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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03

Yes. sir" responded the butler.
with wide smile.
Hawkins led the way downstairs.
In the bathroom he paused to lave his
much abused features: and by the
time be had finished. my own features
had had chance to regain something
like comDosure.
Once more In the library, which we
had deserted some 20 minutes before.
hawkins threw himself rather Imply
into chair.
Well. we'll, well!v be muttered.
Now. who under the sun could have
foreseen thatq"
forebore remarks.
William ought to be In the prize
ring" continued the inventor. sadly.
But he's bright chap. He'll keep
his mouth shut. Lucky nobody
else was In the house. wasn't it?"
How are You going to account to
Mrs. Hawkins for those black eyes?"
"Oh-we can say that we were box
ing and you hit me. That's easy"
she'll believe that. too. Hawkins"
! said, gazing at the battered counte-
nance. you look more as II you'd
had collision with an express train"
~Oh. she'll believe 1t, all right" said
the inventor, cheerily. For once
just FOR once. Griggs- something has
happened which my better half won't
be on TO. You'll see I'm right. There
isn't a clew."
Well. perhaps l sighed.
And now let's have some Of that
old Scotch. feel little weak"
We loitered into the next apart
ment-the dlning-room We turned
our our footsteps toward the side
board. We stopped-both of us-as II
transformed to stone.
The door was on the silver-safe.
The drawers lay about the floor. And |
the little safe itself was as empty as
the day 1t left the cabInet-makerl
"D-d-d'you see 1t. too?" cried Haw-
kins In scared, husky voice.
Yes" replied. STOPPING to look
Into the safe. 1T must have been a
sneak-thief Hawkins. Every vestige
Of your beautiful service is gone!"
The inventor glared long at the
wreck.
"And now that's got to be ex-
he muttered at last. con-
Iinuing bis journey to the sideboard.
How can get around it?"
He poured out generous dose Of
he Scotch, imbibed it at a swallow.
md shufied drearily back to the
ibrary, where he dropped once more
nto chair and stared through fast
'welling eyes at the glazed tile fire.
,lace.
And 1? Well. just then heard Mrs.
step on the vestibule floor
ng without; she had returned for
he minutes Of the last meeting.
The bell rang. walked quickly
Ipstairs to call up the police and
Iotify them. II wasn't my place TO
nswer that bell. with william In the
ouse.
Copyright. 1906. by W. G. Chapman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03

Suffering from a rare disease. the
most marked symptom OF which Is a
decay or crumbling Of certain OF the
vertebrae Of the spinal column. John
P. Miller. Of New York, is interesting
the surgeons Of Fordham hosnitai
Miller is unable to stoop over ana
touch his toes. but can bend backward
with ease, the bones and muscles Of
his back being as supple as rubber
The surgeons Of the hospital have had
six consultations over his case within
as mans weeks. and have had several
prominent surgeons Of the city ii the
hospital TO consult with them a. A.
the best way to attempt to cure the
case. Some Of the surgeons fhink
that By opening the spine to the eesf
OF the trouble they may be able to
treat the part IN such way as % ar
rest tie dis1oIaiian el The bone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03

hausted, David arrived with the ak.
stephen berated him. In language not
fit to print, for his hardness. and In
explanation David said that, breakfast
being ready, and not thinking there
was any necessity for hurrying, he
stopped and ate his breakfast.
Stephen said: Dave, hold this ere
bar. and let me kill him"
David was 10th to dp 30, but to APP
pease Stephens wrath. finally did as
requested. When Stephen saw David
had firm hold on the bear. he threw
the ak out of David's reach and said
Now, Dave. hold fast that varmint
while go to the house and get my
breakfast"
Stephen went and got his meal and
then returned and killed the bear.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03

pitch dark, but that semi-gloom of q
city room whose only light comes
from an arc lamp half block away.
The air was heavy and sickenine
with the fumes Of chloroform. They
fairly sent my head a-reeling, hut
their effect upon the burglar seemed
to have been nil.
Over by the window a huge form
was hurting itself to and fro. from
wall to wall and back again, in the
frantic endeavor to gain freedom. The
bag enveloped his head and shoulders,
but mighty pair of arms within the
bag we're straining and tearing at the
fabric. and couple Of long, muscular
legs kicked madly at everything with
in reach.
Every few seconds. too, a pulled
oath added spice to the excitement, as
the captive wrenched and strained.
One the whole. the scene was bit
too gruesome TO be humorous. As a
rule l can see the funny side Of Haw-
kins' doings; but the fun departed
from this particular ness at the
thought Of what would happen when
the colossus finally emerged from the
bag and commenced operations upon
Hawkins and myself-neither Of us
athletes.
Hes caught. isn't he. Griggs? ?"
suffered Hawkins. clutchlng my arm.
For the moment" replied. But
come-let's get an oficer. II that
canvas gives"
"GIvesl" sneered the inventor.
Why that canvas"
~Gawdl II I gets yerl" screamed
the man in the bag.
"oh. great caesari" gulped Haw-
kins. "It's-it's getting horrible. isn't
IL"
"Ahal I heard yer then. ye curl~
roared the captiys.
Hawkins hand on my arm shook |
"We-weu have to do something /
With him." he Whispered. what |
hall It be2 We've got 70 subdus him.
somehow or other"
Why not let the chloroform work /
While We 50 out and get = couple Of |
well. you ses, 4 doesn't seem to be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03

my wife before I 60. Gocd-by, old
friend, good-by."
"Mr.-'Awkinsl" gasped the butler
his senses returning.
"Whatl" shrilled the inventor. sit.
ting bolt upright. black eyes, swelled
lace, and all completely forgotten. "Is
that you. William7"
Yes, sir" stammered the man.
"Was-was It you / hit, sir?"
WAS I'll" yelled Hawkins. strue-
Cling to his feet. Look at this face,
What the deuce did you mean bysitY"
"Beg-beg pardon. sir, but did ytn
did you sorter strike me with a
chair. sir?"
we'll. yes, william. did"
well, I. not knowing Of course as
1t was you. sir, l sorter hit back. But
have you got the thief, sirg"
The what?"
Indeed. yes. sir. There's one in
the house. l was attacked here-right
in this very room. See here. sir.
this bagl Just as l opened the win
dow. he KEN behind me. sir. threw It
over my head. and tried to chloroform
me, sir-you can smell 1t, sir"
'yes. All right, said Hawkins
briefly, with what must have seemed
to the man a strange lack Of interest.
You see, sir. whoever the rascal
was, he must a known as intended
going out this evening. sir. and that
the house would be empty like. So in
he sneaks from the roof, bag and all.
and waits. And when KEN up the
stairs. instead Of going out, sir"
"All right. That1l do. under
stand" muttered Hawkins. no one
threw bag over you. It was . new
-er-sort Of burglar alarm-just had
L put up to-day"
Burglar alarml" cried the butler
staring at the remnants from which |
be was alovly =<.ss..ssting himself.
"Yesl" snapped Hawkins. And |
iont stand there mumblIng over 1t. |
lVilliaml"
yes. sir"
Here" said the inventor, ais a-er |
note. You win i'm
forget everything that has
happened within Tie Isst half hour
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03

countries. Water is poured copiouzIy
upon the ground and left to soak IN
when, exactly over the place where
the treasure lies hidden. depression
dotted lines-caused by the sinking
down Of the earth. is to be noticed.
Then the spade usefully goes to work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03
TELLS OF HIDING PLACE.
Water Quickly Reveals Location Of
Buried Treasure.

This method-more certain than the
operation Of digging-for finding. say.
treasure or stolen goods recently
buried in the earth. is well known to
the soldiers of some Continental
armies, and also to the police of most
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-03

At the gates OF Syrian cities the
kadi or judge may sometimes be seen
sitting and dispensing justice Cor
what passes for justice IN the orient
just - il Bibla times.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
TALKS OF DAILY COMMUNION
Rev. Father Juan cabaIIerla Points
Out Advantages of Partaking of
Sacrament Frequently

"Daily Communion" was the topic
of Rev. Juan Caballeria yesterday
morning at the Church Of Our Lady OF
Angels. He said in part:
Communion unites our humanity
with our divine Savior; 1t nourishes our
souls with spiritual blessings and pre-
pares our bodies for glorious resur-
rection. The sanctification we obtain
in holy communion fills our hearts with
hope and makes us partakers of the
benefits of Christ's redemption. As
we need this grace every day, daily
communion is the greatest act of love
and alteration of Jesus Christ.
To-day men do not realize that d
perfect soul is in continual communi-
cation with God and that this commu-
nication in communion purifies our
minds and gives us the grace Of true
Christian life.
"a daily communion helps Us to be
true, sincere, honest, pure, devout and
earnest in our charity and love. These
virtues give the world religious and
noble men--men that we need today,
exemplary Christian characters.
"a Christian without virtue is a nom.
inal Christian, and nominal Christians
are not practical Christians In their lives
according to Christ. Therefore breth-
rem, let us practice this daily commu-
MON; let us fill the world with our
good lives and show humanity Chris
tian lives"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
VICARl0Uc SUFFERING
IS THEME OF PASTOR
ANIMALS ARE SACRIFICED FOR
MAN
Tables Show What the Lower Orders
of Life Are Compelled to Suffer In
the Great Struggle for the Sur
vival of the Fittest

Rev. ]. S. Thomson, pastor OF tne
Tndependent Church of Christ, preached
a sermon on "Vicarious Suffering" yes
terday.
Vicarious suffering is the expression
of a law of the universe. 1t manlIests
itself in the lives of birds, and peasts'
and fishes-love is the mother OF vicar
ious suffering. Christ loved the world,
and therefore he Willingly suffered tor
II. The mother suffers for her chlld
because she loves it.. The patriot nights
and dies for his country, because MS
love prompts him to save his country. ;,
Vegetables and animals suffer ana
die for us, and our tables today, when
we take our meals, will be evidences or
the law of vicarious suffering. The
founders of this great nation suffered
and died that we might be free, pros
perous and happy. Our devoted teach
ers in schools, colleges and universities
study and work for the young. Parents
are naturally very anxious about the
future conduct, work and success Of
their children. They pray for their
children, toll for them, provide for
them, educate them and by example
strive to lead them In the ways of moral
achievement. In q large sense they
clay down their lives" for their chill
dren.
Prophets In every great religion have
uGdlA lOA lACiI ldibH--JOHl lHO
Baptist was beheaded for his devotion
to moral and religious principles, Jo-
seph, jeremiah, Daniel were prosecuted
for their loyalty to truth and religion.
The martyrs of the world are a
mighty army, and Christ Is their glor-
ious captain. He honored, glorified and
interpreted this law of vicarious suffer-
ing in his teachin@ healing and exam
ple. He obeyed this law and became its
Greatest and highest manifestation
The purpose of Christ's sufferings was
to teach us how we ought to suffer for
Others. but not to abolish this eternal
law of life.
In the third chapter of first John we
have this declaration; Hereby know
we love. because he laid down his life
for us: and we ought to lay down our
lives for the brethren" To work for
Others to play for others, TO save 9TH
ers, 10 protect Others. to teach others
and to be an example for others, that
is laying down our lives for others.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
BEGINS SERIES
ON HOME PHASES
"EVERY DAY LIFE" is THEME
OF PREACHER
Says Father Is Not Released from Re-
sponslblIIty to His Children Be-
cause He Provides Their
Necessities

"The Home" was the first of series
of sermons on Everyday Life" de-
llvered by Rev. T. G. Marshall of st.
Marks Episcopal church last night.
st. Marks was recently established
| by Rev. Mr.. Marshall, who Is also rector
of the Church of the Neighborhood. The
new church has progressed success
fully, and it is expected in time to be /.
come one of the large Episcopal
parishes Of the city. Rev. Mr.. Marshall
said in part:
"a model home must have a model
father who is the economic head of the
household, the provider, bread winner I;
he Is the point of contact with the out
side world. And because he is the toiler
and provider he quite frequently feels
that he is released from all other re-
sponsibility for his children. He ex-
poets when he gets home to receive
rather than to give consideration; he
feels quite at liberty to be cross II he
pleases and to demand his meals when
he wants them, to send his children out
of the way If he Is tired, and in general
to order the housdIoid to his own
liking. Because he Is the provider he
constitutes himself the autocrat.
"The ideal father is much more than
king. He Is a prophet, priest and
friend as well, thee responsible head of
the whole institution, and at the same
time the comrade of the smallest MEM
ber of the home. The man who is not
willing to be bothered by his children
and is not willing to stand responsible
for their mental moral and spiritual
life has simply no business to enter into
the family relationship.
"A model home must have a model
mother. Who will describe her? If
the father is the official head Of the
1,oY oh 10
be the provider, but it is she who makes
ends meet; it Is her economy, thrift and
handicraft that determine whether the
months wages will cover the bills. He
| may be the chief ruler, but 1t is she
who applies the law in DETAIL who faces
| q hundred issues and makes a hundred
moral decisions in a day; he is sort o.
! supreme court, but she Is "a court OF
common pleas. The father may be the
priest to officiate on high occasions, but
the mother is the one who teaches the
child the first accents of prayer, anc
taking the child by the hand introduces
him to God. In asking for model
mothers we are asking for the highes,
possible qualifications, intelligence
reverence, business sense, thrift, tact
patience, cheerfulness, in sort, perfec-
ton. 1t is one OF the hopeful signs OF
the time that we are beginning tc
recognize the necessity of preparation
for motherhood. There are now col
leges of high standing in which domes-
tic branches take rank with scientific
and mechanical In the requirement fol-
degrees. The old idea that girlhood
spent in frivolity and self-indulgence
to the injury of body and mind is the
normal preparation for the RESPONSE
bllities of the home is one that Is
doomed to disappear in the advance of
on intalligant civilization"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
TIMELY PULPIT MESSAGES

terry Of her and, in most cases, she has
retained her spiritual individuality In
spite OF all the odds OF materially be-
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kept the altar of religion burning in
spite of the matter-madness of the
men. It Is woman who is keeping UP
the churches here In America and the
name Of God alive still by the fire Of
her faith. Woman has always been
the high priestess Of religion and she
is so still. thank heaven, east or west,
north or south. May the Lord bless her
for this, her highest service to the
highest interests Of man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
TWO MEN ARRESTED
FnR CARRYING WEAPONS

For carrying concealed weapons, Juan
Gonzales was arrested yesterday morn
ing near San Fernando street and E.
Marino was arrested ON Utah street.
No charge other than the possession OF
the deadly weapons was registered
against the men. although the police
believe them to be bad. ana win make
an effort to disclose their records while
they are lodged In the city Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-19
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-25
BUSY TIMES
ON THE FOURTH
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Orofino, Idaho, June 25.-Orofino
will be the mecca for all Of the Clear
water country on July I, when the
biggest celebration in Nezperce county
will be held. Not only will people
from Clearwater points arrange to
spend the day here. but people In
Lewiston and other sections Of the
country who enjoy day away from
business and local cares will come to
the beautiful little city at the base
Of the mountains to participate In the
celebration Of the nations natal day.
The committee on general arrange
ments has prepared an elaborate pro-
gram for the occasion and there will
be something doing from the time the
sunrise gun IL fired In the morning
until the day has faded into another.
The forenoon program will consist
Of music. the reading OF the Declare
ton Of Independence and an address
by Hon. Miles 8. johnson OF Lewis
ton. In the afternoon will be games
and sports. with . dance In q bower
now being erected for that purpose.
The dance will be continued during the
evening. and amusements Of all kinds
will be provided for the old and young.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-25
SIGNS OF GROWTH
| and PROSPERITY
0rofino Needs Large
H0tel.lnyestors
are Coming

Special to Evening Teller.
Orofino. Idaho, June 26.-If present
conditions continue In Orofino. and the
residents here are convinced that they
will. Orofino will need larger hotel &C
commodations.
1.-THE question with U.S." said L. A.
Jahnke. proprietor Of the Noble hotel
Is to accommodate the people that We
have. Our house 10 filled every night
Mr.. Jahnke has q two-story hotel
and his rooms are neatly furnished
It IL q hotel better than the average
found in town the size Of rOofino
and he gives his customers first-clasa
accommodations. Until quite recently
It has been ample for the Orofino
travel, but Mr.. Jahnke IL now conf
dent that he will have to add an extern
sion to his building in the near fu-
ture.
Orofino IL not experiencing bonn,
but the business Of the town il making
q sure and steady growth. The large
interests that are developing at this
point and in the immediate community
are bringing many people to the city.
They are AZ q rule people Of means
and Of business ability. There are .
class Of people that have heard Of this
thriving little business center and are
here looking up various kinds Of In
vestments. and Mr.. Jahnke kindly fur
nishes the service they desire. The
hotel activity Of city IL good cri-
terion Of Its condition. and 1t is but
another Indication that Orofino Is the
Ginning town Of the Clearwater coun-
try.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-25
NEWS AND NOTES OF SPORT

Chauncey Fisher. the former Ma
tional league slab artist. is pitching for
the Marion. Ind, club in the Inter-
State league.
kid" Durbin. pitcher Of the Joplin
Western association club. shut out
Oklahoma City recently by . score Of
to 0 in IL innings. allowing but one
hit Watch the Kid.
Rochester IL coming along at fast
clip in the Eastern league, ana the
night looks to be between Jersey City.
Buffalo and the Gamers" village.
| The American association IL having
q great race this season with about IN
even chance for Toledo. Columbus.
Milwaukee and Louisville to put up q
new pole In the center field.
Jack Dorner has pitched great ball
since he Joined the Boston Nationals.
Cincinnati traded Jack for Chick
Fraser.
The Southern league Is having one
grand race this year with Shreveport.
Atlanta, Birmingham. New Orleans
and Memphis lodging one another at
the top.
1t is reported that Jack Mccormick.
the heavyweight pugilist, will open a
boxing school in Joplin. Mo.
Bernie" Wefers. the king Of sprint
ers, is coaching the Army and Navy
prep. school at Washington.
It looks as II Jockey Hildebrand II
down and out 20 far az riding winners
10 concerned. From being kingpin
last season he has gone down to the
bottom Of the list.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-25
BIG Time ON
41n At oRFINO
Business Men Subscribe
Literally Toward
Expense Fund
special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Orofino. Idaho. June 25.-The COM
{ mittee having in charge the arrange
ments Tor the celebration to be held
here the Fourth Of July reports that
the business men OF Orofino have
taken : keen interest In the work. and
liberal amounts have been subscribed
N Tor the purpose Of making prepara-
lions for the event. The committee in
/ making IT. rounds has met with lib
eEa1 response In almost every instance,
: md the celebration promises to be one
~ the best ever held in the Clearwater
country.
/ Aas taken an especial interest in the
Nvsnt ana the committee has had as
nrances from every side that there
viii be : large attendance at the cele-
hyation. Thu full program for the
N0urth has nor been announced, but
s1e = assured that nothing will be left
n6one 70 give the visitors genuine
0ood Time
\ ii number Of sporting events have
6esn axraneed ana liberal purses have
z4en p1Eered for the winners. A num-
~ ~ the young people are working
Grd % b N readiness for the days
eSsats and moss who expect to win
xAe tprises. The exercises viii begin
rospptly q $50 and there win b.