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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

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tzkea = llse mzrsaes whlch line fbe
vsf snd fis stir stripes FROM bic
b91y Daring fheEe thrilling momsnts
sxsra1s n mosgaiiosE fhFDags1 tas
sfBosDhere
Their Dfeeenee gaggeeted torture V
a. pesf galoagsng and they asd their
captive ID tree. sffiDped N his shirt.
sal e9f TIE trousers iegs aboTe ths
kasez
Tae sarage insects aoeked down
agol h.a4 ard spared h.s aeah with
heir Dolgoaea Bills IFS cries of pain
brought farmers from miisz around.
n0oe oi wh0m g1ggezied mat he
gaerla b. freed Or protected from The
winged hort 81 fact lhey sat about
watching - agony ard cracking mer.
~ rustic jokes Ttose who had teie.
phones called up their friends and
ba1e them eome and enJ0y ths spec.
iaeie
Bu human endurance could not last
forever. ard as 5he morning advanced
ichrF1u became weak and crazed
from fhe s0ngs ~ head hung On
his breast and his b0dy sas limp The
ftOngs that bound him ~ The tree
Kept him from falling. The excmcist
INK pain had been m0re than be could
sfand ana uueonscioim he vas cut
loOge ard turned oYer 70 Constable
Hanger ln NorfhDor'
johnson Was unconscious fOr sever
81 hours after being taken 70 jail
EYerg inch u his exposed nesh was
saClien from lhe mosquito bltes The
constable loaned him coat and took
hlm 10 jail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28
pelze "srAso-pAT" Hen DEAD.
Stuck IN Concrete Fowl Lively for
Nearly Year.

Chatham. n. J~ Hudson Bndd's Bta.
tionary hen Is dead after career oG
nearly year ae tho only one of that
variety IN this section of New Jersey.
She became stationary At the time Mr.
Budd lad fbe new concrete floor in
biz hennery
The hen wandered into the roost a
fes hours after The concrete had been
put down and sank ankle deep into
the mixture. Scxt morning the con.
crete had "act' and the hen was an.
ehDfed
A. Il wax Impossible to get her out.
Mr Budd provided q seat for her
One point that Interested chicken
fanclers Of the section was that the
egg.laylng ability of the hen was not
impaired IN the least
Mr Budd thinks that fatty dengen.
Grafton Of the heart finally took his
prize "standpatter" 10 hen heaven.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28
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eaft gas o trousers Taefs wse rcit-
~ p 1gvh ~ ess iss1 ore 19fsf
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

The doctors Inteiiigently. and Ia No
ments q streEs she never lost hen
head. as vas strikingiy demonstrated
during the recent tragic eTent zhe Eas
called upon 70 60 through
The princess has always been very
fond Of animals; horses are Der arst
isyorites, and after them dogs. she
has done her best 10 prevent cruelty
in every way. and has certainly sue
ceeded in improving the treatment
ordinarily conceded to them I'm Portu-
gal
Her life has always been too fBH
Of Intellectual pursuits and home
duties to allow Of much devotion to
games. but she is a good eyclist. and
at time has taken lcug rides In the
most practical and workmanllks Of
costumes She Is also bold ana
fearless swimmer 10 fact. from her
youth up, whatever she has under
taken has been Goae wen and unostea-
tatiously.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

effsF rrHFs ~ Dnesssarg Effort
Tnsx csms pooa ffs Imprisoned
Nan.
case 70 Indication ihaf 81 sas m.
eNaHT injured, and the Dlytleians
gden found no evidence 0f sacb n.
rlee but we're well satisfied with
sls condition En route O4t he aaid
after : feit Hsf hsd escapel
1esth and that the worst of the FAN
aa1 passed ! begaa b ,hlak about get
ing ON alive c5ad ng move my
0yfy but managed y gel one haHd
fsee aHd ~ hsiiag eopld snaertand
1eN eecagfl DsiBg crushed b deaih
AFTER me aoiss II fhe falling and
efanealag 4 coai bad stopped began
" isiea fof gCMe gCla8 Which would
isH re TIE fste 81 cone " my com.
-affk ~ own shOgi seemed b come
back against me from the wall 81 soliG
9ek. which pressed hard sgalng' ~
des
After what appeared 70 mo 10 be
~ e AT 1 heard fhe rapDlng from
he reecuing party
t waf only short time after this
hat the sound II voices reached ny
safs, and ! was then able ~ tell the
Aea bow % reach me Tho xork of
4C.c vas rgky, I kncw. but, al
though ! was badly cramped uD. ] I'D
n9t hurry TIE men.
~ ran q pretty tight fx 10 De IN.
bHf am oat, thank God am more
fiah glad that none of my comrades
m caught and none oi the rescuerg
were aurt during he wori, of reaching
ne.
Yes. I VIII 90 back ~ The JOB as
soon 81 ! get ny legs atralgblened
Ont / thank God FROM lie bottom oi
1v heart for getting ne out alive
When Ciebou reached home be was
able 70 greet hts vile and two little
children. and be appeared IN good
avlhie Dr. Smith insisted on the
man being put ~ bed and absolute
quiet being maintained NotWifhsland
iuz lhe precautions thus taken the
pbyslciaus apprehension soon began
20 b. verified Al Eve O'Clock Dr.
Smith wan again summoned and found
ihe patient suffering from shock Two
hours later elebon died
Dr. Smith later stated that shock
sueemnduced by tho terrible nervous
stfAln during the hours 30 was i'm
prls0ned. waa the cause of death, as
he vas uniniured Dhgolcaily
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28
MONUMENT 70 ssaAns.
esrse Statue Of Distinguished Con
Ssssr yrYsfie1 n Vienna.

giesas. Anstria-A fsE weeks ~
theFe A4z unveiled fae frst mo1ume,-i y
ia Fieans y Johannes Brahms. tie "a
mCus musician 1ad eomposer u
Ftsnds in the KaTtzDlatz. thr0Bgt
which The musician walked vbenevei
he went into the city. and il pain
Tlew Of The windows of the house in
which he lived for 30 many years and
where he died The ceremony Of the
un7slling vas performed by the dep
ufg baFgomaster. Dr. NenmayeF in thf
presence If q great number of promi
1ent musical people and Of the mem
bers q The Brahms society which
raised the funds for the memorial
The sculptor vas Prof WeyT
AriisficaJiy considered the worg
meets Bith much criticism. The gen
efal conception IL tie monument and
she figure of Brahms are highly
praised Especially the portraiture o.
said % b. very impressive 10 its IKE
ness 70 the original Bnt the lover
part n The monument representing 2
mgse touching iyFe is gery severely
criticised and even ridiouied Thf
posture of the muse and the instru
meut are both. according 70 The erit
ics. simply impossible
Three kinds 0f stone have been en-
pl0yed Tho chief figure Is executed
in white LaaseH marble. the muse iH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28
TEST IDEA

nature this most con gersatonal Of
/ birds seems to be not evea initiative
Though the tropical forests which It
inhabits are vocal from sunrise TO sun.
set Il mimics nothing. it sole notes BE-
ing a harsh croaking and screaming
The mere fact that wild monkeys do
not say much is no proof that they are
not capable OF learning to talk II cap
tured in babyhood and properly
trained. A monkey has exactly TIE
same throat and mouth structures a.
human being. lts vocal apparatus
IS tie same as ours Why, then, should
Il not be able "a learn how "a speakg
/ A question OF intelligence7 Wen. the
parrot, which Is a vastly less lntelu
gent animal than the monkey. IS abEe
to talk SO why not our arboreal
cousin? II the parrot is by nature
initiative, the monkey is even more
So
Prof Ben IS not trying TO atudy
monkey language, He wishes 10 teach
monkeys 20 utter human speech-prei
erably In the English tongue. His no.
ton that this IS practicable Is based
hrsl upon the fact that monkey pos
sesses perfectly efficient organs Of
speech, the only difficulty being to
make him use them; second, that our
simian congener is by far the most in
telligent Of an the lower animals. and
third, that he Is extremely initiative
The professor was led into this H.
vesiigation in a very curious way. Ills
wife, a daughter Of the late Gardiner
Hubbard Of Washington, D. G.. was
born entirely deaf This meant. of
course, that she could not speak. He
became her teacher while she was stIn
a young girl and by the adoption or
original methods OF his own. taught
her to speak. aiterward marrying her
# such a thing could be accom-.
plished why. thought Prof. Bell might
IL not be possible 10 teach MONKEYS
to talk 1t Is true that the simian in.
ieillsehee IS enormously inferior to
that OF human being: but. on the
other hand, the monkey is able to
hear Nobody ever heard Of q deaf
and dumb monkey One advantage
might Offset, TO a great extent. tha
other disadvantage.
Prof Ben has been carrying on
these experiments for some time past
but has not yet seen NJ 10 make public
any Of the resulta obtained. IN any
case they are sure 10 be extremely in
teresiing. That II should be practlc.
able to teach a monkey to converse m
tionally is, OF course, out OF the ones.
tlon. But there would seem TO be- no
reason Why the animal should not n.
dicate It's wants, emotions or mere
concepts Of almost any sort
by the utterance Of English words
lew dozen Of which might comprise lts
total vocabulary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

Colorado Springs, Col Apparently
seentsng danger for George Bradbury.
II years old. should he secure & Arm
er grip on live electric wire. bull
dog made leap at the wire and tore
It from the hands Of the senseleas boy
The dog was killed instantly. but his
matter escaped with a severe shock
Bradbury started to push the wire
aside With his hand, when the dog
made the leap to save his life. Brad.
bury Nan nncongcIona I've minute.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

George Harvey. the editor. said Of
literary grace at a dinner IN New
York
Grace makes its absence very keen.
- felt At funeral that once at.
tended IN New Hampshire a fafmer
said thing that was slnguarly lack.
Ing in grace. A funeral hymn had
just been concluded. The farmer
leaned forward tapped me on the
shoulder and whispered:
Lovely hymn, hey2 The corpse
wrote it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28

Carrara marble. and the pedestal In
Istrian stone Brahms died in April
1891 fIe was born In Hamburg. Ger
many, but spent the greater part Of
his llfe In Austria and It was here
that he won his greatest triumDhs as .
com poepr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28
SCIENTIST INVENTOR WOULD
TEACH MONKEYS TO TALK.
re Declares That Our Simian Reia.
tiyss Have Perfectly Efficient
Organs Of Speech and Should
Be Taught to Use Them.

Prof Alexander Graham Bell. the
scientist and inventor. whose multi
Diicity Of activities in the scientific
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-28
Tree Furnishes Butter.

u Ashantee Is a tree which fur
nishea buttsr.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-24
CONDITIONS AT TREADWELL MINE

The Of the miserable conditions existent in the 1readwel
mines upon Douglas island Alaska which the Western Federation
OF Miners has received probably exaggerated says Oregon
IAN Coming from partisan quarter and made public by man
VINO may have personal grievance they do deserve full credit
until they have been confirmed other sources Still there is
enough IN them to make the desired government investigation highly
desirable It IS notorious that mine seldom take measures Of
their own accord insure the safety of their woren Even in
Pennsylvania and West Virginia where the laws protect life are
larry strict the annual slaughter of men through defective tmberng
and lack OF precautions against explosive ga terrible ndoubt
ed conditions Alaska which more remote from te
source OF authority and where inspection vsay not exist
FOR the operators this almost aWess region human life is much
cheaper than protective engineering dead workman can be re-
ported simply having orsaken his job Investigation Of the cause
Of his death OUT of the question New flock in to fake his
place and all IS as it was before for the company the dead
man. ne tells no tales and his family have way to make their
wrongs vocal Economically poor policy the government o
lese the people who depend for living upon their daily earnings
nce the death or ncaacy Of the beadwner throws his wife and
hdren upon the community for support AS case works ont n
practice society as whole has pay for the nhunany neglect
md CRIMINAL carelessness of the operators
This is the financial side of the matter OF course tbara 1
eadu tale Of misery suffered by the miners their families
ch cannot be put IN terms OF money which might be prevented
the laws were adequately enforced But the enforcement of The
w against large aggegaons Of capital to which our
zanon has not yet attained
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-24
BRYAN and ROOSEVELT

When said that can be said in opposition Bryan he stand
Tor the Roosevelt policies the people understand them nat M
made the president popular among the people, says the
Journal Taft is said also stands for these Roosevelt poc m
# he does have will have the support Of his paIy lea
ders and legislators carrying them Roosevelt nse cou
not carry out his policies extent SO cannot DC
that Taft do Neither could Bryan without far diierent
congress but Bryan would be handicapped by the need OF BENG
harmonious with the leaders congress for partys sake
is demonstrate of the policies that have made Roose
velt strong the people those advocated by Bryan during
the past f2 and put by HIM or on his motion no
Democratic national platforms Hence why should not the people
favor Bryan than they have done before they approve and
applaud Roosevelt because of these policies why should they not even
more and applaud Bryan who has been preaching them the
last dozen years It be the Organism Of Roosevelt
that the people like why then should they like the Organism OF
Bryan all the better2 Bryans Clothes have fitted Roosevelt fairly
well, but they fit Bryan even better
1t these considerations that render the result doubtful III the
great middle Not only millions of perceive that
ing at the record Of that last congress enough it would to
throw party that made it, Moreover will be observed that
most Of the proeed Roosevelt policies scon rejected by
the Republican convention and Cannon lieutenant no
mated with Taft.
The Washington Herald very strong newspaper
lie would be rash prophet indeed who would predict
that William Jennings Bryan would reach the White House
But this we do know He has grown wisdom with the passing OF
the he has grown the Of his fellow the country
over he next to Theodore Roosevelt the best known of all great
Americans today and also Theodore Roosevelt stands most
eonspcuons for those radical policies the carrying
forward of which large of the country appear be ire
vocaby comtted Therefore by oneded campaign
certainly ahead Of
Radcasm has In Bryan Democratic party
has candidate who likely to poll against
TAFT than Parker poed against Roosevelt Even then he fall
short Of election But the Republican party will fight
aandsa fight from finish and that will
% the limit That any the cool candid judgment
his newspaper
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-24

ne Prusslan forests covering nearly 100000 acres ara
much rs we should combine the pneries Of the So e up
s forests q some Of Our Atlantic and Central states W
wa oegn great part Ct them had been injured b. ma
management much forests have been and he pr
SISTERS nae to solve the problem Of improving rundown
ue returns from those which still good condition
oNea with striking success Immense improvement has air
taken place and IS steadily going The method of
adopted calls for sustained yieldtha no more wood { @
produces Under tins growth Of tne fo
ana consequently the amount has sharply In 1870 ~
yed was 20 eubc feet per 1864 cubic feet il 100
est management has multiplied the production
8 years And the quality Of the product has improved With m
Between 1880 and 1904 the percentage saw timber rose
rom 70 per cent to 81 per cent 'e' iose
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-24
LEADING LABOR PAPER FOR BRYAN

For the third time the Western Iaborer enlis der th
lot w Bryan For third we enter the calna;o f 20 @
hdence in the right of his our cause Win - 1o
SWIM we are prepared to so through another campaign with e
great 49," Tug
are ve that champoned the Of MIR BRYAN in e 96 49,
pagn they all supported HIM that year Some of the paper = az
lsece az hat time have taken the socialism and Win 80
give nun the support they did in 1896 but we feel sure tb b
kindly feeling Tor the man they down in defeat with i
memorable campaign. W ~ hat
The labor platform this year satisfactory to sannel c.
ana tne other labor leaders who visited Denver Ii
me western laborer The Western Labore supported Br -
1890 and 1900 and this year pat-Westefn ab ~
ha, Neb) oiel Nola-
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-24
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REAL ESTATE VALUES

I3 Scott "a mile from car line Good land WI
j free water. Price ST. 10000
40 "a mile K1na on main line Price $4,000 Fm
land and has S Government water 10 years to pay for
Does not require residence This will be $500 per acre
/ within one year
40 acres with inches free decided water House. barn and fence
near Best station Good land and is nice Price $4,000 VIII
i trade This is south of the river in fruit belt
24o acres Desert tand assignment good nice with
tree water about available Price 100000 Good stock range
adjoining,
800 acres $50 be cultivated 50 fenced II cult
Eaon water available at small cost cords Of wood can
De cut on place 1t is close Boise way $4,000
We have land the Boise Valley car line with decided
$4,000 per and up.
We have on the nterban car line from 5000 per acre and
We have city lots from each small payment down BAL
dHce so to $500 per month Why pay rent?
We have Of the best stock ranches west Of the Rockies 20
acres at less than $500 per acre
24o acres Desert land assignment good land and with
10 acres Scott ranch with free water and buildings and fruit
ABOUT e miles from 9Th and Main Price $4,000
House with three nice all in fruit of all kinds also CHECKER
mouse and large yard has free water and well fenced
beautiful home plot Price $4,000
louise OF eight hallway five Closets pantry bath room stone
Gea chicken house. Only ten blocks from P o $1,000
d Inc mouse would cost more We do than 100000
e LOG acre Homestead Accomplishments under Boise pu
=, > Government project cheap
addition in city.
improved Boise residence properly
great bargains either for speculation
: homes. We defy competition II
lrge or small places.
'tandard Real Estate Agency
- = Williams Manager H. A. Alden Attorney.
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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-07-24

The recent session of the Goth congress appropriated
s4ss6 OF this the army and navy departments 81
men received than half If had been more nat govern
American would complain. no
But reviewing the work Of congress cannot fail e
the absence any specific amount aside for health notice
on We spend money for the protection of hogs and ma
the cholera and fever Experts ready to give IRON
the stock breeder says the Chicago American ane to
When it to human beings however, the national .
nent seems to think we perfect enough for it has govern
tribued toward combating investigating tb ca
covering the germs of scarlet fever rheumatism ds
men which thousands Of families every wear ami al
Lions Of dollars and thousands of lives 80 hht
Some Of these days there will be national health deDart
which bulletins will be stricken districts to nh IRON
CITY officials advising them of certain dangers and reco uo
certain scientific should the danger come
When everybody has been educated the correct ,ya,
the benefits Of bathing the Joys Of ealtfu food the
clean clothing and taught forget that there such things
stores unless there by physician, then will become
ton of strong men, happy women and laughing children
AS we teach the farmer how grow wheat and raise co
pigs let also tell him. well as his city brother how he can @
we'll
The Ada county delegates the Wallace convention were
accordance with every requirement of the law Il m ~
the that chose them voted to table tricly written
pledgng support of the ticket but resolution
convention Of democrats insult and properly treated
such By the way did county convention state pass I
resolution