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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
EXCESSIVE PERsPIRATIoN
Some Advice About Cleanliness and
the Care Of the skin In
Hot Weather.

For excessive Precipitation IN hot
weather, which Is sometimes caused
By a depleted condition Of the sys.
TEN, the cold bath should always be
taken, followed BY the use Of a little
ammonia for the armpits, the feet. etc
Then a cloth wet with pure alcohol
passed over the body. and a liberal
use Of powdered starch, will prove Of
great help.
To prepare the starch, crush Il fine.
vet with any good cologne and set IN
the sun to dry; hll flannel bags and
use freely; Il viii be found fine for
children after sponging them OF IN
hot weather. The perfume prevents
the starch from souring, but a good
quality should always be used.
The woman that wishes to be both
comfortable aad sensible during the
hot term. VIII take reasonable precau-
tons against running her skin By ex-
posure. and also By keeping II re-
freshed and stimulated against the de-
biLtating effects Of the season. She
viii wear gloves and long sleeves ane
a vel II the daytime. that she nav
show pretty hands and arms and fresh.
rosy face when the suns heat has
passed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
THIS AUTOMOBILE SAWS WOOD.
Owner Says the Machine Combines
Business and Pleasure.

Indian Orchard, Mass.-Andre La.
roche has shown inventive genius By
devising a means whereby he can use
his automobile both for travel and
for a wood-sawing machine. Laroche
recently obtained a secondhand ten.
horsepower automobile in a trade.
His financial position not being
such that he could afford to maintain
the automobile for pleasure purposes
alone. he attached a circular saw to
the rear Of the body in such a man.
ner that he can connect 1t with the
engine. He now goes about the town
saving wood By the cord, and In the
evening detaches the saw and rides
for pleasure
Formerly he used a horse IN saw.
ing wood, but he says the automobile
Is far better. He can cut a cord Of
wood. he says, in less than half an
hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

Along about this time of the year
the farmers are gathering in the last
Of their grain, apples and other fruits
are being slowed away Tor the winters
use, and vegetables. TOO, have reached
heir climax. IL is the season OF plenty.
and a harvest dinner" not only will
be apropos. but very easily arranged.
Not many guests should be hidden. for
the service naturally must be plenti-
tul, and too many guests will bring too
great display Of food to be appetiz-
ing. As nearly as possible have a rep
resentative Of all the fruits, vegetables
and grains on the liable. either in dec
oration or actual service.
For the table decoration have a
horn OF plenty filed with fruits. and
hung from the chandelier Immediate
ly beneath arrange a mound or bou-
quet OF the grains-wheat, oats and
the like. On the stem of each fruit
which is placed in the central horn OF
plenty tie a narrow ribbon. which
VIII lead 10 a cover. At the cover
end Of the ribbon a paper horn of
plenty with the name OF guest writ
ten thereon or tiny horn of plenty.
with the name thrust in the horn. may
be used as the place card.
For the first course serve water
melon In the old-lashioned southern
or farm style. Cut the melon length
wise, not removing the rind before
serving. Chicken or tomato soup NAV
follow, With all the relishes Of the sea-
son. For August the fish course NAV
be omitted, If desired, and the meat
course may follow the soup. For this
serve crown Of lamb with mint sauce.
shirred potatoes. green peas and corn
boiled on the cob and replaced in the
original husk for serving. will serve
as the vegetables for this course. Pine
apple or raspberry snerbet likewise
VIII make a good dish for the meat
course. The salad should be a COM /
bination Of all the fresh vegetables.
sliced together and served with French
or mayonnaise dressing. the French /
preferred.
The dessert course may be frozen
peaches, cakes and coffee. and for the
very last bring in great plate of the
early nuts. Then ask the guests to pull
-he ribbons bearing their place cards.
and the fruit from the horn Of plenty
will come tumbling to their places.
As the table will be cleared except
or the plate Of nuts, no damage can
De done. and conjecture will be rife
IS to what each one will draw from the
lorn OF plenty for the final course. The
ame idea in decoration-the horns OF
'lenty and the use Of grain and fruit
may be carried out throughout the
ooms Of the house. II desired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

The late lord Leighton. presiden,
Of the Royal academy, once had q
chance 70 learn something about him
self that perhaps he had not sus-
pected. His chance came to him al
a Dicture-gallery. where his painting.
Helen Of Troy" was on exhibition.
He Joined a group Of ladies who
we're standing before It just in time
to hear one Of the number say:
1t Is horrid picture, simply hor-
rid"
I'm sorry. but it's mineir Lord
Leighton exclaimed. inyoluntarily.
You don't mean to say you've
bought the thing?" questioned the
same lady.
no. I-painted Il" the artist hum
bly, replied.
The critical lady was momentarilv
then she said, easily.
oh, you mustn't mind what 1
say
No, Indeed, you mustn't" another
began, earnestly. she only said what
everybody else b sayingl"-Youth's
Companion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
There Are Certain silk Materials That
Wash Beautifully and Make
Best Town Dresses.

Now Is the day the linen costume.
simple and even severe for morning
general wear, ornate and rich in EN-.
broidery or lace. or both, for more
"dressy' occasions. the heavy linens
being used for the former and either
the thin. medium or heavy grades for
the latter.
For the former. the short or long
coat, the former coming well below
the waist line and the latter the Eton.
bolero or princess. are the approved
models.
Pongees Of all sorts. Rajahs of the
imported variety. and other sorts Of
these shantung or pongee weaves are
also much in evidence, and are made
up In all sorts Of ways. as the case
may seem to require. Many OF them
are made up In Eton and boleros. with
much trimming. and others, especially
the Rajahs. are made up in coat
suits. that are as cool and as light In
weight as possible for frevelsng.
shopping and hackabout wear. These
can be handled like a linen pocket
handkerchief, and day OF wet or
dirt followed by a visit 70 the tub
brings them out the same as before
They are much lighter IN weight than
the heavy linens. and also much cooi.
er, as they have no dressing" The
linens. however. launder lighter in
weight have more open work. and
therefore are much cooler when the
dressing" is washed out Of them.
In the silk materials for the tub the
natural hue. the ecru. is by long odds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
NICKNAME FOR OKLAHOMA.
Pappocse, Indian, Lobo, MistIetoe,
squaw Men, Eagle and Twin
State Are Suggestions.

Guthrie, Okla.--In a sense Okla.
homa and Indian territory can be
likened to a couple engaged to be mar.
ried, with the wedding date set for
July 4, 1907. for then, and not All
then, will they become one state. the
forty-sixth of the union. Meanwhile
the people collectively are thinking up
suggestions as to a fitting nickname
for the new state. Although numerous
catchy names have been mentioned.
yet the prevailing opinion seems to be
that It should in some manner refer
to the Indian, as this will be the last
state carved out of the old Indian
country.
Among the suggestions are Pap
poose," Indian" Eagle" "Mistle-
toe" "Lobo." "sQuaw-men" and Okla
homa.
According to Green. Mcurtain, the
Indian governor Of the Choctaw Indian
nation, oklahoma is a Choctaw word,
meaning red people; okla for people,
and homma for red" II was suggest
ed by Allen Wright. a fullblood Choc-
taw Indian, one Of the trainers Of the
treaty with the United States in 1866.
The proper pronunciation Of okla
homa" Is "Owe-klah-homa." Three
recognized dictionaries differ as to the
pronunciation Of the word, but as 1t
is an Indian word the people Of Okla
homa prefer the Indian pronunciation,
which is above given.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
CUTS TIME OF SEA TRIPS.
Scientific Discovery VIII Shorten
Ocean Voyages.

Washington.-One day will be cut
on between New York and Europe
and three days between San Francisco
and Japan by scientific discoveries
made by an expedition sent out by
the Carnegie institute OF Washington
other very important developments
are expected to spring from these dis
coveries. which may have a far-reach.
Ing effect on all sea navigation. The
reduction in transoceanic time will, II
is said, be made within one year.
These developments arise from the
uncompleted cruise OF the Galilee,
sailing ship outetted two years ago
for the purpose of making a magnetic
survey around the globe. The work
OF the surveyors has progressed far
enough to determine that all the ex.
listing charts OF lines Of equal mag.
netic variation are incorrect. especial
ly those OF the Pacific ocean. From
San Francisco to Honolulu they are
Systematically on from one to two de-
grees. The scientists are also deter
mining the influence Of steel construc-
ton on the variations of the compass.
BY means OF the table OF variations
which is being prepared. and the new
and correct charts which will be is
sued, mariners will be able to steer
an absolute course during rains and
fogs when no observation can be
taken. This absolute course will en-
able the cutting of of "a hours be.
tween New York and Europe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
A Literary Evening.

The ever-new but old idea OF the
magazine as a means Of entertain
ment may be arranged in a somewhat
new form for a summers evening at
home church or club AFFAIR.
Starting with the old idea Of erecting
frame for the posing OF the contents
OF the magazine. name the publication
according to the place wherein you re-
side or to the event to be considered.
Announce the issue as the late sum-
mer book number.
Friends of the host and hostess. or
young people Of the Town, should be
dressed and posed to represent some
well-known books, and the object will
be to make the guests guess the titles
from the living pictures The first
picture, OF course. will announce the
title Of the magazine merely. IL the
affair Is to be used as a money-makine
scheme, local advertisements NAV be
used at intervals. put if not. the book
number should begin at once. The
frontispiece Of the magazine may be
one Of the book sitles. or It may be
the photograph Of a very weIl-known
author or poet. The guests must write
the name Of the man or woman shown
on the paper which has been furnished
each, as the first answer.
As the magazine is to be made the
chief feature Of the evening. some Is
or 20 pictures should be shown.
For the first Tarkingtons The
Beautiful Lady" may be shown as
a sweet-faced. white-haired old lady
An old-fashioned grandmother. A
dashing young woman. too. might be
used to represent this title. but no two
people bear the sane ideas as to real
beauty, whereas the old lady of the
type mentioned appeals to all.
Majors When Knighthood Was in
Flower can be made into a beautiful
living picture-a young man in colo
nial costume. kissing the hand Of a
maiden in the costur1e OF the same pc
riod-a bit Of gallantry which is we'll
nigh obsolete in this day.
Another Of Tarkiugton's-sT Cen
ileman from Indiana" can be used as
he first bit Of comedy In the maya
iine-a typical Hoosisr may be shown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
tlSESSSE)

INTERIOR VIEW OF TURBINE TUBE.
pose Of these blades is to catch the
steam and direct It on to the wheels
at an angle where It viii exert the
most force.
AS the steam enters the cylinder
It Is caught by the stationary blades
and detected TO the blades Of the first
wheel. which are set turning. The
steam then passes to the next. until
all the wheels are set whlrling and
the ship is driven through the wa
ter"
In order to make the matter clearer.
We give an Illustration OF small
turbine, the revolving blades being
in white and the stationary ones in
gray.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

Win pencil ana pad, bringing out the
idea OF the state Of authors" as In
diana is known.
Conn0r's The ProsDector" may be
the means of showing a picture Of a
true wild western miner with pick
and shovel.
Wister's The Vlrginian" may pic
ture the man OF the plains in his most
romantic dress. or the typical old Vir-
glnia gentleman may be shown to rep
resent this stirring title.
Barrie's Little Minister" Is TOO
suggestive a title 20 need aid in pos
ing, and so, likewise. Is Mrs. Graz d's
Heavenly Twins" although both will
be capital for the magazine.
Longs Madame Butterfly" will make
an effective pictura-a dainty maiden
dressed in japanese costume, with
butterflies in her nair. on the paper
flower bushes which may grow abou.
her, and in the design of her dress
Ihis idea. too. might be worked out IL
the modern society matron. but the
picture would not De as pretty.
Connors Man from Glengarry'
brings IN another type-the lumber
man; and Doyle's Study in Scarlet"
may produce a Parisian dancer in her
scarlet ballet dress, or modern
young woman in red will suffice as
we'll.
Hollands Bitter sweet" may be the
comedy vehicle again. if a pretty and
otherwise sweet young woman-one
known to be sweet of dlsDosition-may
be posed with very bitter frown upon
her pretty face
Miss Johnstone's ITO Have and to
Hold" is ideal for a mother and child
picture-a reproduction Of Mrs. Won
noh's little statuette Of a young moth
er holding her babe would be most at
tractive.
Parker's Seats Of the Mighty" may
be an empty throne. and Rostand's
"Cyrano" viii make an excellent char
acter picture.
More fun may be produced by Her
rick's The Common Lot" or Dovle's |
Sign Of the -Four" The first may pic
ture man perched on a high stool in
front OF desk covered with pspers
With a pencil behind each ear he is
digging" away with might and main
The last may be worked out by pos
ing four folk with talent for panto-
mime.
Gaines THE Christian" may show an
other old lady picture-an elderly wom-
an, seated with her Bible in her Ian.
Under the Red Robe" is easily illus
rated. while Under Two Flags" will
make an attractive military picture.
The series may close with Miss
Schriner's BLACK Beauty" showing a
Toung man or woman with blackened
ace. and dressed in the very height Of
ashton. which may serve as the last
unny picture. and Miss Alcott's "Old-
Fashioned Girl" Wnich needs no de-
icription, as the final sweet young
,irl" picture.
When the magazine has come to an
nd each guest writes his or her name
N the slip OF paper which has been
'iyen them for their answers. and the
lips are exchanged among the guests
or examination. Then the index OF
he magazine appears as the last leaf
nd the papers are corrected. The most
uccessful contestant is given a late
oyel or some attractive book. and the !
Funny Dictionary" will serve as q
ooby prize
Copyright. by Joseph b. BowIes) :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
LIvEs ALoNE IN HousE IN Ice.
Novel Means Of Man to Get Rid Q.
Hay Fever.

Sydney. Cape BretOn--Warren
Carol, a coal prospector, who has
been operating in the vicinity Of the
Chetieamp river, south OF Grande
Etang, tells OF meeting a man in the
barren lands who has been living in
tree for three summers because he
believes II viii cure his hay fever.
Carol says that the man, who
claimed that his name was Strong
and that he came from st. John \. 3.
-h1a built himself a comfortable
ezhfn a enc room in the branches OF
a G'anr hemlock aud was thoroughly
enjoying life. The house was set
ahnnr 20 feet from the ground and
vas nazched By several ladders
which wane spiked against the sides
CT the tree trunk
In the cabin was bed made OF
boughs. stove. constructed out OF
sheet iron. three iookingglasses. a
lamp. three rustic chairs and &c
cushions stuffed with balsam needles.
The place was as neat as though
kept By a woman and was built so
that there would be no waste space.
Strong was rather reticent, but Car
rol learned enough 10 convince him
that the man was in his right mind
and that he really believed the tree
cure" was doing him good. He said
be couldn't explain why the hay fever
would not attack him as long IS he
lived in a tree. but that it was a fact
md he took advantage Of it. He lived
mostly on FISH and game. but he had
'ome vegetables slowed away in hol.
ow tree trunks near by.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

sand and four parts crushed stone.
Or. II gravel is used; One part GEM
ent, six parts gravel The forms re-
main In place three or four days. then
are removed. and the interior Of the
cistern given a cement wash or a
coat OF cement mortar. For the wash
use a clean cement with two per cent
waterproof compound. For mortar:
One part cement two parts sand and
two per cent. waterproof compound.
Such cistern should last indefinitely.
Fig. shows how the arch and neck
are built up; Fig. how forms are
braced and scarolds placed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

TO all others as tub gowns. White
looks cooler. but it is by no means
80 suitable for wear in the city as
the natural or ecru linens. whether
In cream or brown tones. but in the
country. on greensward. nothing looks
so cool and smart as the pure white.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

medium-sized bone hook-about. No.
10, aud one-half yard of satin for lin.
ing.
Work a chain OF 10 inches-more
or less II larger or smaller bag be
required-turn, and work a treble In
each stitch. taking up threads of
the chain. turn and work a row OF
treoles along the other side OF the
chain. but passing right over the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
Materials and Modes

the best; indeed ! am not 1T all sure
about the washing qualities OF the
others.
In linens the same rule holds. the
natural linen or white being superior
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

Appropriate Entertainment for Early
Autumn-Horn Of Plenty, Fruit
and Grains for Decoration - A
Live Magazine" for Home, Church
or Club Affairs-Young People
Pose to Represent Title, Fronts
piece, Advertisements and Book
Reviews.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
This ls Nice Work for . Dro~sy
Summer Day Unsuited to
Strenuous Effort.

This useful and pretty bag may be
worked either In black or col
ored tNine. and lined with satin
or velvet. as preferred. About
two balls Of twine viii be required. 3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

Be worked with ingram cotton. wash.
fng silk. Or wool
Il Is easily marked. and Just the
sort 70 choose for the busy person
who has no time 70 nngsr over the
smtssidory frame
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
INOUS1RY&@gz.
hEcHAHl9
MAKING CEMENT cIs5ERNs
New Method Of Construction Which
Has Numerous Advantages
over Old Style.

cisterns are now built Of concrete,
which has numerous advantages over
the old style. AS now built the els
tern is a large jug. without seam or
joint. and all in one piece Clstern
making Of concrete is a new branch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

of work which the concrete constructor
can probably add 10 his cement walks.
foundations and hollow blocks.
A patent has been granted on a set
OF adjustable forms, which enable the
cistern to be made Of any size desired.
The cistern can be built up one sec
tion at a time where there is seepage
or danger OF caye-in. In building, a
4-inch floor OF concrete is first laid,
then the forms are set and a thin
concrete poured all around. and
tamped. The proportions recommend
ed are: One part cement. two parts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
Gold to America.

Within three weeks nearly 80 tons,
Of gold specie have been transferred
from England to America.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11
A NEAT INITIAL LETTER.
a Kind Of Initial That 10 Easily Made,
And Does Well for Blankets,
Sheets. Etc.

Here Is letter suitable for mark.
Ing house linen. blankets. etc. It may
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

Rub . little good skin food into them
erery night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

r's rlssr ssss hs thrown into ne sea-
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GSilfes. Barre Ssa6ri6tcn.

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WtittwOd in Der @len ygon .3e6e bur6
einen Soblenfull iein Vebsn, uno ben
gBillium Wturpbp betraf in Der Ssgitone
3e6e Elm slei6es S6iflal.
= gu Wiiners Wiills baben 6reitus
@rOientunsen itatt9eiuuren, welhe gu
srnitliden Bsfiir6tunssn anlaB 9eben.
Das beorobte 9lreal lit BON Der Rine
GiOse @Ompunie abSeiperrt wOrben.
= Sn Serbinbuns nit Der lester
8abl iinO in Suierne @ountp 10 Srobs
Ystriisereien uno SGlidunseu SutaSs
sefommen, oaB oas @eridt alien @rn'
itss Die Srase erOrtert, ipeSielle @roB'
seI6worsne gu berufen. nm brnlelber
Die Salle uOrSulesen. 3bos. Senneor
pon @omarosuille, Wiihael Price uor
3insstOn uno SiinOn 9iewbsr9er Dor
Srsslano iinb bereits uerbaitet uno un
ter je $1,000 8hrsiduit Seiteut wOrOen
uno SubIrsi6e unoere Ysrbuftun9en her
ben iOlseu.
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4ittstpn.

- Martin Cooper, ein Greiberfnabt
in Der Sarnum 3ehe, erbielt Sreita9
our6 elm Observation-Disclosures Selienitiid
Elm Yein 10 bOs SerOriidt, oaB es ibm
mDsli6erweiis is amputirt weroen muB.
: Der Wissser 9Obn SOOtb OOu
9ioro Wtain StraBe erbielt OOnneritus,
wabreno er ii6 nahe Sinsbamton aul
Der Saso befuno, Ourd cinen 9eIdbrteu
cine SdrotluOuus ins @eiift. bod en-
martet man feline ihlimmen SOl9en oel
8erlesuns.
- Senuie, Die 4iGbrige Eodter oes
gSilliam Yarlom uOn Damon court
gDeIt gittston. fiel 'sreita9 in einer
brennenben Ssbrihtbauien uno wuro'
Idauoerbuit an ben Seinen nno BEN
SOrper uerbrannt. ebe Die Wfutter il
aus ben Slammsn reiBen fonnte. Wtar
erwartcte sur 3eit ni6t ibre 9eneiuns.
= Sobn Pssfin uon 8eit SSDOmin(
uerlor am Dienitas in bem SSeitmOre
lamb Soblenbreder uuf idredlide @eiI,
iein 9eben. Die Soblen botten ii6 II
Dem nit Stubl,abneu ueriebenen @ulS
perte ssitaut unb uls Bestin ben Der
iu6 muhte. iie binubSuitoBen, iett'
ii6 bic Ntafe plOsti6 in Sewesuns
uno er wuroe uutsr Die 8aljeu se,oser
uno ,ermalmt.
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