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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-02-05

for Ladies and gnts, at CORWINS.
Highest marketnrices paid for po-
tatoes delivered a Bradford depot.
Apply to H. H. DeGosh. Off
For Sale Forty tQpsSf prime hay.
Enquire of 4. S,eocERs,
15tf lie mont, N. ii.
LOST. Between w. + Daniell's
in Fairiee and E.B, Ruge&s black
fur funeral mat. The Under will
please return the same to W. H.
Daniel, Fairiee, VT
Mileages to rent, enquire of L. L..
Carroll, North Thetford. l6-l7
Shotes for Sale. Nine nice SO ties
for sale, apply to Nelson Downing,
Lower Plain, Bradford.
All persons having bills against
the town of Bradford are requested
10 present them for payment on or
before Feb. 10, 1904, as we shall not
draw any orders after that date.
H. H. Ormsby,
John c. Strong,
A. W. Peters,
Selectmen of Bradford.
Lost between r. C. Martins and
A. w. Peters a pair of gents fur
gauntlet gloves. The finder will, be
suitably rewarded by returning
anne to r. C. Martin, Bradford. VT.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-02-05

We the undersigned do hereby agree to
refund the none, on nifty cent boitle Of
I,reene's Warranted syrup Of Tar Il "
fails To cure your cnugii or cold. We also
guarantee a twenty live cent bottle TO
prove satisfactory OF money refunded.
CUNNiK.HAM's PHAkMACY,
w. II. BUCK.
e.. A. fARR
A. G. DARLING.
l. Is BI.OBGETT 4 Son.
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g A. FIfIELD.
WARhEN BIOS.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-02-05
ontpelier & Wells River R. R.

In effect Oct IL, 1908.
GOING WEST;
ms leave WELLS RIVER except Sunday
at 1910, 1000 n. m. 1886 p. m. for South
Ry, gate. Groton, Marshfeld, Plainh,fd,
Mon pelier and Barre.
GOING EAST
We Barre, 7.3O A. M, 12.45, 3.I5, p. M.
We Montpelier, 800 A. NJ !, t.iO*l.I 10 M.
i've Wells River, 9.25 A m ..2.J3,6.2 PM .
= Mixed.
:. A. STOWEIL, Gen'l Manager,
F. w. STANYAN, Superintendent,
f. W MORSE. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

marshal. IN gala array leads the
march down the course. he = ioi-
loved by the knights. riding two by
two. while al either end OF the course
a band sends forth spirited music.
The knights line Up at the starting
point and the marshal mounts the
throne with sedate and impressive
mien
knight Of the Raven Plume, pre-
pare 70 charge" calls the marshal
The crowd Of knights is parted, and
the knight of the Raven Plume, pois-
ing bis lance janntlly and with a
studied nicely steps forward
"charge'" shouts the marshal, and
IN a moment the knight Is flashing
down the course. The gait at which
he rides is called "the tournament
gait and is only acquired by the
best horse after much practice.
A. the knight starts there Is a roar
from the grand stand. bursting
forth Of white handkerchiefs, and one
girls heart beats quicker as she
watches him catch or miss each Of
the nine ivory rings which are sus-
pended from the midst Of each gayly
colored arch under which he rides
50 furiously.
One after another the knights dash
down the course until each has rid
den three times; then the knights
having the smallest number Of rings
are dropped out and the tiles" as
they are called, are ridden. AS the
number OF contestants dwindles the
rivalry becomes fierce and the excite
ment increases until the field narrows
down to two or three competitors.
Finally the winner is left alone upon
the course, and amid cheers and flow
ers rides up to the marshal to receive
his prize.
The crowning Of the queen OF love
and beauty marks the height Of the
ceremony. II Is a pretty little bit
Of old world chivalry that is almost
theatrical in It's plcturesqueness. The
winning knight dismounts, takes the
girl Of his choice by the hand and
leads her to the throne, where, upon
he offers her a crown OF flowers. She
accepts the gift, and in her turn
kneels while he places it on her head.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

There Vas much tain in Berlin when
it heesme known thai N,aneror VIII
Ram. en the eccaslen at his recent
yisli % Eome has taken With him
hls saatleN New, however. a satis,
faoi0fy reason has been slVen The
NsiegN & appears. ordered that anN
oHe el sls hosses sAoNld Ne sent t.
"the E,erRsi City, ana R happened
that lhe horse selected leF thls pur
pese haJ sheYg laA
The EapeYVs Aeesme aware ol this
gaet Al lhe last moment. aaa. thlnk.
ms & ,srS esVhaRlo that De mleht
deslfe So wesr hls husear Nellerm ia
Rome, EN which case he ooe,a aot an
rgeS 81 pepise thss sgeaSv3 ea a hasse
VITA a sho's tse iees taiiet horses
heips indispensable te heseass. he AZ
eHee ef3efea Ais ssta,et ta aee,,a.
esRy hIW, sRt s. bfns wah Rim a
leRs aFsieessA essrsef At s0ca tisass
a. U heesWe desirable a. Aias It's
seeFt esatsi sl'eea3sse Ohsa state
teafssf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

Fred Stone Of Windsor. VI. has an
old leather fire bucket which he
found recently in the space beneath
the fat roof. upon which he was al
work OF the L of the house on State
street. occupied BY Mrs. Marcellus
Barber, The bucket Is painted. and
is in an excellent state OF preserva-
ton. Upon ITS side is printed the
name Cotton, Indicating that il was
in use as long ago as John H. Cotton.
who died in 1850 was chief of Wind
sor's fire department
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01
LIVE FALsE.FAcE As 4 GIFT.
Iroousls indians Present > ca-cor-ss
70 Mre. Converse.

The Iroquols Indians " New YORK
state have sent 10 Mrs. Harriet Max
well Converse. $50 West Twentieth
street. New York, a live or real
falee-face a. a mark of their appre-
cIatlon Of her devotion 70 thea for
many years.
The false-faces figure prominently
in all Iroquois mystics and medicine
mysteries. They are usually made
OF Eastwood, which Is seasoned for a
long time before being carved into
the various fantastic, yet symbolical.
faces in common use among the lro-
quols. But in the case Of the mask
sent TO Mrs. Converse, the wood was
taken from a living tree. thereby re-
tanning a portion Of the live" heart
and spirit OF the tree which was lefi
towering in the forest.
In making their medicine masks
the Iroquois select the porous bass
wood not only for its absorbent quail
ties, which are supposed to draw ou'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

vaf6 swsso n ne efn wkseA mzkss
snlHmifK ffiigkffsl exsftfss n
Htfet u ghers seea A. its bes1
Tae fa1iaH of Nffa1EsoHe sffoks
MSS tbea 9irsb Ne2f. Bse fe41hes
faftef fgfwsfg atf b4fx s1mefszslfs
f4tre1 otr 81 ne water Az II sbs
Hffs fclli64 fDHa 4 si@ssy alDDs ano
+ eai5ye4 IA. foD. Il Was wonderful
vhat eogl1 W Accomplished ~ ~
liifie sDaes ~ hef GisDesal
There afe many mDfir6s Leading one
~ isafa ~ swim Ons woman franz
~ admitted her method ~ procedure.
'1 vas afea1fuiiy afraid N he
water" ste sai1 "AIua1s have been
Y, afraid That J simply c0nia not make
~ ny mind ~ ~ n, altbo0Nh
missed many 4 G0D1 time
rOHs ~ / vent n ne swimming
sthOoi and taefe acquired sDoDgh con.
HGepes not ~ scream when found
tbai nt foes would uot touch. ! only
ffyk ten lessons. b9t that uas sum,
elsai f6f ny purpose
"Ibe uszf time ! was Invited -
take . swim of course I didn't ayDar
Emily knou my more than eyer had,
bHf begged one 9f the men 70 teach
ne, There "a nothing u man likes
auiie - we'll as ~ ieaeh q woman ~
swim said ~ n me-
fou mnsl have perfect confidence
ip me. trust me. with on accent On
fbe trust
= turned ny eyes toward him with
. look " absolute confidence. / had
learned u ~ the little English woman
af mo swimming school
." Y0u Won't let me dfown7 asked
pleaaigeit
There Wea another girl. but she
stood shieking On The shore.
Brave little Womanl' be remarked
hs we plunged 10 ana started FOR tho
raft
y pul one hand on bis shoulder
aud used nay other arm and feet as
pf0peiiefs a. he told mo. ana whom
We reached the fafi and he lifted me
iendery on A. be- said
"I'il make q swimmer 0f you yet.
"Of course, It wasn't up TO me say
anything, bat 1id smile when saw
my rival IA her alll, bathing suit
mine waH only mohair standing In
The water up 10 her knees and look.
Ing with longing eyes toward ~. II
had only cost ne tib 20 get that ad
vantage
Coming back did feel little
afraid The tide had risen and Il WAS
quite q distance from raft 10 shore
Yon know The way The Hea surprises
yon sometimes. ! olung 10 him aud
he Hooihod me- gently
when We finally reached shore he
said
20 you know like you better In
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01
Nurs ANp roMArogs Als roop.
Minneapolis Man Says Nc Was Saved
From Death BY Fast Cure.

Peter johnson has had nothing to
eat but handful OF nuts and raw
tomato day for nine months, lie Is
living example OF The so-caled fast.
ing fad.
Johnson had partial paralysis of the
len side year ago. and was the
victim OF hrlghta disease. weighed gao
pounds, suffered from asthma and was
Informed by his medical advisers that
he could not i've more than month
or two Now Johnson weighs i70
pounds, Is harder than nails and free
from aches and pains
johnson tasted nearly forty days
when he began his "oure." Then. MS
he tells the story,
Il ate half tomato day for
week and then Increased 60 whole
tomato, After while / added
half pound Of mixed nuts. Three
weeks from the time BEGAN eating
was told ia eat more by degrees. but
never 60 oVerfeed shall newer take
a chance The tomato and the nuts
With plenty of water, keep me IN
splendid condition am as sound as
thc day | was horn can do four
times the DAYS work used 20 de-.
New York Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

Gould 20 only the nir ntfekea,
fhe aelehee of swimming, n asema.
can be taught ia space that would
hflnH contempt % the heart of an
agile gold fish
II Y0u can swim around thia pooi
You have taken twelve alfelisH. II
sHH ean taka twelve STROKES YOU can
huep oh aud take twentyfour. by
lha time you have taken twaniYrpur
slf1kpa without assistance You have
mastered The arpalaal dlilieultY,' says
The Instructor
And that iHfe
Nthe Innate fear The lael, of conn,
nphon AIS soan ah that Ia overcome
The resi- 10 easy"
? The apient nupiA. according Ia the
English awimmef, are those whe the
most dulnlls conquer ihuif dread,
10 teach The Htlel,e II The easiest part
~ the lesson
"uhp ~ whom this dread h not
AhnpfmAllf developed eau ha taught
u hppn ahaal and make some pfo
gross "a ten leHHenH Twenty lessons
mal'ea ah expert swimmer of one. and
after that nupn may be taught all
sorts Of fancy Htpohea, the indian. or
bndaeoH The lenallpb or the American
taeha stroke the dos atoi,e, 70 turn
HoMptaanla and even to dive,
The water Ia the pool Ia At tenn.
netatnfe og 40 dearepa while the tenn.
nefalure az sea water IL rarely above
FH thiH increase af Warmth permits
4 iahapf stay IA she water but the
poel lapkH The atimuNa ef the salt
which makes swimming IN the ocean
81 much easier than Ia lake 81 river.
~ ~ fact, any ifeah water
n always teach The new pupn g.
awim en her hack ngsl,N the teacher
announced You see Il Ia eampaga.
llsely easS Ter woman o. learn to
noat an she has le de Ia 80 stralahlen
hefsef vsit and remember that uha
cant sink even when she Feels the
water Vfeen M ever her face, Il viii
never ceVef her mouth aAd nAse ana
a she deesns move phe "a an riehi
"Aa seeN AZ ahe has learned G. aeat
ahe can easils he taNshl ia maNe her
AaNds aAd feet little and then a llt /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

time life Of romance and even a prac.
tical Northern girl. given to golf,
would enjoy the occasion.
One OF the daring youths who en-.
ters the arena Will win the crown OF
ilowers and one OF the maidens who
watches aud applauds will be chosen
by him as queen OF love and beau.
~" SO life Is not so prosaic after
all
Picture an immense green with a
| long smooth course In It's heart,
where knights In sasnes OF many col
ors mounted on mettlesome horses
flash back and forth carrying long
lancos tied with huge ribbons: long
grand stand alive with pretty women
IN summer gowns and. as far as one
can see, a mass OF vehicles. This is
the scene OF the typical Maryland
tournament
In the center of the field Is erected
the flower decked throne where stands
the marshal, who Is master OF cere-
monies, and whore later the queen
viii be crowned
Every young man who can sit on
horse properly. and who has
sweetheart. is longing to have his
trial down the course, and most of
them enter There are no social bar
riers, The sons OF the wealthlest en-
ter the lists with the farmers boys,
and often the young man OF wealth
Is forced to stand by and see the
country boy crown country sweet.
heart with the flowers he, the rich
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

disease. but for its various remedial
values. A tea made Of the bark viii
cure cold and relieve spasmodic
affections, and the astringent sap Is
relief when applied to wounds and
bruises.
This false face is painted red-~the
life color-and crowned with long
white hair. 1t is kept in a pine box
with a glass cover BY its side hangs
a gourd medicine rattle on which are
inscribed the names of various medi.
cine men, and a small horn rattle
such as the female members OF the
medicine society use In their secret
dances. and, as token OF their medi-
cine song, an ancient flute. A pack
age Of sacred tobacco is placed IN
the box to keep this false-faee
healthy"
Once each year the false-face must
be returned to the reservation, when
the leader Of the society will wear It
at the New Years feast that II may
dance with It's brothers" It must
not he touched BY any pe-1on other
than Mrs. Converse or this leader. as
it is liable to poison whoever else
may handle IT,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

ture is an ordinary fan, yet. White II
Will do service as a fan, It is princi
pally intended to be used as a mask.
II is fashioned so as to resemble
the face OF an animal. but a portion
OF the edge is cut away in such a
manner that some feature Of the face
Is lacking, and in place OF this miss
ing portion Of the animal the person
using the fan is supposed to substi.
tute the equivalent feature OF his
own face. The fan is furnished with
a handle. and may be made OF any
material on which an animals face
can be drawn or painted.
This device is likely TO afford much
amusement for there is naturally
something laughabie about a face
which is only partly human. and the
more savage and ugly the animals
face Is the more grotesdue will il
appear when one 6, its features Is
replaced by an equivalent feature
from human countenance.-New
York Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

youth. had intended for some belle Of
the city and which he had been un-
able TO win.
Every young girl is wearing her
prcttiesi clothes Each one fally ex.
poets TO De Che happy maiden whose
knight wins the honors. aud who will
be crowned with the llowers. The
queen ot the year viii be the belle
for The whole season to come In that
locality.
The knights themselves are more
sorseous inan their ladies There is
often an attempt to dress in COS.
tune" for the ious,. and outfits are
sometimes chosen with weird aud re-
markahlo taste Here an Annapolis
cadet in sray suit and shining but
tons. with a sash made from an An,
cgican has twisted across his shoulder
ioekcyvisc and lace handkerchief
PINNED 90 bis sleeve. via moon, his
chareeg beside farm boy IN long
Nhite ducks ant eollariess mink
SHIRTS ttcge = lanclhU xcatieman in
purple velvet ot courliv cut vii, ride
beside modecn horsemaa IN a pink
fialDg ccat ana leather brcccAes. ana
serder 4 krssht sn 40 imi,atiou coss
II mail Mil dash ap 10 a fellow IN
bloo fcans With a Secleh paid ribbon
fastened s~kwarsiy shoul his waist
kseh koiset ehocses kis n4ne
faaeltal one. vAscA see marshal csns
eet hastily. feego are kaixht q sh,
Eavee f,cwe. ere NriShi og Pte4ssa,
valley The Nalkti 81 Atrarols ths
Naiket 81 ~ Wa3 Rose and erea
ghe knikat az sAe on,oa Fste>. ss
eRe Nestef ~t,h sense cf Aeror
oneo teeeca A.Use,f Al yece.s saar.
aey
fte kfset rreeessaea is q specsA.
c,e r2i soeH to ~ tarret.cr. rAe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01
oonGs TELL or COMBAT.
Skeletons Of Hunter and Cougar Are
Found LyIna Together.

Skeletons Of Hunter and Cougar Are
Found Lying Together
Evidence Of terrible fight IN which
a human being and wild animal
lost their llvoa was discovered last
week on the slopes Of Mt. Gibraltar,
one mile south Of Republic, Wash II
consists Of human skeleton, tho
boneH Of large cougar and q rustod
fine.
rae position Of tho skeletons and
tho fact that the rifle was pumped
out and rs lover thrown down proves
that there must have been terrific
encounter botwecn man and beast.
An examination Of the gun showed
that 4 had had year or more OF
exposure The find recalls 20 rosi-
dents Of Republic that two mon have
disappeared from that town within
threo years, all trace OF them being
lost one young man started for his
fathers ranch IN Okanogan county
waa never heard Of afterward.
Another man left Republic for spo.
kane. Via Meyers Falls He went
alone carrying rifle, and although
letter was expected from him from
Myers Falla, no word was ever re-.
eoised lt Is believed that this man
noriphed In The fatal encounter with
the cougar New York Herald,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

oae os tee tsgkest sNsrsNea.
seNses sa N@eee.tse. Asz n,<l Aeee
eeaNietea Al aisslegA Ii consists Il.
seSeesA-ase eees.@easS ssFsMk es,aa
eae feea see q oasa te essAt rsass
sea eslA rsatt tRies reesa naA
& feefssteh fVor. tee servants
gs>aes aea a atesai sepNN ~ rfitass
tsss tse fee4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01
LEARSIsG 70 SWIM
sDH NeH Yoft< Hcneh bEg
TfDeHT T6k bGT.


Ths yalt blsfe ii re eif5 WbAfe
splm0iae f. scientifically las9ff -
vNHeh. ~ faf ss careful search eeHiG
determine. q " ne DsssDshf " >
btilGiEg HDiDNN. sats ne NsH 10fk
sHs Here 4 sialuaft English HeHaH,
wif8 muscles fafbe1 ~ sieslilks teK,
iafe. lsmsnis Vgef tbe laFb N spsTe
~ bef disposal ahG qees ne best she
fa6 eitb ambitious pupils
sik STROKES viii take IN ayerags
swimmsf acfDss ne ifHr pal. aaG ~
frsf sieht n HoHl1 seem q mDok6fy
~ ait6mpl ~ iaaeh ~ eff which
m0e fhs8 apy Whef demands plenty
n fyaee 41g breathing fg1m But
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

IN Maryland and IN parts Of Vir.
ginia knlghthood II stin Ia flower.
Formal demonstrations Of knlghthood
are stiil maintained.
Of these none Is more striking or
more picturesque than the tourna.
ments which are held IN June and
July A Maryland Jousting tourney
Is a picturesque affair. To the South.
ern girl It giYes a touch Of the old.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

Travelling beauties never take pas.
sage on an ocean steamer without a
spirit lamp to heat their curling tongs.
! dis practice imperils the ship
through danger OF fire One Of the
big steamship lines has fitted every
stateroom on its vessels with an
electrical apparatus FOR heating the
curling tongs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

ai's,a'ne 1r -a-i-s
~ ''5 p ras treasury
ar-nenc in NHtl1g-ar
+l 'e'nz naae as between rss -
l'is aad Che arigis girl rks a
.a'A 70 eanurug m1ueY ssr t.s ~
.s- -ie sir Rau aat as---ss
-'i'a 9enuias n air-eelsss -i--...
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01
n ne LMlk az 7orm.

= W3f1Nf ~ tie Dnas DeiDw
AN9f nrVefmDfe may cross ffss afiis
fgr 9i1eh yeiie and 0i1an beau
}ifte yDNfG DefDfe the Makers WILL
Within fhs church : sHaa1u 1r4v
me DeWa a11 alslae ha= f,eefeasf..
a shadou fnaf viii eyer stay
81 iDnR ~ The IN church shall last
lre sHaaDW iH4f upon fosdav
"a tnfDNn from out ne Gfesmlna past
Aefcss the shadow sonefif1es drift
Live memories that somehow fraee
= picture. With + motion swift
ne picture ~ q F1lntlY face.
fnF f4ff " ono Nhs 5Dyfd ~ lift
ins songs 4H1 Wrio1ies n grace.
AUD then they ffeop aaoun fhe aisjes
IHe men. fpa paffons and the maids.
Agd fuHtiiug fiDaiq7 seemly smiles.
ONE with the whisper n the shades.
Aud then ike aii me aftefWhllesa
The picture m the Ola fime fades
TIRE quaiHi old church n long ago
WltH f1sfs flamhefiuR ifa Fideai
W WHO ran irlil and who may know
lhe iDy and sorrow That II hides
The memory ~ eluRinR woe
hnd bugyAni happiness ~ bridee7
eomriimes, ~ eve. when aii h afnl
Ana al aDolt The church II calm.
ana iWlliRht settles on the hill
WIN something ~ haliDwcd balm.
nn hfphyfs come and Groom and nil
Ihe silence with an oideu psalm.
s,,s cSs =zs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

the water than ! ever have anywhere
else Neu always seem 40 sure oi
seNFueli aud have little aplnloua Of
Nenf ewn and DENT need 60 he told
shlhss hNs yep were iua, adorable IN
the sea a man does Hike a Woman
C has1 confidence Ia him lt woman
enll undefsteod that little better 4"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01
JOUsTING FOR LOVE
PRETTY oLD-TIAx CUSTOM or
~-E eoUTH.

Tournaments in Which Brave Knights
Take Part, and the Winner cr5wns
He Icore6 One the Queen Of
Lcve.7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01
BOTH FAN AND MASK.

Clever Device Which Is Productive
Of Much Amusement.
Anyone would suppose that the OBJ
ject shown in the accompanying pic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

A CasAeo41 travelling i- Ctsez
see3s tAis ssesc1 shoWi7s Ch1-ese
pareets st2azs1s "a tee ro13sa1e zz1
c9erscx tNssr tzsy ssr sale naA
cc11s1 s.kAt tAsrs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-01

''Do YOU llnow lIke you better in
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-10-15
THE ToiLER is. KINo.

Labor is the source of all our temper
al blessings. No one should look down
upon honest labor. Who deserves more
credit than he whose hands are harden
ed with honest toll, that the great
wheels Of industry may not stop re-
volving. that the millions may be fed
and clothed? Stop for one, minute and
think what the result would be If all
labor should suddenly cease. In one
year-yes, in six months-no one could
describe the suffering. no artist could
picture the scene; it is beyond COM
prehension. When one branch of la
borers come out on strike, how it at
fects the whole universe! 1t is the lead
ing topic of the day. Prices go up
and it causes a regular commotion- We
talk about Cotton King" Corn King, ="
Money Power" Capital King" we
admit they occupy high seats (especi-
ly capital sits upppermost in good
many peoples hearts). but we look
higher-Way above all these-and we
see Labor on royal seat, overshadow-
ing all else, and we take off our hats
to King Labor"