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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

During the year 1907, 6,4S8 new In
dustries we're reported in the south
compared with 6,411 in 1905, which
was the best record ever made. The
leading states were Texas, ], 1888; Oh
lahoma. 794. and Virginia, Tennessee
North Carolina, Alabama and Arkan
aaa. fSan 400 to 500 each
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
FoR SALE

FOR SALE-The residence occu-
Died by Judge DiclSerson on Iowa ave
aue, between 10Th and 11th streets.
Sealed bids win be received by
]. 8. TNman, Gle / of the board Of
ei.,a N up to Aus 20. A certified
.!-,k ioi 500 rust aecen pany lid
S-4-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Monday morning on south
9th, open-face, gold watch. Finder re-
turn same to DR.. Rischel, 912 south
9th street and receive suitable re-
ward. S-S-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

There nFo eohvssbs on the windows,
There are eshwSbs on the deer,
ThSgs are seb~sbs swinging, SsvaysNs
From the safters te the fiosr.
New TIE Plaos is cob~Sh kiNs@oSN,
TlN@&eh Il used 70 be q StSFs.
" Nlo cSAvsob klnedsm's ruler
Wsrs a man discreet and wise
Ha would have NJ eobwsbs swaytAa,
awInsins round and satehing AissI
Ne would crowd his store with buysFe-
bs would siraply ADVERTISER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

WANTED-Three thousand dollars
on from two to five years. Gilt edge
security. Want to return 1t in equal
annual payments with all interest paid
each year. Goode a Co. stat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
THEIR
QUARREL

HEN you Asve
parted with a man
forever on the
previous evening
and have stood
straight and
naughty watching
his equally
naughty shoulders
disappearing out
Of the front door
It is irritating to
have your hostess
the following eve
ming send you two
out to dinner 70
gether-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

FOR SALE-At almost your own
price, the best trackage property in
Chickasha. See w. S sraley or L. J.
Gray. s-6-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

FOR SALE OR RENT Elegant
eight room residence, corner Twelfth
and Florida. Storm cellar. cistern
and barn. ] A. Hawn, lit South
1sth street s-6-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

FOR sALE-Ron top desk, price
$500. Call quickly Maurice Thorn
as s18 Minnesota. S-6-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A small
stock of groceries and fixtures WIN
sellcheap. r. e. Mobley S-6-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
FOR RENT
BASEMENT FOR RENT

Dry end clean under Daily Express
,flce. Best location in town VIII
-ent reasonable to permanent tenllt
Water, gas and electric lights in the
oom. Call at the Daily Express of
ce at once. d-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

FOR SALE-New roll top desk and
chair, cheap. Hayes & jenkins S-5-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
HELP WANTED

-Housekeeper for three
Ieople. See Miss 10 Hermes. 7-25-ti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07

WANTED-Man to run small en-
inc and work around produce house
all T. D. Turner & Co. S-6-Si
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so
w ciety is On the wing. and in 4
very short time will be scattered to
all four quarters OF the earth
Washington was nkened at one time
to winter Newport. but now that the
whole season. and not a month. is
passed here by visitors. it has become
the meeting place of the nation and
ranks as one of the great social cen
tiers of the country. But il is not the
thing in these days TO stay too long in
any one place. One must lead sim
pie life At ones country place during
June. Then the correct thing is to
80 somewhere else. yachting or trav-
cling. to Newport or Bar Hsrbor. for
\ month. in ones best bib and tucker.
Then come life NJ Lenox or on noun
tain top and a few weeks camping
in the Adirond2ckS
Manchester by the Sea and Bar Har-
Dor are rather close rivals where the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

EVERY oae mast agree that the So
Il are aEeo6Dsas 10 the district APP
proprsAStoa lin. BY which the S22 q
Sl-seS approved by the ho1se for play
grounds v2S Increased 10 $lS.es@s Is 4
piece q wise sexissarsoa- Tie fathers
and mothers IS well - the Children
% w2SAinEsoa are Interested in II
and there Is greater need Ae-e for play
grounds ,han rAere Is for good n.zay
other ins-SSuSio1s vita zsors 6lSaiceS
ss,se<
Tat All work and No pay makes
Jack dali hoy Is Is tree for cAitS-s2
Iov Is Il las ever been. EeSt be co.
ceSsee esea es sAose Who have forgot
ten the reSelre2eass and the loys Of
their eAsa6Acce, Play Is aos merely 4
matter % pleasure for the eAlldreas
Il - q matter Of health. and prcrer
play can oa1s he Sa6elgea in epoa
grounds o. in places suitable for II,
The street. Is moi the place Tor play
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

MOT since Lew DocSstaaer, made up
~ as President Roosevelt. >ssde down
Pennsylvania avenue in company with
. negro for picture machine purposes
has o<sciAl Washington been 50
wrought M by a practical Joker as it
has been by an advertising stunt
pulled OF the other day
An advertisement Offering = reward
OF <See for the return Of a valuable
portfolio Of papers lost by = foreign
agent appeared in the local newsna-
rerS>
The wallet Was sid 70 contain doc
arents which. IL made public, might
cause serious International conplica-
tons Later IL Was stated that phi
waite executive papers OF the president
were in the wallet, The advertise
meat gave Washington police the So
eres ses~see men and Secretary Loeb
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

4 IMMEDIATELY after the ending Of
I his term March next President
Roosevelt viii start on an extend
ed hunting trip in British East
Africa HIS second son. Kermit. now
in the preparatory school At Gro1on,
Mass. is 10 be his companion
II the present plans are carried out
the trip viii last fully a year. When
the expedition starts it viii be
equipped with all modern weapons for
killing elephants and other wild
beasts Some preparations have al
ready been made
The president has told few friends
he looks forward to the trip with the
greatest pleasure The president
gces as much TO study the African
Wild animal IS anything else. He
wants 10 know the nature and habits
of the beasts in their homes
Upon his return he will do consider
able writing.
Rumors that Mr.. Roosevelt was to
leave the country At the conclusion
OF his term Of once have been print
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

ed heretofore. but when confirmation
vas sought at the White House the
answer has been that NO definite con-
causion had been reached rs to the
presidents plans
But nov it is stated positively that
Mr. Roosevelt. with his SON Kermit.
viii sail from New York for Cairo in
April 1S0S-5uSt As soon As the neces-
sary arrangements for the departure
could be made after March l. 1t il
the desire of the president TO bring
back N the end Of the year from
the vilds Of Africa specimens of every
species of big game 20 be had ON the
DARK continent He VIII visit no other
country. il is stated
The OUTFIT of the expedition VIII be
obtained On reaching Africa, but an
sclive correspondence in this connec-
ton already is under way. The ex-
act sire of the hunting party-num-
Der OF guides and retairers. animals,
esc-hzs not been determined on The
president. however, viii take with
him an assortment Of arms which he
viii require in the variety of hunt
ing contemplated This outfit viii in
Guide. of course, guns of the highest
power. During the absence Of Mr..
Roosevelt in Africa Mrs. Roosevelt
and other members of the family viii
remain at the family home at SAgA
more Hill. Oyster Bay.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
Round the Capital I
Information and Gossip Picked Up Here
and There IN Washinston. T.


diplomats are concerned. and as the
diplomats almost always show a dis
position to entertain. they bring gay
ETY. in their train and are most vel
come, for if there is one thing that
the true American society woman
loves more than another it is the for
eigner. Many of the embassies are
dotring themselves along the north
shore. The British and the Italian en-
bassies will be at Manchester. and Is
Baroness Ges PiancheS is especially
fond of keeping open house. a great
deal OF entertainment is counted on
from the Italian embassy Count
Harzfeldr. who is charge d'anaireS for
the German embassy in the absence
of Baron Speck Won S1ernburE. VIII 60
= few miles further along the shore
and be at Beverly Farms. while the
charge d'afaires Of the Russian en-
hassy. Prince Nicolas Koudachen. viii
be at Magnolia, andsNr. and Mrs Ed
ward Lotus of the Sismese legation
at Cape Ann
Three OF the most popular bachelors
Of the diplomatic set. Baron Haymerie.
Count Torok and Prince Vincent xu
Windisch-Grastx have taken q house
at Bar Harbor. where the Austrian
ambassador and Baroness Hengei-
muller will make their Headquarters
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

Ii Is ranorsd that the American as
socsasfoa naasnales are at present per
teesing plans for the Invasion of Chi
cage. 81, Louis, Pisssoarg and Csn,
csnaatS~
The plan most favored, 1t is said.
is to put the ST. Paul franchise in Chi
cage, that of Minneapolis in PSrtsourg
and Kansas City AT Cincinnati, 1t is
probable that NilwaaSee VIII be
paaced in St Louis
The proposition sens to be up to
three eastern uaagnases of the A. A.,
although the threat has been made
that if they see 1t 10 balk On the in
sassoa the Others viii so it alone.
The Invasion into Chicago is prac-
tscalfy assured, as Hanover of Nilwau-
see has that matter in hand and is in
the Windy City once or twice q week
working out the details 1t Is under
stood that il the blow should come
there would be no tamperirg of play
erS nor any attempt to meet the
majors On an equal footing,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
Made for Fairgrounds

II is the avenue for business and the
childish rompsng which 50 often in
terferes with business In the streets
Is nuisance, Yet If there is NO other
place for them who can be 90 indiner-
enc TO their welfare rs to prevent the
boys and girls from iadufging their
youthful spirits in the delightful
games for which ooly the streets If,
fond them roo0c
Washington with all its beautiful
parks and us vel kept squares Is pit
ifsllS hacking in the natter Of play
grounds for the school Children Many
81 the schoo, buildings have not the
ee0SS veSrSge Of groaad sncsosed about
thenn- eQr s-xad sQnaresy against the
ss6ex2lk and are scaeszsS On either
SIDE hy dwellings, The children At
tending these schools are permitted
70 co2greSsse in the street and o. the
ssee~2lks opposite the building and
Instructed 10 play quietly II Is vel,
for congress 70 take more active COG.
nsrSace Of this need for p,2yyroaaSS
and provide vel for them The sen
ares amended appropriation Is not
nearly enough 10 % an that Is re
easred, bat it Is \ worthy neglnaing
and W2SASnSVoas parents Is well ~
cAladre1 are thankful for it
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
MORDECAI BROWN WANTS
RAIL-. PLAYERS NUMBERED
Star Chicago Pitcher Favcrs Plan to
Have Figures Designate
Professionals.

1T viii not be long probably next
year. when all ball players VIII wear
numbers Just like athletes in track
meet or jockeys On n racetrack, said
Mordecai Brown. hooked upon as the
worlds greatest pitcher
The three6ngered one was asked
what he thought of such = scheme and
said he had always encouraged it and
would Ike TO see rule passed by the
national commission making il com
pulsory for every player to wear his
number On his back 50 that every
man and woman in the srands1and
could readily identity the PLAYER at
bat or in the field or wherever he
might be-
Il know ii must be troublesome for
the people in the grand stand TO follow
the players. especially visiting teams
continued Brown 1t would be so
easy for a player to have his number
made night in his suit and the pro-
gram would carry the key For in
stance, the program could print the
list Of players On the team Begin
ing with Chance. No L, King. No ?,
Overall. No. ). and so on down the list
Of names until every players had been
numbered When he came to bat his
number on his hack would furnish the
key TO the Identification
What = swell mix-up there would
be at a track meet if the competitors
we're rot numbered How many per
winner of horse race if they were
not guided by numbers. Then why
should it not be Just as important for
baseball players to be identified. An
umpire gets NJ before = large crowd
and says Ladies and gentlemen. the
batteries for to-day are Humpsy
Dooolehunp and Bowwowman for Bos-
ton and Humsy pooSlehamp and Bling
for Ch5c2soi How many persons in
the grand stand are able To catch the
name. They tel me sax Just splits
out the name of the visiting battery
without giving the crowd any warning
and not one in q thousand catches the
names By the time he announces the
battery for the home team the crowd
IS quiet and there Is chance to catch
the names. but most Of the people
know the hoEe players but cannot
and out who the visiting battery is
We players On the bench are con-
daszlly answering calls from the
grand stand by some Of our friends as
70 Who Is pitching Sad who : playing
center and such like, when. IL the
players carried their numbers every
body woold know the men in uni
eo<mS and besides the club woald sell
more programS If one club ever
starts the idea all other teams viii fol-
low
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
White House Kept Guessing by Joker

3 hssy day, bat later it vas learned
that the missing papers consist Of 4
political puzzle which some ze2loas
salesman expects TO spring On the
pablo as soon as his mission is prop
cry advertised.
The puzzle consists Of q sort OF q
piss i'm the clover arrangement with
a picture OF President Roosevelt in
the center Two hSsae balls, one la
seaed Bryan and one Tar, are easily
worked into the eyes The puzzle is
TO pat = th;rd-serm bah in the open
mouth Of the president
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
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8a2Na THE HERMIT ENN&
KEARfXI Bv c. E HUGHES 1NA6Ny
VSleE1SESsSI@0 Y&EzS9G@@YG
By c. E. HUGHES
tCopyr~htS

even he thought himself without
knowing it. he had awakened in
Dickie an interest haIfsuppreszed, II
is truein that mystery. the heart of
a woman :
BY degrees Dfckie began to realize
that he rather liked this American
girl He was of course not in love
with her No notion, despite the fact
that he himself suggested It. could be
more preposterous- It was. he tried
to convince himself, her sense Of hu-
NOR that appealed TO him
They became the best OF friends.
and Dickie-Dickie who hated senti
ment-began to be in mortal fear Of
showing it He would even withhold
from her the ordinary civiIities which
are every woman's due rather than let
her think she had the least power to
influence him
At length the day came for the
Crowd to depart Dick1e accompanied
them to the station and As the train
came In the American girl handed
Bobs to him
You'll get more fun cut Of him
than shall" she said Besides. he's
more your dog than mine. anyway
You've taught him all the stunts he
knows, and he won't do them for
me"
So Dickie and Books returned to the
castle together, and there was q pair
Of hermits-
Months sped by, and Dickie drfffed
along the solitary stream Of his ez-
r<fon~o To his frSondx b1 zrx,.urI
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
GOSSIP OF The DIAMOND

President Eheests Of the BROOKLYN
team has offered Bah Murray of the
Phnfies $is,0ee for Ous6eader Nagee
And Murray sasd> Tut, tut
Ganzel certainly has that Csncsn-
natl bunch going at \ lively clip. and
if the same pace is continued the
Reds are going 10 be in At the finish,
Morgan Murphy, the once famous
major league catcher. is now in the
real estate business in East Provi>
aence, and is said to be well fixed.
Detroit is well equipped with out
helders- Few teams have \ Qnartette
as formidable as NclnNre, Crawford.
Cobb and Jones
Since Charley Doom affects a Ty
Cobb batting average, the auburn
tipped catcher has become an extra
attraction card on the National league
circuit
Cleveland has q new catcher in
Thomas Doran. who was with the
Rochester club of the Eastern league
last year, He will set chance when
Clarke and Bemis want q rest
Cravath, who might have decorated
the Boston bench all season but for
the injury 20 Thoney, has been repay
ing jim McGuireAs faith. by hitting a
500 clip since he became n regular.
The knuckle ball will ultimately re
place the spit ball. and be even more
efeetive than that famous twist.
which has made some pitchers the
terror of the batsmen, 1t will do mo.N
to destroy bis batting averages than
anything else Such is the statement
made by Manager Clarke,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
DOVEY HAS SCHEME TO
ABOLISH FARMING EVIL
President of Boston National League
Club Would Make Clearing House
of National Commission.
ALGH cENfxlHOS

President George B. Dewey of the
Boston National League club has q
plan to abolish the socalled farming
evil and to lessen the lahors of the IA
rional commission in ascertaining the
status of hall players with reference
to ownership He would have the ma
house for the major league clubs and
have all players bought and sold by
that body for the various owners
He says he has already suggested
the plan TO President Hermann of the
commission and believes that it would
be boon TO club owners and players
alike and would also relieve the SUI
preme court OF many of the annoying
details with which it is struggling
daily As an illustration of the work
ing Of his idea, Dewey would notify the
commission that he wanted to look
up certain player who had been
recommended TO him Then it would
be the duty of the commission to as
sign some man. q scout in whom the
club owners would have confidence. to
obtain the Information desired about
the player
4kS S(O4S MOQ1Q SSS TIC PRAYER
work and report to the commission.
which would then make known to
Dewey she result of their inveStiga-
tons Should Dewey desire to pur-
chase the player on the strength of the
commissions findings he would deal
directly with that body in obtaining
the player. He would be willing to
pay q liberal commission With other
club owners doing this same thing
the national commission would have
enough and to spare to pay the sal
aries of as many scouts as would be
needed
The Boston magnate says that he
for one would be willing to permit the
clubs finishing at the bottom of the
two leagues to take first pick of the
available material for the following
season He says this would tend To
ecualize the strength of the clubs.
which would make the pennant race
closer and always mere interesting
President Dewey Is not one Who Is
dissatisfied with existing conditions.
but he is progressive, and believes
that any step TO minimize the posi-
hsiiry q sauahollng over players
should he adopted He thinks his
scheme would work out satisfactorily,
and Is esger 20 see ii tried out
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

much worried by unknown correspond
what eccentric fashion, She received
a letter from woman Informing her
that the writer had named her last
baby after her, and requesting the su-
thorsSS, views on her choice, She re-
eesyed \ thick envelope, heavily
sealed. with this Inscriptions Not to
be opened Till oaesas thirteenth birth
day New the mother is worrying
herself day and night as To the CON
TENTH Of the envelope
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27

lean girl dvelt down south Ana
suspecting other things he felt q 1t
tie sorry for DEckie
The Hermit. however. settled dD1n
once more into the old groove. md
months again sped by until On . eer
tain day he received . letter frum uue
of the members Of the Crowd n tD1a
him Of the marriage a Bohrx mis-
reSS
Diek5e dropped the letter. strode Do
the window. and looked out He could
not have explained exactly Why he n
it. except. perhaps. thzt he recalled
seen her with Bohs xigx1xfng beAin1
He gained for \ long kong time Hp0
the fields and orchards hat stretched
below him. and then threw himself
with \ sigh On \ low cocch-
Bobs heard the sigh and with ears
thrust forward he peered into his
masters face There vas NO respuase.
and the dog scrambled up TO hi
knees Dickke pushed him away and
set his teeth together Is one Who sd
fers physical pain Bohs was puzzled
A situation in which his axrentiOnA
we're altogether undesirable v1s new
to him It vas not. indeed within
the limits Of possibility DouhtBesx
he had gone to work In the wrong
way
Dickie stared with eyes hat saw
across two continents and aa ocean,
and Bobs had no place in his he a
vision The dog pondered awhile.
and then decided TO play his last
and best card Looking vistfuIly up
at his master he opened his mouth.
and made, with an effort. the sound
that was neither \ bark NOR q grUgl
1t was successful
In q Hash Dickiess thoughts hld re-
travelled those thousands Of mileS and
they were back ag1in in the suing
room at the castle. Bobs sprang go
him and tried to lick his nose 4
smile OF satisfaction hit the mans face.
. smile of companionshipl
Speak. Bobs. old mani h sA5S
Speak. Bobss"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-27
Pirates Get Roy rhoras

Roy Thomas. the fast o0sfsel6er, for
years with the ouSkers, has been
signed by Pirssburg, 1t is understood
that Manager Murray and Thomas had
a serious falling out over Thomas do
snS work outside of baseball.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-07

Hra v mic zde proved ena v ne
deli odpoledne mezi zdejsi a Les
tervillskou devitkou, dopadla tax
jak kazdS oGekdval; totiz, Lester
vilIstf prohraIi az hanba povidati.
Skor byl ID a nula We prospech
nasich hraGd. Pred dv6ma t}dny
nasi v Lesterville prohrali a zadali
o odv&tnou hru, kter6 Sc jim do
stale, k dpln6 jich spokoienosti.
Ma hru Sc dostavil velky poGet
lidu, obzvlast9 2 Lesterville. Pr
hfe panoval silny Vitr, Il tn pfi
kazd6m skoru Taborsk6ho brace,
zvedl prach do vyEe, take ovzdu,
81 bylo pine prachu bez pfestanf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-07

Prav9 sme obdrzeii dalSf k&ru
pravych kdld . ccrven6ho cedru.
KIDD zamfsli Sc temito zasobit,
must 81 pfichvatnouti, nebot idou
jake ma dracku. Ptaknv sklad.
Pomnfky a nahrobky mali ma
prodej hostel a Jezewski. Tez
okraslujf hroby IA yclmi mlrnou
ccnu.
Josef Musil 81 dial obarvit svGi
feznicky zavod tento t5den.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-05-07

Il Aberdeen Sc oznamuje, re
Sc v brzku zapoene Sc stavbou ven
kovnf elektrick6 drahy, kteraz by
spojovala mesta Aberdeen a HIT
ron. Huron jiz dalo svolenf ku
hranicnimu pravu a mesto Aber-
deem bylo pozadano o to same.
Zalezitost tato jest bedlive zkou-
mana obchodniky obou NEST, kite
RI zvolili v{bor, jenz by nahledl
do zalezitosti a zjfstil financnf stay
podnikateIG p~rojektu. Zam$slena
draha Dude 80 mil dlouha, a jen
o iednu mill kratSf nezli trate dra-
by Northwestern mel obema
m6sty.