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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

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geboren uno lit elmer Der 9ircttorcu
oe@ @ernloniIden Seminars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-03
Present Educational System
Threatens Us With H.:
+ f .=.@.@.5s5 5s ~. Decentralization.

:
~HERE can be no doubt that danger IN EDUCATION
aa*aIs asTHATaoF s6vERsPECIALIZATION:2 80
~ WE ARE LIKELY 70 TOWARD THE
TRAlNINo OF TtlE PRODUCER IN TIE PARTICULAR
THINGS Ts4A7 AZ 10 HIS PROFESSION AND
THE, TRAINING or THE CONSUMER IN THE
IDEAS Principles WHICH WILL NEED AZ a MAN or
CULTURE AND CITIZEN OF SELF" GOVERNING COMMON
-. .%~' 49,. Vs.. .'s: :.-..- 49, ,s ,*~
The old curriculum with all faults had the element of
tion Where all the boys studying the thing RANK
meant something them all. >s /. $1# z.~ -.
may be objected that such would render
boy study the particular things that he going to
use in after life regard cardinal advantage ~
THE IDEAL COLLEGE EDUCATION SEEMS NE TO pc ONE
WHERE sTvpENT LEARNs THINGS THAT NOT GOING
70 AFTER LIFE Az METhoDs THAT tHE Is GOING TO
USE. THE ELEMENT Owes BREADTH THE LAT
TER ELEMENT TRAINING. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-03
College 6<4llcatiOnlS
a. Waste Of Time
II. f: Fo d r. =: the, Practical
Man. ...a;s i * ! %
By fHonAs A. EDISON. Inventor.

4>***>s@4 OLEGE education for the young abouto
upon scientific is not essential Of course the
mental development which academic training
brings naturally quickens the perception and enables
man easily grasp the minute points of sci
**$**$+*s@ ence, but purely academic training is great
WASTE OF TIME; in four learn all the
essential points SCIENCE FOUR YEARS OF ACTIVE AND
EXPERIMENTAL WORK WILL BE OF MUCH GREATER
VALUE THAN AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF TIME SPENT IN
OBTAINING A COLLEGE EDUCATION -.
mean however, depecate the value of college eu
Of the professions, such law the ministry medicine literature
SCIENTIST YEARS ACADEMIC WORK SEEMS
A WASTE TIME in SPITE OF THE FACT THAT COL
LEeE MINDS BETTER TRAINED AND THEREFORE At
TAIN FURTHER LEARNING MORE EASILY. '..5
What country needs the practical skilled engineer who
capable of doing anything In three four hundred years. when
country settled commercas diminished there will be
time for the literary men AT PRESENT WE WANT ENGI-
NEERs INDUSTRIAL MEN, GOOD BUS1NEssLIKE MAN
AYERS AND RAILROAD MEN In fact, there field for fine
men everywhere. - - =: .::': 49,,
( ACADEMIC LEARNING OLD AND DOES NOT
KEEP PROGRESS WITH Tunes IT DOES NOT TEACH MAN
70 THINK PRAeTIcAiLY.47 -
deeper than Latin Greek It easy for lawyer to
get along with small ability but engineer found out less
than weeks and unless he has learned to THINK FOR HIM
SELF and understands his work he cannot succeed.
SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION VALUABLE NOT ALONE TO AN
ENGINEER, BUT TO BUSINESS MAN., FOR IT TEACHES
PRACTICAL LESSONS THE OTHER HAND LATIN AND GREEK
ARE VALUE TO THE PRACTICAL BUSINESS OR INDUS.
TRIAL MAN. .",s. 49,. 49,. Sax
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-03
= f1.l-' * fNEW17N 49, 1FIsN4s g J1-I - z
Refused TO Accompany Her.

\ "A noted German lyric soprano, who
may as well be nameless here, as she
Ii no longer before the public, devel-
opkd in her later yearssa habit OF sing,
Inn ont of tune. One night at 9 small
company, being asked to sing, she
promptly consented, and her hostess
then went to otto Lessnaann, the Ger
man critic, who was present. and said:
1; ..Herr Lessmann, win youf accom-.
pa1ly Madam Blank 2 n. pr !. ~, :,
with pleasure. Where. u she go
.ingf' sE: 8 . s:siS 81 ~ { - -.
n why, to sing. n Il ss. s..s5 ~, =, ,
mo, partlcn me, not thefes"-New
YORK TfibHne.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-03
Al Easy Rsnssay

He Your milliner's bill cost me
last year al much 40 the salary Of my
two bookkeepers. That e more than
Il can AFFORD She Well, discharge one
OF them. g1iegende Blattef.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-03

WHIST the eye sess not ths heart tus'
not. Campiou. :t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-03
Public Officials Selected : .
Today With the Peoples "
....s:. ...... .....:.. Interests In View.

it s2zr Ill BY snsor BEvERDcE ::
belong the people, not the people to parties
belong party only because he believes that
its deeds purposes and tendencies best for the nation
Is So We sec that BROADEST PATRIOTISM is WIsEST
PARTIsANsHIP r>*sz ad.= ra14sssr ?>H+,r
WHERE 4 DEoENERATEs INTO "a MERE <oRoANlzA-
1,oN TRYING VOTERS TooErfsk nor ron Ti4E VII
rARE 81 THE NATION MERE PAHrlsAN SUCCESS AND
1HE PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT! PARTICULAR MEN. 1T 81.
COMES uNv,oRTHy or SUPPORT On REsPEcT OF THE
THINKING ciTlzEN sh5*8 ss5. M s2 4s Il 1S.s l,5:
More ana more about the FITNESS
OF THE MAN and and less about what label he
And in this the citizen right like these ss .
#zSS= pusLic OFFICE EXISTS TO TaAnsAcT THE
!
i-a sUsNEss or THE PEOPLE; AND THE PEOPLE
#sH# WANT THE Seat THEY CAN FIND TO
@t ESs THE BusNEss:S a %2.s@ faf2a stse
IN NsMa.a ftsH CANDIDATES. ARE NOW AS 5IMPOR-
4 II1s b. TANT AS PLATFORMS No party can hold is
voters any possible way except ~ the appeal q
vital issues d 81 the ExcELIENCE II OF Can
DIDATEs. The whip Of an organization can no
longer drive citizens into line sz sz sss B.
ceny1sss. y That part the spoils system which still
mains and ii The rpenes
Give ay to simpler and ulster will BETTER SERVE
THE PEOPLE Appointment offices will BE made from the
viewpoint public No machine will Be built tolerated
4 puslc MANS FIRST DUTY THE PEoPLE AND WIEN
II PATRONAGE PAY PERsoNAL POLITICAL oslloA.
YoMs APPOINTING UNFIT MEN HES sETAAys ne Trust
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

The ladies' OF the Bridge Whist Club
ana Mesdames r. n Linzee. Robert
Kay and John Gribi, who acted ss sub.
stitutes. enjoyed one Of ne most pleas.
ant OF club meetings last Saturday AZ
me home Of Mrs Reford Bond. The
ladies' played on sides. according to the
eluo custom, and at the end Of the att
ernoon the north and south can.
tained BY Mrs J. s. Blaelmon. was
ahead. An elaborate luncheon was
served at The tables when the cards
we're taken up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06
Real Estate Bargains

Cant list all Of them; here is just
few.
Nice new Groom cottage. corner lot,
On Seventeenth street Sparks addf
ton, 1850.
Fiveroom house, new. pretty place,
Sixteenth street, Sparks addition. lot
50zi4o, si.400.
sixfoon house, lot 75x1e5 on Da-
kola avenue. close IN. A bargain At
$3.50 $500 cash, balance easy terms.
Better get This
A heautlfu1 homo on Choctaw. vert
Of Eighth street A snap. $3.50.
Plenty of other bargains. List your
property with u.s.
THE CLOSE INVESTMENT co.
Phone sss. tfSH ~ Third ST.
z-f1 mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

The senorita Club win meet with
Mrs. R. ~ Cochran Tuesday FEB. 3.
al 3 D. N. All members are urged
to be- preseng
sasaassa8
The ladies' Of sorosis win entertain
their husbands next Tuesday evening
az HllIcrest, the beautiful country
home Of ar and AIrs. q d. Chastaiu.
sssssssss
The Grand Chapter o. r. 8. VII
meet At MeAlsster on Feb. . and from
there VIII adjourn to Guthrie where
a joint meeting OF the Grand Chapters
Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory VIII
be held for he purpose OF consolidat-
ing. AIRS. + E PRESLEY. worthy ma
iron Of the local chapter, viii attend
the meeting.
sstssssss
The losers ia the last series q
games in the Bridge Whist Club vii
entertain The winners at O'Clock
luncheon At the home of Mrs J. b.
SPARKS. Tuesday Feb O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06
An IMPORTANT NOTICE

Attention Is hereby directed to ordI
nance No s43 published elsewhere ia
this issue, wherein the material for
street connections with the water.
works mains Is changed from gal
vanized iron TO lead.
This action was taken m order to
eliminate As FAR as possible the cut
ting Of holes and trenches in the new
paving. on account Of leaks. as lead
pipes VIII last As long a. the mains
while the service of galvanized Iron is
limited 70 few years.
An connections up "a this time have
been made Of galvanized iron. and all
persons owning property on streets to
Be covered vita paving, and are served
with q galvanized iron connection, are
hereby advised that the same should
be changed 70 lead, az the cost Of re-
pairing one leak after the paving Is
laid viii be many times the cost Of
The change. not mentioning the hole IN
the paving.
IN cases where the galvanized pipe
is left under The paving and a leak
occurs, notice is hereby given that
such leak vii be repaired by this de-
partment and the cost Of same Will be
charged 70 the owner Of the property.
Property owners on choctaw avenue
wishing wafer connections IN advance
Of the paving should get their appEIca.
lions IN at once as the construction Of
the paving viii begin in a few days on
this street.
Fl. A. Peyton,
2-5-3t quberfnfondonf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06
(First Published jan 20. 1907
NOTICE or SALE or REAL IS
TATE 81 GUARDIAN.

In the Matter Of ne Guardianahip
Of Steve Sampson. Oscar Sampson.
Arlene sampson. Spence Sampson.
Artis Sampson. and Genie Sampson.
Minors Joe r Robson. Guardian.
Notice is hereby given IN Dursuancs
Of an order OF the county court OF lhs
county OF Carter. state of 0kIahoma,
made on the 25th dag e January, 1898
the undersigned guardian of the estate
q Steve Sampson, Oscar Sampson,
Arlome Sampson. Spence sampson.
Artis Sampson, and Genie Sampson.
minors viii sell at private sale to the
highest bidder. subieet to sonfirma-
ion 81 aaid court On Tuesday. the
9Th day Of January. 1908. At ten o'clock
a. n. at Ardmore. Oklahoma. al the
right title and interest Of said Steve
Sampson, Oscar Sampson Arlome
Sampson, Spence Sampson. Artis
Sampson. and Ceaia sampson.
minors. in and 70 the following DE-
seribed real estate situated IN Grady
county. Okl1Iah0ma. to-xit.
Lots . and 4 of section IS. and EL
Of swA OF section Is. township s
south. range east. Ths E1s Of NEN
Of NWA sla Of MI of NEA section
IS township north. range vest.
Also the following described real
estate situate in Carter county, Okla
homa. to-Wit:
The Nw1s Of NEA NwE OF
NEA Of NWh Els Of NEA Of NWK.
section q. township south. range
east. NWA Of SEA- Of NEA OF sec
ion ;. township south. range east
The NEA o. NwA or SEA 6f section
, township south. range 2 east SEN
q WV. section 2. township south.
,ange east The 81 0f NJ OF NEN
E5a Of swh Of NEz OF section 4.
south. range ] east.
Said real estate VIII be sold Ga the
'oliowing terms and conditions. to-wit
lash on delivery Of deed.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
y IN writing and must Be filed In the
'ounty court or delivered to the un.
lersigned at the office Of Caben 1
Bass, Ardmore, Oklahoma. on or be-
ore ten o'clock 3. m, Tuesday. the
n day OF February. 1909: bids for
separate parcels or subdivisions or all
i said land win be received.
Dated the 27ih day Of January. 1909.
80 sats Joe F. Robson
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06
SOCIETY
rEEEpEoN i. AIS


sorosis Study Club.
The sorosls study Club held an an.
usually Interesting meeting Wednes.
day afternoon with Mrs. W. "a Gilhey
the lesson on Venice III Song and
Story being veil led By Mis b &
Emerson The study Of Venice was
taken Bp preparatory 20 the study Of
Othello Among The best numbers on
the afternoons program vas a paper
prepared BY Nrs. Emerson on The
Growth Of the Mind and Art OF Shake
speare Some beautiful Venetian mu.
SIC was rendered By Mrs Kendall Cal.
laway and Mrs. , c. Terrell. and an in.
s,rumeulal THO By the three children
o. the hostess was much enjoyed
A business Meeting was held IN ad.
dliiou 70 he study session. a. which
he ladies decided to afertaiu their
husbands AZ The home 81 Mrs. J. D.
chastsin next Tuesday evening Alrs.
silkey surprised her guests By serv-
log a dainty and appetizing luncheon
sitter the business session
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06
YoU b. rHEN you YOU ooNr,

" w fFf1N YOU YOU DON'T
Sometimes yon sttempt Your own
snampooins When you do, you wish
you nadn and you don't try It any
more Again you'd ike that feeling
~ satisfaction That your nails look
soF5 and healthy. you long for that
beeufxr complexion ana you see occa
sionaly pretty fluffy hair, just the
style, wniie yoxrs won't be flxed that
~ay rrg me en1e, Apartments
~ ny home are fitted op most
conveniently for apto.dale sbsmpoo.
ns' manicoring and messages Ny
methods are those used 1y tbe famous
Madam Yinson ASK your neishbor
she can i4g gou o. s,1a. ~ ladies'
y Ii not 10 without hese scalp
treatments and messages
ring ne hp for further information
phone ssA Mrs DoiIie ishler
24sf SIS South Sixth st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

-" -"
hrs. M b Houston entertained 4
merry party OF little FOLKS SATURDAY.
afternoon IN honor Of the eighth birth.
day anniversary of her pretty little
daushier Miss neatfiee The Hous.
ion home al 1899 Minnesota avenue
presented happy scene from the
hours OF 20 O'Clock. and rang With
laughter as the children played ,helr
favoriie games. Al 4 O'Clock luncheon
was served at an stlracilyely decor.
aied table A large birthday cake
bearing eight lighted candles wes the
cenierDiece and The good things en-.
ioyed by me children we're many A
fancy box o. candles WIS given each
child as a favor
Those present we're. Marion Foster
Fay corbin Frances Hlllman. Dixie
Shannon Charles Hin Johns. Virginia
aud Paul Thompson. Marie Potis Ma.
re Gardner slppy Bryant. Linwood
Barr Madonna Wantiand. Franklin
Ruff and Beatrice Houston.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

Do you wish to buy beautiful
home, architect design perfect, modern
in every respect; barn. veil. cistern.
fine lawn, shade trees. variety fruit
trees, good vineyard: lot 75x1e5, 10
Gated op Minnesota avenue, three
blocks from west school building. No
better location in chickasha. II you
want something strictly first class,
home Of which you would Be proud.
where property is advancing rapidly In
value, see MS at once. Jenkins & Ma
jor. phone ESQ. AIT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

rbe LADIES' Auxiliary Of the Broth
,ood 81 Locomotive Engineers and
Firsnen witt give social dance Mon.
aas evening Feb "a. 1909. u the a. o.
t w han 4 good time is assured sll
~ . attend Tickets 5ne dollar. Grand
....,n i o'clock sss0td
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

~NN"t"'N"a Hffrits
The C. + 8. G. VIII meet mex,
Wednesday with Nls. G. n. rhrannn.
Mrs e rlsnor snl lead the lesson on
the political and social history Of Ger.
many The questions on The lesson be.
ing as follows
When did Germany secure her
uniiy7
9 Describe The political confusion
which existed under The Holy Roman
Empire
3 What social conditions existed
Germany
A. o. what importance is German
literature Of the Eighteenth century
3 Name some ~riters or that
period
8. What was the effect upon Ger
mans Of the disasters OF isO5.074
3 Show how the silesiau wars
OF Frederick the Great have had great
influence upon Germany and Austria
2 Compare Piussisn and Austria IN
1860 as TO their fitness to unite Ger
many
= What one man exerfed the great
est Influence IN shaping The affairs Of
Germany
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

At once, our business lot corner Third
and choctaw, and one residence lot
corner Sixteenth and Dalsota This
property win double IN The next ~
months c.P. HoIIingsworth { 60
2.4-ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

Sc and Mrs E n Linzee made last
Tuesday evening a delightful one for
the members OF me Idle Hour Club.
who we're their rnests. Whist was
played at four tables and the lady
and gentleman scoring highest we're
Mrs. Yohe and Mr Ed r Johns Mrs
fohe was presented with a hals dozen
pretty punch cups aud Mr Johns re-.
eeived leather bin book An elegant
supper was served after the cards the
menu consisting or mail on toast and
he accompanying delicacies
euesis other than members were.
Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson. Mr. and
AIRS Henry obersteln Mrs Yohe and
Mrs McNulty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

a beautiful 5-room bungalow, new.
well located on West Hill. This 4 Of.
fered On good terms for less than cost
as y was necessary for owner to move
away. Jenkins Z Major. phone $50.
-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

The boss says "show ne ehat you
drink and rll show you what you arsp
Lots Of psople drink our coffee whom
they want to drink something real
GOOD. YOU car start the day with
our coffee and feel 50 good and strono
you won't care for any brscsf until TO-
morrow morning when you get our
GOOD coffee s9ain eolly, think .
cup Of our ss-cent coffee, piping hot,
with dash o. real cream Or csrnatlon
5fsnd Is about the smoothest and most
svory dope fellow can get outside o.
Ws are surely headquarters for the
iirndandy coffee Yes, and you should
Try some Of our "AH crsde canned
goods.
\, ". MCCAIN, Grocer.
phons AZ Sixth and chIekasha,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06

WNt1t stNos
Mrs p G. Spinning was hostess to
the Whist Club Tuesday afternoon. aud
BY her gracious and hospiyabIe manner
proved herself charming entertainer.
Cards we're played at four tables and
the honofs Of the afternoon we're car.
ried OF BY Mrs. J. r. Griffin. who
scored highest and Mrs Harry Iud-
low. winning second Both ladies' we're
presented with beautiful forks Deli
cious refreshments were served after
he last game
Mrs. , r. Olive and Mrs Schwartz
we're guests besides club members
The Whist Club win be entertained
on Friday afternoon Of next week bv
Mrs a. Fl. Davidson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-06
Elks viii Honor
New Members
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SOCIETY NOTES 3
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Hiss Dottie Hardin viii entertain
the 500 club On Thursday evening
of mex. week
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The Young Ladies' Guild of the Pres
byterian church IL making elaborate
preparations for a valentine party
which they will give Friday. FEB. u,
Il the home Of Nrs. Charles Rose.
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Nr and Mrs John Crib entertained
Miss Dottie 5ordin and Mr.. Joe
Baum very charmingIy II cards Tnes-
day evening, serving a quan luncheon
At iafe bour.
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The Tralnmen's Auxiliary viii have
charge Of the Majestic Theater on
Wednesday afternoon and evening Of
next week iDstead 81 this week as was
first arranged
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Ella Morris Chapter No. 30. D. z. q.
wiIl have regular meeting on Fri.
day evening, Feb. 70, at 2 o'clock.