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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17

ing q sick husband % 5eias ieft q
wlicn SHE work for bread
In a recent editorial of "a conserva
tive newspaper 80 was argued that
Marriage does noi rob "a woma- OF
The right sun % be wage Garner un-
der approved conditions Many wives
are Justly proud OF the ability TO main
tain their own resources and even con
tribute to The household fund
The well-worn maxim has ii that the
treatment Of women is an index 10 a
nations rank in civilization And an.
deniably true this adage proves to the
traveller who ours the world and finds
in the most primitive states the most
debased and injured womankind. and
in the most advanced states the lofti-
est and freest women.
Herbert Spencer wrote mournful and
great words when he observed that in
the history of humanity as written the
saddest part concerns The treatment Of
women And if We had before us it's
unwritten history we should find this
part still sadder say The saddest
because though there have been many
things more conspicuously dreadful
cannibalism, The torturing OF prisoners,
the sacriicings OF victims to ghosts
and gods-these have been but occa-
sional; whereas the brutal treatment
of women has been universal aud con
slant.
III, looking first at their state Of
subsection during the semi-civilized,
we pass to tho uncivilzed. and observe
the lives OF hardship borne by nearly
an OF them, if we then think what
must have gone on among those still
under peoples. who for SO many thou
sands of years roamed over the uncul-
tured earth, We Shall infer that The
amount of suffering which has been
and Is borne By women is utterly be-
yond imagination
Utter absence of sympathy made il
inevitable that women should suffer
from the egoism OF men without any
limit as to their ability to bear the en-
tailed hardships Passing this limit
the il-treatment by rendering the
women incapable Of rearing due
number Of children brought about dis
appearance OF the tribe; aud we may
safely assume that multitudes Of
tribes disappeared from this cause
leaving behind those in which the III
treatment was less extreme.
Australian Does Not Love Wife.
In Australia Sir John LubbocE
found little real affection exists be
tween husbands and wives. and young
men value a wife principally for hei
service as slave; in fact when asked
why they are anxious to obtain wives
their usual reply is that they may gel
wood water and food for them ant
carry whatever property they may
possess.
The Australian women are treated
with the utmost brutality, beaten anC
speared in the limbs on the mos
trivial proyocation.
Few women will be found upon OK
animation to be free from frightfu
scars upon the head or the marks O
spear wounds about the body" says
he. 81 have seen a young woman
who from the number of these marks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17
WANTED TO BE A MASCOT.
Small Boy Sent on a Three Weeks
Tramp by Illinois Humorist.

When ii-year-old William Sanders
arrived in ST. Louis the other even
ing the soles were worn from his shoes
and his feet We're bloody. lie had
been on the road three weeks and he
had come ali the way from Rockpert.
m.
Some mendacious person had told
William that the Browns would pay
the right kind Of boy 81 600 to be-
their mascot. and he came over 10
apply for the job II remained for
the man IN charge OF the house OF
detention 70 dlsillusionize him. Bnt
the point is, William got here. IN
our opinion, William has enough gril
and pertinacity to get there al any
thing he undertakes.
he has several things 10 learn but
one Of these days with little iude
meni, he will select the road he wants
70 travel. and then travel it 10 tha
end He Will make up his mind what
he wants 10 be. and then be IL.
The qualities that brought William
all the way to st. Louis with his bare
feet on the ground and bloody are
ne qualities that carry men funhcst
on the road to success a single pur.
pose with everlasting pluck being be
hind it. These viii NOT. q is true
carry a man to the pot OF gold at
the end Of the rainbow, but only a
very little Judgment is required 10
select one OF the many roads to sub
stantial success, The main thing Is
to stay with it-st Louis Post. bis
patch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17

NAN~gG vet and roses. an ample
reason. no doubt for their
celebrated wit. charm and
beauty For they are free to develop
their mental faculties free to enjoy
social life ard free to work.
In America women who want learn
ing and Latin have tewest restrictions
placed upon their place and manner of
education N America and in Amer.
ica alone they are the ayowed leaders
Of society And in America they have
the largest liberty in choosing pro
fession
Although ln Russia clubs are only
beginning To BE lawful and il France
and Germany conditions are little bet
ter in America 100000 wives. moth
ers and spiusters are organized into
clubs and societies, and of the 800 oc.
equations recognized by the United
States census women are represented
in all but nine
Cawoll y Wright commissioner Of
labor declares that il is plain thlt
woman is in onen rebellion against
the traditional curse against The doc.
trine OF ihe PAUL. estimate of women's
sphere that she has determined to
assert her equality ia many directions
and that she has entered and occupied
the great field Of remuneratiye EN-.
ployment"
American Women Not Humble.
The woman Of America IS charac.
terlzed as independent foreeml. eapa
bic and tan from humble Obedience
is hwthest from her thoughts. Cigl
marriages rarely contain the word
obey; some Of the churches have
dropped ii when il is uttered it is
either regarded as a Joke or explained
as desire TO please prompted by
something which would be
equally applicable TO the husband
"seltsacriace. formerly & cardinal
@umanly virtue. is no longer in high
favor selfdeyeopment is rapidly
taking its place The American wom-
an has imbibed a new doctrine. that
OF freedom and happiness. She does
not believe that she should be sub
missive that her life should be hedged
with limitations or that she is fore.
doomed to suffer for the sins Of others.
Foreigners coming TO this country
never are known To comment upon
the American woman as clmging
iimid humble dependent submissive
self sacrificing. without confidence in
her abilities or inclination to protect
her rights and convinced Of the SUI
perioriiy OF man"
On the contrary as Mrs Lydia
Ningsmill Commander tcstihes in her
scientific study OF American woman,
she is always remarked for her self
reliance. force. freedom. intelligence
and capacity She is intent upon be-
ing herself NOT the pale reflection Of
some one else. and upon developing
the possibilities of life to the utmost.
She has great respect and she com
mands he respect Of others
Sexes Stand on an Equality
Naturally women sustaining such a.
tered relations TO society and so
changed in character hold different
relation TO men. The sexes are more
ON a parity says Mrs Commander
Their lives are more closely associ
aied. they have more in common. and
they understand one another as never
before The women are not cmethine
apart from the national life. a SORT
of annex to the race kept entirely for
domestic service and reproduction
they are becoming people. half The ma
ton. and growing 70 be considered
and respected as such Their opinions
IN public questions are not ignored
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17
IN ANOTHER WAY
AMERICA LEADS
ALL THE WORLD
United States Almost Alone in Free
dom and Opportunity That Is
Afforded to Center Sex

Their ideas IN business law, medicine
or education are moi despised, for their
share Of the national activities and
responsibilities claims recognition and
respect
a natural accompaniment of wom
ans inferior share in the Industrial
and social institutions of nation is
her subordinate position in the home
She is not living In world where her
wishes are accorded much considera-
ton Religion, education. politics and
business are ia the hands Of meu who
give to the other se2 such quantity
aud quality Of each as seem to them
duing.
Old Idea Of Ownership" Gone.
IN America however. as is outlined
by Mrs Commander and is observed
by all observers. tie Old relationship
of owner and owned is giving place to
one Of equality and comradeship Man
does not marry with the idea Of secur,
ing a patient chattel with enough in
telligence TO work for him. wait on
him and minister to his physical de.
sires. lie seeks friend compan-
ion, comrade, a woman OF indcpend-
ent personality. who will be congenial
in her tastes and habits, but who will
live a life Of her own, not be absorbed
in and lost by his
American husbands are proud Of
wives who succeed in the business,
professional, artistic, literary OF dra
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17

peasants cost from five TO six dollars.
sum. (which it was pleasant to re-
ceIve but painful 20 eXpend"
The daughters also are freely sold.
and the brothers of each family bought
common wife whom they rented
without hesitation to- strangers. Til
New Zealand, according to Moerenhaut
aud Ward, q father or brother. in Civ
ing bis daughter or his sister tc her
future husband. would say Il. you
are not satisfied with her seil her,
Kill her eat her You are absolute
master Of her"
Women Of Tahiti Half Starved.
Almost at the origin of society,
writes Letourneau woman was sub
iugated BY her companion; We have
seen her become in succession beast
Of burden. slave minor subject, held
aloof from a cree, active life. often
maltreated, oppressed, punished with
fury for acts that her male owner
would commit with impunity before
her eyes
la the Soudan where the removal OF
clothes is a sign of obeisance, women
may only come unclothed into the
presence Of the sultan Of MelH. and
even the sultans daughters must con.
form to this custom At the court OF
Uganda stark naked. full grown WON
Ell are the Wallets Indeed, throughout
the primitive world women are beasts
of burden, servants. slaves.
Not only the wife Of the negro, the
Hindu, and the Keighis, but also the
wife Of the present slay Of the Balkan
peninsula and Of Russia, is the mis-
used slave Of her husband, and as the
result of the effort to escape labor, We
see the unwholesome interchange oi
wife and child labor in the factories
which would make greater gains from
the laborer at the expense of wife anC
child
Indeed, in it's origin the family is
held to have been simply an insttu
ton for the more complete subiugatior
and enslavement of women and chill
dren, for the subversion Of nature:
method in which the mother is the
queen, dictates who shall be father
and guards her offspring by the in
stinct Of maternal affection planted il
her for that purpose"
Japanese Widows 5lacken Teeth
In India the subsection of womeI
has had its headquarters. The suite,
or the burning Of widows on th'
funeral pyres Of their husbands is no
yet wholly extinct, although forbidden
by law; and the remarriage of widows
is only beginning to be permitted. Tn,
widow at best leads an isolated ex
istence, cut off from her natural asso
ciates, condemned to base foods and (
life of practical servitude.
In Japan the widow must blackel
her teeth and shave her eyebrows
4 Throughout the orient women arr
taught to address their husbands al
master or lord, whereas the mel
speak to their wives as slaves an,
4 servants. The oriental proverbs de
clare that woman is like slipper
made to order; wear it if it fits you
throw 1t away if it does not"
Woman is like snake charming
( as we'll as venomous
Woman should always be in goot
humor and revere her husband, ever
though unfaithful as a god
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17

trained nurse Early one evening her
family were startled by an awful com
motion and shrleking in her room.
They rushed up TO find her III corner
killing a mouse with the back Of hair
brush. while the nurse stood in the
center Of the bed. screaming"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17

! believe thet in game OF hearts
a girl should be willin to let a Young
man hold her hand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17

The weight Of the human heart aver.
ages from nine to II ounces,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-17

I IS in the United States
ihai women reyel in beds
OF clover and walk on vel
vet and roses, an ample
reason. no doubt, for their
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
Stole Bride Just Two Days Wed.

Pittsburg, May "details illustrat-
ing how four persons are alleged to
have stolen bride of two days were
told before Alderman Louis Alpern.
The bride was found locked in the at
tic room of a house at 1245 Clark
street. Monday, Charles Neider took
his sweetheart to an alderman and
they were married, after which they
went to the home of the bride, in Clark
street. Mrs. Neider's sister, Miss Re-
gina Joseph, together with Samuel
Krintz, who lives at the house, and
Amos and Bathos Antro, Of Fifth ave
nue., it is alleged, took the bride into
the house and locked her in an iso.
lated room The bridegroom went tc
Alderman Alpern's Office and made In
formation against the Antro brothers
Krintz and Miss Joseph, charging
them with conspiracy to steal his wife.
He declared in his information that
after locking up Mrs. Neider they at.
tempted to induce her to elope to
Uniontown to marry another man
there whom the new wife spurned.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
All games pOStponed-Rain.
Sfandioo of the CIuhe
Twenty-Fourti1 Qua 6nniel Meeting
Opened lE Baltimore.

TWenty-Fourth Cua5 6nniei Meeting
Opened In Baltimore.
. Baltimore. May With hymns OF
praise and prayers for divine suil
ance the twenty fifth delegated session
of the general conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church was begun at
the Lyric theatre in this city. At the
first sitting organization was effected,
leaving everything in readiness for
the vast amount of business that is
expected to come before the body for
disposition.
When Bishop Henry w. Warren, OF
Danver, Col, called the .assemblage t
order nearly all the delegates were ii
their seats. There are accredited
the conference 7S7 delegates, who,
with the fraternal visitors, come from
twenty-four different countries and
represent more than 100000 com
municants of the Methodist Episcopal
denomination.
Bishop Warren made ID SGT address,
simply directing attention to the ecu
menical character of the church as
shown In the order of devotional ex-
ercises. These were led by Bishop
John H. Vincent of Indianapolis, and
taking part with him were representa-
tives of the church from Sweden,
China and India.
Following the roll call of delegates,
Rev. J. H. Hingely, of Minnesota, sec,
retary of the last general conference
was reelected to that. office by accla
nation. A large corps of assistant
secretaries also was named. Then
came the adoption of the rules of or
der and the announcement OF com
mittees.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
WoMEN'S| WOES.
Cambridge Women Are
Finding Relief At
Last.

It does seem that women have more
than fair share of the aches and pains
that afflict humanity; they must keep
up," must attend to duties in spite of
constantly aching backs, or headaches,
dizzy spells, bearing down pains; they
must stoop over, when TO stoop means
torture. They mrst walk and bend and
work with racking pains and many aches
from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more
suffering than any other organ OF the
body. Keep the kidneys we'll and health
is easily maintained. Read of remedy
for kidneys only that helps and cures the
kidneys and is endorsed by people you
Know.
Mrs. 8. A. Adams, SO1 Choptank ave
nue., Cambridge, Nd, says: Nothing l
ever used benefited so mnch as Doan's
Kidney Pills and the good results are
apparently as fresh to day as when !
took them four years ago suffered
from kidney complaint, backache and
rheumatism for over thirteen years.
The trouble came on me gradually and
Increased in violence until l was COM
PEELED to take to my bed. was up and
down with these attacks for years and
never wholly free from pain, backaches,
headaches, pains through my joints,
bones and muscles, particularly severe
through my left hip and limb. ANY
little exertion played me out, STOPPING,
Strengthening or lifting, remaining In
any one position for . short time brought
on .cute twinges, and no tongue can tell
the agony felt. My sleep and rest was
broken at night, aud was as tired
mornings as when went to bed. be-
came nervous and q physical wreck.
Doctors and medicine failed to relieve
me. 1 was growing gradually worse
when Doan's Kidney Pills were brought
to my attention and I procuredaa box at
Bradshaw's drug store. The relief l re-
ceived was marked and positive 80 l
continued their use, taking the contents
of the second box whenI was cured, and
l have not had any return of the COM
plant since. I made . statement for
publication in 1908 in which set forth
these facts, and to-day, May II, 1907, l
cannot find words strong enough to
express my appreciation of..Doan's Kid
ney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price50 cents
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New Y ork,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no other.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
Jersey Game Laws Are Changed.

Trenton. N. j., May 7.-Gunners
who intend to do any shooting in New
Jersey had better look up the new
game laws this year or they may find
themselves unintentionally transgress
ing the laws, and be called upon to
pay a fine. The legislature which re
Gently adjourned made several i'm
portant changes. one being that non
residents, by paying a license fee, are
permitted to take game out of the
state. Another change is that non
residents must have a license to shoot
water fowl, whereas hitherto no IL
cense was needed.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
Bankers Auain Indicted.

Pittsburg, May Henry Reiber and
John Young, former paying teller and
auditor respectively of the Farmers
Deposit National bank, who were in
dicted for embezzlement of the bank 8
funds and falsifying the books, were
again indicted by the federal grand
jury, together with Harry Silverman,
Pittsburg representative Of New
York brokerage firm. on a charge Of
conspiring to defraud the bank. There
are eighteen counts in the Indictment
found, alleging the abstraction OF
funds amounting to $lS2,000.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.

PHILADELPHIA : FLOUR steady;
winter extras. new. Ass.S5 "a; Pennsyi
vania roller, clear, $4l0W ~ y CITY
mills. fancy, $3.50 $50. RYE FLOUR
firm, at 4.45g4.55 per bbl. WHEAI
firm; No. red, western, 1.O2hs !02.
76c. OATS firm; No. white, clipped,
5Sc., lower grades. SIC. HAY firm;
timothy, large baless $17@17.50. PORK
firm; family, per barrel. 1880. BEEF
steady; beef hams, per barrel. $25 q 26.
POULTRY: Live steady; hens, 139
choice fowls, 1aa1sc:; old old roc ROSTERS s. rs
1910: nearby, 16c.; western. tic.
Potatoes dull; S3@S5c. per bush:
BALTTMORE-WHE firmer; No.
2 spot, $103A@1.OSk; steamer No.
spot ssA ApS @sshc3; rmsp southern mRsd ssa saot 2
67Nc' OATS firm; white No 2. 59q
5SKc.; No. 8, 57h@5Sc.; No. 4: sag
55c.: mixed No. 2, 56Q561ac.; No. g.
53G54c. BUTTER steady; creamery
separator, extras, 27k@28c.; held. 19
@20c.; prints. 29@30c.; Maryland and
Pennsylvania, dairy prints, 1S@ @l9c
sylvania. Virginia and West Virginia,
US.s
NEW YORK = BUTTER steady;
creamery specials, &c; extras, 261ac.;
common to special, 18@25c:;- state
dairy, common to choice, 100 Csc; pro-
cess, common to special, 16@23c.;
western factory, first, 20c.; imitation
regular; full cream, old special, l54 &C.;
skins, 1@8Ac. EGGS firmer; state,
Penna. and nearby, fancy selected
white. 1870; good to choice, 10
18c.; brown and mixed, ITO lSc.i; fresh
gathered storage packed, 16A 917hc,
POULTRY: Dressed steady; turkeys.
12@17c.; fowls, 11k@13hc. POT:
TOES weak; Bermuda, new, per bbi.
S3.50@65O: Florida, $2@4; Maine, pr
sack, $2.25@240; state and western
in bulk, per 1S0 pounds, $2.25@2.3I; !;
European, per 1S0-pound bag. $2@2.25.
Sweet Potatoes firm; Jerseys, per bas-
ket. $1.5OQ2.25. CARRIAGES weak,
southern, $1.25Q1.75 per crate.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
EDWIN HOLT,
sxaert on Poultry a Suicide.

Orono. Me-, May 7.-Professor Gil
bert M. Gowell, aged sixty-three, who
recently severed his connection with
the University of Maine after twenty
five years service, during which his
work was regarded by the United
States department of agriculture as
the most important ever carried on in
this country in poultry experiments,
killed himself by shooting. Since the
death of his wife, two years ago, Fro
fessor Gowell had been suffering from
mental depression, which recently be-
came more marked.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
THE CURRENCY BILL
House Caucus For Commercial
Paper As Security.
TO DRAFT new MEASURE
Committee Appointed to Perfect BILL.
Caucus Decides to Recommend Ap-
pointment of Commission to Con-
slider Currency Question.

slider Currency Question.
Washington, May THE Republi'
can caucus of the house of represen.
tatives committed itself by q vote OF
lis to 21 to the principle Of CONNER
cial paper as an asset upon which To
issue extra circulation in time of emer'
gency. This is in accordance with the
Vreeland bill, but by separate &C.
ton the resolution was so amended as
to eliminate Mr.. Vreeland's name from
the measure.
By still another vote the caucus de-
cided to recommend the appointment
of a commission to consider the cur
rency question and report bill at the
next session of congress.
Coupled with this provision was an
other providing for the immediate ap'
pointment of a committee OF five mem
bers to draft a new bill in accordance
with the action of the caucus and
along the general lines of the second
Vreeland bill In accordance with this
action, the chair appointed as such
committee Messrs. Vreeland. of New
Jersey; Burton, of Ohio; Weeks, OF
Massachusetts,; Mckinney, OF Illinois,
and Knowland, of California. Under
the terms of the resolution the com
mittee will be expected to report
perfected bill to an adjourned con-
ference to be held next Monday even
ing
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
Death CAUGHT Trout Fisher.

Williamsport. Pa, May THE body
of Patrick Moriarity, of Morris run,
who, with John Dunlap, of the same
place, had gone trout fishing last Fri
day, was found in the woods four miles
from Ralston by a party of searchers.
He evidently became lost in Fridays
blizzard and died from exposure. Dun
lap was found unconscious by a party
of fishermen from Canton, along Rock
run, at a point ten miles from where
Moriarity's body was found. He will
recover.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
Jesse King, aged seventy-six yeal

Jesse King, aged seventy-six years.
well-known geologist, was found
dead in bed at Norristown, Pa.
Two women and two girls are be-
lieved to have perished in fire which
destroyed the Shaw building In the
heart of the business section OF Hous-
ton, Tex.
Mrs. Christiana Lipscomb, who was
arrested, following the mysterious
shooting of her husband at Cleveland,
O., and later placed on trial for muir
der, was acquitted.
Judge Lanning, in the United States
court at Trenton, N. j.. appointed
Frank Wyant and Edmund Price re-
ceivers for the New Jersey and West
Virginia Bridge company.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-07
CYouna Kina Takes Oath.

Lisbon, Portugal, May liking Man.
uel, of Portugal, swore allegiance to
the constitution. Lisbon was deco
rated in honor of the ceremony. Guns
were fired at minute intervals, begin
ming at daylight, from the fortifica-
tions. The populace was summoned
to the churches by the ringing of bells,
and listened to the singing of TIE
Deums. The streets leading from the
Necessidades palace to the buildings
of parliament were lined with troops