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Evening journal., 1910-08-02

Boston Traveller.
Just after the Wlosing of the the
aters-and the barrooms-a night or
two ago, a closed car marked Nor
folk street" left the Dudley street
transfer station. It was crowded to
the doors. About half way down the
car was seated an amiable man Of
middle age with a tremendous burden
OF intoxicants. who restrained him.
self from sleep with difficulty.
The car was bowling along tho
other side of Grove Hill, still we'll
filled, when the drunk gently pulled
the coat Of a young man in front os
bin. Where are we?" he asked, with
some difficulty.
Columbia road" replied the young
man.
"All right. I've gone by" said the
older one settling himself content
eddy"
Gone by your street? Then yon
want to get off, don't your"
The drunk smiled sweetly. "In all
thus crowd he said. Not'n your life.
I'm goin' { the end of the line. pay
mother fare, tell the conductor where
I live when it's quiet. an he'll see |
get home Alright. Don't you worry.
young Teller. Done it often"
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
CHICAGO HAS A
KISSING REVIVAL
Pastor Pooh POOh'S Scientists
and Says Oscillation
SOOtheS TemperS
SERMON PUTS END TO
MANY FAMILY JARS

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The champion
ing by a minister of the gospel OF
the ancient and popular pastime of
kissing, which of late years has fallen
prey to the attacks of scientists, may
cause a revival of that expression of
lovers which the germ theory has
been seeking to pelt into disrepute.
kissing has of late been maligned
with as much virulence as a politi-
clan or a baseball umpire, all because
il was accused of being the main
transportation line of the universe
for ill-favored germs of evil nature
and intent.
No sooner had the remarks of the
Rev. Elmer L. Williams, pastor of the
Grace Methodist Church, spoken at
the Desplaines campmeeting, spread
through Chicago than the kissing re-
vival began in earnest.
Scientifically inclined lovers. who
had been desperately in love with
each other for years. but had refrain
ed from osculating pleasures because
of the germ theory, threw discretion
to the winds, on Sunday, and made up
for lost time, although the weather
was hot.
Sting Taken Out Of Life.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams said in his
plea for the kiss that it takes the
sting out of life. Life in Chicago was
almost without a sting, on Sunday.
There may have been an enormous
revival of germ traffic during the
day, but no increase in popular all
ments has yet been recorded.
The words of the pastor at the Des-
PLANES campmeeting caused a mill
tant revival of kissing, on Sunday,
such as has not been seen in Chicago
for years. To assert their devotion
to kissing lovers greeted each other
with salutation on the lips in the
open, caring nothing who saw them.
Gray haired old men, who had delved
! deep in book lore and had fore-sworn
OSCILLATION for hygienic reasons, kiss
ed their progeny. Little boys and
girls, who had been taught the gos-
pei of prophylactics with their alpha
bet risked slipper sentences of the
paternal court by kissing their play
mates and sweethearts.
Show Adeptness.
Lovers, old and young, posed in
Lincoln Park for the picture man
while admiring armies of pro-oscula-
tors applauded. The antikissers form
an unpopular minority in Chicago.
According TO students of the ART
of kissing, there are several hundred
varieties of oscillation. Several kinds
of kisses have been shown on the
stage, such as the Olga Nethersole
soud kiss, which has broken into
print often.
Then there is the strangle-holc
kiss, popular among people with
strong lungs, who like TO test how
long they can enjoy life without
breathing.
Then there Is the "yum-yum" kiss
and the old-fashioned smack, which
is now somewhat out of date, bu
which may come back.
Panacea for All Ills.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams believe:
that kissing renaissance would dea.
hard blow at divorces and affec
the hotel and boarding house trade il
Reno. New. Instead of fostering ant
spreading homely bacteria, he con
tends that kissing will soothe TEN
pers, make the young happy, the ole
young, improve cooking, destroy do
nestle troubles and become a pana
cea for all ills in the American home
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
-4.a:.s.PORIING WOLVES
LATEST INDUSTRY
Dead Animals From Wisconsin
Taken to Michigan for
Bounty

Michigan paid out in bounties to
hunters and trappers during the year
ended Juie /, 1903, $500 for dead
wolves. During the last six months a
total Of s2S25 has been paid out for
the same purpose.
Is it cheaper for a State to pay a
bounty Of $25 per wolf, as is now be-
ing done. or will IL be cheaper to
nay an expert trapper or hunter a
salary to rid the Upper Peninsula of
the pests? Is the question which
o. the Biological Survey at Washington
.fhis seeking to answer by sending into
the Upper Peninsula an expert trap
per to determine what is the best and
cheapest way.
In addition TO the s25 bounty paid
by the State. some Upper Peninsula
counties pay an additional amount
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
Always on the Right Side.
inneapOlis Journal

Lord Northcliffe. who began life as
a poor reporter, now owns the Lon
don Times. the Daily Mail. the Daily
Mirror, the Evening News and a score
or two Of British weeklies and maya
zines.
Lord Northchffe. on his last visit
TO New York, was reproached be-
cause two of his newspapers advocat-
ed Numerically opposite views.
But the Young millionaire journalist
was quite lv with his refense.
Are tho he said. two sides
right ong. to every cues
ton? Well. how. without two papers,
can / always be right?"
A recently patented door closer is
made adjustable. so that Il will close
a door completely OF return it to any
desired open angle.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
DECLARE PILOTS
VIOLATED RULES

Delaware river pilots we're given
Jolt Yesterday when George F. Sproule
secretary Of the Commissioners of
Navigation, called the attention of the
commission TO the frequent violations
OF the anchorage rules by pilots.
In the letter he cited two recent
cases where vessels were anchored
outside the limits. obstructing com
merce. and had TO be towed back. In
both cases the vessels were in
charge Of pilots. He recommended
that a fine be fixed for pilots who
violate the harbor regulations. The
matter was referred TO the Committee
on Navigation and Pilots.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
niagara Falls Vacation Tours Via
Baltimore and Ohio r., R., Aug, Z.

Only Sl0.25 round-trip from Will
for special train leaving at
1920 a. m. Tickets good returning Is
days, including date OF sale. Similar
tours August 10th. September I'd, 18th
and Both. Coaches and parlor cars.
Secure details from city ticket agents
City Ticket office, s14 Market street OF
Delaware avenue stations
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
Pepnsy Orders a Dividend.

The quarterly dividend of 1 IL per
cent was declared to-day by the di-
rectors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. following a meeting at
Broad Street Station.
Il is payable on August 81 to stock
holders Of record August 5 and is on
the basis Of 6 per cent a year.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
Al Seams Allowed.

There can never be enough Of variety
IN these Russian suits. and the one here
is pretty model. simple in construction
and becoming when worn. The blouse
closes at the right side OF the front. and
may be made with high neck and rolling
collar, or with a sailor collar. and a re-
movable shield. as Illustrated. The
knickerbockers are very full and are
gathered about the knees by an elastic
run through the narrow hem. The model
Is adaptable to all materials and is par
ticularly suitable for mohair or serge.
The pattern Is IN four sizes-2 10 years.
For boy OF years the suit requires 81
yards OF material q inches wide. or ~
yards 80 inches wide. or IA yards "a
inches wide; with "a yards OF braid to
trim.
Price OF Pattern. 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
Sl.OO to Baltimore and Return, Sun.
day, August Z

Special train will leave Wilmington.
Delaware Avenue Station, at $40 a.
M; Newark, at $50 a. m. Returning,
leave Baltimore, Camden Station. at
$50 p. m; Mt. Royal, at e.35 p. M.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02

AS a space saver for small houses a
Kansas man has invented folding
stairs, operated on the lazy tongs
principle by a handwheel and gear
inc
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
FINANCIAL.

n. w. Ger. sth and Market SIS
Capital and Surplus. $1,000, 900
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
Household Accounts

The unexcelled banking
facilities of this Company
enable 1t to handle PRIVATE
and FAMILY accounts to the
same advantage that 1t does
the accounts of some of the
largest Commercial enter
prises in the city. YOUR
account solicited.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02

To obtain this pattern or any of
the others heretofore described In
THE JOURNAL mi out the follow
cents in an envelope addressed t 10 the ~
Fashion Editor, THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Fourth and Shipley SITS.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02
Wilmington, Delawaro.
To the Fashion Editor.

Wilmington, Delaware.
To the Fashion Editor.
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Wilmington. Del
Inelosed md 10 cents. fer which
send me
Pattern No. .........
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Evening journal., 1910-08-02
ETyC I g i.I52:ETEz
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
OHIO ROWLAND, President.
z. BRINGHURST, Jr., ce-President
J. T. PENNYPACKER,
Secretary and Trust officer
RICHARD REESE, Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02

Chocolate Sauce is a very popular
accompaniment for any vanilla cream.
Melt slowly one square of unsweet-
ened chocolate, add one tablespoon
ful OF butter, one clupful of sugar
and one-third cupful Of boiling wa
ter. Bring TO the boiling point and
let boil Is minutes. Cool slightly and
add one-half teaspoonful Of vanilla.
Evening journal., 1910-08-02

Chocolate -Cream-Follow the
recipe for plain vanilla ice-cream, US
ing one and one-fourth cupfuls of
sugar in place Of one cupful Melt
three squares of unsweetened choco-
late by placing in a small saucepan
set in a larger saucepan Of boiling
water. Pour hot custard slowly onto
chocolate; then cool before adding
cream and vanilla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
WILLIAMS
APPOINTED
LchiSh Man Gets Place
on the Capital Com
mission

Oklahoma city. Aug. SO.-The resig-
nation Of Judge J. B. A. Robertson, Of
Chandler, as a member Of the state
capitol commission, was accepted by
Governor Haskell Monday morning,
and Boone Williams Of Lehigh was ap-
pointed as bis successor.
Three reasons are given why Judge
Robertson resigned. The first one is
that he wanted to be chairman Of the
commission, while others say that he
did not like to be dictated to by
Governor Haskell, but those most
thoroughly familiar with the circum-
stances say Judge Robertson is attor-
ney for large irrigation company in
Lincoln county, and the company re-
fused to employ him longer should be
be member Of the state capitol COM
mission The attorneyship for the ir-
rigation company pays him a larger
salary than the capitol commissioner
snip.
Governor Haskell says he had moth
ing to do with the organization of the
commission, that he simply appointed
ii and let the members form their own
organization. The other two commits
sioners, Tate Brady and DR.. Leo Ben
nett confirm Governor Haskell's state
ment
An informal meeting was held by tho
commissioners with Governor Haskell
Monday. Arrangements were made for
carrying on the capitol work, and 9th
er matters pertaining to the actual
construction discussed.
Mr.. williams will be chosen treas
urer Of the commission, with Tate
BrSdy of Tulsa chairman and Dr. Leo
Bennett Of Muskogee secretary.
The commission has opened tempo
rary quarters 10 the old High school
building, but win move soon down In
the business district Of the CITY,
The remainder Of the week will be
devoted to fitting up quarters. selecting
help and laying out the work. Selling
Of lots will be the first big step taken
by the commissioners.
George E. Kestler of Kansas City, a
Landscape gardener, will arrive about
the middle OF the week and assist the
commissioners in making plans beauti-
flying the site. An engineer also will
be employed soon to plat the grounds
into city lots.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
PREPARE
EXHIBITS

Secretary Kirkpatrick has an idea
that the articles manufactured IN
chickasha as well as the agricultural
products Of Grady county should be ex-
hibited at the state fair in Oklahoma
city
Mr.. Kirkpatrick has written to Sc
cure more space than was originally
allotted to this county in order to ac-
commodate the enlarged exhibit. He
finds that chickasha manufacturers
are ready TO cooperate IN placing their
products before the state
The executive committee or the
Farmers institute Is sending out pre-
MUM lists for the exhibit Of farm
products which will be held here Sept.
1924 They hope the farmers will re-
spond to the call and bring their best
products. The county exhibits will be
transferred to the state fair, 50 that
exhibitors will have chance to get
both county and state premiums.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
ROOSEVELT
AT PUEBLO

Special BY United Press.
Pueblo, Col, Aug. 3O.-The constitu-
tion makers Of Arizona and New Mex
leo and, inferentialIy the chauffeur Of
the Taft political machine, were iolted
by Roosevelt here today.
The colonel declared against the
Hitchcock plan Of building an iron
bound, practically unamendable consti-
tuition, in new states. He said; MY
friends here have requested me to ad-
wise regarding the Arizona constitu-
tion. would advise them TO leave
the constitution easy OF amendment at
any time the people feel amendment
necessary. Experience shows that
corporation attorneys put into consti-
tutions matters not generally under
stood.
Roosevelt lauded ths2orestry bureau
in It's efforts to combat recent fires.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
ANOTHER
FACTORY
ON TAP

I'VE must wind MP the LOT sale by
Thursday night said Secretary Kirk
patrick this morning. III we succeed
in doing this We shall sign Up con,
tract AZ once with the new factory peo.
pie and work on the plant win be
started within ten days
Up today about 775 lots had been
sold and It win be necessary to sell 4
more before Thursday night Tie
committees sold % lots yesterday and
are still active.
Secretary Kirkpatrick now has an
other factory in tow which the Cham.
Der Of Commerce hopes to locate The
promoters viii be here tomorrow to
investigate the situation and win prob.
ably submit a proposition. Mr.. KIRK.
patrick did not think best to give any
publicity to the details.
The boosters are going to make 4
heroic effort to wind up the sale os lots
in Industrial addition during the next
two days and they appeal to every citi.
zen to help them In this great forward
movement
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
BUSY DAY In
POLICE COURT

J. H. Bagley, arrested on a charge Of
vagrancy. was fined IS.
Henry Garner was soaked $S for
whipping John Stewart SO badly that
John, who is also under arrest, was
unable to be present to get his.
John Smith Ed Johnson, Jim Long,
Sam Clay, Jack Johnson and Pete
Glenn, all fictitious names, were fined
$1S respectively on charge Of gambl-
ing.
Elmer Smith and Frank Williams
We're fined So for each for lettering
about a gaming Joint
John Al1eer was assessed $S on a
charge Of yagrancy and has joined The
weed gang.
Winnie Jones and Cally Johnson.
both coIored, were fined sl1 each tor
immoral conduct.
Pearl Foster was charged with the
larceny Of 81 and pleading not guilty
the case was continued.
The Oklahoma City authorities have
wired the local police that they were
unable TO make case against TPaIe-
face" Foster and his wife IN which the
latter is charged with the alleged lar
ceny OF a $1,000 diamond ring, and
they were released.
Sam BerryhilI was arrested this
morning by officer Lovejoy on the
charge Of assault and disturbing the
peace and upon erraignment before
Judge Grigsby pleaded not guilty and
demanded trial which was set for
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
BIG CROWD ATTENDS
PYTHIAN DEDICATION

Over 500 Of Chickashas best people,
members or the Knights Of Pythias and
other orders, together with many out
of-town visitors. attended the dedicar
tory exercises Of the View Pythian
home last evening
The program was an interesting and
impressive one and the social festivi-
ties following, including a sumptu0ls
banquet, lasted till at late hour.
r. N. Evans, chancellor commander
OF the local lodge, who was master of
ceremonies, called the assemblage to
order about $3.50 and after selection
BY an orchestra Rev. NJ. L. Butler
offered an Invocation.
Grand Chancellor Il. L. Jordan N
Wynnewood was the first speaker. He
praised the local lodge for their enter
prise In securing their new home and
advocated activity in pushing the
cause OF Pythianism throughout the
state. Senator Henry Johnson past
grand chancellor, also delivered an
eloquent Actress and other speakers
were S, r. Ausricht and Mr.. Gilmore OF
Oklahoma City.
Mrs Ida M. Sheeler, grand chief u
the Pythian Sisters, also made very
felicitous address.
Mrs. o. B. Morgan gave delightful
reading which held the closest atten.
ton OF the audience and Mrs. Thos. r.
Trawick sang "Oh Promise Me-" cap
tivating all with her sweet voice. The
orchestra furnished music throughout
the evening.
The local lodge now has about S5
candidates to initiate and was never
before In such prosperous condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
PROBING
PERJURY
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press
Chicago, Aug so-A special grand
jury assembled today to investigate the
charges that witnesses in the trial Of
Lee O'Neill Browne perjured them
selves.
The first witness was Patrick Kin
ley. city detective, formerly assigned
to States Attorney weyman's office,
who testified that he was ordered to
take out witnesses and get them
drunk, so they would talk.
Alleged jury tampering will also be
investigated through jurors admitting
that attempts were made to sound
their views at the Browne trial.
Pullman company officials who re-
fused to show car passes given to legis.
lators today submitted the information
to Weyman. Additional certification
shows that the legislators accepted
passes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30

MYSTERY

Special by United Press.
New York, Aug. S0.-Tossing on q
hospital cot, her identity unknown
with policeman waiting near to ar
rest her as soon as she can be moved
a young woman today is the subject Of
a battling mystery, following her at
tempt at suicide in the Hotel Astor
She was garbed in expensive and
fashionable clothing when late last
night she entered the hotel women's
retiring room and drew a revolver
shooting herself in the breast. the bull
let being deflected from heart to rib
Il did It myself and now / want to
die" she gasped to the hotel attend
ants.
There We're no cards or other marks
OF Identification. Notes addressed "To
Mother ITO Sister, ITO PIanche" tell
the self-destruction plans The woman
is about twenty-five, blonde and re-
fined.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
"A YEARS WORK OF
PASTOR JOHNSON

AZ the Christian church Sunday Rev
Andrew z. Johnson, the pastor, made
a report Of bis first years work in
chickasha, which has just closed
The report showed that during the
year Mr. Johnson preached 9f regular
sermons and delivered SO other adj
dresses and lectures. During the en-
tire year he was absent from his pull
pit only two half-sundays. The total
Of additions to the church dur
Ing the year was 121 and this without
any special revival meetings
In addition to his regular pulpit
work Mr.. Johnson conducted 20 flI-
nerals and reformed 26 marriage cere-
monies.
Besides looking after the spiritual
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30

progress Of the church the pastor also
found time to devote to the business
affairs Of the organization and at his
suggestion a financial system was in
troduced which has put the church in
the best possible condition. After all
obligations are paid each month there
its a surplus OF from 5000 to $500 in the
treasury.
A man 81 marked powers as an ora
tor, Mr.. Johnson has responded to nu-
merous calls for lectures in other cities
and has fiattering offers from the ly-
ceum bureaus to devote his time to
the lecture platform. His career is a
minister has been attended with re-
markable success in chickasha and
elsewhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30

ANSWERS

Special by United Press
Mccook. Neb.. Aug. SO-The insur-
gent achievements made posssSie Pres
ident Taft's campaign letter addressed
70 Congressman Mckinley, according
y Congressman George w. Norris,
leader o. the Nebraska insurgents, who
said today
The presidents statement Is an
able document. It should be remem-
bered, however, that to the despised
insurgents IS due the credit for the
progressive legislation Of the last con-
gress, also that the cannon-Aidrich
machine is secretly plotting to defeat
The men who made It possible for most
Of the presidents claim"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30

reported to general meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce and citizens
and from the thirty-two names sixteen
be chosen and recommended to ward
meetings at which four candidates
shall be named in each ward.
According to the plans thus suggest
ed the entire proceedings up to the
ward meetings would be in the nature
OF recommendations, the object being
to give all citizens an equal voice IN
selecting the men best qualified TO
write the charter. If the suggestions
are carried out It win make four cam
didates in each ward, two Of whom will
be successful
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
SUGGEST PLANS TO
MAKE NOMINATIONS

TakhSs cognizance Of the confusion
existing In the public mind relative to
the nomination Of candidates for the
board OF freeholders to be chosen Sep
tember Is, the executive committee Of
the Commission League met this morn
ing and after considerable discussion
made the following recommendations;
l. That the Chamber OF Commerce
appoint committee Of two in each
ward whose duty 1t shall be to confer
with the people and select eight men
IN each ward who are available as can
didates.
2. That the names thus selected be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
BISHOP and MILLER
Are ELECTED AGAIN

AT a meeting Of the democratic pre-
cinct committeeman Of Grady county,
held at the City han this afternoon, ].
F. Bishop was unanimously reelected
county chairman and Henry j. Miller,
secretary, was reelected in the same
manner.
Complete harmony pervaded the
meeting at every stage Of the proceed
ines, little or no difference Of opinion
arising on any important issue.
Frank Ikard put Alr. Bishop before
the mousse for chairman and there being
no other nominations Col Ike Cloud
put the motion which carried without
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-30
TWO MORE DAYS TO
COMPLETE LOT SALE
NEAR COLLISION
ON ROCK ISLAND

Passengers on the Rock Island mo-
Tor car arriving from the south this
morning had bad scare when few
miles south Of town they saw smoke
nom the locomotive Of freight train
looming up in front Of them. The car
was Immediately stopped and the pas.
sengers climbed out, expecting to see
the freight train make mince meat
out Of the motor car, but fortunately
the train was stopped in time to avoid
collision. Il was said that the freight
and motor car were due to pass at
Ninnekah but in some way the orders
became confused.