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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-15

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7 sxked Der Why
"leczrse : di6tn0, try & sooner"
Anc that speech u hers. frivolous ~ Il may
sgDeaE soalGa1 iie kegn9le u ne marrying
question far more truly and re1onanny than could
us f1effing epigfams of world full Of cynics
: beaf unqualified testimony 70 the fact that
lhe nan VIC peesss bis life 10 wbat Is miscslled
4aingie blasssdness~ bss missed most Of nfss
Dlsatgfls
Lae at zo.-egen at 5o-may seem pleasant
eDclsA % e Eaes uifboal q wife % share its
fd1mDhs Esd lsfares. The sa-.sl ls young There
= uggb q distract and amuse Home perhaps
tesils "a piace 70 70 when al H.e other places
are closee.~ Friends are pleaefli relatives and
imns6iae family are about BIN.
Ra. shea man reaches middle or old agez
Trends ars not 80 many Dor perhaps 70 dlsIn-
fereate1 Is % q. OAtlme pleasures lack their
zsst
Biezsoc. thrice blessed. then. f. the man who
has home. wife ana children 70 ease that last
G;zge - lies lgng climb Mosi miserable d NOR
tz.g = ~ whY nagss look forward 70 Ioyeiesa
en- ioneiY on age
Annenng wife and family in youth Is merely
= higher end vissr form Of putting money in
bssk ~ 0lheF investment yields Haeh interest
Ia later years
Lei o man marry Just a. soon az be can sup
boTt q wife me youth who puts OF this great
set IN order that be may search through the
wOrid fof AZ affinity Is foolish Ia the search
be Is more lian liable % pass b. hs true affinity
and 10 choose Fl last a wife whom no stretch Of
imagination could twist into an affinity for any
one The traditional man who wandered for days
through q forest looking for material for cane
and #h0 at isst picked ub crooked stick was
fortunate II that crooked stick did not turn out
~ ha e snake
man l1 leg as likely 70 hit upon bis ideal
early in life A. later on. Mg advice. then. as
tho sBppoaulioHs mans lawyer. isi Don't watt
Marriage balvts ones privileges and doubles
ones troubles il aa ldlouc saw probably invented
BY 4 bachelor There "a too much talk Of ths
sort Men speak Of ualfImong a. a milestone
ficd sbou. fbo neck Of youth. The lives Of the
worlds most successful men give the lie 70 this
fauaey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-15

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1see-rsxs1
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ts ezn zersr slV-c-r - q M-Baf- EgE cz
ts AK s Wo-aa1 10 raazs hss l1- when hs knswE
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seTZn De 1x1 t- Haiez hsr s-zrTss EaW
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" a. zg2nm hlE aa1zE ale 90 -zz-szSz 1ls pr
4 -za lz-1s. -zsz.11n 4 family W1a- he hEs IL
Sex Ths Rg1- q : s1zT1zE We z11 etEars1
has 1raFe- EarT Zzz 10 aesysrzts1-sTaz &.
ersms
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W'ih taau s1zt -sgzt s a. t-z1azztIs ard per-
hgDs E.ere ErscDaf ttzx With tas rsrh And 50
-. csr1tl1-a Ehs-l1 y 81 arrE-zsz Il u a11gH
~ poar To esazgs from tas a1-sen 1i rles
t1rg-g- the tleaass bs11s cf Easr41as1y. TasBs
ee-el1czE uA1c- srs rsz1srlzg marriage zls1z
tAe Tpar Ecss and -grs Impossible sTs srery
lEF trzEirg Eors 21s zsrs 81 ITO ne wsrl1
: rlsazl4ir -ost E.roHgiT GAas there la 3 rszs1g
- rtoe. - -1zt rene1g consists e making
rsrraze guasl5is among the goor zrd II grsFl1-
i-g ~ Ealh pecg.s Z sgls
e this oos1try. x Is tr1e. there ls > Brighter
ri1s ~ tHe eaeEtlg- than II EUD1e, as -sy Be
p-ore1 frol stzIes1cz
Il Loz1cn out " ereFT 1880 r1zrrfagssbls per
soaz 70 are unmarried. More ge-erziiy spszklug.
lf4 ttz1 C1strlrd ef TIE E-z-rszgsztEe gop1l2slD-
y Lonloz fsrs izFzss. city y tie w1Tldj eater
re State of mztri1oly. More thsz tws4Als3s are
s.1gs ne eo1dltio1s sor marriage there are al
zgzlrEt the Docr zz1 ard wozza- Ttey may fzl
in lore a. utterly a. coud any Hlihc1zirs. 51t
Ire gates y TIE E1e1 a mztnuo1y are closed
agzsHgt fhem and g1arde1 hy rhe flaming Eror1
= pcrerty. Thsy 1sy s.gh for marriage. buf
they realize that szeh : l1xsry i far and away
sboTe the.r nszrs
II tais co1-tTy tie marriage statistics are a.
n1oss exse+iY the oDDosite q L0ndons Here about
swottlr1a Of the mzrTisgez1ls population are
married. leaving barely : third HnWed
ne sxplzrztioa x fhls difference between The
tw1 cDBztTies Is. n course easy % tr1. I. con-
gls1 f. ne better wages. tie increased chances
foT wcrk the general conditions which prevail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-15

"What sort Of telescope do you use for seeing
things on Marsy The eminent astronomer, habltu-
ated 70 scanning the heavens at magazine space
rates, stayed his pen but an instant 7 have
learned be replied mot 20 rely on any telescope
The best Of them badly hampers the play Of the
Imagination
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-15

stIii youil remember. Il you think.
I told you 80.
" know I've got an awful cold,
By head Is stuffed So berry tight.
caddoi speak q sigzle word
IA can't chen sleep at dlght.
But I could stand dc cold. hy Cub
Mldoui complaining Oh BY woe.
IL I could dodge ne fools Who sav
7 told you 80.
Detroit Free p .ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-15

I've bin four times wrecked. and p'raps
III be four times more Who kn0wsg
The kids mother she took TO al
our ardships very kind. and stepped
out Ike 4 good IN whenever there
was any marchin' ter Be done. We ad
a good BIT OF Il altogether. and Z good
many shocks one way and another.
but she came through EN- az smilin'.
The Only thing IS upset 'er vas
w'en the cap'en threw the kid"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-15
HappY Thounht.

The habit Of happy thought would
transform the commonest life into har
mony and bcauly.-success Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-15

1gBsTLY Yong lady Who had iust
come back from a months honey.
moon called % zoe.
ifoH % yoa Ike mstrimony2" I
asked
an utterly wfetc6ed~ she rspiled.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

came out strongly for Secretary Taft for president He
was chosen vcepresdent of the Taft association OF the
State Of New York In letter to the association he said:
have followed Mr. Tafts career and have ever been i'm
pressd with his ability and fidelity have every con
vctlCn that with Mr. Taft in the presidential chair every
legitimate interest will be safe
The other item:
1T is said in high financial circles that understanding
has been reached between H Hartman and the managers
of the Taft presidential nomination campaign the basis
Of anty which may have far-reachng influence in the
future The statement is made guardedly, but positively
and possesses the deepest significance 1t is considered
Of high Importance politically and financially
Two financial concerns dominate in Wall street
Kuhn Loeb & Co., Of which Jacob Schif is the head and
T. P Morgan & Co. Kuhn Loeb & Co. and E. H Hartman
closely identified business The banking house OF
which Mr. Sch the head handles Mr. HaTnans secur-
ties. 1t was Mr. Schiff it is understood who enabled
Hartman to purchase the Union Pacific railroad Well
informed persons here saying that it to be expected
that Sch and Hartman would be together on the Pres
dencythat the thought it TO his best interests
to be for Taft the other would naturally reach the same
decision
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16
MORGAN AND HARTMAN.

So far T. Morgan has not accepted vice-preSldency
in the Taft organization He abroad but his people are
with Schff and Hartman for Taft
1t is not worth while discuss other individuals IN
Wall street for they all for Taft,
Il have been wondering how the people OF the country
at large would feel when they read that Jacob Sch Mr.
Harrifans banker is vicepresident for the New York
Taft league said of Governor Hughes supporters 70
me TO make the circle complete Mr. Hartman should
be elected vcepresdent of the league and the officers
of the Standard Oil Company and the steel trust should
be provided with honorary offices of some kind IN the or
U9niZatiOn
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16
4 HEAVY CAMPAIGN LOAD.

The Republicans of this state, after you have ehlIeu
Wall street and the machine bosses think they l4ee e
We carving load in the campaign under winch II WIN
E + Shall at Chicago 60 into partnership again Win
what Mr. Bryan calls the money power .,eo;.,+,,
1t is pointed out that if Wall street IS 3
.s+aJ ir Mr. Taft to work for his nomination IT VIII
notrbute money to assist in his election should ne De
nominated. 81 - t DOING business
Ian ' .:+aEas+s" tbis wear? Ask the supporters OF
nsoT [n Tng Hughes They think and they are going
- Chicago to proclaim that doctrine
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16
THE WASHINGTON PROMISE.

Naturally good many persons have connected the
orosa made at Washington practically to ABANDON e
t1sr antitrust law and the antpoolng laws with the
+ of the Ohio candidate Naturally again. the move
at on the part Of the railroads to increase treght e
& associated in the minds OF many persons Wth te POM ~
- 4,orr7,ents of the last months. NO one III Ihe
e of facts would even nsinuate that the STANDARD
0I Company might hope to escape payment OF that 80
0o0 600 fine but the fine is assessed and there uSU D m
be4 under this administration and it would not want
- he under the next one
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

Va ta ,node President Roosevelt believe that the
of Ada county and the of Idaho were wildly
Ia%1orrg for the removal of Rrck and Rounds Wle tne
that even the school children know that these men
1Ce @ o,1ed m for simply fearlessly doing their duty
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16
CAN ANYBODY ANSWER

Now, why have the good trusts the bad trusts uI-
desirable citizens members OF the president Ar4aI I
9Th and all the other elements that 60 make up Wall
street come to the support Of Taft who according to the
representations made in states like Michigan Minnesota
the Daotas Iowa Kansas Nebraska and the Pac1c coast
states must be nominated if the cause is to be kept alive:
That question that isl is not easily SHY Sssd nteesfs IN became e
ra1ad over the presidents declaration If you do not
take Taft YOU will get me Why should the interests
greatly prefer Taft Roosevelt IT, as asserted IN tne
West Taft is the one man who will carry out the RooseVeU
policies? - 4 .;f
Won do not take Taft YOU will get me and the agents OF
be Taft candidacy appeared in Wall street about the
same time Former Governor Myron T. Herrck OF ONO,
was one of the Taft agents who operated here ana Hey
w Taft q brother of the secretary, was another MI
IaicI[ was member of the reorganization committee
Of the Knickerbocker Trust company and his PoSltion
ada easy for him to do missionary work Tor the ONO
1i4a+e No one doubts for a minute that the interests
which include the speculative kanbers the railroads. ana
the trusts expect to get something IN return IoT ten sup
% Of Mr. Taft They do not support candidates Wltou'
some hope of reward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
NEWS OF EuFAULA.
Bazaar Held by ladies of EptAeaPsA
 Church Proves Success.

Bazaar Held by ladies of EptAeaPsA
 Church Proves Success.
 Eufaula, Dec. se--(Special.)---The bazaar held by the ladies of St. Janice Episcopal Church was .thropEsd throughout the day yesterday and they are greatly pleased with the result. Quite a nice sum was realised that will go to swell the building fund of the new church, and 1t Is hoped that 1t will not be very long before work can be resumed on the structure. An interesting feature that greatly pleased was a voting contest in which a beautiful doll was offered the little girl who received the highest number of votes, and a handsome hand-paint- ed picture Tor the most popular young lady. Miss Lottie Petry was the win ner In the latter and the doll was awarded little Erah Ivey Corker. r The civil docket Of the Circuit Court was not concluded untll yesterday af- ternoon, the business being the heRvi- est in many years. The court will re- convene Monday morning when the criminal docket will be sounded and quite a number of important cases will be called.
 The ladies of the First Methodist Church will hold their annual bazaar next Friday in a vacant store house on Broad Street and much interest is being centered in the event.
 The Cushman Clubs of Oratory and the Nautilis Of Art, held their regular meetings at the Brenad last night, when the hours were consumed in readings. recitations and other inter- esting exercises.
 The work Of civic improvement goes steadily on and the city prom ises to present a much more attractive appearance by the advent of the spring months. The work of pruning the shade trees has been completed and a great many new ones will ornament the resident portion of the city this spring, which are now being trans planted all over the streets.
 The young men of the city will ten- der a brilliant german at the armory of the Eufaula Rifles one evening next week in honoring the visiting young women, quite number Of whom are | delighted social circles visiting rela- lives and friends here.
 John Jolly, a well-known Quitman County (Georgia) farmer, was again | in the city yesterday with a wagon oceans. which he raises in the great ! est abundance every year. MT. Jolly bears the reputation of being the finest l trucker in this section and says he | can discount any farmer who adheres | to the old regime of cotton and corn, and finds a ready market for all Of his products in this city.
 The usual Saturday throng crowded l the thorough fares yesterday, but the merchants complain that business did not meet their expectations and will fall considerably short as compared with the corresponding season last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
-:- THE GREAT UPLIFT ::
XTV.-Uplift in Organized Labor
By Frederic ,. Haslxin.

work is over. and hygisnic lockers for their clothes.
 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has proved In it's work the ability of any organization to so lift itself and it's members until they com- mand the highest respect of the nation. Thirty-five years ago thirteen engi- neers organized in Detroit, for the pur- pose of making of themselves better, more efficient men. Today there are s3,557 members. Under the old regime it was nothing unusual for an engineer to work from forty to sixty consecu- tive hours. Today the hours are short CT. the men have more time for self culture. and they receive wages suf- fcient to keep their families in good homes and give their children good educations. In the early days it was difiicuit to get meeting place in any hotel. engineers were considered unde- eirabie. Today Chambers of Commerce Tn the leading cities of the United States. Canada and Mexico are seeking
 these conventions. These men have
 had laws enacted that provide safety
 appliances protecting life and limb, and
 providing for damages from the com
 pany if man be killed or injured. A
 technical journal offers additional edu-
 cation to the members, and the mem
 bershfp is measured by a high standard
 of sobriety honesty and industry.
 From 1868 to the first of May 1907 the
 brotherhood paid out nearly S17000. .000
 in insurance. Old and indigent mem
 bers, widows and orphans are helped.
 and S40.000 is spent in this way every year.
 The Order of Railway Conductors educates its members to such an un- derstanding of their rights. privileges and duties. that as citizens and factors A. ..A aA..a . N~,l I~N RA NA he nation they are unexcelled. Member ship is compulsory in a Mutual Benefit department and the order underwrites something like ST0,0o0. 900 in this line of insurance every year. An. additional $10o, 900 a year Is disbursed in small pensions to those who are hopelesly fncapacitated. One branch of activity protects members against unjust dis crimination by employers, and regu- 1ates the wage rate. The Brotherhood of Railroad Train men has worked since it's inception for the purpose of bringing better men in- l to the service and to lift its men to 6 1 higher moral and industrial plane. The proof that they have done this ts found | in the high class service they give to- | day. the good wages they earn, and | the general educational unfit that set the untaught to studying, and the lit- crate to adding more to their store of knowledge. Tn the twenty-fouE years of it's existence it has paid out l s17O00, 900 to disabled members and to relatives of deceased members, and has | doubled the earning capaeity of It's
 men.
 Copyright, 1908, by Frederic J. Has, kin.l
 TomOrrow-Presiden Messages. l | We make q speciality of dyetns mOurnInE goods and win do them iE | enc day
 French Dry CleaRing CO. l Phone 1I3. 2O3 Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
M0BlE COUNCIL TO NETT
 AMLETy A SPECIAL TAX

Mobile, Dec. e-tSpecial. .)--The Gen. eral council has been called to meet in special session tomorrow night for the purpose of levying a special tax to pay or the interest on the city bonds.
 The tax was levied ono at four and one-half mills. but vetoed by the Mayor, who wanted five and one-half mills, the Council sustaining the veto, and thereby making the levy null and void. Now the Mayor has called the Council together for tomorrow night when the levying of a special tax will come up The Mayor contended that five and one- half mills was necessary for the pur- pose of paying off the interest on the bonds but the Council members thought four and one-half would do and so voted.
 There Is much speculation as to whe- ther or not a resolution providing five and one-half mills levy will carry and 1t is rumored that the tax will again be placed at four and one-half mills, there being enough Council votes to do SC.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
WANT PASTOR BACK
pr~sAcoIA METMODIsTs SEND
 RESOLUTIONS TO CONFERENCES.
spenxncala Is to Have Ten Mhes CT Modern sidewalks If Pres
 est Plans of Council f'- Go Fhreu@h.

e.,.aeoIa Fla. Dee. e---(spetial)-- Al. ' -.aetlr.ar of the Board of Stewards nr inc Ftra Methodist Church today, resolutions were adop9ea requesting tbat Rev. Charles W. Gspsin be setufnea to this city as pastor of she csiurch Ter at least another year,
 Mr. oavtn leaves torporroY together xvith a number of otheF ministers and dalerates to attend thel conference or fhe church at Greensbcro. and It was the fear that Mir. Gavin would Dc sent eIsawhere that prompten the Stewaros fa aet. The church at the present fiine ,a erecting one of the handsomest buildings in the South. being Of brown stone. and 1t Is mainly threnga .ne efforts of the pastor thftt tnis mas oesn made possible. .u. ~. rnoSsrn eidewalks provided the present plans of the city ofic4sls are carried throurh ana 1t will witness the nrst movement upon the part Of the city to construct walks and charge the cost against the property hssuing warrant liens against 1t, payable n three yezr- iy instalimenfs. It Is h elieveo tnat the plan will be very sucsa ssful'
 Five car loads of ste4sl columns and nurnorta for the ten istory American National building arrived here tooay coming from New Yodk by way or Jacksonville and tonForrow morning will witness active operations in erect ing the big structure. the foundation having been completed some weeks ago. The work has be,en delayed on account of the non-arrHv val of the steel, A large force of structural steel work CTS has been brought h ere from Mem- pf1is by the contracting hrm.
 Counuerfsit dollars at'e being eireu- ,s. Se1 in PensacoIa to 50 me extent, but ,t <. not anticfpated thai this win long couuenus as the work is very crude ana ea,yify detected, No silNeg is used in Shs, bad money. they beeng entirely Of geal1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
HOTEL SERVICE CRIPPLED.

Light Cut on and Elevator Halted In
 New Battle House.
 Mobile, Dec. 6--lSpecial. blowing to the bursting. of a water main at Dau- phin and Royal Streets late yesterday afternoon, the water was cut off, caus. ing the Battle House Aynamos to stop. thereby halting the elevators. etc, iB the hotel and causing all the lights to go out, the hotel company having their own electricity.
 erai men were kept at work all night repairing the break, which was finally stopped Fat an early hour this morn ing. Temporary relief was furnished the hotel company by attaching hose to a nearby plug and furnishing enough water to operate the dynamoa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
aTorrIssette-PeIlard.

Tuscaloosa, Dec. s.-t6psciaL)-The following invitations are being re- ceived by friends in this city: "Mr. and Mrs Francis Strothsr MorFisette invite you to be present at the mar riage of their daughter, Caroline Baldwin, to MT. John Pollard, on the afternoon of Wednesday. Dec. 1s, at o'clock. At home, Hewberne. Ala. The bride to be has often visited her cousin, Mrs. Cade of this city. and she has many friends and admirers here. Mir. Pollard is a prominent planter, who lives near Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
nAY naINETTE NEWS.

An, MnrRx AKorning Fire Daq~ Censsd-
 eHmble nmmage.
 Rax Ainetta. Dec 6---(Sp hsctal- 9-=-At 70 Iaat night fire broke eh1t on Bay Street. in an old store and dwelling combtnksd-
 when the alarm was gfgen it was too lata to save the buifdi hg, but all work waas to prevent the nsames from snreadirsg. which would havNs been. diff NcuIf bKIt for the wind not blowing. The building was used fer store
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

Birmingham, Dec. s.-(Specfal)- The Birmingham Board of Trade will take up the fight against the trading stamps. an effort being made to Intro duce the things in this city. Presl- dent R. W. Ewing has issued. call for the meeting and sounded the fight on the trading stamp. Said he: "rh@ policy of the board of trade has been hostile to the use of trading stamps for a number of Years'