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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
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BY ANNIs Russell.
Actress.

exploits Of science
50 accustomed have the reading public become the exploits of the
press agent at when legitimate bit of printed regarded
with suspicion
Why must needs be exploited hunter Of great game usu
expert pe genius before achieve Shakpearan
byord me.
The press agent would have lose jewels that he might with the
Of Dumas describe their value and the with the ingenuity Of
Poe discover them my manepe where percan had placed them
while walking my sleep really had lost diamonds and possessions
would hasten the police maintaining otest silence
maintain that such chronicng not relevant my profession Tt
sufficient for that be known for the results accomplish my
work. seshow wonder who also appears the performance
further maintain that my private life Of interest the world
al large speak Of myself alone but Of actors professional class
lawyer lawyer and refers you the results that he has
achieved before Who whether he eats Worcester
shire upon his strawberries? doctor achieves his reputation through the
cures he effects his idle hours consumed in collecting pic
tora postcards But the acor Alas he is pursued with monac
presistency.
making these objections that cannot seriously affect the
future Of those whom object for able to dispose of the
exggcrang profession the versatile and energetic yo fill would
bob up in some equally lucrative capacity before the Gay ended
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
Mnther selIs Lier Rahv.

Passaic. N. J.-Because she was un-
able to pay a board bill Of s. Maria
Mucsinka, a goodlooking hungarian
woman Of this city. sold her little son
Alexander. three years old, to q W
Bacher and his wife. who agreed to
pay the board bill. In an agreement
drawn up by a notary public the wom-
an relinquished all claim to her child
Mrs. Mucsinka, who was a widow, con-
tracted the board debt when she was
out Of work She afterward obtained
employment in mill so as to he near
the place. She left the child With the
clearinghouse keeper as security for
the money owed Recently Mrs. Muc-
sinka was married again. anA her hus-
band refused TO receive the boy into
his home. Mrs, Bacher. who formed
an attachment for the child when she
was neighbor Of the mother. heard
about the case. and offered 10 pay the
board bill provided the mother would
surrender possession Of the boy. The
proposal was accepted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
EYES FILL WITH TEARS, YET
THEY ARE NOT SAD.
AMUSING LITTLE COMEDY
Women Try to Hide Their Emotion
While Leaking Bottle Of FormaIde-
hyde, from Under Seat Con-
tlnues to Do It's Duty.

Omaha-A health department at
tache, bottle Of formaldenyde, four
housewives. a hospital nurse and a
conductor got out Of the rut the other
morning in Sherman avenue street
Gar and sustained the action OF an
aznusing little comedy.
e. G. Damon, Of the city health de-
partment, was returning on the car
with his fumigating tools and, mad
vertently, loosened the stopper Of a
bottle of formaldehyde, which he
placed inside the car while he enjoyed
the scenery from the rear platform.
Four women inside the car soon be-
gan to think there was something
wrong with their lachrymal glands, as
the escaping formaldehyde addressed
both their olfactory and optical
nerves.
Four women were drying their eyes
with their handkerchiefs and the con-
ductor was in such state Of mind and
vision he could not direct his punch
to any ineligible place on the trans
fers requested.
Outside, Damon was smoking his
pipe and enjoying the scenery. The
bottle Of formaldehyde was in straw
hamper and the odor escaped through
that receptacle.
When the car reached the Wise Me-
mortal hospital on Sherman avenue a
nurse from that institution boarded
the car. She quickly detected the ma
ture Of the odor and was amused al
the effects it had caused on her fel
low passengers.
Her first impulse was to think thai
the conductor was fumigating some
tainted money he had received, SO fol
the minute she dismissed the mattel
from her mind
At Seventeenth and Clark streets {
stout woman got on the car and will
some effort made her way to seat
She looked around the car with amaze
ment, and presently her perspective
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11


I sold a Chicago newspaper in Elgin
at that time, and usually took my
stand at the station. which was direct
" at the head Of the trestle One
summer evening. was lettering at
this station after my papers were
sold, when a brakeman remarked that
a freight had broken on the grade
north Of Elgin, and that part Of the
train was travelling back to town as
a runaway l jumped on my wheel
aud started for the old famailiar spin
along the trestle.
had ridden part way when no
pced the train coming over the trestle
from the north. 1t was coming at a
rapid rate. / dismounted and stood in
the other track for the train to 60 by.
It made a deafening noise as 1t thun-
dered along. The shrek Of whistle
caused me to turn. The passenger
train had just left the station and
was approaching from the south.
/ hesitated a moment between
dropping through the trestle into the
Al.sa Dsiow aaa faeing me tre to
the end OF the trestle. ! deciA5d to
rido the ties. The train came on fast
ef. raced as l had never raced be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
GIRL HAS A PET SNAKE.
Turns 1t Loose in schoolroom and
Frightens Scholars.


New YorL.-Pupils Of the Morse
high school have been known to per
NIT all kinds Of Jokes since they have
been in the new building presented to
the city of Bath, Me, a few years ago
at a cost Of nearly 100000 by Charles
w. Morse, Of New York, and they
have been as varied as could be
imagined. It has been the rule, how
ever, to lay such jokes to the boys
of the school, and recently demure
young lady perpetrated trick which
made any of those played by the boys
look small in comparison.
She had been studying zoology, and
had been presented with "a snake con-
siderably over Il inches in length.
This she carried to school, wearing +
as band about her hair, and then DUR
ing a sly moment placed it in Prln-
cipal Coles desk In an unseen mo-
ment the reptile made its escape from
the desk and wriggled itself down ON
the platform and started for an exit.
when it was seen by some of the girls,
who became so frightened that they
stood in their chairs, and it was only
after some minutes of terror that one
of the boys managed to capture It,
when order was once more restored IN.
The schoolroom.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
Annie Cake.

Make rich biscuit dough with one
quart of flower, one teaspoonful salt,
two teaspoons baking powder, one egg,
three tablespoonful butter, one pint of
sweet milk, one teaspoon vanilla. Mix
dry ingredients together, rub in butter,
beat egg and add to the milk, beat and
add to the flour mixture Add flavor
ing. Make dough quite soft. Roll out
very smooth and one-fourth inch thick.
Pare, core and quarter quick baking
apples. Lay on the dough without
pressing until top is covered. Sprin-
kle with cinnamon. Make a sauce of
one tablespoonful Of flour, three ta-
blespoonfuls sugar, a pinch OF salt and
four tablespoonfuls milk. Pour over
the top Of the apples, sprinkle more
sugar and dried currants over this
and bake in quick oven. Can be
served hot or cold and with cream if
desired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
ON A
STREET CAR WEEP. !.

was blurred. Buildings familiar to her
since childhood no longer presented
their former aspect. She thought shes
was becoming faint.
She asked that the car be stopped
as she wanted to walk, anyway The
conductor tried to reach for the bell
cord, but he grabbed the cash fare reg
lister and registered up 16 fares before;
the fat woman left the car.
In few minutes the nurse began to
think the conductor was either fumi-
eating national bank or that some Of
the passengers had broken bottle Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
YOUNG MANS RACE FOR
LIFE OVER A TRESTLE
Caught on Structure with Bicycle He
Rides Ahead Of Train to
Safety.

Chicago.-At Elgin, ILL.,, the c., M.
& 81. P. railway has a double track
trestle which runs along and directly
over the Fox river. In the days when
bicycles were a fad, / with other boys
of my age would spin up the narrow
walk which ran between the two
tracks. We could get up more speed
on this stretch than any other place
within the city limits. and, being q
mile long, it was pretty good sport.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

Good cooks know the value Of a few
drops of glycerine added to the flour
in cake-making. in the proportion OF
a tcaspoonful to one pound Of flour,
this making the dough light and feath.
cry, willie three teaspoonfuls with
every pound of fruit in jam-making
prevents the fermentation Of the su-
gar owing to insufficient boiling, and
obviates all risk Of the latter crystal
liking.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
Rest Content.

No restlessness or discomfort can
change your lot Others may have
other circumstances surrounding
them, but here are yours. You had
better make up your nina to &C
cept what you cannot alter. You con
i've beautiful life in the midst Of
your present clrcumstances--J. D
Miller, D. D.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

formaldehyde in pocket She looked
around for some clew to the mystery.
On the rear platform she recognized
Damon as a man she had seen at
house that was fumigated. She saw
the straw hamper in the car ana
looked up her book of rules. The am
swer was quickly Forthcoming.
Damon was profuse in his apologies
and promised never. never again to al
low lch a thing to happen.
1T is enough to make lady cry"
remarked one Of the four aforemen-
toned, as she left the car at Cunning
street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
Nlnenar nnIIlnn

The nature Of the vessel used in
picking is Of the utmost Importance.
Vinegar boiled in en- untinned CO 3
per or brass pan dissolves a portion
of the copper. and Immediately be-
comes impregnated with a poisonous
~rt~trrcc Ncttils s,.s.sia, 10 used
for boiling vinegar except stone or
well secured cast iron vessels, the
former for preference
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

This has been tried and found good:
A delicious chafing dish savory COM
bines celery and oysters. Have ready
a big tablespoonful Of minced celery.
Put It into the blazer with a table
spoonful of butter, a teaspoonful Of
lemon juice, salt and paprika When
the mixture bubbles turn In "a oysters
and cook them until plump. Then add
a cupful of cream and when it is thor
oughly heated serve on toast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

fore. Faster came the train. Faster
did I ride. Yet, 1t seemed to be gain
ing. The ties offered terrible resist
ance compared with the walk between
the tracks, which had always ridden
before.
It was almost on to me. In flash,
/ threw my wheel into the river and
jumped after it, just as the express
thundered by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
UJby Married llDcMsll
Should lot Csaeb
~ DIR. WILLIAM j. cALLIvAN.
ns-Prs.ldent Of Boston school Committee.
The woman who mar

r becomes at once bound to an obligation greater than any other Her
paramount her aEmporant duty her home i Is the first duty
which she must consider and it takes precedence Of all other consdera
tons Marriage kind Of agreeable comradep involving few or no
domestic RESPONSIBILITIES other than those which hired service might render
is marriage at all
II absurd any woman go mar and contempaes the rearing
Of family to hope engage employment exachng as that Of
teacher in the public schools without sacrificing the interests OF the home
Indeed may be said that married woman cannot possibly De good
% and mother and good teacher in the public schools at the time
She will be deficit regard the other Motherhood imposes upon
her the obligation Of teaching her little flock Of pupils and she will
find that she has all that she should undertake to perform this duty
properly
TO the statement that marry with no expectation
o dianfnuno employment or Of assuming the duties and
sponsbies which have been mentioned think the answer may
be made that ought not
to be ntrusted with the education Of uNeR~~~~ 'as.A
children.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

ST Peters. Rome. win accommo
date $4,000; Duomo, Milan, $4,000: St
paul's, Rome. $4,000: St sonhia e1--
stanrinople, 23.00O: Notre Dame dS
Paris. 21,000: tie Ducmo Of Florence.
10000; the Cathedral Of Pisa. - COO
st Mares In Venice. 100.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
&FapnuHthtltty nf 3duhlu
Srtruula IN GhilArpu
By THOMAS P. HARRINGTON. M. D.

NE unprecedented activity to-day in phlanhropc charitable
and social policies finds its expression in the homeschool ALI
ance IN medical inspection in school nurses in feeding school
@A children and the the abnormal child Each Of these
H functions belongs to the home school then an uurper
N&nEa when attempts to fulfill any all of these duties?
AS physicians, know that mental and physical defects
among school children exist surprising extent many
90 OF these defects remedabe with great gain to the child
that underfeedng is prevalent than supposed that
many Of these poorly fed children could overcome the handicap Of
start boldly nutrition kept somewhere requirements
NO remedy can be most effective until the the evil known
These causes exist IN both the school life and the home life the child
AT home find the materastc influences modern social life
indifference neglect Of guardians the disregard for rgtu authority,
the results genuine poverty and finally the possby the
keep in touch with the school,
Causes inherent the school tho multiplication the branches
taught the absence Of Naturalization the lack Of data whereby the re
tive physical and mental development of child known the grading
SYSTEM and lastly the absence any connecting link between the home and
the school.
Any to correct minimize the evils in school curcula
obviously within the rights of the hooin fact it duty When, how
the school points out the defects Of individual pupils groups pupils
the home life Of uch has gone far moral legal right allows
To attempt carry out by force the Of relief suggested matter
how good in themselves would be usurpation
is possible nevertheless carry instruction and persuasion int
homes where force and would be tolerated. and where example
and pcep accomplish ncaae good for the home the school, thu
individual and the state Nurses under school supervision only
do this without the patton Of the home the manufacture
paupers. To develop and strengthen
ss4f sssslt authority should = me enc n. Tza~5@A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

The words press
AGENT call to mind a
particularly e energ etic,
nervous person, with en-
thusiastic Imagination
an embryonic Jules
Verne, 50 TO speak, who
bases his wonder tales
upon the doings Of play
er-folk, rather than the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

Steel dinner kaiyes should be cleaned
every time they are used, otherwise
they will look black and dull. Bristol
brick with soap is the best thing to
use. Let the blade of the knife rest
fat upon a board and rub the steel
with a bit Of soaped cloth dipped in
the brick reduced to a powder. Some
housekeepers use a small potato for
cleaning knives instead of cloth If
the blades have become rusted, cover
them with olive oil and quicklime. Put
away for two OF three days, then rub
with brick.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11
FOR THE BEDROOM
oRNAMENTATloN LOOKED FOR IN
CHIEF ARTICLE.
Bedsteads mo Longer Simple Fratae.
works Of Wood or Iron--Hand-
some Ones Of Mahogany
Household Lore.

The time has gone by when the bed
stead was simple framework. 1t has
developed from skeleton Of plain
wood or iron into magnificent and
expensive piece Of furniture, and now
adays people choose their bedsteads
with care The nickel sort has never
proved popular on account Of its cold
appearance. AS the bedstead is the
largest piece of furniture, it naturally
has the most to do in giving the room
furnished appearance. Nickel bed
Isteads are. only fit for summer home,
where everything should look cool and
refreshing.
Brass is the best to get in metal
bedstead If one can afford it. It has a
rich, warm look. The patterns differ
little, but each season finds an i'm
proyement in the finish. The best bed
steads are not Of solid brass. They
have iron supporters running through
each separate rod, and this gives the
frame stability.
Although metal bedsteads are con
sidered more sanitary by many, they
can never be made so handsome as
some Of the wooden ones. Nor can
they give such an appearance Of com.
fort. One of the handsomest bed.
steads is of mahogany. 1t lends an air
of solid comfort to bedroom.
Twin bedsteads of metal or wood are
the proper things now. 1t is healthier
to sleep alone.
! Serving Salads.
| Now that most of the fresh vegeta.
bles have gone, salad is more wei
come than ever at dinner. Kidney
beans mixed with mayonnaise dress
ing and served on lettuce leaves makes
an excellent salad for light dinner.
A few cranberries cut in halves ado
to the appearance of apple and celer.
salad. Only few cranberries shoul(
De used, for they ars very sour.
Grape fruit for salad is better
broken into small pieces instead OF thu
al Usual oCCblOups GJAuuAHCu Will HUI
and garnished with watercress, 1T i
very good. This may be served in tn
half skins, II the salad ID to be sepa
rate course.
Macaroni Rarebit.
For macaroni rarebit take half a cur
full Of boiled macaroni that has bee
cut into small pieces. Put half cuI
full Of milk into saucepan, stir
quickly the yolks Of three eggs, a cul
full Of American cheese either CRATE
or broken iuto small pieces, a gene
GUS tablespoonful Of butter, salt, pc
per, and lastly the macaroni. Stir til
/ mixture over the fire until the chees
. has melted; then serve on hot bu
D tered toast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-11

There are strong rea-
sons why married women
should not be employed
as teachers in the public
schools. One might cite
President Roosevelt's adj
m onitions concerning
race suicide" as perhaps
the chief reason.
The woman who mar
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03

The largest beer in town at the
Arizona Club. Jack c. Fuller, pro-
prietor. Mar elmo
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
shape for operations.

shape Tor operations.
The first section of the first unit
is expected To be in operation this
fall, the machinery for the same be-
ing upon the ground. The first unit
is to be divided into three sections
each to be a complete mill in ITSELF
very much after the arrangement of
the Utah Copper company's plant at
Garfield. This all means that inside
of year the Cumberland Ely and
the Nevada Consolidated companies
will have in operation the first unit,
capacity 1900 tons per day, OF the
concentrating plant. and inside OF
two years the plant will have a ca
pacity so per cent in excess of the ul-
innate capacity OF the Utah copper
plant at Garfield. When this gigan-
tic task is rounded out it will repre-
sent an expenditure of $4,000, 900.
Nothing could better illustrate the
reason for the Cumberland Ely stock
holders present qualification over af-
fairs of the company than the fact
that in hard cash the treasury of the
company holds 100000, and an as
set of no small proportions in itself
is the half interest the company owns
of the Nevada Northern railroad
company, valued at s2,00O,000. Will
the earning capacity so closely with
in reach for The Cumberland Ely
company. it ability 20 pile up profits
is an interesting matter.
Taking copper at the low estimate
of II cents pound, and counting
the cost Of production at about Z
cents a pound the first unit of the
concentrating plant will enable the
company 20 make profit of $1,000
per annum II is not thought that
the smelting works at MeGill viii De
ready by fall 50 until it is In shape
for operations the Cumberland Ely
company will ship its concentrates 10
the Garfield plant. The system of
mining to be employed will be along
the lines adopted in the eastern iron
mines and by the Utah copper com
pany. by lie caying method, meaning
wholesale mining and milling.
AS has been stated. it is only re-
Gently that the Veteran mines have
given results that easily elevate the
Cumberland Ely resources above the
general run of the camp. On the $50
foot level Of the Veteran and for a
length of 100 feet the management
has Just exposed, with the end not
yet in sight an ore body of $50 feet
in width The whole mass will av-
erage II per cent copper easily,
while 200 feet of the same will run
better than IL per cent. The de-
post is remarkable on account of it's
evenness, being one of the smoothest
and most faithful deposits of red
metal Imaginable; allowing the as
say sheets to present as uniform an
appearance as the talent who has
seen them has ever found anywhere.
1t is not to the Nevada Consolida-
ted company alone that the camp of
Ely is to look for maintaining its rep
ntation. The Nevada Consolidated
company presents very difficult
proposition to beat. having the great
est tonnage no doubt, of the district
now available but the Cumberland
Ely is pushing the other organization
closely when ii comes to the ability
to earn, and 10 reward the faithful
ness and confidence of its many
stockholders
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
WE HAVE CONVINCED

Some of the most conservative
business men of the advant-
age in owning and handling
our real estate, consequently
we do not hesitate to offer the
public a straight tip and adj
wise those whoswish business
locations or homes to call on
Ely Townsite Company
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
- F7a-Gy HfA- "a
THE FUTURE"

As forecast by the most careful
engineers, is very bright for
Ely. Unlimited supplies off
ore are blocked out in this
vicinity and the eyes of the|
whole country are turned
toward this location. Money
invested here is bound tol
bring big returns, Write toI
Ely Townsite Company
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-23

What would we think of Cardinal Gibbons, or
Bishop Tuttle, Bishop Van Dusen drinking and
carousing and swearing and mixing in all kinds of
nasty corruptng political chcanery for the sole OBJ
ect of advancing their own their church's politi-
cal aggrandizement?
Apostle Senator Reed Smoot does all these things
Any apostle of the Mormon church can, and it does
not injure him one ota from a religious standpoint
with any member of the Mormon church, high or low
Every one familiar with the Mormons knows these
things, yet for consideration of another kind
there individuals and newspapers who cry out
when the denominations of the system are denounced
that you are attacking the religion of people"
They haven't any religion to attack. They have
abandoned what religion there was in their creed.
We do not make the sweeping declaration that
there Christian, upright, God-fearing Nor
mons, that there Mormons who do not
lead virtuous and clean and commendabe lives There
such Mormons, but it is not necessary for them
to be pure in spirit and practice in order to be good
Mormons. They exemplary in thought and prac-
tce, in spite of their system and leaders and not be-
cause of them.