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New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, July 81, '07
ARRIVED


Steamer Ger. AIbers. Hamburg July Il. to
Hamburg American Line. With 452 seerase passe
gers ard mdse- Arrived at :he Bar az Lao p m
Norfolk Old Dominion IS Co. wiki passengers and
rndse 1eft Quarantine at $50 $50 , n r,,., 1, .. 90
EIoUder and partners, il ballast Arrived at the Bar
Bdye & Co. in ballast. Arrived AZ The Bar at 2 ? n
Pueros y-es II Lucia July :. Ponce
"a N4o pa g Son R ~ 6asEe1seTs mails and Indse
Arrived al the Bar At so p m - ... -, %.
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fuit Arrived at the Bar
steamer Joseph 1neo C,5or) Aa-nadt Port Antonio
july 70 % the Cuneo Importing Co with fruit Arrived
steamer El SUD. IzFey-s Galveston July -. .he
Southern Pacific % with n5se Left Quarantine at e'45
Assa G' ssax caEai r R5 July ls to Philip
s.earrer Tndrsni tFsr MacFarland. Yosotarna May
Kobe Shanghai Manila june = Singapore O. Sahang
3 Fit r Sala @ Jy Aa sa at {is5s'i @ Bar rs at g ais @ M
steamer oaense tTr), vvIiis1ns Mansos July II Fs-a
I5zis ana rndsss Arrtyed he Iar is:45 P.
2s the Ma2rv S. Co. With passengers and mdse
Let Qua-a3tiRs at 2Es ? N 9--- ,.s-s -. >,o-for.
old Dominion S CO. with passengers and Tndse
Steamer PaWnee Rich Philadelphia. C7yde IS
CO. with rndse Passed II Quarantine at y 10
ss1ttaeo se rcts p aad Nips Ray "a 70 John Boyd
c.. with cedar ad mahogany. Arrived st the Bar az
Sandy Hook. July 81. $50 m-wind south rEht
breeze: clear
steaEe1s osa I5a5s 's545 B95sTaa11 and sa A7d,7 b6a
scsss ST, s ee ss s,s aD Ppast6Ts Ger,
Pom antonio Nogtego Bay etc: Malg f.IoT2 Port Red 54
5T4h sydney ernudan [I5rp eTsnada etandard tGer).
StpckholIn Armenian (rl Liverpool. Juts Lusero
Na1aes: t,iantis tsSoT9. EizalethIot s. olinda
SsaJIe sr: Conts New orleans; Alamo Galveston;
dEis lGerl onsgua, PortsuPrince etc Jsk lBr1 Port
Artonio: A,hals or). Baittnorei Katahdn chareston
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TRANSPAcIFiC MAILS.

Destination ard steamer Close IN New York.
.Iarar. ,-3rea. and Philippine
Islands Esl5ouVer and NlC-,Tia
3 ClNE1lIress q .-..--..-...T To-day. epm
Tahiti NaTCEsszs Islands va san
FGancisCol-IaTtP7sa To-day, op m
Japan CoTeB. China and
Philippine Islands via san Fran
observation-disclosures August 3 o p n
Hawaii. japan. Corea. China and Phil
NirTon MaTil August 10. n
Australia except Naste. New Zealand,
samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tVia Vancouver and Victoria
y E1-Nauuks august II, q m
New Zealand Australia except West.
New Caledonia Cvia san Fran
CISCO August y. p N
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

y. Y. y. H < HARTFORD r X
Trains depart S--ul tr-e-' .'7---s- san
41f = a~t a. 4.-.- as s7I-vS -7- ,o
100. rn.6u = I."2 u
= f-cp -xl.st ' 5000 -
son - 5.a2 -'rc-la r " Va w
V-antl-.-'~ sol A. W --'. q
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The White star line Ma5e-rc. The Rheiu and -
dnIr Albert North German loyd Linz. were -
r.rfsl yualanns last might Tb'E vii COCK carr
This morning Hamburg American liner Graf Wal
6.-see Will ,sc-b @ o--aorToyv afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
RAILROADS.
AEM alES&El G5aTaar

NLW GGhSGl Vta Ga4l,
ton Leave West I'd St 10 minutes sariI-,
except a. noted 6y Designating marks
EVERY HOUR On THE HOCR
10 $50. INTO. ms 90. $50. s9pa
S'iJ.UU. 'JLcO. lI-50. Hifl2 ~. f-lO0. / IN
LOO. 300 400 $40. > 30. r.Nlsa
BALTIMoRE AND wAsHINGrox-z-.,
500. ZOO" :-1zoo. '2-00 !i.sG8..
LAKEWOOD AND LAKE RsT-z.oa
I0.OO q. IL. l@C. k3. ~. . 30 ?. n SUI.
Gays. 10. I0G9 :. n. 23O ?. n
ATLANTIC CITY-''O-vJ a. n. I1a.
ALL RAIL ROUTE-Larg Branch. AsSu-,
Park. Ocean GToye Sundays. Norm A.
eSi3 -. MO. 80. 3.5a odfs55 li;sS : 2. 2.
b *. 80. G.3O if2.O1 sundays eXCs0f
Ocean Grove. 1880 rs. u " a. m. 4gg'
SANDY HOOK R0UrE-AtIau:ic R,ss-
lands. SeahrlRht Monmouth Beach LSrr
Branch. Ash uTy ParE a1d ocean Grove
Lave Pier II; y r Gt-d ST 800 s9s.
14 sundays. Q o.. 10 Hp u n La
$50 ~ ?. ~. Leave Pier 10. " r
sCetag G@ 81; go 70 90 no a n. 10.
IOsp a m. g. % SO D. n.
Tine tables giving time % EASTOS,
BETH L.EHEn ALI--,El :" -. AACCH
READING. HARRISBURG POTTSvLLE.
WTTTTsN PORT and all other r1l7-= a.
Re obtained al following or as liberty 81
West 221 st Tel 2f44 Chelsea s Astrf
House. 20. 4-i4. 1900 LIS 5r1acTay. 81
sth AZ. 2SI 5th Av - Cr.-1 SqEaTs
Ves- 2TqS 7f Az. t05 West I2r-h s. 3i5
Columbus Av- New York : Court St. 247
24f Fulton -. 479 <rstra-@ Ay-. Brooklyn:
3gO P-oatwsy. Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co. calls tor ard checks bassags
20 cest'ratI11
.Dai'-. DAILY. except S-lrta-. uSJ7-
davS fFAri1r cars ~-fv- -8Ni-i0E car ar-
cot sunday xSarurfavs ---y. EJits--y s..
C-tv sDiuf1g car SUNDAYS = .-i~g cae
taile- bENcart SATURDAYS Except Long
PrsrCh From Wes- -we--y--rt-1 street
er22p = m 81 90 . m ii15O p II.
k2 %. 81 -. p n
" @ BFSLFP. IT. r HOPE
vf-e-Pres. e Gen N~- Gen Pass agent.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

sB-i-Es mall
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
Proposals..

1,osr OFFICE. DEPARTMENT-WASHi ~ -t,e4 al
1Fo5, proposals Wiz De tsc-lt,l -
- 80. If the Purchasing Agent OF TINS bsl-,I
Z - September 1b I:" i"r NIIi'7'iI.i7
Rt .,7 ny-eIoprs for Postal Service dirlnS IN IN m
ohlcldi tir, ~ November 1907, and endlng Jun, -
inI 100 Ieants for proposals. with on
to will be furniset te
10 The Ilin ~ :. g y 1. MEYER. Postmaster Gen
erai
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun riscz 7-l7 Moon sets. Moons age u
HIGH WATER.
\ N-Sandy Hook l-lo Gov Island l4e Hell Gate s:t
7 M=Sandv Hook 40 Gov Island cl3 lieu Gafs 800
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

jacksonville. Fla: boys and
teachers; beautiful XroundA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trtbr'
received at their Uptown OfHce. No. 1884 Broadp,v
tetveen s6th and 37th sts.. until O'Clock D m. '
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

Ga NJ ~-.c-f7 + western E7
w r.--.. r..sr K " 4.i :.
49,, MI s-es1yr SIAM
Local T.i-f-ES-er w
Na-r-. sS san 90 y W ~ -
Ff-ss-7u & Mont sco.v
,sllH. - S10 .-..- l-4' 4 NJ N''
Daily rNiEe~S ~ ,v s.r5A1L
sunday SV. O. t,CS-14 80 M.
Liberty FNirS~S. eS-. o@sAN
-'-u ---.--- .-..--.. . '.. .N..-
Liser'y Express eN 1880 Az f115AM-
Sas.'Ttay spa rt.4asv I2Nouu
Walton EXPRESS eN- ,,.aa non tel5HA
sun - -
El5.nyiI!e. Mgal'es,l' go. 45Pv 1@gN
S4J,.r-ay SaL 20 L. r.aaryf fssPM
El,s-.tIe, < h.aE snary, s:isPN
NortIgeflr 4 Roscoe ..zpN
FcN-.- syn 5 - = 20 u
Western tNP.. daily - u or.v
ParIrr Car seats AZ 80 t t"aF' y -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
HELP WANTED.
Male
eTnalr.

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS
WANTED FOR SEWING MA
CHINE OPERATORS AND GEN
ERAL KNITTING MILL WORN
GOOD WAGES AND AlN AlS
STEADY >4.-J PER WEEK PAID
WHILE LEARNING BOARD,
$50 PER WEEk, ADDRESS Ell
MIRA KNITTING MILLS, Eli
MIRA. y. \.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good lr,our. corresponding for Ie"s''a
rers. eNpsiieues urr.~essary- send for pa
ri-llar- Press syndicate Lock- .Tf- y /
WANTED, 4 hous-keeIsr :or n fa"ii|
caarl-tlrg - "a vitowrT and iHTr' tl..1
r.,-. living IN tie suburbs ~ ltT"oA-- n
sA.tftv 10 manage servants and Keep th7
ho,.s. dainty. 90 tac.ful,y manage e. .''lar" l.
ami see TO their education. and als" tr a.
SET ia .r-"rtaiul-E guests r"ENirH 49,
llaltHrariors AMI previous exp"Tlrt.. .: a, al
aia, -a,arv expected. L. e.. Box a. iF'"-
uur once.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

,,poposa1s FOR MIsCELI.ANEoGS ,sni i,4lhTIi ran
Sunnies~Ofice of Assistant Purcnass sl So York
i2 IL 1oO7SeaIed proposals VII ,tJ7 for furnishing
@ tntfnnei articles blanks an. ~
may be obtained al this oii,t-. =
nc Assistant Purchasing Agent
G ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT. X l. 80 -
| 90 rooT-SeaIed proposals for dredstns ,vtT h.
ai 70 Great salt Pond. Block lsian9; =. pT Inn
CifiiHe4 until Aug -. l'''
reGtiaff ranad Information furnished on apP'''
II WILLARD Col EnSrs
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
Lq-n School,.

New York 1879 1879 Year no3nia= S'9' sses
I sls0c1yo-Cstv I sessions o II. After
- kffNI oiSy noon Classes, $50 e
Law School T;s@sa TycP,as IH frs,'f irn to sD %
Gd,rsss l. J Tompkins Sec. Washington So, n y
NEW YORK Day school - NASSAU
SCHOOL Evening school New fo't y
.Tysehr Method" of instruction LIB in tWo years
IL n in three years High standards Send for cata
IoSue. GEORGE CHASE Dean
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
Rl--rvnp- > o-r0 > :
-a.,y, "a T., nan. rains ., -. West

sDailv
ThrcurI Daily trains - - West
Leave New T1~t CIV 81 - L.a =
CHICAGO. TT-TSET-fsG- - ar =" IN
CHICAGO. Cy0Tsr-NFT-S. = - am = - :
r,I-r--G=fr-T,S. CT.EE-I'D . - TN 30 n
PITTS rsCr LIMIT n - --u -. n
CT% S-IN--T~ Ty0T-T%T.. - = IN 81 an
GIN ST TNr-TS I.rT-T=T-. - A. z. ~. ~
GIN ST LOUIS. T.0TTSE.. 80 IN go n
OHres. 24s 474 1900 B-oa tVay As-oc
Housa los Greenwich -. . non ~lla''
" SQr Grand s. y 7. Say -.--tll =.
FrooIlv-. West 27s 8 and LiN7--y s.
after . m Sleeping car R7=@r .4'.s1s
au4 full information regarding trans. e.
90 - oA+af-s4 a. Bureau - --t -rn1ation-
y & n r R. I'D Terminal Pho1s W.
Chelsea il4A
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

. 90 \. r.+.-f .
yVar'S--- G FT--~.- v-s 2 Tran :,
F-azsvl-rs & %.-- |1'i = N. 7--.. +, ~
Portland & ra- - s-H-r VA NTr' u
a. l{.--s~a--- S------t Fc- T-~rv -
~.r+-+t54 .'9.f" s. =. st--". = y
Ticket ot.t-~= ar -.1-1-t .'7---2 : -
-f--rI s. also -- r-tE. i-.-' -..-
- Union So rI~1 E-+-- ave-. 80 , or -,
-..s- ave. .--+4 -ra.t.-~- Ave. --'S tl -
- a-a- -r.~f ave n 49,.
t'-.--- y 49, Nr--~a7i Ave- 81" 49,,
e. -..... .- -.E-H 81 ffvs 01s-
-pt-l-- 49, Ls~'-.t 5---7' 49, -,
r-af~ Has dining cay r-1- -
Steering - tickets sS1. s-','--..-'S -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

yfNIIE FARWEI.I. COTTAGE Wells River. Vt-For
4 invalds. chronic diseases
fujr rm Ieope-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

OFFICE. WEST P''IN /. y. L.
INV % 1907-Sealed proposals in tripIiite fb5z
'NiS conditions, will be receiEfH az i.-9
&c Nil - NJ August 19 1907 for furh 1'
ONCE ut electric street HSntS ne
iailp tos reserves right to accept or -
hlttt sroS,is Forms for proposals furalshed uPo
or an pIoP' ddraes I NJ ca RSON. Jr. Major ana
a aPIt PlIe 49, ster i s NJ a. West Point y !
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
NAVY IS 0FF
 0N ITS GREAT VOYAGE
PRESIDENT REVIEWS THE FEEL RGRFCT SPECTACLE WITNESSED BY
 MRRY THOUSANDS
United Prooo Tolosraph.cabIe servloo.)

Norfolk Dec 16-The start for the great voyage of the American navy for the Pacific round the Horn made under the most favorable conditions this morning It the supreme test in many respects for the navy. The ships were dressed out in their finest flags flying from every point allowed under regulations The spectacle most imposing
 President Roosevelt arrived at six o'clock, and the the bateshps were at formed in line for general view The president aboard the Dolphin led the way out to the Virginia capes At that point the Dolphin gave way to the flag ship Connecticut.
 salute was fired and the fleet formed into sixteen double lines In this formation the fleet sailed down past the Dolphin and proceeded its way to the south The spectacle witnessed by many thousands every manner of craft being brought into acquisition to convey the hrong of spectators to the grounds The fleet watched until it sank below the horizon The cheers of the crowds vied with the thunder of the guns in. salute.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
CHILDREN IN
 SCHOOL PLAY
PROCEEDS OF ENTERTAINMENT WILL
 HELP THE LIBRARY

Frequent rehesrshals are to be held for the play to be given under the auspices of the school next Friday night at the EIks' hall. The play to be given is a dramatizstion of Kate Douglas Wiggins' 'Ibe Birds Christmas Carol" and the subj.ct is such as to lend itself readily to presentation by children The play itself takes about one hundred minutes for presentation, and the "specIalities" between scenes will take about thirty minutes more.
 The proceeds of the play are to be useu for the purpose of adding to the school library, no addition of fiction having been made for two years. The tickets, which will be on sale tomorrow, will be fifty cents for adults and twenty-five cents for children under fifteen years of age. Any holder of fifty ceDt ticket may have a seat resery. ed without extra charge by applying at Britt's drug store. The first ten rows in the hall and first two rows in tho gallery will be reserved.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
CAUSES
 FIRE ALARM

An alarm of ire late this ofternoo called the department 10 the home of Judge Le Fovre where the house was found to be filled with smoke with no evidence Of whence It came. Mrs. Le Fevre had telephoned the fact of thu mystery to the mArshars office who called out the department k is sup. posed to have been defective fuo.
 Judge LeFevre had been summoned to Juneau ss a witness ln 8 case in cour, and left today oa the Jefferson to make the distance that far on that boat, Mrs. LeFevre was, therefore, alone at home, and her friends were much alarmed when they learned of the location of the fire and relieved in pro- portion when It was found to be nOth- iug serious.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
NENZIEI5 Is
 PROMOTED

Stewart Menzies, for years the chief auditor of the Northern Commercial company has been promoted to assist ent secretary and treasurer of the company in San Francisco. Howard Turner, who has been the assistant auditor a long time, has been promoted 70 the chief authorship Says the Dawson News:
 In the promotion of Mr. Menzics lies story of the success of a young man ln the NorrhIand. He entered the em- p.oy of the Northern Commercial com pany in 1897, as an engineer on one of the company's Yukon river steamers. He was promoted until he later had charge of the post at Fortymie. Later he was made auditor, and his work was SO satisfactory that he was advanced a few days ago to his new position. Robert Lindsay, manager of the com pany's Dawson affairs, says that Mr, Mengies has gone forward on his merits, and that he not only has proven himself efficient but also loyal and courteous.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
MAR Is DECLARED BY
 STRIKERS AT G0LDFIELD
RlRR SEVERAL FUNSTON THAT THE WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS WILL SURELY
 REAH BL0ODSHED- SERIOUS SITUATION

bloodshed. This Is accepted by the people of the town, if not by General Funston, quite seriously, as declara- tion of war. No overt act has been committed, however, The situation is very depressing to the camp. The great majority of the people are in sympathy with the movement for an open camp and against the strikers,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
tBy United PrsoV.)

Gold6eld. Dec. l6.-The situation here has not changed except in the matter of a deepening feeling of bitter ness ou the part of the strikers.
 The leaders of the unions tLis morn ing made Q formal declaration to Gen. eral Funston that he must maintain the troops here as tbelr withdrawal means
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
MAN KILLED
 IN BIG RACE
GERHM TEAM WINS AT MADISON SQUARE
 AMERICANS SECOND
(By United Press.)

New York, Dec. l6-The six day bicycl race at Madison Square Garden C.me 70 an end at Il o'clock Saturday night. The German team won with the Americans second aud the French third. One r.der who was hurt 10 the spill on Thurscay has since died.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
SUNDAY
 IN IDAHO
tsy United Preos.)

Boise, Idaho, Dec l6.-The So-called blue laws were placed in active opera tion all over Idaho yesterday, Only drug slorea were open. Even the tel graph offices were tightly closed for the frat time in the history of the atate.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
BLIZZARD HITS
 MIDDLE WEST
Csy United Presu.)

Chicago, Dec, l6-The whole state O. Illinois is and neighboring states ID lesser degree are in the grasp of a blizzard. All traffic on the railroads are paralysed. Business generally is sui- fering from the effects.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
MINERS MEET
 IN THE SPRING
(sy United Press.)

Seattle. Dec. l6-The committee representing the American mining congress here has sent out an announce. ment of big meeting of Alaskan min CTS to take action along lines of policy indicated by the congress. The meet ing will be held in the spring.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
BODY 0F KING
 LIES IN STATE
tRy United Prssu.)

Stockholm. Dec. l6-The body of the late King Oscar Is lying In state. Great throngs of people file by It to take a last look upon the face of their dead sovereign.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
HENEY AGAIN.
 AT PORTLAND
(sy United Prsss.)

Portland, D,c. l6,-Presecuting Az torney Heney has wired statement that he will arrive here on Tuesday to begin the renewal of the prosecution of Sho land fraud cases.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
CALHOUN E
 ID GO EAST
tsy United Preua)

San Francisco, Dec. 26-The trial Of Calhoun on a charge of graft has been postponed until January to allow him % go east where he Is called Ou import ant businsBs.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
Csy United PreSs.)

Chicago, Dec, 16,-Hearst's Chicago American issues a statement, as the re- suit of canvass of the states made by
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited accomOdstions. Steam heat and every bnlng modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16

Christmas Handkerchiefs, all kinds at "Behrends.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
Tho Mascot

Come ln and listen to the Electric Banjo Piano
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
TAFT MAY HAVE ENOUGH

representatives of the paper, to the eff feet that Taft has pledges enough to ensure his nomination at the Chicago convention.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16

To1S, Toys, Toys, 8 great big stock on tho Seattle for "Behrends.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16

He would appreciate a Smoking Jack at from "Behrends." {"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16
Concert at tho Mascot

Concert every evening. Best music al selections on the Electric Banjo Piano.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-16

ing serious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
SOME DONTs FOR THE Ex-
PRESS SUBSCRIBERS

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out taking an official receipt.
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manager by phone or mail whey
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office.
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and It's merits. It is the best papel
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
FRISCO WILL TAKE
OFF SIX TRAINS

Oklahoma City, Nov. 27-Offering
as an excuse a scarcity of traffic in
the southwestern division Of the road
as their reason for the change, but in
part, it is believed to retaliate against
the two cent fare law, new winter
schedule is being prepared by the
traffic officials Of the Frisco rail-
way company by which six passen-
ger trains of the division will be TAX
en- off. The trains that will be re-
moved are the east and west bound
Lawton accommodation trains, between
Oklahoma City and Lawton, leaving
Oklahoma City at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
and arriving at $3.50 a. M, and be-
tween Lawton and Quanah, Tex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
The Worm Turns.

His wife having spoken her mind to
him for the fifty thousandth time, and
having ordered him as he valued his
life, liberty, and pursuit Of happiness
to wear the pale green tie with en-
broidered yellow violets which she
had selected for him At . ten.cent bar
gain counter. Mr.. William Henry Peck
stalked moodily to the little out-of-tho
way trunk-and dsatchel-cluttered room
that was euphoniously termed his
"den," and for an hour labored upon
An epistle, which he addressed to The
Peace Committee. The Hague" This
he mailed, muttering: There! I'll
show her there is a limit to endur'
ance"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
Not Too Simple.

John Simple, IA years old, Of Dada
den, Ala. is not as simple as you
might think from his name He saw
fellow hanging around the barn and
acting in a suspicious manner, and
set a big bear trap where he thought
It would do the most good; and then
got up next morning to find that he had
bagged his game The man had en-
tered the barn to steal one Of the
horses, but put his foot into 1t instead.
He turned out to be a noted thief, for
whom reward of $500 had been Of
Fered, and John Simple is going to get
the money. It's not what a boy is
named, but what he does, that counts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
CONCERNING OKLAHOMA'S
STATE UNIVERSITY

The school year Of the state uni
versity at Norman is SO arranged
that courses begin and end each sem
ester. This system allows students
who can enter for only a half year
to accomplish definite amount of
work. Two hundred and thirty-one
courses Of instruction will begin the
first Of February in which teachers
and others who are forced to come
in late may secure credit.
The following is a summary Of the
second term coures:
Philosophy 8, Educational History
9. Economics and Sociology 6, Politi-
cal Science 5, Classical Archaeology
2, Greek 4, Latin 4, German z, Ro-
nance Languages s, English 8, Math-
MATES 9, Astronomy /, Chemistry 10
Botany 4, Zoology and Embryology
4, eology 9, Physics 5, Pathology
and Bacteriology 4, Physiology 4
Anatomy s, Theory Of Music 8, Ply
sical training Z, Electrical Engineer
ing g, Civil Engineering 9, IMechan
ical Engineering 6, Saop Work 3
Drawing 5, Medicine 10, Mines Il
Music 9, Pharmacy 8, Preparator,
10.
A bulletin describing these course
more in detail has just been issue
and it viii be sent to any addres
on application.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
The Limit Of Athletics.

"Of course" began the athletic girl,
Il can accomplish many acrobatic
feats by now can climb a creased
pole, dangle from the curtain rod,
handle the dumb bells and turn a
double somersault without landing
on my head every time, but what am
trying to do now Is to enter a surface
car without staggering, walk along
to a vacant seat and take It gracefully
before the inevitable and gigantic jerk
Of the car starting can land me in the
lap Of q fellow passenger"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
DEALING WITH THE clTY DEBT

Mayor Dick ideas of ai finance which might
" u for The people IF cckasha consider Wa Burdned with
large municipal debt which about $4,000 the shape Of warrants
which se At deprecated values It would vast saving TO he
taxpayers if the city could be placed on a cash basis
The Ardmorte says
oNrayor win in all probability submit to the city council
pan whereby the money this will be greatly relieved
and The city u The plan to have the council order
an funding for the total Of 100000 IN denomna
ns Of five dollars upwards bear interest at five cent pay
able sennuay be used circulating medium by
ta people in possession they fall and used only the payment
Of the city by the person holding any Of the bonds
These bonds will used redeemng the outstanding ndeb
eness Of the city shape drawn the treasurer and in
funding large bonds that outstanding and owned by east
ern northern capitalists
The plan Of the city home people instead of put
ting them on give the people Of the
city an opportunity the bonds
They will and cash, piece Of
pery in the city is security for the amount
"shoud who holds about $500 worth Of warrants on
the city treasurer desire business his warrants to
the for at which will bear five
cent interest payment Of his city water and
sewerage
4The plan feasible and from what be learned is L.
g up city council take action; the only
suggest let the council act"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
FARMERS UNION SPEAKING

S o. Dawes, lecturer and or
ganizer Of the Oklahoma State
Farmers Union, will speak in
Chickasha Dec. sth. Members Of
the Union are urged to use every
effort in getting out a large crowd.
Everybody invited, especially Ia
dies.