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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-10-16

DaN for Lave StoCAs
wnv salt should be regularly sup
n,ied to stock is thus put by famous
English authority: Because In the
blood Of animals there IL six or seven
r,mes more sodium than potassium, ana
that the composition OF the blood ID
constant. To keep animals In good
health a definite amount Of common
salt must be assimilated. The excess
Of potassium salts in vegetable FOODS
causes by chemical exchange an abb
normal loss Of common salt This H.
proved by the fact that the craving OF
an animal for common salt ID most no
tceable when the food contains large
proportion Of potassium salts, such as
wheat, barley, oats, potatoes, beans ana
neas The addition Of salt to animal
food increases the appetite, promotes
the repair of tissue by its searching
diffusion through the body, and stimu-
lates the rapid using up Of its waste
products. Boussingault's experiments
showed that salt increases muscular
vigor and activity, and improves their
general appearance and condition.
The Right Way to Pack Fruit.
If the fruitgrower simply tumbles
his apples into the barrel without sort
ing and without arrangement, In order
to get the greatest number into the
barrel, heads it up and ships to mar
ket, he will discover when he gets his
rlr OK that his fruit has been sold for
the lowest price. The only way to SET
the top prices for fruit is to sort 1t
according to grades, arranging in bar
rels or boxes In layers, placing each
apple in by hand, and selecting for the
top layer fruit Of the same color. The
top layer should be made up Of apples
all Of the same size If possible, and the
fruit should come just to the top Of
the slaves. Then the beading should
be carefully placed on top and gently
pressed down until 1t slips into the
chine This can be done better by the
use of block placed under a lever.
Nitrate of Soda.
The value Of nitrate of soda applied
to barnyard millet at the New Jersey
experiment station was stated by the
experimenters as follows: Amount ap-
piled, 100 pounds per acre; yield un-
treated acre, 1853 tons; treated acre.
1888 tons; gain by use of nitrate,
SIS tons; per cent Of gain, 1874; value
Of gain. at So per ton, SIPS; cost Of
nitrate per acre, $3.50. net gain per
acre by use Of nitrate over cost, $1365.
The crop was seeded on June 16 on
well-fertilized land at the rate of three
fourths bushels of seed per acre, after
crop Of oat and pea forage had been
harvested, which averaged six tons per
acre. The nitrate was applied soon at
ter the plants were well rooted and
capable of absorbing food rapidly.
Cow Stall.
The stall as shown here Is four feet
over all, but can be made less. Cow
when eating will stand with her hind
feet just behind the by 4. leaving the
droppings behind 1t.
WhAp cho 1ioo 6oup .bo mill ~. oo,~,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-10-16

Two Epitaphs.
An epitaph from a cemetery in Bridg
ton, Me-:
She was-words are too feeble to tell
what.
Think what a wife should be-;
She was all that.
This from Bar Harbor, Me-:
reach my arms out fondly,
But th1 clasp the open air.
There Ii nothing Of my darling
But the shoes he used to wear.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-10-16

do you tip the waiter where yeu
diner"
"0ay, do I look staRvedr'
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-10-16
So Sudden.

Carsone-Would you like to own q
puppy, Miss Cecilia?
Cecelia-Oh, Mr.. Carsone, this IL %
sudden !-Young's Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
DISCOVERY
POSSIBLE CRIME

A human foetus, apparently about
three months Old. was discovered this
morning in trash heap back Of the
schluter building Partly wrapped in
a mans undergarments, it had appar-
emily lain there for day or two. On
the garment was laundry mark which
may lead to important developments.
IN the trash heap were found also a
woman's handkerchief, and several
bottles Of medicine.
Sheriff Louthan and Chief Goodwin
we're at once notified Of the grewsome
find and took charge Of II. along with
all the articles that might serve as egi
denee. Nothing will be left undone tC
ferret ont the mystery surrounding til,
The officers intmated this Afternoon
that some important clues had been
obtained.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
OKLAHOMANS IN LIMELICHT
New State Politicians Played Big Part AT
Denver-A Great Three Story
State

Denver. Colo, july Oklahoma
is certainly in the limelight said Ma
tionsl Committeeman Norman Mack
Of New York. THE older states which
are supposed to do things" he CON
inued, were forced to take a back seat
and give ear to the edlcts from the
newest commonwealth in the Union.
/ have never visited Oklahoma( but if
the state Is made up Of the same ma
terial as that sent here. she is certain
" a wonder
Our town Of Tulsa has Just ex-
pended $4,000 ii cold cash to adver-
Use Tulsa and The staye ii the Union,
put in Tate Brady. 1T is money well
spent but the Denver advertising is
worth one million dollars, and It
didn't cost 5000.
you are right here. my boy broke
ia National Chairman Tom Taggart.
+ was under the impression that Okla
homa sent only a few men to conven-
tluns because IL was not desirable to
turn out a band OF Indians | have
been marvelously surprised. Oklaho-
ma citizenship is far superior to that
OF more than three fourths OF the other
states. The delegation sent here con
sisting Of nearly 1000 men and women
was the oleanest, incest and best set
up bunch / ever saw. And politicians
my myin
That's the racket" spoke up Urg
Woodson Of Kentucky Henri Wat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
CON VENTION'
HALL THEATER

The box receipts 50 far have not
paid expenses. we are up against
it, /" said Mr.. Fulton and If the peo-
pie don't rally to our support, this
week win have to end the summer
theatre If we can fiji the hall two or
three evenings this week. | think we
can pull through, but otherwise wen
have to close up"
The production Of Said Pasha"
last night left nothing to be desired.
1t was thoroughly enjoyed by several
hundred Of the best people Of Chick
asha. Tonight "Olivette' an exceed
ingly humorous comic opera, one that
has had almost unexcelled popularity
everywhere. will be produced with
fine scenic effects, beautiful costumes
and the singers who have won 50 many
friends during their engagement here
If you go once yuo win 90 again
Mr. Fulton Is making special effort
to fill the house on Thursday and Fri
day nights, when the celebrated op
eras, @The Bohemian Girl" and tht
Chimes Of Normandy will be pre-
scented. Many seats have already beer
reserved for these two evenings ant
the manager is encouraged to feel tha
the people will respond to his appea
and show their appreciation Of th'
efforts Of the band Doys to maintain
summer theatre. You are sure t.
be pleased if you go and you will b.
encouraging a worthy enterprise.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

terson a few months ago made the re-
mark that Oklahoma had the best and
most adroit bunch Of political generals
of any state in the West didn't be-
lieve him then; | do now, And | want
to go further and not confne the COM
parison to the West, but to the whole
country
At dinner given Friday night to
the retiring national committee, Geo.
Fred Williams Of Massachusetts. and
j Ham Lewis Of Chicago. paid com
pliments to Oklahoma. Williams spoke
glowingly Of the new states eonstitl-
ton and the practical working out OF
Bryan ideas He complimented Gov.
Haskell and the men who made up the
personnel of the constitutional con-
vention. One thing about Oklaho-
ma, said Williams, ''is the fact that
Oklahoma is fully up to her advance
notices. It a three-story state, po-
sessing minerals, crops and air The
resources Of Oklahoma are boundless
And facts about Oklahoma are not con.
cealed By her people The several
hundred people who came here to at
tend the convention did not talk poll
tics exclusively Every Oklahoman
have met has spoken of the new state.
wealth, growth. population. diversified
crops, educational facilities, ad who
not That kind Of boosting counts
Yes; hats off to the forty-sixth state
1t is indeed a wonder.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

What's the matter with the people
Of Chlckasha?
They are an amusement loving peo-
pie to be sure. When a minstrel comes
10 town, the opera house is packed,
and circus carries of bushels Of
money. II costs from 50 to rs cents to
see a minstrel and about as much to
90 to a circus.
AT convention hall last night with
a superb production Of a gorgeous ori.
entail comic opera. by a first class com
pany, there was only handful Of peo-
pie, although the prices were shame
fully low, zoe, 80, and SOC.
When the summer rneatre was start
ed, Manager Fulton believed the peo
ple Of Chickasha would appreciate and
support high class attractions. SO al
the first opportunity ne booked The
Boston Ideal Opera company, which
has been playing only the larger cit
les and he was compelled to give /
strong cash guarantee in order tC
bring them to Chickasna
They have been playing here nov
for seven nights to appreciatiye bur
small crowds. There is no one who
has seen them who viii not tell yol
that the company Is first class and th'
productions excellent in every partic
ular Il have paid sl50 to see thl
same operas by companies not d bi
better in Chicago said an old theatr,
goer who saw the show last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
HASKELL GOES
AFTER TAFT
He Flags The Republican
Candidate for His PIut-
OCratiC Connections

Sterling, Kans., July IA Declaring
that the republican candidates first act
has made It apparent that be does not
mean to follow out the policies Of Pres
ident Roosevelt. Gov. Charles N. Has
kell, Of Oklahoma, today, speaking be-
fore a Chautauqua assembly, said:
.Did Secretary Taft follow President
Roosevelt to No. 4 Wall street where
he secured as treasurer OF the national
republican campaign committee, Geo
r. Sheldon, who has been 4 years a
prominent banker and broker at that
address, who inherited from his father
the business that was originally es-
tablished there by his grandfather Of
the syndicate that organized the
United States Steel company, the
American Locomotive Trust, and al
least three other big trusts?'
Governor Haskell declared that Shell
don's selection by Taft as treasurer oi
the national committee ID absolute evi
dence Of an alliance between the re
publican candidate and Wall streal
through which the corrupt business in
terests viii undertake to finance ths
republican national committee in re
turn for continued immunity from fed
eral correction in the event Of Taft'l
election
In a two hours address the Oklahoma
lexecutive explained the national demo
cratic platform as adopted at Denye
and drew many parallels to show thl
difference between it and the republi
can platform at Chicago. dwelling es
lpecially on the refusal Of the repubIl
can convention, by an almost unani
nous vote to insert planks declarinl
/ for the direct election Of the Unitel
States senator's, the publicity Of th'
campaign funds, the physical valuation
Of railroads and the Immediate revii
ion OF the tariff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

MEET HERE
Central Oklahoma Medical
Association Holds Sum
mer Session

The summer session Of the Central
Oklahoma Medical association was np-
ened here at the Elks' club rooms
at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Following an address Of welcome. DR.
]. H. Barnes Of Enid. the president
Of characterization. delivered an appro
pirate response ia which he voiced he
hearty appreciation Of the doctors tor
the hospitality extended to them.
The business part Of the meetine
was then taken up, followed BY the
reading and discussion Of papers or 4
number Of important subjects.
Among those who were on the pro-
gram for papres were Drs 9. z. Brown.
j. E .stlnson, A. B. Leeds, r. J. Baze
and G. b Gannaway Of this city and
DIR. Meek Of Oklahoma City
Between $3.50 and 1880 the physi.
clans will be entertained with lunch
con at the Offices Of DR., Martha ed
soc and the meeting will be concluded
T, tonight
Among the doctors In attendance
| are G. r. Hume, Anadarko; J. III Bar
nes, Enid; G. R. Gerard, Ninnekah
A r. Cullen. Hennessey, il. b. Meek
Oklahoma City; and Dr. Finley o.
Rush Springs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
GOMPERS is
RBRYAN
Labor Leader Visits The
NebraSkan and PLEDGES
His Support

Fairyiew, Lincoln. Eeb July A.
Samuel Gompers. president OF he Anne
rican Federation Of Labor, land infer
rentialy head Of three million voters
Of organized labor affiliated with the
federationl will support William J.
Bryan In the coming presidential cam
paign. In political circles here today
the announcement oyershadowed all
others, even the arrival Of John W.
Kern, the vice presidential nominee.
Mr. Gompers' support was promised
to the ticket, but be specifically denied
any intention Of taking the stump In
the coming campaign Reports gained
currency that the labor leader would
speak from the platform, but he made
no such announcement
AS he left Fairview after a 15.minute
interview with Mr. Bryan, his manner
was enthusiastic and his promises sufTi-
cient to Mr.. Bryan. At present II is
believed there win be no need FOR Mr..
Gompers' services in an oratorical
sense Mr. Gompers uoes not expect
to be called upon to speak publicly in
The campaign The republican conven-
lion, he asserts, ignored the demands
Of labor. The democrats acknowledged
them In their platform His course
Is clear; lie win do what is demanded
IN the interest Of labor, best expressed
in the platform adopted at Denver AS
the situation is at present Air Com
pers EFFORTS can be better expended
elsewhere than on the speakers stand
IN his interview win Mr.. Bryan. Mr.
Gompers was attended BY Frank Nor
rison, secretary Of the federation, and
James Duncan. also a labor leader
The representatives Of organized Ia
Dor and vice presidential nominees
Kern and party reached BRYAN sta
tion" By the same trolly car Mr.
Bryan. IN his neglected fedora and a.
paca coat, was there to greet them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
MARRIAGE PERMITS
nT THF PAST WTFE

Marriage licenses have been issued
during the past week to the following
parties:
James z. Jones, Mincoi Julia Z. Cor
nelius. Philaceo.
Delbert w. Bryent. Jewel sherrod.
both Of chiekasha
Guss H. Trammel, NARROW; Adah G..
McClannahan, Duncan
james w. 0wsley and Julia sigmon,
both Of Ghiekasha
Clarence G. vandament and Ada
'D Mcdonald. both OF Rush Springs.
K G. Glass Mabel C Mccarthy.
both Of Minco.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
ASSISTANT STATE
EXAMINER IS HERE

Paul Nesbitt, assistant state exam
insr. is in the city checking up the
accounts Of County Treasurer Kfgore
and assisting the later in installing the
system Of accounting recommended by
the state examiner.
Mr. Nesbit arrived yesterday and ex.
poets to finish his work tomorrow. The
state examiner has worked out a uni
form system OF record and account
keeping which is to be used through.
out the state.
Mr.. Nesbitt is an ev-newspaper man
and is one of the best known politi
clans in the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
OPPOSING
TAXATION
Indians Charge bad Faith
Don't Want tOpay Taxes
on HOmeSteadS

Ardmore, Okla. jury 14-It is now
pretty generally asserted that Cover
nor D. II. Johnston Of the former
Chickasaw nation win issue formal
call to his people urging that they at-
tend en-masse a conference Of Choc-
taws recently called by Governor
Green McCurtain. This meeting is :
he held at Tuskahoma and is called for
the purpose Of forming an organized
resistance against the taxation Of the
homesteads Of the Indians.
G. W. Young OF Berwyn, an inter-
married Chickasaw, and members Of
the Chickasaw senate, declares th +
all the Indian wants is d square
deals according to the treaty stipuIa-
tlons and the constitution Of Okla
homa.a
eThe removal of restrictions on the
sale Of lands Of the Indians was "a
yored by both the Choctaws and
Chickasaws, said Mr. Young. Both
legislatures Of the nations memorial
lied congress to pass the bill, but the
Indians did not want their treaty
rights concerning taxation Of their
lands meddled with by the state au-
thorities
When the trainers Of the constitu-
tion completed their work and as
sured the Indian that his land. would
NOT be burdened with taxation the IN.
dian supported the constitution, but
LoHt ii seems as if some OF the county
commissioners are desirous Of over
riding the constitution The way in
which the commissioners are going
about the matter looks to me like
state wants to confiscate the land O.
large number Of minor children b.
taxing them, The state authorities
may look for a fight and in the end the
Indian win vim
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
County 5. 5.
Convention

Following Is the program OF the Gra-
dy County Sunday School convention,
10 lie held at the Farmers Encampment
grounds near the fair grounds, July
2eth. 1908
Devotional exercises, led BY A. J.
Cot, $3.50 a M
The Model Boy and Girl Prof Rem.
sey l0s00 a. m.
Criminal Neglect Of Children, }. t.
Dickerson. 1920 q m.
Music ia:to a. m.
Importance OF Teachers Training.
Rev nj Il Butler. 1916 a. nj
Music, li;00 a. M
Methods 81 Teaching, Rev Gordon
Lang 1906 4. M
Music. 1900 a M
The Bible school Rev Fred A. Mich
OILS, 1925 a. m,
Music, ll:i0 a. m
Dinner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
WILL START new ICE
CREAM FACTORY

f.. r. Hoyey and ] F McKlernan
are preparing to start another ice
cream factory here 1t viii be located
In the Richards Produce eompany's s
building, occupying q portion Of the
basement The factory will be put
into operation as soon as machinery
can be installed.
Mr. HOYey Is an expert Ice cream
maker, understanding every detail Of
the business, and the new concern
ought TO do we'll.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
Failed To
Organize

An effort was made to launch the
new secret society the Sons Of Wash.
ington." last night, but only the or
twelve persons attended the meeting
and nothing was done
An Oklahoma City organizer was
present and explained the purpose Of
the order which is to wage war against
prohibition. He win return later and
hopes to organize a lodge here.
No announcement was made as 70
when the next meeting Will be held.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

Immortality from the Standpoint Of a
Lawyer. address by Henry N Furman
OF Ada. 200 =. NJ
Bro. Gardner win direct the large
choir composed of various Sunday
schools in Frady county You ire
cordially invited bring your baske.s
If you have not your dinned with you
there bin be a restaurant on the
grounds.-By order Of the Committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

j. A. Meadows and W L. cowan
both prosperous farmers near Verden,
were transacting business in the city
today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

For ehiehasha and vicinity
Tonight and Wednesday, genef-
ally cloudy weather
sse
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

wiz VT - ~
Under the terms Of the new
election law any person that can
qualify as a voter In the general
election is entitled to register
and vote in the primary election
at the time he registers. The
young man who is old enough to
vote in the general election can
vote in the primary election,
Also il a new conner is eligible
to vote III the general election he
can vote in the primary
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-02-13

NoTE The undersigned has mad
give their customers fair and honora'
further particulars. 1t costs nothing
trouble to write, give me your nam,
deal Always mention this paper W
Alaska sentinel., 1908-11-19
BRYAN

William H. Taft of Ohio is presi- dent-elect of the United States by a superb majority; and the country pauses to ask if it has heard the last of Bryan as a democratic can didate. The query is put more from sheer weariness than any other motive, and this is quite ann pie and wholly iustifable; but the sooner an answer is given, espe- cially in the affirmative, the better for all hands, Bryan included.
 The great commoner has been "trun down" three times, emphat- ically and cheeifully, but there is no sort of assurance that he will stay down so long as there is big enough group Of democrats to hold him up in public and partisan view. His talking machine works smoothly, and his personal vanity does not balk at a fourth freeze-out. He is an infinitely weaker man to- day than he ever was after any of his previous defeats; he is abso- lutely without a rallying cry, his best theories are repudiated, and he is practically divested of what commanding influence be ever pos sessed the recent campaign has proven that he was not the real and rational choice of his party; that had there been a man of parts at hand in the nominating days ot the engagement with whom the big minority of the national democracy might have rallied the Bryanites away from their broken idol, he would never have been heard of in 1908, save as a campaigner for the man who had succeeded him in the affections of his people.
 We hope the country is through with him as perennial presiden- tial impossibility. The democracy must have something newer, fresh CT, more interesting that MT. Bryan; even the lecture field is, or will soon be outwo-n with him; and there are some issues a man must take and act on, if ke will not be- come detestable altogether.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-11-19
THE TIME TO SMILE

Optimism is a good asset. The pessimist, cradled and thriving in the lap of luxury, is less fortunate than the poor man who can smile. Schopenhauer, the sour sage, rich mentally and materially, was poor CT than Lazarus, for he knew not the real and enduring good of the world.
 Taft is a man of smiles; he lives close to the hopeful view. The frown is not without its uses. Mon keys frown; men frown; it is a means of expression as old as ami maj life. Animals have been laugh ing, too, through all the long and dismal march upward from the plasmio state to the high level of humanity; and it is good to laugh heartily spontaneously, sincerely. The smile is silent laughter. The smile beams, as the sun, and in the flowers and fine verdanoies of hill side and hedge, of field and orchard, nature smiles. Roses and cherry blossoms smile, and the lily laughs; be a smiler and laugher with these. In business, the smile is good capital. It pays to smile. The busy man smiles, and smiling, grows prosperous Get busy; the coun- try has past the unsettling turmoil of campaign oratory; the tretful cares and irritations of politics are out of the way; the future is al- turing; there is no lowering cloud to dim the beauty of of the pros pect, no sinister signs to rouse the alarm or chill the zeal of the hope ful, spirited, doing man. Smile and get busy.