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AGED BRIDE SURE
OF BOYS LOVE
DISPARITY IN THEIR YEARS, sHE
is s4 AND iiE 10, Will NOT
CAUSE TROUBLE.
MARRIAGE A CASE or stoyE
Wife Old Enough TO BE Grandmother
OF Hrldegroon--eees No Reason
Why Their Wedding Should
Create commofIon.

Columbia, Mo.--When Turner Ac-
ton, 19-year-old bridegroom, wants his
own way his bride, who was Mrs.
Sarah Anne Montemat, 81 years old.
won't quarrel or threaten or pout, he
says. Hlieswi1 coax him. sAild the
gentle art Of coaxing, In the opinion
OF the venerable bride, viii keep peace
and happiness at the hearth where
she and her boy husband win SIT.
Neither husband nor wife ought 10
be boss" says Mrs Acton, whose hair
is white. Il won't expect to run our
home and know Turner viii not
especially N coax him"
Mr. and MRS Acton are still In their
honeymoon and are furnishing cot
tage In the western part of Columbia.
They have been boarding since their
marriage with an aunt OF the bride
groom on West broadway.
Yes, have seen old fellows NO de-
crepit that they had TO hobbie around
on canes marrying syeung egiyls, says
Mrs. Acton, who is Old enough 10 sbe
her own husbands grandmother and
who. in fact, is grandmother, ''and
have known marriages like that TO
turn out unhappily the wife seeking
men companions of her own age
But ] don't worry one minute about
my Turner l feel sure he loves me
just as much as love him, know he
is trustworthy and honorable and Pm
not In the least afraid Of his ever get
ting tired of me and running after
young girls.
Il don't see why our marriage
should have stirred up such commo-
sion. Why, there's been newspaper
man here almost every day and the
newspapers all over the country have
been writing about us. ] even got a
letter from a sister of mine in Fort
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17

INDUCED in fresh outburst of grief
Think. oh. think he cried, .the
queeksands-how save you, do
eat the dolIair-give to me another
dollar"
Il haven't forgotten the 'queek-
sands, said Murray with consider
able emphasis. Neither have for
gotten how long you kept ME in them.
You'll get nothing more out OF me, my
Christian friend, so skip for home.
March ahead, Dobbin."
On reaching the farm house with
his prisoner Murray found no one
within. but in little while Dobbin's
wife and sister made their appearance.
When the former caught sight OF the
handouts ON her husbands wrists.
she turned swiftly and made for the
wood-pile in the yard, while the sister
ran down the cellar stairs. Murray
and his prisoner were In the kitchen.
sitting on chairs in opposite corners
when Mvs. Dobbin returned from her
visit to the wood-pile carrying huge
axe and the sister emerged from the
cellar, armed with cleaver
What does this mean?" demanded
Mrs, Dobbin tiercely. addressing the
detective. Explain yourself, or III
chop you into mincemeat"
There was no reply from Dobbin.
but the woman looking into the muz-
zle OF the death,dealing weapon held
in the detectives steady hand came
to sudden halt and stood in The mid.
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ment Murray almost laughed He had
expected demand ranging up In the
hundreds.
Il agree; back in, and be quick
about 1T" he said hastily.
But please give it me first" begged
the cautious financier. Give me please
the dollar
Murray had sunk almost to his hips.
and was beginning TO settle fast, too,
but 1t was evident that he must pro-
coed to satisfy the greedy boatman's
demands according to the lattcr's inn
posed schedule. Twisting to one side,
he managed to reach his pocket and
secure another dollar bill. which he
tossed to the Frenchman who had
rescued the first greenback when the
limb broke and the stick fell In the
water. The financier whirled his boat
around and shot the light end in to
where Murray could reachit. The detec-
tive made a desperate effort, eiutched
the bow and kicked and heaved.
while the little Frenchmun padded
valiantly Murray came up like a cork
out OF C. bottle and the boat shot out
into the stream dragging the rescued
man behind IT, He clambered in, and
the little Frenchman, with the perspi-
ration pouring down his shining face.
paused In his padding long enough to
take the two dollar bills out OF his
mouth. He folded one In tiny wad
and tucked it into his left ear. The
ether he rolled in ball and as be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17

Worth, Tex, whom ] hadn't heard
from in twenty years. She'd read OF
the wedding
If Turner and | wanted 10 get mar.
ried ! don't see that anybody else
need bother about it. The marriage
was our affair He didn't have any
home and neither did !, and we loved
eacn other. don't think II makes a
particle of difference that I'm so and
he's not vet 20. Age hasn't anything
to do with love.
I'm cure he'll be good ito me as
long as Isliye and know Pll try TO be
the best wife u con st0 him. IT'S
pleasure now to fix his lunch for him
when he goes out for the days work"
This was Mrs. Acton's second mar
riage. She had been widow nearly
twenty years when she married her
boy bridegroom. Two sons are In the
army, one now In the Philippines. A
married daughter has one child, Mrs.
Acton's only grandchild
She has property worth about 81 900
and veterans Widows pension OF
SIS month Her husbaHa, Who was
employed as caretaker by an elderly
rich man In Columbia, has given np
nursing and gone back to his former
occupation, teaming. He has black
hair, broad shoulders, dresses jauntily
and smokes cigarettes. But he never
takes drink, his wife and aunt both
say.
Mrs Acton admits that she win try
to be financial adviser OF the home.
for she says she has had years Of
experience in economizing and man
aging small income.
III Turner1l let me-and I'm sure
he will-rll keep the money and gll
save some Of all we take in,s she says.
Actonls aunt said ito the reporser
while Mrs. Acton walked TO tho gate
with her husband "Irhey act jnst
like you would expect Of newIyweds W
both were OF his age They never
seem u notice that she Is so old and
he SO young. Anyway, she's as active
as any girl know"
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was about to hide II in his mouth. us-
der his tongue. he smiled wistfully
and said:
Please, you do not tell her-my
wife?" Ano rs IL to make doubiy sure
of his passengers goodwill he added:
II you had not in such a hurry been
l would have done it for feefty cent
maybe"
The Frenehman led him to the home
OF Dobbin. whom Murray accosted
with the fact that he had a warrant
for his arrest.
You've got a warrant for me?" he
roared, and then turned ferociously
upon the little Frenchman. "And you
brought this fellow here to arrest
me?" he uueried. You miserable
French hound"
The sentence broke of in a demoni-
acal howl of fury. and Dobbin charged
savagely at his betrayer. brandishing
his scythe. Shrieking dolefully. the
little Frenchman sprang away and
bounded across the field with the
ayenging Dobbin In hot pursuit.
Murray, Looping leisurely along.
came up and caught Dobbin by the
arm. He was too far gone for lack
Of breath to offer any resistance. and
the detective slipped pair OF hand.
cuffs on his wrists, inwardly congrat-
ulating himself on the happy train Of
circumstances which had helped to
make the capture easy. As he turned
Dobbin in the direction of his house,
his attention was attracted by p
piercing wall from the Frenchman
What's the matter with you now?"
inquired the detective. You're not
hurt any, are you? Dobbin didn't get
close enough to put hand on you"
"Ah, ciel, no." wept the Frenchman
piteously. "Eet is not of my body
which is hurt. but helas. Eat dollar
which do have in my MOUTH did
swallow him.
We'll. that isn't my fault" said
Murray with a grim chuckie. you
can't expect me to keep on feeding
you on banknotes," The handcuffed
Dobbin laughed aloud in triumph over
the Frenchman's woe. and the latter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17

little boat and padded over He came
TO halt about 15 feet of shore and
Murray stood looking him over. He
was an odd little Frenchman whose
face was tanned almost black by the
rays of the sun. He surveyed the
would-be passenger with twinkling.
cunning eyes.
you give to me dollair?" he
queried, keeping his boat away from
the shore.
Murray took out a paper dollar and
was about TO walk down the sandy
shore 70 the waters edge. when tine
boatman gave vent TO terrific whobp
and waved him back with frantic -four
ishes OF his paddle,
"Queeksand, Queeksandl" he yelled.
Murray stopped short on the very
edge Of a treacherous pit OF quick
sand. He tested II cautiously with
one foot and while 1t looked like dry
sand II yielded readily and sucked in
his foot greedily. The little French
man kept on shrieking warnings to
his prospective passenger TO go back.
He would not bring his boat nearer
shore, but motioned to the detective
to give him the dollar first Murray
cut long stick from tree and
fastened the dollar bill to an end of
the stick. then climbed ont on limb
OF tree overhanging the water and
tried to hand the money to him in
this way. II was long and difficult
reach, requiring series Of prolonged
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17
lieavx rrade h Lobsterp.

Importations OF Holsters into the
United States N 1908 amounted 10
S,2l2, ,945 pounds, valued a. si,s0i. .444a.
and nearly all from Canada.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17

LID DOBBIN
was a name
given by some
to John Dob
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bridge. when
h Q skipped
out OF the dis
trict across
the Red river
In the west
ern country,
away out In
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S,ho4 Board, District ls, do hereby
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c5rre,t list ~ the candidates VINO
have made written app licltton as pro-
u frd D, law aud 10 bc voted upon at
the ,,mirS annual >cbuo, election,
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The Jasper news., 1909-06-24
Death of VIM. Budd.

VIM. Budd, an aged farmer who had
lived for thirty years on his farm 516
miles northwest Of Jasper, died at an
early hour Tuesday morning and was
buried on The afternoon OF the same
day at the Waters cemetery only short
distance from the Budd home. Mr..
Budd was one of Jasper county's best
known farmer citizens and the large
crowd that attended the funeral gave
evidence OF the wide spread esteem he
enjoyed.
Prior to coming to Jasper county Mr..
Budd spent some years in the west and
IN the then semi-arid part Of the country
east OF the Rockies that was known in
the early days as the ''plains." He pos
sessed large fund of anecdotes OF his
experiences in the old gold hunting,
lndian.hghting days, and to tell OF those
exciting times formed one of the chief
pleasures OF his declining days. He
leaves. beside his aged wife, ten chill
dren to mourn bis departure-Jack
Budd Of Pitlsburg, Kans.; VIM. Budd,
jr., and Geo. Gudd, both of whom farm
near Jasper: Mrs. Elmer Pugh Jasper;
Mrs. Henry White, Jasper, Mrs. Fred
Pugh, Jasper; Mrs. Auna McPeake of
Wichita. kans., Claud and Phipp Budd
and an unmarried daughter whose name
we did not Learn who with the last two
sons named has been living at home
with their parents.
On the 7th Of July Mr.. Budd would
have been 80 years old. His death was
caused by a general breakdown attend.
ant upon old age. He had been in poor
health tor several months prior to his
| death.
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COR RESP 0 N D e N e
DEWEY

There will he a silver medal contest at
May. flower school 10 the near future.
Misses Vanch Simmons. Lorena E5tey
Creola Patric, Ethel Golf, Hazel and
Olive Daniels and Fern Wilson ill all
want the medal.
There will be no more sheaves to bring
in by the time you read this.
Mr.. Bedell's family OF Aurora is Wis.
iting Mr.. Tom Busby's.
Mrs. Bennett and daughter, Lucille.
OF Ohio, arrived this week to visit her
father, MIR. Flowers, and her other rela.
tives here. Otis Flowers is here from
California. The brother and sister will
see each other the first time in eleven
years.
Mrs. and Mrs. Near OF Michigan are
visiting with Mrs. Tom Flowers.
o. ID. Wood is cutting wheat for his
father in Carterrille.
Judge Brock and wife and Prof.
Matthews and wife attended the Sun
day school convention at Preston Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Iau lerbaugh en-.
tertained them at dinner and they re-
port fine time.
On Sunday Mrs. Simmons entertained
Mr.. Owens family and Mr.. Hoover's
Mrs. Flowers entertained Mr.. Homer's
and Clarence Kings families, and Mr..
and Mrs. Near.
John Gaddis and family attended the
surprise dinner with Mrs. Gresham.
Wednesday June 30th, the Salem
w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Ster
ling, and the Zion union is requested to
meet with them.
Mr.. Greenwood is having new sum-
mer kitchin built on his porch and
David Wood has a new roof on his
house.
Mr.. Freeman is living where the
| Stropgs used to live.
! MIR. Lowell and family of Webb spent
week with Mrs. Gaddis.