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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-08

in fact which led to his seiaetio1 o.
TIE man % nominate Alton Is Parker
for the presidency at the Sc Louis
convention Of 1904 william q sbee-
han heard BIS Academy of Music
speech, and In looking for some ore
30 make the supreme EFFORT at the ST.
Louis convention he suggested Little.
ton
Studied Address Carefully.
1t is not necessary to recall the SEN
sation caused BY Mr.. Littletona speech
in st. Louis, but It is interesting to
recall the preparation made for the
address. Unlike most orators, Mr..
Littleton does not profess to be an
impromptu speaker. He can make an
impromptu speech, but he never does
so If he can help it. He prepares his
sentences with great care and then
commits them to memory In fact, he
does not have to put forth any effort
to memorize them. When he has writ.
ten a speech he has learned it. He
can repeat it with practically no varia.
tion.
He prepared his st. Louis speech
weeks ahead Of time. He rehearsed It
at home, and when he needed larger
place in which to train his voice he
went out to the cathedral in Garden
City and practised for hours. After he
reached St. Louis he went to the CON
vention hall one Sunday afternoon,
and in the presence of two or three Of
his friends went through the speech
two or three times to get the proper
pitch for his voice. His oration
created a sensation and put him in
stantly in the front rank Of American
orators.
Never a Seeker for Office.
Although possessing the attributes Of
a successful politician and having po-
litical ambitions, Mr.. Littleton has not
been a seeker for office. He was perman-
ent chairman of the Democratic state
convention in 1902 and was borough
president of Brooklyn in 1904 and
1905. He was urged to accept a renom-
nation for borough president, but he
declined. He had two reasons for do
ing so. One was that he wanted to
leave the Office before he had been
criticised; the other was that he was,
as he publicly expressed it at the time,
unable to make both ends meet"
He retired from public life to build
up law practice. and he has been
busily engaged In doing SO ever since,
He left Brooklyn a couple of years
ago and set UP In Manhattan, and he
has been prominently before the public
since in his legal capacity. In the mat
ter Of earnings he is said to rank with
the leading lawyers Of the city.
Not yet 36 years of age, he may
truthfully be said to have a glowing
future, and his close friends intimate
that it will not be alone in the field of
law. After he has accumulated a COM
Portable fortune 1t is said he may seek
again to re-enter public life.
| Younger by many years than any
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-08

Michelangelo in his frescoings in
st. Peters at Rome. The story Of this
ancient and long lost process is one
full OF romance. It Is the process used
by the Greeks and Romans. lost In the
Dark Ages. re-dlscovered by Michel
angelo and used BY him in decorating
St. Peters in Rome. only to be lost at
his death. It was discovered again a
few years ago and Is now being ap-
piled to the adornment Of the greatest
public building in America
A few years ago young German art
student named Max Frlederang, pu-
pil Of Arnold Boecklln. went TO Rome
to study. Mgr De Wahl. then rector
OF the German college, near tbs Campo
Santo. took fancy to him and OBJ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-08
And how is Il supposed to work?''


Mrs. Evans. OF Richmondon.
Thames. England, claims she Is the
only woman entitled to wear the Alma,
Balaciaya, and InNerman medals, per.
mission having been granted on the
death Of her husband. whom she &C.
companied through the crimea. She
was often under fire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-08
Ita chlnf uaa.

These" said the inventor proudly.
ARE photographs Of the finest aero
plane the world has yet seen"
We studied the remarkable-looking
object.
And how is It supposed to work."
we asked.
oh" he reiolned. 1T isn't supposed
to work at all but you can see what
splendid newspaper and magazine
articles It will make"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-08
MIcHELANeELo's SECRET is EN-.
RlcHlNG CAPITOL AT WASH
INcToN, D. c.
His Formula for Imperishable Color
Discovered by New York Artist
and Now Being Used In
Decorations.

The decoration Of a room in the
capitol at Washington has just been
finished which the artist who has done
the work claims is laid in imperishable
colors after the formula used by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-08
Discovered PrehlstorIc RuIn.

In Spruce canyon, near Cll6 palace,
Colorado, Prof p. L. Hewitt has dis
covered a prehistoric ruin six
stories high. one Of the finest examples
Of the Cliff dwelling ever found.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20
THE POLICE
RESTRAINED
From a Full enforcement
of Race Track Law
The Suburban Handicap
Won by Keene's Colt,
Ballot.

New York, June I9-Sturdy, the four
year old son of Voter. at Sheepshead
Bay, today carried the famous cclors
of James R Keene, to victory in the
Suburban handicap, the premier rae
ing event of the United States. Ballot
won with ease by two and half
lengths Struggling gamely forward
at the finish came James +. Madden's
three year old colt, King James, hard
driven by Guy Burns, five lengths be-
fore Fair Play, the pride of August
Belmont's stables. Master Robert was
fourth. The time for the mile and a
quarter was 1903, being One-fifth of
second slower than the worlds record
for the distance made by Broomstick
at Brighton Beach, July 9, 1904. Broom
stick was a three-year-old and carried
1O4 pounds. Ballots carried 127
pounds.
The enforcement of the new law
against betting had an effect upon the
attendance, for not more than 10000
persons passed through the gates to
witness the classic event. Under the
old conditions the stands would have
groaned under the weight of least 30,
600 souls, while the great stretches of
green sward and the betting rings
would have been crowded with with
ing mass of humanity.
Twelve horses faced the barrier for
the $4,000 stakes, and the honor of
winning the race. Ballot was the fav-
orite at to 5, Master Robert, second
choice, to l; King James ruled to
1; Fair Play, to l. The other horses
were quoted from 10 to so to 1.
Ballot delayed the start for five min
utes and when the barrier arose King
James broke to the front with Master
Robert second; Tourenne, third, and
Ballot fourth. For a furlong King
James kept the lead though Notter on
Ballot was steadily bearing down on
the leaders.
Passing the furlong pole. the Voter
colt took command and thence forward
it was easy sailing for him. Two
lengths to the good, Notter took Bal
lot up and raced him in easy fashion
around the upper turn, though even
that pace was fast enough to set the
field behind him dizzy
Turning itno the stretch Ballot led
by three lengths. Burns shook up
King James gradually and drew away
from Tourenne on whom the pace was
beginning to tell. At the wire Ballot
was the easiest kind of a winner and
King James as easily defeated Fair
Play for the place. The others were
beaten off.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20

There was considerable betting at
the races today. 1t was easier to lay a
wager than on any previous day since
the new betting law went into
effect, because counsel for the Coney
Island Jockey Club early in the day Sc
cured an injunction restraining the po-
lice from interfering an orderly gath
ering together of crowds of patrons
at any portions of the grounds.
Previously the police had forbidden
gatherings of three or more persons.
The fact that Justice Bischoff of the
supreme court had granted a restrain
ing order was telephoned to the track
and Immediately a large number of
the 300 police who were present to see
the law enforced left the enclosure.
There remained. however, a number
sufficient for all emergencies. No ar
rests were made during the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20
Coast Games.

Johnson and Whalen.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20
ALL SANTA FE SHOPS CLOSE.

Topeka, June 19.-The Santa Fe
locomotive shops over the entire sys-
TEN this afternoon were ordered
closed until June %. This will affect
over 1000 men in Topeka. Scarcity
of work is given as the cause.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20
Information cheerfulIy poied Out.

Mrs. Josiah, what is
apothecaries' weight
Mr. ChugHater - "Apothecaries'
wait? It's the interval that elapses
between the time when you give the
apothecary a prescription and the
time when he fills it. Can't you tell
from the word itself?"
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20

Let us not blame Samuel Taylor
Coleridge, however. for taking liberties
with this bald narrative when he
worked it UP from a Poem You Ought
to knoW.--Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20

The ancient mariner had shot the
albatross.
4 was absolutely out OF meat" he
pleaded, and 1 couldn't shoot a can
vas-hack duck without getting into
trouble with the game warden"
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20
YOUR VACATION WILL BE CON-

PlETE if you will order the daily Re
publican sent to you while away from
town. B mail rs cents, per month.
What can you get more pleasure out
of than this 1-2 cents per day. Phone
Main AZ.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20
American League.

van; Winter and Criger.
Detroit-Rain stopped the game in
first half of the fifth inning, the
score being to in favor of Wash
ington.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-20
Second Chapter Of the New York Stores Peentoy Reduction Sale
Women's Ready-to=Wear Apparel

looking
far and than before
time requires drastic this Dept down the
balance the That accomplish such will readily
reading further. Well be for at 8a. II.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Welded ONE WEEK,
CLERK TOOK POISON
Young Druggists Mother-in-
Law Relentless in Keeping
Bride From Him.

Gerardo Bisacci, young clerk, with
q drug concern at No 2S' Bowery, Is
diving in st. Vincents Hospital from
corrosive sublimate. 1t is his second
attempt at suicide. his uncle. Nincenzo
Duncoro. OF No. 2l Mott street. having
wrenohed a gun from his hand two
weeks ago.
Bisacci is infatuated with Anna
Danelo. OF No. 22l Mott street. She
Is young, pretty. land was willing to
marry Gerardo. but her mother was
not impressed with the prospective son.
tn-law. and refused to consent to their
marriage.
Three weeks ago the couple sought
TO be married in the Night Court. Last
week they met downtown, secured a
license aud were married by a Magis-
tho latter repudia ted the ceremony and
son-in-law and refused to allow him to
see his wife.
Yesterday Il was agreed that the
young couple should meet at 8 O'clock
to-day and church ceremony should
place, but Anna did not come, He wait
ed All hour. and when his wife still
failed returned to his place of business
and swallowed the poison. When the
mother heard OF his attempt to die she
said
Let him die, I've no use for him.
Bisacg, the SURGEONS say, viii die He
Prince street and had known Miss
panelio three years Recently she
pawned her iewelry to furnish him with
spending money,
The evening world., 1908-02-19
A Trial Treatment Will Be Sent as
Free Gift to Every Fat Person
Who Is Eeaderof This Paper

After many wears si.en' in the la2orl 'oiN.
Doctor II. g Bridtpid. a New YORK pass.
"ian ~ Standing Hnl cnrt re- lte and now
at the head of the vel. Know Uui,rd : l,"s
Mcdicil Disprnsiry. tns nate the Startling
announcement that ~ has produced a tr-at
7ucnt that can ais Dl'!,.!y !edune ANY man or
woman to normal weight. an the re .uct:ou
In weight l. .sIl -lT;e'1 from 3 - : POl NDS
q, WEEK. Tho record ~ the cures already
made is truly marvellous. an were II not
for the high sanding ot the great physician
and the convincing testimony OF thousands
Of citizens all over the country II would
-rem alnost heNnni belief.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
S2.75 Combinations So
SO CentrepieceS. S2.25

- ard IS in. Round Center
pieces, linen ccnters, with wide
Cluny lace edges. in beautiful
designs.
Main aisle Old Building
The evening world., 1908-02-19
NOT MULHERN EMPLOYEE.

James T. Munern. ~ tho Muhern
Steamftting Compauv. at No Al West
Fifty-ninth street. denied to-day that
Thomas O'ConnelG VIII, asked Magis-
trate Barlow in jefferson Market Court
to be sent back to S.u- Sing rather
than work under he patrol Of his fore
man had been ono Of his employees
His name. Mr.. Mulh'ru stlted, does not
appear ON any OF his pnNrJl!s
The evening world., 1908-02-19
White EnameiWare

Double coated, strong and
durable:
At 18c. regularly 26c-Wash
Basins. lll2 in.
At 15c. regularly 22c-Deep
Jelly Cake Pans. 10 in
At 15c, regularly 22c-Deep
Pie Plates, II in.
At 22c, regularly 32c-Cook-
ing Kettles with covers, 2-qt.
size.
At $1.75, were S2.50-White
Enameled Bath Room Stools
With rubber tips on legs, 10 in.
nigh.
The evening world., 1908-02-19

DR.. Brad.oris treatment is recommended
by physicians in ther private prac'ice. an
II taken nv prominent 'nc'urs 'nelnsoNtN,
most successful treatment that science hi-
ever been able To compound.
Excessive fat or obesity Is disease that
nastens death; Sir Henry thompson
famous authority. saws:
Not one fat person IN nfiN ives To whhl
is called oil age The tNpichl mhA or
respectable amount of energy OF lulhd or
body. In lean and spare 10" mary YER
old people DO YOU know who are oNerfAi
Count them on your fingers and Nnu WI
find very few tat people really rrlcn "'l age
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Notions

English Twi,led Tape. lo.vd.
pieces: = to d. in. at &c. a piece
- to $. in, at l0c, a piece; = 10
in, l2c. a piece.
The "LoGdon" High-polnt Collar
black ur white. &c. each.
Featherlite" Hair Rolls. indis-
pensaoie for present style OF colt
fure. 25c
Main floor OLD Building
The evening world., 1908-02-19
MRS. PATTERSON WINS.

Justice Blanchard to-day signed an
,nterlucutory decree Of divorce for
lporence r. Patterson from John :
Patterson The couple We're married by
Rev. Howard puftield. OF the First
Presbyterian Church, Dec g 1901 Mrs
= RasisSaea. ave Yeas old.
The evening world., 1908-02-19
Eatpeop pie
Excessive Fat or Ocesity Is
Dangerous Disease That
Hastcns Death.

A New York Doctor and Scientist
has Perfected New Scientific Sys
tenn Of Treatment that Reduces Fat
and Restores Health and Strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
YOU MAY ENJOY
YOUR MEALS
If You Will But Equip Your
Stomach With the Right Means
to Handle the Food.

II you go into a restaurant. cafe or hotel,
where all your environments. the lights. dazzling
linen. silver, cut glass. music. chatting aud
laughing women. seem 10 foreteil OF a pleasant
meal. your stomach should not revolt when 700
read the menu card.
Heavy steaks soups. oysters, entrees. salads.
etc. should hold terrors for the healthy stom-
ach and they do not.
small box OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
placed in your vest pocket viii he sufficient
guard against the mad revels OF a WORKOUT
stomach.
tablet taken a few moments after q copious
meal will remove any III effects Of food from
your stomach. and you may eat as generously
those ahout you
One OF these little tablets will OF itself settle
will place your stomach ard digestive organs In
a better condition for tho next.
Your bloos will he enriched and the depleted
gastric flutes WI be rebuilt.
Stuart's Dyspepsia TABLETS are natural. active.
digestive agents that give 10 the gastric juices
the elements they lack. which case the stomach.
remove irritation and enrich aud stimulate the
blood.
All OF these statements may be verified IL you
will take but a little Of your time TO prove
them.
Every druggist carries stuart's pyspepsis Tab
lets in stock and viii tell you Of Their merit.
These tablets sell for Soc per box. or send 10
your name and address and will send you 90
once ny mail a trial package free. Address y.
A Stuart Co.. $50 Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
ANACOSTIA AND VICINITY.

surprise party was given Mamie
Brown, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man R. Brown. Monday evening. the &C.
casion Of her ninth birthday anniversary.
at her home, 2O7 18th street. The pro-
gram included singing. music and games.
followed by refreshments. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs, Coleman r Brown.
Mamie. Verde, Violet and Charles Brown.
Florence Frisbie, Monte Breen, Marie
Beaumont. Nellie Green. Florence Wood
worth Elizabeth Murphy. Ethel Farmer.
Mae and Beulah Shank Helen Dixon.
Flossie Hooper. Fannie Feddon, Alice
Quad. Margaret Sansberry. Ruth Osborn
and Helen Shaffer.
DR.. William II. Hough. who accompa-
MED a party of physicians from the city
on a Camping exp edition in the Shenan-
doah valley. has returned and will now
spend several days at his home in New
York.
Harry Williamson Of street has re-
turned to his home from a trip to Okla
homa and the west.
The work Of razing the brick building
on Good Hope road. opposite Nichols ave-
the new Anacostia bridge has begun.
William d. Canter has been transferred
to No. Is fire engine company In Wash
ington. Engineer William E. Webb who
has been spending his annual leave at his
home in Anacostia. has returned to duty.
Mrs. c. r. Kuhns. the wife OF the cap
tain Of No. Is fire engine company Is in
Columbia, Va, at the bedside OF her
father who has been critically i'll.
Lemuel Cook. living on the Giesboro
road. was aroused Sunday night by the
efforts made by two men to break into
his poultry yard. Mr.. Cook frightened the
men off by firing severa. shots. The next
night persons supposed to be the same
men visited the poultry yard of his broth
er. Arthur Cook, and stole twenty-five
fowls. The police at Anacostia were no.
tined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
ALIVE IN HER COFFIN.
Supposed Dead Woman Revived BY
Physician Will Recover.

ELLIS. Kan. october I.-The timely
intervention of a physician who was not
satisfied with the appearance OF the body
prevented the burial alive OF Mrs. Thomas
Chapman. sixty years old. who was sup
posed to have died suddenly OF heart dis
ease. The body was prepared for burial.
but was not embalmed. The funeral was
to have taken place at 2:30 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
A few minutes before the comm was
sealed a physician requested permission
TO see the body. An examination con.
hrmed his suspicious that the womans
body was made rigid by suspended anina-
ton. The woman was removed from the
CONN. placed in bed and revived. While
her heart Is weak. IL is believed that Ara
Chapman will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
IN JAIL FOR HIS BROTHER.
Innocent Man Released When Mis-
take Is Discovered.

CANTON, Ohio. October PA strange
case of mistaken identity came to an end
yesterday, when Maurice Shocks was re-
leased from the county Jail after serving
six months for a crime he had not COM
mitted Shocks was arrested in Penn
sylvana six months ago charged with
the robbery of the CORTLAND Hotel cigar
stand He was brought here and iden-
titled by hotel men, Shocks persisted in
his innocence, but the circumstantial evil
dence was so strong that the grand jury
ind cted him.
The innocent man was freed when
Frank Shocks. his brother, was arrested
at Youngstown, where he confessed that
he was guilty of the Canton robbery.
He admitted that he and his brother had
often been mistaken for each other. He
said he was ready to serve sentence and
asked that his brother be freed at once,
which was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
TAFT BANNER DESTROYED.
Ill Luck Follows Republican EN-
blem in Mr.. Bryan's Town.

LINCOLN. Neb.. October 21.-The wind
storm Of Monday night destroyed the
large Taft banner which has occupied
conspicuous place across one OF the
prominent business streets OF Lincoln.
The stringing OF the banner by the re-
publican state central committee Just
about the time Mr.. Bryan was nominated
Z Denver and when Lincoln was the
mecca o. democrats caused a political
commotion here. and vandals late one
night partly destroyed it Mr.. Bryan at
that time denounced IL as an act OF van
dalism. The banner Was replaced and has
r.mained undisturoed until the elements
took hand in its destruction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
and Mexico There is a large direct cat
tie business with New York, Philade-phl

and Mexico There is a large direct cat
lie business with New York, Philadelphia
and other cities.
The canal company has built fleet OF
fourteen steamers. portion Of which are
running between Manchester and Phiia-
deiphia, carrying live cattle and OIL In
barrels in connection with the Philadel-
phia and Reading railroad. fleet OF
tank steamers is operated by the Stand ;ro
Oil Company from New York, Philadel-
pila and Port Arthur. Tex. Manchester
is second only to London in its consump-
ton o. Tub icating oils and burning mud
and as a dis tributing POINT for those ar
tices throughout England.
The direct steamers with the southern
ports can now deliver cotton at the doors
Of the mills in lancashire at saving OF
81 a ton. as compared with the former
cost OF shipping it through Liverpool.
The cost o. grain has also been reduced
in a similar manner and has caused the
construction of three large flour mills
adjoining the docks of the canal. which
have gone into operation during the past
year.
In all respects the people Of Manchester
have found the canal very valuable in
vestment-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
TIRED CT DREYFUS CASE.
Chamber of Deputies Condemns
Campaign Against Courts Decision.

PARIS. October 21-By vote of 43S
to A the chamber of deputies today con-
demned the campaign which the anti
Dreyfusards are conducting against the
decision in the case of Maj. Dreyfus
handed down by the court Of cessation
in 1905. Pierre RETRY. member from Fin
istere led in the assault and caused a
violent scene. He was temporarily sus-
pended.
NJ mister of Justice BRAND. after de-
Tending the decision OF the court said
the country was sick OF this scandal and
that those who were trying to reopen il
were making themselves ridiculous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21
Physicians Give Explanations.

The physicians made explanation of the
nature of the typhoid gem. its incuba-
ton and maturity, its l.fe. the effect of
heat and cold on it. sterilization and anti
septics They We're unanimous in their
opinion that the principal source Of con-
tagion is milk. cream and ice cream,
products in which the typhoid bacteria
touris.es extensively.
The dairy woman living in Maryland.
close 10 the District line, whose permit
TO sell milk and cream in the city
revoked last Saturday by Health Officer
Woodward came in for a part of the dis
cuss on. The med cal men present told
the association that the theory of infec-
ton from that place because the woman
in question had been i'll of typhoid fever
eighteen years ago was probably correct.
as a number o. cases have been cited to
STOW an adult, although not suffering di-
reCtly from typhoid fever after one at
tack is a permanent breeding place for
the bacteria. and as a result Infection is
spread broadcast wherever the person so
infeC. ed comes in contact with food
Likely Sources of Infection.
1t was stated that some of the likely
sources of infection are da ~ farms in
the Shenandoah valley where probably
the history of the country reigned during
the civil war, and which. according TO the
medical authorities. has not been fully
stamped out in all the years which have
since passed. From the valley both Bal
timore and Washington obtain large
supply of their dairy products.