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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

or Mare Africano. from q iordly VII
derness Of supreb temples and nagnia-
cent buildings OF all kinds. To-day Il
Is worth a pilgrimage from The ends
Of the earth. There is perhaps 10
place Of ruin in the whole world more
beautiful than this. To see f. As the
present writer last saw Il. IN q gold
en- sunset glow. with the great Temples
cleaning like yellow ivory. and the
town itself Of a dusky gold. and the
sea beyond. and uplands and noun.
tains behind. irridated with a serene
glory Of light Is 10 see what will b for
life an unforgettable impression. an
ever deeply moving remembrance.
To locsliSe the three ioveiiest views
In Sicily land fancy that most trav-
elers Eculd agree With mel. I should
specify that from the terrace o. the
Hotel Timeo a. Taormina. that from
the monastery-hostelry Of Madonna
dei Tindaro over Tyndaris and the
Aeolian isles. and that from the ter
race Of the Hotel Beividere on the
south val Of Girgend. looki-g out on
the lovely temples. the beautiful up
lands and slopes. and tne blue sea
washing Porto Empsdocie below.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
GROWTH OF SOUTHWEST.
Great Increase in Population Shown
in Texas and the Ter
ritoriea.

SouthwestEard the course Of en-.
pire Is taking its way. That regions
expansion Is greater since 1900 than
II was prior thereto. Not only are
Texas and It's two territorial neighbors
On the north keeping up their old
gait. but Arkansas. Arizona and New
Mexico are showing an increase not
previously touched. says the Metro
poiifan.
From the Chicago. St. Louis, Kansas
City and New Orleans gateways. By
way Of the many railroads which are
extending their operations either By
lengthening their main lines or By an
nexing branches running In all dfrec-
tions. there Is q vast thrush OF people
these days into the section between
Missouri's and Kansas southeriy
border and the Gulf Of Mexico and BE-
tween the Mississippi and the Rocky
mountains and the Rio Grande.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
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I1ls zppzrzf1s gives CIT nc more
po-s11C1E products thzn The Wels-
bach devices use1 for Iluuinztic1:
the burners are precisely the same. A
heating przrzrus "a composed. as
s10En in The diagram. O. a number q
intensive gzs-t1rrers fA) disposed in
= rOE- Above each o. The burners Is
plzned a mantle fB) called the rzdi0-
inczndescent body. The nanres are
heated ~ the fame Of the burners:
they are almost nonluminOus. but emit
Z very intense heat horizontally.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
MIGHT HAVE BEEN RIGHT,
Pet Phrase Of a Store Clerk, Repeat
edly Used. Nay Have Kit
the Mark.

A clerk IN a clothing store In south
ern New Hampshire. had an amusing
habit Of using. on all sorts Of occa-
siOns. the expression. That helps
some" II = customer came IN and
found q suit o. clothes Of the right
pattern. even though the price was
TOO high for him 10 think Of buying.
the clerk would utter the consollng
words. That helps some" II the
clsthes were cheap enough. but we're
several sizes TOO large OF too small,
stu he would remark. That helps
some"
One day LADY came into the store
and asked 70 Be allowed 70 see an as
sortment OF neckties. The polite clerk
spread out an array Of these goods for
ksr inspection. and while she was
making her selection he noticed that
she looked exceedingly sad and tear
full The clerk ventured some com
nonplace remark. which led the Won
an 70 explain that her burden was
very heavy one; that she was left With
but little money and with several
small children 10 support
Ny husband" she said al last, has
gone 70 a better world
We'll" said the clerk. deeply
moved, that helps some"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

drogen fame and urites With alkalies.
More resistant still is aiumina. which
falls only In the electric furnace. and
resists all such corrosive actions as
oxide OF iron. to which silica yields.
Chalk. though subject to chemical ac-
ton. Withstands heat wonderfully.
Magnesia. titanic acid and iron oxide
are other simple natural compounds.
but the electric furnace Is producing
many complex manufactured materi.
ais. like carborundum. that are taking
their place for practical purposes In
working with great heat the electric
furnace offers an enormous adran-
iage. as the iutensest heating is IN
fernal and substances can Be actes
upon By temperatures that would de-
stroy the crucibie vails II applied from
the outside
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

Emil Jung. a professor in the Uni
versity OF Geneva. say that snalls per
ceive the odor Of many substances. but
only when not far away. In order TO
prove this It Is necessary merely to
dip glass rod in a strongly smelling
substance and bring Il near the large
tentacles Of q snail IN motion II Il ls
put close to these horns. the tentsciss
are violently drawn back. As The
animal perceivss the odor. Il changes
its course. snails also smell By means
Of their skin Contact is not necessary
for the mere vicinity Of q perfume
causes an indentzfion q the skin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

The world has not oaly wanted TO
know all about the effects Of the great
calamity ct San Francisco but every
man Of science who Is even remotely
acquainted with the main facts Of sells
moloEy has been importuned 20 give
an explanation Of those disturbances.
Tire public has learned At least. says
the Philadelphia Ledger. how little Is
really known Of the fundamental facts
as 70 the causes Of earthquakes; II hag
come to appreciate. as Il perhaps never
did before. that seismology IS in It's
infancy. the careful and systematic
observation Of earthquakes being less
than a quarter Of a century old and
the complete records having only
about half that period. This limited
knowledge is useful IN that Il viii
lead to a Discriminating judgment as
70 what Is and what is not scientifcal-
~ accurate or Trustworthy IN the mass
Of material offered for the instruction
or the people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
- INcANpEscENT HEArER-

itE own stcp-cock. Thus a satisfactory
degree of control Is assured There is
never observed a setting back Of the
fame. nor explosion. nor Whlsrii1g.
nor fame that deposits SCOT owing 10
scarcity q air-supply. nor lack Of sym
metry and consequent poor control Of
the flames II is possible to put
out one 81 four burners out Of five. II
Il Is desired 70 lessen the heat-supDly,
and this arrangement is much prefer
able 10 that IN which the flames are
turned Up or down together. The way
fin which the mantles are mounted on
the burners makes Il easy to handle
them The whole collection forms
a rigid body which may be lifted I'D
and carried about a. will. On the fore
going principles numerous types Of
crate have been devised.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
cIRcENTI THE BEAUTIFUL.
Nc Place of Ruins In the Whol'
world Mere Beautiful
Than This.

Writes william Sharpe In The Car
den Of the Sun" in Century. Every
one has heard Of Girgenti. as Of Syra-
cuss. before coming 10 Sicily. The
most beautiful city Of antiquity has
left an enduring name. and II the Cir
genu Of today be far from the AgTi-
gentum of Roman splendoF. and stIll
further from the Acrzgas Of Green
beauty and mzgnihcence. Il Il still
nObiy worth seeing Even the least
responsive Imagination can hardly fail
70 apprehend some idea OF what this
town must have been of old. when
Acragas, with its vast extent and over
10000 Inhabitants. looked out across
the dark-blue waters Of the Greek sea,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
CHEMICAL REsIsTANcEs.
Engineers Intent Upon Finding =
Substance which VIII with
stand Intense Heat.

Hunt the slipper when the slipper
Is a heat proof material Is the game
the engineers are playing. The ex.
treme temperatures necessary In mod
ern industries have developed a new
kind of engineering work In the selec-
tioa Of materials that are adapted for
containing vessels and utensils By
their resistance 10 both heat and chem
ical action NJ. Auguste Morel. q
French engineer. finds carbon In the
form Of graphite TO be especially val
Hable. as Il resists almost all temper.
atures. but It unites chemically with
iron and cannot be used in work with
that material Pure silica Is most use
ful. though Il softsns In the oIyhy-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

trance 70 an earth was surrounded
oy I've or six rabbit holes. the tenants
of which were unmolested by their
next-door neighbors
In third a litter or cubs was placed
In a large pit surrourded By fencing
from which there was no escape. ana
in which there were a number Of rab-
bits. None Of these vas attacked bv
the cubs. though they would selre
dead rabbit IN full sight Of the per.
son who had shot and thrown II %
then.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
CURIOUS HABITS OF FOxES-

The animals on which the fox usu.
ally preys are often LEFT untouched
round his own home. and Il is even
asserted that nothing Is killed on the
side Of The hin in which that home i
made. says Native Notes.
In . snail patch Of nettles within
few feet Of the mouth Of the foxes
earth q partridge placed her nest and
brought OF her brood. Round this net.
ne bed the cubs were constantly to
he seen. and in Il they played hide
and seek In another case the en.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

In two traps. set AZ a small water
hole on an Australian ranch. go rab-
hts have been caught alive in one
night The traps used we're ingenious
devices which let the rabbits cut one
b. one. a. fast - they are trapped.
into a small yard made Of portable
wire fencing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28
\ FISH TRAP.
Entirely New Scheme fer Catching
Eels and Catfish as Animals
Are Trapped

The genuine fisherman thinks rors
Of getting bites" than he does o.
really landing the fish. He may sit
on the bank Of the stream all day and
not a fsh 70 show for the days sport
but II he has had a few dozen bites,
he will be satisfied. To this class
Of fishermen the trap shown here WIN
be Of little interest The inventor has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

Tie total value Of the Russian var
ships either sunk b. the japanese or
captured By them in therecent var has
been found hy the Russian ministry Of
marine 70 amount 70 no less = sun
than s1ssSsoooo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

The Natal government viii pay
$3.50 for the head Of Bambata. the
rebeIlious Zulu chief Il Is stated
that this handsome oTer has made
even the 1ukeWarm chiefs less indf.
ferents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

Strong contrasts the London Out
filter says. are 10 be a feature Of mems
clothing this spring. Il adds. Even
In Scotland overcoats are undoubted-
" noisy"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

Bi0bbs-ls the population Of London
more dense than that Of New York;
Siobbs-Sure. Didn't you ever try
to tell an Engsishman q joke'-Phn-
adeiphia Record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

utilized The principles Of the animal
traps and adapted them for use in
the water. There Is little chance Of
the fish getting away. once he Is i'm
paied, and the latter Is easily accom-
plished- The trap Is suspended in the
water on dipsy. the bait being on
the end Of a line in the center. When
the fish pulls on the bait q spring Is
released. bringing the sections to-
gether and impaling him Il was de-
signed particularly for catching eels
and catfish. ersctually preveaung
their escape.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-28

More strength is lost in worry than
IN meeting the difaculties vben they
arrive
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
DOWDALL RELEASED
FROM PRISON
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN QUENTIN. Nov 22-'Wen, Cap.
1 think I'll go and see my mother; then
we will go to Florida. which has a
more congenial climate than California
I don't believe in hard work. 1 don't
need TO work When I get to San
Francisco I Will get better clothes and
pay my respects to the best citizens"
Thus spoke James Dowdan as Cap
tain of the Yard Randolph handed him
his pardon today, signed by Governor
George c. Pardee and the Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court On leaving the
prison free man Dowdall was attired
in a good suit that had been taken
from new convict.
Randolph feels confident that Dow
dali never led a straight life and will
be in trouble before long. He boarded
the MONDAY bus for San Francisco with
S5.35 in his pocket.
Dowdall was sentenced to fifty years
Imprisonment by Judge r v. Sargent
for robbing former Coroner Leland of
San Francisco OF $175, his Masonic
charm and gold watch and chain After
the robbery was committed the missing
articles were mysteriousIy returned
Dowdall made a wicked rush at Judge
Carroll Cook In the court and would
have injured him only for the prompt
action of Deputy Sheriff Jack Holland.
Subsequently it developed that Dowdall
was not guilty Of the robbery, Siemsen
and Dabner. the gaspipe men, confess
ing the crime.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
NEW YORK PLACES
TN TWO RACES
IN ONE DAY
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON. Nov. &c. /. Rich
ards iron horse New York was in great
fettIe At Bennings today and his owner
tried to win two races with the seven
yesr-old Sir Modred- -Memento gelding-
After finishing second in the third race
10 Rather Royal being beaten out by a
head Richards ran New York in the
fifth race. His price 10 win the third
race was 25 10 J. and his owner is re-
ported to have had nice bet across the
board on him, getting as good as 10 /
in the third race
After hardly being cooled out New
York started in the fifth race, being
quoted at 50 70 1 10 win Walsh again
had the mount and finished second to
Dolly Spanker. being beaten two
lengths This race was at a mile.
New York ran seven furlongs in the
third and a mile in the fifth, making il
pretty close TO two miles for the Rich
ards entry for the day.
The weather was clear and pleasant
for the first time in several days. The
track was in fairly good condition.
Specula ton on different events was
very brisk A fairly good programme
was run of but there was no especial
feature TO It.
John Boden. racing secretary TO the
Los Angeles Racing Association, wired
here 10 horsemen that the Jockey club
there has assured him the meeting an
nounced to begin on Thanksgiving day
viii positively open as scheduled. 1t
was welcome news TO horsemen-
The results:
First race seven fnrlOngs-Sandy Creeker
won. Rappahann0ck second, Old Colony third.
Time. %.
Second race. steeplechase about two and a
half miles-SandalWood won, Frank SOmers sec
ond CaiOOrahatchee third Time. 5:l1.
Third race. seven furlOngs-Rstber Royal won,
New York second ScsrfeIl third. Time. ]: 80.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Lee Harrison won,
Belfast second Botanisf third Time, 1:16.
Fifth race one mile-Dolly SpznEer won New
York second. Araunteer third Time ] :42 10.
Sixth race mile and q 0uarter-Beau-
claire won. Bulwsrk second, Caronsl third.
Time. 2.I2 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
STANFORD0ARSMEN
WILL ROW In A
BIG BOAT
sPEcIAL pIspArcH no zee AL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 22.-
intercollegiate rowing was placed on a
firm basis al Stanford University last
night by the executive committee of
the Associated Students. when ii was
definitely decided TO purchase an eight
oar shell and compete with the Uni
yersity of California next spring A
boat viii be obtained as soon as pos
sible from the East and practice started
the FIRST of next semester.
The action of the student officials
was FASTENED by the fact that the
Universities of California and Wash
ington have already decided TO row in
the big boats. The varsity races were
to have been held last year in four-oar
shells. All OF the cardinal crew has
returned and. together with the ma
terial of the interclass fours. the local
crew viii be one of the strongest that
has been produced. Dan Murphy has
been secured to tutor the oarsmen.
The new boat viii probably be pur-
chased at Cornell. The students of the
Eastern institution are anxious to see
the aquatic sport advanced here and
have volunteered assistance through
Professor w. F. Durand, head of the
mechanical engineering department
who formerly occupied that position
there
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
Sports Pages Road for Use of Motorists May Be Constructed
COLLEGE TOSSERS
TOO SPEEDY FOR
POLYTECHNIC

The Sacred Heart College baseball
team defeated the nine from the Poly
technic High School yesterday morn
ing In a TO ! game. Really good
baseball games are rare Just now and
the fans missed much by not being on
hand at this cleverly contested dia-
mond battle. The teams were evenly
matched. and IL was only BY hard
work that the Sacred Heart players
forced home the winning run
Poly showed good team work. but
Sacred Heart had the harder hitters
and a splendid battery az we'll Cul-
lum. at short. and Doran. at hrst.
played a good game for the vietors.
Next Friday the two teams viii med
again. The wearers OF the blue and
white are confident that what they dill
yesterday they can do again, but the
POLY lads think otherwise The game
was played at Seventh avenue and
Lake street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

Lick. Lowell, Polytechnic, Wilmerding
and Oakland have entered fun teams
three men for the regular events and
four for the relay race.
With the aid or a little consistent
work the swimmers from the Cali
fornia school of Mechanical Arts
should land first place in tonight's
tournament George Bromley, holder
OF the worlds interscholastic record
for the 100-yard swim and also the
coast interscholastic record for the
220-yard swim, viii win these TWO
events without much difficulty with
McWood of Polytechnic close second.
Third place is open Kuchel OF Lick
looks a better winner than most for
the place.
In the 44O-yard and half-mile races
Tom Laine of Lowell. holder of the
coast championship in these two
events, viii Offset the number OF points
Bromley will make for his school. Dit
teriee Of Lick SHOULD land second in
the 440-yard and Maxwell of Polytech-
mic third. In the haIf-mile race the
second-place man will probably be Ed
Smith OF Lowell who swan the dis
tanee in fine form last spring, and
hird-place man Maxwell of Poly
technic.
The team that Oakland High will
enter is an unknown quantity.
Following are the entries:
100 yard dash - Bromley Kuchel
Gick). McWood, Myer (Polytechnic),
Elliot (Oakland1.
z20-yard dash - Bromley (Lick).
Chapman (Wilmerding). McWood
(Polytechnic) Elliot (Oakland)
Ss0-yard swim-Laine and Strand
IowelD, Kuchel (Lick). Craig (Oak
land). H Maxwell (Polytechnic).
44O-yard swim-Dietterlie (Lick)
Laine. Strand {LowelD. Maxwell CPoly-
technic), 3. Maddox Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
HARRISON ESTATE
WORTH s227,200

REDWOOD CITY. Nov 22.-The in
ventory of the estate of Mary Burton
Harrison. deceased wife of Francis
Burton Harrison of New York. who
was Mary Crocker before her marriage,
has been filed with her executors,
Francis Burton Harrison and Henry T..
Scott. The appraised value of her
land. subject to distribution in CALI
fornia. is $154,2o0. The major portion
is in this county and San Francisco.
The one-third interest in the Up
lands. the country home of the Crock
ers at San Mateo, is placed at $50, 900
and its furnishings at about $4,000,
making a total estate value of $227,-
200
Mrs. Harrison came to her death in
Queens County. New York, on Novem-
Der 25 last year in an automobile
wreck
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
SACRAMENTO MAN FATALLY
INJURED AT ASTORIA FACTORY
John Nagel, Bus Driver for Parker
House, Caught by Belt and
Hurled 70 the Ground

ASTORIA. Nov. 22--John Nagei.
young man who has been employed
as bus driver for the Parker House for
the last few weeks. was fatally in
jured at the mill OF the Astoria Box
Company this morning
Nagel went to the mill about
o'clock 10 Ill some sacks with sawdust
He started TO step over shaft and
the belt caught his clothing. He was
whirled around several times and fell
to the ground He was taken 20 the
hospital. where It was found that his
right arm had been torn from its
socket. his left arm crushed 20 a pulp
both his legs broken. and his skull
crushed. He was also internally In
Jured- He is not expected TO live
through the night
Nagers parents reside In Sacramento.
Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
RUSS HALL TAKES
UNTO HIMSELF
A BRIDE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SEATTLE. Nov. 22.-Russ Hall, one
of the owners of the Seattle baseball
club in the Coast League, and Miss Ada
Bell Larsen, a beautiful girl from
Southern California, were married this
evening by Judge George. Hall tried
10 keep his wedding secret, not even
con6ding his intentions to James Ag-
new, his partner in the club. After
the wedding Hall and his bride spent
the evening at the home of Judge Hail.
As they were leaving Mrs. Hall in
quired as TO where they were going on
their honeymoon trip.
Never you mind" said Hall You
will know when you get there"
Mrs. Hall is the sister OF the wife
of Charlie Hall. formerly Seattle
pitcher and now member OF the Gin
cinnati baseball club.