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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
SOLDIERS SEVERE LESSON
Russian Generals Violent Manner
Of Remonstrance Against
Long Hair.

Gen. Dragomiroff. the aged adviser Of
the czar. rose from the ranks and al
ways dressed according to the army
regulations for the common soldier.
One day while driving about st. Peters
burg In his carlsee he noticed a sol
dier with his lair longer than the regu-
lations called for
lie had the horses stopped. alighted.
and, taking of his hat ordered the SOL
dier TO seize him by the hair The sol
dier 1esitated He feared to lay vio-
lent hands on his general besides. the
hair was clipped too close TO AFFORD a
hold for the hands.
The general surveyed the soldier
sternly for few moments, then. twin
ing his fingers in the latter's locks. he
literally wiped up the street with him
the victim not daring to resist Finally.
having impressed the lesson thoroughly.
he reentered his carriage and drove on
ordering the soldier TO follow. At the
first BARRIERS shop they came to he again
alighted and had every vestige OF hair
shaved from the soldiers head. then
turned him loose as a horrible example
to his fellows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

A German inventor has been expert
menting for years with various pre-
servative paints for the bottoms OF
ships Among those used at the pres
ent time even the best permit the
growth OF barnacles and marine vege-
tation upon the wood or metal sheath
ing and the ship has to go into dry
dock to have her bottom cleaned OF the
growths which so materially retard her
progress. The inventor In question has
devoted his time Of late to the deter
mination of the chemical construction
Of the coating found upon the scales
Of fishes He declares that the agility
Of the FISH is due 70 this coating. which
enables Il to overcome the resistance Of
the water while al the same time il
prevents the growth OF foreipn matter
He asserts that he is now able to pro-
duce this coating in a form permitting
ii TO be used for vessels AM that ships
thus treated will not only be able TO
keen clean bottoms but that the paint
will materially reduce the resistance
o. the waves and permit faster time 10
be made with the same expenditure o.
power.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

One Fish Caught Had 40 Little
Ones IN Ita capaolous
Stomach.

quote from The Foa Lake representa-
Tive lbe following instance Df eannlbal.
ian on The part Of black bass, says a
writer ~ Forest and stream Fired
i,ofenE, of Milwaukee caught Il black
lass here IN less than an hour ou recent
SUNDAY This may sound pretty heavy,
but Il ~ an actual fact iie caught q
black bass that when dressed was
found 10 have 10 little black bass about
40 inch long ia iis stomach Talk about
dnanAh eating ny and spawn u looks
like haae were about 40 bad oannlbain
Is any fish 10 the lake II IL possible
that tho bass swallowed her own brood
~ llille ones 20 protect them from other
nah bat II 30 hhe forgot TO cough mp
again and The brood was destroyed,
There la nn doubt that the black bass
viii eat iiA young Some writer's nay
thai II Is The female aud others that a.
u the male which remains on the spawn
lng bed 90 protect Il Il would seem
however that Ia eating 40 small bass
ihln particular nah WAS acting the hog,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
CHANCE FOR ION HUNTERS
Yslloustons Pax L Be1smi1g OFsr.
storks1 win Vsfzrss1s
CsGgarE

EOu1fzir liDrf Esre lEfrfzaet - rar.-
lcfgln 4a.l0asfoEe para "a lste taat they
ftfesten ne exrxc-lsn - Ger. eIf ana
cher slI1 srluzls fszf i've IL tkls great
eoFsr1menf sz1@ preserve sara ths
San Frz11ls1J blilEfll. s. 1zEero1s
tzFs re oJneare beeyEe t1zf f1e E15-
ernueEf tLrolEa Preelee1t hoaseFelts
reoomuertarso1. has eirta Je1r ara
Homer Cor. cslebrafea guides ara
hunterr q gstker. COL a co1frzef 20
clear he li0ns or - IellcsEtere para.
J0hr Cor = tas guide Eh0 son fame lal-
ing President RO0seFelf On 1lE sare-ss-
III eo1gar-huurng fTip - coiora-o.
T1e Nork ~ hunting Ions IN lell0E-
stone para NIll u j. estimated. lzEe seE-
erzl seasons. and Ga fhe meantime there
Is demand for ion hunters In Coi0racl.
Wyoming and other cattle states. wkers
stoekrnen are suffering eresf losses from
these predatory animals Cougars are
said 10 Be on the increase in the Rocky
mountains.
Owing 70 the erOrmOus number o.
mountain lions in Yellowstone park.
the government Wlii nof have % pay a
large bounty 10 the Coz brothers. The
hunters .ili receive a bounty Of hTe
dollars on each mountain lion they kill
in addition 70 > salary Of s75 a month
each for their work Most of the work
Will be done between the spring and fall.
for the winters are very severe IN Vel
l0Esf0ne park. the climatic conditions
being almost arctic. owing to the mols-
ture generated BY many geysers. The
COn brothers have the largest and finest
pack Of cougar hounds in the world.
For some reason the mountain lion
prefers the flesh Of a colt 70 that Of any
other animal and cougars have become
the terror Of horse raisers in the Rocky
mountain states. II Is estimated that as
a result Of the rsvages Of mountain lions
in the last year not 50 colts are left alive
on the ranges between Phoenix and
Prescott
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
EVERYTHING BUT OFFICIAL.
Postmistress Of Buehanan's Time
Turned Ia gome Interest
Ing Information.

When II was first arranged. nearly 80
years ago, 10 have posimaeters send IN
quarterly reports many queer docu.
ments we're received One. which Is still
% fle IN the post ONCE department. came
from The little town Of Waterford, m
and le 40 follows.
July the >. 1876 Muster jimes bu-
cbanan, President u the United States
Dear Sur Ben required by the lnstruc-
tlona " the pOstofiice 10 report quarter
y. now foolfl that pleasln duty by re-
poriin' ~ follows, The Haryeatin' has
been goln' on pretty well and most of
the naburs have got thar cuttin' about
dun. wheel ~ hardly an average crop
on rOllin' lnns corn II yeliowish and
won't cut more than ten or fifteen
booshlls 10 the akir and the helth Of the
comlttle IN only tOlerbly meesils and
c0lery hAv broke out in about 2 and a
half miles OF hear THAR are powerful
awaken on the aubics OF rellgin in the
potts naburhoodand more souls are bean
made 10 know their sins forgiven miss
nancy Smith a near nabur had twins day
before yesterday and one Of them Is a
poor scraggy thing and won't live half
ita days this is about all know and have
TO report this quarter give my respects
70 Mrs. buchanan and subscrib myself
your Trooly. Abagail jenkins"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
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tsa 1ssr azfe IL ste Skin zrl mlee1-
~ fissls TAsg eagerly aDeoTb INTO
fteirseigss o. claefer DppoElEgly sto1f
81 fe1efl Izlfsr ttst 1ss been intro
cuoe1 lnto fte n0unc Thea tney pro
ees1 ~ pie themselves tier upon Ter
a|'+I4-a II 44Ar r., A-eAt atHH+z r-e-'f f'--~
about a broken bzEfi0n. Later fney
eFz1lzlly soin together and solicifg into
tie layer u Ees skin Ehleh zpDszfs BE-
neath the siOughs1-0n sezb. They are
~ ones NorkmsE and repairing material
Bal a. ne father " artlseDficz point
% out. ihey also have 70 struggle against
microbes n DufrsfzefiCn. And here
there l. sonefhing very ike ar actual
szftls gtiii more IN 30 far a. if lies
in the capacity u the fsfencers. he
invading germs are not only killed; they
are likewise swallowed and clgested,
Nor IL THIS merely an occasional mir
acle. Il lz taking place almost with
Out intenlisEiOn in the pores Of the
skin and the digestive tubes. In the
epOngy walls " The mouth and nOsirilz
and throat and iungs-wherevsr, In
deed. the attacking microbes seek %
Ind entrance Where We are protected
once BY spoon administered medicines
@e are PROTECTED q thousand times By
the power Of an innumerable army Of
microscopic st0machs,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
OVERLOOK THEIR BACKS.
A. a Consequence Some Women Go
Out Only Partly But
toned Up.

When women wear clothes thar
fasten ln the back and cant afford a
maid 10 put them together. they had
better take a look IN q mirror before
starting out. said the fastidious won.
an. ia a voice which plainly indicated.
says the New York Sun. that she had
much more to say on the same subject
u have just come from a promenade on
The avenue and I saw enough careless
dressing 10 make one FIRST weep and then
wax Indignant
NO smart French woman would be
guilty Of such carelessness. One woman
who wore a white waist buttoned up
the back had omitted two Of the hut
tons, another had buttOned one into the
wrong hole.
"A third woman had allowed her bel,
10 slip up and show her skirt binding.
and a fourth had forgotten 70 fasten
her placket together. and all the nice
little invisible fasteners we're In full
view mutely crying TO be put right.
The worst example ~ all wore a
beautiful hand embroidered waist.
fastened In the back. smart new belt
with a pointed and buckled back and
a tailored skirt which came together with
two plalts In the back. II these had all
met. as they should. and preserved an
unbroken line. the effect would have
been smart and trim. but each hit her at
q different point. spoiled her shape and
proclaimed her for a careless dresser" I"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
BIBLE NAMES FOR HORSES
Shakespeare Also Rssortsd To by
Ksnfackian Who Has Many
Animals.

Speaking ~ peculiar names for ami
mails" said q travelling man recently.
= know a man who owns no less than
~ teams Ia connection with large
farm ia the blue grass section and he
has 80 horses ie has tried 10 name
them All after prominent characters IN
The Bible Several we're mares and with
the second crop ~ colts he found him.
self in dire straits. He WAS not a church
koer IN fact don't suppose be ever saw
the inside Al hurch, and his knowl.
edGe 0f Biblical names was trifie lin.
tied,
with hia second crpp0fcolts he turned
10 Shakespeare for his names, Finally.
be sold several horses. but be still re-.
lalns his rs teams and his neighbors
have great sport over The curious COM
blnaiion of names
igd. ! heard him saying 10 his hired
man one morning wish you would
hitch Moses up with King Lear and lead
Nebuchadnezzar down for a new pair or
shoes. Coming back turn Falalaff out In
the lower pasture, He's getting pretty
thin. and before you 80 you might give
Solomon feed
"At times he has Hamlet ploddlng
along dusty roads beside Adam. Eve is
often harueaned with Henry VIII. His
neiRhhors have neyer been able 10 learn
how he keeps all the names straight, but
he evidently succeeds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
THAT WAS ABOUT ENOUGH
What the ouakeress Said 70 the
Smart Young Man Had the
Desired Effect

In the train sat poor old Quakeress.
She wore a silver gray dress. snowy COZ
lar. and such a sweet haf. She was
big. handsome woman. and her large
Madonna face beamed with beneyolence
and love. A ruby or a diamond orna-
ment would have msrred her beauty
says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Two fresh. smart young commercial
travellers came Ia the car At the station
and sat down just back Of her One
could easily observe by their actions
that neither Of them had much expe-
rience ~on the road" and one passen-
ger allowed that It Is their first trip
as drummers.
After they had discussed the liquor
and tobacco trade awhile and told each
other what large orders they had re-
ceiyed In different towns they had
made" they looked al the old woman
ahead Of them. smiled at each other
then one OF the fresh young snipes said:
Fred. | guess the old lady Is in
fiated with Quaker yeast
luThlHb IN Hel brdt, "ltHouA iiitAhb
her eyes. the old woman remarked 50
low that only few passengers heard
II:
If thy father and mother had con-
sumed more sweet Quaker yeast and less
bad beer and tobacco. thee would have
been better raised and better bred
Then IT was SO still that you could hear
the engine pump.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

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fsDlsDn vas page fof sepDfa Virginia
fxDreEsa befsef ~ one n ne Dfbefs
promising ~ ~ bff fDf efpDes
caf1oaa. itsrD csiyo Soiefts psfoaye,
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
Mlatake. on Artlsts

A we'll meaning artist OF The elgh
teenth century painted picture In
which Abrgaam was depicted as about
10 sacrifice Isaac with a bunderbuss
The actual event which the artist had
strlyen TO depict aniedated the use OF
firprms by about 1000 years. There
are also pictures OF the Israelltes
crossing the Red sea. the men armed
with muskets and other Weapons OF
modern manufacture. la the matter II
costume the early painters found a
stumbling block. In the Edlnbureh
national gallery Is a picture In which
pharaoh's daughter and her ladies' are
arrayed In the long-waisted bodlces
and hooped skirts common to Europe
in the sixteenth century.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
DANCED ON ENEMYs GRAVE
Threat Of Younger Days Carried Out
by Successful Man OF
Business.

n have danced on the grave of the
man who was my worst enemy. and thus
fulnlled promise made nearly 30 years
ago. said a we'll dressed man 10 an ac-
aualntance at the Polk street terminal,
reports the Chicago Inter Ocean, II
came from my home. 100 miles away, for
that purpose. and I'm going back salts.
fed Pressed for details, he said Il
became involved In business deal
when young and inexperienced and was
robbed OF my last penny by merchant
who turned deaf ear 20 my appeals for
mercy lie WAS clearly within the law.
but any other man would have given an
ambitious youngater another chance
When he laughed At me | told him I'd
live TO dance ON his grave. and he
laughed again, Five years ago he re-
tired from business aud came TO Chi.
cage s,x weeks ago he died When
heard OF his death remembered my
threat The world Is using me we'll aud
neltherexnensen nor time interfered with
a determination 20 fulnil nay pledge |
came here last Saturday. aud ON Sunday
wSat 60 the cemetery where nay enemy
d buried when found the burial plot
waited until there were few persons
near by, aud then slipped over the iron
rafting and did dozen steps on the new
grave | felt better rlght away.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
ALERT POLICE OF MEXICO.
A Patrolman Is Constantly on Duty
at Every Block Of the
Capital

The police Of the City Of Mexico are
selected with great care. man must
be In good physical condition TO be
member OF the force. although Il is not
necessary for him to pass a rigid physi
cal examination. and his reputation for
sobriety. honesty and reliability must
be beyond question. They are men who
have great physical endurance. yet the
police Of the city are not hard-worked.
At any time the men are liable 10 a call
FOR special duty, but their regular work
is for eight nUHrs. The shifts are made
three times day for the purpose OF hav-
ing always on duty men who are not IA
tigued with long hours OF watchfulness.
Practically every block in the city has
its policeman, and while they are not
patrolling in the strict sense Of the
word. since they do not patrol every
thing. they are always near at hand
when any disturbance is made and
crimes are not often committed before
one Of the bluecoated men is al the side
Of the offender.
Instead OF walking a beat the police
Of the City Of Mexico are stationed
along the street. and in the daytime
their place is the center Of the inter-
section OF the streets. At night their.
place is taken by their lanterns. and
one looking up any street at night
may form an accurate idea OF the num-
Der Of men who are on watch for dis
turbances by the long line Of lights ex-
tending up the middle Of each street
During the day and during the night
20 officers Of the mounted police make
regular rounds among these men to see
that every man is on duty and doing
his duty These officers are the men
who do much. probably most to pre-
serve the high standard OF discipline
among the men and il Is to them the
credit Is due for the excellence OF the
individual policeman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

The star streams Of the heavens are
the discovery nl rrof Kapleyn Of the
University OF tlroningen, Holland who
SAYS that ior years he has been work
ins on the pattern ol the stellar uni
verse aud has arrived al The remarka-
bic conclusion that the proper motions
ol slara are not distributed Al random
"a space. but that a great part Of ts.e
hflghler stars helonga 10 one or other
% two great streams OF stars moving
"a the plane Of the milky way and
meeting one another Ia space. His
discovery opened up "a many questions
af the grealeaI Importance that he has
asked some ~ the leadinE ohsersaler-
lea 10 cooperate IN seAearchea that
mual be effected ere the problem can
b. entirely solved
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

~ LD1Eer Enplpge1 81 zzer1,as
Eecrs1ts ~ - r1teee
Bz41a 0agy.

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feefs sAs eli fcIlos s'rIefig ne rczt.
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efaif sJ.l ie seat ~ ~ neefesf cfCo'.
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care u fe,seiior plii ~ fbf oosf -
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aaee N liability ~ DensloD. rrcff ~
Dfesenf system recruit passed - a
Dbysirian ~ enlistment thDuxb he may
~ gsjsefeG ~ ne D0sf sgfEe,n pifso1t
seryies. has Vrima fsels claim for .
DspslDE. haylgf been sporn into ne
sefyioe 6flef medical examination.
En0ffs are ~ b. made ~ the rexf sfs-
sion ~ eo6zgess ~ Dr0Yi1e for additional
00eefs in lbs medical cOrDs. The rea
IN given fof he unsatisfactory manner
ia which civilian physicians bafe done
fhflf w0rk fOr the army il thar their
examination " men for enlistment -.
qaifss special ifaiDine gained only from
ezDsfienfe. Recruiting OfIeers move
from town ~ town. aD1 IN each place
sngaes = physician for fbf work This
dOee nOf permit the necessary e1Df-
nfnee ~ De gaiued
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

Dishes Which Are Prepared in No
Other State as They Are
There.

We believe there is no ham in the
world. for example, equal to the vlr-
ginia product. even as raw material.
and we feel sure that this luxury is
cooked nowhere as deiciously as on its
native heath. says the Richmond Times
Dispatch There are vegetables also
which have no flavor such as is impaired
by the old-time Virginia cook When
visiting abroad we have sometimes
called for "cymlIns. and we have been
served with a mushy. inslpid dish which
no true virginian could tolerate. II is
to the old-fashloned Virginia fried
cymlln" AIS moonlight is to sunlight. or
as water Is to wine. We might prolong
indefinitely the list Of delicacies. but we
conclude by simply naming that dish OF
all dishes which was born in Virginia.
and which is the pride Of every first
class Virginia cook-it makes ones
mouth water to think of it-Brunswick
stew.
We have sometimes thought that Il
was this savory stew which the willy
Jacob used to tempt his brothers appe.
tite, and that Il was lost to the culinary
art to be revived by Virginia cook.
And when that thought has come 10 us
we have had great sympathy with Esau.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

Generals in the army rank with ad-
mlrals In the navy: lieutenant generals
with vice admirals; major generals
with first nine rear admirals; brigadier
generals with rear admirsls after first
nine and commodores: colonels in the
army rank with captains in the navy:
lieutenant colonels with commanders:
majors with lieutenant commanders:
captains in the army with lieutenants
In the navy: first lleutenants in the
army with naval lieutenants. junior
grade.. second lieutenants in the army
with naval enslgns