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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

hs nncdn't have made an aii night
Job Of IL. aud Van Daren Informed
hcr that al. would have % lake the
picture % Jean RicAFd. her boz
friend 81 longest standing, from tha
frnnt room. Realty this had been
source Of Irritation 20 him for
some time After thar. aharp words
came fast and furious. and Mra
Van DcFen sent out to herself aud
cried Finally thry made 40. aad
their relief Sas - great az tho
clearing Of the aurcharged asinoa
pheru that Van nuran threw bis
arms about his wifa and wait2ad
her arnnad the room. while she GIG
gled Historically After five min.
utcs Of such goings ON. the Wan Dc.
rena came TO their senses
This il downright foolish. said
Mrs Van Dercn
we arr acting like children. .
agreed Mr. Van Dsr~n.
with the words yet on his llpa.
the Deil rang Il was a telegram
calling Frederick Van nerea 10 che
Central American Jungle for a nail.
on-doliar suspension bridge And
Mrs. Van Deren cried her pretty
eyes red once more
The first mail from Colon brought
an eleven page miasise. which end.
cd thus
Il think Of you every century.
long minute. ! send you a million
Kisses Write me a volume, you
dear. old. DARLING girl. Lovingly,
FRED"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
BRITISH SCHOONER
TOTAL WRECK

Word has Just been received
here that the British bark f'ifeshlre.
which sailed from Newcastle. n. s.
W. for Portland on August 8. lies
a total wreck on the rocky shore
OF Gllbort's island The informa-
ton received was very meagre. but
f. WAS learned that no lives were
lost. and that all her passengers
and crew were safely landed at Sid
ney on August "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
~ q lam o n q
cuts diamonds.
but mush doesn't
cut mush."


e'N FNHRNh NotF lf01tNrHi
The editor wishes 10 have the
misleaaMg rumors that thlA paper
IL about to 80 out OF busineaa coz
feeted. aud gives as proof that
though the bow Of his craft" has
been somewhat injured as the re-
suit Of fighting the high and siren.
uonn waves on tae sea 90 Journal
Ism. the STANDARD has not missed
an luHun aud does not intena 20. All
We ask r. fair consideration IN
the present litigation. However the
paper VIII appear IN somewhat ~ a
skeleton form until the trouble
y over and the printer who II now
held ia lail AZ . witness and unable
TO get bonds Is turned loose '--
Garfield County STANDARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
HILlMAN TAKES
BUNCH OF BONDS

G. u. HitimAn this afternoon stir
red the A.-Y A. bond headquarters
hY coming forward with $1,000 for
which hr took bonds This sub
scripttou r. one ~ the largest taken
hy an individual since the bonds
were placed on sale and " only sH-
cersisd by the railroads and other
large corporations. MT. hthulhu
made the purchase through the Ma
tionai Bank 81 1ommerce,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
STEAMER
SOLD
The Yosemite Passes Into
the Control of c. ID.
Hillman.

Late fhim afternoon the we'll known
exr,tratan steamer Yosemite was
ps,fcliaa.,a - e. y Hiiiman Tor si5.-
GOO. This minter Mr Hillman viii
apend SIS 900 On the craft and make
her one - the beat ia appointments
On the sound Tho Yosemite viii
be used FOR excursions next sum
mar and possibly will he placed on
the Seattle tirumcrtau run cutting
the rates
The Yosemite for the past two
years has been the exclusive cxcur-
sl8u steafnsf on the sound.
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Feminine Logic.

Never" groaned the picture deal
er. never try 20 argue a woman
into believing that she ought 10
pay a bill when sine thinks other.
Wise. tried Il this morning pre-.
scented a bill for some stuff ordered
two months ago. Here was the IRE.
futable logic
4 never ordered any pictures
III I did. you never delivered
them
n you did. ! never got them
"'if | did. I paid for them
III didnt. ! must have had
some good reason for ~
And II had. OF course. Won't
pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

There are summer resorts. ~.
usots from any agricultural contmu.
niiiea where freah farm products
are eyea harder ca obtain than in
the city. II was az nnrh a place
that the neW boardcr. who had
eaten four o. fiss breakfasts there.
beEan a. wonder why the eggs were
invariably served fried
see here he inquired ono
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Muiligan-~ hyes say Yc
licked poor Casey Shure. he nlyer
hurt inny mans feeilns"
Harrigan Hes a ehnake In the
grass The biackgurd referred to
ule AZ his contemporary. and lil be
the coutimpefary 80 no man Twin
Pack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

morning ~ tho genial cOlored man
who waited upon him. why DO you
Always fry eggs here7 Don't you
ever boil Them"
"Oh.oh. yes. sah'" responded the
waiter. pleasantly "Of co'be, 20
Kin have EN- boiled. " yo' wants
'cm. nut 80 know. sab, 80 takes
De nRki" o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Like most minister's families,
they were not extensively blessed
with this worlds goods She. how
ever. was the youngest of ton chill
dren until her father informed
her Of the baby sister who had come
ia the night
Well. she said. after due
thought, = n'poss It's all right. papa
but ihero'A many a thing we needed
worse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
TNHNE GJDlEKlk lNlARIRlN(GlE

were quite elstcd at the success OF
their scheme.
Then one day they had their first
un Richard James. Van Dcren'a
old colicg" chum. from Aurora.
Mo- came TO town and the two
stayed pretty late by the little
round tables when Van Deren
came home. hla wife told him that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct 20 Nominee
Tafts voice is Ia a bad condition
and today Chairman Hitchcock can.
celled the majority OF the engage
mcnta for this week. Judge Taft
viii only make two speeches day.
one In the afternoon and the other
in the evening.
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Everett and EdmOndS


Three touRa trips daiiy Leave as~
attle ~ ! a. m, ~ and D. IN.
sunday. leave Seattle at siae =. N. "a
NJ. aud D. IN, Leave Everett Of agfs a
m. ait8 y. and ana D. IA sundag
leave Everett a. pita q. IA, atib p M
aud 1913 y, m, single fare q snshem.
hh 81 90 Round trip ek.t0.
Steamer CITY of kNsrptt Calman noch
Rhsass-sunsst t0ft. Ind igaA
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Noihlno Doing.

Andy McTayish was mo feelln
JUST weel. SO he went 10 the doc
tor and stated bis complaints.
What do you drink" demanded
the medioO.
Whisky"
How mueh7"
Maybe a bottle a day"
do you smoke p
Yes"
How much7"
Two ounces "a day"
We'll. yop give up whisky and
tobacco altogether"
Andy took up his cap and In three
steps reached the door
Andy" called the doctor. you
have not paid for my aavioel
"Abm NO takkin' II. Bnapt Andy
as he shut the door behind him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

wouldn't use my brush
To copy masters old
But I'd be keen 20 daub q scene
For the cover page ~ a magazine
Full often I've been told
That kind gets the cush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

"Won't you walk into my parlor7''
said the spider 10 the ny.
Sure. answered the fly "Iut |
draw the line a. entering your din
Ing room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

You remind the Of n broken
pump, doctor" said the druggist.
How NoT queried the M ID
You can draw nothing from the
sell. replied the pill compiler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
FREE Consultation

We can tell you ths nature Of your
dtaeaas. Come today rou incur no Oh
legation
A. ". q, y IOUgHNEY,
Oafeepnfhle rhrslrlaas
ts-Ai-tf Eetnbfoeh nidR Aarsad and
AniUn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

u wonder what causes the flight
OF time said the fair maid
II u probably urged on by the
spur Of the moment. reloined the
brilliant young man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

CHICAGO. Oct 20-eamuei Com
pera arrived here today 90 address
e monster labor meeting tonight
lie viii appeal TO the laburluR mon
e. vote Tor Bryan and the dfmo-
cratic ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

THAT doc with a new mnKxie acts
as II be were mad said the tinid
eiflFen
No" answered the man II pre-
else speech. mot mad Only indig
naut"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

why Peary dash" Seems II
he he going he
might
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ReW Dresses and coai, 4,
he LdiIe Tots


Long Dresses - Phi.
long slips. made d ~,
fine cambria, with IA.
lace on neck and Sleeve.
these cost bat 60s. Csc aaS
75e, and are really nice.
Hand Made Lon. |
Dresses, Of fine nainsoof
fine tucks and fesshe,
stitching, $50, SIS and
500.
a beauty, with a dam.
~. hand embroidered
yoke. Sis.
A large line al 500 %
$500 included are many
real hand embroidered
styles.
Short Dresses-Shors
Dresses. Of fine cambric.
neatly trimmed on the
neck and cuffs with en-.
broidery; very soft and
nice 0)c. Csc and 7Sc.
Fine Cambria Dresses.
with a hand-embroidered
yoke and with fine tuck
on the skirt. Sl.35 each.
Handmade Dresses, 81
fine nainsook. $50.
Many nicer ones. SIZE
10 $500 each.
Long Coats--Of Bed
ford cord, neatly trimmed
with braid and ribbon.
$3.50
Better ones. u Bedford
cord. $3.50 and $500
Particularly pretty ones
81 French lIenrietla.
81 so.
Short Coats-Of plan
bear cloth. with brass bu'.
tons. 81 80
OF curly white bcz
cloth. made plainly. SD
OF black and Whit
wool checks. with EN-.
bIcms on the slceycs
5000.
OF corduroy. with bras
buttons. neatly made,
500.
aaa
N & Co. Second aad
- SpTfng ".
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Taft Sunday the white House he the
present repeat when
no would have away suddenly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Battling Nelson oil another evidence
which, keeps up yet endow him with
brains be classified a human being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

thing that said army clerk is
q has proven spent any money
automobiles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

OF everybody person get.
ting nice weup" cheap II ne
F0tft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
JAPANESE GOALS or FIRE

While all the hot bang up
reception rendered the fleet by Japanese govern
would be interesting know the feelings % the day
aborng Jap whose hard-gubbcd yen going pay
The official magncence Of the reception intended heap
Goals OF fire the heads Of the San Francisco persons
didn't like Japanese cooking and others haven't any more
brohey affection for the little brown porter and bell hop than
the city ordinances OF Seattle require
The hotcoal system OF getting expensive and
sowgoing that only afford IT, and the
the usually prefers brick and doesn't worry about s
temperature AT that the theory Tree
and the homo for the oppressed and any person visiting our
shores with any glowing Goals expect have thank
fully received and promptly utilized.
II altogether improbable that II cable tolls were not
high and the Japanese censorship strict we would
hear that the everyday Jap isn't hall enthusiastic
about the fleet the mado and council OF would
us believe.
OF course we don't deserve IT, Tor there isn't any record Of
open the Pacific Tor the Banza people, there
be- how many the admiral OF the Japanese
fleet calls the admiral OF the American navy There moth
ing the acrosstheca song with Japan reaching out
brown unmanicued fist And nobody II any better
than the deercnzl little fellows who will and entertain
the blue mcn-of-war's men.
They win let go lot Of Nippon fireworks give the sailors
tickets and the officers champagne but deep
their hearts the refugees from San Francisco rcgett
and lack dollars prevent their giving the
fleet much hotter time than they doing
soodheared assistance Of weepipr
gently parted from his wallet and $500
which the predieamen being bystande or
Battling Nelson oil evidence
Of hts good luck which n u keeps VIII
brains TO be classified a human being
Mr. TAN spent SUNDAY at the white House aud when he len
him invitation
no would have rush suddenly
Peary always dash" Seems II
take Il little where going he
might
the blanks impartial canvass OF
(i shows conclisiyely that (-) be
a handsome majority.
thing that said
that far has not been that ne money
automobiles
OF everybody
nice wteup" cheap ne
IT,
polite way intmaes
that that little commercially
superstous will
that # Postofnce subataton No was ribbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
There's a Wealth Of Interest
for You in Oar Tourist
Section and These
Values Prove II
cowhide Suit Cases.

cowhide Suit Cases.
S4.50-A grade nearly cy-
cry store will ask you
81 so for. at the least
made with heavy, solid
leather straps. brass lock,
leather handle and best
brass hinges either rus
set OF brown shade.
Our Fsvorite Suit Case.
Ss.So-Surcly no low pric
ed Suit Case can be bet
ter than this. and you'll
say az once. Il paid Slls0
and didn't get as good
24-inch size, sole leath-
er. steel frame. riveted
hinges. lined with real
Holland linen. brown or
russell.
Hope you've seen our
window display--It comes
out tomorrow.
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YOURSELF An impartial canvass OF
f-i shows conclusiyey that (-) will be elected
by handsome majority.
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goodhearted farmer who OF weeping
gently parted his to tell
the pedeamen bysander or
GoOds
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a WORD FROM JOSH wlsE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

In polite ssadoggy Fighting intmates
that that perennial little fall commercially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

supeatious will Of
that # was Postofnce subaaion No 10 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

The Danish ship Jupiter left Port
Tow nuHnd for Wiusiow yesterday
morning
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Suit Case. So7s

BE careful. cause most
stores say $3.50 for
these 24inch size. fine
looking. OF best selected
leather. inside straps. sol
id brass lock lining OF
Holland linen.
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By a handsome majority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Absolutely waterproof.
flat top. iron bound. brass
trimmings. Nalanc G
clamps. Hagney bolts.
knee bottom. excelsior
lock. wrapped Stats. heavy
leather straps, linen lin
ing a surprise for this low
price
All sorts Of Grips. Val
Uses. Suit Cases. Travel
ing Cases. Trunks. etc,
etc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11
olRLs OBSERVATION WAS KEEN.
Little Things Told Her Couple Were
Happy with Each Other.

The couple sitting IN the car were
fat and middls-aged. The two young
ladies seated on the other side Of the
car watched them interestedly
They are married., the passengers
overheard the girl with the white
plumes on her hat say.
What makes you think So" asked
the girl in the chiffon veil
They pay no attention to each 9TH
er. returned the girl with the plumes.
'But they are very happy together,
remarked the girl in the veil, after .
pause He is devoted to her and she
Is very proud Of him."
"How can you see that?" asked the
plumed girl
Didn't you notice when they ex
changed seats? said the girl with the
veil. 'He said: Il think you will be
more comfortable on this side, dear.
You could see she was pleased and
was proud Of him. They are simply
satisfied with each other, and do no'
find 1t necessary to show It continu
ally" said the veiled girl.
'Oh." said the girl with the white
Dlumes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11

the Frenchmau was still pale and
tremuious from his encounter with the
rough
nDid f not eondaet myself we'll
heinz he demanded
sFairly we'll AT the same time. for
one who has fought four duals there
was a certain pallor. a certain nervous
ness. that rather disappointed U.s.
The Frenchman looked mortified.
Then he tapped significantly his little
glass Of fine champagne.
'But had none Of this" he said. Il
was taken unprepared. I had not the
time to-what you say-tank up
"But you don't tank up for a duell "
Don't we? How little You know!
Imagine 1.-THE horror-the gray desc
latlon Of the dawn-the surgeon with
bis cold and gIittering Instruments
the witnesses cruelty searching you
Tor the least sign Of fear--and all this
without tanking up. VOLTA, you are
mad.
mo, no Every Frenehman. before
a duel, tanks up. dueling field smells
like an American bar And It is as
founding, with the thought Of the duel
before you, how much 1t takes to tank
you. A pint, a litre sometimes, but
steadles the nerve and clears the eye
for the dread encounter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11
..eN WORKS ONLY AFTER DARK
Tacoma Hlddy's Habit Makes Her Un
popular with Companions.

Tacoma has a freak hen She is q
uoa-union bird. according to othel
hens for she works overtime. HeI
psculiarity is laying eggs at night.
The hen is owned by NJ. j. La
vergne Of East Thirty-ffth street HI
bought her several weeks ago. At hrsi
she absolutely refused to lay eggs, but
as her shyness in her new surround
mgs wore off. she became good and
worked like the others
Ia Vergne thought she was going
% prove one Of the best layers in his
dock. but several nights later the fam
ily was awakened by an unusual cack.
ing. Thinking a thief was at work
Ia Vergne rushed to the chicken
house, but found no one. though the
hens we're making a big noise.
The next morning an egg was found
n the new hens hest The next night
the same performance was repeated
lThis kept up a week. and always there
ras a new egg In the hens nest
she is still at It. and is proving
raluable layer. But all this is playini
havoc with the other hens. Loss O.
aeep has made them cranky and thel
have gone on a strike Eggs are get
ting fewer IN the la Yergne chicken
house every day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11
chIoarv nIahaa ln Eranea.

A French woman who uses chloory
more than lettuce FOR salads uses NJ
al the green tough parts that are
not tender enough for the table IN q
puree. Her rule IL this: Boil the
ehlcory until It Is tender IN salted
water and then press it through q
sieve. Make q sauce with a table
spoonful Of butter, a tablespoonful Of
acar and two cupfuls Of rich milk o.
cream. add the chicory, bring to the
boiling point and serve Spinach, eel
cry or almost any vegetable At All
may be used IN the same way
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11

The cook was very ueW end ven
irish Her mistress iound every dag
something 10 amuse in her serranti
odd WAYS OF looking at things hui
one day She got the surprise Of hei
Hfa
In a storeroom back Of the kitchen
she had put lot Of discarded fdrni
ture including an old-fashioned wash
stand with a broad marble top. She
had noticed that the cook, who an
swered readily to the name Of Mary
looked longingly at the marble slab.
The mistress decided TO clear ont
the storeroom and she sent for an UN
furniture man to take most Of the 40
cumulated truck away. Mary there
upon spoke her mind.
"Wud yez mind, mum" she said, "ii
OF tux tn bit Of marble2"
why, what do you want with itf
asked the mistress.
Sure, mum, said Mary, twould
be after making a fine headstone fol
me dead Danny-that's me husband
mum, who died a year age"
Well, Mary got the marble slab and
she found a stone-cutter friend Of Dan
ny's who carved an appropriate in
scription rather crudely. and the novel
stone was set up at the head Of Dan
ny's grave.
All of which is not fiction but truth
and it happened in the suburbs Of the
borough across the big bridge.-N. Z
Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11

HThls Is ice hay said the groom
TT IL tuicier and tenderer than ordinary
hay. the same as 3 spring broiler Is
uieler and tenderer than a stewer."
The hay was dark and rich IN hue
clean and fine.
But what is lee hay7" asked the
Toung lady
sWhy. you ought to know that,
said he. q thought you was educated
10 Europe. Well. III tell you what Ice
nay Is. anyhow It is an eastern grass
thal grows IN swamps and marshes
ne rich and succulenl product Of o
neeulent, rich soil, as the ed says
ana II the winter. when the swamps
freeze over. the hay sticks up above
ihs ice, and the farmers 80 out and
cut Il dryshod. whereas otherwise In
ne cuttln' they'd stand up to their
chests n mud and ooze.
'Tho hay seems 70 grow out Of the
ss and 30 It Is called ice hay. It's
3 dear as the dooce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11
warns FOLLOWERS Or DANGER
Responsibility Assumed BY Leader 81
Band Of Apes.

Apes know how to face danger CI
10 avoid it BY flight, and they also try
to foresee it and avoid exposing them
selves to IL A troop Of apes, 1t has
been found, generally give the leader
ship to one OF their strongest and most
experienced members, who takes 8
great deal Of trouble for the security
Of his subjects and does not abuse ths
authority which he possesses. Always
at the head, he leaps from branch tl
branch, and the band follows him
Every now and then he scales q tall
tree and from this height carefully
scans the neighborhood roundabout
If he discovers nothing 10 arouse hla
suspicious, a long, deep grunt SO in
forms his waiting companions II
however, he perceives some danger
he warns them by cry, and all draw
IN, ready to follow him in his retreat
which he directs in the same way in
which he guided the forward march.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11
lotus Eaters

Lotus eaters. The term is not alto
gether faneiful. since there was a
people TO whom 1t was appied-a
Lybian tribe. known to the Greeks as
early as the time Of Homer Hero
dotus describes their country and
says that a caravan route led from It
to Egypt The lotus still grows there
IN great abundance-a prichly shrub,
bearing a fruit Of a sweet taste. com.
pared by Herodotus to that Of the
date. It is still eaten by the natives,
and a kind OF wine is made from Its
iuiee.-New York American.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11
sssa EaIIurs Of vac suppIy


The depopulation Of the earth wiz
be brought about through the failur
Of the water supply. This Is the con
clusion reached by the French geolo7
list. NJ. Martel. He has made carefu
observations OF subterranean cayer7s
and says that the earth is gradually
drying up. They contain, he says
not only the secret Of prehistoric life,
lnasmuch as they we're the homes OF
men Of the femotest age. but also
bear indications of the endless future
N. Martel has found proof of steady
fall in the level Of the water in these
subterranean depths, and from these
facts he arrives at his conclusions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-11

Know that impossible" where
truth and mercy and the everlasting
voice Of nature order, has no place
in the brave mans dictionary. That
when all men have said Impossible" /"
and tumbled noisily elsewhither, and
thou alone art left. then first thy
name and possibility have come. It is
for thee now; do thou that, and ask no
mans counsel, but thy own only and
Gods.-Thomas Carlyle.