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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
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NOTICE.

Treasurer TERRITORY Of Hawa
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MAKING q
GIobe...

First the model ls covered with
thick layer Of paaieboard IN a moist
STAKE When Il 10 dry, a sharp knife 10
paesed around II 70 as 70 separate the
pnafebOard coat into two hemlspher.
ieal shells. which are then taken on
the model and united AZ the cut edges
With glue The hollow sphere thus
formed IL the skeleton Of the globe
that ia 20 BE-
The next thing Ia 20 cover Il with a
coating Of white enamel. about one
eighth OF an inch IN thickness. When
this ls don tho ball "a turned into a
perfect roundnesa by machine. The
iron rod running through the center
Of the original model and protesting
at both ends through the surface has
left holes "a the new globe. which
serve fof the north ana south poles.
and through these a metal axis Is run
70 represent the axis Of the earth.
Then the surface "a marked on with
pencil lines into mathematical seq
meua corresponding precisely IN
shape with the sections Of map that
are 70 BE- pasted on These map sec
tious are made from copper plates IN
iual the size and shape required 10 ~
the globe that they are Intended for
one sot, Of course. covering the entire
spherical surface. They are printed.
many Of them. Ike dress patterns. on
sheets Of the finest llnea paper and
are cut ont carefully with a sharp
pointed knife.
when they nave been pasted on. the
different countries are tinted By hand
with water colors There Is no ape-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
Many Eacts Sustain
the DarWinian
Theory

e1ri1zltT. kre1 ne casual o1eerfef.
e - has any rsgeteioriesl Insight
wil 1s struek hy the eeneTal simless
l1triascaIy lziua1ie 10 the animals
lagzy rtysieal aetivifles al q monk
81 compared with t1e specialized
1sfzifelT aroused 1tI'ltarian ACTIVITIES
of Cog or cat Watch ihs latter and
- Goes bat fez things aess them in
respc1ss e oeFioaa sense preaslta-
tiona Coca Them win practical couss-
qleneea ~ f1od. SEA lntlIsenes prep
aratlon for adult bztties ete y 10th
lns thar appeals 70 BIS special organ-
izatlol cDuss % b. coss nothing
watch 3 monkey and you cannot emu
meFate the thing be- ioes cannot iia-
cover tie stimuli q which BE- reacts.
cannot conceive the faisou d'etre Of his
pursuits EFeTything appeals % nim.
He likes to Be- active ior the aske oi
activity. Tie observer who has prop
er opporfH1lties ana takes proper
pains VIII and this Intrinsic Interest 20
bold true of mental activity AZ well.
FINALLY. 90 their method o. learning.
although monkeys ~ not reach the
human stage o. a rich life o. ideas. yet
fhey carry tie animal mfth0d of learn
ingby ths selection 81 impulses and as-
aoclafion d them with the different
sense Impressions. % 4 point beyond
that reached by any other q the lover
animals. ln t1is. TOO. they resemble
nan. foF he differs from The lower an
lmais not only 30 the possession of
new sort Of intelligence but also 20
the tremendous extension 81 that sort
on which he has ln comm0 with them.
a nfh learns slow a few simple habits
Many learns quickly any inhniiude u
habits that may BE- highly complex
Dogs and caa learn more than the aah.
while monkeys learn more than they
10 Ule number 0f things be learns the
complex habits he car form the va
fleiy of lines along which be can learn
thea and 30 their permanenee when
once formed the monkey justlhes hts
inclusion with man 10 d separate men-
tal genus. Chicago Chronicle.
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We are told that IN order properly
90 support life il ls essential TO feed
on vital food by vital food. apparent
ly ls meant food that 81 some sort
lives Nothlnsmusi be- cooked. for ERE
destroys iiicr bat anything may be
un-dficd. for "the sun lmpafls iife %
An meat ia vigorously excluded from
this new dietary. on the Fround that
1osh implies the loss Of Hio 20 the am
imal and therefore by meuphorlcsl
implication. 20 the man who consumes
it But on this theory % ~ould surely
be- permissible to est. f0r instance.
fresh oysters As they have a larger
share Of vital force than. shall we say.
a cabbage stalk. they ought 10 impart
a greater degree 81 vital force TO their
consumer The chief merit Of this
strange system iies in the necessity it
lays upon Ere supporters % consume
large quantities 81 fruit % is prob
able that the ordinary mahs diet
wonld. from the point Of view OF
health De- ereaig Improved lf De ate
something IKE twenty hmes as much
fuit AS be does London Globe.
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Scientific JOffingS

FOR several years the various com
panies have been cndeavorine 20 ae-
cure rails Of a harder quality the
heavy modern locomotives and steel
cars frequently breaking down The or
diuary rail The American Society OF
civil Engineers has been investigating
the resistance strength Of steel rails
ana ne tests made by this body have
fnllv demonstrated the fact that the
aofinass 10 steel rails ie due 20 the
method Of rolling rather than % any
oefecf III the composition Of the Steel
TIE English pheasant is nom
aquatic bird. therefore an English
srlentinfs observation that newly
hafched birds OF tho age Of 30 hours
swim easily. show apt les movements
and exhibit few signs of distress is Of
rinenlar Interest. The question IS now
asked rs the swimming habit o throw
hack or rcrerslon 30 an anteeedent
riafs II the history Of this iand-ivins
SPEECHES. or is g. % he regarded az an
example of n direct and sudden sdapia-
uon 70 a new environment The ques-
uon has an important bearing on GER
tain obvious hioioritai problems
epeeniauonsrcearding The aee Of The
aar|d We live ln are Of strictly rela-
tive nature Theg require 20 be- con-
ridared in relation 20 many other cir
cumsiancos whereof the cooling Of She
Globe is one and ihe time occupied in
TIE formation of strata another The
battle between the physicists and the
rcoiorials over this latter question siill
proceeds The former incline o. set q
iaanlio limit 10 ne geological seoas.
thn latter decline 10 BE- bound By such
restrictions A member oi q British
rofnl scientific association asseriH that
certain recent specalnilcns on This
head tcnd ic oreriop even tn amount
oi rean ahith fht reo'orlsft them.
SELVES have formulated AZ requisite for
ire operation OF thr forces that have
atalrinred ihe unfid forces thai ere
elin operating in fhr shape of rain.
frost See rIrefs. fhf SEA ard ne move
msrie of the erasi Rhith take oneIn
flom ut internal heat OF our rf-l
"nf fen et read 81 mary mninns of
yeau hFIne estimated as netessary Coz
ite dete'oru of ihe coai period
aIont says ffIs aaftortt we nav
eei refuse tq ioi1H ne raocalauons
i1Ht atranord
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The up-t0-date farmers with large
acreage finds q slow work 10 plow his
fields with the old single piows Of the
past. and 50 he utilities the electric
current and multipiies the number OF
plowsharea 70 suit himself 10 the
West this Is practically a necessity, on
account Of the large size Of the fields
and the cost o. labor and teams. Our
illustration shows a convenient form
Of motor plow which has been de-
signed 10y an inventor in Friedrichs-
burg. Germany it consists Of two
electric motors operating winding
drums on separate carriages. which
may be placed at any required distance
apart. only one motor being connect
co with the main feed wire To sup
ply power 10 the second motor a feed
cable lying parallel with the traction
cable is readlusted at every trip Of
the plow 10 follow the latter down the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
Our Monkey
Kins1ip

"A tfrle1 cI r1E4I41 aEres..-.s. ....
naakels Aaa Fe-entIy Sea ssa....s
lg Freiea1 EtEag6 4 Ttoszs = s.
aseeTrzir re- roper a .-
naifA iaeas aaim4is scr4lre fno4s.
e1se he ass xsaeAef fts conrts.o-
teaf there e ~ wafrant ~ -. r,..
si@f ieea teat nqakega ara nsses -
H=@'e leafa s1H hanaz. - - 1.
- re PROCESSES folsomet - mrr p+
tae e1perinaerler aga. tie fset fa.f
nolkeJs % rot E1rszs fts ha~er
types 1f Ideas na4f not - tsten -
sfi1eret that t1ey afs 10 nearer f.l.-
lfes @ - ne1fsiis tt4n are ffe csse~
ioHef animais On the rcatss~v 49,
oeessf A iatermsaiase position s
fstiy maln pe1ttoloE1sai feature -
i#rea mannsle "a general ara ths ms
l4q Apesies- The esentials i a fa-
fshtefy q So ANIMALS merf.f r4r-~s-
ues aip Ga sense powers. tha kiks. -
Movements 2 can make aad their del-
esef. complerity and number. X. in-
Atineta cr tee sam Of chose tena~r.sss
e ieei anq aet nh.eh Il has anart from
sHpefienee of iearring and ~ mefhos
q Earning or ol Aaify.ne ifs ~
Xavier g suit ne mnltItudlh0m c.r-
eaAslanees of HE ~ aaeh 81 ihas
fs-pefta ne monkeya show kinshiD
SIN man. IN their motor equipment
monkeys possess frat 81 All fhe mnsrn.
iaf combinations necessary 10 sustain
az upright position and conasanenflv
ne use o. the fofeiimhs. Tie move
menis q these tSSlimts are more r.
namhef and suited 3 more comolar
anf varied faeka fhan are those ~
loNer aulmala The afiraetivsnesa u
ne monkey cage n 3 BIOLOGICAL raf-
aen is largely due 20 TIE similarity q
ne monkeys movements a1d our oun.
The monkey not only has 4 body IKE
mans. but be aiao uses a Ike q man.
our native tendencies are . meiamor-
pnoaea by the education % civilized
enFiFounent thaf in adult axe they
seldom appear in recognizable form
hut II We take human beings AZ from
months q years q age Or later We
ma plenty oi traits that appear u the
monkeys 10 fact the human Instinct
which is perhaps of prime importance
IN human mentality. The Instinct which
perhaps 4 the real cause of many of
our most Doasfed powers. has ifn clear
prototype and h0mologue II the aonk-
~ refer q the instinctiys enjoy
mont Of physical and mental activity
N general. 70 The tendency to act ana
ieel as much AZ possible. regardless
of any ulteriof practical conaidera-
tione. which We sometimes cali de-
atrucuyenees Or conatrnetireneaa and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

70 push the curtains back % al
ioW more light 10 enter the
room Then. too. they soon be-
come soiled iroU frequent handling
while bang adjusted which also tends
% wear them out more rapidly All
these objections seem 70 be overcome
By the lazy-t0ngs arrangement 90 this
invention. the frame being shown 10
the upper portion of the cut and the
mounted curtain below The disc car
ming each frame is mounted on the
Yerdele shank Of q bracket which is
screwed 70 the window frame. allow
ing the curtain 70 be- swung ont from
the virliow Or around against the vail
when desired A pull on one OF the
cords concealed behind the curtain
opens or closes the frame 10 adjust
the curtain across the window or fold
Il back against the side. It being un-
Necessary % touch the curtain with
the hand 70 move it Ia either diree-
ton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
SOME NEW INVENTIONS


Finding iost aAlrs al sea is tedious
piece q Hofk. even when the ppst0u
i the vessel is partially kno4n. and
5ar Illustration shoEa q device lute1d-
.d 10 facilitate ths search a. much As
possible With A. 80 the search can
BE- thoroughly made over the ocean
.ed. either one ship of tso being used
'or ~ work II only one ship is AZ
-znd ne cable is anchored a. one end
and tie snip sFeers around the buoy
above fhe anchor Wita tne free end Of
.hs cable. of i tao ships are in use
he earle is swept across The ocean bed
parallel lines Near the wreck in
be picture the cable j. shown divided
for the insertion of a reel on which
a portion of the cable q sound. The
eaai0n ~ ere calie Is not sufficient
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
APPARATUS FOR CLEANING
HULLs OF VESSELS.

time necessary TO go from a station to
the dock and back again, and 70 re-
move the barnacles and other sub
stances without the necessity Of dock
Ing is the purpose Of the scraplng APP
paratus illustrated in the cut Il has
been patented BY Major A. and Asa L.
stump. Of Normantown, W. Va. The
apparatus consists OF several scrapers
OF the pattern shown. suspended on
cables from the rail Of the vessel by
means Of rolling hangers. Provision
is msde for taking up the slack Of
the suspension cable as the leaners are
pulled lengthwise OF the hull by the
main cable. which is wound up on a
drum located on the deck Of the ves-
sell The scrapers comprise heavy
wooden blocks. with steel abrading
blades at the rear, and the inventors
claim that these blades will remove
the harnacles ar well when the ship
Is af0at as can be done in dry dock
without the loss OF time necessary by
the latter method. the ship maintain
ing her course throughout the opera
tion.
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der Zee by dike running from the
north Holland coast TO the island OF
Wierine and thence 10 tho Frisian
coast and 20 drain parts Of the closed
sea. The initial plan Involves the re-
cofery IN eighteen years of iif90ih
acres Of fertile land. The railway dis
lance between the provinces Of North
Holland and Friesland win be short
ened by thirty-one miles The indem-
nifty 20 be paid 10 thc zuydor zee nsh-
ermen Is estimated 40 81 sos 900 The
total cost D. estimated az S3S i90. 900.
The entire plan viii take from thirty
10 ihiriy-fve years 20 complete. and
some 100000 acres viii be- reclaimed
valued at gi6o.00j.000
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
BrIsf Description Of a
Very Interesting Pro-
cess In Geography

ciai rule for this. except that contrasts
are aimed at a. a help 10 the eye Of
the user Finally. the whole ia over
laid with a brilliant white varnish.
which IS Of almost metallic hardness,
and viii wear indefinitely without
scratching or losing its Brightness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

IN 40 army prisons throughout
Germany ie per cent of an the muir
derers committed their crimes while
under the Influence Of drink Sixty
three per cent Of the cases of man
slaughter. "A per cent OF serious IN
jury 70 the person and ~ per cent Of
criminal immortality are due 10 the
same cause ID the navy out of 1871
punishable cases during the last six
years rs per cent Of the most serious
cases have been due 20 drunkenness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

the jar when the contents are
want~i It Is womans inyen-
tion. the patent having lately been
granted The Jar proper Is similar
70 those nov 10 use. except that it has
a series Of studs or projections ar
ranged around the edge OF The top.
and the outer edge Of the fastening
ring is provided with a similar row
Of studs. Two wrenches Of band
steel, Of small cost, are algo pro-
vidcd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

A novel and extremely simple life.
saving device has been invented by
n. George Broussel 70 Is a sort o.
automatic folding buoy. and Il
formed merely Of two boards Of wood
which are Joined together IN the cen
Ger. ln ordinary weather IL can b.
used al a seat on board q vessel. and
when there is danger Of ahipureck Il
can be insantaneousiy turned into q
iiie-saVlng buoy Many experiment.
have already been made with it ant
they show that it can do effective worl
as well in a storm as 30 a calm sea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
s COURT. Southern District.
CHURCHES.

afgIsf craNH hrf D T. Compere Pastor.
ersifsa eVefl sunday o. iia 10 aaa ' $50 70
unaaf School ssam Prayer meeting Wed.
stdsl hight
n1snFtshIta cHIucu
~ H Leonard Pastor.
fIficas even Sunday % % am and 7 g0 D 10
han1ay ra9eoit sam rragei meeting
"Wednesday H|ght
rurnCn sopTn. 20 Cameron. Pastor.
laFslssa even sunday % D p and D m
Sunday School 81 SOC m Prayer meet.
inE ctey Wednesday night Epnonh
League ertJ sunday at8pm
cialf aconsru See 1T Aust aupi.
1ausriAn csuncH "a Stevens. Pastor.
Services efey sunday a. y a and 30 to
nuadaf hohoaiaf % o m rayca meet.
ilg sscry Wednesday, night
etItoIic cHuncH Isadofs Richlin Pastor.
Services Nfsfysanday at % 20 and 4.so b "a.
frIsccpAL cnrneH IN Wight Pastor.
FfateF and services every SUNDAY 81 % m
and dt Mpm
cHicKAsHA POST OFFICE.
5n MILLER. POSTMASTER
cpfn au1daya % 2 am fa0 70 $40 20
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
APPARATUS FOR LOCATING SUNK
EN NEsaEIA

70 unwind the portion on the reel
when dragging freely along. bot as
soon az an obstruction d met the un-
winding of the cable from the reel pre-
vents the sudden alteration Of the ges-
sells course until the source Of the
obstruction can be determined n Il
IS other than the lost ship the ves-
sells can continue in their line Of
search without ncglecting any of the
ground. aa might be the case II the
course was suddenly altered BY the
tightening Of a single length Of cable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

tINiA iHAl -
enced the hope
deferred that Is
often fatal 20 the
continuance 81 ar
tisiie effort The
score was compief-
d fifteen years
before me initial
performance not
al thc grand opera
ln Paris for which
originally H had
been fommis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

From iar-on New Zealand comes
the combination shown Ia the illustra-
tion. that a pair OF suspendors which
can De quickly altered 70 a belt when
the wearer desires 10 ehange from one
to the other The Inventors state that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

tor ordinary wear and tine belt Tor spe-
ciai workwill appreciatethe merits Of a
combination which win supply both
40 cost Of little more than that OF
either article alone A glance 40 the
Illustration shows the manner 0f mak-
ing The change the braces being pivot
Cd n the back 10 allow alignment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

IN France doors and windows are
taxed IN over eOO0.0 900 houses. and re-
turns made few years ago showed
the amount received from such taxa
lion was Just about half as much az
was received from the land tax Ev-
cry railway ticket ln France IS taxed.
and 90 fact iu thai country almost
everything or any value or Of money
producing power is taxed either by
central or local authorities. or both.
Everything that goes into any city or
town 10 the shape Of wine fruit. poul-
try. hsh or any kind Of food or drink
is taxed as Il enters Any person place
ing tables. plants or flowers 10 front OF
bis establishment or an awning over
doors or windows is taxed for So do
Ing. The town authorities Of Bonn. IN
Germany have decrecd that every pro-
IectinF window or balcony shall be
taxed 50 marks. or about 90 los. a
year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16


tnt d The
ordinary
manner of|
ttacMne
the lace Dr
tain DO not
permit them
10 r. ADJUST
Cd readily
Uhen IL
cJuo8 nee
essaFy to'
clean the
window or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

The expense Of docking ships In or
der 70 remove foreign groWths from
the bulls Is considerable. besides the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16


The United States schoolship Enter
prise bias sailed from ST. Petersburg
for Kiel All hands were on deck
waving eood-5y and cheering at the
Russians ou shore as the ship passed
out of the harbor The officers. with
their boy charges from New York
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. have
bad glorious time taking Do the
sights oi the Russian capital The En-
terpr'se which la an old wooden res-
eel caused sensation among the ma
ufes sh0 viewed b. They are accas-
toned io the magnificent ifoncIads Of
lhr American navy and f1ay could not
comprehend what such an oid-fash.
toned vessel vas doing ir foreign
waters Ihe seho1'ahin after faarh-
ing klei touches a. Antwerp. Graves
ead and Madans lt Viii foiurs to
faai0n about fle Middle 81 October
a Flss.an admiral i1 speaking Of tae
.ruhe 81 fl0 school sail 1ie rea-
con the Americans are great in peace
as HfIi AZ var g. because ttef seef on.
llrhtnment aH over tho u0rif7
Ha.a M.saH r1t.ta.. -. Is ..4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

toned hui a. re Opera Comlqae o.
Nay e 1883 ahea Mdiie Dsctanps.
Mdiie simonuef 81 Taiszac and M
noaFei were ne principals feu itan
four years lafe La'o die1 rfeered s.
the knoWledga ihai the n0fk from
uhirh mIieaJ In Hfe hs bad hoped -
mdth had been iafofab|y received
Hitherto inlca beNi k1osn Hoik tas
been ilf hlar'qiIe ts1sf1o'a. b.
eompctef fer Eafasaft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

Thore are ii.7o0 hotels IN Paris IN
which there are on an average 10000
guests
II suppose" thought the ther-
momoier, that this changeable weath- b
cr makes me LOOK affected"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16

New oih wales "a 1909 niIc. 81
rlfs neHaT a fence protection
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-16
Rock ISLAND TIME GARD

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