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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
Fancy Fowls Ready For
Opening Of Contest

Glass S-Games and Game Ban
tams: Black-breasted red, brown-red,
golden and silver duckwing, birchen.
red pyle, white and black.
Glass 9--Oriental Games and Ban
tams: Cornish and white Indian. Su-
matras, Malays, and Malay Bantams.
Glass 10-Pit Games: Black or
brown-red, silver or golden duck
wing, or any other color pit Games.
Class 11-Ornamental Bantams:
Golden and silver seabrights; black
and white Rosecomb; booted white;
Light and dark Brahma; bun, part
ridge, white and black Cochin; black
tailed. white and black Japanese;
bearded white. buff-laced and nom
bearded Polish.
Glass Miscellaneous: Silkies.
Sultans, frizzles, Faverolles. Lakenvel
ders.
Glass 13-Turkeys: Bronze, Nara
gansett, bun, slate, white and black.
Clas 14-Ducks: Pekin, Aylesbury,
Rouen, Cayuga, Call (grey. white),
East India, crested, Muscovy (color-
ed, white), Indian runner, Swedish.
Glass 15-Geese: Toulouse, Emb-
den, African, Chinese drown, white)
wild or Canadian, Egyptian.
Pigeon Prizes--Five prize ribbons
will be awarded, and cash premiums
will be paid according to competition
in pigeon classes, viz: cock, hen, and
pairs, under the following schedules:
Single Birds--Four entries or ov-
'er: first 81, second soc; three entries:
first soc, second Csc; two entries:
first 25c.
Pairs-Four entries or over: first
$3.50, second 75c: three entries: first
second soc; two entries: first
75c.
In determining awards, no birds
shall be considered that are not IN
competition with four or more birds,
Five dollars will be awarded for the
largest and best exhibit OF pigeons,
SO for the second largest and best ex'
hibit of pigeons; 81 for the third lar.
gest and best exhibit of pigeons.
The entry fee for pigeons is 81
cents per bird. The Pigeon Depart
ment shall be governed by the same
rules as the Poultry Department.
Pouters-Black, blue, red, yellow
white. any other color.
Pigmy Pouters - Black, blue, red
yellow, white, silver, cream, any 9th
err color.
Fantails-White. red or yellow
black, blue, saddle back, any othel
variety.
Carriers--Black, dun, blue, white
any other color, barbs.
Jacobins - Black, red, yellow
white, stock or mismarked, any othe
color.
Short-Face Tumblers - Almonds
bald or beard, any other color.
! Long-Face, Clean-Leg Tumblers-
Black, mottle or rosewing; any othe
color mottle or rosewing; red self
yellow self, white self, black self. an
other self, beard. baldhead, any othe
variety clean-legs.
Muffed Tumblers - Any color sad
die, badge or beard, any color motif
or rosewing. black self, red or yellow
self, blue or silver barred. any othe
variety.
Parlor Tumblers - Any color, ORR
entail frill satinettes, plain heads
crested, black laced or dark. blondi
nettes barred, black laced or dunn
blue laced, any other color, bluette o
silverette, any color Oriental turbit
any other variety Oriental frill.
Turbits-Black or dun, blue or sil
yer, red, yellow, any other color.
Magpies-Black, red, yellow, blue
any other color.
II Dragoons-Blue, grizzle or silvel
blue chequer, yellow, red, blacl
; white, any other color.
Runts-Blue, black, any other CO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08

The B Bulletin Publishing Co.,
Ltd, n agent for the best engraving
and lithographing company on
the Pacific Coast and is prepared
to give estimates on hish-grade
printing Of every kind.
Also prices and samples Of the
Very Latest in Engraved Cards,
Announcements, and
Invitations, in the best Of form
for smart functions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-08
'; e.; e.. SPORTS - = g.:
G. A. c. ANNUAL MEETING

= The Chinese Athletic Club
= will hold its annual meeting to-
& night at the usual time and
= place for the election of officers
= to serve for the ensuing year
4 and to transact business of i'm
= portance pertaining to the well
= fare Of the club. All members
= are requested to attend.
= = = = = = = = = = . go
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23
ROOTS FOR THE LIVE STOCK
carrsts, nects, Turnlps and Man gels
stand High as succuIent ans
Supplementary Feeds.

The average farmer pays little or
no attention 10 roots; put they are
worthy OF somc attention. for they
stand high as succulent and supple
mentary feeds. says the New England
Homestead. You cannot value roots
solely BY the nutriment they contain.
They aid In digestion and assimilation
OF dry food and contribute to the
healthfulness OF all animals SO for
tunate as to get them. II fruits are
Of value, II not a necessity, to men.
then roots and grasses have place
In feeding farm animals
Carrots may be fed TO horses and
sheep, sugar heets and turnips to dry
cattle and lambs. and dairy cattle and
hogs relish them all. To withhold
succulence, natures great provision OF
thrift and health Is 70 lessen profits.
Ask the man who uses these crops !;
the horse breeder where carrots are
known: the shepherd who knows his
sheep and succeeds with them: the
cattle breeder who has learned OF the
value of roots for health and appe-
ute. The testimony as given is gem
orally in favor Of roots or OF succulent
substitutes.
Carrots are slightly harder to grow
than beets, but they are the best feed
The large stock varieties are. OF
course, TO be preferred to the fine
grainthe garden kind.
rarnips come later in the season
From.J June 70 September win be range
sufficient for your climate and en-
yironment Turnips may be sowr
broadcast, but for large yields the
row method is preferred. Mangels
are grown with the least difficulty
but they are not so good as carrots
OF turnips For sheep roots are a
most Indispensable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23
DID Ic WhRn nE
I III IL NnIIu vi
CH|CKLESS HEN
sr, LOUIS FOWL ADOPTS YOUNG
SCOTCH COLLIE AND 10 REAR.
mo IL as HEN OWN.
cLucKs AND OFFERS WORMS
Repels All Advances Of Waiting AMI
mails and Jealousiy Guards Dog,
Who sleeps Under Protect.
Inc Wings at Night.

St. Louls,--nown IN South ST. Louis
ehickless L,ln has adopted puppy.
three weeks old. and Il isn't even a
bird dos.
The remarkable hen and the unfor.
tanate puppy belong TO Clemens Bent
ier OF Tla Marion street. whose rear
yard In now an attraction for amateur
naturalists. curious persons. and In
credulous ones willing to cry mature
fake until convinced
AZ night the hen crawls into the hex
which Rentler has provided as the
pups quarters. aud spreads her wings
over him AS II he were the prettiest
aps daintiess chick ever hatchea, All
hight long she keeps her wings be.
tween the pup and the cool. damp air.
wAile he sleeps. sound and secure.
None but Rensler or members OF his
family dare approach the pup while
the hen Is near A reporter for the
Postnispateh. desiring TO prove the
bond of amection between the little
dog and It's protectress. was menaced
savagely, with ruffed feathers and
raucous clutter.
Roth the pup and the hen are Sits
30 hentar, His brother gave him the
aen a year ago, Three weeks ago one
u his customers-a woman TO whom
40 delivers lce--asked him 20 take the
auppy and drown IT, When Bsnter
Appeared at home with the eunning
little bit u aogHesh. hts children
>egged for its lise Next they be-
sought their father 20 keep the little
lninASl for pet.
The iirst day the puppy was put In
ais box In the yard the hen showed
aer yearning for an ohseet of motherly
eve and devotion, she thrust her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23
PROPER CARE OF THE COLT.
Horses He Must Not Neglect
the Young Ones.

Don't neglect the colt If you want
to make a good strong horse Of IT,
Yea know that stunted plants never
do so well afterwards IL Is the same
way with colt. or calf. or a pig.
Neglect and lack OF proper food in
the growing stage tells on the whole
after life.
Don't put of the colt with Just any.
thing. After ii gets old enough 10 eat.
give It ; little box tc itself in the far
end OF its mothers nanger and feed it
3 little oats or clover hay. and other
tidhits, II Il eats with its mother she
may be as forgetfal As you are and
soak up everything in sight
Every animal makes its largest per
cent of gain in early life. This is the
time when food pays the greatest per
cent Of profit. You don't want your
colt 60 80 through the winter on
refuse hay and cornstalks when there
+ something better to be had.
II the colt Is trained in eating for
some time before wssnlng comes on
the trial win not he 80 great. Ii viii
pass easily from mothers milk 70 a
delicious little neal Of grass. oats,
sne cho&ee h&y> pozx forget to look
oat for the colt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23

When I am laid below the hill
/ pray you, friend, that you shall
not
Increase my virtues, II you will.
Nor let my faults be all forgot
But think OF me as with YOU yet.
The good and bad there Is Of me-
For truly / shall not forget
In whatsoever place / be.
Nor tears, nor sighs. that am dead;
But rather that you sing and smile
And tell some favored Jest, instead.
AS though heard you all the
while
For / shall hear you. and shall see,
And know II you be biithe or sad.
For shall keep and hold with me
The golden moments we have had
But YOU viii miss meg Aye. forsooth.
The very thing I'd have vCp do.
For In that stranger land. IN truth
also shall be missing you.
Yet life Is such goodly thing.
Blent of the bitter and the sweet
That / would rather we should cling
To all the giadness we may meet
When am laid below the hill.
Go back as though I walked with
You.
And sing our brave old ballads still,
And laugh as we are won't 70 DO.
Across the little gap that bars
/ shall tako this fair memory
And you the other side the stars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23
DEVICE For RINGING HOGS,

At one end of piece of hrooDstick
thrse feet long. drive in two staples
As Indicated in the accompanying r.
lassration. ans another ons in about
the csnssr Of the stick Fastsn one
end of wire tgree feet in lenxtA. IN
o1e of kAe top staples. letting the
wsSe pass through the other twe
sEapass AMI Sse1re stick n the etAsr
saa u the wfrs 70 serve As h&R1le.
In ringing. pmsA the wire down 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23
Norgs eoNessNlNs &c HossE

Sow = good Rasca q carroks tsr tns
aorsss
wNer rwe horses eseona seeus.
eene3 ~ wcrSang teg@eAar. Gsan'r
change them
n uaec0f1s 10 ne Eark czams
mace saenf ~ s&ses wsigat and dilsp.s-
sfetssn As asarix as possible.
r Is vsry hard en aromec horse -
BE- anligrad 10 w~rK WITH n HazE esrss
m MAsa- aesl .eaz S g-sse III IL
necessary. and asss.
Never rslsraHs a nan 9n ~ es-m
VIA RANKS. k.sz4s u w1kgS a An-ssa
II M cass sAGtEid tAa euit De A..
asxef ~ esi1lsw wAsn cae mace i az
wer&
Hn 1ae hang san affas a.zalnsr eaa
aorsss asseA ise paRaE ami ~ VIII
r1sn his mcnEA
Sr@4& Euar @aits n wziik 1azwmhiiE
Nses chas mag mean s11r run VIII
navs ~ HrsaA Fg1rsaiN 1rzc. aar H.
seems IN ~ msruaA n1 asrr-T Aarses
sownnilE It Is a 1a1 aihn.
EnnG aaggse mstr harnesses npp Win
se-;n<s N9 zprE war III 1rifs
truuBie hare srerxrhng 4suuE
EaN Al fnSr4iass AlaI-s@ dant4sn ag
1,ea araE- M nsprf s. srssrw taz-s.sA .sss
s.a@ ea.-u. rcnns ami qi,E
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23
The Possnan.

Postmen, Ike doctors and lawyers.
know too much about ones Affairs 90
make entirely comfortable folk tc
meet continually.
The doctor. probably. knows that
the dyspepsia. OF which you are sc
vain, il caused BY eating things that
no absolutely sane person would wan;
10 take into his system
The lawyer. too. may have eyes thk
light with pleasure when he sees you
and recalls the fat fee he got f0s
snatching you from the hands a th9
jury when you were about TO De CUES
toned IS TO the trust ron had formed
But the postman.-it seems that BE-
intuitively knows Just when yoa ars
expecting letter with good news In
Il. He has s0Ue Sort Of = subliulns
apparatus that advises hin q this
and he VII come ~ y0zr steps wfth
= nlifhe tread. ring the bell g2yIy-and
land r0u bunch et circulars begging
ycu 70 have your furs cleaned or Go
allow sone one 20 pump the DIST cszr
uk yuur rugs with eDmpreszed air
Then he walks away. ard yoal kncE u
your heart be Is chzckling IN hlmse4.
Arxfn he yin see 700 Standing CO
yuur porch watching for hfz. and hall
4 hlxsck away he win begin cstenea-
sicusly sorting his letters and laying
several On tnp cf ths heap t0r yo1- He
smrns In al yunx hons@ ard looks yun
n the eye as he hands ycu q couple
az nzisxSxes. Aw1y back n that eyre
AZ His i a KaAEmer Cf uaAcly Joy. He
tells yor there Is two eents dns oa
one az the Nsksers The Other lsgrsr S
. ncxiHeaEscn sAzk your club 5ues are
aaline3snG The pos<zge-1rs lettHr =
frura the cnly relative ynu have vita
wAn1 ycu are never hRppx. and she
wrises that she Is coming with her
alns chn4ren to stay q monkh.
Fur DAYS the pesrmsn viii pass ruu
wStAcat a sign. He nEtnEs yca neither
eAe<ks rrr nah * valua. RuE On q
| certain DAY he viii ciannor tar srme
one "a cp~a the &ccr. an9 vuu wfH
IM<1tZ 70 Nl4 AlH A-A4L N ne WAH
10 the door goa VIII assure yuursAlf
| ghAf surely this Kins yea ar~ - -
nosikea thas war rich uncle Ia scuEh
Afriea nas AZ lAsk dlea and asft ycn
twc cr sbree mKlhozls. or. nayns. 4
Il Is pee 50 seoA as that TIA aistans
erusim TX ycar mothers who wens to
re Klonaiks has reeurned i ihx
conntry &nd wants you y coas ana
sas Aam ana take y~ae s,seies IL tee
naSxecs ~ has esoogeg Aonae
rAa ncstman nanAs you Aa1S Il peck
q nlils Ard then ~ goes Gowa tae
<eeps ana. eeatanass Als Aenrnav.
sprea&aE Dissatisfaction and aisccn
asre ecm dor = eecr
Nea sknax Ais xraxrAaAa shauh2nrs.
ana sre pcsisive r4at yea aseset ia
slEns a h1serna1 Maxheer. * sAa xcw.
srmimene wasns - eQnke9nda9 ss~set
Feit hiSas Fza aas1F Aa AMI teacH
Arm a Hsssnn
Tha enlg Asps yesl hare Is sAak. par
1ngs. "a sis wisd'qm q SAs a1E4crit.es.
aiHra aes wasnnaa whH daffrer mna1
IA sfaer ptanEssn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23

Several gatherings II wcg&ingw0asea ia
Esaaee ard Germany neently argued the
ola question VI the alssepnee in the wages
p&la u wosaea ana men wAe 90 TIE same
kSaa a work. II The sesaar ana lecal
sSSsse& u hecal Ssapegsases ealy, sre eliEaS-
naseas these sasSsSeass Il International in
sersss gssssaAa>
1, i eAe existing alkesezses IA wsgss
u wale ana issaals wcskSrs lsssissa hs
sAe dsHsrsaee - the wes&Sng ABILITY of the
1--WE sexsSS
Z, ls dAasrcaee ia working ability
eNassss What zlxss eeeassea fae III
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23

kern a hacp. wAaeA l. pEr fzee tAe
1eueA * tAs hog All thsn draw ~
and prcessd win eAe aperaEinn -
T~s& W23s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23

ande of duty and the hmdsu 40 out into the highways and the
h,wayv and observe
study seetear conductors. ahmen chaudeu hrkayers nps
cuhmen And dont tosgc that every play must have the love
element feminine The eiten who rises At " goes
lunches ~ home at and 20 bed az isn't stacy
eonaguneAs eecentrces Of speech gesture
attire Een peees must be eagged for the stage cannot
wait long for the unfolding ct character dozen individuals must
h created and audience and work ont their the
space IT two hours
Extreme types hoaesG must le avoided All ot Us have moi ~
sea os such marked nirles that they were
parase 10 h the stage audience would they never
existed
The element of surprise essential when man most serious
the mood comedy A def ttort The et hnor above
all nesss$ar what might appear tragic 70 the participant IN
scene IN hge may be made Noas the sagS BY touch Of
huMor
0f aes have evaa types is often most duheat
find the portray them the STAGE Again
referring ny exIee tek the seruhwoman u the hr
play she part u aAwoan tie sse And believe me she
leek pa at want her y cut - the atmosphere q the
part agsang have her aa he position the thsaer where
sAe esnpleyea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23
w RlcuARD cARlE.

Ip ANYONE would write for the stage would
advise him first Of all to learn how TO observe There
n no limit Is the career of an author gifted with a
acnuo Of humor who knows how 10 observe people and
things The stage waas types, character novelty ~
IL crying for The man with the gift Of observation %
arrange these clements into an entertaining and con-
aaent atory
or coursc what / shall have 10 say concerns COM
ely. leave tragedy TO those whose nature doesn't
ycarn Tor a laugh
II YOU would write for the theater q that great
multitude which seeks relaxation from the sserner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-23

10 SeM aes II you would write
feR the SsagN eASegve seQeSs 4
@ase el ngvpNrtlea aad, aheNe all
seAt forget tAs RaSeSSaV seese u
AARAexs
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-11

The readers attention is called to a
letter published in this issue of the
Herald from President Silliman of the
Organized Charities, calling attention
to the movement to make Christmas
one of universal happiness in this city
Read the letter, and then get busy and
give. The Herald has donated the
use of its windows and other space if
necessary to display the gifts, and it
is hoped every available bit of the
space will be taken up. A suggestion
is made by President Silliman to
those giving money, asking that the
giver not dictate to what use tn.
money shall be put, but left to the
society. This is reasonable, as the
officers of the society are in close
touch with local conditions and know
best where help is needed most. Just
give what you feel inclined to and
leave the rest to the society and the
men and women in charge of this
splendid work
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-11
THOSE CHRISTMAS WINDOWS.

The Herald has gladly consented to
allow the Organized Charities the use
of its big show windows for the stor-
ing and collection and display of the
Ch1 tmas donations to be given by
% laeas5a+ iAssaiasll - 5ff-tIFeS CITY Z
the windows will not hold the things
sent in we will make room in the of
flee. This is a work in which the
Herald people feel a strong personal
interest, and we hope to be able to
report after Christmas that the PEG
pie of the city did themselves proud
Send all goods to the Herald office
when you will, the earlier the better
but send money and checks to the
treasurer of the society. This is a
work in which all should be glad to
help.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-11

way by which the bachelor can bring
joy to himself and to others at this
time. Here is the plan: Let every
bachelor with a heart select some
good woman with family of children
and small means to provide for their
comfort and be Santa Claus to that
family. He need not be known per
sonally in the transaction, but can
appoint some good lady of the Orga
rized Charities to act as his agent and
rlovide the things needed, and all he
will need to do is to pay the bills
By so doing he will ge a true enjoy.
mont out of the Christmas spirit and
will bring blessing to others. Think
it over, Mr.. Bach, and let one Christ
mas be a real joy to you.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-11
Drama of Western Life.

A press notice says:
1.-The Great Divide" William v.
Moody's virile American play, which
is to be presented at the New Tenn
pie Theatre Monday night unNfr the
direction of Henry Miller. is -
z71asli! TO be riia e
drama of western life yet written in
the history of the American stage 1t
tells of the strange wooing of an
eastern woman and an Arizona pros
pector, representing the conflict be-
tween the free, untrammeled spirit
of the west and the rigid convention
atty and uncompromising traditions
of the east. The play possesses great
literary quality as well as wealth of
clever dialogue, replete with scintil-
lating epigram, and is intensely dra-
matte withal, rare combination in
deed Critics have been unprecedently
unanimous in according THE Great
Divide" the unstinted praise as being
the best American romance ever
staged. After a run of over six hun
dred nights in New York, Mr.. Miller
has at last been able to arrange a
road tour for the play, which has sew
eral times been booked for presenta-
ton here, but the dates had to be
Cancelled owing to the long continued
success in the metropolis.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-11
WEATHER FORECAST.
DECEMBER II IN HISTORY.

1789-Miron Winslow, noted mission
airy, born in Williston, VT. DIED
at the Cape of Good Hope, Oct
%, 1864.
1S1S-Indiana admitted to the unior
as the nineteenth state.
1S3S-The Green Bay Intelligencer'
appeared at Green Bay, Wis.
/, 1S3S-Silk growers met in convention
in Baltimore and organized q
national silk society.
1S42-John Brown, president of the
University of Georgia 1S11-16
died at Fort Gaines. Born il
Ireland, June Is, 1863.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Va, bombarded
by the federal army.
1S67-House of Commons adopted
preliminary resolutions in re
gard to the acquisition of Ru
pert's Land and the Northwest
Territories.
1SS9-Funeral of Jefferson Davis il
New Orleans.
19O3-Niagara Falls, Ontario, incorpo
rated as a city.
19O5-New British ministry formed by
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-11
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