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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
Was Dancing Without Clothes In the
Shadow Of a Market House.

Baltimore, Md.-A man rushed up
70 Patrolman Geraghty as he was pa
trolling Pratt street, shortly after l
o'clock in the morning, and eXclaim-
cd: "Oflcer, officer! there's a wild
man up the street there" The patrol
man. guided, or rather forwarded by
the excited citizen, who kept a good
twenty PAGES in the rear, walked up
Market space for about fifty yards,
and then Geraghty saw that there was
really something capering about in
the shadows of the Market house.
For a momen the policeman re-
Garded the queer object. and then, tax
ing his espantoon, advanced. The ca
pering figure was that Of a man, short
and muscularly built, and without a
stitch of clothing on him. He did not
perceive the policeman until the lat
ter touched him on the shoulder and
then he turned only to find his arms
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
AIRSHIP IS LIKE HEN
FARMER GETS IDEA FOR FLYING
DEVICE FROM ROOSTER.
Movement Of Chanticleer Balancing
on Thumb illustrates Principle
on Which Ingenious Machine
Is Modelled by Him.

New York.-How does a rooster bal
ance himself on a mans thumb?
He sticks out his head, shifts and
extends his wings. which arc lateral
aeroplanes, and then e~levates or de-
presses his tail. by causing his favor
ite chanticleer on his farm, near Fort
Plain. to go through various expert
ments on this %phalangeal roost, VIII
liam Morgan has evolved a flying ma
chine which he now hopes to send
through the air.
He has a small model. which he
sends hither and thither. and It has
the movement of a surprised chicken
just shooed from its perch. The
small model, which he has patented,
can be made TO fly at any time by
simply winding up the rubber bands
which form the motive power of the
two prOpellers i'm front.
or the big air ship its inventor said,
wien seen at the Victoria Hotel, a
Bovery clearinghouse:
81 would have it merely skim along.
1t would, of course, have abundant
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
our eUNNERs GOOD AS ANY.
Recent Practice on British Ship Re.
calls American Performances.

Washington.-For several years the
navy department has not regarded it
as good policy to a%cquaint foreign Ia
tons with the performances Of the
American naval gunners. II was felt
that the publication of n good record
made by our men would only serve to
stimulate the gunners of other ma
tions to better their own perform
ances.
But the publication recently of the
fact that during target practice ON the
British channel feet in the presence
of King Edward n gun made nine.
teen hits in twenty-one shots. thereby
earning a decoration from the king,
has naturally touched the pride of
some Of the American naval officers,
but they find no reason to fear a com
parison with the gunners of any other
navy.
Taking some of the six inch guns
in the Atlantic fleet, one gunner on
the armored cruiser Maryland made
eleven shots and eleven hits in one
minute. A gun on the ~battleship Ohio
was fired with a perfect score ut the
rate of 1881 a minute. A six inch gun
ON the b|attleship Maine has a record
of n perfect score at the rate of 10.41
a minute, and the battleship Missouri's
best record was 1890 shots a minute,
each lodged in a target.
But in the way OF small guns these
six inch records become insignificant.
A three FOUNDER on the battleship Vir.
ginia made 20 shots and hits in 75 sec.
onds, and another gun made 10 shots
and 10 hits in 22h seconds, a remark
able average of 1861 ahots and hits a
minute.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
Polar Bear Steak.

According to Max F1eischman, who
has not only killed polar bears. but
his eaten the same, the meat was fair.
ly palatable. although it was neces-
sary to cut it into very thin strips and
hammer it thoroughly before broiling
in order to get the blubbery taste out
Of II.
In addition to this ~precaution,'
says Mr.. Fleischman in the National
Geographic Magazine, II would advise
that n plentiful admiXture of onions
be used in broiling fresh bear meat.
and If the onions are strong enough
and n has n p%enchant for onions
n won't really mind bear steak. 1t
is the opinion of the writer and also
Of the ship surgeon, who was the tast-
er Of all new food, that young seal is
a great deal more palatable than bear
meat.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09

space to clear the 20-foot propellers
from the earth. II does not need a
gas bag. There are two large pro
pellers in front and the machine can
be steered by varying their number
of revolutions.
1T is kept mp by the motion Of the
propellers, and when they cease to
move the aeroplancs take such a po-
sitiou that the machine cannot come.
down hard, but will settle gradually"
Mr.. Morgan flew his small model
for the delectation of his fellow lodg-
ers in the Bowery c~aravansary. The
inventor was formerly in the cigar
business and he also manufactured a
hair r~estorer.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09

CLEANS white with virgin wealth
somewhere within $50 miles OF the
spars towering above the harbor.
Just where It Is Wright. Of course.
will not say until he Is sure his
Uncle Samuel will help him keep the
Chinese OF. for flung sui. Wright be.
%licyc9. would be a costly adjunct Of
mining.
All these years lac has kept his
prospect a secret because II he re-.
vealcd II every mandarin I'm the dis
tfict would at oncc stop the digging
on the ground thDt the steam shOvels
aud blasts were narrowing the souls
Of his forofathors, and demand per.
soral injury damages.
Those yellow grafters make your
San Francisco brand second rate. %
SAID Wright. "rhoy would hold me OF
until / paid for every alleged pain my
slant powder shot through the
wraitha chat inhabit The underground
about my mountain.
Probably It would cost me half CT
what's iu that Hill for the mandarins
alone. and when It comes TO grating
the coolies are MS expert and insatia.
bic as your supervisors. who. | am
told, take anything from dollars to
beer checks or doIghnuts. Their flung
sui would take what was left. and I
wouldn't get anything for the 80 years
guard I've kept on that HILL
Wright says he discovered the ore
leads while on a trip into the interior
just after he had been sent by u Phil
adelphia firm to superintend some ma
chine work in the Chinese port. He
remained there so as not TO let tho
mountain get away. When he arrives
In Washington he will tell Secretary
Root about his find and ask him to in
duce the empress dowagcr or some Of
tho yamens to guarantee that the
ghosts Of ancient grafters will not
feel more than say $4,000 worth Of
pain.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
MARS is NOT INHABITED.
California Astronomer Says Life Could
Not Exist on the Planet.

Berkeley, Cal.-Mars is not inhab.
tied by man. according to Professor
Simon Newcomb. astronomer OF the
United States Naval observatory. He
is special lecturer at the summer ses-
sion at the university.
After telling of observations made by
Lowell and other scientists, Prof. New
comb brought up the matter of the al
legged canals on the distant planet and
discoveries made by experts in prob
lens in physics. He showed that Mars
As too cold to have irrigation canals.
The water In such canals, according TO
Professor Newcomb, would be frozen
solid n greater part of the time.
lie explained that Lowell's theories
Of canals were based without respect
TO the new theories in these lines. In
speaking of the possibility of the hab-
itation of Mars. he said the laws of
heat and theories of the atmosphere
made such reasoning %imprudent.
My conclusion in regard to that
is n general one" he said. Based on
the theory that not one OF 10000 Of
the worlds of the solar system is Of
sufficient heat TO allow life
Professor Newcomb attacked Alfred
Wallace for his statements that Mars
and other worlds were inhabited. stat
ing that they We're prcposterous. The
lecture was illustrated with lantern
slides.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
LIEN ON MANS LEG.
Shyloek Case In Which Fleoh and
Blood judgment is Asked.

Seattle, Wash.-Suit has been be.
gun in Justice CAROLS court. the ma.
ture of which may well cause Shylock
OF the drama TO retire. For not only
does the present litigant demand an
entire right leg. but in addition, asks
judgment in the sum Of $25 from the
defendant named in the action.
In the complaint filed Jules ]. Pen.
sis alleges that last May the defend.
ant, John Spreutols, who was In sore
need OF n leg. asked for the loan OF $45
with which to provide an artificial sub.
stitute. The money was given. and in
return n promise eXactcd from Spreu-
tells that when fully equipped hA
would repay the loan in labor to be
performed for his benefactor at tie
rate OF $40 n month.
The deal was made, The money was
turned over for the purchase OF the
leg and the addition made to Spreu.
tel's anatomy. All went well for a
time. and then, the complaint says. the
defendant in the present action be.
came dissatisfied. Soon he left his EN-.
ployer, taking both legs with him.
Now Pensis wants his money, and
failing 10 get that, demands that he
be given the FAR and custody of the
artificial leg until such time as Spreu.
tells Is prepared to produce the balance
Of the loan held to be stlll unpaid,
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
wild" MAN IS ARRESTED.

p%inioned. For a few moments Ger
agility struggled with the nude figure,
but finally placed nippers on his
wrists and mastered him. The prisoner
was taken TO the Central police sta
ton. His name, he said, was Joseph
Florio. He Is As years old, and a ma
tive of Italy. For a time he appeared
TO be in his right mind, and admitted
that he had been drinking heavily.
Then he became incoherent again, and
said the spirits told him to take Off
his clothes and dance"
A second hand suit Of clothes was
given to Florio, but he tore them near
ly all off before he was brought be-
fore Justice Grammar for a hearing
this morning. Justice Grammar fined
him s. and costs on the charge of be-
ing drunk on the street. and COM
mitted him to jail in default Of pay
ment. Fiorio appears to be well edu-
Gated, and between his rawlings spoke
in English, German, French and Span
ish.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
Edelweiss Now Paris Flower.

Paris.--Edelweiss. which this year
is more fashionable than ever, is
mostly grown near Copenhagen and
exported to Switzerland where the
flower is so rare now that gathering
of It is forbidden. Not to be outdone,
Paris gardeners are %cultivating edel-
weiss in the suburbs and recently
have exhibited specimens. Largo
quantities will appear at the next
greenhouse exhibition and soon tho
Swiss gardeners will sell only Paris
ian products.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
eoston,s Woman oulde.

Boston is said 70 have the only WON.
an guide in tie United States to places
Of historic interest, she has cquipped
herself with so much useful informa.
ton that she believes herself to be
able 10 answer any reasonable cues.
zion about Boston. Her specially is
taking about parties Of women. teach.
ers aad school children. Though an
unusual thing in this country. woman
guides are To be found in foreign
cities; a number earn their living by
showing visitors about London.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
ILarry's Wish.

1t was n sultry afternoon in mid.
summer and Larry was perspiring and
laying gas pipe in the b~listering
trench. In a nearby tree a little bird
was caroling forth. shielded by the
cool branches. Sure" exclaimed Lar
ry, as he halted a moment to remove
the big beads with a red handkerchief.
''tls an unjust wur-ruld. / wish l was
that bur-rud.' And why do you wish
yct were that blrd?" asked the inter
ested policeman. Larry blinked at the
blazing sun and smiled grimly. BE
cause, me bhoy, such a day as this ut
is better to pipe Il lay than ut is to
lay n pipe"
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
A MOUNTAIN OF SI YER

duce the government to back him
up and protect his property rights
when he does begin mining opera.
lions.
Wright Is going TO Washington, bu;
the success Of his mission is open to
doubt. for the constitution expressly
prohibits Interference with religious
liberty, and It is exactly that which
stands between Wright and the little
pimple on the face OF the earth which
he is certain will make him n rival
Of Mldases of Montana and Nevada
some day.
II is flung sui. the ancestor worship
of the Chinese. that has stayed his
hand and kept him tied up in a ship.
yard in Shanghai, while his mountain
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
A. MILITARY ROAD TO YUKON

Atlin until the two forces meet. which
they hope to do before winter.
And the purpose OF II is because n
Of Canada's richest treasure houses.
the golden Klondike. lies cooped up
beyond the great nfountains. The
two front doors to this country lie in
the United States territory of Alaska
o opening in from Skagway by
a Of the White pass and Yukon
railway, the other further north, the,
estuary Of the Yukon river at St,
Michael.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
Plans Monument to Chicken.

Bloomington, m.-A monument ia
planned for a chicken belonging to
O. l.. McCord of Vermilion County.
Il has Just died, aged - years. It
was claimed to be the champion OF
champions. having won first prize at
eight successive state fairs and also
NJ the Pan-American Exposition. The
fowl was valued at a high figure and
was considered 10 be one Of the finest
blooded chickens in tha countr'
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
smallest Wateh In the unlve1se.

What is said to be the smallest
watch In the world is in the pos.
session Of q London ieweler. II once
belonged to the late Marquis OF Anglo
sey. whose taste in ornaments was ex.
travagant and bizarre. The size Of
the gold case of this lllliputian watch
is Just that of the smallest English
COMA silver threepence. Tho min
ute hand Is an eighth OF an ipcl long.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
somethlna Substantial.

Did you ever try g soup. Nor.
Then you have lived in vain. Beat
thoroughly six strictly fresh eggs.
Add N quart Of good cream and
season with butter. pepper and salt.
Simmer. When thick enough. serve
with grisini broken in short bits, or.
If you can not get the stick bread,
with toasted dice made of yesterdays
bread. You a not imagine anything
more palatable or nourishing in this
weather or in any other weather.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
AMERICAN MAKES FIND IN CHINA
BUT CAN'T DIG.
Is Prevented by Ancestor Worship
Will Ask Uncle Sam for Protee-
ton Against Grating
Mandarins.

San Francisco.-After watching pa.
tlently n silver mountain for 30 years,
unable all that time to stick n pick
into IL, for fear of arousing the preda-
tory instincts Of China's grating man
darins. J. II. Wright. shipbuilder. Of
Shanghai. soldier of fortune. aud, he
hopes, millionaire, in the sweet
by and by, has come to America to in.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
sR.ooo.ooo on Office Malls.

Kansas City, Mo.-The wall ptpcr
in the offices of a commission com
pany at the stockyards exchange In
Kansas City represents an outlaJ Of
5000, 900. This remarkable wall pa
per is made up of Cancelled chesks.
There is no check on the wall that .,ep.
resents less than S1,00e. The larAest
q for $4,000.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
A Husband Selects His Successor.

mourning, which che has expressed
continually for Di Cicco since his
death. She makes no pretense OF low
Ing her new husband. but frankly
states that she is simply fulfilling her
former companions wishes. hi Mat
ito, on the other hand, states that he
has always loved his new wife.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-09
Not the Music He Loved.

Mrs. Talkmore-"Your husband is a
great lover Of music, isn't he?" Mrs.
Chatters-"Yes, indeed. | have seer
him get up in the middle OF the night
and try TO compose" Its. T.
"What?" Mrs. C.-'The hsIy."-
Stray Stories.
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Lahaina Lines.

Vw~w~w~~~G
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THE BELLBIRD.

of the bebrd (Chasmorhyncus
geological gardens London
The remarkable thing connection with the bebd is its
clear metallic which be heard
distance of three miles It's noise according to the Pail Mall Ga
produced by blacksmith striking his anvil Some
repeats fairly long
There mistake about the voice of this bird is
would be heard above the din produced by
the raising its voice Except for
the and around the which, during the
color, this bird white TIE
the the bebrd of which species have
been exhibited in the For while the male
pure white the female is brownsh green Darwin refers the bell
bird when he points that white very color terrestrial
species of moderate size and inoffensive habits
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
" ~ i6T'" '5V"'11r'rISV~

The Rev. J. W. Wadman, superin-
tendent of japanese Methodist Mis-
sions in these Islands, visited Lahaina
this week. He inspected the schoo, at
Kaanapai on Tuesday evening. and
several converts, having a creditable
examination. were baptized. On We'd
nesday Mr.. Wadman conducted a COM
munion service, in the Lahaina Meth
odist church.
Captain Frank B. Johnson of the
Salvation Army expects to be trans
ferred from the Waikiki district to
Honolulu, soon after Christmas. On
Wednesday evening he gave an inter
esting exhibition of stereopticon views,
at the Lahaina kindergarten.
The War Cry for November . con-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
HALL FOR PUBLIC GATHERINGS.

Noticing an editorial in your issue
of 18th inst. relative to a suitable hall
for public gatherings we would like to
call your attention to the large new
hall opened by the knights of Pythias
in the new Harrison block, corner of
Beretania avenue and Fort street. This
new hall has a floor space larger than
Progress hall, and could be used for
fairs, political conventions, etc. It is
situated on the second floor and is well
ventilated and suitable for all pur-
poses.
II IT Mode ca14v
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tains a picture of Adiutant Bamberry.
who was formerly in charge of this
district.
Superintendent Wadman visited the
Lahaina school on Wednesday morn
ing, and made appropriate remarks
after the ceremony of saluting the flag.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
A WORD FROM THE BENCH.

I don't like juryman, judge
Conscientious, eh?"
That's it. wouldn't like to do nobody wrong
You can't ams in this One lawyer suing another
lawyer"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13

u Automobile Wells, Gloves and Caps; Aprons Am
- gator Bags and Purses.
w~ Boas Boleros Belts, Bead Necklaces, Bandana
- Handkerehefs Bath Robes Berthas, Blankets, Bon
nets, Boys Suits
cravats Center Pieces Couch Covers Cluett Shirts
Children s Furnishings, Carved Mexican Purses
Coque Boas, Curtains, Caps.
Dress Patterns in Organdie, Nets and Silk Doyhes
Dress suit Cases. Dressing Saeques, Dress Goods OF
all kinds. Dresses ready TO wear.
~. Embroidered Robes and Waists, Embroidery Seis-
p sors. Embroidered Bed Sets, Embroidered Linens
of all kinds, Emeries, Evening Wraps.
u Fancy Work Four-in- Hand Ties Fancy Hosiery,
3@ Feather Boas Fancy Stationery Fans of all kinds,
Fancy Boxes of Handkerehiefs, Flags of all nations
~ Gloves in Cotton Silk and Kid, all lengths; Gloria
- silk Umbrellas Gents Furnishings, Grass Rugs
r r. Hand-embroidered Parasols, Hand-embroldered
- Linens of all kinds, Hand-embrodered Belts and
Neekwear, Handkerchiefs of every description,
Hosiery, Hand Bags.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
Wounds and Skin Diseases cured by
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Druggists refund money if DR..
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