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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-11
THE PROBLEM OF THE NEW ADMINIsTRA-
TON.

Mayor Woodside and his associates in the new
administration are confronted with problems which
may we'll appall them Great things are expected OF
them. They have much to do and very limited
means All that may be fairly demanded Of
them is that they shall do the most possible with the
means at their command
Of course all the problems which confront them
center about the great problem, that Of finance.
With plenty of money, it would be easy to grade
Streets build crossings improve the fire department.
lengthen the term of school and carry out many much
needed public enterprise. The fact is however that
the city is deep in debt and has been for several
past 1t has not grown in the past two years but it
has not decreased. With increasing demands upon
the revenues and only unlimited sources for realizing
revenues, it has been great problem to make both
PEELED at times to resort to such financial expedents
as "robbling Peter to pay Paul"
There is much that the new administration can
accomplishing in Strengthening ou! the loose ends Of
jected into all departments, but the great public inn
provements which we hope to see can come only with
the solution Of the problem of finance. Amid all the
dark cloud of financial gloom which envelopes the
administration, one bright spot, one say or hope ap
pears and in this rests the possibility of the admins
ton coming up the expectations of the people 1t
is the fact that the last payment reality will be
made this summer and it will thus possible to be col
lect taxes from it. The revenues realized romtaxation
of personal property in 1904 amounted to something
over $2S Of the Delinquent tax will prob
bale be collected, making in ssthe neghborhood OF
$40 ooo or two percent on assessed valuation of
million and half dollars.
Now why shouldn't 81, ,ooo, 900, be added to the
assessed valuation This would mean an addition to
the revenues of $50, 900 which would go long way
toward helping us out of our difficulties.
It is true that at the present valuations at which
reality is being listed the assessed valuation of the
city will be increased probably more than s. 60
ooo Business lots on Chickasha Avenue are being
listed at from $3oc to $500. Here is work for the
board Of equalization. Mayor Woodside cannot use
too much care in selecting this board this year III
ought to be composed of the best, the most capable
men to be found, men who know their duty and
have the courage to do it. PERSONAL property has
long boone the burden of taxation. 1t is time for
reality to bear its just proportion.
If is the new administration can grappIe success
fully with this problem, it will be in fair way toI
meet with the expectations by the people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-11

same spirit, to render the assistance, the
jnstce the same Kindness the same love, to every
man whether he belongs to his own particular class
society another order to none for such alone
is genuine brotherhood.
Fraternity-brotherhood is the force that will
cure all the ills Of society," that will right all wrongs,
solve all our perpexing social problems and usher in
Utopian days Of our dreams.
UNIVERSAL brotherhood
"Then let us pray
That come it may,
AS come it will for a. that,
That sense and worth
Ger all the EARTH
May hear the gree and a. that;
It's coming yet for a. that
That to men, the world o'er
Shall brothers be for that.''
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-11
FRATERNITY.

s'The individual withers and the world is more
and more
The Individual, alone is not a mamie is not
half Of man. It is only as he reaches out and
comes into relations with his telowmen that he
attains to the full stature Of man.
But a8
Consciously or unconsciousy. Intentionally or
against his will he most be brought into these rela
tions. or he remains mere fragment of man.
Why1
Because the full realization of mans powers,
of the mental and moral possibilities of his nature de-
mands contact with other men. Physical life feeds
upon physical sustenance The plant demands soil.
sunshine and shower for its sustenance- without
these it must inevitable wither The physical part
Of man requires material food. The phychical de-
mands for its development soil Of its kind which is
found only in the lives of men.
Man alone remains merely animal, with the
limitations Of the brute. When he touches his fell
lowmen; when he comes in relation with them; when
his mind is moved by their thoughts aud his heart
pulsates with their emotions; when his ambition is
fred and his will Is stirred 10 action, he becomes
the Growing glory" Of creation, the being through
whom the purpose of the Infinite finds expression
indeed he becomes Of creator himself Of arts, tera
ture, laws, civilization
All history tells the story Of the expanding rela-
tions Of man. Modern society is the result of men
working one with anoshez--working alone. shonld
still be in the age Of barbarism. AS civilization ad
vances the nearer we approach to the great consum
maton, the solidarity Of the race in word,
Fraternity
Becomes a fact. Call it brotherhood-it the
good old Saxon word and is more expressive.
What is the meaning of Odd Fellowship, Of the
Masonic fraternity and all other similar orders3
Is it anything more than the working out Of the
great spirit of brotherhood These societies are good
and they accomplish good because they draw men
together-because they strengthen the bonds Of
brotherhood because in them the individual finds his
own self-realization and happiness in the common
good, and in no other way he find it. All other
kinds Of societies of whatsoever nature are
useful in proportion as they serve this purpose.
Brotherhood
1t is all comprehensive. 1t is broader then any
order or society. It commands man to show the
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

The plans Of Hungary are we'll
adapted for the raising Of geese. and
travellers In that country are often
entertained by seeing. from passing
trains. great hOcks Of geese feeding In
the fields and watched by sooseherds.
30 many feathers are yielded by these
geese that four "bed-feather markets"
are held annually at Buda.Pesth. and
at each market from 600. 900 pounds to
100000 pounds Of bed feathers are
placed on sale.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
THIN BLooO-WEAx NERVES
One Fe,ssSvs TIE othss. t3t Or. WI.
ilams' PINK Pile oViekiy
Cueo Doth,

The steady use OF . particular set Of
muscles tends to chronic fatigue. which
produces faulty Or diiicult motion.
trem bling, cramps aud even parsly sis.
Writers. telegraphers, tailors and seam.
stresses arc among the classes most
threatened in this way with the loe: Of
their power 70 earn . living. The FOL-
lowing instance shows that nerve power
may be recovered after 1t seems entirely
lost, il tho right means are taken. Ms.
O. s. Blscksten, Of No. 6S4 North Bow.
man street, Mansfield. Ohio, rays:
"For. years my hands would become
30 numb ut times that ! would drop
ANYTHING 1 attempted to lift. Later
they became 80 lad that could not sew
any longer, and at last could scarcely
do anything at all with my hands. A.
night the prickinR sensations would
come on worse than ever. and my hands
and arms would pain No that ] dreaded
to 40 to bed. Ny family doctor gave mo
some nerve tablets. They helped me
little, but only for a short time after
Ind taken them md II happened to lie
without them for day or two ! would
he as bad as ever or even worse. FINALLY
got box of DIR. Williams Pink Pills
aud began to take them.
1.-THE result was surprising. BY the
time had taken the last pill IN my first
box could see gain. Thanks to Dr.
Williams Pink Pills. am now all right.
can sleep undsturhd by pain. and for
two wears have been Ms we'll ~ ever.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills feed the
nerves by making new. rich 'blud and
in this WAY hive cured nervous diseases
Of every description from simple rest.
lessness to paralysis. They have BAN
isl,e.i the tnrtures 81 neuralgia, the
weakness Of nerv aus Prostitution. tho
disability and xwful pain 81 ln"'notor
ataxia. They AR. snld 10y all druggists
or direct by the DR.. Williams Medicine
Com pauy. Schenectady. n. \.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
Handled Dynamic. Too c.r.u...l,

At the Atlas mine. Southern Cal.
ifornIa. Mrs. A. W. McNae. Who had
just arrived from Bakersfield In her
buggy. proceeded TO hand out to her
husband what she had bought In town.
Among other things was . 25-pound
box OF dynamite. In the transfer II
dropped. The explosion killed Mr..
and Mrs. McNae. six-year-o,d son
and three bystanders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

! have never known q case Of un-
discovered merit. and have never
known a case where merit failed to
achieve success. I have known many
men gifted with great ability who
failed miserably in life. but 10 every
instance the failure arose from neg.
lect to develop natural talent into
trained capacity.-Bourke Cochran.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
To Refill the Ocean.

II has been computed BY geograph.
erx that II the sea were emptied OF It's
waters and all the rivers Of the earth
were to pour their present foods into
the vacant space. allowing nothinG for
evaporation. 10000 years would be
required to bring the water Of the
ocean up to its preseat level
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
Decay Of Individually

The decay Of individuality In EnG
land. says the London Graphic. IL .
most curious circumstance. and II 10
this that 10 injuring our literature and
art. There Is scarcely . writer who
dares to strike out In . new line: his
work would probably be rejected. how.
ever good It was. II II the same with
art. What ordinary Englishman now
ventures even TO dress differently
from those about him?
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

Dead reckoning In . term used In
navigation to express the estimatio
that Is made Of u ships place without
having recourse to observation Of the
celestial bodies. II IL made by observ.
Ing the way she makes by the log.
and the course on which she has been
Steered. making allowance for diff.
ieewAy, etc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
To make Cheap Gas-light for
Country Homes

out extra charge which used any one Of these -
Ae:'yle?e Generator; j. had found :.is snd eaeetv.
OF wired for Electricity. under proper conditions
Now. the Insurance Con,ean'es essh! 70 know
Cenerators were absolutely Safe to use
po.on oec,r. from any one Of the Acetylens Gener-
And. here's a proof of their good judgment.
Though there are now Two Million people using
enc Ign; IN nmere. there have only been le..
Kerosene and Gasoline.
There have also been 1901 Fire. from Electricity.
Besides these there have been IS Fires from the
Suns rays: But; only for, Fire: from Aestyiene.
Ih. show: how as':. the Board ~,
permitting only the 70 makes that were sbosr
tieios. out Of the Goo experiments that
the market.
well-the boom in Aeetylene Lighting made lonr,
t,iees possible on the material is derived from, viz
Calcium Carbide = material that looks like Granite
Today. Aeetyiene Lish. j, full third eA.s,e, than
Kerosene Light. OF Gasoline Light per Candle Power
nor !l!ss-fes,sAs tina. Of City Gas
II can't trssv these statements to your full satis-
'ess NOT Ssa ss Zen md e.,.
: also 10 &. wS;sss Lsh.-.he n..r.., to n.,u,..
because Of this with is freedom from aiekes. Il e
the easiest Of ID Artificial Light on The Eyer
IL 20 n1a3ch ike St0t sunlight th1t u mas nn4oe
plants grow hours per day in dark cellars where
ray Of Sunlight could reach them. Il made them grow
tuies fest similar plants that had only the Sun
light Of daytime. viz. half the tine.
That was proven BY Cornell University in . three.
months experiment made this very year.
Now I've saved up for the last point more i'm
portant to you than all the others about Aeetyens
Light.
il consumes only ess- fos~fh ~ much Of the vital
Oryxes from the Air Of Living rooms Of bedrooms.
either Kerosene OF City Gas-Lighs consumes
That's = frsnssdoss difference in . lifetime, mark
yoathree- fourths Of . difference.
Beeause.-Oxygss b Life.
And every III Of oxygen stolen from the lung, Of
Women, Children and Men. through Lighting 10 .
loss that can never be made good aGain.
AA Candle Power Aeetylsne Light costs you only
hrc:9fis Of cent Per hour. 90.
in the year fos four steady hours
. third more viz: iAsss-kfths Of cent per hour fsv
keyossss siese. O. MS pr year
That's exclusive Of ieokcn lang chimney. new
wicks, md The everlasting drudgsry aud danger Of
cleaning filling and trimmnG daily
want to Iresv these figures to you. Reader. II yos
are house owner o. stosskeeper.
Tell me how many rooms you've got and III tell you
Whst will cost b light them with brilliant. beautiful,
Sanitary. eye.savng Aeetylene.
Write me today for my Free Book about -SunigAs
q Tae"
Just address me here 49,.
-AessyIene loees."
Adams S..
Chicago. M
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

The Paris Osuiois points out that
elephants that show sudden savagery
nay be suffering from pain In . tooth.
add cites Instances Of the restoration
~ good temper after proper treatment
hy Q dentist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

How's this for . mean man! He
gives his little boy . penny for going
to bed without his supper. After the
little boy has Eoae TO bed. he sneaks
upstairs and steals II out Of bis pocket.
When the little boy comes down In the
morning he whips him for l0siag H.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
Women Workers.

New York stale are working for wages.
where twenty years ago tribe more
than one-si1ih were 80 employed.
Massachusetts reports twenty.eiEht
per cent. Of its female population work
ing for wages.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
0sNsNaA % Gaitss.

For revenge on the editor Of the
Nouesten Nachrichten. BamberE. Ger.
many. Who had published an unAppre-
ein,ive account Of their exploits. some
burglars entered his house and
smashed everything on the premises.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

Experts calculate that Irish hogs are
csi able Of turning out so.Ooo.oo0 tons
Of fuel year for . thousand years.
ana II this were sold Il would brins
Ia SEQ. 900 900 . year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

Most people think white g1pes
make white wine and dark grapes
make red wine: II II . popular error
Red wine is made by fermentias graps
Juice and grape skins together. aad
white wine ID made BY fermenting
grape juice alone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

Why IL II that when you tell = girl
A'm has pretty hair she always says
skc Just had II washed the other day
aui hasn't been able TO do = thiug
with Il siucc:-Cieveiaad Leader.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

A sensible man never has any spare
time to attend to other peoples bust
ness unless he is hired for that pur-
pose.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
OAOv's AWFUL ECZEMA.

eses Like Raw ossf-Theveht She
Would Loss Her Ear-ttssIsd
without . 0ismish-Msth-
o. Thanks cvtieura.
NY little girl had eczema very bad
when she vas ten months old. |
thought she would lose her right ear
II had turned black. and her face vas
like . piece of raw meat. and very
sore. II would bleed when I washed
her. and had To keep cloths on Il
day and night. There Was not . clear
spot on her face when I began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. and now
n il completely healed. without scar
ar blcmish. which Is more than I had
hoped for. fsiEned) Mrs. Rose Ether.
2si Eckford ST. Brooklyn. n. y"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

see on the feet OF his client = pair Of
boots that had been stolen from him
some time before.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

peres In Palm q HAM.
Ia the palm II the hAad there ars
!.s.O pores to the square zach. u
these pores we're united ead 10 es4
th~y would measure abost ave otlss
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

WkeN . Mans oeoke.
IT 10 asvsr till . mas eoss bscks. :"
said the pAiiosopher. saseiy. that IN
srtrads advise him 10 aesd."-Baitt
more American.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

Iieutsaant-i shall not pay yoa ios
the two kissss. bat ! give you pssnis
slot to use ny name - fsfes eaee-
Aeggeadorfse BlasteS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

"Aestyisns Jenss."
See hts advertisement In this paper
and write him to day for free booklet.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

n 700 don't get the biggest and ~
lt'0 your own fault. Defiance Starch
10 for sale every where and there y
positively nothing 10 equal u b auol.
~ OF quantity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28
TEA
Our fortune and hope are
in tea, in good tea.
You probably want that
tea.
vsss sssss sssssss ,.ss .sss, " ,ss sssv NJ
evesN'as essA-

Akeat the oaiy way 10 convince = girl
that her tstottte young man 10 not an
onssi II I" let her marry HIN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

Are you going To send your hoy to
'"iirk"f Taint necessary. lie can
smoke cigarettes now"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-10-28

Ness b Nsiiss ~ WtomsA.
Mother Gray. . nurss h New Yerk, A!s.
covered . plsasAAt herb rvaody for wosea's
us, calisd ACBTRAIIAN.t.sAr. u V The
eoly csetala 0outhiy PeguiAsoe. Cure
lsoats wsokaassas, Bscksehs, kiAHsy anl
Urtsssy troubles. A. all Druegists or By
ali - cts. sample Nailed t'KEE AAArssS
- Mother Gray O., Lsl10y, y. Y.
Try letting other peoples nffsirs
.ioae aud pou viii have more time TO
devote To your own
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
SC0TTY GOT THERE
ON RECORD TIME.
,owboy Special Train Was Six
Minutes Ahead Of Fastest
Estimate.
STRENUOUS RIDE TO CHICAGO
Story Of the Trip OF the Eccentric
Mining Man Across the Middle
States

Chicago, July ll--Wlth every
jeer blackcnci by q dcIlrouB reeord-
.broikng run from los Angeles TO chi
:, cngo, the walter Scott special on The
Santa 10 railroad arrived here az lltl
q, mp having beaten an previous rec.
ord0 by hours ~ well us hcltcrIHg the
special ran's own oSao.Ing schedule.
Consisting NJ baggage car diner
and private living ear the train which
LEFT Los Angeles at n, M sunday
camo into the POLK street station today
almost 10, top speed, having made tho
nun Of 9,22iR miles IN n hours and "a
minutes, This Is 81 hours ana O min.
utos fofior thau the time Of the regular
Santa Fo llmlicl IL SIS lhrcc hours and
rly minutes fag'G than tho Original
contract called for (which NuE rs
hours, and beats oven iho later srhfls
vie Of u hours by FIE minutes
The beet previous time fOr lhlH run
was made by thp Peacock special I'M
1900 IN u 'mco uglInN death" bat the
record ~ lhls train by the performance
contaminated today n boutrn hy Hpys
IN hours and 90 minutes l5Xtra0rl.
nary time WAS made ,aslhound from
Dodge city, khn, whore tho train ar.
riro1 50 minutes late last uiRhl M 1.3l
o'clock But u good road bed, tIUlr
track, ana expert work by the engineer
ana liremen not only enabled Scott .o
reRaln the lost time, but 10 beat hH
closest and most hopeful calculations
by PIX nlnutcr,
Tho train was IN excellent condition
WHOM II arrived, save lur lho cDalug VI
dust and CRIME, The crew was smiling
nnd happy although ehoNnR traces OF
The strain they had undergone
Eliminating Uops nr dead time
which aggregated 30 minutes. the rpo.
clal made The run IN Is hours and 30
minutes or an average for the cnilro
22ii- miles Of OIL miles per hour The
flsicHt time NJ me run WAS made be.
tween Chlllcotho ana Coal CNy lllo y
distance Of n miles, which was cover.
"a at the rate OF 6blf miles per hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
OBRDiENT Boy.
Father Told Him the nrink was on Him
1T was

While This ia hardly a i0iroad story
o. the same time tNuh told This morn.
tng by u railroad mon ON W c. Couson.
head Of the local ticket bureau of the
Oregon Short Lno,
" appears that Mr., coulson hlg "A
poung hopeful In the fotm OF SON and
heir who vs. tho apple of his eye, This
youngsters health IN source N cons
ptNnt Wntohnlo ON the pJrt Of the dot
ing parents Among other things The
boy " required 10 drink a GLASS 0f cold
water on arising I'M the morning To
pet him TO gup down this requires cone
siderable diplomacy and good nuturod
char Yesterday morning he was OBJ.
durato ana refused his mpllnnl drink
"Como. SON pleaded the nnMous fulh.
'r take this II rs ON me- The boy
took The glass and then looked nt bis
rlfo with Wido open oyoA "nu YOU
pHpa'" ho exclaimed I'm nei0nlshmont,
'sure," exclaimed Couleon, ION me-
II wna what h technically termed IN
thirst omporiums 'loug drink The
next instant the drink was ON OoulsDn
nll right with due dcllboralon the
youngstor took the glass ana threw It's
oonlcn,e IN his fathers face, thoroughly
wctllnB him from neck 10 waist
Tho hoy was not spanked because No
pboyod orders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.


Notice To- hereby NYou that scaled bids
| will be- r,ccvcd ly ilr WdciNgnud I'm IL
l.li y a. JulN 81, lNa. lur the matrIulH
ana Labor required IN Che WORK below
mentioned ana UDrnrumg TO NE plmH
mrUlnDuUuna and duWlnpr which UIu
opon tor mtpucllun ut lho bildola M The
oiuro ol nulilU.& ludEH ~ the Dos0lpl
National Bank bulldnH m the pomur oi
Main ana tlrtt south SWrrlu in SAT-
Lake CITY Utah ana oil hits aud prupn'
tuls lt the above llmo VIII hv publicly
opon,9 ond lrnd ln me once Of the Dec
prrl National BUM IN Fuld city
Al bids must ho addressed lu "InNprs
Wly ot Utah san Lake CITY Utah" and
marked IN the lower lcfl hand CORNER
"Blde' or ruch bids cm lr delivered a.
ne Boad ot Rcpcnu at The raid limo
and plucu ul opcnlNV same,
BIDS must NOT contain conditions qullls
lruilOlr proportions ol my uthur thluRH
Than llofo mentioned in plans rpocllca.
lions, druWlnnH, contracts and bond nud
bidder must use me form Of bids which
VIII be found m the olhro Of the mld
architects, ana no oihor form OF bid viii
Do received
4 certified or cashiers check on some
bank In salt Lake Ciix ltuh, tor AZ least
must be- ncloscd, a check need not be-
put IN for duplicate work, Each check
Is 10 10 made payable tu tho undersigned,
qua is ~ be- forfeited 70 The undersigned
W 'NF' wv NIN '. UNIV lll'N NNN wv OllltI
docs not onlCr into the contract within
lhro days nflor ltN OcrcnInnco Tor tho
faithful execution Of the contract and
bond hereinafter mentioned
Tho proposed contract ana bond are
olto AZ Tho office NJ said architects, and
can there be examined
a bond must bo furnished for ouc.hnlf
N the bid, with good ana sutNrlanl sure,
tics, AL satisfactory. a. the undersigned.
The bids are 70 be for the following
WORK ana no subdivisions Wll ho ,unsId.
cred,
First ror khleomInrg ana Vanishing
tho Normal Museum LIhruN aud phyfl
cal buildings on University Site iusl east
ana adjacent 90 salt Lake CITY l'hh
WORK TO be completed IN IN days after
sWlug contract
Second For me erection ot u now
Boiler House and relocating boilers
ana holling basement NJ Physical rulld.
iug 0f Branch Normal This work 90 be-
d0uo on The Branch Normal campus Al
Codur CIV I TAN
The undersigned rcscWCe The right ~
reject any and ull bids
UNIVERSITY or UTAH