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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
Z6Oo-Slzes II, II and 10 years.
NEW CLOTHS TO BE
WORN THIS FALL

That the fabric suit the costume is well
illustrated in the new fall materials. For
the mannish tailor-made suits hard-finish-
ed worsteds will be the materials used.
The new worsteds are medium In weight.
Their wearing qualities are above re-
proach, and they come in the most fasci-
mating array Of stripes. small broken and
uhbroken checks. plaids and plain colors.
In these materials stripes are the most In
favor. Serge will be much used, as well
as cheviot. Cloth plaids promise TO be less
a rumored fashion and more a fact this
fall and winter than for many past sea-
son. The dark blue serge tailor-made Co.'S
tune will be extremely fashionable for
early fall wear, with just a touch of plaid
or orange cloth introduced as trimming.
For the three-piece costumes much
broadcloth will be used. and here we find
the big fabric novelty of the season. This
Is fancy broadcloth. II comes in checks
in soft shades, in stripes and in plaids.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

The Japanese slcevs Is at its best I'm A
dress OF this kind. where IL ends I'm sleeve
cap style and only lends long. graceful
lines 10 the shoulder. This dress consists
OF n Jumper. or over-blouse. n skirt and
separate guimpe The style Is exceed
ingly smart and there Is nothing difficult
IN the making. so that the inexperienced
may undertake Il. A linen. crash, pongee.
silk or chambray may serve for the dress
and some sheer tucked material or all
over embroidery for the guimpe. The over
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
'ERS OF
WHITE BUCKSKIN

They are more expensive than any other
kind OF white slippers. and are shown In
more styles. As long as pair OF slippers
OF this kind holds together. they seem
ingly hold their original neatness. The
slippers may be cleaned many many
times. always looking fresh and clean.
II desired. they may be colored az
professional dyers and made TO match
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

The pleasure OF dainty neglgees is felt
by the young Miss quite as well as by
her mother, and there are many advan-
tages in. tho girls having these as early
as she desires them. The desire for rest
Is felt by the young Miss after her days
tasks are completed. and while there is
little work In making a kimono In which
TO rest for few moments, II means much
OF pleasure to the wearer. The kimono
shown is very easily made, having n
square yoke 10 which the body portion is
gpthered. The sleeves may be the loose
flowing kind or the short pun. A cretonne,
albatross, challls or Japanese material
may serve for the gown. OF which GA
yards 32 inches wide are needed for the
medium size.
26l6-Szes u, IA and 16 years.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

colored gowns. Some of the present
styles have five or six straps over
the instep. the soles are. almost tissue
weight, though the heels are very Frenchy
and give a stylish appearance never dis
played in low-heeled shoes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
THE NEWEST WAY TO
WEAR YOUR NECKLACE

A new fad for wearing the necklace Is
10 encircle IT closely around the throat,
fastened 1t In the back while the two
end are brought to the front and care
lessly tied I'm knot a few inches below
the throat. The two ends are finished with
fine tassels of aluminium and beads OF
various colors. mostly bright jewels mixed
with corals and pearls
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

blouse is all in one piece. the only seam
being under the arm. The skirt is a five
gored one laid in narrow box pleats and
stitched over the hip. For the guimpe pa
yards OF S2-inch goods are needed for the
medium size, and for the dress So yards
OF 42-inch.
o6O5-Sizes 10 IA and 16 wears
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

these glorious things be Sena
Toilette platform be anti-mea and ani-co
poraon True doubling Thomases who told about
La Foee exciting campaigns in Wisconsin, but all these
down. But overtaken this BOOM The who
passion who lead the republic back sail
period i'll luck attended teachers meeting Pburg
plain school superintendent objected the talking
politics Perhaps the superintendent cattle and the
audience the open fields and talked politics to
had the satisfaction of having his but
president anstrenuous educational plat
FORM for school upentendents must be respected and the popre
ties regarded beef passion
for chief executive.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

appears the Hon. William K Reynolds is mod
willing Bakis 1t will be recalled that Barkis did his
courng chiefly in ef-handed manner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

Pepper only good Even
at that rating might Republican leaders consult
her their candidate for governor
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

If this was year. there might be trouble for the
doped such of weather yesterday
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

Judge Parker need trouble His declnaion to
will be considered as final able and honest man. but he is
nc long-dstance
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

Those New Jersey who had hard time of it
Sunday night Sandy probably about going sail
ing again this year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

This many large hats and the early autumn
follow along the lines The above illustration
shows French dea with high and upturned bri in the
The trimming consists OF embroidered ribbon IN
the cream color of agres and pumes which
start on the side and thrown the front
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
Odd Things Women Do

ICES l2, IA and l6 years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17


top and bottom Into the inside The
nails should be Of various lengths so
that many Jagged points may result.
Wrap these points about in various
directions with coarse thread or
string. or with canton flannel Plug
up all the openings with ccrks except
one In the top. and then pour through
that into the box a warm solution Of
crystallIzing alum. Now plug up this
hole and walt until the solution cools.
The solution Is prepared by dissolv-
Ing pound Of alum in a gallon OF
warm water.
After the capitalization and the re-
moyal Of the corks the Jagged ends
and surface inside will be found to be
covered with bright crystals that look
exactly like the stalactites Of beau
tlfui grotto.
Then, explains Good Literature, coy.
or the holes In the top, sides and one
end with colored glass. and over the
front opening place white glass, or,
what Is more effective. If you can pro.
cure It. a convex spectacle lens hay
Ing focus about equal to the length
Of the box.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17
OFFICIAL sELL RINaER.


Howard Hail. With Charles E.
Blaney'g THE Millionaire Detective a
tells o story ot an experience a few
weeks ago Al peekskiII, Ny.
Mr. Hall plays dual role which
necesaitates his making d number of
changes, and consequently has to have
2 dfessIngfoon as near the flrst cd.
trance On the stage as possible. III
this instance portable room had to
be built near the switchboard. On alI
bis entrances and exits Mr. Halls
dresser meets him With the requisite
clothes ready for the change, which
must be done IN hurry.
On this occasion Mr.. Hall 5ecame
enbarrassed and finally lost bis pa-
tlence with rcd-headed yonngster
who was continually Impeding his hur-
ried visits 70 his dressingroom. Grab.
bing him BY the collar. he said: aWho
are you and what are you doing around
here2D The lad, recovering from the
shaking. replied: Me? Why, Ina de
bell ringer--de button pusher.s
This set me 10 thinking" said Mr..
Hall. = thought knew every term re-
plIed ~ stage hands, but this was one
that had me n0nplusscd. | asked the
young man TO make hlmself a little
more clear as 10 bits duties. He seemed
sufpriaed AZ my ignorance.
"Yer wants ter know what me
duties are. does yer asked the young.
ater with grin al over his none too
clean face 'You Amt got me number,
ch2 Well. what der yer t'ink Of datY
You don't know what button pusher
iaf HulIy goel Why, dat's de guy dat
rings dc bell over In Macks booze
camp two minutes before dc rag goes
up, to let do guys over dere know its
time ter come back ter see you aet--lE
dat'a what you call It. ] fought you'se
was q wise guy And the youngster
started of to attend to his dutles.s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17
How Famous AiInont
Received Its Name
Radsourrs First Started New Common
-chariey Horse" Few
Years Ago.

Why is charley horseg What does
the familiar expression common to the
diamond and the turf stgnifyg You
hear ball players tanning At the hotels
and some one breaks n with a tale Of
charley horse sending him to the bad
The effect 0f charley horse as OBJ
served by the outsider T. lame thigh.
Or stitch Of the muscles above the
knee. At least, it is something which
incapacitates the player and makes
bis limbs practically useless until his
charley IS vel again.
n > mmHnieGdon from John r.
Brown ail4ionaI light IA thrown On
the origin Of the term. Brown says:
While attending ! game of ban a
few years ago In company with Walker
Miller, an old fan. now the proprietor
Of hotel at Bellefontaine. o., Jimmy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

Ryan came limping in from center
field,
Charley horse7 I said TO Walker.
The old fan replied: 4 guess So
Then he asked me If knew how the
term originated When replied No,
he said:
Well. during the late 's0s the Bos-
ton and Providence teams met in a
series Of warmly contested games. The
clubs we're 20 evenly matched that the
scores were always very close. Charley
Radbourne, to my mind the greatest
pitcher who ever threw q bail, and
who was affectlonately called "Oid
Hoss." was tossing 'em up. Nava. a
Spaniard who spoke broken English,
was his catcher.
In one game neither side scored
for more than nine innings. Excite.
ment was intense. Naya was dancing
around like crazy man, shouting in
a mixture Of Spanish and English
Finally Radbourne landed one square
" on the nose. sending the ball over
the fence for the only run Of tho
game.
Radbourne hlt around the bases
At merry clip, but when he reached
second che players yelled to stop run.
ming, as the bali had scaled the fence.
Radbourne trotted to third. but after
touching the bag he suddenly deveI-
oped lameness and came limplne
home.
I" 'Nava, seeing his battery pal in
trouble, raced ankiously to Radbonrne
and, patting him tenderly, said;
What's q malta you, Charley
Hossg" The spanlard used Rad.
bourne's FIRST name and his nickname
n the combination, which Brown SAYS
resulted in the term charley
horse. -"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17
ABOUT LIONS.

There Ii another peculiar thing
about lions" said the trainer, and
that is that they will not eat the flesh
Of Q fowl. You might tempt them with
q canvasback duck Or the daintiest
squad, but they would refuse it. This
Is q scientific fact. / have tried it
many times | remember once hav-
Ing swan which had broken its wing.
We killed It. dressed It carefully and
threw II into the cage OF the Hons.
but they would not touch ii, and 1t
finally had to be taken out and thrown
away.
Il have repeatedly put pigeons alive
into vhe cage, Just to see what they
would DO 7 have thrown grain down
among the lions and the pigeons have
actually got down and hoppec around
the big brutes, even hopping on their
backs the lions making no attempt
to disturb them, even seeming to en-
joy their companionship.
There Is something strange about
this which Is rather difficult to ex-
plain. TO my mind it argues that Z
lion Is not blntsd In his instincts.
Savage, he undoubtedly is. Fierce at
all times, but fierce with justice.
believe every one Of my lions has 4
conscience; know that every one Of
them knows the difference between
right and wrong; they know their
wondrous power and are charitable.
They would never attempt to injure
anything that In no way could do
them harm.
THE study Of lion, bis habits.
character and capabilities, is one Of
the most interesting i know. 1t Of
fers q field As yet comparatively IN
known. but the more one goes into Il.
the more time one takes to find out
iiist what q lion IS. the more he il
convinced that he has rightly been
named the king Of beasts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

Thought | knew everybody In Ray
lllteheoek's company exclaimed Gen.
eral Manager Hollis Il. Cooley the 9th.
er day. but this Clara Gazello'a pic.
tlire IN the Peoria journal IL y new
ono on me.
Looking further he found in 4
Davenport paper another picture and
underneath waa the name Sarah va
belle" A clipping from the Aurora
Beacon displayed the same picture
aeme face labelled "Lennra Gazalio, 9
Then came m Omaha paper with the
name face labelled "I.eonora uazailo." /"
snatohlng up his desk phone NJ
Cooley called up the press department
and asked; "no you know anything
about q new elrl named Corn CARA.
saha with The Hitchcock oompany9s
"oh. that's FlnFa zabelle, replied
the nttloo boy with a laugh.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17
TWENTY YEARS Or FRoLIc.
% Vol Hopper Has Remarkable ca.
fser on Comic Opera Stage.

More than 10 years Of musical frolic
string out behind De wolf Hopper In
the fail a laeg Hopper wan engaged
by tfc McCauil opera company 10 take
Tho role ii Pomeret Iii FDesire1.e 4
which wae brought oft at the Broad
Street theater II Philadelphia III Oc.
tobcr fie made 4 anceesg of this and
forthwith was established aa the main
comedian " Col Mccaulfs forces
During The five years that BIZ was IN
der tbe McCaHi banner Hopper aps
peared n III s0rta Of parts. the prin.
clpal operas being ~Fhe Black Illus.
eare e'I'he hcggar Student "Dle
FIedeFhlaus,7 1Ihe Lady or the
Tiger Don Caesar. Lorraine. &
eBellDan," Josephine Sold By Her
Hlster,p 4Falka,4 Folnack,g ef30ccac.
oio," 4The Growing fien.g Glover
yFatInit2a,' ~fiie Begun" and Gap.
tain Fraen#Aes HIS two most success.
ful characters and the only two
worthy of special commendation in the
whole list were Gen OIlendorf IN HThe
Doggar STUDENT with its famona song,
IN Moment If Rapture ana Pans
inlas in THE Lady or the Tiger
Mr. Hopper began bis starring ca.
reer In 1890 And tho first opera
brought out was Castles III The Air.
The following season eWang. was pro.
duced and this was d great success.
Hopper presented this FOR two sea.
HONS, then came "Panjaudfum,e which
did very well for 4 single season. eDr.
eyntax" which waB simply Robert.
sons eBehool' aet To music, was pro.
duced IN October. 1896, and did well
enough until successor was found In
Hgl Captain" which was brought out
IN Boston On April ia 1896. Then fol.
loved Ihs CharlatanH and Mr.. pick.
wIek"
An Side Issues Mr. Hopper has once
IN awhile Iapsed into the field of com.
ady, He has played FalstaR IN "The
Merry Wives IL Windsor" and David
In star production of aTho Rivals
with 4 cast that included Joseph JEFF
feFaon a. bob Acres, N. g, Goodwin
hg Blr snclus O1rgger and William
Crane as Sir Anthony. At the close
" the season Of is97.gs Mr.. Hopper
took hia company 70 London. whore he
presented alel Captain. with SUCCESS
This was followed by Wang under
khe title Of aThe Magic kiss and this
also did well until the war With the
fioera IN South Africa drew dark
curtain over theatrical affairs In ENG.
iand and sent the Americans home In
: rush.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

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-lM-=1ls- 70 uzzzs &c -zaE af =
-a eoz1sz5 s1@ eaz-8e5 Isl
rs FaE afes- ~ 81 gears ag1
B1 hare 11 % 1zza
5sz thar zspe roa1 zsrss nT
We E sT cries il chorus.
wan til 7 sat 1Azo1sA. ssaisIi5.
There s=e sazs zzssetz Is y
Ehzch noticed and
soald iiss to remedy L yoa VII let
ne reorEzrize TIE company E1s
gre you a full outzt of caps zad bats
and Esodsa guns. and swords for o.
aeers. D you agree
Yes- yss. yesl7 cried tha hcyz
Good. Nov % through ali your
movements carefully. I VII watch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

Little Joey Is the youngest member
OF Q family whore vital faith In the
power Of thoughtconcentratIon IL
fully recognized. 2rite logically
therefore, says Youths Companion.
when bis recent requirement. q couple
of bantam hens. began 10 lay very
small egga, much below I0ey's stand.
ard OF size, he put bis mind On the
matter, with an original II slightly
unaclontiflo result.
Going to the hen.house one morn.
Ing Joey's father was surprised to see
an ostrich egg tied to one Of the
beams, and above Il : card, with the
Worda;
'Koap your eye on this and do ycur
BEST
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17
THEIa aILlTAz4 coMsAax.
ne ssy wire Nesls ss cspszin zz1
Htzt Care q T.

z sPs1k - 81 captain. cried Like
E4var1z. 3sss as s5ea IS ha kss
bead rosad the cernes ~ he hzrn
EAsse the osber besz Eere already
zszem5led.
We'll g0u won't b. rssoTtaa Tor
ny Green, Indignantly. 1wnt fair
csming O. Us thzt zzy. You're Al
#sys doing things when we amt
ready, % BET ahead
Yeu didn't think ol the COMPANY
Wiliss Jackson spoke of itsArst and
asked Hs 70 mseE here. and sniz = Bis
BAN. and we're 70 train 81 his land.
and of courEe be ought u hare srst
chance
Then he ousht 70 hare xyoke first,
Knocked Lake. He didn't 90 I'm
captain
Bnt you don't kHow = much bout
training. exDostulated Tommy.
though less Tehemen4ly. WnEie's
brothers. = soldier. and he Under
stands thinga. and--and ID int'rested.g
WeiI, I gHesa 7 can TaIh 0n ahead
and give orders and ware my sword
cant ar demanded Luke, aggressive
III That's what captains for. And
then I'm The biggest ad spoke
ant9
"O iet him b captain II he wants
n" interDosed Wiilles generously;
what's the oddss9
But he can't do II 10 veil Is you.
tie can Learn smiled Wiiiie
that's what Fm trying to do. I'll
find out anything he don't know.
can sbos him.
70 10 spite of q general feeling or
discomfort, Luke became captain ana
walked % ahead and waved Bis sword.
and called out sharp and contradic-
tory commands, which the 20 boys
tried to follow, because Willie assured
them that soIdlcf's first duty was to
obey.
But as To accepting WIIIie's advice,
thas vas sorcSsh.1g Luke would not
do; It was reflection Oh his dignity
as captain to receive advice from the
ranks. And more than that, he Ill
sisted On putting bis brother III Hen
tenant and hig two cousins second
lieutenant and sergeant. and to keep
The peace Willie persuaded bis COIN.
panions to accept the situstion.
Thus Il went On until along In Oc-
t0ber when the town was thrown into
sudden excitement BY the unexpected
arrival Of a. Old resident who had
gone away and In 20 years had risens|
to be famous general.
OF course. there was i hurriedly ar
ranged parade, In which the promi-
nent men and the band and school
took part. and In which--to
their CONSERVATION and delight the
Invincibles were asked to join.
They were at the very end OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

Joe" Cans has wired ben" selig.
the San francisco sporting man, who
has been looking after his business
since be cut loose from AT Herford.
not to sign for him to meet Nelson
unless billy" Nolan agrees to give
him 60 per cent Of the gross receipts
whether he wins. loses or draws.
Nolan must agree to those terms. says
aann, or there will be no fight. It Is
thought that II substantial purse Is
offered. however. Joe" viii not ad.
nefa = this ultlmatum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17
Kentucky Scrapper Who
Would Fight Joe Cans
coiored Liaht~sieht Has Good fsseord
Behind Him. But Lacks Knock
cut WsIlop.

Jack Blackburn. the Kentucky light
weight who for years has sought I'M
aVailingIy to capture the honoFs of BITS
class, has one drawback that always
viii stand in hts way. He lacks the
knockout punch and Is not sufficiently
aggressive 70 enable him 10 win DE-
cisiyely On points He has 4 defense
that Is second to none. and he can con-
graduate himself on the fact that IL
he does not hurt bis opponents they
cannot hurt him. He Is entitled 10 cd
aitional congratulations foF the reason
that be has met some or the toughest
fighters in the country. and In a ma
tority of instances has conceded
weight to bits opponents.
Il has been Blackburn's ambition to
beat Joe Cans. but up to date be has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

and give you 20 minutes. / want to
study each man."
AT the end Of 20 minutes be held up
his hand.
That win d." he called. "The boy
with brown cap will step from the
line; he Will be your captain"
The boy with the brown cap was
Willie Jackson.
Now that boy In the baseball suit,
and the one with the red tie, and the
one who carries broom handle. They
will be your first and second lieuten-
ants and sergeant "
The boy In the baseball suit was
Tommy Green, the others were two
who had closely followed WllIie's ed
vice to obey orders. Luke Edwards
stared at the general incredulousIy
But what'll be2" he demanded.
70, you will have TO 40 back into
the ranks. my boy" the general
smiled 1T will be for your own
good. No one can command until he
knows how Boston Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

not succeeded. Neither has he been
decisiyely beaten BY Cans. The
pair met three times, and Ia she
only bout that went any distance, is
rounds. Cans got the decision On
points. In the other two encounters.
six rounds each. in Philadelphia. there
was no decision.
Blackburn has to hts credit three
drawn battles with Sam Langford. the
welter who Is now in England looking
for bout with Gunner M0ir for the
heavyweight championship Or Great
Britain The bouts between Lanrforts
and Blackburn were 10. u and is
rounds, and each was stubhornly con.
tested. Blackburn also has 4 brace of
draws with Larry Temple. one OF 10
and the other or IL rounds.
Blackburn, In addition. has three
drawn battles with another hard cus-
toner. Dave Holly. In fact Blackburn
has shown that be Is one Of the hard.
est nuts to crack IN the ouaensberry
game, and Il he had good knockout
punch Le would unquestionabIy ret to
the front.
blackburn recently placed himself
10 care Of Tom o'Rourke. who has had
great success in handling negro nEhs.
ers. and he may develop 4 KNOCKOUT
walloD foF his man. Blackburn was
born q Versailles. Ky.. In 1859. and Il
i've feet ten inches tall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-17

'ThiS trial marriage idea" says Ray
mond Hitchcock. reminds me Of Lucy.
good looking octoroon who served
in tho family Of a distinguished friend
Of mine. Lucy caused her mistress
4 lot OF annoyance By receiving the at
tentiona Of daahing buck mulatto.
who was not only head waiter at 4
popular hotel, but also had wife and
family. Really. said a friend Of the
lady. you ought to speak to Lucy
about the matter. II would be too
bad to have her in love with a married
man. Speak to her the mistress did,
but In vain, for The following evening
tho octoro0n wis aeon IN the same old
company, for which. Of course, she waa
severely taken 10 task
Lucy, said the mistress in tonea
Of dlBpleasure. did | not tell you that
the man you are accepting attention
from il marrlsdT
Yas'm, replied Lucy demureiy
All knows that But ne Is dissatis.
find.s"