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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15
AN OLD TRICK
that amAnsd Group ef sTen aad Hay
Amaze Others.


New Orleans Times Democrat. I
vas an old trick. bnt il amazed a good
sired group in the c1sce Of one oS ths
uptown hotels 3 faw evenings ago. 4
guest from the north. Who had been
amusing some friends by simple fezts
o. legsr5emzin. happened 70 notice a
short cedar plank. evidently part e a
packing case. lying against vail 1t
was about as thick as the lii ct 2
cigar box ard perhaps a foot long
Placing It on the marble counter, SC
that one end projected four o. HFs
inches ever the edge. hs laid c news
paper aeross the other extremity
.'NoE. then. he said. suppose soms
os you athletic CHAPS rv 10 knock ths
hoard OF the counter hy striking ths
end thaE Is sticking OIL To all zp-
r.saraness the top 0f q Azger wozl1
rave 5o1s the Sex. hut several men
struck TIE Eoo5 rss9urling Slows
with the cienchs5 Est. but failed 10
bulge ii me frzction os an inch IL
seemed pinned % the -arals bv inYls-
ibis weights. and burr ot astozisA-
meut zross fruz the gFuup- FlEzily
3 sturdy go--E fslI0E came down on
* Ike q miniature pils-drivsr. and The
cedar broke selzrsly in two. the line
ut the fracture currssr11dlng with ths
edge az the desk TIE other portion
had not rercsgtihlT moved. and the
paper vas stIn il place WHATS the
trIck about x, zng h0w1- asked one @.
tie spectators No trick AZ all. re-
Piled the amateur TrsstsdiEitatsur- X
IS simply the operation ot a COMMON
Iz1 q nechzriss- To1 can pzsA o1
tie hoard uiia the greatest of ease.
but you cant knock il On A good
many os the best fsats OK Luln Heart,
he s0-xzlled 'Gecrgiz Magnet were
bazsd OF tke sane principle. and whsa
she zfGsrwzrc sxrcsed them in = brok.
the public refused 10 credit the sxpiz-
nation. They stiil stuck 10 the theory
of magnetic f0rrs. Khich was Eors
ri-tursssue- Anybody can perform
tse hoard srBeri1eut All that :
needed s . box Id ard = tsbis.~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15
Ey-ar---ta,-~a,-..gs-.s,
! Americans in TangierS /
T5-.s--ar-..-a



We had been warned by many
friends and acQnaintances in Cordova
and Cadsz thar ii was not the part Of
wisdom for = party ot American Won
en 70 visit Tangier Just Nheu the
RAis Uli-PerLicaris affair was at its
height We were told that AZ the
best we could nor In safety do more
than stay co0ped up in hotel IN Tan
ger. and that II We escaped with
nothing worse than Insults We would
have 10 leave after a visit that would
be anything bur the sightseeing trip
we had planned.
Bur We I've American women had
not beer thinking. and talking. and
planning for months for sumner
outing that included Tangier as its
eliminating point only to bzIk when
Africa Was almost in sight. Just be-
cause 3 bandit chief and his band
were raising q little ElctiOn- Besides
did We not knuw the American flag
was flying from an American gunpcat
in the harbor al Tangiss2
So. at half past Eve o'clock on a
bright June morning We boarded the
little boat which was 70 c2rrT US
from Cadiz 10 Tansler SIX hours
from Cadiz and tie llttls steamer
dropped anchor il Tzngier harboT,
and confusion- Such swarns OF
frightened looking creatures as flock
ed around us in their small boats.
The way they sWarmed upon the
steamer was appalling Fortunately
We knew OF a good Egyptian dEago-
man. and 50 Ne we're able 10 shoe
them or As soon as We said Poke
stan fin our best Arabiznl they im-
politely exclaimed UGH in our vs-y
FACES. and had no more use for Us
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

Mar Asks ths Pcllss tc Make an In
Nsstizasion cf Case.

Mary johnson. Il nssress. reported
to the Louisville tKx) police that
somebody had attempted 10 -hooaoo
esr pace. and asked them 70 make an
Investigator and arrest the caipTis
SIZE said she had been 1isturhesi az
late BY strange noises at frequent in
.ss-Vals during The night ard that ske
saw : strange. hizeocs figure stealing
about II = dSrks1sd upper rOol early
last night- She vas asked II il was
a person playing 3 practical Joke, art
she replied
~LOr' bless yoA 10: hit want n
russon--hit were some eig beast. hi
had syss O. IRE and vas as big as er
Cow Den hit made noises 6at no
pusson ain make knows hit Ainr
zcbosy. Il X wus~ and she IN
ishe5 hy rolling her white eyes 70 one
side and shaking & big black fist
-B'si5es dat. she continued. 4 dun
found hoo60o balls lyin' in &c yard
t'othsr car. Dem halls is made 0ut'n
bats and sco-puns, Al dsy's whut done
all DAT ! wants yer 10 In out Who
Gnn hit. CT Use gwins ter move. I Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

Tie American forestry congress Is
now IN session n Washington and il
xill have matters for discussion that
zrs quite as important as any that
are coafronted hy thz national cen
gresss more important. indeed. fol
unless re can have fertility ne shall
have 10 products. no commerce. 10 IA
ton for which 10 maze laws The
prime necessity is salvation from the
impending ruin Of our woods. since
that Implies the ruin q industries. d.
waterways. OF agriculture. Of pastur.
age, and. o. course. Of health. confo-i
and beauty. An interest in forestFg
is a duty Of every American. whether
be lives n the city CT H0g-- Brooklyn
Eagle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

FoEe stan took charge OF Us direct
". and was EieCd. indeed We
we're lifted down into q small boat
and whIsked over to the wharf in q
1iHy. Then Hp through series Of zig
rags between nigh white walls, the
narrow lanes crowded absolutely
tight with a wriegling mass Of men
and donkeys We never imagined
anything like it
Our chief impression OF the place
that Erst DAY vas of sWzrms and
sWzrms OF people pulling and hauling
and bawling AID ciutching and rayiEg
ard yelling and plEngiEg. and doing
one m1lIi0n sther things al az the
sare time We could rot stay away
from the widows a minute without
missing something And We were
almost afraid.
At $50 o'clock Foke Stan appeared
with donk1ys ami boys and W. rode
for an hour and q half through an
other wrIgsiirg mass On such sights.
such sounds. such smells, X Is quite
useless TO try to tell about H. We
saw the men VINO we're responsible
according to the dragomRn. ter the
PsrdicaxIa affair. and Ee stopped 10
inquire after Mrs Perdicaris' health
Of The marine guard at the gate Ct her
villa she had been ID since the
abduction of her husband tut was
able to sit np that day That made
r an seem very sreal-tEzt arr the
prssanee Of dve big warships. with
thar blessed flag of ours flying Zone
felt decidedly better for it In Tangierl
znE the searrhiights plarinE GA the
place where rhe Tiassmea were
watching every move ct the marines
Foke stan told us n0t TO talk about
il in tie ssreees. and the American
eonsul allowed NO nne beyOnG q Ger
tain limit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

Not bit Of furniture was there 70
the whole place except beds AMI o1e
bureau. or low chest Of drawers. a
thin. broad pad covered with white
linen ran all around one o. me
uoous for people to SIT upon cross
legged The cid woman ard the yourE
one. with the children and three r.c-
tures1ue black slaves in gar cieshirg
and many bracelets. were ail sitting
on the floor together in the mosE
familiar fashion wien we went ID. an
eating meat. which had evidently
aeen roasted On a long. slender iron
rod . spit. Ia little chunks Nc table.
ro dishes. no auything-iu2t nse1i-
each holding spit and the bzhy eaf-
ing it with Is much relish as The resi-
We Eava her a candy and sh1 taeEel
t promptly Into her ECu1A Eg
wita the meat already theTe-
The greatest sight IN all Taaser
is the streets Ne we're reFer sata
aed iacEiHe We saw s0re very dread
ful s.ghTs-soIR We can VeFsg fsr
get-aal fhQ dirt ot tho rsae4 was
rerfecEly appalling No words can
evg- give any IDEA q it Tazgser. rs
felt vas a place where one mIest lise
q lifetime and e1ntiauaiiy have sfs
qrisss. The wcEcn we're so mneaMnv
covered Win voinminors white ea
ments, head and az. and one hand
holding The robe to the eyes. So tAat
one saw absolutely nothing hlt eyqs
and olsea they would turn 10 the uall
as we passed so that we should net
see even eves.
Al TOO socu came the day whsn Sc
rad to say sood bye to all tie sas
ana sounds and smells of old Tanzis
hut As we sailed away the sfeht 81
OLD Glory waving proudly oveg tea
American war vessel. and TIE rsal1a
tioa that Il had been a very rcte-t
protection 20 Us voyagers ia faroG
Morocco made us all more PATRIOTS
Than erer-if THAR were possible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

BurT-r-rT-rr-g vent the telephone.
It's ring seemed SO ominous in ths
Stiffness of the night that Biggs
jumped from bed and grasped the re-
ceiver.
Hello. hslio-yes this IS BigEsg
whata A fre- NJ factorys De
stroEed. Then 80 and build another
one Didn't tell ron not 10 call ne
up unless some one had stolen ny coal
or automobile. or something equally
as serious Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

Ms Patrick Campbell who has beer
sick il a hospital il tie east has hsi
Det dos Installed With hsr o. the hes
IA the hospital ward. and the attend
ants have strict iEstructi1-s 10 PRO
vide hin with warm creSm for break
fast. Yzrt az q ven done Ians chop foi
Iunchson and breast of spring chicser
with cream sauce fer dinner he alsr
has Z midnight supFe-, ec-sisliEg. rs Z
rule. III portions CT bird or game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15
aa.kefsIIs-s 60 e-f...

starr ]. Murphy ard r. A. Franks
attend 10 the charitable and 0she-
aenefzEtl1ns uf John D. RockaEaties
ard Andrew Carnegie. The bssgiue
letter is ths bans Of their lives Ezug
hundreds 0f such nissives beng Te
ceived Immediately after either oi
the -l1l1112i-ss named has lad his
name connected with gift Il is
said tlst the Standard OIL man gives
-iusozs annually L. private charity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

TIE Gaelic league ot New York Is
nsaEiuE great strides among the xou-z
Americans born cf Irish parents il the
matter q developing pride i tAe old
c11r1rT- There are aver hzE5rs5
r-pils studying rhe language in The St
B-erdan erzrch of TIE league. hardly
one of whom ever set to0t On Irish
soil Up % q fer years ae0 Gaelic
scholar il Nsw York vas as rare as q
white 6lzcktl-t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15
in.urznes On LIE q Gar.

1t nay or may not be an cztnuus
circumstances that of late q number 81
persons III Lo16Cn have been takinz
cut insurance on the life of CEar Nich
olas. though the companies demand
heavy premiums Fifteen guinsas
fabour s77.75l per 1880 is the ruling
figure. Thus Z man EA0 took out 8
rclicy On the cars life for sz5oC
riIl hare 70 pay nearly $500 8 year as
long as the emperor lives and he keeps
I'D the insurance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

years. was very white, with 1uPera.
lusuuus black eyes and curly hair
dyed a rich purple mahogany with
henna- she was tied in a gorgeous
SIX shawl TO the back Of strzpping
big black slave girl and the whole
r-as 3 picture. We limited al the
camera. but they took fright in-
stantly.
The Eife and notherinlaw fan un-
WILDLY old place Of ugiinessb fsit OF
our clothes and wished 10 kn0E Il we
we're married and had children. The
wife took Us over the house ard was
very nice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

fashion on the mai. The handsomest
boy waited on us and carried on
marked flrtation with us by means
or flowers. We could have huggec
him II his clothes had moi been fairly
crusted with dirt.
Our visit 70 the governors harem
was very Interesting. though all The
wives but one had been removed 70
the summer palace. This one was
Circassian girl. but not one Of me
raying beauties one expects from that
race. The only pretty things about
her we're her manner and pair of
very white feet. But her children
were beautiful One Of them. the
baby girl. Of perhaps one and half
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15
Dsrash snass chsr-sr.

A dervish charmed snakes for rs ~
il the market Place, ard set NE 20
straw In his month without any ap-
parent outside aEerevs gnd did ether
queer stunts TIE snakes we're
horrsd reptiles o. enormous length.
and they gaTe us twensy its But
there was much much to do On
the nse8~uw. Fuke stan warned us.
and shongh We wanted to stand AZ
TIE xin6cws ard keep ca watching
the passing SHOW. ne scGzht rest il
our ruo-s
We we're not fairly iz the spirit r.
the place until the sa1oua Hay We
wers all Wii5-soms = cus Wzy and
sore il another; suEe with rapture
ard some with disEust-but a. wli5
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15
ANGLES SEEK TAE kINeFIsH
Annual Feature Of sport in calff0rnis
Waters.


During the last few years there has
been DO rhsT. NJ local fishing more K
BE depended upon shan the annual
winter run Of these Imitation yellow
fns." and rO5sters have. therefore
come 10 regard them as an annual TX
ture. due 70 appear any time between
the middle cf December and New
Years last winter the first bic
catches we're made about Christmas
when Harry Siotterbeck and other ex
psTts caught several hundred good
sized kinghsh in san Pedro bay, and
this season. punctual as the clock. the
run has returned
KingEsh are not the most delicate of
local marine products. nor are they
worthy representatives OF the croakeE
tribe as fighters when On the hook.
but they hare good points. and not the
least OF these is their almost incredE-
bic v0rzcity. which often enables The
veriest tvro 10 catch them three zr =
time.-Los Angeles Times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15
soko. or Market Place, Ta-zisr.

G-7A-H - HHHAr7N-- ri-~N-f N-Ar
and al intensely interested. AR
thing uo-c intensely vivid cne can
not imagine We lived Ga our don
keys. going ont everF morning ard
afternoon for lci.g trips uith F0ke
stan
One day we went miles ont along
the sea 70 the most perfect place on
the top ar the ciiE. wEere there vas
q rafive cafe. We had a mat carried
cot into the garden. ard tried the IA
tive tea. which Vas very hot. hzif
sugar. and had lets q mint IN IL A
little cf It vas delicious. but more
wonld be very APT to go fippety-Hop.
We imagined. OK course. thsre we're
70 chairs. and some of the party
found i rather trying 10 sit native
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

Algsloa--Ir-sw-takes nsne tail
crs to-2E-make = Ean. do1cher
know
Izck-- Acc9r1i-g 70 that. suppose
= cresszaker WIS employed in ron
caze.7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

50 he kaa fully recoTeredg
Yes. * =zs { faith cure
-Intsed2
Eyes. the tcctcr s-1 Druggist trust
z5 klu-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26
Beware Of the surro.

"Burros? Son. IL you don't want to
lose a bunch of none leave burros
alone" The speaker was ID. 7. Gala.
CHER, the veteran Texas horse buyer
who has rounded I'm several thou.
sand Arizona horses for eastern ship
ment and who Is still buying. says the
Tucson Citizen. "You might think
hurros a novelty In eastern cities. but
you are apt to discover differently
when You ship n carload. | had one
experience with burros and that was
enough. | bought three Of the long
cared little creatures here for 50 ana
sold them In New Orleans. | lost IS
on the transaction. | have seer 9TH
ers try to sell burros. but none Of
them have ever become millionaires
IN thar particular branch of the horse
,uying business. No. sir: one burro
right be a novelty. but a carload -
well. Try the experiment IL Won have
some loose money you wish to &c. r'd
Of"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26
BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Ne MEXICO AND ARIZONA. =.

cinnati and the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans this year defeating Boston 4 to 2
In a twenty-inning battle.
Both Sparks and Reulbach pitched
remarkable ball, and their support at
times was phenomenal. Neither side
scored until the thirteenth inning,
when a triple by Chance and a single
by Schultz gave Chicago a rum.
Philadelphia at nee tied the score.
Thomas singled, sprinted to third
when Tinker failed to hold Maloney's
throw after a great running catch Of
a foul by Chicago's right fielder, and
scored on Bransfield's single.
Maloney opened the nineteenth in
ing with a triple but could not score.
In the twentieth Mccarthy led off
with a single. took second on Casey's
sacrifice and scored on Chances sin
gle. Nearly every member Of both
teams figured In sensational plays.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26
WONDERLAND 1905"

Wonderland. 1895" the annual
p publication Of the North.
ern Pacific railway. contains nine
chapters Of interesting matter bear
ing on the Northwest.
The tourist. the new settler and
farmer. the man or woman OF hisiort.
cal tastes. a all find matter OF In.
terest In Its pages.
School teachers and scholars In the
public schools will find the book ex.
tremely useful for auxiliary reading
and study.
II Ia also a good all around book on
the Northwest for general reading.
The latest number Of this justly
famous publication Is the best issue
to date. The " eanno, be sur.
passed for beautiful simplicity. The
illustrations are very attractive. the
folded inserts OF panoramic views "a
new feature) being particularly fine.
II treats OF the new $500. 900 capt.
tol OF Minnesota at ST. Paul. Of Isle
Royale. a coming summer resort 0!
the northwest, OF the Pyramid Park
commonly known as the Badlands)
OF North Dakota. or Montano's repre-.
sentation at the Union National con.
vention held at Baltimore In 1864. OF
the romantic legend or The Sepal
chre of Lame Deer" Of Yellowstone
Park, OF Kachess, a beautiful Wash
ington lake. "The Lewis and Clark ex'
UosiiiOn.' the tourney from California
eastward via Portland and the North
ern Pacific railway. The article On
Yellowstone PARK Is an especially
valuable one containing an immense
amount of specific information of an
historical and descriptive character
and being illustrated wildly and ele'
gantly.
Send six cents in stamps for the
book 10 A. NJ. Cleland, General Pas,
senger Agent, Northern Pacific rail
way, ST. Paul, MINI.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

on two errors by Edmunds and one
by Cable. Las Vegas only run was
made in the first inning on hits by
Edmunds and Tanning and an error by
Quigley.
After the second inning the game
was a pitchers battle, both teams
playing almost perfect ball behind
the twirlers. The fifth inning was
sensational. Daniel hit TO third and
was thrown out and then Sears land
ed on one that looked good for the
| circuit. but the Gable boy on second
leaped into the air. knocked 1t down
and lined 1t to first. making the fin.
est play the Vegas fans have eve re.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

good game Of baseball between Vegas
and Clifton. The game was filled with
sensational plays. with a few bad
mes mixed In.
In the first inning Clifton chased
two scores across the plate, by grace
Of two hits. and a hard-luck throw
from home to third. Two men were
on bases. one on second and one on
third. Sears on third had taken a
big lead and Lyons made a perfect
throw to the base to catch him, but
Sears arm got in the way Of the ball
and changed Its curse. making II
just nip Rathburn's fingers and 60
on out into the left field, allowing
both players to rome in. The third
score was made In the second inning
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

I've been paying no attention to the
Equitable row,
And I've not the least idea who sc.
cures the rake-off now:
I've no interest in Chauncey nor those
foolish stories which
Have 10 do with bold blackmailers
who are preying on the rich:
Trusts and graft in public office do
not bother me nj all
Gentlemen, come from Vegas; let us
talk about baseball.
Yesterday was Ladies' Home day al
Gallinas park and a good sized crowd
turned out TO see what proved TO be, a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

membered seeing. Just a few Sec
onds later, Dickerson, who has a
penchant for covering all the territory
adjacent to the left garden. ran In on
a short line jab by Myers and stabbed
the ball a few inches from the ground.
The playing Of Rathburn and Gable
on the infield was Of a sensational
order, especially that Of Rathburn.
who Is Just about the fastest infield
player in the brush league" Were
Charlie a more consistent sticker.
he would be drawing a salary In the
big leagues.
Cable is one Of those jeweis who
can be used to advantage anywhere on
the field and he Is getting his share
Of the work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

The work OF Edmunds on short was
Of the punk order. but all players
have their off days. 80 here's hopin',
Tom Cody. who manages the armory
gymnasium, was called upon 10 UNI
pire and his work was SO coarse that
he probably won't be called upon
again. In the first OF the game his
decisions were fair. but big Chief
Myers got him on his staff and then
II was all off and the grandstand and
players roasted him to a FRAGILE.
Nash will twirl the game this NJ.
ternoon and Cable win do duty to-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26
Wonderful Game.

Chicago defeated Philadelphia yes-
terday after twenty innings Of SEN
sational playing, 2 to !. Only two 9TH
or games in the history of major
league baseball have ever gone this
many innings. one many years ago
being a tie between Chicago and Gin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

Redren meet in F~ratcrnal Brother.
hood hall. every second and fourth
Monday of each room 1t the eighth
run. Visiting chiefs always welcome
to the wigwam. William p. Mills.
sachem; Charles P. Jame-son, chief
of records.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

Eastern Star, Regular communities
tion second and fCcrt'l Thursday even
ings OF each month. All visiting broth.
ers and sisters are cordially invited
Mrs. E. l.. Browne, worthy mstron;
S. r. Dearth. W. p: Mrs. Emma
Benedict, Sec; Mrs. NJ. A. Howell
Treas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

Jose Nemecio Lrcero. a well.to-do
farmer and prominent citizen of south
ern Rio Arriba county. is in Santa Fe
from Chamito on a visit to his sister
who is III,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

FraternaI Union CT America. Meet,
first and third Tuesday evenings OF
each month In the Frafernal Brother
hood hall, west Of Fountain Snuaro. a.
8 O'Clock N. p. Sund, F. NJ; ".
G. Koogler, Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

Rebekai, Lodge, l.. O. o. F., Meets
second and fourth Thursday evenings
OF each month at the I. o. O. F. hal,
Mrs. Myron Z. Wertz. N. O.: Mrs.
Augusta OMalley. V. c.: Mrs. Clara
Bell. secretary: Mrs. sofic Andersen,
treasurer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

Struck ont, by Tanning 2, by Mar
quez, Z: sacrifice hits. Tanning, Lyons.
Taylor, Doran: bases on balls. off
Marquee, /; hit by pitched ball, Weld
mann; stolen bases. Lyons, Quigley,
Quilting. Umpire. Cody.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-26

Chapman Lodge. No. 2. A. :. & An
Regular communications is. and Arc
Thursdays In each month. Visitin,
brothers cordially invited. n. 4
Williams. W. ~; Charles n. Spor
leder, Secretary.