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Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06

l6-Centennial ami
1-Gen. Gordon reelected commander in
GnaeI f at confederate reunion in New Or
Jun: uzLady Henry Somerset reelected
pres Worlds Womans S Christian Tenn
~, ReranGe union, at Geneva, Switzerland.
'ai ai,sts dEJoant at c9mmittee Of Congregation
Brethren of Pittsburg agree on man for
union of churches AVA
mat: Educational assn. in convention at
aFeE. y Fr4ncis F. E. Clark, D. D.. of Y. P. s..
Aug; .4-Catholic Total Abstinence union in
mar; convention in Pittsburg. =. Nat. Assn.
81 Gia PnotG9graphers nano9g In convention at In
NV. s. Stone Qa.> elected grand chief OF
- locomotive geo Engineers. ~
Ao-Jos. Pulitzer donates 81, 1000 900 to found
SCHOOL Of journalism in Connection with
Columbia university. "~''
AGGen: John G. Black Ill) elected COM
snferrlsehFf ment at san by G. R. encamp-
oct: AH9norable Artillery, Of London, en-
tenea tteenrtalned by Ancient and Honorable Ar
151Former Lieut., Gov. j.. H. Tillnan ac-
4Hl1tted at Lexington, s: c., Of numbering
Eq15or R n e Gonzales.. Gen. Greenvtlle
1EDr. August Greth sails airship two hrs,
at ;,I San Francisco, directing machine at
Will. ; So. - - ).
25-Pan- American col nference of bishops
urges union Of Episcopal, Presbyterian
Nov: E-W c; T. 9. in 20th annual conven-
tlon at Cincinnati. !.
Dec: 1.,Receivers for property Of John AL
ed. on petition of creditors. - W..
Dec; S-Receivership at Zion City, Ill.; dis
~ sozyed and control restored to Dr. Dowie:
Wilbur Wright, of Dayton o.. travels
m: against N-m wind. ~
A-AIderman" J.'J. Brennan sentenced to
yr: in house of correction for election
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Crimes

Jan. 9-Emil Johnson kills Miss Benna
Benson and self at Virginia, Mimi; she
refused to marry him. VIM. B. Chic, OF
Toledo, kills wife and self; domestic trou-
1o;-Mrs. Amelia Roller, of Palmyra, Wis.
90 hangs her two children and self.
39hn Mapanviya i Ffdler fa kills wife and self at
s19ehas. Rave, :" while insane, kills wife
Feb: 57,John Stark kills wife and Self, at
H.Edward I. Burdick, OF Buffalo, NJ Y.
tpus6ed c9%pd dead in his home With head
Mai sSj,dIs1 d1%Aaa'Rh KSsusf 8 az kills wits and
tempts suicide. -. Bandits attack stage
along Yaqui river in Sonora numbering
driyer and passengers. Ne ear Orange
turpentine camps.
fIMrs. Jas str9wbddge kills mother,
N daughter a and ID set, at cuyayega. N: Y:
ment at to e mm4aag nf
Gov. Goebel. 1>S'' ''f "o'uef %
May 4Jas B. Marcum assassinated at
Jackson. KY, as result of Hargis- Cockrill
NH: s. Bigg., Ed Bell and Deputy sherin
sanGersoG s. e MSMaaon killed in street fight in
at St. Francis, Kan, IN quarrel over land.
OR. NJ. Love, Tex. state comptroller,
killed at Austin BY discharged employ e
witS whG TaS ~ wsHnded stan in SUBSEQUENT struggle
Jul l0Alfred< A. Knapp sentenced to be
electrocuted, at Hamilton, o. :.
A1s oss,,1;ot ,EThfss deputies killed by escaped
ESaolets Gaoledo from nc;1nt Folsom eca prison, in
i:; isTox& at Winasid, Kan, killns S ana them so
A-Curtis Jett and Thos White found
guilty of assassinating Jas B. Marcum
Inaat and punishment fixed at life imprison-
f-.Desperate negro in Randolph county,
Ala, kills and wounds 9 in dispute over
watermelons.
29-Two men killed and two wounded at
chicago City Railway Co.'s barns bSa3
Caleb Powers sentenced to death for COM
plicity in assassination of VIM, Goebel. !
Sep. 7--Three men killed in battle at camp
meeting at! Victory Ky:
Cynthiana, Ky., Of murder of Town Mar
shal Thos. Cockrell; death penalty i'm
oct: 12-seven Indians killed in quarrel
after drinking bout on Blackfoot reserva-
ton In Montana. - ~ u ,
Nov 13-Insane negro kills. Andrew G.
Green, father of Greater New York. e."
27-Henry Van Dine, Peter Med dermeier and
Emil, Roeski, charged with being accom-
plices of Gus Marx in Chicago car barn
an% and mgfdeT Gaptured BY police
stealing locomotive, killing brakeman IN
and fatally shooting Detective j, r. Dris-
Dec. e-Dell. Thompson kills ,Addie Hacker
wedding feast in Camden, N. j. ~. "
kills wife. his s:children ana seif.' w.
A-Jos. Phillips, at Hollowville,t NJ Y:
Killed his children and self; poverty.
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Geo: c. Perkins (eaL) elected to U. sS 5.
l4~Sox;; =; Jefferson Davis (Ark.) inausurated
1s-Prss % r. Roosevelt signs anthracite coal
1s-Gov. y VIM. Dorsey (Ala> inaugurated.
Las Se Of speaker Of St.
perjury....U. s. Senators Hopkins mi :
Fairbanks qnd.), Alger (Mieh), Platt
Gamsbsoueb G5a5Se 9N APfk Pe1,oss stePs 9P Mo2
. SN, y. smoot (utah>, Gallinser IN. H.
a-Gov: Duncan C.%Heywood Is. c. inau.
%IU: s: Senator Henry M. Teller {col) re-.
a-U.t s. Senators John c. spooner y twl,, ,l,.
Gasstss mer e. e. Goa9 a9d dKFan Fra1ciA As6urX G Lat
(Nevadal. elected -. ~ t,.'"Ss - "1Ahus e 'l
s28-U. s. Senator e. w. Pettus reelected
Slew Ankeny Wash ) elected to u. s.
Feb: 1committee's report declares bribery
3. sustained, by. evidence; blames PhiIin
as4 RSbIt1; in2;oISed but holds Lemuel ouiss to Be
6-Naval Constructor Richard 7. Hobson,;;s i;
~ resignation. accepted. ..,SS,;-s-. -, : - -
l5.Pres. signs b.i. establishing department
OF commerce. also general army staff. -
1s-Associate Justice shiras Of u, s.. su-
preme court resigns. eTfs-f'. = -
1smJudgs ,: w r.: pay (ohio) appointed to
SASSSSN VN0kAS0 0Al1T dS. r. 4
NC. w. Fulton (ore.) elected to u. s.
senate. H.: 5'F.@, :, 7-I@@~~ 49, p
Mar. 2-Delaware's long senatorial. f,sht
ended by election Of J. Frank Ailae - In9ns
term and Louis III. Ball to short term :.
Pres calls extra session Of senate to meet
THE 57th congress adjourns sine dte !
Senator ALLISON states appropriat tions az.
gu. 81 senate In extra session. Pres
nominates VIM. D. Crum as collector ~
customs at Charleston, s. 6. i 1,'7>'', = 4.
I19-U. s. senate, ratiies Cuban recinroc1+u
treaty 50 to ls and adjourps. = - ey
31-Pres. Roosevelt leaves Washington A. A.
/ western trip covering 1900 m and a2
APP. 5S,5Carter Fl. Harrison reelected mayor
ls7stephen II. Mallory (Fla.) elected Is u
Upon attempt OF Speaker John H. -M,ller
III Of III. leRislature to force passa "a az
sS3 Indy bin by gavel rule, he vast he 1ori4
IL 3ty OF the house insists upon roll ~ liz
drives SPEAKER from house, and procse
# 10 pass Mueller bill 10 ~, ~
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l. q o X / n G.
BACH WAR; p.
Chronological Record Of the More
Important Happenings Of Past
Year Both at Home and Abroad

tural Iron Workers seated Sam Parks and
other delegates Of Local union No. 2, of
Oct. S-Frank Buchanan reelected pres. of
Nov. 6-sam j. Parks, n. Y..walking dele
ggia1te ggate Sc sentenced to yrs. mos. at Sing
Of Chicago City Railway Co. strike for
i1lg;h higher wages and employment of only
22ss-samuel Gompers chosen pres. Am: Fed
-25-Chicago street railway strike settled.
Z GRAFTON of Labor in Boston. In New
England cotton mills $1,000 employees sub
- NIT to 10 per cent. cut inawages.
SV-u. s., supreme court affirrns constitu-
t1onality of Kansas law prescribing ,S-hr
day on all state or municipal work"
Dec. 2-Work on buildings costing $40, ,OOO, 900
IN 10 cities stopped by strike of iron
structural workers.
l2.Judge HDldom fines Franklin Union Of
Press Feeders in Chicago $1,000 for viola
: tion Of injunction. 49,
4-Steel trust officials announce, cut in
wages of 80 per cent. of employees after
1S-Drivers of hearses and carriages in Chi
cago quit work and funerals suffer.
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lndusfriaI

Jan. S-Board of trade corners establishing
fictitious prices for grain declared illegal
oc oy appellate court in Chicago.
Mne Worfers teee at United
Mar 3-Judge Adams, of St. Louis, enjoins
brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen and
Locomotive Firemen from ordering Wa
bash R: r. strike, and on Apr. dissolved
injunction.
21-Report Of coal strike arbitration
made public In Washington. Work
men given general Increase Of
wages amounting to about 10 per
cent, some decrease, in hours, a
sliding scale and Provi.ion for fa-
force until Mar. 81, 1905. Recog-
milton of union not passed upon.
Apr. 6-General strike of International
Harvester Harvest c e. employees at 1rondale. near
s-U. s. court Of appeals at st. Paul decides
Northern Securities Co. an illegal corr
and enjoins. it from voting stock of con-
trolled roads. '.-~ -
May Ito secure more pay and shorter
traass hayes 7S4 workmen mostly in building
12-Federai Salt Co. convicted in U. s. court
at San Francisco Of maintaining a mo-
n-Freight traffic Of railroads entering st
Louis practically tied up by 1,50O freight
handlers joining strike Of the warehouse
Jun. EMany hotels and restaurants in Chi
Jul. 22HNew River (Pa) coal miners re-
Aug. &C. M. schwab is succeeded by w.
p. Corey as pres. United States Steel cor
asEsam. j. Parks. of New yort u.,1,,1
4 delegate, found guilty Of extorting money
for not less than 2s years. All employ N yes IS
Y government nm 9uaas printing office in Wash
, u. s. before notary ,Ts - - n -
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W-Last tribute paid
late Pope with celebration of Sd great
requiem mass in Sistine chapel of vat
lean.
Aug. 4-Cardinal Giuseppe SartO, pa
7th ballot, and chooses title of Plus
X. New pope is aged 6S.
SCoronation of Pope Plus x in basilica
of st. Peters in Rome,
Oct. 17-Pope Plus appoints Mgr, Merry del
Val papal secretary of state
Nov. 9-First secret consistory of new pom
tifcate held in Rome
I2Mgr. Merry del Val and others raised
to cardinalate.
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Miscellaneous


Jan. 1-Gov.- Dole sends to Pres. Roose-
welt lst message over direct cable be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
Post office at Indianola,- Miss, from
by ferce. ordered closed.
Gov. Tillman (S C.) shoots and
fatally WoundsaEditor Narcisso G. Con-
zales in Columbia. y
Feb. 9-Arnold & Co.'S st. Louis coopera-
tive investment concern suspends pay
ment. Over 400 persons afflicted with ty-
phcid at Ithaca, N. y; many sctudents
Mar @Andrew Carnegie ' give! Princeton
university 81, 10000
N-Arthur R. Pennell. chief figure in
mysterious murder case of E. L. Burdick,
killed in automobile accident in Buffalo.
Mrs. Pennell dies on 11th Of injuries re-
ceived at same time
A-Carrie c. Gait elected pres Am. Wom-
Apr. 2--Pres Roosevelt receives LII. d. de-
gree from University of Chicago. f=
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disputes as requested by allies.
H-venszuelan dispute settled; Germany to
Britain an and 1taiy. Hi 81. 10 a"sn'S' each '''
Mar. 12-Czar issues decree granting free
dom Of worship TO unorthodox Russian
subjects, and self government to vii
8cMaj. Gen. Sir Hector Macdonald, Brit
1Sh military commander at Ceylon and
Boer war hero, commits suicide in Paris
while en- route to face court martial for
immoral conduct.
Apr. 6-General strike ordered on all land
nn5, and water transportation systems Of
Holland: troops guard property.
liking Alexander of servia suspends con-
stitutionG of 1901, restores laws in force
before it's enactment and removes coun-
cilors Of state and senators from office
3o-Over 800 persons killed during anti
Semitic riots at Kishineff, capital Of Bes-
sarabia. r;
May 1s-Gen. de Raaben, gov. of Bessara-
bia, dismissed by czar for not ending jew
% s-Paris- Madrid automobile race results in
8 deaths and contest declared off.
Draga shot to death at Belgrade; /;
two cabinet ministers, queens two
brothers r1. and four officers are also
witch proclaimed ruler,
26-Russia declines to receive petition for
warded by Pres. Roosevelt from Amer
of Jew ish subjects.
S0-Aby ssinians surprise Mad Mullah's
forces in somaliland, killing 10000 spear
men: Japan protests against invasion
of Corea by 100 Russian troops
Jul. 2Baron Speck Won Sternburg appoint
ed German ambassador to T. S.
Aug. 8-Village of DjWarek, near Monastir.
burned by Macedonian and Bulgarian in
surgents. :.
10-1n Paris fire and panic on underground
electric railway caused death of ia per-
sons. .Bulgarians burn Is Turkish vii
lagos In Okheia vlayet
22-M and Nine. Humbert convicted OF
fraud in Paris and sentenced to 5~yrs
solitary confinement
N-Attempted assassination of u. s. Vice
Consul W. G. Magelssen, at Beirut, Syria
causes American squadron 70 Sail for
Turkish waters
Sep 7-San Miguel, where Cortez landed, is
destroyed by hurricane with great loss of
T.Joseph Chamberlain, secretary of state
for, the colonies, Chas. T. Ritchie; chan
cellor of exchequer. and lord Geo. Ham
ilton, secretary for India, resign from
British cabinet. 80. Emperor Francis Jo-
seph issues order against use of Hunga-
r1an language In army
Oct. 5-New British cabinet announced with
Alfred Lyttleton as colonial secretary and
Austen Chamberlain as chancellor of ex-
chequer.
19-ln consequence of understanding be-
tween Turkey and Bulgaria latter dis
Dands 10000 troops occupying frontier and
Iurkey agrees to disband 10000 troops.
bia. W. - ooAoA
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SOS NllJ.
Feb. IL - Olympian
games awarded 10
st. Louis for 1904.
H-Harry orb o 8
&C b ! G a.g o. wins
worlds b a n t a m
weight champion.
ship, defeating An
-, @ Tokell, at De-
tToit. Dan Jones
wins bowling cham
:. pionshtp,, Of u. s. at
Indianapolis.
Mar. 6-World 6-men
bowling record bro
ken, the Empires,
Of Chicago, scoring
3l-Lake Shore 10th
century linn it = d
train made 3A m.
in 3& min.,,,.
Young" Corbett
wins fight with
T try McGovern
for lightweight
championship 20 f
i. world in 11th, round.
at San Francisco.
Apr. 3-Battleship In
+. diana's crew scored
n OUT of 16 shots
with l3 in. gun at s.
m. range, off PEN
\ sacola, Fla.
1h-Npf u,1o hoea
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Mar. Impressive
9 elebration of Pope
Leo's coronation,
[ in Rome r. ,.rjS
Jun. : &.-Pope Leo
holds his last con-
s1stoTy, comforting
! red hat ION Z new
cardinals. II ~
July 2O-POpe Leo
j XIII. dies In Rome .
at :O4 p. m. from
pie urO Pm e u
monia, aged 93..
9-Body of Leo in
= tered in basilica
of st. Peters with
impressive c er e.
monies
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Philippine co M
mission i. declares
organized insurrec-
tion at end.
5Govs. John w..
Morrison. (Idaho).
La Toilette Owls. J
and White Is. d.
inaugurated.
Gov. T. F. Garvin
q. I.) inaugurated.
Gov. Van SAINT
M / n n.y. :, i1augu-
rated.
12-Goy. VIM. J. Bal
ley (Kan.) inaugu-
rated. - :,
10
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SO@LOu1810n0 PuH.
chase exposition
in St. Louis for
mally dedicated,
Pres. Roosevelt,
-, Eek Pres. Cleve-
land, Cardinal
Gibbons and 9th.
er notables1 TAX
Ing part.
May u-Geo. F. Ko-
regay, editor Dali
hart (Tex.) Sun.
killed in duel with
Judge Geo. Keith.
NP res! Roosevelt
receives LII. D. de-
= gree from Univer-
Sftv. ~ oHf4~n;~
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SEx-Gov. Daniel H.
Hastings pa, at
Bellefonte; aged a.
II - Congress sman
Thos: H. Tongue
(Ore.l, in Washing
ton, D. G. !,
:. 1S.- Ex-Congressman
and ex-Mayor ABB
ram S. Hewitt, ;, OF
New York; aged 50.
MeJulian Ralph, au-
thor and war cor
respondent, in New
York; aged SO.
S-Ex-Gov.. Chas. r.
lngersoll,a at New.
Haven, Conn. /; aged
80. - I. !
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ForeHn
Jan. 1-Edward VII. proclaimed emperor
Of India at Delhi

8Pres. Castro, of
Venezuela, accepts
powers conditions
for arbitration,
21-German Warships
lombard Ft. San
Carlos, Venezuela.
8-Col. Art h u r
Lynch; member OF
parliament for Gal
way, found guilty
Of high treason and
sentenced to death.
Government later
commutes sentence
to penal servitude
for life).
Feb. SPres. Roose-
..-fA L.
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Neurology

Jan. 5-Senor Sagasta, ex-premler of Spain
in Madrid;. aged r.
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Go1ernmenf and Politics

Jan. Gov: Benjamin B. :Odell IN. w in
augurated End time. -.!Annual report of
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Metz, Records

Jan. 15-Tommy Ryan, middlewetsht cham
pion, defeats Bill Stiff, rounds, at KAN
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The Papacy

Feb. 00-Pope' Leo XIII. celebrates 18th
Z. anniversary of election, ,ss, s=. j. 4, ,.a4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-02
Why he sent the boy
into the room for his
package on the table.

It takes time to cool down or to
brace up.
An orator requires time to get the
blood in his head slowed down to the
natural dow after he finishes his
speech.
A person making a mistake requires
time to get brave enough to explain.
A man had been talking to some
people in a room and his subject was
carefulness.
After saying goodbye and going TO
another room he found that he had
left something on the table where the
people were and who remained in
their seats for another speaker.
He sent an office boy in for the
package to relieve himself and disturb
the group as little as possible.
Some OF the people noticed his er-
ror when the boy came for the pack
age. If he had known how to. return
and what to say he might have made
a happy hit, but he was too slow.
The next day when he met the salSe
group of people he brought up mis-
error and used il as an example. His
confession vas his only way out. as
his suggestions on carefulness woulo
have been lifeless without an explain.
alton Of his carelessness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-02
Semi understanding
Is a starter of bIunders
and breaks.

Make list--make a llst-make 4
list Of past errors and plan to be more
accurate.
That sounds right TO me. but does
1t contradict st. Pauls advice to for
get those things which are behind and
reach forth into those things which
are before?
Look that up and see if it is quoted
right. Never misquote the Bible is
an axiom. 1t is eight-thirty a. M, and
| am ten miles from home writing this
where people are supposed to have,
whatever Bible they possess, in their
Eearts and heads and be all business.
Do not worry over the past is what
| take as Pauls meaning. Seek and
ye shall find is one OF Christ's orders
and we can find in the past the
sources Of improvements for the fu-
ture. Use the past to better use the
future.
A little seeking in the past enables
us to understand that northumberland
ings are beginners of blunders. Thor
ough understandings are due to an ap-
probation of the importance Of know
ing what you are about, and knowl-
edge Of easy slips between what peo-
pie think and say and what we hear
and think. also attention and mem
ory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-02
sEAuTiFY THE EARTH.

The zeal for gardening that OF late
years has animated urban breasts
has been looked upon by many as a
fad, but it has been proved 70 have
deeper roots than belong 10 the genus
lad and to have been more steady and
more sturdy in its growth. II is more
than a fad to the business man who
may be seen emerging from seed
store" with his arms filled with bare,
graeeless sticks thas are to bear June
roses, it Is more to the school boy who
thinks a plant in the ground is worth
two in the botany. and il is infinitely
more to the slum lnhabitant to whom
chance for a richer life has come
in the form Of garden opportunities.
Down with the billboards and up with
the gardens is to be the cry in vacant
lots. It IS to be hoped that the time
is not far distant when all the bare
places. the unsightly rubbish heaps.
and the bleak schoolyards may Be
transformed into beauty spots Chi
cago Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-02
WILL DISCUSS STATEHOOD

Indian Territory Bar Association to
Talk About the Legal Phases
SOUTH McALESTER The ex-
ecutive committee Of the Indian Ter
ritory Bar association has arranged
for a meeting here June IA, during the
session Of the court of appeals in the
Indian territory. AT the conclusion OF
the programme the annual banquet
will be given
The programme win consist largely
Of discussions Of the legal questions
involved in statehood. There viii be
an address by President w. II Korne-
gay Of Vinita and by James A. Hagar-
man, president of the American Bar
association. The remaining discus
sions are as follows: "The Limita-
tions Of the Enabling Act; How Far
Binding on the People of the New
States" n A. Gibson. Muskogee, and
George A. Grace. South MeAlester.
Indian Sovereignty in the Indian Ter
ritory; Its Extent ana Limitations"
W. A. Ledbetter, Ardmore, and P. L.
Soper. yinita What Should be the
Judicial System of Our New States?"
r. L. Williams, Durant Married
Women and the contractual Powers in
the Indian Territory w L. Gilbert,
Duncan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-02
Conquering the habit
of using unnecessary
Introductory words

Flourishes and ornaments have 'he,.
place. but It IS desirable to be @sie
to do what we want to do if It is
something we need to do.
A speaker wanted to become more
direct in starting his sentences and
his first lesson for himself was to
make a list Of such words as now,
well. but, see.
The next lesson was to watch him
self and check the number Of times
be used an unnecessary word as s
preface to his thought.
After he has secured control OF bis
language he can use the explanations
and starters as he thinks best. but un-
til he can talk as he would IKE to he
is wise in taking lessons.
Arc the lessons We give ourselves
the best lessons secured? Did you
ever keep yourself after school for
not doing wen while fnstucting your
self? Do you tryto invent or discover
tests for youfself7 Some people DO
and they claim that It pays thcm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-02
rAE klssINe AAaIT.

Ethnologists tell MS that among the
primitive races Kissing was unknown.
The Lapps and Maoris to-day simply
rub noses. Even the average native
Of Japan still knows nothing about
kissing
The French and the Germans are
the great kissing races. The learned
Erasmus. who visited England in Tu-
dod times. says that the mucco-
cutaneous investment was universal
and that everybody kissed. so that he
felt that he was being kissed to
death" while there.
But science is nov making a severe
war on this too prevalent habit The
New York Medical Journal says that
it Is the efficient cause Of much insldl
Gus bacterial infection. Even the en-.
peror Of Germany has been forced 70
modify the osculatory habit. Boston
Globe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-02
OUT or THE HARNESS At co.

The death OF Mark Hanna at a time
when waning physical strength had
several times warned him that i was
time to quit" suggests an argument
In the Bankers Magazine in favor Of
the early retirement Of business men
who have accumulated enough TO se-
cure them against want
Notwithstanding repeated arguments
and admonitiOns IN this direction the
list OF those distinguished for their
successful attainment OF wealth and
fame who have continued their siren
uous activities long after diminution
Of strength has warned them Of the
approaching end continues 70 be a
very long one. American business
men prefer TO Idle in the harness.
Public opinion has not been tolerant
OF those who give up the strenuous
struggle before their strength has
wasted away Indeed the man who
lays of the harness at so TO devote
the remainder OF his years TO follow
ing personal tastes and procliyities Is
very apt 10 be regarded as eccentric.
Moreover. men like Russell Sage cling
to the daily grind OF business because
Il is their life To give Il up Is to
acknowledge that the end is approach
ing. that the span OF life IS about
completed From this acknowledg.
ment the sturdy captain Of some great
industry shrinks.-c Chicago RECORD
Herald