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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

Das IS. Rssimsut III snbli6
lstte 9iaGt BON Mt. @retna uah ber
msriianii4en @renje abseoampft.
- Dilb,lmins Gsrins ftrsnsts s.itsrn
cine @bsidsibuus eesen ibrsn @attsu
SreO z. an, neil CT iis srauiam bsbau'
bslt bubsn iOll.
- Srdulsin 9illtan 2inbad pon
PbelpS Strabe unb Patrid @oittllo
uou @apouis aptnue purben Disnitas
In Der 81. Peter's 9atbebrale burh
Bfurrer Or. u. 8. Brennau als elm
@bepaar einssis9ntt.
= Dis 267 Otdnnsr. psl&e fiirDlid,
In Sib Sorss In Serbiuouns nit ben
Gusihreitun9en Der Snbuitrial Worf'
ers Of tbe Dorlb usrbaftst murbsn, ftnb
uunmebr ale aus Der Saft entlanen
morben, bic lssteu breijsbn am Sreitag,
uadOsm bi. @rosssihworensn ss Der.
meissrt batteu. iie pessn Riots In Gn'
fluss3uftanb 10 isssn. Oa Sdsriff Pbil'
lips fein biesbe3hslihes Bswsismattrial
uorlt9te Die ganse Sahe 1T In Gu'
flasen pesen unorbentlidem Betrasen
uerluufen. Der lei6te Ssrlauf Der Nn'
geIeeenbeit iteint ben 8erlen pisbsr
ben 4amni seiGpollsn ju baben. bsnn
am Sountas 9tahmtitae fauo In .iuem
Selbs 3u Slb Sorse eint Bsriammluns
ftatt, Der .tpu 1, 900 PsriOn.n b.iwohn.
ten, In psldsr Die Stibrtr Der 8. D.
Us. Die 2sute aniporutsn. In ben uer'
idisosusu .3sGeu wieosr Strsifs ju in'
iesnirsn. bis fie ihre Sorosrunsen burh'
ssisst babsn.
aS- Man psrss1e nidt. baB isst bic
Office bss Scranton 8Ohenblatt' iih
410 Sprucs StraBs, uiertsr Stod, be-
| finbst uno oaB Die Gelepbon 9iummsr
BEL BIAS LIT. Utan iGaue na4 oem
sroBen Shilb obeu am @sbduos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
Bilfess8arre SSDti;en.

- Gin bem Staotratb an Sreitas
uorsslsstsr 8sridt Ssist. cas iOpstt Der
Strabenbabnftreif Die Staot nabe,u
100000 sefOitst bat. CUR 5sit wer'
ben $4,000 mOuatli6 fur srlra POli'
siitsn ansbesablt.
- Sonaiban R. SOnss pOn OiorO
Sranflin Strase, @ebtilfs Sormann,
uno stephan Oisluultd oOn 0iOro
Winin Strase murOen SOnnta9 in Der
DOrraucs 3s6s uon stnem ourdbrsn'
neHotn Sarren 9et0otet.
- Die 12iabrias Eois Eautltin III
am SOuntas an Siio 9ancod Strabt
uOn sinsm WtotprcDcle setrOffen uno
sst6Otst wOroen, als iie bic Strust
frsuSen nollte. Clarence @oo9an, beI
RaOler, wuroe aut bic antla9e bee
Eooti6lu9s fsitgenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

. Ssrr. @iliOn. remember {:
glm z. 9iouember
@iro elm @noe oeiusn Shlidsn
aus seirsujteu pSinositri6su !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
OunmDre.

SIN gltsr BON 81 Sabrsn usritarb
lsttsn Donneritas yiadmittas Sobn
Wusnsr in Der DObnuns isiusr Shwe'
iter on POplar StraBe mad aubaltenosr
3rdntlidtsit. Ole BesrOisuns fano
ON SOnutas I'M Dunmors Srtsoboi
itatt.
- frau @briftina Drebsr, cine oeut.
i6e Pionisrin osS Borousbs, 1T friib
am Sonntas Dtorssu tn Der Bobnuu9
ibrer Godtsr, Srau Ssurp Wtiller uon
Preseott Guenus, i'm Utter uou 81 Sab
rem mad iibsr ishsmonatlitsr .Sranf'
belt 9eitorben. @S iiberleben iis 6rei
2G6ter uno Elm Sobn. Die 8eerois.
uns srfOlSts OisuitaS glahmittaS i'm
Ounmore Sriebbof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
(@arbonoale @orreiponoens.)
Stabtratb.

@ine Delegation Der Burger oss brit.
ten Diitrifts Der 20. Warb erfhien am
6reita9 DOR oem Staotratb uno beilagte
ii6 iibsr ben unssniisenOsn Poli3si.
ihus; als Superinteuosnt Der Polijsi
Dap seruien puroe, um bic 3la9e 40
b0rsu, erildrte er. baB es an Poli3ilten
mausele unb dbnlide Slussu aus anbs.
rem Stabttbeilen bel ibm singslauisn
fino. BIS psitere Poli,iftsn erlaubt
iiub. fam fsin bsiisrer Sdus ssssbsn
meroen.
Ssns Orbinan3 wuroe siinitis beria'
tet, pelhe Der Sadawanna @ompanie
srlaubt, cine slsitriids Druhtlsituns Sa
errihten.
Die @rnsnnuns bss Or. 9. 8. Ban
Sedtsn als Direftor bes Dspartements
osr @siuuobsit purOe fOrmsa bsitdtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

Ole fsinstsa DrSes<aFeolssn IN 6sP 0eaaa
usfors de oass ass sNNssneahinfA.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
:, ,Stnupnutbinsism" aus her @abls
&aane serbannt.

Die Selfesbslfsr beS Prdiiosntsu
8ilion, pstts Die politiidsn Aftiuitd'
ten Der Dsnti6 amtrifansr su uero1h'
tissn iu6sn. l,iftsn ibm einen itlshtsn
Oisnit. 9tad Der 3onititutiOn iiuo
alls Shrssr sIsid uno ssnieBen oieiel'
ben Rshts, oh bier ssboren ODER natu'
raliIirt, unO ieoe Partsi, bic usriu6t
bat, in oieisr Sinfitt 80 oistrimlnirsn,
lit su einem ibmdblihsu @Hbe aefom'
men. Das @sihrst sspiisr SBilion'
Bl1tter iiber bic Jiotbmenbi9feit, Serrn
Supbes 5u bsliesen, neil bic WfaDoritdt
Der Dsutld.glmerifuuer fur ihn itimmt.
1T sinfat, ldhsrlih. Die Deutih.ame'
riianer Iino Die beftsu 8iirser Der He'
publit uuo psr6en am Z. giouembsr
ibre Stimmsn fir ben beiten Mann
Obssbsn uub Swai niht als Dsutiae,
iOnoeru oils Nmeritaner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

8eridt oariiber eritattet, in bem er iif
duberit ungiinIttg iiber bic Sanierung
bieier SeIOlager dusIpri6t. Seint
i4urfe Srittt Oiirfte Su elmer eingeben.
Oen llnterIu9un9 pom Seiten Der Bun.
6esbebOrOen fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
Bon Der Sabfeite.

Dem @bepaar Charles 3stlsr pon
6ippls StraBe Duroe elm Stammbaltsr
9eborsu.
Srdulsiu Srsne 8snsrt unb @harles
8illon mur6sn Samitng 9ta1mittag
our6 Paltor 8. 9. @uftaro ju sihem
@bspaar sinseissnst.
Gin Disb srbsutsts Rontas yia6t
In Der u. 8. @lifforo Dobuung an
Glib Sruins Nuenus 2leibungitiids TN
Dsrtb pom $32.
Ole Bermdbluna BON Srdulein snnu
Smitb uou Bird Strass nit Sad Ssit'
ner pon Buffalo, u. g., ourb Paitcr
EbsOoOr s. Sabn, 1T angsfiinStst NOR
ben.
Srdulein Bertha 8. Srbnuus BON
Pittston ausnue uno Samss Dpsr BON
Der slsi6en StruBs iiuo Ssitsru ourh
Paftor 8. 9. @uitaro ju sinsm @bs'
paar uerbunben rporoeu.
Der As Sabre alte Sobn SaIous
BON Nfaple StraBe, Elm OormanH OCT
Start & Scott Tabaf @ompanie, 1T
an Disnitas in Sbobola Bono, als sr
fiir Slide angelic, srtruntsn.
Srdulsin Settle Sdraoer pou Wiea'
oDm Apenue uno Carl 6. Wfattbsws
uOn @bsrrp Strase wuroen porlestsn
Ufittwoh AbenO ourh Paitor S. j. y.
@risismer oils @bspaar ein9si,snst.
Sraulein @arOlpn Rlee BON Ssmlod
Strube uno Wtidasl Bolteu uon l6
auenue iiuo lssten Donusrlta9 abenc
IN Der ct. Putrid's Sir6e onrh Rfar'
rer Or. @sOrse 3ucus gum Buuo fiirs
Hsbsn sinssisSnet woroen.
Dur1 bic @ntisruuns BON Stiis'
pisilern in oergtutional 3ehs utruria4t,
sreisnete iib Wtontas i'm 400 Slod on
Ripple Strabe cine Serienfung Der
Sberfldte. Die etwa fiuf 5uB tisf uno
iiini,i9 SUB i'm Durhmeher 1T. Dts
@ns' uno WaHerr6hrtu bariten aud
rihteten absr fsinen S6aosn an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
Setter 9tegiitrAtions Saa.

Solhs 8Hrasr. msIts ss hOrbsr psr'
fsblt babsn, iid fiir bic OiousmbermubI
rssiftrirsn ju lalisn, baben nod Elm.
9tle9snbsit, baS Srri1umts nahIubo'
len. nnO Swar ndditsn SumitaS, ben z.
Sftober. User ftimmen mill. muB re9i'
ftrirt isiu, per al 10 nod ntAt sinsetra'
gen lit, barf oieiss fommenosn Gam.
flag ni6t ueridumsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

Wlnbte bic arbsit uufgrbrn. pNfsb'
rsrs Sabre lang ihreibt 9err 5ran,
Sorbau, 1910 Psar St., Sunousfp,
Ohio, rpur i'd tranf unb lit an
Shwinoslanfillsn. Sft wurben oisie
anidus 70 i6limm, oaB Id nit Der glr
belt auib6ren unb mad Sauie ssbsn
mnsts. Dad benz 9sbruuh pon stli'
hsn Slai6su alpentrautsr wuBte i'd
ni6ts msbr pon unnubliein uno ben
ShwinbelaniGllsn. Sornl's glpenfrdu'
ter bat mid uOn msinsm 9siosn bsfreit.
Sorni's Nlpsnirduter lit feline Apo'
tbetsrmsoi,iu, ionbsrn elm eiufadss,
ssiterprobtes Srduterbeilmittsl. Opt
3ialngsntsn lisfern ss ben Neutsn. ooer
es iann birsft pom Yaboratorium bsIo'
asn meroen. Wtan ibreibe on Or.
Better Sebrnsp & Cons Co.. 1875
go. SOpns aus., @bica9o, gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
SSabue @puntb.

5unrsbnlr. SrduIsiu 6lOrsuee Bolt
BON bier unb Clarence u. Wforean uOn
@arbonbals wurOsn ON Sumftag WiOr'
gen our6 PuitOr Souis SbmtOt als
ein @bspnar sinseiegnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
Illus bem Dberen Sbale.
(Grhbalo @orreIponoen,.)

gu @Dnon wurosn lsstsn Don.
nerita9 Wiorgsn fiiuf SSamilisn bsimatbs
los gemaht uno Elm Sdaben BON etna
So, 900 au9erihtet, als tiinf Wobnun.
gen burd 6eusr SerftOrt DurOsn.
= als Der 1Oidbriss Sobn Poorosfp
BON Seiiup am 5reitu9 gtahmittag elm
9ol,itif nit isinem TaidnmeHer ser.
ihnitt. iiOlperte er an eineu Stein uno
fiel nieosr, nobel ibm Die Wieiierlpite
in ben untsrlsib brans uuo msbrere
aoeru burdfhntt. @r muros itarf an
Slutuerluit leiosno oem Wfio. Yalsp
0oipital iibsrfiibrt, mo sr um Utitter'
naft itarb.
(@arbonoale @orreipouoen3.)
- als sr lssten Donnsritas oamit
bebiiIilih mar, eiuen ihweren SelbsbGl'
ter uon siuem Babnnagsn abSulaosn,
muroe Der A Sabre alte Sames Oela'
nep uon @lune @onrt unter oem Bsbdl.
ter ssfanSsn uuo ibm bas S9liiiislbsin
uno eins Siifte sebrO6en, iomts au6
iein 9Opf uno S6rpsr ,srihunosu ; TN
@itp SOipital bsjeidnsts man ieinsn
Suitano als gefdbrlif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05
1lliGera6e(.
30 beseidbnet Sr. Darlington bic
Sanicruna oer Wsilisfel0lager.

Or. 3. Darlington, Der friibere Gu
nitdtstOmmiifdr bon Retp gprt, bot
pOr turSsm Die IanitGren 3uitdnOe Der
Mili5felolager an Der meritaniI4en
9ren5e tnipi5iert unb Fat nun einen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-05

- 8sun Der 9Snis pom Stuli.u &c.
tpust bdtte, ipis pieI ihpsrer Elm Durh'
bruh 1T als elm @Ortbrud. wuroe sr
lih Die Sads am @ube bod auoers
iibsrlest babsn uno unitdnOiS ssbIieben
iein.
- Infer pabrihsiulih Iuiiiufti9sr
SsinO Supuu bruudt nur cine Seriih'
eruns" ~ 9eben, uno Bnlbin9ton 1T
,ufriebsns,itsllt. DsutiAlanO muB in
iolhsn Sillen .@urantien" leilten-io
mill 60 unisre Rsntralit1t - - -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
MINISTER
ARRIVES

Elder George Woodbridge, formerly
of Stewart. Okla, has moved to Chick
asha and will serve as pastor in
charge, the congregation Of the Church
OF Christ.
The Chickasha congregation of the
Church of Christ, sometimes known as
the Non-Progressive Christians, have
leased the K. of P. hall on Chickasha
avenue and will hold regular services
in that place on the fourth Sunday of
each month. Bible readings will be
held each Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Elder Woodbridge has moved his
family here and will preach on the
three sundays, exclusive of the fourth
Sunday. at the towns near Chickasha.
The Chickasha congregation of the
Church OF Christ now numbers be-
tween forty and fifty members.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
BY United Press.

ALTUS, Okla, March 15.-Fire OF
unknown origin broke out on the east
side of the square at Altus this morn
ing. totally destroying one business
building and badly damaging a sec
ond. The fire was first discovered at
2.15 in the frame building occupied by
Isaac Kinney as a second hand store,
from which it communicated to an ad-
joining brick structure occupied by q
furniture store.
Loss to the buildings is estimated
at $4,000; loss to the merchandise is
placed at s25,0OO Amount of insur-
ance carried on the buildings and
stocks is not known. The buildings
belong to parties residing in Missouri
The fire was reported by the fire chief
Of Aitus as being under control al
ZIG this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
TO REPORT
PLANS FOR
FESTIVAL

AT meeting of local merchants to
be held at the C. & F. bureau head
quarters tomorrow evening, the COM
mittee appointed last week to prepare
plans for May festival will make a
report putting the proposition up to
tho business men of the city fol their
acceptance or rejection.
AS outlined by the committee the
plans contemplate a two days program
for May l ard 2, in which the college
and public schools of the city and all
the rural schools in Grady county will
participate. including the "crowning
Of the May queen" two parades anu
a number of other features.
1t is earnestly desired that every
merchant in the city to be present at
the meeting tomorrow evening in or
der that there may be full discussion
and unanimity of action.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15

CHARGED

Henry Carter. a negro, will have
his preliminary hearing at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning before Judge Full.
er. Carter is charged with burglariz-
ing the store Of George Thomas at
Norge on the night OF March 3. His
arrest followed the finding by sher-
ifs officers of a number Of pairs of
shoes and gloves, afterward identified
by Thomas as having been a part OF
his stock. in a Chickasha avenue
rawnshop. Soloman. the proprietor OF
the pawnshop is alleged 10 have statef
that the shoes and gloves were sold
to him by defendant Carter has been
confined in the Grady county Jail, in
default Of bail. ever since his arrest
the day following the burglary.
Tomorrow afternoon the now famous
case of the State Of Oklahoma VS..
Sonny Smith. colored. charged with
breach of the peace, will again some
up. Sonny was first arrested last Ser
tenber and his case continued and he
released on bond. Feeling he did not
need a trial Sonny skipped and re-
lnained away from Chickasha until
about month since. A recent tra9
OF Sonny resulted in a disagreement
by the jury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
HOBART IS
VISITED BY
BIG BLAZE
Property TO Amount Of $LOO,OOO Reduced
TO Ashes Last Night; AItus Victim
Of Destructive Fire at
Same Time

By United Press.
HOBART. Okla, March 15.-F'ire,
which broke out here about o'clock
this morning, resulted in the destruc-
tion of nine buildings in the heart
Of the business section.
The blaze is supposed to have start
al in the building occupied by the
postoffice or near 1t, the cause of the
fire being unknown.
The losses include the postoffice
book store, two meat markets. pic
ture show, barber shop and hard
ware store. Another picture show and
grocery store across the street from
the buildings burned were Quilted be-
fore the flames were checked by the
firemen. All of the buildings destroy.
ed were two-story brick structures
The total loss of property is esti
mated at 100000.
The front of the building occupied
by the Telephone company's exchange
was burned hut the switchboard and
other equipment were ssred. All the
cables in the business district were
put out of commission and early this
morning only two phones in the en-
tire town were working. Outside con.
nection was soon re-established.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
RECORD IN POPE CASE.

Official Stenographer Caveness Of
the district court, has completed the
transcript in the matter of the State
OF Oklahoma vs.. Hugh Pope, convict
ed at a recent term Of the Grady coun-
ty district court for killing Mearl Chit
wood at Minco in July, 1915, and his
punishment assessed at four years in
the penitentiary. The case made,
as transcribed by the stenographer.
covers $50 typewriter pages of legal
cap.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
VILLSTA BAND AGAIN
CROSSES BORDER
Outskirts Of New Mexico Town Raided;
Senate Promptly Votes Army Increase;
Pershing Under Orders to Cross
Border When Ready
BY United Press.

by Cplled Press.
Ell PAso, Tex, March Is. = The
military censorship is so strict 1t Col
umhus and throughout the border
country that IT is impossible to ascer
tain troop movements.
Many persons here firmly believe
that the L. S. expedition to Mexico
has already started. The lines Of com
Inunication are all under the control
Of Gen Pershing and it is impossible
TO use the long distance telephone line
10 Columbus. The censor will not per.
nit The correspondents to send details
OF movements or fighting within a
week after the invasion starts
Reliable reports from Casas
Crandes say a number OF the Carran-
IN garrison there deserted and joined
villa. The Mormon bishop. Hurst
has information that villa is in the
vicinity of the Mormon colonies in
Casas Grandes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15

torney left fer the neighborhood south
west of Rush Springs where they will
make a thorough investigation Of a
free-for-all fight alleged to have been
pulled off at a dance in that locality
Saturday night Of last week. Several
arrests have already been made as a
result of the above mentioned trouble
and more may follow as q result ot
today's investigation by the county az
torney and his assistant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
VOTE BONDS
AT NINNEKAH

According to a report received by
the Express by telephone this morn
ing, in the special election held in
Ninnekah yesterday the voters of thai
district went on record for better
school facilities by a majority Of about
two to one.
It is understood that the question
voted upon was a proposal to issue
bonds to the amount of $4,000 for the
purpose of erecting an addition to
the present school building. The ten
tative plans called for commodious
chapel and two other rooms that are
needed by reason of the growth OF the
Ninnekah consolidated school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
TO IMPROVE CEMETERY.

It is understood that a movement il
under way among the women of the
city, having for its object the organ
ization of an association for improving
the ]. 0. Q. F. cemetery and making
permanent arrangements for keeping
it in proper condition. 1t is probable
that meeting of those interested will
be called as soon as the plans are
more fully matured. The cemetery
management is said to be heartily in
favor of the movement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
BRAKEMAN Is
BADLY INJURED

Ben Padgett, a brakeman on Rock
Island north bound local freight was
caught between the draw-bars and
badly crushed while switching in the
Rush Springs yards at II O'Clock this
morning.
Padgett was picked up by his broth
er trainmen and brought to Chicka-
sha in the caboose of his train and
hurried to the Chickasha hospital. A
physician from Rush Springs accom-
panied the injured man.
Padgetts right hip is said to he
badly crushed and has injuries are said
to be considered serious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
coMANcHE BOY WANTED
AS U. S. ARMY DESERTER

Military authorities are seeking in.
formation as to the present where
abouts Of one Albert L. Collingsworth'
late private in Troop D, Seventh Unit
ed States cavalry. Circulars sent to
police Of different cities assert thai
Collingsworth enlisted during August
1913, for a period of seven years, and
deserted at San Barnardina in Febru
ary. 1916. At the time Of enlistment
collingsworth gave his place Of resi-
dence as comanche. Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
RECAPTURE OF HILL
REPORTED BY FRENCH
Counter Attack Proves Success, Says
Paris; British Rejoice Over Result
Of Aerial Raid on Krupp
Works at Essen
By United Press.

Dy CHlteu FreSS.
LONDON, March l5.-Aceording to
dispatches from Berlin today, Ger
man officials assert that the Teutons
have driven a wedge into the French
'front.' Bethincourt being two-thirds
surrounded A slight advance will
force the evacuation Of that point by
the French, it is claimed.
The indications are that the Ger
man assaults on this front mark the
beginning Of battle which will prove
to be the last phase of the struggle for
Verdun.
Other advices reaching here today
say the allied air squadrons made
raid on Essen, the home of the Krupp
works, and also Munich and Glad
bach.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
BIG BOOM
IN MINING
EXPECTED
BY United Press.


DENVER, Colo, March 15.-With
the opening of the spring season, Col
orado expects to experience a bic
boom in mining. High prices in all
metals and ores and the falling off
In imports of minerals due to the Eu-
ropean war is already showing its ef-
fects in record activity among Colora-
dos mining camps. The tugsten
fields of Boulder county remind old
timers Of the early days IN Cripple
Creek and Leadville. Fortunes have
been made in the tungsten fields and
tie increased demand of this ore for
hardening tools promises continued
prosperity. Zinc, which doubled its
output in the state last year, is keep
ing up its record production.
Good prices for silver has resulted
in a renewed interest in the metal.
Experts predict big rise in the price
of silver at the close Of the war, based
on the berigerents need OF silver
for medium OF exchange since Am
erica is in possession of large pars
Of the worla's gold supply. Gold pro-
duction continues to show remarkable
staying powers in Colorado Rich
strikes on old properties are frequent
ly reported Experts predict that the
value of Colorado's minerals mined in
1916 will exceed that of any year in
he states history.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
Oppose Germanizins Belgium.
By United Press.


AMSTERDAM. March 15.-One big
German interest is working hard fof
Belgium's restoration to the Belgians.
Hamburg doesn't want Belgium to be
come German. The explanation is
simple. Antwerp is in Belgium. Ham
hurg's business men are afraid that
Antwerp, under German control. would
become a more important German port
than Hamburg.
AS a Belgian rival it never has SER
iously worried them, but II it became
German they are afraid it would. Ap
parently they consider Antwerp's po-
sition more favorable than Hamburg's.
They do not consider Hamburg, how
ever. the best port Germany pos
.sesses so long as Belgium is left out
of consideration.
With Hamburg German ard Ant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
British View Of 1t.

Py United Press.
LONDON. March l5.-English news
papers emphasize the possibility of
the anti-yilla campaign involving the
United States in a full fledged war
with Mexico. One Of them says, 1T
seems that America cannot draw back
after having put her hand to the
sword"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
By United Press.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 10
Congress today will complete legisla.
ton for adding 10000 men to the
army.
AT o'clock this morning Secretary
Baker had received no word Of the
troops crossing the border or concern
ing the reported capture OF Hashita,
n. NJ. by Carranzisas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
COUNTY COURT HOUSE.

o. Coffman. who had the contract
fer building the annex or addition to
the Grady court house, Is having the
fireproof shutters put in place over
the windows in the large vault in the
county trcasurers office. The shut
ters are Of iron. attached to iroli
frames, which are fastened to the in
size Of the window frames.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-15
BY United Press.

Ell PAsO. Tex. March 15.-General
Perishing is under order 20 cross the
lcrder into Mexico when he is ready
He is expected to take 5000 cavalry
Infantry viii be used in the border pa
troll.
Pershing will be in touch by wire
less with Gen Funston, 80 miles south
which will be his first base Of opera
tions on Mexican soil. The United
States authorities have contracted
with American and Mexican owned
cattle ranches to supply beef for the
troops.
Border raids west of FL Paso we're
again reported today. Small Vilis'a
bands looted several ranches.
The attitude of the Carranza SYM
nathizers here is more threatening
following the refusal Of Gen. Pershins
to postpone the invasion. Every foot
CT the Ell Paso and Southwestern rail
road between here and Columbus is
under guard to preevnt dynamitins.
American preparations for the Mex
lean expedition are going forward Oh