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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
STRENGTH or OPEN SKY.
The Great Things Of Earth Ars c11-
csEFsd T. the Frss c1t-
of-Oscrz-

What great deed wzz ever eo1e In
5oo-ss What great thing q TIE sar<h
In AT, n science. IN rCIznce w1s sEsr
concelve6 xnd brought t1rth within
walls. Pzkhos grows there. z11 snail
rrzzedy. aud bltterzsss and pess1z1Lz-1s
hi n0r great vzxa1Y. z1T the vzsr and
ussezI psszzzlsu which uplIfrs h1znz1
nature and hmzaziEE. writes Emerson
H0u<h. II the Rea1er. TIE 10yc1s.
hopeful. optimistic things. The large
and cheerful motives. are found ne-
nsz.h. the SKY he Indians SAY that
ths babe born u The wind III =
CHEZ. and hat might vel be So What
srruag hood evsr grew in3Oorss WAT
Esz. drznz Of the ages was ever
plzyed there. What duel On the stair
ever equzled the hattie under TIE
trees. Science nzy dszvs. lamp wise.
but what great rhings even OF science
cz-e Wholly from within wzlls- Elee-
tric1ry. nzvigzr1a by the stars--he
thrE wnich hare really conquered
The worid-did these appear 70 man e
he studied At some table side. No. the
g-szx and sweet things Of krowledge
cane from The naked stars Guilty
and rrurbl0us wisdom may have hous-
ing. eoncezlnent. and 80 make eonfe~-
sion that il Is eFils but before guilty
Eden knowledge was out OF doors
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
SWEDISH SPIES IN NORWAY
Sent for the Pu-poss Of Reporting 0n
Wo-x Il Military
Quarters


A SPY, vho Is reported by the author-
tiles 70 Be = SEede. had been detected
in Fredrikshzld, where We was partfcu-
larry interested II Frsdriks-en and
Hselukolien- Al the latter place he
was sesen BY guard, who recognized
him a. = nzn who had been hanging
around the fortihcztiOns al KOngsvin-
ger last winter. When he was discov-
cred Re made his way 70 Swedish terri
tory. The guard vas Instructed %
keep watch Of the man Late a. nigh.
he appeared again in Norwegian terri
tory and was met By the guard When
they separated the guard took TIE foot
path TO HieImkoIlen and was not sur
prised 70 meet the spy again The Lat
ter than disappeared
The Swedes aIIege that Norway Is
preparing to erect number Of fortfA-
cations along GIommen, outside Of the
neutral zone established by the Karl
stzd treaty. and to replace the fortified
points which were dismantled in ac-
cordance with the treaty. The Swedes
declared that these plans show q dis-
trust Of Sweden and are uncalIed fD-
when No preparations Of similar ma
ture are being made on the Swedish
side Of the border.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
RECESSION or THE FALLS.
Rate at which the Niagara Cataract
Has Worn It's Way
Backward.

The only reliable data that can form
a basis for speculation as 10 the prog
ress Of Niagara Falls from Lake On
tarfo to the present site is found By
comparing the two surveys that have
been made Of the falls. one in 1Sf3
and the other in 1856. writes Archer
Butler Hubert. in Four-Track News.
The frst or these was trigOnometri-
cal survey made by DR.. John Hall.
nestor Of the New York State geologi-
cal survey. At the suggestion Of Sir
Charles Lyell. who visited the falls
with him, monuments we're erected at
the points at which the angles were
taken in order that some later sur
veyor would be able to find with ac-
curacy the exact extent Of the changes.
The second survey was made in 1856
BY r. s. woodward. OF the United
States geological survey. now director
OF the Carnegie institute at Washing
ton. The result surprised the world.
. Woodward's survey showed
that the falls had moved go feet since
1912: the rate at the center had been.
therefore. FIVE feet per annum: Wood
ward proved that the tremendous area
OF ave acres OF rock had been precipi-
tated from the face OF the fall in the
half century.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
LAUGHTER AND DIGESTION.


Nothing Efl take The place OF good
cheer and laughter Il meals or any
other time in the home There Is =
vital connection between amizbiliry
and digestion good cheer and
assimilation. writes OrisOn S@'ett Mar
den, in Success Magazine Laughter Is
the best friend the liver has. and de-
preston. or melzneholia, its worst en-
envy. Numerous experiments have
shown thar mir1h and chserfulness
stimulate the secretion Of the gastric
juices, AMI are powerful aids 10 diges-
ton Yet, knowing this. many OF Us
sit As gloomy and absorbed At the table
~ al q funeral In many homes,
scarcely a ~ord Il spoken at meals.
outside Of requests for an article Of
food
The meal hour ought to mean some
thing besides supplying q mere animal
function The bell which calls the
family to the table ought 10 be the sig
nal for 4 good tine generally. when
all cares should be thrown on and
everybody appear al his best It
ought to signalize the time for mirth
and laughter. atSught to be looked
forward TO by the members Of the fam
fly as the recess or incoming Is looked
forward to by pupils in school. as q
let-up from the strenuous life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
ENcusH As A cLAssIc.
sndy CT the Language Is Wow Pre-
dominant II American
Colleges.

A generation ago the education cf .
college man confined itself almost en-
tirely 70 q study Of Latin. Greek. phi
losophy and metaphysics. while nOw
The study Of history, economies and
other subjects Of practical bearing pre-
dominates. says President Schurmans
As reported IL the Cornell Sun Inter
est In the classical languages has now
largely abatsd, eyen with persons who
make srudy Of them The student
vas formerly supposed 10 get his
training from Greek and Latin: Eng
Iish he studied Incidentally Now the
study Of English is predominant in the
American colleges This should not be
considered. however. as dispsrage-
ment of the progress Of American cul-
ture: II should be remembered that
the Greeks themselves wrought out
their wonderful culture. literature and
ART entirely without the aid OF a for
eign language The schOolboys Of
Greece were required 10 commit 10
memory the best poems OF the Ian
guags-notably the poems Of Homer
which shaped their thoughts. con
versation and acts. and finally their
character.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
Alarm Clock for Drinkers.

A pretty little device Of the wicked
which is attracting good deal Of at
tention in restaurants. cabarets, posa-
das. cafes and hospices these days is
called the jag indicator" 1t was in
vented for the benefit Of good fellows
who do not know when they have
had enough to drink 1t is a green
frog. with pink specks upon its body.
and is about three-Quarters Of an inch
long. The customer receives one from
the barman, which he is asked to put
in his. pocket and to place upon the
bar before each subsequent drink.
After drink Mr.. Crapaud is returned
to the pocket As soon as the cus-
toner sees upon the bar more than
one frog, or thinks he sees the frog
move. he IS expected-nay. required
to quit drinking for the day.-N. Y.
Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

onssEsn & curzsnz S1hs-zzbE A.
sEsrsd hy rhs otlg-ng
EEtrr.

y saw Z freak n hzr51scgy n 7 wzz
coming eruz ny Ac1ss . ny 01es
zn6 eA1ls< TIA nrxznr11z az tW0 01nerx
70 Il EA0 Wsre srz1dlng mar hy-
Tkz-e W4ra several r01i1z running
about n tks yard 11s1lzing nv l1e.
and zzc1g Azz Vas C.s with whits
hal and nsek VII tAe prszI1s1r Q.
TIE An1nhpz soc1sry please tel = how
70 zcnr1zt fDr ity-
Ps11I1z M Pzzrso1is erplzzztzo1-
says the Chzri0tEs News and Observer.
ne would Suggest that r01i1 never
rms. sine he Gan 1ss one lsg cniT
sy1ehrun1zssy with the ether. and both
have 70 90 the sane vzg * o1cs- II +
: funny hing zbour robins Asgz. hur
they are Gepez6sat to = degree Per-
hzps The robin rza beczzss hs Vas
whire-hsz1ed Nov. why hs : white
hezded Is z15ther Qussti0n TIE prin-
cipls q The zlbsoa charzc-sristics q
hezds that onre wers BLACK ard n0w
are white has never been solved except
By thoss concsrzs which advertise .
make whiEs hez1s hlack-a7d tneT
wUz't tell
But II this rotzn has learned low %
run. he Is the Oldest In tie 4Ock csr-
tzfnIy- We PIT L down 70 old age a.
Z hazard
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
DIDN'T FIcHT WITH ITEM.
Ennks Dfdn't Use POpguns, 50 the
Joan1ies Di1n't Whip
Them

Representative w. Bourke Cochran
wzs delivering an iupzzsioned speech
against the policy q Increasing the
navy. relates Success Magazine. when
be declared with vigorous gesture that
TIE people Of Greater New York have
10 fear Of being destroyed By a for
efgn foe The American spirit and
courage In New York Is 50 great. Mr.
Speaker. that our people would repeI
= foreign fee with the cobblestones
from the streets before thsy would
gurren1er.~ finished Nr. Cochran
J0rn sharp Williams. ot Mississippi.
who Vas sitting near. remarked to
those around him.
That reminds ne Of an old blow
hard we had down our way. When
war vas declared he told his neighbors
At the corner store that ve could whip
the Yankees with popguns. When the
war vas over. that same old fellow,
who lid 80 much Dragging, was trying
to explain the terrible result Some
one spoke up and remarked: Il
thought you said before the war that
we could whip the Yankees with pop
guns.
ri know did. replied the old fel-
low. with ready Wit, but the Yanks
didn't fight rs with popguns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Il beg your parton. but Tn II
trDubIe.- sid = nzn who Vas vel
dressed and plainly excited % Serg1
Temperiy At No. police srart0n. Ar
m0ardzIs, relates the Kansas CIry
Journal Can you help rne cuts'
I'll % ny best.~ answered TIE
nhIIging sergeant -sir down and tell
ne abo@E f.
NO. simply can't sit down. said
the nan. nsryozzlT-
Must Be serious To sGscS JOE lEs
thaf. szid TIE sergeant What = II
~Ycu Sc. X s this Way sid ths
man Il ezme II On Al early train
from the wszrs and zs g0t up lzrs.
whsz the tain wzs hut : fsw minutes
frum the Tnion depot. dressed in Al
hzs<sL I had sons business 70 attend
10 tn Arrrozr1z1e right away. and paid
ny street ear fare from sczs chznEs
had il ny 0rsEcnzr pocket But wnsz
7 wzs Standing a ths corner q F'IfEh
and Kansas moment zgD. f1- the 1rsz
ttze / unbztonsd ny oysrecst and
looke1 inside. and found
That you had been rDbbed while O.
the rziny~ broke II TIE sergeant. IL
teressedIy.
NO. said the Egn. 7 found that
had put NJ trousers On backward ard
I cant sit down What want l. :
private place 70 change en-"
He zur IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
APPRECIATED PERFORMANCE
Looked Like the Real Thing and ths
Company Had 70 Do It
All Over.

The late Joseph Jefferson used 10 SAP
that his career came very near being
nipped in the bud in small western
town, relates Success Magazine He AZ
that time was member Of small pio-
neer company which progressed by
means OF three bull teams" from one
mining camp to another. They we're
always heartily received by the miners
and cowboys. who readily paid the five
dollars in gold required to witness
their performance. Mr.. Jefferson vas
the traditional melodramatic villain.
and in the third act was supposed 10
kidnap -the child" The supposed
mother, hearing its cries. rushes upon
the scene Just as he is about to escape.
and fires fruitless shot from re-
voITer.
Upon this particular occasion all had
gone weu until this scene was reached.
and the audience. many OF whom had
never before seen any kind OF theatri-
cal perforu.anc sat as II spelibound-
Al the crack OF the mothers revolver.
however, the spell was fu1ely uIOAsa-
by heaven. she missed him" red
SHRED miner In the front row shouted.
drawing his own "six-shooter and
leaping to his feet Round to The
back door and head him on fore he
can git a boss, boys." be eslIed, and
following him. half the audience STAN
peded for the exit
The excitement was finally aliayesi
By the mother" and the villains ap-
pearing nand in hand before the cur
tain. and the managers explanation Of
the situation. When The performance
had been concluded. the audience in
sisted on paying another admission
price and having an immediate repeu-
ton from beginning TO end.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
HORSES LOVE OF HOME.
Longing for Familiar Stall One CT
the Animals Strongest
Instincts.

The strongest instinct IN the horse
is that OF home-aII his thoughts and
interests lie there-znd the most wear
ing pain he suffers is that Of nos
talgia-the longing for the familiar
stall and the wellloTed surroundings.
says Outing Magazine What wonder
that 0ur pets almost invariably return
TO rs from such unhappy experiences
mere shadows Of their former selves,
and in such wretchedly bodily condi-
ti0n that II is months before they re-
gain their usual health and spirits.
We blame the man in charge, poor
feed. bad stabling. insufficient pastur-
age, etc, and overlook entirely the fact
that It is cur OWE fault. and the direct
result Of heart-hunger which no grass.
grain or rOof-tree could entirely as
suage- OF course. the little-used
mUs lies have, from lack Of exercise.
shA INK and lost their firnness and
plumpness: the crest has fallen from
the same cause: poverty lines" appear
in the quarters and shoulders; the tail
and name are all out OF shape, or all
worn away; the feet stubbed OF; the
coat dingy and sun-burnt; the skin
full Of all manner Of scars, cuts and
abrasions; all these ara the effect. not
the cause, Of the lack OF bodily condi-
tioa which IS two-thirds due sheerly
and solely. in the high-bred, nervous.
sensitive horse, to simple homezick-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
HORNS or THE REVOLUTION
Charges Were Sounded on Quaint In
strurnsnts Made Of
Wood.

whenever you zee revolutionary SOL
diers dressed in regulation uniforms
and blowing on brass horns you must
admire the picture. but AZ the same
time remember that no artists were
in that tight Artists make things very
attractive, but not always true 10 life.
SAYS the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
There was not uniformed regiment
in the army. The grand old fellows
fought in hunting garb or the dress
they wore On the farm. store. church
or tavern. SO with the horns or bu-
gles. Those that sounded Johnson's
charges in the war Of 1872 and the
dezth-kneu Of the great Indian chief
Tecumseh, were the old wooden horn
Of Capt Bob Collins.
This was made Of two cedar slaves,
three-sixteenths Of an inch In thick
ness. These were trimmed and 30
bent that when the edges Joined they
formed a funneIshaped instrument
four inches in diameter at the large
end and tapered down 10 convenient
size at the mouthpiece. The two cellar
slaves were held In place By hoops
made Of cows horn.
Whether Capt. Bob had acquired the
habit OF blowing q wooden horn In the
army, or whether he had once been
natboatman (who used such horns
altogether) IS not known II Is. how
ever, certain that the good man sound
ed reveIlle at sunrise until his death
in 1854. The neighbors for niles
around say the sunrise unheralded
after Capt. Bob was called home. and
his quaint instrument was never used
again II has been preserved. though.
BY Mrs. Anne MayhiIl. his grand
daughter, who cherishes il IN her
home in Kentucky. where i IS an hon
ored relic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
old-Fa.hioned Morals Needed.

A number Of people are proposing
Woodrow Wilson. president Of Prince
ton university. for the Democratic
nomination for president Of the United
States in 1903. DR.. Wilson has al
ready written his platform 1t con-
sists Of one sentence. and yet covers
nearly the whole field. 1t was con-
taiued in recent address delivered
By the Princeton president It pro-
poses as a solution for our economic
problems the application ''of oId-fash-
toned morals to new-fashioned busi-
ness That's the whole thing In a
nutshell. Wall Street Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

The English Is living language, and
Is bound 70 change both in spelling
and grammar. There was time when
the split inhnitive was more widely ac-
cepted than 1t is to-day and the double
quadruple negative was in good repute.
There was also 3 time when spelling
was 50 different from present usage
as to be nearly unintelligible now
which caused Artemus Wards witty
remark that Chaucer may have been
great poet. but he could not spell.
As long as q language is alive change
is its order. as it is with any living
thing-change Is life. - Indianapolis
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Nns< FkrkIg and Dzugsrcus Alr1G
Then T. ths IntslIgezt
EIsrhznt-

ne terrible ztraek up0n . woman
recsnrIy na1s - : lk0n II : Lon1o1
nsnslr hall rsczlln ths 1zcr That Sid
nn1rs <znger01z rs0w animal = ne
s.eshznE A buil elephant i c1s Of
fhe rnnat Eekls creatures known re
i eooz-nzrurs1 and s1kEziss-Te o1s
-umeuf. ard ths next his keeper =
zznpEy 9 mazs oK pnirs
-An elezhznt. Ezid <E experr kss7-
e.. - rws>e az 1znzsro~9 - i,01y
= fExsr cr Z bear. ThcSe animals have
70 b Eztcked Tsry carefully Ehen ons
= wfth tnsz il tker ezgss. bz1 ths
tenzk0n of w1rrAsng zrs only fsv
Efnutes e = ftzz Al elephant q
the csher ha1d- i allowed more free-
ccm~ and "a one eznzOt y On tAs Alert
AL day L0zg. y ge-s his ehzncs E1en
Ne wants H. Es csEez 1srusiy rezsntz
eTe1 = Elld JOKE
We e1s2hznt keepers gr0T fz1tzs-
TIC after : feW Fearz of ths WprL We
expe1 70 be SEIZED and trzr1plet 70
1eazh soze czy. ~ live II hovss rAzt
f. may not be socz- The great Can
CIR Il Ehe1 n elephant = 5zst turn-
ing into : roE1e AL eisphznrs t1rz
Eugzss sDoner cr later. and t1sy neTer
recoTsr- The female els5hzrts turz
rDges earlier, z1d are nOss Tio.e1E
than the Ezles. and the females are
more dangerous II ordinary times. to-
4 good elsphznt trained czn com-
Eznd Big salary know one Eho
has bsea receiving s1zs = wssk for II
yearz Hers kaeDers. however. are
poorly rzid
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

More than one billion passengers
were carried on the surface, elevated
and subway roads Of Greater New
York last year. The exact member Of
paid fares was LII Isl, SOS. an In
crease Of 90. 3.4ss,45L OF these fewer
than quarter were transferred. The
increase IN transfers fell far below the
increase in paid fares. which is some
what accounted for By the increased
evasion Of the free-trznsfer Law By the
transportation companies On the
basis Of total car mileage there were
six passengers paying fve-cent fare
for every mile that car travelled In
crease in car mileage about kept pace
with the increase in passengers. show
ing that the cars are now crowded to
the limit OF traf8c.-N. r. World.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
rmported Irish Sod.

On the very rare occasions that
snakes have been found In Ireland ex-
PLANTATION OF the phenomena has always
been forthcoming. One was brought
in a bundle Of shrubs. another in a
packing case, and yet another-this
time a dead one-was introduced by
an English visitor. All have proved
Of alien extraction. Even science can
not disprove the Irish belief in ST.
Patrick as a Pied Piper. Here is an
incident illustrative Of this belief: A
son Of Erin emirated to Australia,
and quickly made fortune. He was
happy except for one triaI-snaKes.
"Oh, for an Australian ST. Patrick"
he moaned And then came an in
spiratIon-he wired for q load Of the
soil Of old Ireland Only when he had
strewn the precious mold about his
dwelling could he sleep in peace
London Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
Frnnce,s Youne cahinet

Though not perhaps quite 80 young
as the cabinet Of Mr. Balfour IN Eng
land. which was, in this respect. =
striking departure from tradition. the
new ministry formed in France By DL
Sarrien cannot be considered old The
premier. M sarTien, Is himself its
patriarch" and he IS only IS. II.
Clemenceau comes next in order with
e5, and be is followed by VI. Etienne.
the war minister, who is g. Then
comes the men in their fftfes, M.
Thomson and ". Bourgeois. None Or
the rest are yet out OF their forties.
OF these NJ Ruau Is the youngest. He
Is only II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

The rising generation looks with
horror upon the 'roughing it proc
ess at sea. which. a quarter Of a cen
tury ago. was regarded by most boys
as an absolute attraction The twen-
tieth century boy must have his com
forts. What will the skipper Of II
or 15 years hence be like? We have
vision Of neurotic, delicate. Cruel
and mufler individual. who win be able
to navigate his ship well enough in
fair weather. but who, In times OF
stress, win require the asssstance Of
q trained nurse.-syren and Shipping.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25
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~Blind Tiger in a Church.

The Methodist pastor in the dry
town OF Wayerly. Tenn, assisted the
police to locate blind tiger" and
was surprised to find that the Illegal
gin mill was in the church basement
and condueted BY two Of the apparent
Iy most deyout members Of his con-
gregation, doctor and justice Of
the peace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

The BodIeian library. which was es-
tablished in 1l45. takes its name from
Sir Thomas Bodley, who reegtablisned
the library in l5s7-160z. and presented
it to the University OF Oxford. 1t con-
tains more than 100000 printed vol
umes. 10000 volumes Of manuscripts,
a great many first editions and early
printings, and collections Of coins and
pictures.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

That birds Of the family termed
surf birds in the Hawaiian islands
should leave that paradise Of the Pa
cfac to go and rear their young in the
tundras Of Alaska would seem to many
an extraordinary proceeding. Yet the
turnstone and the black-beliied plover
and the Pacific golden plover make
the long journey or about 1905 miles
thither annually.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Two Irishmen were digging a sewer.
One OF them was big. strong man
about six feet four inches in height
and the other was a little. puny man
about four feet six inches. The fore
man came along to see how the work
was progressing. and noticed that one
OF them was doing more work than
the other
Look here" he cried. how Is it
that little Dennis Dugan. who is only
half your size. is doing nearly twice
as much work as you. Patrick"
Glancing down at his partner. PAT
replied;
And why shouldn't he: amt he
nearer to it?"-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Light is thrown upon the subject oil
ancestral Londoners in the latest vol
ume OF the report Of the London traf-
fic conmission- From one Of these we
learn that Of the 100000 people in
the administrative county of London
only s,O00. 900 we're born in # But
that is probably a larger proportion
than most people were aware or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Il guess must be getting old and
ugly" sighed the pretty girl at the
flower stand
whats the matter7" asked the pub
lie stenogTapher.
Nowadays all the men count their
change. "-Clevelzad Leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-25

Mrs. Trotter--You'd better get the
clerk to put your money in the safe.
John. One never knows what may
happen in these hotels
Mr.. Trotter-Great Scott. Mary! /
don't want the clerk TO know l have
all this money. He hasn't made out
my bill yet--Brownings Magazine