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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

7 SRAEL was to have a king. Sam
] uel the prophet has yielded to the
demands Of the people and had prom
ised that in due time after he had
communed with the Lord the desire
for a ling would be granted. Thus
assured the elders had returned home.
and great rejoicing had followed.
In Gibeah, Of the tribe of Benja-
min. as IN the other towns and cities
of the country. there was great jubila-
tion. Everything else was forgotten
for the moment as the people rave
themselves up to the merrymaki--ss..
They were like children with a new
toy. They found the prospect Of q
king Ike unto the nations about full
Of bright contemplation. The chief
men Of the village gathered in the
court OF the assembly In the gata
Of the city and discussed the outlook.
vieIng with each other in picturlng the
future Of the kingdom and speculat
Ing on who might be chosen king
from among the IL tribes. while the
rest Of the people Of the village gath
cred round to listen to the conSer
sation.
So great was the interest ans
excitement that servants at work Il
the fields and those watching theil
nocks left their tasks and Joined sh.
company at the gate. Among the lat
ter was one Of the servants Of Klsh
wealthy land owner OF the villxze
who had much substance and fcskl
and herds. That morning be bal
been sent out with the herd Of asne
Of Kish. and attracted BY the commu
tlon Ia the village, had left the asse
| grazing IN the ileld and slipped Ii
to learn what II was al about witt
| absorbed interest he listened 10 tn
| conversation concerning thu prospes
/ tive king and like many another i
| ahe crowd forgot his duties. and whers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

Recent ofEicial tests Of the many
valuable hardwoods native to west
ern Australia have made known the
extraordinary properties Of yate, be-
lIeyed 10 be the strongest Of all known
woods. Its average tensile strength is
$4,000 pounds to the square Inch,
eQualIng that Of good cast iron. But
many specimens are much stronger,
says Youths Companion. and one was
tested up to 17la tons to the square
inch, which Is equal to the tensile
strength Of wrought iron. The sawn
timber Of yate Is probably the strong.
est in the world The tree grows to
maximum height Of 100 feet and
has sometimes diameter Of two and
one-half or even three feet,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

tank IL not lifted out in time It's pur-
pose Is defeated. In the form shown
IN Fig. 2 the leaves are placed In the
upped section, aand the pot Is tilted
back while the tea draws. In order to
pour Of the tea, the pot must be
brought into the upright position,
which automatically separates the
leaves ana the liquid. Where no spe-
cIal device is at hand. the writer
recommends the use of two pots, one
for making the tea, and the other 70
hold 1t when poured or In conclud-
ing, the author recapitulates his rules
as follows:
4. Strain the tea from the tea
leaves in from three to seven min
utes.
2. Use fresh water that is really
boiling.
"s. Let your teapcts be Of china OF
earthenware and warmed, II possible.
"A. Use one teaspoonful Of tea OF
less, according to kind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

Crazy people never act together. de.
clares the superintendent Of large
asylum for the insane. quoted in the
Medical Times (New York. ApriD. N
one Inmate attacks an attendant. as
sometimes happens. the others would
look upon It as no sifair Of theirs and
simply watch Il out. The moment we
discover two or more inmates work
Ing together we would know they
were on the road to recovery" It Is
on this account that there are SO few
concerted mutlnies IN insane aey.
luma; SO that the number d attend
ants does not have 70 be large
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

teapot stand on the hot Stove and add
ing hot water for a second. third, and
often fourth drawing. Tea, as a
beverage, must possess extraordinary
virtues and attraction for the human
system, or 1t could not have survived
such mistreatment and still retain so
large measure of popularity. .
The correct preparation Of tea be-
comes a simple matter when few
facts are kept In mind. The principal
thing to see to is that the liquid tea Is
strained of from the leaves or
grounds in from three to seven min
utes, according to the kind Of tea used
and the strength desired. Unless this
is done you can not expect to make
good tea"
There are numerous devices to In
sure the separation Of the tea from
the leaves at the proper time, That
shown in Fig. /. where the leaves are
placed In the perforated tank, Is pro.
nounced simple and good. but II the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

At the beginning Of the time COW
cred BY these records. COW No. l was
nearly seven years old while No. 2
was a trifie over four years old. Cow
No. had freshened five times, while
COW No. 2 had freshened twice. Al
though the conditions to which the
two COWS were subjected were not at
al times absolutely the same, yet It
cannot be said that either was given
any advantage over the other 50 far
as food or care Is concerned. and II is
safe and fair to attribute the differ
ence IA product and profit to the diff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

The Fighting Apparatus Of Monster
cuttlc-Fieh.
The Sucker IL from One Of the Arms.
The Parrot-lIke Beak Has Two
TsarIns-Jaws the Sire Of Mans
Fist.
being found by the ingenious and ef-
Iectlve device Of eiectlng clouds Of Ink
IN the face Of the pprsuer. the eiector,
under cover Of the cloud, making good
his retreat by darting backwards. as
the result OF a stream Of water elected
FROM special tube. known as the
"slphon.A This ink furnishes the pig
ment, beloved Of painters. known as
ssenia;s and even rs fossil state still
retains Its power. It must not be sup
posed by the way, that such giants
are peculiarly American products
Specimens quite ss large have been
obtained In British waters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08
ScIFAl55i$5 l5i5 $As AsIgB
GIANT cUTrLE.FisH.
Two Remarkable Models Added to a
British Museum.

Two remarkable models Of giant
cuttle-hah have Just been placed In
the shellfsh gallery Of the Natural
History museum at South Kensington,
England. One Of these is Of an octo-
pus from the west coast OF North
America, which measures no less than
20 feet across the great arms that
n.eze these creatures SO terrible to
divers, and even to bathers.
The other Is Of huge "squid" from
Newfoundland. which from the tip Of
Its longest tentacles to the tip OF It's
tail. measures just 40 feetl The long
est tentacles, Just referred to. are rep
resented by pair Of terrible grasping
organs just 80 feet long. During rest
they are withdrawn into the body un-
til they project no further than the re-
mainder Of the tentacles; when pur-
suing prey. however this creature. SO
soon as he has come within striking
distance OF his victim. shoots out the
long arms like pair Of piston-rods;
and these being armed at their tips
with cluster Of powerful suckers, es-
cape Is impossible for anything upon
w@ch they may have fastened When
the writhing victim Is once gFasped 4
is drawn and pushed nearer and near
er to the great and horrid beak
which. shaped like that of a parrot
tears the living body in pieces will
merciless fury.
AT times even the cuttle-fsh, how
ever, may meet his match. II possible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

The Young sreedlne eIfdl--The
young breeding bird win do better
work for her owner II kept for three
or four years before her eggs are used
for Matching purposes. Some farmers
have such excellent young stock that
they do not feel like waiting year
or two after the pullets are Gid enough
to lay eggs But doubtless TIE quail
ity Of tha flock win be improved "
waiting til the birds have obtained
THEIR utmost vigor before using their
eggs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

ference IN the individuality Of the two
cows.
In order to secure net annual
profit Of 81 GOO from dairy made up
Of COW No. 1 it would be necessary
to keep "a cows. With the entire
herd made up Of cows like No. a
net annual profit Of $1,000 would
necessitate the keeping Of 262 cows
quite marked difference. The read
er should bear In mind that these
profits are net. after allowances have
been made for cost Of food at market
prices, Tor interest and taxes on in
vestment in herd and in dairy build
ines. for maintenance Of the size Of
! the hero, and for paying for the labor
expended IN the dairy In other words.
| the dairys ais special business, Is
| charged for ali expenses Of interest
taxes, investment and labor and
credited with all products, just 1s q
| manufactures would charge his fac-
! tory with all expenditures OF money,
raw material and labor. and credit It
with the finished products turned ont
But the mere statement Of numbers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

A novel feature In tunnel design de-
vlsed by ~. Charles NJ. Jacobs. the
chief engineer to the Pennsylvania
tunnels under the Hudson river. is
found in the screw piles. which win
be placed at intervals Of 1C feet
throughout the length Of the tunnels.
While the silt forming the bed Of the
river is sufficiently tenacious TO hold
the tunnels Ia perfect alignment dur
ing construction, It was not ccnsid-
cred Arm enough to do 50 when the
tunnels are In use To forestall this
possible danger screw piles win be
sunk 70 a solid foundation. and upon
them the tunnel proper will rest. The
piles viii be % inches outside diam
eter, and the shell will be one and
one-quarter inches thick. The sec
tlons win be seven feet IN length. and
win be bolted together through inter-
nal fianges. The lowest section will
be cast with one turn of screw four
feet eight inches ii diameter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08
summary q Thrse-Ysar records for TWO Cows.

and the Babcock test, with but little
expenditure Of time and money
The record for single year is not
always a fair indication OF the real
capacity Of COW. since some un-
usually favorable or unfavorable fac
tor may cause the yield to be higher
or lower than normal The record Of
dairy herd should. then, be taken
as a guide rather than as an absolute
rule 10 be followed In selecting cows
to be retained ia the dairy or from
which to raise heifeFs for the dairy.
and In the use Of this record, account
should be thken Of any disturbing
factor which might influence the re.
suits. Without the record. however.
an estimate OF the value OF dairy
COW is surely in many, and probably
in most cases little more than guess
No way is known whereby the real
value Of COW may be determined
without an actual test. The most
convenient and satisfactory test now
known Is the use Of scales and the
Babcock test for determining the per
cent of butter fat in the milk The
use Of milk scales without butter
fat determination does not give the
whole facts, neither does a butter
fat determination without a consldcra-
ton Of the amount Of milk throw much
| light upon the real worth Of COWS!
Both quantity and quality Of milk
need to be considered. In short must
be considered, If we are to learn the
real facts il regard to our dairy cows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

Average Annual Product and Profits
fl41l Two Cows for Three Years.
a herd of cows like No. 2, because Of
the conduct a dairy Of 262 COWS The
lack Of capital would prevent such a
business being carried on by average
dairymcn. and the low profits would
as surely prevent capitalist who
could make the investment from doing
SO, providing he knew what the results
would be. Both average dairymen
and dairymen of large wealth. then.
need accurate knowledge Of the indi-
viduality of the COWS in their dairies
"a knowledge that may be readily OBJ
tanned by the use OF the milk scales
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08
sERMoNErrE.


"A choice young man and
ooodiy.e-This is our first intro
ductlon to the young man who
afterward became king and
around whom some Of the most
tragic and sad incidents OF the
Bible center. How large he
looms up as he steps out into
prominence and power and how
small he becomes as the fatal
weaknesses In his character are
revealed BY the wIIlfulness and
pride that plunge him to fall
ure. After al one is not big.
ger than the character which he
possesses. It is not the exter-
nal appearance, but the inner
qualities Of heart and mind
which determine ones fitness
for the place Of prominence
and power
saul could not stand prosper
ity and promotion. Il Is SO with
many : man. They are choice
and eoodIy IN the small place.
but their moral qualities do not
expand with the enlarged
sphere to which often fortune
or faxor brings them, and as
a result pride and the sense Of
seIf-importance lead to the mis-
stcp which results IN ultimate
failure.
"A band of men whose hearts
God had tcuched."--A leader by
! the faycr Of God and man, and
now following for that leader.
New responsibilities, and new
resources Of strength and power
for their fulhIIment. Although
God had not wanted to give
. them : king, desiring to hold
/ that relationship to his people
himself. he was ready to en-
courage and help the newly
chosen king, and 60 his spirit
touched the hearts Of some
choice men OF the kingdom and
! filled them with a desire TO con-
1 secrate their lives in service to
the newly-ehosen king. Who
1 can estimate what this must
I have meant to Saul. Here were
4 men in whom he could put his
I trust, because God had touched
! their hearts. Here were men In
I sympathy with him in the dItfi-
4 cuIties and perplexitIes Of his
+ exalted Office, because Gods
4 spirit had breathed Into their
[ spirits = deep purpose to stand
= for that which was right.
/. To say Of any man tssss ccS
! has touched his heart Is an ae-
1 curate index TO his character.
! God cannot touch the hearts Of
Z } good many men, much as he
! desires to do 90. Business,
Z worldly ambition, self-seeking,
4 love Of pleasure, etc, prove i'm
4 pregnabIe barriers against the
y touch Of the finger Of God.
4 God seeks TO touch the heart
4 Of every man, and except the
! Divine impress is received quail
4 Isles are lacking which can best
4 III one for the discharge OF the
I duties Of life. In direct con
: irast to this band Of men We
Z find there were the children ol
\ Beilals Or naughty men, who re
Z sistIng the work Of God IN theII
hearts gave themselves up 4
Z wicked opposition TO the new
4 king. Il Is always 60. Th'
Z forces Of evil are always o.
hand to Withstand the good. w,
I stand with one or the other.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

The Price Of When 4 eooa
bear IS to be bought the buyer should
not let little money stand In the
way Of bis getting the animal that he
wants. The man that raises b0aFa Iar
breeding purposes knows The money
value Of . good boar and Ne IS nef
likely 70 sen a frst.class one without
getting arat:elasa price for him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

Melt together two parts Of parafane
and six parts Of lubricating oil; then
mlneIe with eight parts Of inlusorlal
earth one part Of oleIe acid and few
drops Of oil uf mlfbane are to bs
added.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08
Out 81 place.

cowards do not count IN battle;
they are there. but not in ik-En'
FiDidea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

Gas IN mines 10 hard rock often
shows marked increase when the
haEMnsier is low.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08
SCIENCE q IEAMAkIMa.
Ninety Per Cent. b Americans pc Not
Know How IS Brew Hevers1e.

Know ROW 90 sreM reN9r39e,
That 80 per cent. 0f Americans do
not know how to brew tea IS the as
sertion made by +. Being, who con-
tributes an article on the subject to
The Tea and Coffee Trade Journal
This Is the more remarkable, If true.
in that so few elements enter into sue
cess in this regard. We have only, Il
appears, to use good tea. see that our
water is boiling. and not allow il to
stsnd too long on the leaves. II would
seem to be this last particular in
which the American tea-brewer most
often fails. Says Mr.. Belin:
"A nauseating decoction is produced
by housewife and aervant-maid alike
stewing the tea-Ieaves by letting the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

Look Tor Mites. -lnvestlgale the
nest Of the sitting hen 10 zee # mites
are under TIE straw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-08

Scripture Authority Sam, chap
ters 9 and 10.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-24
D|SOBEYED ORDERS

CONTINUED from First Page)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-24
SKULL FRACTURED.

Otto Miller, of Millbury, aged 20,
was seriously injured last Friday, in
Toledo, by having his skull fractured
Miller was driving to the city with
load of corn and his team became
frightened at u Pennsylvania switch
engine that was working in the mill
yards, and started to run.
Miller was thrown out, but managed
to regain his feet, thinking he had
only received bump. The team was
soon under control, and it was not
until late in the afternoon that he felt
his head pain.
AS soon as he reached home he
took to his bed, and his condition is
now very critical
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-24
THE WHITE CITY

Work on white City," Toledos
beautiful new summer resort, is now
nearing a state of completion, and
there is no doubt that everything will
be ready for the opening on May 25th.
white City" will be a most beauti-
full park, its buildings and other i'm
provements representing an expendi-
ture of $250,000, and will contain
every moral amusement known to
park managing craft. The attractions
are, most of them, brand new, and
the others are those that last season
created so much comment at "White
City," Chicago, and nothing like them
have ever been shown in this vicinity.
white City, enjoys the proud dis
tinction of being a strictly moral
park, the only park in which all in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-24

boys /, girls O; perfect in attend, boys
8, girls 1.
DIST No ii, Miss Myrtle Blum,
teacher, enrolment, boys 10, girls IL
per cent attend, boys SO, girls s3; No.
tardy, boys 3,girls o; perfect in at
tend, boys 8, girls !.
DIST No 10, Ralph Kille, teacher, en-
rollment, boys IL, girls I; per cent at
tend. boys 90, girls 81; No tardy, boys
2, girls 2; perfect In attend, boys 8,
girls |.
Dist No 1G, Miss Halle Blinn, teach
er, enrolment, boys Q, girls 4; per
cent attend, boys 80, girls 90; No.
tardy, boys 3, girls o perfectin attend
boys 3, girls 2.
Dist. No. was banner for best per
cent. attendance.
Dist No. had greatest number of
tardy marks.
Dist No. had greatest number
pupils having perfect attendance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-24

toxicating liquor is barred, in which
all attractions, that would tend to of
fend the most supercritical person,
have been carefully eliminated.
white City" is therefore place
where the safety of women and chill
dren is assured, where they may
thoroughly enjoy themselves without
being subject to any of the objection
able features of parks where liquor
is sold. One of the features of
White City" is the Van Doren Mill
tary Band of 35 pieces, to play two
concerts a day, throughout the sea-
SON." In addition to this, great at
fractions will be brought each week
to be enjoyed free of charge, to give
you an idea of what you will see, we
will say that Roy Knabenshue and
his airship will be the attraction at
white City" for week, starting
June 9th. Other attractions equally
good have been engaged, and you will
find that there is always something
doing" at the great white City"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-24

ing but Main thought that it was
light enough for him to see Two
thousand feet.
Dispatcher e. L. Kelly, produced
his train sheet and explained further
the system of reporting and issuing
orders to trains. The car ON the
switch at the car barns, it seems, was
disabled and was north bound con-
siderably behind its schedule at
North Baltimore. Another was run
out from the barns upon its time and
this was passed by the limited at
Maumee. The cripple got into the
siding at the barns at 6:35, one min
ute before orders were issued to Con
ductor Driscoll of the local to take
the car barns's siding for the limited.
He stated that the orders for the linn
tied car were issued to the agent,
Dunbar, at Maumee, and he presumed
We're transferred by him to the con-
ductor, as is the custom. The pres.
ence OF the orders in the wrecked
car after the accident indicates that
this was done. ~,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-24
TOLEDO BEACH.

Toledo people are busy congratulate
ing themselves on their beautiful new
which thousands are f1ocking daily,
not to go bathing of course bu to see
the beautiful stretch of sand and the
magnificent new buildings that have
been constructed. Cars are now run
ming daily from the Interurban sta
tion on an hourly schedule and on
Sunday a half hour schedule will be
inaugurated in the morning and every
fifteen minutes in the afternoon.
The beach is but seventeen miles
from Toledo and only an hours run.
The trolly ride is one of the prettiest
to be secured anywhere around the
city taking the visitors past the Ca
sino and through the marshes where
grow the famed Flower of the Nile,
the Lotus.
The beach itself is undoubtedly the
finest on fresh water and the slope
is so gradual that one can wade out
a thousand feet without danger. The
beach is on Lake Erie proper and the
water is almost as clear as crystal.
There is also a commodious dance
hall where fine music will be provid-
ed. Great stress will be laid on the
chicken, fish and frog leg dinners at
the beach for the best chef in the city
is to be in charge.
The beach, too offers the ideal
spot for picnic parties as there are
no intoxicants on the grounds and
nothing to detract the minds of the
children. There is no admission to
the grounds and no charge for the
use of the public kitchen and shell
ters. In fact everything imaginable
that can cater to the enjoyment of
the picnickers and campers has been
provided. To those living in the
small towns away from the lake the
beach offers most favorable spot
for summer visit and there will be
picnic parties from outside cities to
the Beach every day, but the beach
and park grounds are large enough
to accommodate all without any
crowding.