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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
DENIES CHARGES
st. Louis Man Protests His Innocence
of Land Frauds.

ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Charles a. NJ.
Schlicrholz Of ST Louis. one OF the TWEEN
ty-one men indicted by a Federal grand
Jury in Portland. Or, in connection with
alleged land frauds said today:
'I WAS employed by Rush & Gichrist,
timber dealers. as timber examiner. My
familiarity with government regulations
because of my former experience as n sur
veyor for the Department Of tho Interior
fitted me for the position. ] was en-
ployed on a salary. and had no interest
In the deals the company made The
charge against me is absurd "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Will Practice Here.

Aaron Meyers, nm attorney, late of Dem
yer. was admitted to practice before tho
United States District and Circuit courts
Monday by Judge Marshall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
DEBATE IS POSTPONED
for Monday Evening, but
Put Over to Wednesday Morning.

Tho debnte arranged to take place at
Bnrratt hall Monday night between D.
w Cummings and II. K. Eahe of the
Thersolomican society OF the L. " .. =;
and lanes Carlson and Ncphi Jensen of
the county school has been postponed un-
III 10 q m "Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
MUTUAL LIFE ELECTION
New Members of the Board of Trus-
tees Are Chosen.

NEW YORK, May The following
new members were elected today by the
board OF trustees Of the Mutual Life In
surance company: Nathaniel Thayer OF
Boston, Hugo Barring, Louis Stern and
Charles NJ. Brown of New York. George
Sprague of Lancaster, S. c.
The following were nominated for
trustees: Henry Phipps of Pittsburg and
William l., Mcmillan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Question for Discussion

The question to be debated by the four
younp men is Resolved: That IL would
be for the advantage or good government
for each citizen TO maintain National par
" allegiance In municipal elections
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Pal ri 8
AMERICAN WOMEN FIND RELIEF
Tho Case OF Miss Irene Crosby Is Ono
Of Thousands OF Curee made by Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

How many women realize that
tis not the plan of nature that women
ehould suffer SO severely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
MORE MONEY COMES IN
The Tribune Fund for California Suf-
ferers Now Totals S4364. .7S.

The Tribune California relief fund was
Increased Monday. by subscriptions that
aggregated S23, which, added to si341. rs,
the amount previously reported brings
up the grand total to S4364 rs
The contributors who reportad Aro,aa,
and the amounts they gave follow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08

and complained that his esgS
not worked satisfactorily.
"Ah," said the successful a
perhaps l forgot TO mentlol 4
my master is stone deaf IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08

when the Hoosier divine interrupted
with
did YOU wish to have an Interview
with mc?''
Yes. SIR" said the reporter. firmly,
but gently
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08

The doctor from Indianapolis rosc on
his feet and said: Il positively refuse.
l positively refuse. | referred to no pa
per" All the tmc he was saying those
words he was backing out OF tho room.
AT the door he waved his hand-it is Inn
possible TO say whether IL was his right
hand or his left but II was one of them
and continued: you msquoted ono
man You can not do 1t with me" he
was now far into tho next room Inc
reporter tried 10 get word In cdee-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Dismisses the Case.

II just wanted TO ask, doctor, From
over the heads OF a number sitting In the
next room tho cigarette crusader TOOK
aim and fired the parting shot,
II dismiss the case now" a wave OF
a hand and the doctor had disappeared
The moon shone bright outside and big
dog hayed But for once in his life the
great indianapolis doctor had cschewed
mn interview Maybe somebody told him
1t was loaded, 1t is said that animals cen
tell when m earthquake is coming ne
fore arrlVpq
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08

On several occasions this visitor has
tried to take up the burdens OF his host
md fight them out in his own way, which
rs not quite the ministerial way IN
he presence of a number of women he
called The Tribune reporter preSaEl-
,ator hut no notice was taken Of the
insult Shaws manner WAS aGRres-
5ive and belligcrent. and he went out
OF his way to create the opportunity 10
say what he did. At that time he was
told that II he had any woes to air he
WAS welcome to the columns of this
paper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12
rAs Buried Forest.

According 10 an eminent biologist,
tnere is Eothing at all remarkable in
tie discovery Of a buried forest Of oak
trees nsz- Peterborough. In bog
l4pzz-- be sid. -st Is a common thing
% End 4 few feet below the surface
the forests which have been submerged
with the shifting Of the earth's strata.
Fr0u = geological point of view. the
Peterborough buried forest may have
certain amount Of interest. though
Chas depends On whether any animals
have been found there.
There are some great reptiles in the
south Kensington Musuem. which
were found n Peterborough. and they
are millions Of years older than the
newly discovered forest
The forsst-bsd On the Norfolk coast
is also Ear older than 1000 years There.
below the surface. are forests Of an
a agas-lmmense tracts OF fossslIzed
wood
lou must remember that all Eng
land was one vast oak forest at one
time. patches Of which only remain to-
lar The rest is under the earth.
These bog lands formed By the fiji
Dg Up Of natural basins have locked
lD within them the forests Of GEN.
-uries. which are coal in the making.
And even in coal you frequently get the
iistinct formation OF a tree trunk.
-As for the practical value OF the
lneient trees discovered at Peterbor-
ugh, l should say It is very little.
5cg oak cannot be used successfully |
on furniture or paneliing. and can only
e adapted 10 small things. Ii is brit
ie. and IS hard as Jet. London
.hronieIe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

When While Slmminds. of McInaoss
VT, was about eighteen. his folks
moved to Boston. leaving WINE N
McIndoeS. After while WINE de-
cided TO Join them. 50 started out alone
for the biz cIty.
He had never been IN the clty BE-
fore. and thought every one should
know every one else. as In the town
where he came from. Arriving n
Boston, be was rather surprised at the
greatness q everything and at the
number o. people on the streets
After looking around Tor q while ard
not seeing anyone that he knew. he
finally saw man Ia uniform whom
he thought must be a very Important
person. and would certainly know his
father. 50 be walked Up to the sur
prlsed officer and said: eSay, mister
have you seen anything Of dad aronpd
herey-Roston Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

Tne bee's sting Is a trowel. not .
rapier.v sald nature student. as be
helped himself to honey. 1t Is an
ezquisiteiy delicate little tr0weI with
which the bee finishes on the honey
cell. injects little preseSyatiye Inside.
ard seais II MP
With its froWes-llke sting the bee
pats the final touches On its dafnty
and wonderful work. With this sting
i pats and shapes the honey cell as !
mason pats and shapes row Of brick.
Before sealing uD the cell It DROPS q
wee BIT of poison into the hcney. This
l. formic acid; without It. honey would
spoil
Mont of rs tkiak the bees sting.
With It's DolsoE, Is a weapon only. It's
a weapon recondarlIy, but primarily II
y a magic iroweI. q froweI from whose
End. as the honey cells are built up. q
wonderful preserving fluid drips-"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

As'lsE4,erf~ Eze14EA Ers Gam-T and
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A 1r4a4as1 wFA q kGr1er Ems semrr
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earn ot ths rhrae pSenes u rSnhcz -
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ring % excA
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s--zA Ef1SE- s1s hs11lng lzrzz- z-.other
z-sss--i1Ea and he tk1s1 snail rzns -
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lzc1es long hy SIX w4de- Okgza slIk Is
uss1 a. lEzing AMI the s1g=s are
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O1s end t8 fnrzsd NJ 10 ths depth
q four lnehez anh Ne sEdes srlrches I
firmly tssrefke-- Tie rern4fnlnx fgur +.
lzrhez 10sn tke Zap. which Es fastened 4
with butt0z ami lo02- a srnzlg
square q Turkish t1weiIzg. 1zEnrflv
9Tertzsz with c0rt0a 10 match the
sf11H- = pAaee1 IA the pocket which 4
,eeEy fog use.
SHADOW e1zh-Di6ery IS 80 quickly
lEd easisT mace that & i usefuI psck-
- w0rk and - END Of dainty pillow
Dps and Wovk bags and other zrriezea
ls11e fEcz1 cl0ELes ara decorated with
so-ze q tllc p-ettiezt bags q whIeh
las1Sy eza5r0s1ery Is used zre made 81
eF1-a- TIE open mesh 81 tie material
1vihs tie reg prsrriest eHectx- WEth
rlece q scrim and sone coloxe5 SIX
nd E16b0n the 1aIntiest sort o. work
2gs NAY be made Al szzI exDezre-
For the little guiupes wO-n b enEE-
Eez with their summer clothes II f.
articnl2riT satisfactory. The Work
bezuflfysng sEch Is+tle gzrne1ts Is !
lzplI1e1 with Tie best results
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

The number cf persons confined IA
the caverns az one time occasionally
exceeded 100, and not few noted con.
vlcts served terms OF imprisonment
enere. Many are the legends thar
cluster about the crumhllng walls. and
every turn IN the underground passares
SUGGESTS some story ef one ar another
Of the conyicts who have been confined
~ their dark recesses, As he leads the
Way from point 20 point the guide de.
nsnts to recall these tales. ana before
sou leave the place you feel that ron
AANe auueu g your circle Of acQualnt.
ances = number OF more than douh.fn,
characters. Among them are the nerra
Jake; Dublin. the Incorrirlhte. y5c.r,.
Wooster. the daring Tory: .rsr,e<s',
Parker and "0ld Guinea With msrv
others of less nose.-New Enrlnns
Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

A perseresing youth had called ser-
eral times at the hozle Of a youns laiy.
to be met each time with 4 -nct 1r
home Upon one Occasion Il h31
seen her 20 in just before he rearAez
the gate His rlng was answered ay
her small brother.
Jimmy. ia Ike 70 SEE jour sister
the determined vouEg nan sas1
'She Amt at hcme.~ Jimmy xal1.
surveying him diSdainfuiiy.
But I just saw her colza II. tie
youth protested
Cant help that Tell you What I'll
do. though Jimmy said. c1nsescsnl-
Ingly. -you EIve me your pack cs
cigarettes. an III send her down
You are too young to szske.
JIMMY
do get 'ens~ Jinuy sid. -
gressIvely. half closing the door.
Here they are~ was the comclsat-
ing reply, and the box was hanaeH
over. Leaving the visitor seated IN
the parlor. Jimmy disappeared. to re-
turn In few minutes
shell be down soon, be sald-
"How did Jon work that. JImuy.-
the youth inquired.
The boy Surveyed hin with "a
amused grin.
"Aw, told her 1t was the feslozr
she's engaged to. be sAid.-Hsrrsss
Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

Lac1rcri and EggE-(-ook ruaesrorI
until tender and place il a suau bak-
Ing dish Beat together two eggs and
half cupful Of milk, add saIt ar
pepper and pour oTer the macsroui
Bake In tie oTea until the top Is nicely
Drowned.
S~eetbreads with Scrambled Fxxr-
ParDcii and en- 70 one sTeetbrezd.
Beat four 60. add one-fourth tea
spoonful salt. a dash of pepper. haIf !
cuDful Of milk and the sreatbread.
Put TWO Fzbiespponfuls butter In a hot
caa1ng dish and ADJ the mixture. sir
ring until i Is of a creamy cgnsist-
ency.
Eggiezs Feather Cake-One cnufuf
of sugar ereamed with TWO tabIsxsron-
fuis q melted butter. one cuDfrI a
milk with z tablespO0nfui Of corn
sta-eh dissolved II It. little less fhsu
one and one-fOurfh cuDfuls Of four.
With two teaspoCnfuls of baking poE,-
der. Use judgment IN regard to sour.
Cherry Puddlng-5fIx together tro
cupfuIs Of f0Hr. two teasyooufuls of
baking powder. twO tabiespoonfulx a.
sugar and mix enough fox Z soft
dough- Butter teacupS and drop Ia a
little dough, some cherries. then dough /
enough to hair I'll the cups Steam for |
n hour Serve with any kind Of
lauce Or eweetened cream
Oatmeal Gems-One cupfuI Of cat |
neal soaked oTer night IN one cuDfuI
4 water. In the morning add one cup-
vi of sour milk. one cupful of norr.
hree-quartefs Tablespoonful Of soda.
ali tablespoonful salt. one tablespoon
~ of melted butter, two tablespoon
us of sugar Nix and bake ID bot.
Teii-butteret gem pans. One cup Of 4
Weef milk and enc feaapoonful of
aking powder can Be used Instead of
ouE milk and s0da.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12


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sHsEnlA qualities are wgrrh tie honsizg
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SETTLERS a eentlry ags a1d allowed -
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Tie 5zlcs INTO exeetlez- vfne-ar
SSzes Esst q tae 0rcszrss PAINTED
p tAs lzsr twzl-T-zva ye4rs hare leez
II grZfte1 fruit II rercgnSxa1 rerss--. i
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- I rue lne zf1nd2aed firms have 4
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iAe 2zd sAesp. and the wIzdfali zpDses
Er= eatsa y the Hire srccE- WhzreTer
'ezzain1 zf1er tie stock Is tskeL 70 the
lerns Les ort al winter zs fruit for
larrri1ges- sgnIETels and arctic birds
Few pe-zons would uazine that
sears were a by-prcdurt Of sfaIne's
IEandODsd crCnzrds- but such ]. The
4ef- A bear IS worth from So 70 SO.
o that tie matter Is Of importance.
The wild bear IS a vegetarian. and
. long a. lie can obtain berries and
-her .ruit enough to sustain life. he
I'll not raid the sheep pasture or the
is pen. Eariy II the spring. when
1ey emerge from winter quarters. the
ears feed q the pump berries Of the
TIntergreen OF checkberTy. following
be season along with strawberries
ID raspberries until August. by which
me the early varieties Of apples are
szdy 70 eat Then NJ to the time cold
-eather arrives and bears seek their
snz they feed almost exclusively up
D spples which grow on the gnarled
rs u the edges of clearings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

Gan Hamilton said II there never
we're 70 Be any railroads it would have
been an impertinence in Columbus 10
have discovered America. The Indians
knowle1gs of the location ana dlrec-
ton of the rivers and lakes and Of the
positions ot the portages. and OF his
readiness. under the right sort OF per
suasion. 10 put this knowledge at the
service 0f explorers. missionaries and
settlers stood or this stigma from
Columbus before the RAILWAYS came.
Indians guided Captain John smith,
Champaign and In Saile through the
wilderness Indian trails blazed path
ways for the pioneers through forests
Ind oveK mountains. Sometimes these
rails were utilized BY the railway
1uilders- At the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition at St Louis and at the
Lewis and Clark Fair at Portland we're
monuments to the heroic Shoshotje rirl
saccajawea. who pll0ted Lewis ana
lark across the Rocky Mountains ana
trough the wilderness on each side of
hat range IN their exploration to the
'acihc century ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

II L. now possible y prodsce IL pasis
~ imitation of ainkst srsEy precious
Stone which - capable ~ deceivlng the
eyes of All bot the nost expert Not
only r. there q superficial resemblance.
but = akiifuIiy prepared pasfer stone
exhibits the same Iuster and high index
o. refraction and dispersion as would 4
diamond Of the drat water.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

Rnritasnsafs - Canada ana New zeaIn,d
Canada'a original name was ~New
PraDee.~ aHd a large proportion of itn
population, principally in the Province
"a Qaebee, Is 81 French descent and
speaks the Freneh language. Most Of
the FreHfh- Canadian sf P.rg. espe-
eiasly fl2e Prine 8inistsr. sir WMfrid
LaEYlsr. can speak excellent English
alsO. Trey may use whichever an-
guage fhsy please IN the Canadian
Parliament but there has teen an IT.
ersqslsg ts-1sncy during recent years
n ewVloy English. In the New
ZeaIand Pariiament. whars the 3faorfes
Dr tatfo1ed natives have separate rep
re1entafiOn. the case Il somewhat dif-
fereDt Interpreters translate the
sDeeehes os the Maori members Into
EnziIah. and A. the Maor5es are very
nuent and indulge IA good deal 81
poetic Imagery TIE process becomes
pfotsaefed and tedious At times. The
fecpsd ~ sustained Terbosify III the
New Zaaland parIlament Is held by |
Maori member named Sydney Tai
whanEa. WHO was once heard in our
own Kxesef Hall III one debate on
naiire Affairs Be held the floor for
Hire aoi1 houFos London Chronicle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-12

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