Helen. tAs small daughter of Mr..
and Nrs. !. p. Tabsr. was operated on
for tonsils and adnoids this morning
She b doing well.
viii Return July a.
Rev. Hugh Marshall Of tAs iocal
Church Of the Sacred Heart. who u a.
tending missionary congress in Bak.
Or. will hold services at the local
church July -. aceording to . tele:
gram received this morning. No ser.
vices win Be held In Merrill during
July.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
Myers Returns.

Charles N. Myers returned last even
ing from Southern California, whore
he has been visiting. He was con.
fined in hospital in San Francisco
for two weeks during his visit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

0eS8 o0ppss06
A Kinney. . farmer Of the olene sec
tion. bought supplies here today
From Parker STATEN.
Fred Edsell ID in the county seat to-
day from Parker Statioo-
Msrrillits In Tasa.
George 0msld b . business visitor In
Klamath Falls from Merrill
Hsrs From Fert.
Mrs. George Hoyt Of Fort Klamath
spent yesterday in Klamath Falls.
From Beaver Marsh.
John Knott u In Klamath Falls from
his ranch on Beaver Narsh
K. o. Head Hers.
8. o. Johnson. president Of the Klam-
ath Development company. arrived last
night from San Francisco.
Married Last Night.
Mark Stevenson and Emora Blake
more were married last evening BY
Justice Of the Peace n W. oowen.
Doris Lumbersnan Hese.
g. 81. Kesterson Of the Evans Creek
Lumber company Il here from Doris
ON business.
On Auto Tour.
Lloyd H. NcGill Of Bend was In
Klamath Falls Last nlRht an hia vav
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
on Auto Tour.

On Auto Tour.
Lloyd H. NcGill Of Bend was In
klamath Falls last night on his way
to California on IN auto tour.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
Return From Hensymoer.

WetuTn prom JoheymooH.
Mr.. and Ns. NJ. J. NcDonoush r.
turned yesterday from their honey
moon. They were married . tsw
weeks ago. Mr.. NcDonoush Il inter-
ested In tho Palm cigar store. His
brsds formsriy was Miss Annette shaw.
Cart ct In este.
TO open the safe Of ]. p. Tsbsr Carl
Schubert LETT for Doris this morning
For some reason unknown 70 hin. NJ.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Standing Of the Clubs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
PACIFIC COAST LGAovs

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17
&bcumatiidc edmcrscn pettrie6cn.

9as 3ieben in Sen M1sfeln. Sic
S6mer5en, Steifbeit unb qudlenoe
Eein bes @beuntatismts ihipinben
ldnel bpr. gloans Ointment. gs til
mllirt sic girfltlation oes i~dmner5enz
Sen &0rpertbeiles. Wan appli5ire es
aerabe ipie b%prgeidriebeu alf Sen
idmer5enoen She'll. Sn fltrSer 3eit
mabt Ser gdtner5 eitem ausenebmen
@efiibl bes Comforts unb Ser 8arme
tf&lat. Sier Ser 9elpeis: SD babe
punberboIle 9inberuns gelpiirt, ieitz
bem ib SIR Ointment ahf nleiitem 81,ie
sebralldt babe. Cine Mpplifatipn sab
mir bieIe 2inoeruns. Sc tbut mir leib.
bab ib feinen glab babe, Sbnen bie
@eldidte meines Sales mit5utbeilen.
Sd banfe Sbnen fir oas, mas SHIRE
Webi5in fir MIDI setban bat. Sames
Sersuion, @bilaoa, 8a." @loan's
Ointment tDbtet S6mer5en: Csc BEL
Mppofbefern. ,(Mns.),
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17

I'll SRSA9Se " OlASIkQCl
5ausnlmr1ern ridtis 5lt iheIlen un1
bic gi9entbiimer gu benabrhhtigen, bie
1ebigen ri6ti9en ~Sausnnmmern an8u=
bringen:
Buckingham Moob pon $500 Biz 81
5000. ferner au6 Ebeile bon 1900
unb 1000.
1902 im 400 81od bout ipeitlidet
8ierter StraBe.
739 an Ser Dltl. Me11ntcn straBe,
bele9en an Ser @orbleite Ser straBe.
1906 ipeitl. 3pcite StraBe. 8tpei
5dlller baben bielel6e 3ll1nmer.
2004 goipbit6 gtraBe. 3ipei @auz
Ter baben bielelbe @l1mmer.
So1t6 8ine StroBe.
324 Dtl. gierte Strabe. 3net &du=
Ter baben bie1elbe Nummer.
1876 0it[. gierte-gtraBe. 3mei Sal1z
Ter ba6en bieielbe Summer.
1926 8od Sslnnb Strabe. 3tpei6duz
Ter baden. bielel6e Nummer.
$40. 528, $50, SID, SIC unb sic
ipeltl. Sieb5ebn& @traBe.
u,1b 6 @ranb Court i'm 700 Bfod.
25 unb 40 @raub Court I'M 500
8lod.
61O 8eitern Mbenue, IoI $40 5ein.
919 nnb 917 @arren gtraBe iinb
oripedielt.
goiie 24oo upb $500 linb in orei
berldiebene 8lods bertbeilt.
@cainleb Nbenue, 2400 unb $500,
in 5tpei berI1iebenen 8lod5.
SadIon Mbenlle. 24O0 in stpei berz
l6iebenen 8lods.
500 mno 700 otl. gedIfe 5trobe.
Mufgemii6t.
8elf.: S. 8eripalo, Mabor.
8esl.: @ugo Moeler, 9tabt : glerf.
@lb. @uebl reidte Sic folsenoe geio=
tuition Elm, ipelbe anf 1ei1cn Mntrag
at1genommer1 ipltrbe:
@eil Sic @dnbe bieler gerlammz
lunesbaIe nit Sen gprtraits BON al
len 8iirsermeiifern. ipelde Sic @tabt
9%abenport felt ibrer Srgaltifirung biz
gum Sabre 1902 als gtaofoberbdupter
batte, gei6miidt 1inb, nnb
@eil es 'miinldensnertb lit. 6aB
Sic @emdlbe bon bent Mdtbnren @albo
8eder nnb bem I9tbaren @arrp SO.
9billtps inns 'bem @dtboren @eo. SO.
Scott unb bem Mdtbaren alfreb g..
M!ueuer. ale 81 : giirsermeiiter ieit
bem Sabre 1902, ebenfaus unlerer
gammlltng bin5usefiist tperben ipden.
pamtt bieler Dor etnigen Sabren initial
lirte quite @ebrau9, uniere 8iirserz
meilfer odbnrb gu ebren, bab mir fire
Sortraits in bieIer @erlammlltngs6aGe
alfbdngen, 1pciter fortsefiibrt merberl
9uriim iei es beihloiIen, oab Elm
alts brei Mitgliebern b%eltebenbes Cont
mittee, bem Ser Gtabtanipalt @albo
geder alg @oriieer borifebt. bonn 8iirz
sermeifer ernannt iperben ion. Sen
pbcngcnanuten @erre11 Ben @unl6 Ser
Stabt iiber Sic %Musbdnbigung ibrer
Yortraits 51 Intermittent.
8elt.: S. 8eripalb, Mabor.
gegl.: @ngp Mpeler, @tabt : gIerf.
M1agor S. g.. Sberleitner bon Metp
aibertp erbielt Bic grlallbaiB gu elmer
Gnlprade.
epes;al : Committees.
N'aDor geripal0 seietc sic grnen<
11llt,s Ser folgcnben gpe5ial : Commit
tees on:
Sitncp gus Committee 2inoporm,
0!eoeler. Sebring.
StrabenzGar : COMMITTEE Moel=
let, Sinpbolm. Sebring.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17
Grmcnnn,ts bpn 8eamte,t.

Mapor 9eriualb 5ciste sic grnen-
snltng bon 81. S. glultlen ais Mtteliep
Der 2ebec Smpropenent gommi1iion
on, nnb auf Mntrag bon Ilo. &uebl
ipurbe sic @%rnennling beltdttgt.
Msabnr @ertpalb 5eiste Sic grner1z
nllng ppn 9eder Srend als NaitgIieb
bes goarbs ser 9oli5ei ltnb aIs Seucr=
&oumil1ar at1, aber Die grnennung
tm1rbe nidt %ger1ebmtgt.
MaDpr 8ertpolb Seiste au, bnb er.
I'm Sen Gibungen bes @rDber 9upenz
porter Committee beitppbnen gu. fonz
neu. er Observation-Disclosures in Ser
.Sffice Ser @ta0tbale gum 8eiten Der
arbeitcnpcu 8ebDlferllns. bon 9iensz
tag auf Mittipod Nadmittas berlest
babe.
CT sciste on. baB Sic GfficeItunben
bes Yoli5etzgbcfs bone7 bis 10 11br
Gnt. lt,to pon 1 bis 8 l1br gtadm. ieien.
Muf Iatrag bon Nlb. Nabcu pertaste
1i6 ber Stabtratb.
Asne'M gt ssll5 cfsss.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17
@eridicbcmcs

9crrn @elsenbad ipllrbe sic I1<
neIenbeit Sltr 5altltns elmer gniprade
gcipibmet in Gaden BON 2pcal $50. Z,
Sotpa National Iilocidtion Of 5tatioz
narp engineers, Sic Stabt ? 9eamten
l1b Ben Staotrafb %cinlaoel,S, elmer
gcrlammluns in Ser 2eglaire .@ane
ON Sreitag Ibenb. Sen 5. Mai, bei5uz
ipobnen. mo iiber Garhberbiitung ge=
lprod6en iperben lon.
Mb. @oIb empfabI, bab Sic Saus<
baltunger lire Grltnbliide rei1,igen
iouen unb bie gtaSt sic Sduberuns
Der angren5enben MIebs bornebn1e, nnb
alf ieincn Mntrag ipllrbe Sic Mn9elez
senbeit an sic @einnbbettsbebDroe ber@
ipieIen gum 8eridt an Sen Menars
IuslduB.
Ib. @old leete bpr 1ll1S berlas Sic
folgeroe &eIollttion, ipelhe auf ieinen
Intrag ange,,ommerr ipl1rbe:
8eIdloiicn bonn @tdStratb berStabt
lGabcnport, bab Der @ebaltoe : 8omz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17
etaotratbS-0 erbahDIumeen.
pffisiclfeS Yrutofull bet Sitmmg hes
9abcnpprter Gtabtrathcs
Re9ildre Sisnng am 3. Mai 1916.
(Sflllk. Y.
gcrrcdmnnss : Committee.

ctICW1tIIlUD : NUNINltItCc.
9l0crman Meper lcgte ben geridt
cs ycrredantnss : Committees, pie
ol9t, por ltnb alif Ieincn aatrag tphA
Ell Die Gnipriidc ltnb 8ablliiten our
(ltssabllng at9epieien:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17

@icrmit be1dcinise i6 Sent gtabte
glerf, bab bas Sbige Elm eetreuer unb
fompleter 9eridt bes Grotofolls Ser re-
selmdBisen @isuns Beg stabtratbes.
a%bgebalten an 3. Niat 1916, lit.
GaIpb 8. Grant,
Sfa5. 8cporter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17
spcsial : Committees.

S4t5tdl Gbftttttfftts.
W1abor @erfpaIb seistc sic @rneuz
11llns Ser folgcnbe,t Special : Commit
tees an:
Sitncp BUS COMMITTEE 2inobolm,
0eoeaer, Sebring.
@trabensgnr : Committee Woelz
ler, 2inbbolm. Sebring.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-17
Bridge Avenue, iron, ThIrteenth Stree

6ridge Avenues. from Thirteenth Street
yards ,of excavation, 1906 SQUARE yards
81 asphaltic concrete paving; 3,0O1. iineal
feet C Ct curb and gutter; s7S iineal feet Of
- Mccarthy Improvement Co.
Asphaltic. concrete paving 49,. III
N Wnna ana ~ gutter ...s........... .66
Bid for brick on Tri-city Rail. 10
way ~Company's portion ..... 200
Total amount of bid ......... $40, 831. %
D: J. Ryan Construction Go.
AAsplhaltic, %conerste paving 49,. LIS
Curb and gutter ............ .65
Bid for Brick on rri-city Rail. 10
T Tak g amon1ty Of Ppa}ddtion .....s1o.s52S. 90
r.. p. coughIin & Co.
Asplhaltic concrete paving 49,. LIS
Curb and gutter .............. SO
Bid for briek on Tri.city R Rail. ~
s; TSdsl S S%ssss + f,s y 81 Locust 1922 s1s. :
Requiring. approximately. 725 cubic
yards of excavation, 1850 square yards
s feet aso Of curb 'G and sut Rayingg5i 1lliS nea, li4 fest
of wood header curb.
nxcavs Mccarthy Improvement Go.
!!HACtSdtiOHss 40
Asphaltic concrete paving 49,. 1.T
Curb and gutter ........... 40
Wood header curb ........ Is
Total amount of bid ....:....s 6,135.33
o.. J. Ryan Construction Co.
Asphaltic concrete paving 49,. LIS
Gurb and gutter ............... 40
Total amount Of bid e.o5s..44SS
F.. p. Coughlin G. Co.
Asphaltic. concrete paving $3.50. LIS
Curb and gutter ............ 80
Wood header curb ........,., 10
Total amount of bid .........s 5,s3s.o5
Main Street, from Fourth Street to Lo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Sonora Labor Congress

The fact that Sonora adjoins Arizona may have
nothing to do with Sonoras legislation, but Sonora
nevertheless going extreme legislation One OF
the products Of the radical views entertained south OF
the border will be seen after January l. 1917 when
there convenes HermosO capital of Sonora the state
labor congress- organization created by the decree OF
Gov de la Huerta Delegates to the congress to be
elected on Sunday, December II.
II will be the junction Of the congress to draft laws
affecting wages working conditions and employment gen
eray to consider grievances Of workers, and to act
mediator between employers and employees.
In the enactment of laws the labor congress viii have
an unrestraned hand. In legislatures, members IN
terested in the affairs Of labor often propose measures
Tor the benefit of wOrkngmen and these frequently
enacted into law but only after they have been passed
upon By other members of the legislature to whom their
reasonableness must appeal
If the employer IN Sonora gets something less than
fair deal at the hands Of the labor congress, his only
redress viii lie appeal to the governor, whose
creature the labor congress No matter how high the
wages how short the working hours egiated by the
labor congress- the employer viii have to abide b. the
law unless he can find to set aside the law.
Every employer will be at the mercy Of his workmen
Who If not themselves members of the congress- will at
least elect its members.
IF employers constituted at least minority IN the
congress- there might be hope for wise laws Tegu
lating employment Not So the matter stands.
On the heels of Gov. de Ia Huertas decree creating
the labor congress- comes the of his resg
nation and his candidacy for the national senate He
evidently expects the labor vote to elect him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Little lmeUieWs
Workers Inefficiiency Helps Boost Prices
Only Good Books Should Be Bought For Boys
Little InterUieWs

the limit, and knows that the pursuing
officer is aware OF It."
=
1t is strange what difference in
appearance can be brought about in q
city by the passage Of Just few short
months" said Edward J. Martin, OF race
track fame Il have been in Il Paso
for several days now. and Of coUrsr
could not help but see the additions
and Improvements which have come
about. I have, too. been across the
river and around in JuareZ. and the
change there, for the worse. is start
ling ] was much surprised 10 see how
the city across the border has fallen
away. 50 TO speak There seems 20 be
nothing going on, ever there, and not
even the people coming to the races
seem 10 be able 10 awaken the town
from the state Of lethargy into which
Il has apparently fallen"
'The annual banquet Of the members
OF the volunteer fire department Of II
Paso is an interesting thing. as it
brings back old memories and alsJ
serves TO bring together q crowd OF
good fellows said G D. Jones. The
volunteer fire departments in every
city Of the country where hose carts
were used before the advent OF mod
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Short Snatches From Everywhere

The American and Mexican conferees could prob
ably reach agreement if they wouldnt drag il the
subject Of MeNlco--BrooEiyn Eagle
A -buy-a-baIe- of-cotton- movement these Gays
would have be prosecuted among miilionaires eN-
cIusively--Nashville Southern Lunberman
Maybe all those Illinois voted for Mr.
Hughes the assumption that the Republican chair
Ella Wheeler Wilrox--Dalias News
All the railroads are going get together fight
the Adamson law. to find whether il is law
Just something passed By consress-Detroit News
The Germans. according their admission.
conquer only places of the highest strategical i'm
portance and lose only positions Of strategic value
brooklyn Eagle.
They say that the ruler Of Austria is demo-
cratic So OF course he need expect no cona lions
Ar Hughes until official count is reported
Philadelphia North American
The brotherhoods rest confidently the PROPOSE
ton that however wise the directors and stockholders
be- they do not know how 20 run a locomotive
between two given pOlnts--N lsnlngton star
Germany is said to intend soon 10 create an indie
pendent kingdom OF Lithuana. also This equals
the generosity Of Artemus Ward. who contributed
the all his wife's relations--St Louis star
Millions Of dollars lost the election" says
New York paper Which is merely a pessimistic way
Of expressing the that millions Of dollars
the electiOn--Nashville Southern LUmberman.
That heavy demand for cents. uickeIs. and dimes.
which is embarrassing the mint managers. looks
mighty queer in these days Of unparalleled prosperity.
What do suppose people can get Tor such coius2-
Indianapolis News
IF q strike organizer q walking dele
and the bosses came along and voluntarily raised
all along the line. wouldn't IL make you mad
New York Morning Telegraph
The farming and grazn- counties have tched
the bottle away from the lips Of the mining
That is much IL with NultuOmah the other
counties Of Oregon iu regard the bOnedry amend
nip the cities shall not have one.-PortIand
OregOnian-