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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

Inc loss vi Tie T1tIdlu W hcdlhS,
felt very keenly by Lippman 1t was aw-
fully cruel of Senator Clark to throw
down Tom The Herald has come in
very handy for Lippman in the past
to confirm the yellow trash published
in the Tribune Clark is no philan-
trophist and the ulden flop OF the
Herald shows that he is about through
with Kearns and Keith, and Their
gang of knockers, and as in the past
he is going to work for Clark.
The voters of the Second precinct
are incensed over the actions of Coun-
Gilman Wood. He could have OBJ.
tanned valuable concessions in extern
sions of street car service in his pre-
cinct from the Utah Light and Rail.
way Co., If he had seen fit to have
done SO. Instead of working for the
benefit of his precinct, it is rumored
that his whole opposition to the fran
chise was based on the promise OF
certain individuals that ii he was
nominated on the Republican ticket,
the American party would endorse
him. The taxpayers of the Second
Precinct are aching to get chance
at Mr.. Wood.
1t Is stated on good authority that
Senator Clark of Montana is now tnt
sole proprietor of the Herald, having
lately purchased Keith and Kearns'
interest in that paper. In return it is
said, Mr.. Clark transferred his inter
ests in the Tribune to the above pair.
All efforts, legal and otherwise, to
prevent the passage of the amended
franchise for the Utah Light e Power
company failed and the ordinance is
now law.
The first step was in an injunction
proceeding brought by Allen T. San
ford, attorney for Thomas Homer, re-
straining Messrs. Wells, Tuddenham
extension. This complaint was filed
with the clerk of the court about
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Stripped of its legal verbiage the
complaint sets up that the plaintiff is
taxpayer and brings the action on
behalf of himself and other citizens
of the city. That the defendants are
members of the city council =
and members and officers of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints" That the Utah Light & Rail-
way company is a corporation organ
lied for purposes which need not be
repeated in this narrative, and that it
is seeking for franchise, or an extern
sion of it's present franchises.
THAT the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints is a voluntary asso-
citation of individuals banded together
for commercial and religious purposes
and that said church, according to its
rules and regulations, holds a confer
ence Of it's members and officers at
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05
TRUTHS.


The Tribune in commenting on the
Land registration says:
Provided the proceedings are free
from collision or favoritism, the draw
ings will give an important beneficial
impulse to the State" = = y =
1T is probable, if there is no fraud.
that considerable number of out
siders" will be able to find Judgement
In the Utntah Country by reason of
these registrations and drawings"
This coming from paper whose
manager is the u. S. District Attor-
ney is significant. The persons in
charge of the registration and draw
ing should be men of the highest char
acter and their integrity unimpeached
II the U. S. District Attorneys paper
knows to the contrary or suspects
that fraud is going to be committed,
as the Tribune insinuates its duty to
the public is plain. The men who con.
duct the drawing, like Caesars wife
shoild be above suspicion. Will they
be II this statement of the U. S. Dis
trict Attorneys paper goes unchal-
lenged? We think not. Such insinu-
ations as the above are likely to create
distrust and dissatisfaction in the
breasts of every disappointed person
VINO fails to draw lucky number and
cries of fraud and dissatisfaction will
be in the air.
why this man, Lippman, a renegade
Republican, is allowed to remain in
once, while his paper is Safeguarding
ana libeling every official from the
President down, is a mystery. It is
about time the Senators of this State
took some action in the matter.
~ "
Mr.. Igleheart, the manager of the
Herald, will continue in the future as
in the past, to take his orders from an
lsraelite. His instructions however.
VIII be from Simon the pure instead
OF Joseph the renegade.
United States Attorney Lippman
VIII have more time to attend to his
duties now that he has ceased to die
tate the policy of the Herald.
Simon did not have charge of the
Eerald week, before Bamberger and
his man Friday Critchlow, was writ.
ten all over the City Administration.
The present city administration is
the most extravagant one in the his
tory of the city. While the State and
County officials have left their rate
OF tax the same; the City Council and
Mayor have raised the city tax to II
mills. The people will be heard from
no doubt when they receive their tax
notices.
The poor Tribune walls over the de.
parture of the Herald from under it's
wings, like coyote over lost bone.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

The poor Tribune walls over the de.
parture of the Herald from under it's
wings, like a coyote over lost bone.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

Mr.. lgleheart, the manager of the
Herald, will continue in the future as
In the past, to take his orders from an
lsraelite. His instructions however
VIII be from Simon the pure instead
of Joseph the renegade.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

United States Attorn
Will have more time to /;
duties now that he has C
tate the policy of the He
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

A singular case was decided IN +
Montraal court YESTERDAY Mrs L
Rrossard. widow. resides in . rented
honss and haV landlord moved to hare
the lease cancelled o7 ths ground that
the woman used the house more As 3
Esl4gsrie than As = piscs q human
hAhs-atioz-
Il was ser forth that about hun
6re1 cats we're kept hy This naelT
wsdow. and the plea was that thsy
not ozly iniGre5 ths premises but
were \ nuisance i tie nesghbo-koo5.
Ths wouAz ccE6rc-sd her own DE-
tense. she argued that she wzs
rcor. Aone widow aA6 therefore should
be allowed To have as EzAny cats as
she thouEht necessary to solacs her
5sclizizS years TuSsAszt x2S rs-s-
erred ~ Judge T2Seksrszr. WHO Ct
6erea tha wc=8z 20 Facats the hazSs
an1 ta pSE all the rsaE due a. well a.
the costs X the cass-TC-u-t1 GIa1a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

NO man. having put his hand to
the plow, and looking back. is ~ for
the kingdom Of Cod" We learn from
this saying that it is impossible 70
serve Christ with a divided heart. II
we are looking back to anything In
this world, we are not ft 10 be dis
ciples. Jesus will not share HIS
throne with any one-no, not with cur
dearest relatives. He must have all
our heart or none No doubt we are
to honor father and mother, and love
all around us. But when love to Christ
and love to relatives come in COLI
sion, Christ must have the preference
We must be ready, like Abraham. II
need be, to come out from kindred
and fathers house for Christs sake.
We must be prepared, In case ef ne
cessity, Ike Moses, to turn our backs
even on those who have brought Us
UP, and God calls US. and the path Is
plain. Such decided conduct may en-
tail sore trials on our affections. It
may wiring our hearts to go contsury
TO the opinions OF those we love. But
such conduct may sometimes be posi-
lively necessary to our salvation. and
without il, when it becomes necessary.
we are unit for the kingdom CT God
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

Fifteen Dollars Paid for Gruesome
Relic Of Rarharous Times.

Fifteen dollars was the price col.
lecior 81 curiosities paid soE a piece
Of a Danish pirates skin about the
size Of a half dollar. II was sold at
auction in London.
At the same sale lock Of hair
Guaranteed genuinel from Edward
Tvs head did not find purchaser.
The royal hair was taken from the
Kings tomb at Windsor when it was
opened in l7Ss.
The viking pirate. whose skin was
sold. was captured ana executed
while pillaging Hadstock's church. IN
Essex. over nine hundred years ago,
and his skin was nailed to the church
door as a warning to other evildoers.
The relic which looks like Jagged
piece OF thick parchment became
lodged in the hings OF the massive
old door. where ii was discovered in
1855.
The remainder OF mediaeval bar,
harity was an object Of awe-struck in
terest to the buyers at the sale
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04
Where the feathers vanity ny there good mark
for the gun, enough pay shot

all. the best seasong I think not.
Then comes the summer. With its
torrid heat. its fields Of ripening grain.
its vineyards and orchards laden with
their luscious products. Nature has
been AZ work. and the results Of her
toll are in evidence. The very planet
must be heavier. since ali the bios
SONS Of spring have changed to fruit
80 generous in weight that the
branches can hardly bear the strain
Abundance. abundance. everywhere
An equally curious transition has
come 70 the boy. Childish things have
besn put away. and he is bearing with
the strength al physical maturity the
heat and burden or the day. with 8
go6-lsks intellect he makes ccmpan-
ions Of the stars and forces from them
secrets which stretch through the
countless years Of the past; be cor
rails. fer the practical benefit of man
kind. lie innnEerahla natural laws
whi.A gaTe never before known sub
lection except TO the VII cf God. They
are tansd and hzrz@Sed. ard become
as oaediezt and cocae IS were TIE
gsnl az fairT tales
Summer is the season rf schleTe-
ue2t Tie maz has developed ezuacs-
ties which excite cur wo-6er. 1or he
gTz<rx the east and the vest VITA his
two nan1s- The esrSh trs@hiss under
hts feet and the heavens are within
s4sy reach And xsS ne appetite for
kno~lesge gro~s hy what i feeds On.
AMI he IS impressed and expressed b.
the consciousness thak hs has not
reached the Limit q sisc0Ts-y O. ct
his 0wn ability to dEsc1Ter i it ras
that e viii coztazEe 10 grow or j.
there & hclzSz-y wA9r1 BE cAz1ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

ing the dummy equine the receptacle
for extra tires. fuel or other essentials.
This animal IS made OF metal and is
supported BY swiveled wheel secured
under the fore parts or the animal.
The hind quarters az the steed have
attached thereto q pair Of plates. which
correspond in a general way to the
outline Of the hind legs OF i horse,
but are curved rearward and at their
lower ends. SO they may be secured to
the axle of the automobile. BY rats
ing the tail Of the dummy horse ac-
cess may be had to the interior Of the
body, which space offers a place Of
storage for various supplies. A lamp is
lifted in the head. with the light rays
shining through a lens in the ami
mails forehead. The operation OF a
signal horn. held in its mouth. is con
trolle6 by the resns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

Seed time and harvest. and cold and
ne@L and summer ard winter. and day
ana night Gen Will e.
These are the changes which mark
the recurring seasons OF the year. and
their eounterparts are to be found in
the life Of man. A year and a man
passes through precisely the same ex-
perience; for in the history Of every
human being are to be found periods
OF heat and cold. Of seed time and
harvest. and Of day and night
What more exquisite in their beauty.
their fragrance and their mystery than
the oubbling, babbling. joyous spring
times OF nature and Of man? We are
puzzled by the processes OF growth
in both instances. and by the bound
less exuberance Of both.
The springtine Is full Of gladness
and fragrance and laughter, and a GER
tain kind Of happiness, but is it, after
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

Fcu ~ant 70 te rus. and yca are
trying = b. Learn tEese tuo thl-zs
-nsFer 50 hs 1iscr1raFa1 hscanss
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wAicA l4es 7e-t 70 yvz- had nc naf
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Llor1- Be- shArs14a,e "a vsew cf ix Gs
-1z 1-arz ta wxaz wAv cannrt we.
s1zra we have HIN IL sAE harx =rr-
-st Iar3azcs have her perfect wcrk
szd er1-g Firth her calesf.ai frat
Trus- g ect % Neave yccr .krsaz
i--1 tas great we5. shc1eA tAe ratssr.
s1CwS Is nrt ye--lse1rEe Mcno-zgs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

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accu-V1Sazszr-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

The times are undoubtedly much
changed since our Lord spoke these
words. Not many are called upon to
make such real sacrifices for Christ's
sake as when Christ was upon earth.
But the heart Of man never changes.
The difficulties Of salvation are still
very great The atmosphere OF the
world is stin very unfavo-able to spir-
itual religion. There is still need
for thorough. unfinching. whoie-heart-
ed decision II We would reach heaven.
Let rs aim Al nothing less than this
decision Let US be wiling 70 do any
thing. and suffer anything. and give
up everything. for Christs sake Il
may cost us something for q fsw
years. but great win be the reward n
eternity.-Rev. J. c. Ryle-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

Two miles from Kamakura, and
about twenty from Yokohama. in ia
pan, on terrace near the temple sits
the most gigantic idol in the world. II
is the brazen image OF a diety. and it
dates from the reign OF the Emperor
Shomu. who died A D. 7S4 The d.
mensions OF this idol are colossal.
His height. from the base OF the
lotus-fower upon which he sits TO the
top Of his head. is 6sis feet The face
is Is feet In length and 81 feet wide.
The eyes are feet 2 inches from
corner 70 corner. the eyebrows 5is
feet and the ears Sa feet. The chest
is % feet in depth. and the middle
finger is exactly feet long. The
ffty-six leaves OF the lotus throne are
each 10 feet long and feet wide.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

Al srl1s-lc * cos5s zEnzg ne
srcnksyS ksrt ky the PRs1emr izszs-
tzts u Paris. France. for sxEerfmeats
has a rszs9rk2hss e11ss -v1rzzzss. =
s cA5-pG1ree. kzvz-g 4 h43 eezEA
w4S given \ glass e 1sE1S ES1s C
vine water. szg1r. r-tEsg ard isz1G
s1ara she took ) sEzg to tbs rsz-
e1T az cu-EAsz rurrcSslE 70 cesa11
IT. Al hsr czrz-Sazs fos1s~a5 t1s
sxz-rls. xzS w1az t1s kssSsr 8rzsz-S
near tAs Gags tNs cozg1izg 5 5sS4
ezizE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

Open al the doors 10 the reiIgi0n Of
Christ Il Will make this world
paradise. X VIII sweeten the every
day trials Of life. the little perp.axl-
ties and ann0yances. little sorruvs
and trials. little disappolntnents and
mistakes. Nature ever helps the tiny
objects. A small flower blossoms Al
my feet The clouds gather swiftly
in the sky to water it. infinite chem
istry works At its roots 10 noarisa
IL. the mighty power Of gravitau0a
and other equally nnconqueT1hla
forces hold II and guard IL. the sun
rises and shines 70 paint beauty upon
its cheek; the winds are marshaliad
70 fan x; everything is made 20 cez-
tribute 10 the comfort of the tiny
sewsr The religion Of CArist i
suited 10 sired men ana women ara
children It Is suited q the oEcs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04
PREFERS HAngs TO POLITICS.
ExJucse Emphatieaily Announces
That He Wants a Rest

knaS ne Wants Rest.
EJqdge Samuel Miller. who has
Just fniShed twenty years on the
bench in Mercer, Pa. and who thinks
4 political rest Is dne him. wrote q
letter to the Western Press. LEGAL
PAPER. in which he says:
Every row and then sone cuss
usss your columns to mix me rp in
politics. The last Item was III last
vAeS's Press that / am opposing the
election Of Prot Ghering. have no
more interest in the election or de-
feat of the professor than have in
the eclipse cf the moon. I'VE haG all
the Politics I want Once United
States District Attorney George
Jenks. asking about moving to wass-
iEgtoa. said II ziven choice bsween
Washington and he'll he'd take sell
and Sc Il ! am given a choice be-
tween PENNSYLVANIA politics and he'll.
TIL take the same choice jerks did
cot courss, III want some reason
able Assurance that I'd Dc reprssved
az tAs end q three months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

he knoWetn All.
TIC Srilght falls. the night Is near
4 fold my work away.
And kneel to One who bends to hear
The story Of the day.
The old, old story: vet I kneel
To tell Il at Thy call;
And cares grow lighter as ! feel
That jesus knows them all.
Yes. all The morning and the night,
The Joy the grief, the loss
The roughened path. the sunbeam bright
the hourly thorn and cross.
thou knowest ALL lean my head,
Aty weary eyelids close;
content and glad awhile 70 tread
ms path, since Jesus knows.
And He has loved mel All my heart
with answering love is stirred.
Anc every anguished pain and smart
Finds healing in the Word.
70 here I lay me down to rest,
As nightly shadows fall.
ana lean. confding on His breast,
VINO knows and pities all
From The Shadow OF the Rock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04
ReIigiouS|boUggl't 9

Here and there. alas link Is found
almost worn through by the rust OF
selfish neglect. but nevertheless the
chain is there, binding us all in one
large family and drawing ms under
the care OF one loving, supreme and
eternal Father. Life can hold no
greater aim than to recognize the fact
Of the existence OF this brotherhood.
and to learn its first sweet lesson
the joy Of loving our brother better
than ourselves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

r-cs-sets are very szcorrxEfrg. TAas
SIX can oe grown n Nsw EorS state
szccssstAlly has Assz 6s=czs<-zte5 A1
MT. 1cserA OUssAzi ct Nsw yorx elry.
a. Is coanrry ha@a. ali P0c2-t1cc
ES. 1s4r TSrTTgsw1 Mr. Csszni
-Ass rear rrot-ceG zeozr o1s k1ztrsc
ana zfsy qc1z5s & rzv s-.s- ard as
tss ssSss tArss A1z9-s3 cacoozS 70
make pond st SS s1 SSsA caz as
cs-zszssz at Wat Ne las AcASeva1.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

the cradle the sewing n.achine. fAs
headache. TIE heartache. the nursery.
he school rocms the lonely aGtc. taa
eTsniag ramhle- T. sA0ald sWestau
ssil the moments. thoughts ara feel
tnSz. fAe voice. the coavorsauc1- tss
tc.is ard azicIious et life. the tsz7sr
21'1 TIE asart- ar1 al Eay have ans
sz50y Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

TAs erzt1 ct whzeA tA7s j. mn1s-
Esxsrs frcZ t1r-sr E1se--scazS Il
ke1zz zecks5 crs- 4zz II beng rlEgsz
Sa< Sz11 szzS Sas IS szza-s5 ID
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04

+ America To become a great. If not
the greatest six rro6uclng c0untry in
the rns-s1s J15slng from resent suc-
ceSSes il Georgia and still greater
ores in New York state within swe1-
U-1ve miles az New York city. the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04
Hossy roRsE FcR Auros.
Device Intended 20 Overcome Frluhs
OF Real Quadrepeds.

OF Real Quadrepc6s.
TO overcome the objection that the
automobile frightens horses. a geniul
proposes to rob the machine propelled
vehicle o. Its unusual appearance by
placing hobby horse In front OF 1t,
such As win be seen In the accompany
ing illustration.
The inventor, with rare acumen. has
foreseen that this arrangement might
meet with some objection on the part
OF the automobilists Of the country
and he thinks u atone for any incon.
venience, real or imaginary. BY max
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-04
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GOLDEN rIxT-Neger man spAks lIEe MS man-John Ils

Tue WNOtN tAUAIttA y %NN t~N7Nftt ~N'
to-day. with special emphasis on S1-i6
There are soma specially interesting
points under each OF the seven parts
|. Jesus. and His Brethren. j
.. In v. We are told that for some
time after the events Of our last les
son Jesus walked in Galilee." instead
of gosSs ep to the Passover at Jerus'
alem. because az the hostility "A the
Jews there.
Ii. Jesus. and ~the Jews OF Jerus.
,alem. the city Jews, ruled by the spir'
Ii peryadlng the priestly society Of
the Metropolis Tvs. lo-ss. In = quiet
unostentatious way Jesus went up
later 10 the feast, for many things are
xood when done thus. which lose their
value and power when Gone for ones
own glory or to be seen of meas as,
kor instance. giving and prSying Matt.
6si.Sl. About the middle ~ the feast
1esuS began % teach IN the Temple,
for that was the work he had 70 90.
III. Jesus and Another Circle Of
Jewish CitireaS US. 1881. These
were Jews who knew the psAns of the
headers 10 kiil Jesus when he healed
the lrpotent man At BethesdS year
before. and they wonder Why they do
nol do It now when he comes boldly
INTO TIE temple and teaches pahhely;
are they becoming convinced that
Jesus Is the MeSSiahs They are per,
nstxea. Then they put against their
own doubts the thought that they
know whence Jesus came. the car
ipenter Og Nazareth. but that is not
true IL the real Messiah
Jesus replies that Ia An earthly
sense they know his origin. but in
re4llty he comes from God. and they
are to- earthly to perceive the fact.
rrkey wanted Ia XII Jesus, but no enc
aaia hands On him.
The result was that many believed
on Jesus because they Saw that Ne
.dla an that eoUld es expected Of the
Messiah.
~ Jesus ard the PAsvsseeS Tvs.
sos, Hearing these mnvuaerlnxss an1
seeing some IL their pecpis Saanx over
q the side of Jesus, tAe pAArlsSss
seEa oescsrS t. arrest Asra TAsy '0sre
Essag ca pewsssr magazine. and
Jesus ts&eAsaS vas tAs t2rcN wAleA
rsSAt sxgto&s II
@ssas rsels rs a so.s1aa. ravsa@t-
es wSTHSS .E d Mstle wA1S yoG
ws@ Saccses II destroying XIV Ess.
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