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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
can Whlte cats Hear2

The acuteness of the average cat's
sense of hearing is proverbial, but II
Is proverb that needs qualifying. For
example, many white cats are said to
be absolutely deaf, and though the
idea may appear absurd at first sight
1t is believed by some students that
the color of a cat is associated with
its sense of hearing. Among several
imported Persians, or long-haired cats,
from abroad, not one white one in the
number has been able to hear the
slightest sound. OF course there are
white cats that can hear, but they have
been as much to the short-haired pets
of the fireside as to the aristocratic
long-hair of the shows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
Noted Church Father.

One of the most noted fathers of
the church was st. Ambrose. He was
born in the year $40 at Treyes, his
father being prefect of Gaul. He was
eventually made bishop of Milan, and
the anniversary Of his acceptance Of
this honor is now marked by festi-
val in the Catholic church. He denied
himself all the luxuries Of the world
and did not hesitate to excommunicate
for a while the Emperor Theodosius
because of his consent to the massacre
OF the Thessalonians. Aside from his
ability in theology he had keen po-
litlcal genius. His fame, however,
largely rested on his hymns. He died
In the year 397.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
SUFFERER FROM INDIGESTION
RELIEVED

Before taking Cnamberlain's Tab
lets my husband suffered for several
years from Indigestion, causing him
to have pains in the stomach and dis
tress after eating. Chamberlain's Tab
lets relieved him OF these spells right
away" writes Mrs. Thomas Casey, Ge-
ueva, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
From Bad to Worse.

"she married him to reform him
eh?' &. sfsss
Eyes" i4sAsss aMsR
"How foolishl"
"And bow sadl rhey both need re-
forming now" "a .,sa,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
The klnd.

rs 1t true that there is coolness
between George aud bis hancee7"
only when they are sitting at q
roof garden table eating ice cream, J
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
Nothing Gained.

u Hear your son
ts wfnninT hi@
hoasrs IN college"
( HFor hls studies
b. may be, but
fnt good win
hat do him2 I've
Rsver seen his
name mentioned
nrs m the foot
M nena."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
rhs Usual Ending.

'Thls is a rather affecting poem
N @AYhat Ia It aboutY"
!. "An automobile racer is bidding fare
well TO his car" t-,t
X "And the circumstances?'
"He's going to the hospital and the
car to the scrap heap"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27

'What do you think will be the finest
Hap of this month";
C9raRal PAIRS"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
NaturalIY.

"Whst gave rise TO that report about
young Gunn3"
'PTobably the fact that he was fred,"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27

tBlinks says he IS aR optimist."
$50 he is--the kind who nthing'
come their WY, are always TELLING
other people not to worry"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
FlttIno the Name.

She-Why will you drink so much
You are a monsterl h
He--All right, then. Ill be one Of
them tank monsters, ,s&a,.s,A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
Profound Ignorance.

FVVEUUHN IDVUTdTIUus
"xs you 1--we In enc Of thoAA mot crA
apartment housesf'
"Sure." !
"And what IL lts most up.tcdatSfeaN
tareT v
"a squash court"
Gee. Is that sort OF indooritruclr
gcrden7a atA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

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provided. 49, vfniafion Of this pro-
Vision snsil - aSSmsd ( misdennea.
nor: 4 second a. n,Ibse0uent violation
shail be tIeonnn6' 4 feiony and NO ADer-
son shn1i - a1rcanad from testifyiua
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

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penalty and WITH pcnri&y - ~ sp-
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before the next Sef1n tx ~ oipcuitI
huStinEs Or corporation court hAytnq
Jurisdiction. " angvrSr aAy tndlcxmens
found agAtnst HIN. All rn4t9xJaI VII
nesses shall aleo ~ recu9nfzed. With
or without eocurttys - ina 5nnr1oe,
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Not Interfero with Ordinances.
Sec. ~. Nothing ii this oct shall
be construed a. lnterferiug with the
Jurisdiction Of any mayor or pclacs
justice In the enforcement OF city or
dinances concerning the snanufacsure
For the enforcement Of such 0rdin-
ances the mayor or police Justice shall
have Jurisdiction over the territory
contiguous % the city within three
miles Of the city limits, provided aid
three mile limit does not interfere
with the turisdiction OF the mayor or
police Justice Of any other city and
town, and whore there II less than six
miles between any city or town and
another city or town. the 5ur1oQict10n
Of the mayor. Or poitcs justice Of
either city or town shall extend to
one-half the distance between said
cities ana towns.
In any prosecution before 4 mayor
or police Justice the commissioner Of
moral welfare shan Be notified BY the
said mayor. or Justice In time to at
tend said trial. and the commissioner,
his deputies and inspectors, shall have
the sarre power ia respect to sucn
cases that lie has In cases before the
circuit court.
o-..s 49, .r.,1 Ah-sa.a
~ 49, -.
Sec. %. Nothing II the provisions
OF this act shall intsrfere with tne
Jurisdiction OF courts - y q present
exists for tho trial At cxininA OaAes
without = jury. with the consent On.
tered OF record ~ tho attorney Tor the
complainant whore there - such An
attorney. and Of tho stfornsya for ne
Commonwealfh and fhA attorney 1or
the accused 4 $500 W /.
Il Eco. -. All cities ana towna Of the
State OF Virginia shall hAvs fuIl power
to pass all hy-la.ws rules and ordin-
pances mot repugnant to the Constitu-
ton and laws Of the STATED 10 prohibit
the sale, keeping or storing for nAles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

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shall make a false af1ldaytt, ahAll p
guilty OF misdemeanor. ana tor = -
cond offense shall be deemed guilty
OF felony. INK
No liquor II OlnhA
Sec. 16. IT shall be unlawful To-
ardent Spirits 70 b. kept stored. sold
distributed, given away or used Ia o.
at any clubhouse. fraternity house
lodge or meeting place. whether s1ch
meeting place Ii . house. room, boat
car. or any place In any building. o.
in the open air, on land or water. a
In any place. except II bona nd
.slaoms,. a. hereinafter provided. nv
cry person who shall directly Or m.
directly, or by aasociAtion with others
keep or maintain or In any uaanney
aid. assist or Abet IN keeping or raAin-
tanning any such club-houee. frateEs
nfty house. lodge or meeting place q
any corporation. association or Cembk
spirits are received or kept TOR tn
pnrposs Of use. rift. barter or ea1a
or for distribution. or individual NJ
by means Of lockers or othefN5se. 81
for division among the nemherN n
any club, fraternity lodge. corpoFA'
tion. association or combination 81
any means Whatsoever; and every pef.
son who ahail use. barter. uoll, otor1
or wive away dispense or assist 81
Abet III bArtAring selling, etorine n
giyin9 away In Individual lc<jkers 81
otherwise. any ardent eptritn "a ~.
cetved Or kept, shall be deemed gul1tS
~ 4 misdemeanor. and upon ooeonl
o6epee shall be guiity 81 3ofop1
And ~ Al casee the mann 4ra1 on6<l
sJl0f61ra ~ 6lA1etn = e1z,k eln1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29


ney shall introduce the record ev.
dence before the trial court of said
former conviction. and shall not bt
permitted to use his discretion In
charging said second offense, or. In
introducing evidence or proving The
same on the trial. provided the de.
PENDANT shall not take advantage OF
the omission to charge in the indict-
ment. conviction OF former offense.
II the offense In committed in city.
the word city shall be suhTtituted for
county. the court having Jurisdiction
substituted for circuit court, and the
name OF the city for the name Of the
county.
Afiidavits ana Prescription
Sec, IL. IL any person who IL Of
incorporate habits or addicted 70 the
use OF any narcotic drug shall make
the AFFIDAVIT hereinbefore mentioned
or II any person making such af1davii
shall use as a beverage. or for any
purpose, or at any place other thar
that stated In the afiidavit. or shall
knowingly permit another to mAka
such use of said alcohol or wine. OF
any part thereof. or shall knowtngi,
make any false statement in such At
fidayit, he shall be guilty of 4 misde,
neanor. and for the second offenss hi
shall be deemed guilty Of felony.
Sec. 10. II any physician who 4
not In active practice. or who IL no
in good standing In his profession
or who In OF intemperAte habits. oi
addicted 70 the use az any narcotic
drug. shall issue any such prescrip
lions ~ u mentioned Ii this act. or Il
any physician shall issue such pre-
scription without at <heetime maxim
careful persoraI. physical exAminA
ton of the person ~ whom tina ara
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27

MeN second Puppy ibtchcs l.. T. Sutherland. Phoenician Blackic. first. Mrs. ]. Y. Williams with Toodles second. American bred class. Mrs J. H. Williams. Toodles. first l. C. Hsdley, Gilbert Arizona. with Lady Uenti second Limit bitches. L. T Sutherland. Phocnic.n Blackie. first Mrs. !. II. Williams Toodles. second. Open class titches. Ron Blair. Buster Hlalr ihir'l. Thos Y Adams. with Toodlcs absent. L. T. Sutherland. Ptor1'cian Rlacsie. first. Mrs J. H. Williams. Tcodies. second. Winners Bitches. L. T Sutherland. Phoenician Riackie. first and Special
 Manchester Terrier (6lack and Tan) entry. John A Jones. Bloomington Illinois. with J A. Jones Flyer. ab- sent Pomerapian entry W <. Fostrom. with King Eric. in the pup- py dog olass won f-st W. 4 Post
 -a with King Olaf. second. Open Class. Mrs. Hariv Zarado. wltn Teudy. won first. Winners dogs. first. Teddy. Reserve King 0iaf Puppy bitch " !. Ecstrom. with Queen Betlna.. first.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
ANNUAL BAZAAR
 IF WOMAN $ CLUB

The annual bazaar of the Woman's 8 Club to be held tomorrow, November 2S, has many novelties in the way of Christmas gifts to offer. The diff er- ont committees in charge of booths are working earnestly to make this the banner hazaar Many novelties will re displayed which will help solve the problem of Christmas shopping. Light refreshments will be served durin, the afternoon from the attractive Jap anese tea booth.
 The bazaar will open at l. 30. Tar key dinner will be served at G. go but owing to the large sale of tickets there will be no tickets sold at the door. There will be a jitney dance at S:30 which will be open to the public. The dance will be in charge of the gen eral bazaar committee. Mrs. s. J. Michel son, Mrs. J. G. Van Leucn and Mrs. l. J. Johnson, assisted by Mrs. Lyman Bennett, Miss Ferne Johnson. and Miss Erile Dameron. One of the attractions of the afternoon and evening perform ance will be Madame Olga Scrifka. q harem girl who has q magic crystal which she stole while making her es- cape from the Sultan of Turkey. She is wonder at seeing into the past. present and future.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
COMPLETE OFFICIAL
 AWARDS, DOG SHOW

Superirtendent Murphy. of the ken- mel department Or the etatc fair yes terdav announced in behalf of the Arizona kennel club. the complete record of wins awarded under A. T. C: license and rules. by Judge Gee. w. Clayton, of Chicago, There was an entry of ninety dogs in ali with fifteen anSent.
 The Results
 Fox Hound Jas. Thomas Queenie, one first and special
 Pontersc. Novice dogs. Brisbois Dude. First Limit Dogs, Brisbois Dude: First. American Bred, Bris- bois Dude. First. Open dogs, Bris- hois Due. First Winners dogs. Bris- bois Due. also winner of Special. M. Novice iPtch, Geo F. Lewis. Queen Dix. First American Bred Bitch Queen Dix. First. Limit fitch, Queen Dix. First. Open Bitch, Queen Dix, First Winners itch. Queen Dix,
 Irish Setter Entries, Open Dogs, Duke. owned y C. Robertson with Duke. owned by C. D. Mcdonald, Chloride Arizona, Absent
 Irish Setter. Open Bitches $. Harry Robertson. with Bunker. First. Cecil Drvis with Fanny Arkenbright, Sec oAb winners lBtcheS, Bunker Re- serve Winner. Fanny Arkenbright
 locker Spaniel entries Limit Dogs. Parti- Color. Tellmcre Blase, First Cocker Spaniel Open Dogs Black First, Champion Mission. owned hy Mayor Rolf. san Francisco, Cal, Bell more Blossom. First. Rellmorc Bar onesS and san Marine Lefty, Absent. :he winners and special went to Champion Mission This was the best dog in the entire show among all breeds. and carried away three
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
HINTS FUR SUBJECTS
 FUR FARMERS MEETS

Farmers improvement Associations in Cochise county have the benefit of the following suggested subjects for their November meetings. together with bulletin references to be used as a reading course for farmers.
 This plan has been prepared by County Agent Paschall and is repeated for the benefit of other farmers meetings
 Fall and Winter Flowing
 Literature-Farmers bulletin S7. Fall Flowing. Soil Moisture, farmers bull lctin 245. Effects of Deep and Shallow Flowing; farmers bulletin 414. Fall Flowing.
 Soil Fertilty-Manuring, Etc.
 Literature - Farmers bulletin 257, Soil Fertility; farmers bulletin 315. Legume Bacteria: farmers bulletin S39. Effects of Alfalfa on Soil Fertility;
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
ups and two medals.

cups ana two medals. zee.
 .Dasehshunds entry. Fred Williams with Dutch Fritz. in two classes Open and Limit. two firsts. ard a special
 Collie entries, Mrs. Minnie Bach mann in thc limit clas for dogs. first, also first in Novice class. with Hcrtaville Boy and HortzVillc Kuhnie, Collies rough, open dogs F J. Dour- son with laddie. R-W. M. Good win, Goldield King. third, II. M Rargmaa. Bee absent. Mrs. A. H.
 NitZ, Ronair Pig Roy second. and Pona'r Patouch, won first in the Open any colcr. and first in the Open. tri- 'olor while winners dogs went to Ronar Batolch, and Reserve to Bon air Rig Boy. Collies rough, Novice Bitches Mrs. Minnie Bachmann. with
 lertZNilie Laurie, first. H. l.. Fletcher, Peggy, second, Open bitches. W. M Goodwin, Glen'ena Bess, R-W. M Goodwin queen Titama, third, Mrs. A. II. ritz. Ch Seedley Sonsie. sec ond Rocair Blush. First while Bon air Ronita pas passed up The win 1ers bitch went to Bonair Blush and Reserve to Seed,ev Sonsie The In 'ernational Champion Seedley Sonsie went down in defeat to a bitch from the same kCnrels. onair Blush
 German sheepdoe. cwned by Mrs Jack Barber, went to winners in four classes. also to Special this dog is known as Phoenix of Winterview
 .BrHdoss w. B. Lubbock, with Asshuraripal 'won in the Novice. Limit and Open Class winning first end special. Jno. F. Laldn,i with Halls dolo Sc.saton, winning bitch was Q'.scnt
 EireGsles. Novice Dogs. Mrs. Jack Portcr. with Bob RarDor, Tihrd, Chas Saunders, Bishce. Arizona. with Satin. Fred W Norton with Pete Per former. Second Mrs, r. NJ. Gray Hal Kuobhlcr first American bred. Mrs Jack RarAcr poh Barber. third. Chas. N. Saunders Sat P R-Fred w. Nor tor. Pete Performer. second. Mrs F. NJ. Gray. Hal Knohbler. first Limit Dogs Mrs Jack Barher Bob Barber. R-Chas. II. Saunders Satin V. H. C. Fred V Norton Pete Performer, 'NNf~' N'-~ v " Grow TJal Hnoh,ie,.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
PAGE SEv FEN

University of Arizona Experiment Sta ton Timely Hints. Nos. 3 and S6. Livestock Feeding - Balancing Rations
 Cooperative buying of concentrates where necessary.
 Literature-Farmers bulletin No. 22. Feeding of Farm Animals; farmers bulletin Nos. 32. 109 170 farmers bulletin No. 346, Computing Rations: farmers bulletin No. All, Hog Feeding; farmers bulletin No. i3S, Hog Houses; farmers bulletin No. 57S, Feeding Silage: farmers bulletin No. 655. Cot tonsecd Meal for Beef Cattle; farmers bulletin No. 7i3. The Feeding of Dairy Cows; farmers bulletin No. 262. Rela- tive Values of Feeds.
 Agricultural Extension Service, L. of A.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
ADMIRALs PROMOTED
IRennhIican A. p. Leased Wlrel

BERLIN. Nov. 26 (By wireless to Sayyille) ).-Rear- -Admirals Wurbanch, Jasper, Hebbinghouse. Mauve and Be kenke. have been promoted to vice ad mirals. says an Overseas News Agency announcement
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27

Quoeh Belina. wop in winners class first. also special. English Toy Spaniel. entry from Rochester. \. Y Celamo kenels with Champion Celamo Davdream, marked absent.
 Toy Poodlcs (White) Puppy dogs Mrs. Jack 1harpe with Prince Chy, first Pitches open class, Mrs. w. B. Twltchell. with Fern. absent. Mrs. Jack Tharpe. with Fluffy. won first. winners and special.
 Entries it the English Setter class. which were two, and in the open class. dogs. Ben and King. were entered by W. B. Twitchell. and were absent. Delton Bill. A. X. CD. K. C.-E. K. C who was on exhibition. only. is the latest arrival in the United States. having been imported by NJ. Joe Mur- phv
 This constituted the full number of dogs on the bench and is the com pletc list of winnings. The Arizona <enncl club. feels proud of it's show ing. ard it's officers and members are arranging for their second show under A. K. C. license and rules. to be held in the business district sometime in March or April of 1917 at which time q much larger entry is expected of dogs of a recognized breed. The Aus tin Dog Food company. fed the show. while Spratts furnished the Judges Raolxs
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
LIMOGES WAR CENSUS
Republican A. P. Leased WIre7

Republican A. P. Leased Wlre1
 PARIS, Nov. 26-A Havas dispatch from Limoges says the city is about to take a census of its inhabitants with a view to institutng family cards for various items of household consump- ftTp
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27

gation. cultivation, irrigation. ferailiza-
 ton, etc. are given in the bulletin. All
 persons interested in the subject may receive copy of the bulletin by address ing Director. Agricultural Experiment Station. University of Arizona, Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
BULLETIN TO HELP IN CULTURE OF F|G

During tho past few weeks a most valuable bulletin has been issued by W. H. Lawrence of tho Arizona ex- pertinent station upon fig culture, The author points out the many req sons whY fig culture should be exten- ded in the state showing that our tenn perature and precipitation conditions are ia a'orablc.
 Information as to varieties. propo-
The Jones County news., 1916-08-10

DR.. Downing and family have NOV
ed back to town and rented a house
near DR.. Cranfords.
The Jones County news., 1916-08-10
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black Draught.

McDuff, Val suffered for several
years" says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, oi
This place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me TO try
Thedford's Blaek-Draught, which | did,
and found il 10 be the best family medi~
cine for young and old.
keep Black Draught on hand all the
Time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for dose. and II
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have long spell of sick
ness In our family, since we commenced
using Black Draught
Thedford's Black -Draught is purely
vegetable, and has been found TO regu-
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
lieye indigestion. coic, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
II has been in constant use for more
than 70 years, and has benefited mofe
than million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a
package to-day. N. C. l2s