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Evening journal., 1907-09-20
PIGEONS FLY A
MILE A MINUTE
Young Birds Of Councilman
Cannon Of New Castle
Make a Record

NEW CASTLE, Sept. 2O.-city Coun-
Gilman wallace Cannon is highly pleas
ed on account of the splendid time
made by his pigeons from Odenton on
Tuesdav last. The twenty-seven young
b,rds covered the distance of seventy
miles in one hour and two minutes.
on Monday morning the weather was
TOO fopgv so the birds were not re-
leased. But on Tuesday morning al
ESQ O'Clock the pigeons were given
their liberty and the last bird entered
the loft here at 7.52 O'Clock. There
was one bird that failed 70 come on
time but IL reached the loft on We'd
nesday. During the fly It had been
shot and Mr.. Cannon believes the bird
will be crippled.
He expects TO have twenty birds IN
the races for young pigeons TINS iail'
The first fly of 100 miles Will take
place on Saturday week.
Comment on the "Shaker."
Subscriptions are rolling into the local
committee that has charge of the anti
license campaign. Considerable COM
ment is heard regarding the Shaker
doctor.
The agitation regarding the trolley
road is becoming lively. So long as
there are many persons on a car the
riding is fair, but with only few Il
is a case Of 'jumping-jack," nearly all
the way. Some Of the regular riders
are favoring the idea OF presenting a
petition so that City Council may take
some action regarding the trolley line
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Pleas
anton took place this morning. The
remains were shipped to Dover where
interment was made.
Members OF City Council and mum
Der Of prominent citizens will demand
that the owners OF all unregistered
dogs in the city be arrested.
Mrs Laura Difenthaler left this
morning for Toledo, Ohio, to join hei
husband. City Councilman Wright re-
ceived souvenir postals yesterday from
Miss Lydia Wright. Hugh, Robert anc
Edward Wright who are on their wa,
to Toledo. o.
The first public meeting OF the anti
license campaign will be held in th'
Opera House on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coheld left thii
morning for a weeks stay at Atlantis
City.
The first exhibition of moving pic
lures was given in the Opera Hous
last evening by Professor Henry.
Evening journal., 1907-09-20

"Blushes & Smiles" new Hit" 10c a
COPY. Brown & Edward. 200 w. 7th ST.
Evening journal., 1907-09-20

ARE UNEASY
President Small Says ImpOT-
tant Matters We're Spoiled
by Fools BIabbine
By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Sept 2O-Dissatisfac-
tion. complications and obligatory
denials" OF facts. apparently true,
We're a few Of the confusing features
OF the tangled strike situation which
faced the leaders Of the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union to-day.
President Small said that Thomas
l. rMahan and Arthur G. L. Douglas,
members OF the local union, who went
to Washington and gave out state
ments that the strikers were oIssatis-
fed and wanted to settle the strike
over the heads Of the officers, would
be reproved at a mass meeting OF the
local union to-day.
When asked regarding a report that
Percy Thomas. national deputy presi-
dent of the union; Dan Russell. chief
strategist of the local union. made a
secret trip to oyster Bay and had a
two-hour conference with Roosevelt
on Wednesday. President Small said
to-day:
THAT ought to be denied II It is
true. We have had other important
matters spoiled by fools blabbing what
they know"
1t vase Explained that President
Roosevelt has no particular anxiety TO
take a hand in the strike, and If he
did it would be a matter requiring the
greatest delicacy and the exercise OF
keen acumen.
Many of the strikers admit there
is uneasiness in the ranks. 1t is de-
clared that the strike in Chicago was
without orders from Small. Some de-
clare that the people who started IT
are the ones to stop. Small leaves
to-day for Chicago on account of the
serious illness of his son in that city.
Evening journal., 1907-09-20
A Special in Wrappers

No. not a special price, but a special
quality for the price of ordinary ones-the u
great g Mendal Make"
When buying wrappers you expect COM I
fort. style. perfect fit and superior work :
manship.
We have wrappers that comprise every
goodness that can be put into garment.
It would be useless to ask for any better.
Mendals Make" Wrappers are made
to please the most exacting women--all Z
women have been dissatisfied with other
wrappers.
These are as we see it and as all our nu-
merous customers see it, thoroughly salts
factory. The woman who buys a wrapper (
labeled 'Menda's Make is sure TO get ;
wrapper satisfaction to full degree.
And simply because wrapper is a wrap
per. that's no reason why it should be de-
void of all style. We say give woman
when she wears a tailor-made suit. taller
made style, when she wears a wrapper give
her wrapper style and all the style that can
be crowded into it.
"Mandals Make represents the'very
best in wrappers The newest patterns in
the very best colors. Made of the best
quality percale ............$1 90. S1.25, $1.5O
Coat and Suit Departmen tad Floor
Evening journal., 1907-09-20
ARMED FARMERS FAIL TO
FIND NERVY INTRUDER.

= CHESTER, Pa, Sept 1s.-Armed
with shotguns a dozen or more farmers
Of Edgmont township pursued a bold
burglar for several hours this morn
ing. The thief entered the home of
Walker Yarnall and secured a gold
watch, 500 and a quantity Of clothing
from a bedroom on the second floor.
while a woman was cleaning a third
story room. Shortly after the robbery
was discovered Yarnall and his neigh
bors mounted horses and searched for
several miles for the thief, but no trace
OF him could be found
Evening journal., 1907-09-20

Lately there has been an unusually large
number OF excursionists in town and the
Kutner home was one Of the sights"
The Kutners stood It as long as they could
but finally gave up and left yesterday for
their home in New York. Earle. who had
been here for week. went to New York
Wednesday night
Evening journal., 1907-09-20
LAUNCHING of Boat Injuries Man.

SEAFORD, Sept 2O.-At the launch
ing of a big lighter from the yards of
Hurley and Sons yesterday the boat
struck Contractor Waller, seriously in
juring him about the breast and arms.
The boat was built for Captain Lank-
ford, of Athloo. Nd. and was the sec
ond lighter built at the yards within
Ghs last few months.
Evening journal., 1907-09-20
No Trace Of Dickson.

Ensign Charles wiseman of the local
branch of the Salvation Army has
found no trace of Harry Q. Dickson Of
London who disappeared from New
York last March, saying that he was
coming to this city. He has not been
heard Of since.
Evening journal., 1907-09-20
What Fashion Has Decreed in
Fall Dress Goods

Did you ever stop to think of the num-
erous advantages of buying at headquar-
ters7 You save yourself the hundred and
one annoyances of undesirable merchandise,
broken promises and the various worries
that beset the path of the busy buyer.
It has long been conceded that We are the
headquarters for Dress Goods and we throw
our heart and soul into living up to our en-
viable reputation.
Our buyers are the cream of the profess
sion, each one of whom has the faculty
the sixth sense you might say-of buying
the right thing at the right moment so that
you are proof against mistaken judgment.
This year it is plaids and over-plsids in
the new Skiboo serge, panama and broad
cloth. The favorite colors being blue
garnet. green and brown.
Prices range from SOC to $500 per yard
Left Centre Aisle-Rear
Evening journal., 1907-09-20
EARLE AND HIS AFFINITY
NptvEN E10M kOMF

by THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
BETHLEHEM. N. H.. Sept. 2O.-curi-
oslty seekers have driven from their sum-
mer home here the family Of Miss Julia
Kutner the AFFINITY" Of Artist Earle
Evening journal., 1907-09-20

If there be man, woman
or child who has trouble
with digestion, let him or
her adopt the following
menu and depend upon
relief.
A little fruit.
Saucer Of erspe-nuts with cream.
soft boiled egg.
Slice Of hard, crisp toast.
Cup Of Postum Food Coffee be
sure to boil II IS minutes and
It's delicious.
Let these articles con-
stitute the breakfast, a
luncheon or supper, and
nothing more.
In a few days the old
world will turn around
your way, and life seem
worth living. Try it.
There's a reason"
Read "The Road to
Melville" in pkgs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
idlas Mary Matthews, Of Baker, Kan.
Ran . Rural Route.

Sabsiha, Kan.-Miss Mary Mat.
tbews. an attractive young girl OF sa-
b0tha. 10 rural mail route carrier
now Miss Matthews Is a daughter Of
!. = Matthews. q rural mail carrier
Mr Matthews has one of the best ru-
raj mall earlier records for prompt.
ness ia the United States. For two
years he has not had vacation This
year be took a month on and his
daughter IL delivering the mail
Miss Matthews has hardly failed in
en- instance % keep up nor fathers
record for promptneas Mr. Mat
ihews' mail wagon Is al tho appointed
house on the appointed moment with
probably greater regularity than the
average railway train. And Miss Mat.
ihewa has kept this record up. All
along Mr. Matthews route people go
to their boxes at certain hours and
they invariably find thelr mall.
The fact that Mr. Matthews changes
horses half way on his route, II was
feared. would cause Miss Matthews to
lose time. But It did not She made
tho change In four minutes, which Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
SPARKLING STARTS The GUNS.
Comedy Of Errors ln courtshlp Al.
most Proves Tragedy

Willlamspori PA comedy ~
errors came near ending In a tragedy
at Montoursville Constables Rogers
and shirm at midnight we're spookisg
around the houses ia search Of a
tramplsh-looking stranger. Who they
believed was a burglar.
Edward Wadsworth. Of Galeton a
school teacher. vino had come 10 towa
during the day, was spending the eve.
ming with bis sweetheart They saw
the constables sneaksng around ana
thought they were burglars.
Wadsworih said he would watch
them. He followed. The constables
saw him skipping from out OF ose
dark corner into another Ther
thought he was the tramp they were
looking for and gave chase
Wadsworth took to his heels. Con
stable Rogers fired three shots. ans
Wadsworth threw up his arms. expect
ing the -highwaymens 10 20 through
his pockets. Instead the two con.
stables grabbed him. tore ais coat
and were hustling him 70 the locK.us
when his young lady friend. In a eon.
dition bordering on hysteria. appeared
on the scene and explained the silns.
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
egos oyERRUH rowrL
Lack Haven has enaksa Tss6s and
Worms 70 Eafn.

Loak Haven. "a, The pisgges see,e
~ hare slfgck t5s city Some g$ys
ago blaeksnak-s waa discovered in
the eaiaf N tho CuDDer 4 Mlfs ~
fpDaeg0 house. ~ beilefoate ayenue,
but II continually eiaoed it, w0ald.be
slayez.
Lait< . blacksnake. sHDDoaedly the
same one. entered the rear door of the
Iolla clagter grocefy. causing e nasty
retreat on ne Dart n the clerk. Miss
Miriam gykeg. Who. as might De
imagined WAS greatly frightened and
ned u Tho street His snakeshiD was
left n full DOeaeselOn fDf q few min.
uies and was then shot.
large blacksnake rot away IN the
~ Charles hotel, and was found IN
the rolled curtain above tho trang0m
oyer the door. from which It was dis.
LODGED and Killed.
After tbe recent rain thousands Of
uny b0pt0ads appeared On the streets
and Sidewalks Of Tho city. They we're
especially humorous On Water street.
shout the mayors Office and attorneys
RON.
but a pest far moro destructive ia
the cntHOrm. which desoufa yegeta.
Ton = e something oge4 al inch IA
length and az thick az q lead pencil.
THE worm remains under fhe ground
d8f1na tho daytime, working on tho
foofs u the piauta. and at night
comes forth ana deyonra the leaves Of
the rod becta. beans. cabbage. 10
nato<a, poiatoea. and even eats holes
into small gFocu tomatoes On tho
stalks It Is also doing bad work Ia
many Of tho tObacco fields.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
OWNS UNIQUE STATUE

knowiedge Of the subject Mr Lieb-
man says he has been advised by Dr
Kelley of th9 City History club to hold
on To the statue. AZ it is sure not ~
depreciate IN value from the cOllec
tors standpoint.
During the centennial of 1889 &
bad place on The temporary arch az
Washington square II is fine piece
of work and ii was admired by thou
sands X would have gone to the Chit
cago worlds fab. fad those In charge
Of the arrangements here known Of
its existence In time 10 send It. Al
the time Senator Depew sent a letter
saying that he did not find out about
the statue until too late TO have Il
shipped
Mr Lehman has made many in
quiries from the Sons of the Reyola
tion and the Colonial Danes about the
statue. He is not rich. he says. and ha
fnds thar tie competition in bis trade
is pretty qtif. but he Intends to hold
on to the statue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
A COED RURAL MAIL CARRIER

all her father deyotes to the work
OF course. the man at the house where
horses are changed has the animal
harvested ard all ready for hitching
70 the cart Miss Matthews was paid
fe5 for the months work. as any sub
stitutc would have been paid Her
father also drew his salary
Miss Matthews is a student at
Baker university. In Baldwin. She is
taking a five.year course. She is as.
sisting IN her college expenses BY act
Ing as Librarian in the English library
a few hours each day Miss Matthews
Is fitting herself for a librarian. She
will leave soon for Baldwin to take
up some special summer work In that
line She is just 20 years old
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
HARLEM TOBACCO DEALER HAS
FIGURE or WASHINGTON.
Colossal WoSden Likeness Of First
President Is, II is Claimed By
the Owner. One Hundred
Years Old.

New YoFk.-Every NOW and then a
relic of revolutionary times of which
little aas been heard comes to the pub
lie notice. In the possession Of a
Harlem tobacco dealer is q colossal
wooden statue Of George Washington.
The owner. Joseph Liebman. says 1t
is 100 years old.
In the colonial days there was a
statue or King George ii Bowling
Green park. After the struggle for
Independence this statue was re-
placed By one of George Washington.
i was Of heroic size, and according to
the information obtained by Mr.. Lieb-
man It was the first statue Of George
Washington erected in this country.
The statue IS nine feet I've inches
from the base to the top and weighs
500 pounds. Gen. Washington is
wearing the continental Uniform
long blue coat with brass buttons. bun
breeches md riding boots. The right
arm is extended and the left. carrying
bis hat. Is resting on his hip. On the
right side is fob and watchchaln.
BIr Lehman has looked up the his
tory Of the statue. and he says that it
was put up in 1892. Is stood for 43
years. when It was decided TO make
some Improvements in the park. The
city officials looked over the statue
and decided that It was too old-fash.
Toned and not dignifed enough for the
city because It was Of wood. As
result it was sold al auction to a Mr..
Jacques, n collector OF things Of the
revolutionary period. He paid $3.50
for It and sent It 70 South Norwalk.
Conn. where It remained until he
died, IN 1860, when It was sold again.
The purchaser this time was Antonio
Decorate, who lived ia this city, but
eventually It fell into the nands OF
Frank Theobold, the tobacco dealer.
Mr Theobold sold his business 10
Mr. Lehman. and with Il went the
statue. Its present owner puts a algh
value on It. He says it Is worth S..
O00-at least be has been told that by
persons who profess to have some
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
THE CIGARETTE HABIT.

rfly after the xeWs sgz1ers print.
- zees11ta ~ tts esgzrsttee obituary
fse totaccc cezlers ezy key we're
G1Sse1 gita teiephoze Gala fFeia
woinsa all of whea wzate1 ID know
hoM ngct TRUTH there #as III the ~
por faat TIE nev l1w rss ID bscoms
effective. Cf cCsfse ncse n lts eom.
- aao called - Ho1id glys their
nznee u a11fesaea. bit the fzct ttat
f1eg called cglylneed the dealers itzs
soae of the cfgaFeffes thar had gons
e oasr fAelr coafefs had rot been
guokee ~ the men who took them
away me seaiera aay that compare
tisely iew pomsE purchase their CAR
cigarettes
The beauty 1oefCEs learn of the 81.
gzsette habit A. Il applies to women
By the DFeseacc of The cdof oa taesf
eggioucfH breaths vben they wit
the beauty shcps. Most of the women
snokeSs Indulge the habit al night.
ne beauty doctors say. 70 THAI all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
CANNED PEARS WITH HISTORY.
Put Up 80 Years Ago and Kept Intact
BY Successive Owners.

Nashihgion-In the window of
lunchroom on Pennsylvania avenur a
q giant glass lar Of branded peara
that were put up hg Mrs Ella g. Hal.
Tor. - Peterson y ~ the osth -
February. 1875 They have chnnrcs
hands many times. but each time thew
remained untouched. their owners
seeming 70 lack the heart 10 break he
seal Of the jar.
John kecnan, well-known to the old
Inhabitants Of Washington. brought
the jar 10 this city about ten wears
aftef It was put up. aud for several
years It stood on exhibition IN the Old
RIGGS House bar There il attracted
the attention Of many prominent men
and statesmen. Large prices we're o.
fered for IT, but an were refused
Finally It WAS rafied and the pro.
ceeds given TO charity. AS much a.
$1,000 was netted Subsequently TIE
new owner rafled It ana gained sese
thereby The man who last wa, 4
presented II 70 his sweetheart WIN
upon marrying another gave Il 10 her
relatives. IN whose possession Il nom
rests.
The jar stands about three feet
high and the fruit is IN perfect stnio
of preservation IN peach brandy Il
is possible that the Jar Win be again
disposed Of n the Elks' fair thls Fnu.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17

In the course Of an article on THE
Commercial Value Of Women" a
writer IN the Dletie and Hygienic Mag.
azlne illustrates a point with the fol-
lowing story:
Papa, said a small boy. what are
halcyon days?7
"s'h'h,' answered the father. ilrat
assuring himself that no one was with.
In hearing "Halcyon days my son
are The glorious summer days when
your dear mamma IA FAR. far away
from the wicked. noiay city. enjoying
freedom from household cares and
breathing The sweet pnro air she "a
much neldg.H
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
Iineman Twice Takes Maps in Peril
Gus Places.

Baltimore. Md.-John Leitner "a
years old. lineman for the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone company has a
mania for falling asleep on telephone
poles
Twice within As hours I.eltner has
slumbered peacefully on the top Of e
pole, and in both occasions the police
have been called upon 70 take his sup
posed dead body from the wires.
A few minutes before f2 O'Clock
the superintendent ~ Tlmanus Mills
telophoned 10 the Northern police sta.
tlon that an employc OF the Chesa.
poake ana Potomac Telephone com.
pany had been stricken by electricity
and that his body WAS resting On the
wires.
A moment later the Mount Vernon
Mills. the Tlmanus Mills and other
industries in the neighborhood we're
emptied Of their workmen going to
dinner; but nearly an Of them halt.
ed and with plying glances and hor.
ror.stricken faces leveled their eyes
upon the still figure on The top Of the
pole.
The man lay perfectly still One
log was thrown over q cross beam. the
other was wrapped about a cable, and
his arms were extended and partly
resting his dropping head on the beam
above him. Just MS the ambulance
approached the pole the supposed
dead man awakened. but lay down
again.
The policemen recognized him as
the same individual who had fooled
them before and they ordered him
down. Leltnof descended. and when
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17

Chop into Bits cold roast real and
the dressing with which 1t has been
stuffed Put layer N this mince in
a baking dish and molsten with veal
gravy, then put In layer Of chopped
canned mushrooms and sprinkle With
buttered bread crumbs. Season with
salt and pepper, add more chopped
meat and proceed in this way until
the dish 10 full sprinkling the top
with crumbs and bits Of butter and
wetting each layer Of the meat with
gravy. Cover the dish and bake until
the contents bubble. then uncover and
brown lightly before sending TO the
table.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
old Va sIoop 10 Be soId.

Washington.-The old sloop Of war.
Saratoga. a relic Of the navy Of tho
United States. has been stricken from
the official list Of naval vessels and
offered to be sold. It was built at the
navy yard at Kittery. Me-. In 1912. was
shiprlgged and carried 20 guns. It
had a length Of 147 feet six inches and
beam measure Of SO feet one inch.
Its mean dranght was 16 feet, am Il
had displacement OF l,O25 tons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17
Some Members Of New Cub 70 De pun.
lshed for Not Shaving.

Newport Ky.-Mayor Heimbold,
president Of the Antl.Mustache and
whiskera club. which was recently or.
ganized IN Newport. VIII call meet
ing to Investigate the charges that
have been made against some Of the
membera for violating the ruloa Of
the organization.
Over a month ago the club was or.
ganlzed IN the city building with 4
membership Of IS. Rules and bylaws
were adopted whereby each member
was compelled to dispense with his
mussacho or whlakera until October !,
when the swolterlng hot weather viii
have passed
II wna but a day or two until the
hifsuie adornments we're missing, but
since then one or two Of tho mombera
have been unable to stand the Jolly"
rom their friends and have allowed
the whiskorn 20 grow again
The rro ideut of tho organizaiiau
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17

In cooking recipes one very often
comes across the term p bouquet Of
herbs" This means that a few aprlgp
Of parsley. a piece OF thyme d Glove
or garlic bay leaf, and a few pepper.
corna an tied togethef, ready % be
dropped into whatever they are 70
flavor and are In this wayl easily re.
moved
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17

----A~ -9 Tres
C-ean scme baeter. ad1.re - e4e-v
Tabs loo1f1l two fzs-sssse-f,-.
gsz-ed eAesse seaonsd lightly win
fapfiEa AID lz1s mustard Liz sh,r-
c1glly a1d spread Grated Aasrs-an
cg swiss cheese ui1sd 70 4 paste wifh
s4iad dressing makes "a excellent fil-
i1g. az also cottage cheese nlxed with
s2rzley q erez5 and seasoned with
Daprika- 0sher good combinations
Wiih cottage Or cream cheess
are cream cheae and olives.
green ov black. chopped Hna.
cream cheese and chopped nuts. With
OF without mayonnaise. cheese and
chopped dates o. figs. cheese snd
eaoged spinach molstened With Iem-
q juice and mayonnaise; cheese with
the yolkg 0f hard-boiled eggs put
through riaer; cheese and sliced
cucumber cheese and preserved gin.
ger, chopped; cheese. curraat jelly
and nuts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-17

Take one pint and a half Or milk.
stir In three beaten eggs, and pass
through strainer In q double boiler.
Add three tablespoonfuls Of sugar.
Put on the FIRE and when the wator
IL the lower pan begins 70 boil, stir
and keep stirring until the mixture
has reached the consistency Of thick
cream Remove from the FIRE. add =
tablespoonful Of vanilla. aud serY3
warm or cold.