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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

Though the automobile is with III
always, when the ground is covered
with snow as well as when grass
blows green. just now autos are oui
IN great numbers; and 1t behooyes the
autoist to see to suitable wardrobe
For town and fashion resort one
wears clothes OF different order from
those selected for lengthy tours, and
to-day we shall discuss dress for the
former occasions. Our illustration
shows a fetching motor hat Of pleated
gray glace trimmed only with wings.
The veil, such prominent part Of
the costume Of the average motor
lady, Is gray with black dots. The
all enyeloping wrap is gray cloth
'of heavy material with collar Of
glace.S
For outing wear one sees some very
attractive costumes. Whilst voile
seems the last thing in the world to
choose for rough and ready purposes,
1t is to be recommended for walk
ing suit in the city. where there are
no fences to be climbed, no stone walls
vaulted. 1t is light in weight and
comes in all shades. The following
proved a very desirable walking cos
tune, both in regard to comfort and
appearance short pleated skirt of
tan voile relieved by hair lines of
green; the jacket a jaunty affair,
warm and snug when closed, nice for
warm day when open. From be-
meath the coat peeped a soft silk
blouse Of green. The hat was a burnt
straw sailor with folded band and
high-reaching bow of plaid ribbon.
Sailor hats by the time summer is
well here may be worn ad nauseum,
but there is enough variety of styles
to give considerable diversity. Those
hats when trimmed are
really acceptable, and one sees some
exceptionally smart ones. The other
day | passed the window of a small
exclusive shop whose products almost
always bear the unmistakable stamp
Df style, and thought beholders the
next "a hours would be apt to see
through rose-colored glasses. Every
hat on display was of some shade
II old-rose, in most cases toned down
With black. One of the cone-crowned
'ort had black velvet bandeau, and |
short black plume that made a low
lrch on one side. Quite number of
'hic hats have their trimming to the
light, a decided change from estab-
ished rules. The bird of paradise is
wen more in vogue than in the win
er, and on smallish black hat very
Effective.
In Paris doctors disagree. the best
own builders not in harmony as re-
ards modes; some hold to the sheath
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30
TO REMOVE WRINKLES.
No Woman Wants Crows Feet and
Forehead Wrinkles-How to
Send Them Away.

Tiny wrinkles at the corners OF the
eyes-the forerunners Of crows feet
may be taken out by the massage ball
writes Nine. Hebe in the Chicago In.
ter-ocean. Open the eye full and wide
and give the ball a motion which will
tend to spread the flesh at the corners,
working it about lightly and dexter
ously The ball may also be carried
across the upper edge Of the cheek
bone 50 that gentle pressure will be
exerted beneath the eye.
To prevent premature wrinkling Of
the forehead the little ball il passed
deftly back and forth from one tenn.
pie to the other, with circular mo-
tion. The friction caused by the
knobs stimulates the circulation Of
the blood and maintains the healthy
condition Of the cuticle where it is
most likely to show the first signs
of advancing years.
Additional plumpness may be i'm
parted to the cheeks by giving the
ball an upward and outward move
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

great deal, coming in the brightest
colors and in both pongee and tussora
silk. Simple little lawn turnover col
lars are in excellent style; SO dainty
and fine. and one may have number
OF them at small outlay. Wells OF two
sorts are seen; the small face veil
which ends just at the tip OF the
nose, and the billowing cloud which
makes Of the wearer mysterious
yelled lady.
The princess with double skirt effect
is the latest in princess robes. but
should not be affected by any but the
very tall. The underskirt is long at
the back, lies on the floor several
inches. A princess combined with en-
pire lines was recently displayed in
New York. a gown originating across
the water. 1t had a modified corselet
skirt, SO high at the back as to al
most reach the line Of the empire
short waist; then at the front it was
cut down we'll below the bust. The
skirt was Of pink silk. the waist Of
net. the net forming fluffy blouse
and pretty puffed sleeves, the pun
terminating above the elbow in a wide
band of lace. Pink velvet straps,
passed over the shoulders; the stock
and chemisette were of lace. This
costume would be very effective worn
with coral jewelry of the pale shade,
that pure pink which has no yelloy
In it. ELLEN OsMONDE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

Tnat Socialism Is spreading rapidly
ls pretty generally recognized. and that
doctrines once considered imposgibly
rabid are now at least admitted to dis
cussion. People Of all classes are ally
ing themselves with what is called
with numbe~less interpretations
cialism; rich man, poor man. learned
and ignorant, wise and foolish To be
socialist to-day does not necessarily
mean anarchy and long hair and red
neck-ties and an attic abode. The col
lege student, the son Of the millionaire.
from these the ranks at present are con-
siderably recruited. East and west they
rise up. the papers report with gusto
their very Democratic sentiments, make
quite as long STORY" Of their conver-
sion to Socialism as they do Of other
young millionaires that become
enamored Of chorus girls.
AT the meeting Of Socialists at the
country home Of ]. @. Phelps-Stokes
awhile ago, was young Joseph Medill
Patterson, Of Chicago, man of wealth
and married to daughter Of the rich.
AS Mr.. Patterson had just made public
proclamation Of his alliance with the
Socialists, an interviewer inquired OF
the new convert how he accounted for
the sudden influx of young millionaires
into the Socialist ranks, and received
this answer: only on the ground that
tne young millionaires are about the
only fellows that have time enough to
think" And then Mr.. Patterson elab-
orated his views on the doctrines Of his
espousal: Municipal ownership ia
only skin-deep Socialism. I'm for the
real brand, public ownership Of all the
sources Of wealth. Not until we have
removed all forms OF ruInous compe-
ation. by having all the sources OF
wealth owned and operated by the peo-
pie. shall we reach perfection. Then
tnere VIII be Job for everybody"
"A job for everybody" then Is one So |
cialistic ideal. II has been said that
there are as many kinds Of socialism as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30
FIGHTS POLICE IN MIDAIR.
Demented Sailor Struggles with on
GERS on Flagpole of High Build
ing in Cleveland.

Cleveland, O.--After rescuing a de-
mented sailor from wind blown flag
pole, three policemen had hard fight
with the man on the roof of History
building before subduing him. The
sailor was from the battleship Iowa.
and recently had been confined in the
Boston insane asylum.
The man had slipped to the roof Of
the Williamson building unobserved
and had begun to climb the fiagpole
when a fiutter OF blue caught the eve
of Sergeant Of Police Hannah.
Summouing two policemen. Hannah
hurried 70 the roof. Up climbed the
man, and the wind twisted him about
the pole, and seemed about to hurl him
into the street 225 feet below.
Finally the policemen pulled him
down by a halyard that had become
twisted about his leg, and then the
struggle for the mastery started. The
man fought iercely until beaten into
submission.
thinking he was a deserter from
the navy the officers took him to the
recruiting station, where it was learned
his name ~ J. Cline, and that he re-
Gently hsa tsen confined as insane.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30
THE FARMERS LASS.
How She Gets Her Prettily Rounded
Arms, Her Fine Shoulders and
Splendid Health.

Did you ever notice the well-round
ed arm Of little country farm lassit
as she worked" the freshly churned
butter-throwing it, pressing it, pat.
ting it-throwing it deity with her
wooden paddle? Or have you admired
the beauty and strength Of her young
arms as she kneaded a great batch Of
bread-folding it. pressing it, tossing
1t; punching it with her plump we'll
shaped fists till quite satisfied that ii
needed no more kneading?"
Do you suppose her arms would be
as well developed, her shoulders as
rounded and her health as perfect IL
she sat all day by window indoors,
sewing, or typewriting, or perchance
in crowded schoolroom teaching?
The farm, with it's fresh air, plain
food but good, fresh eggs and milk:
the farm life with its duties, every
one necessitating some exercise Of the
physical powers, is to be thanked for
her splendid health and vitality-her
fresh strong beauty and wholesome de-
veiopment.
She daily climbs the ladder into
the hay loft to hunt for eggs, she
peeps under the currapt and raspberry
bushes for the same-she sweeps.
dusts, bakes and sews-she weeds the
garden, she harnesses the horse, and
oh, how she enjoys the long evenings
when work being over she may revel
in her fairyland of books. and rest
the tired body while the mind trav-
els afar.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

mornings of the average day many
well-fitting long coats are seen. We
have chosen for our illustration this
week practical costume of the morn
ing order, rough brown and blue
check; touches of brown, you remem-
ber we made assertion some time ago.
was to be very smart this season.
The collar, buttons and belt of the
brown and blue frock are of dark
brown velvet, the hat is one of those
summer felts that come in very we'll
on the cool days, and has for trim
ming long osprey feather and scarf
Of blue silk. This would make very
suitable costume for travelling, espe-
cially good if the travel was by wa
ter.
Coats OF all lengths are worn; short
ones. to be sure. in the lead But
the long redingote is still in good
style. the longish box coat novelty
that has found favor, fancy boleros
very much the thing. For automobile
cloalxs rajah silk. Of good substan-
tial sort, is well liked: it sheds the
dust easily, comes in attractive shades
and in those that stand exposure to
the sun.
Colored silk lingerie waists are
novelty that appeal to many, and may
be had in the usual suit shades. The
lingerie waist differs little from that
Of last year. save that the back IS
now trimmed. Striped shirtings in
tailored styles have returned to IA
vor, and are a great comfort. The
plain waist for mornings has always
had a few adherents, and now will
have many since Z bears the stamp
of fashion.
Wash neckwear Is in highest favor,
and the Windsor tie will be worn 4
known -to man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

there are individual socialists. but prob
ably this Is an attack by the enemy
the enemy that ever uses ridicule for q
weapon.
Although America has long beer
known as home OF communissic expert.
ments, II was not unttre Nc coming Of
the German influence .,f.er the political
disturbances Of 1SfS in Germany, had
driven so many able men to seek asylum
In this country. that American socialism
proper began. Among the refugees were
radical leaders who set about to estab-
lish Utopian conditions here. Next we
note the German gymnastic unions
tturnvereIne); In the early days
avowedly socalistic, but after the
civil war losing much OF this charac-
ter. In 1865, In New York. the Social
Democratic party was organized.
which soon after became affiliated
with the international Working
mems association. At convention
held In Philadelphia in 1874. the So
cialists formed q Social Democratic
Workingmen's party. and at con-
vention held three years later in New
Jersey adopted the name Socialist La
Dor party. This party had great
deal Of trouble with the anarchists.
Affairs came to a climax after the ar
rival in this country Of Johann Most,
when the Socialists made decision to
have no connection whatever with the
anarchists.
With the candidacy Of Henry George
(1sS6) for the mayoralty Of New
York city and for the goyernorship OF
New York (1SS7), we come to two i'm
portant events in the history Of the
Socialist Labor party. In the mayor
atty contest George ran against Hew-
1T and Roosevelt. and received a.
larger vote than the latter. In the
contest for governor. the Syracuse
convention Of the Union Labor party
repudiated Socialism: and from this
epoch dates the decision Of the So
cialist Labor party to have no affilia-
tion thereafter with any other party,
but to stand for an independent ticket
Since that decision, organized polit-
dcal Socialism has made no small
progress here,
Let us glance at some Of the means
by which socIalistic doctrines have
been spread In this country, apart
from the great influence exerted by
socialistlc works OF foreign authors.
In 1884 appeared book, written by
a naturalized Dane. called ~coopera-
tive Commonwealth" Four years
later we have Edward Bellamy's
Looking backward" and then the
work this author accomplished in the
"Amerlcanization or Socialism"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

reasons for the rapid spread OF social.
ism over the greater part of the civil
ICED world lies in the extraordinary
activity of the socialists in propa-
ganda work. In Germany the social
list press wields an enormous influence
and we find remarkably coherent"
party. here socialism developed to a
Commanding political position" In
France the socialists are much divided,
but French socialism has strength and
vitality. In Belgium. socialism is one
of the strongest political forces. In
Denmark we find very successful CO.
operative organizations. In Italy the
revolutionary phase is emphasized
more or less. but the demands as a
whole are not unreasonable. England
is in the stage OF municipal expert
ments."
CHRISTOPHER WEBSTER.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30
Virtues of Hot Water

AS to hot water, there is no end to
the gooS that may be acquired
through this simple remedy. Cold
blooded people. who have little thirst,
viii do well to make business Of
drinking a certain amount Of hot wa
ter every day throughout the winter
season. 1t lessons the tendency to
take cold and improves the circula-
tion. Before going to bed is a good
time for this. as it warns up and re-
lakes the system, thus preparing the
way for good nights sleep.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

would think would tend to give a rev.
olptionary character to American so.
ciaiism; but the discomfort and much
OF the racial prejudice become
softened, and though the foreigners
are OF no small influence in spreading
socialistic views, on the whole the in
nuence Is not SO radical as might be
supposed. The proportion OF foreign
ers to Americans has decreased very
rapidly In the last five years: II has
become an American movement. In
speaking OF American socialism. an
authority on the subject says 1t is
probably more MARKHAM (scientific IN
distinction to Utopian) than socialism
OF the other great countries Of the
world. There is also tendency to
lay less emphasis upon the 'immedi.
ate demands or the reforms which can
be accomplished while the framework
OF the existing order Is retained"
Christian Socialism" IS a term onco
more in use than at present. refers 10
The tenets held by such men as the
noted English Hughes and Canon
Kingsley. -Taen there is kind Of
socialism the Germans ironically
speak Of as socialism OF the chair"
and some individuals call professor
ial socialism" In America OF late the
college professor has been more or
less conspicuous in socialistic propa.
ganda-not infrequently at the ex.
pense OF his "job" Some call names.
some give warnings.
In a series OF articles written by DR.,
Richard T. Ely and DR.. Thomas X.
Urdah. we learn that one OF the chief
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30
Notes Of Fashions of the Dav

Now the wanton lapwing gets him.
self another crest. now vain woman
does likewise. Color, color every.
where, everything gay and festive,
tbs somber and sober, kept out of
sight Such flower gardens as riot
on the hats. such light dresses,
everybody seems having a holiday.
There are the bluest blues. the green
est green's, the rosiest reds-no one
color monopolizing the field.
On the warmest days abbreviated
coates of fancifil sort have part in
the afternoon promenade. but for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

Like At. others are for empirs moa.-
and soft fall OF draperies. Whir<
makes things rather comforting tn
her Of slender purse; she need not
attempt the one new fashion since no
one fashion obtains.
The Pnrisians have found charm
Ing combination In light appIe-graon
and autumnal brown, the green Of
the palest tint. A beautiful costume
designed for Casino wear. was FASH
ioned Of apple-green crepe de chine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

Henry Georges Progress and Pow
erty had an immense circulation. OF
recent works there are several that
might be mentioned; Robert Hunters
Poverty" and Jack London's "War
OF the Glasses" have attracted much
attention. A large number OF peri
odicals In support Of socialism are
published in the United States-in
1898 they were estimated at about 100.
The International Socialist Review Is
the organ Of scientific socialism in
this country.
Ine steady stream Of immigrants
pouring into our land. discontented
exiles from across the water. one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

There are two rocks on which wom-
en-. who might otherwise be well
dressed, frequently suffer shipwreck;
the one is the gaping placket. the other
skirt shorter in front than behind.
Both OF these, even the most inexpe-
rienced OF amateur dressmakers can
avoid. Make the placket on the side,
and fasten with patent clasps sewn
close together.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30
NEAT EMBROIDERY DESIGN.
Il Making Dolly, Use Fine Linen or
Nainsook, for Handkerchief
Get Large Hem.

The design shown here may be
worked on the corners of pocket hand
kerchiefs. doilys. etc. The parts show
ing black in the illustration are holes
worked round with sewing-over
stitches; the light parts are satin
stitch. the stalk parts in cording-
stitch. The scalloped edges are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

with waistcoat Of golden-brown panne
Cream lace in chemisette and frills
for the short sleeves added to the
color scheme. as did the green hat
unrelieved by any touch of color.
The green hat we have had with
US these three years past, but it is
as attractive as when first making
appearance. On st. Patrick's day one
Of the shops had window yerdant
with hats the color sacred to the
good saint, and not one but was
charming. An especially attractive
moss-green model was trimmed with
nothing except great bunch Of pale
blue forget-me-nots, and one thought
how refreshing this would be on
sultry day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

Retired Publican (explaIning details
of his new mansion)-I'd like to abe
two statues at the foot of the stairs
Architect-What kind OF statues
would you like?
'Td like Apollo on one side and
Apollinaris on the other. The Taller.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30
'ussesil.a por z.ttson.

Hanssl a rstter in a shop AT
Bourne, Linc n x. England. is 4
leg OF mutton 50 Years old. It was
bought from the present occupier'a 4
predecessor BY gentlemsp who said
he would call for it later on. Hs
never did 50. and there it hangs to-
day. It has 50 withered that 1t resem-
bles shillalah.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

Tobacco-C Chewing Husband latter
ascending the stairs)--I am all out Of
breath.
Wife-Then kiss me, please.-N. Z.
weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

worked in smaller scallops of button
hole-stitch.
II the design is for a handkerchief
It is a good plan to obtain one of good
quality. the width of the hem larger
than you require the finished hand
kerchief to be. Mark the design In
the corners and the scalloped border
all round, then work; cut away the
material beyond the scalloped edge.
For a dolly, fine linen or nainsook
should be used f. the foundation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-30

Where several women receive to-
gether, the names may all be on one
card
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-13
wnAr lie KlpNEYs DO.
Their uneeasiny Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in he body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood
They work night and day, When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
of impure matter daily, when IN
healthy some part of this impure mat
ter is left in the blood. This brings
on many diseases and symptoms
pain in the back. headache. nervous
neEs, hot. dry skS. rheumatism,
govt. gravel. disorders OF the eye
sight and hearing. dizziness, -dropsy,
deposits in the urine. etc. But L
you keep the filters right you viii
have no trouble with your kidneys.
j. c. Humphrey, dealer in stoves
and ranges, 1852 Jefferson street. Sa-
yannan. Ca. writes: Il write you to
state that Doan's Kidney Fills did me
so much good that [ feel it my duty
to tell about 1t. / could scarcely at
tend to my work SO bad was my con.
dition / was run down. weak ana
nervous and had more annoying
symptoms of kidney trouble than 1
can mention. Before | began using
Doans Kidney Pills. my weight was
about 1856 pounds. Now It is lou
pounds | have taken but two boxes
and am now on the third. | had tried
specialists, and | thought almost
everything recommended for kidney
trouble. but nothing did me any COCA
until got Doan Kidney Pills. They
seemed 10 build up my whole sssesFn
and ! felt better thin In Yees.
q Plenty more proof like this from
brunswick people. Call at Huuter' 3
drug store and ask what customers
report
Fq~sele by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milhnrn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nsme-Doan's-a
take no other.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-13
SENDS 4 LETTER
TO THE VETERANS
GENERAL WILEY CALLS ATTEN-
TON TO APPROACHING STATE
REUNION.

Gen. c. NJ. Wiley, Of Macon, com
handing the Georgia division, United
Confederate Veterans, is sending out
communication to all the camps
of the state, calling attention to ire
annual reunion. which is to be held
IN Savannah, beginning November II.
The letter follows:
Dear Comrades: The next reunion
OF the Georgia division. u c. ", w1ll
be- held in the city of Savannah. Ga
OH the 18th and 14th Of November.
next
The railroad fare will be cents 0
mile for round trip.
THE hotels and boasding houses
VIII all Charge reduced rates.
The major general comman Ing
earnestly hopes that the entire mem
bership Of your camp will be present
OF that occasion.
The headquarters of the division
VIII be at the De Soto Hotel. The
convention will be called TO order ~
10 o'clock a. M. on the 18th. Each
camp viii Immediately appoint dele
gates and alternates. and forward the
names and your dues to Col. J. W.
Wilcox, adiutant general. at Macon.
ia.
THE veterans o. Chatham county
and the citizens OF Savannah Will take
great pleasure in entertaining the old
heroes OF the cos. and are making
great preparations for your pleasure
and comfort, and are proud to have
tie opportunity to give you a royuI
welcome.
BY order: c. NJ. WILEY.
Major General, Commanding Georgia
Division. U c. V.
q, w. WILCOX,
"Adiutant General"