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marked down.
Caps worth 500. $500 and $500
arc now 75c, $3.50 and $2.25.
TIE COAT SUIT DEPARTMENT OF
TERS RARE BARGAINS.
They are priced this way:
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$500 Coat Suits for. ..... 1893
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$1,000, $1,000 and $3.50 Ladies'
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Indians in Politics.

Old Chief Joseph OF the Nez-Perces
died this fall. Joseph was a great
man, says a writer in Field and
Stream. a general. a statesman and S
philosopher. He was the leader Of 9
people of intelligence. ability and
kindness. It was the misfortune Of
Joseph and his people that the whita
men could not understand them and
their ways of thinking.
In the Indian nations the trsbes
make some semblance OF an approach
to the ways of the white man. 1t Is
possible that they may become wholly
civilized and so survive. because it il
quite true that they take to the great
American institution. politics, as nat
urally as a fish 70 water The Choc,
taws are the best politicians. They
have a campaign committee and a
campaign fund, and they know how tc
spend the latter where it will do the
most good. They print and distribute
literature among the voters, this
literature being printed both in Eng
lish and Choctaw The party adopting
these methods never fails TO defeat
the party adhering to the old Indiar
fashion Of feasts and speeches as can
paign methods.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Cement for China. Z

The following formula is given for
making the well-known cement Of
Fompeii, or universal cement: Dis
solve eight ounces of sugar in twenty
four ounces of water, in glass flask
on water bath, and to the thin syrup
add two ounces of slaked lime; keep
the mixture at temperature of about
20 to rs degrees Centigrade (15S to
167 Fahr.) for three days. shaking fire.
quently, then cool and decant the clear
liquid. Dilute six and a half ounces
Of this liquor with as much water.
and in the mixture steep sixteen
ounces of fine gelatine for three hours
after beating to effect solution. Final
ly, add to the mixture an ounce and
d half of glacial acetic acid and if
teen grains pure carbolic acid One
Of the strongest and most easily pre-
pared cements for mending Is lime
and white of an egg. To use it, take
a sufficient quantity of the white egg
to mend one article at a time, shave
off a quantity of lime and mix thor
oughly. Apply quickly to the edges
and place firmly together, when the
article will soon become set and
strong. Mix but small quantity at
time. as It hardens very soon, SO that
II cannot be used. Calcined plaster Of
Paris answers as we'll as lime.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
change for Clyde Robinson and a
pitcher to be named later.
National Leanue News.

Catcher Mike Grady has signed a
two-year contract with ST. Louis.
Duffy's offer for Pitcher Taylor of
St. Louis will not be entertained.
Win Kellum has again signed to
pitch for the Cincinnati Reds in 1905.
Cincinnati and Cleveland will clash
on the 10th, 11th and 18th of April for
the Ohio championship.
The former famed Brooklyn short
stop, George Smith, will manage the
Altoona, Pa, Independent club next
season. He has already signed Pitch
er Alex Pearson.
Mike Lynch should make one of the
greatest pitchers the game has ever
known, because with his speed and
curves he has what can best be de-
scribed as a"base ball head"
Jake Beckley wants to get away
from ST Louis. His troubles were too
many to suit him because Of his po-
sition as captain Of the team, an Office
to which he is entirely unsuited.
Catcher Harry Smith of the Pitts
burgs, whose arm was bad the latter
part of the season, has had the mem
Der examined by the X-rays, and the
report is that it will be as strong as
ever next season.
Cincinnati critics intimate that
Pitcher Kellum is to be let out despite
the fact that he won a majority Of his
games, because "his work was Of the
kind that does not inspire Confidence
in his ability" and also because ''he
IS asking for excrbitant remuneration
for his services for next year"
Ex-Capt. Anson recently said that in
his long career the following were the
best players in their respective post
tions: Pitchers RNdboUrn and Clark
on; Catchers Mike Nelly and Ewing;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

OF electric cooking apparatus there
are now in use innumerable devices,
such as portable stoves, saucepans,
lea kettles, blazers, boilers. broilers.
,cysee pots, electric ovens, griddle-
cake cookers, waffle irons and water
lrns. And outside the list of kitchen
atensils, but also useful in the house
hold, are such devices as ship-food
warmers, immersion coil heaters
which may be inserted in any kind
If a vessel and used for heating IL
luids
Electric heating pads for the appli-
.ation of heat to the human body are
great improvement over the hot
Eater bottle. In the "electrotherm"
ne heating units are covered with
soft lambs wool and as high a tenn
perature as $50 degrees Fahrenheit
nay be maintained.
Electric curling irons for the lady
traveller are a dainty toilet accessory.
More than fifty thousand Of the ap-
pliances are now in use. They draw
their energy from an incandescent
lamp.
Cigar lighters. which use the cur
rent only while the cigar is being lit.
Is another unique adaptation of the
electric unit Pressing the button, the
current strikes a little arc between
two carbons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
American League Notes.

Billy Keller has resigned with New
York at the clubs terms.
The only unsigned Boston players
now are Pitchers Tannehill, Gibson
and Winter.
Charley Somers says he is tired oS
finishing third and fourth. Well, there
are others.
Manager Armour declares that he
has received no bid from Connie Mack
for Infelder Coughlin.
1t Is said that President Johnson
will not re-engage Frank Dwyer as
an umpire next season.
Jack Chesbro refuses to tell how he
controls the spit BALL" He would be
foolish to give up his secret.
A. G. Anson has made an offer for
the Washington club, which is being
considered by the powers that be.
Pitcher Dyker of the Poughkeepsie
club Of the Hudson River league will
be given a trial by Clark Griffith next
spring
In addition to A. C. Anson Of Chi
S06O NotSASl Dill OldIhc VI DdlllulOIc
would like to secure possession of the
Washington club.
Comsskey had his eye on First Base
man Chase Of the Los Angeles club,
but waited too long, thus permitting
Griffith to step in ahead.
Outfelder Congalton, who has been
drafted by Washington for next sea,
son, will be the only player born in
Canada who is in fast company.
The Boston outfield is now entirely
under cover. Selbach has accepted
terms for 1905, and in letter says he
will go to Hot Springs in the spring.
The st. Louis club has received the
signed contracts of Pitcher Ragan
Catcher Clark and Outfelder Mat
thews, all Of last seasons Birmingham
team.
Catcher Charley Farrell of the Bos
tons has put in an application with
President Bert of the Pacific Coast
lea5Ss TO manage the Portland club
next season.
Manager Armour of Detroit last
week closed deal with Milwaukee
for Shortstop Herman Shaefer, in ex
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

The Indianapolis club has made
Harry Kunkel, Cincinnati amateur
catcher, an offer
Arthur Irwin is full of praise for
Kansas City, where he figures on max
ing lot of money next season.
Abe Pollock, the Chicago boxing
referee, has entered the lists as al
candidate for an American association,
umpire berth
Manager Kelley of the Saints it out
with bit Of praise for the capable
way in which President Grillo handled
the A. A. last year.
1t is rumored in Louisville that JIM
Hart, Larry Quinlan, Pop" Schriver
and Pitcher Wright, will not be among
the Colonels next season.
Louisville is figuring on transferring
its claim upon Orville Woodruff to
Milwaukee for the latter's claim upon
Clyde Robinson of Detroit.
Manager Mike Kelley of the Saints
is still undecided where he will be
next year. He says there still are sew
eral points to be agreed upon between
him and Strobel of the Toledo club
before he will take full charge of the
Mud Hens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

Ours the Finest Lightships.
The vessel at Diamond Shoal Of
Cape Hatteras. has. perhaps attracted
more attention among mariners thar
any other because it is an American
invention, and is said to be the only
one Of its kind in the world. It shoots
steady geyser Of flame Ike a search,
light. straight up into the heavens,
The effect on a dark night is very
weird.
Uncle Sam gets his lightships by
contract. just as he does his battle
ships. Some Of them have been built
by the Cramps in Philadelphia. and
some by the old Nixon yards. which
fell into the hands Of the shipping
trust It Is an essential thing that
they be strongly and comfortably
built. A crew on a lightship headed
to gale and tugging away at hei
anchors may noS have as much fuS
as on a free vessel scudding before
lae wind. but they get a greater
amount and variety Of motion, and
they like to know that there are
sound timbers under them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Arc-Liqht Distributor.

The operation Of the arc light has
been lately improved by the use OF
what is called a distributor, which
changes the appearance of the lamp
entirely. The use of prisms is now
largely resorted to as a means of di-
recting light rays to dark corners and
places remote from windows and other
sources of illumination. Prisms are
made use of in the arc light distributor
for the purpose Of concentrating the
light in certain directions where most
desired without completely shutting
them off from the other quarters.
The arc light distributor is especial
ly designed for street illumination and
particularly for the intersections OF
streets. 1t consists of four panels of
plain glass and four prisms, and it will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Western Wlnnowlnas.

Manager Rourke of Omaha intends
to start on tour for players soon
after the league meeting.
The st. Joseph club has signed
Shortstop Mike Peer and Outfelder
Eddie Foy Of last seasons Evansville
team.
President NJ. H. Sexton will not
stand for reelection because his bust
ness interest demands his personal
and constant supervision. He has
been force for good in The National
association and the loss Of his presi-
dental position will not impair his
value to the allied minor leagues. He
is the largest shareholder in the Rock
Island club and viii be one OF the
ThreeI leagues delegates at each an
nual meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
&CIEESrT
~ INlVEIT1CN@
Durability Of tuberculosis.


The sanatoria, better than anything
else, have demonstrated the absolute
durability Of tuberculosis, particularly
when treated in the early stages.
writes DR.. S. A. Knopf in the Worlds
Work. Some of them report as many
as rs per cent Of cures, the great ma
1ority of which are lasting, as care
full inquiry among the discharged pa
tients constantly proves. Even more
remarkable results are obtained In the
treatment Of scrofulous and tubercu-
lous, children in special sanatoria To-
Gated along the seacoast. In Europe,
particularly in France, Holland and
Germany, there are along the sea-
coasts numerous splendidly equipped
sanatoria for that purpose III the
United States we nave thus far vir-
tuaIly none of these class of institu-
lions; | am. however, pleased to state
that the New York Society for the
Improvement of the Condition of the
Poor contemplates establishing such a
one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Central LEAGUE Chatter.

The Evansville club has reinstated
Catcher Frank Cross and resigned
him for next season.
A six-foot pitcher from Mt. Carmel,i
H., named Payne has been signed byl
Grand Rapids.
The baseball doom Of Marion hasi
been sounded, and there is not the
slightest chance of that city retaining
its franchise in the Central league aft
er Jan. /.
"Jiggs" Donohue. first baseman of
the Chicago Americans, is scheduled
to manage the team and be part
owner. He has informed his friends
that he can purchase his release from
Comiskey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

In the construction of a pump the
larger the pipe throughout the greater
will be the flow. provided you have
power enough. The larger pipe above
the cylinder makes it easier to work
on account Of reducing friction. The
larger pipe below the cylinder will
admit the water faster, but if it ad-
mits the waler as fast as the pump
above can carry it away. there is
nothing to be gained in increasing its
size. Therefore, the need for a larger
pipe below depends on the amount of
power applied, and can be determined
only BY experiment. If the pump does
not deliver fast enough, and works
easily. that means that there is more
power available than is required, and,
therefore, the larger pipe above the
cylinder, and possibly below, is neces-
sary in order to secure a greater flow
of water
The position of the cylinder does
not materially AFFECT the rate of flow
or the ease of working. The cylinder
must not be more than twenty-five
feet. or thereabouts, above the level OF
the water.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

Frank Bandle, who was the catcheH
for the old Union Pacific of Omaha.
was rendered banquet a week ago in
Omaha, prior to his departure for Cali
fornia, where he will make his home.
The negotiations for the sale Of the
Grand Rapids club to John Cancel
are still on. 1t is said that the fran
chise, seventeen players Preserved and
under contract) and the bail park, are
held at $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

The Darlington clur has sod PitclS-
er Mekemson toN the, Little Rock
(Ark.) club.
Frank s. Ealler, Me agent Of the
Pittsburgs Natiouals, has been signed
as Bocae's manager and he will conn
mence at once to sign Winning team.
Pitcher Ahlin's record fpr 1894 in
the Iowa league was TWENTY-FIVE vic
tories and seven defeats. He II one Of
the most promising twirlers OK last
season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

be easily seen from the cuts how these
may be arranged to the end that the
rays will be more generously directed
up and down the streets. The direct
rays from the light are allowed to
shine through the panels of plain
glass and are augmented by the rays
diverted by the prisms. In this man
ner 1t is said to be possible to illum-
mate the streets with fewer lights.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

pendent on contemporaneous litera-
ture they take out with them, or
which is sent them by friends when
ever tender goes out. In winter this
is usually once a month Five days
before it is time for shore-leave some
of the men are scarcely on speaking
terms.
Queer ideas of humor these light
ship men have in telling stories about
themselves and their work to landlub-
bers. In speaking Of the "close
shayes they sometimes have from col
lision with passing vessels and steam
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

wgdcr their own steam when the
aAchor cable breaks. as II did with
the Fire Island lightship last winter
much Of the danger and discomfort
formerly attached TO the service Is
removed.
On the outside llghtships, like the
Fire Island, the Sandy Hook and the
Scotland, there are crews OF fourteen
men--the captain. mate. engineer and
assistant three firemen. six able sea.
men and a cook. The cooks on these
ships are usually Scandinavians. They
prefer such jobs rather than going to
sea because the work is easier. the pay
rs better, and since the government
provides them Win rations they can
save money. Having no family ties
in the western hemisphere. the lone
someness OF the life does not weigh
heavily on them. The captain Of a
llghtship gets $1,000 year. the mate
ST2O. the chief engineer 1860, his as.
sistant $3.50. firemen $40 month,
sailors S30la month and the cook $35
a month.
For the officers mess the govern
ment allows each man 81 a day ra-
tions, and for the crews mess forty
FIVE cents a day. The men can com
mute what they please to the extent
of their allowance. but they must not
exceed 1t. II sailor wants TO COM
mute porterhouse steak one day and
go hungry the next he can do it. But
the supplies sent out from Staten
Island usually consist Of the regular
ships stores-beef, pork, Goldfish. 5a.
con, ham and molasses--and expert
ence proves that. eat as heartily as
they may, the men never consume the
full allowance coming to them.
Every man must furnish his own
tobacco. Uncle sam simply gives him
permission to smoke aboard ship, ana
the souls OF the men are constantly
disturbed by agitators who want to
take away even that comfort Liquors
the man on the lights1ip must do
without. except when the captain
gives him some from the medicine
chest Jack afoat on the raging sea
may have his daily allowance Of rum,
but Jack anchored in a iightship gets
none.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

The Hanburg-American line has nc
fewer than Afteen new liners in course
Of construction or completion. amount
ing to the enormous figure Of l17s5o
new tonnage They bring UP the fleei
Of the company to 141 vessels.