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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-29

49, Observation-Disclosures RQQM--
oped from early ages. when caves.
rocks and later mounds of earth and
wood furnished the dwelling place for
the family. Undeveloped were the in.
stincts which prompted primeval man
to seek a place of shelter for his own
little circle OF human beings. They
were, however, the beginning OF the
highest and strongest social institution
In the world, that of family life and
the private home. Now conditions
have changed, people have developed.
and the home must be something more
than a place of shelter. 1t Is still the
keystone of the nation, the place
where those qualities which make for
good citizenship are developed, and
therefore it is worthy of all the
thought, all the intelligent planning
and the noblest feelings that can be
reflect the character of the people who
inhabit 1t, and above all else it should
be of such a nature as to bring out
the best there is In each individual
beneath Its roof. And q home In the
true sense of the word can and does
do this.
Things Not to Do.
Some of the most glaring faults in
home furnishing are the commonest.
those committed thoughtlessly or per-
haps, to be more exact, those prompt
ed by the dictates of fashion. 1t Is SO
much easier very often to put into our
homes and on our persons, even
to put into u manner. those things
which fashion says are right rather
than to adopt those things which suit
our own individuality, environment
and needs.
Just because fashion states that a
certain kind of wall paper, a certain
color In carpets or certain styles In
furniture are the latest and new
est is no reason In the world why
they should be put into your homes
unless they will be suitable there. Yet
very many times the decree goes forth
and is followed blindly, with the re-
suit that beauty, harmony and repose
are qualities totally ignored in many
homes. Some n has said: ''The
world is full of beautiful things If n
has money to buy them. The world is
also full of ugly things-things false
in art. In truth and beauty. They r
things made to sell with only this idea
behind them" So do not be tempted
by the too common expression, ut is
the very latest STYLE" when buying
furnishings for your home or wearing
apparel for yourself unless the very
latest thing has beauty and suitable
ity to recommend 1t.
To have something like every n
else is also another fault made In
house furnishing. That is n reason
why so many country houses try to
reproduce on a cheaper scale the city
home and why there are SO many I'M
attractive homes In smaller towns and
country places. Ignorance Of OF in
difference to color and color harmony
is another cause for lack Of beauty in
furnishing.
Again, pictures. furniture, ornaments
and everything else are brought into
our home without a thought of arti-
cles already there. The new and the
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-29
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-29
LULLABY.

A NOISE like of a hidden brook
A In the leafy month of June
That to the sleeping woods all night
Singeth a quiet tune.
-Coleridge.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-29

BCACA ~ dSCh III d0oJos An0 II W
the plaster has been added a little
color, a hint of gray or deep cream, the
effect is satisfying for a long time.
Indeed, for almost any room in the
house, with the possible exception of
the reception room or parlor, this
rough surface simply tinted makes a
most desirable wall finish. The smooth
wall may be decorated in almost any
color with calcimine or muresco, Civ
ing a pleasing background for pictures.
Whatever the wall decoration, 1t
should be chosen with relation to the
lighting of the room; also to the fur
nishings.
If the floor covering has consldera-
BILE design and color, then the wall
should have but one tint, and If the
draperies are figured again be careful
to select a fiat color for the walls.
Among the chief objections to wall pa
per are the exaggerated designs and too
conspicuous colors, which are common
in most Of them. The size of the room
and the kind of floor covering should
largely determine whether the wall
should be decorated with a paper hav-
Ing a pattern or a plain design. 1t Is
SO much easier to err on the side of
too much design than too little that
unless you are sure OF your knowledge
of color combination 1t is generally
better to keep to plain effects.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-29
PROGRESS.

T ORD, grant us eyes to see
- Within the seed a tree,
Within the glowing egg a bird,
Within the shroud q butterfly.
Christina Rossetti.
The sun., 1910-07-10
COtCH FOR EMPIRE TRACK.
Morris u. Hswieu wm Run the NsEne,
for TrottIng Meet.

Morris = Hewlett IL going to put his coach
Magnet On the road betS~-n the Holla nd
HOUSE. Ftfth avenue and the ArroN Nhead
Inn a. Depot lane and Fort Wsshin zton
avenue 20 run dalv until the end of The
Grand CircJit 'to,ting meeting at Empire
track which opens on August -
During the meeting Mr. Howls,t Will run
from the Holland House To tho ClubhouSe
a. 'he track nv wAv 81 Central Park. River.
side drive the boulevard Lafayette. Van
Curtlandt Park and A1u~-tuct avenue The
dtstanre - about eighteen mite. and three
ThtnKa- of horses Will bs requrei The
coach will leaVe the holland HOUSE at ~
- 'Cio.s and reach the track IN time for
hn. heon ~ the clubhou-~ before the races
me return tNp will he begun Immediately
after the last race
Cherries Tappen. the man Nho Won the
huru blowing competition At the recent
IrfsTnattonal Horse show IN London Paul
\ Slrg has booked the coach for the open
Irg run to krnpire track
The sun., 1910-07-10
tn-xp,or-d caves of California.


In The Unity Of Tulu Lake. California
about forty extinct Nol' anoe- have been
iu.ri many already being 90 cred with
fhl,k vegetation. AVID beneath the beds Of
lava given pI by them IN the past numerous
tu'"re.tinR ClNern- nave r~' entity heen dts
,p' cred and explored un- - Said To he
.,sl feet Ions go feet Wid~ and - feet hish
Another has tseh rvpurf',I DO oN cred Nhi' h
I- flIIc- long " has ns,'r named the Nam
moth ave 81 'aiiGurnIa
ne rai Iy ",llof"l - 49, - contain
two stuFl~- 'te tsnt.~rt' lr~ - ins under
d~p-ndsd from the ceiling large ,ase-
have ,arious Origins Nauy ha,r once been
: ,lti ground covered nth heavy rlav Aud
htrr-toue ~. .. 40 lower ground ~ sashed
AVA pN underground NAtrr~ roof ahd
T'poI irIn ir't btheT caves aye ~" r~> N
~ ar ur other gass~ g~tttne into The Wo't~n
Z th-rIs.lN - into lava buHll"- lNaN M huI.
lows and .Rv~Tus Nhru ~" IstA has Cuol~d
amt hardened tu.i 10. at t4uhl", NAV ur
-s.ssn fu .tu "a u. Item ftT
The sun., 1910-07-10
AT rHE PaRKS i>D BEiCHES.
Vaudeville Bnls ~ brighton Teach Of
f-rirEs At the Amusement Resorts.

pa'-ons ~ IN, New Brighton Tha0t-r
n StF' '"n Peach THIS v,-rK Will $50
N.-'"- Ggh-l"l 4 Buster Brown and
-irtr" N.rro- fans Who viii GVI"Jr
a. "a ID e ht- own company 90 tn ono
I.r . rla'rI., Tommy Tuokof Orh"r
q. g "a. - tnos" pf the fLght C-,sh,
G.rI- wu, sung and dance, thhat 9Th Briu"
..r. ,tt.,'. Mag. vino viii cnatr,tUt"
a r.i'r. r,' ~ sis.gs 'h.' 'l.trb"s Ak"rg
i-..lj.r.n % Il.vrlr~'s jas " tonnellv and
81. -..,,.' Webb IA q '~i~s piano pl,vIug
s.ni sllying act. Bpthw"l BruWnc. tho
i"'r,I. .rnTrrsouat"r. IN" Pour Nusica,
!. i-.- l.yu IA and Lolsr. novelty jug
r'--. aud J"-Si. - ,l,-'rs. The girl on th"
vI-'
Ar'~l.'vr offerings .-ro announced for
IA. v""s ~ 49, brighton B'Lch MUSIC
h.u hH,lIur tlr list - features - a."
l.'r...... d ..uvty At n Tho " sllprf
Nu, . r' ui.-,r, TN -'ryc.S uf tw"Vty-
tplr .t,yr.a Rrlp Rhuvb" 'hn dainty
r'iuH. 81 .u.r"r-' nt'pr will H. heard m
l.HN -pHF- .ud chars 't"rI1,tinas aud
,uE.. H ..l '.HuI, Van gud 'htrh'-
t'N ... ..'' . .'undN Ha"t n Ntli"d
|.. %. ll.ud The \rruriA Quar-.
.., ..t i,ri. Iu .>l, Iitus .ua
..- rurf,u and Yates emit.
g.. ..t l'r Hr'ft"r- ,ud NlEu,
..... .U. n' ct ibu IruguAiutno
... .u. r.,., 80 Iura rark this
... ... \ l.l I'D. N.u, n, Nyr.paue
.. .p.. l..a. h..u, lan brl
a.. N.u.uu t.rrvut
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.. ... Goo Numns l,y,. Ila
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The sun., 1910-07-10
WRIGHrS ENGLISH TENNIS.
s,or, Of Hs Defeat IN Final by 4. y.
wNding.

In us report Of the recent All England
lawn tennis championship matches the
London Ti,nss pays q high com mpliment to
Beals G. wright. who was beaten by A p
wildins In the final round. The report
follows
SINE n. l. Dohsrty asserted his su-
premAry over Norman Brookes in the chAl-
lanse round Of iscs no lawn tennis mat. h
has excited 80 much interest as that Of
yestsrdAy between Beal. & MriEht,U SAl
and y MidinE New Zealand Mr.
Wildinz appears to have been the popular
favOrtte hut Mr. Mrisht. partly on Ar-
count OF the variety and power Of his strokes
and partly on AcCOunt OF the mAIh play ins
capa'tiy of NhiCh he has GiNen many IN.
stanC -. has always commanded plenty Of
support
The pFOaFsA. oi both players had hesn
followed AttentiVeY Mr MUahl had had
the easier task ani though he ln,t an
uHe NpsCtsllY large number OF ganae. hI,
uwH OhVlous un, on, ern proved infe, tious
and he saheted httls m public rstlu,at ion
tho hsnt NaS 1ot taken ltNas held that Il
ho threw aNaN q rsttaun EumbeI VI puints
E.s be- SSa iSsM SitS .lto zee ssst thsi sS's Ho,, al
IiSs ostes e,es, A.ga ossa ls
tlaiSg pl opJlpar ,SiT A,t|s 'Gr G,h
= lssss Say iSs@ SGte NEN ANA,
anse lila gglWpa ale lke those ~ thu
iotAlUAEr The pVpter ontalas tom thrm
Ee .s5 .sS ~ s1I i0SS 'aiai9s iEs Is'
Vpyeplale on each tfAHsArtlou
hlrr,i .upb n We tariutI inmaeigg apt
5aaipss o A.h,s.sss we, "a ,'Gs ag!,@,st
l1 ptevyni tep totalnstog Uom N innlug tue
bo?'h Rsl " .Rktel anl !hr 40 WAlcsed
Mrlstt unrohNrnt ntiontltF aui Ateruinn
tIn be ua4 ofrp vast tu au uusrlteiul
un gam3 sihrdbowat bere hlt is bask'
The sun., 1910-07-10
Tccra,rwn,rs oI GeU,u,


Prom fH. IHHf fnH fr.HHt
patent srtr.'ar giNv- the I~.ll's eft
h,. harulv uA rNrt, contemporary uom
Nnpt We lvtru tNat tla'du ur,vr ,,lur,,.y,l
ut.lys, Ho hat un w., nusvJ q Iu,s g,.ru lu
ntu by try,ivrt.k tHu trvtI Nslthsru.
ttv uuEyIt,f Wv Atv tuII r.uIh a ualrr ul,
.hIs Iu tbrai Iu derive .usVtItti tHl lu
prevent hIs ttutsbts Hv.us unturtn,l ht
La r".taUfH lA,n.vI.u uhN .uuluavl
b. InN lu lHd aud uNuvl fht .luttHn
M.#HiaF va NIItsnE h.a h.HluIA rv.tuJeti
aU.lIr. ,Nvu n Itpa4 a. tghi Nuthstau
uH.Itvl urIi. AtIuu NaIhtuH autuH llH
....uI. Bee Ibu Htu Nut vIu Al ti NuI a
...U..ua. Nul wAty hp uuiya U ,al.lAI
The sun., 1910-07-10
NEWS OF TRR theatres
Pill> IND w >FG ~ >HOu y
THiT HfIl THE HTt!EER.
II. Nrsra opsrA CrnTsH, N HAS
do Jart S~an>~.a . STAR at HAM
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N..r- '..n . See nan .- ci''. c''.'..'i
-I.-. .-gr s.rrr-r ,.. NJ N.na t.,'
r- t.-' r' Coz lsr t.'' $40 .. - L.
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'r"'1s .. ai. r.fHi -s.'r'r> 'HA "" '"-@'>
Ut 90. ''.H .- &C. go 'E-'t o." .Al' ~ 'u'
'i ..~ '-'. .-..'0'+ = 20 ''.> ''"'T N"'Nn
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-, 'truau Gr.- . ur'-T. '"TrDAnN hA>
oru., '.-.i a urrIIa-r o'ur"rt '"ur ~ the
rt.tI ...a.t. al rr .uv g ~" pttu,lINel
S...f- -. -. rL.E. igr1trv tonight.
...... E,.,r.-r C-ari Ot-,ra
$50, -,
'.'..-h' |'''N -
i.,r.4 lu the V.ut' vp~.A ming lSI'
Ia.> ,-, o. 80 t.r l.ar-
-~Ny-. I'Avs- eaters rlson - thlrty-
sixth a,.I 90 the Ast'y Theatre. pro
-. =, - a., t,r tho.a ~ho
,....-. 80, th. hlt Weather di-.Nor,-
- So, ~. will remain all
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'hre.tg"- ~'usr IRE academy 81
Ms 'Hs W-'N ltIs - tAe l'AN u
X .->.- ui" .r Nii'h b"Tta' h~l''A ulad"
her r--t ai'l''a. Z" bsv~dNaN Mrs fl>A"
a., liavot u Nlth g-"At SacN~s~ Nn
rr. !.- .'t..uvuu -. vii oy ~.'-Vst -
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ALI i-u other Nau'eNi'e S't'.
IN l"' '''' Wv
N"N'S~E a. s"'e"
h'Ls''si 'ui'""'s a." '''''", M
OF tHA it!ANrts Mhi se's T. ,,,.s
HeA y 'i.e 90 g. a.. - ''.NS' ~'''
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~" -iei's revue. IN" f"lHea q IS'.
Cs.rfIigs-s to attract rrCpri crowds 20 the
I.-Ia IL. pari. Atom III. New York Thea
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= ." IN. -. -, -, = -,
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y,,,.',-. . -. s.I t,,n fzli TO rIe.s.
III. G-..' Behn.n show i the title
rf -rs hur.~sluc organization which will
Napir a four ~-.ks -nsl cement - the
,..4,tf.. Ta..t.-. .,-r,,rr,~ asterrNon
-. ~ % -,
w. '' ~ ~"
b-s.'n viii o. 'I'se'A''d IN" r"'hls.hy
in'l lities Eils-n Sn"rid,n, Lillian Hernd"n.
Lon Hl-.sgll. VII J. Kennedy, Louis
1h-ll -~-ph bsr'on ma large chorus
and q .nCing ballet. In the Va udsvllls hIll
Or, C"srge Armstrong, kilsen sheridan.
iEs seven h IordS @nt other specialists.
The sun., 1910-07-10
4 Gentle Reminder

FROM LipptHcOus
Mary age o. Uncle Charlie. I wish you
many happy returns Of your birthday. and
mamma s&id that II you gave me a dollar
not TO lose L.
The sun., 1910-07-10

S,A.nck Rr,s. a,anaE--s % Palisades
An, -,r>-r.H' i'ArS hBNN saga I'D CAiSeSto,
"a r" uI-s' -.-:c~n~r. 10 slN~ eXaINltior'S
90 "a, -kll a. Pai~asics Anlu-Ss-"Dl fark
l-rGtvutnE to -r1orraN lie - a NgsAniard
al 49, an ~NDi1i.Fon e ~lack VIZ ~ ala
ins IAi,,Ins and !umPins that - fuil Of
tArlu
The sun., 1910-07-10

na-,. pevj Schr~y~E. ~ho rtdcS b'cy-
ci@ - . uisa uastin- ant dive into
shAIros 'anE ~ cne - ~, thrtil~s-s a.
Frarh'ln o. ,srn Park uk~rs many oth-r
AT .l~-rl-,a' ,--vlCs-s and sko~s At,raci
~ plbitc
The sun., 1910-07-10
KING GEORGE TRIES RIDING


THE human rac-s to one parent stock.
IhEs, hs sAv>. - due 10 the Old TcstArnent
siNry u = slnxis race surviving and i'm
prvSsins rtsels On modeCa eVOlutionAry
tl.NCri-n.
Instead 90 searching fer . single an
c>.srsl Ap~ ,yt-s H y neces%Ary TO nnd
fear. of ~hich the above NAMED are repre-
sentatives BasinS his Arg'Irneot on =
larSe number of physical psctIilar'ties
both % rnea and Apes DR. Melehers
ciASslfi~s men and apes IN the folioStng
r~lA'lols.
frOn a gorilla type are descended the
rae which ne calls West ConEo-Gain~a-
S,ldAn-neSro. the BAnt,rs and the zulus
the lat twO b~tng mixed ra,cs. and also
,h. fair haired and red haired northern
RAYS. mciuding the Finns.
FrCm the chimpan1ce dsscend bushrnen.
i1pps, Berbers. some THanian races.
lh~ri1ns and southern Europeans.
The or1ng-outang j. the ancestor of
ra-mAnians, Australians. PapuAns and
short headed south GernAhs. while all
the RACES knoUn - Mongolians. - vel -
Nalays PolynesIAns and Sibsrians. descend
from the gibbon
Dr Melchers contends that each Of these
groups has diserentiAtink physical pc
cullArities which correspond exactly 20
the physical p~culiArities Of the ape With
which he cl&sses it
The sun., 1910-07-10

Sc~n~ry hAS AA-o becosne pcp,llar. Man
arr Cufupsrsa prouits,S . nssN A,trAciIga
9og every ~v~k during DreAinlAnd
The sun., 1910-07-10

Alfred Picard. chairman OF the commit
tee appointed by tho FSsnoh Government
10 study the best means Of preventing the
recurrence Of the disastrous foods OF
last January. has prepared . report which
will be submitted 20 the Cabinet. After
adv isinE local preventive measures which
can bs adopted st once. Mr.. Picard gives
. detailed programme Of important works 9
In and around Paris which will require
several years 10 execute and will involve
an expenditure OF at least SIS, i7e.coo.
Thess undertak ings include the deepen
ing OF the narrow arm OF the Seine on the
left side OF the Isls de IA Cite. the dredging
OF the bed OF the Seine below Paris. between
suresne and Bougival and. most impor-
tant Of all. the digging OF a canal from
the Marns. near Meaux. 90 the Seine
below Paris. in the neighborhood OF Epinay.
Tho cost OF this canal alone In estimated
at nearly ssi .oOo. 900.
Il IL proposed that the municipal coun-
ell OF the city shall provide one half
Of the total required. while $4,000 90
shAll be raised BY taxing river trafic
and the balance 10 be voted nv the state
from usual OF new special taxes.
The sun., 1910-07-10

". Bertillon. well known for his finger
print systsrn Of Identification for crimi-
malls, IL collecting samples OF hair from
all over the world. He believes he has
hit on q new method which will make
still easier the Identification OF any one
sought by the police.
Every nation. says NJ. Bertillon. has a
different way Of expressing Q definite
shade OF hair. the Swedes. for instance.
calling chestnut What the French describe
as blond All samples are clAssed and
graduated minS,ely according To shade
in a large catalogue. and every shade will
have a special name which VI. Bertillon
hop-s will be adopted az an International
standard.
The sun., 1910-07-10

-~,,.. rav,- eaters ul-on - thirty
sixth a,.N 81 the Ast'y Theatre. pro
Ntiiuc 'vu hour, ami MY minutes "t
the ,yiA--; -nrt - fun Tor those Who
uv-.i -C~t the hrS Weather di-Som-
f1rts -S-,-a TAys' viii remain all
sgiuuv-
The sun., 1910-07-10

-- r,-.-a -H. ..,iNT -gr2 >opran".
a.. ,.-.,. l.r 80 49,. ....-au - hes" wt'h
-. 'tr.tar Gr.. . ,rs-T. ,ogrrAny has
.,r,r. '..-.-{ D.. r-rIla-r .,,us.,.t tour of the
Ft.i ...4.t. al r- .ur & ~" pT'norel
= ~ - 49, r,..G. iHrstrr tonight.
y .-.H -.- N.-.u Eugls-a Grand Opera
,.r...0N E..,~ a. '->t ~IniNy n'sE'
,r... --' It- At-rn company vii -
b .,r.l 90 the c.usr vp~.a -hlnS lSdo'
t4.>v exc o., t.r I.ar.
The sun., 1910-07-10

EnslAndS lNstmasteT -tsensTal keeps
railroad rates ga mail ma'tsT withiu
reasoa ny oumpst,ns With tho railroads
IA the Wans,sD, .t,ya II 'eall tle duean I
have ~ Apgaal ~ an Interstate VOmlneI 90
Nunlu,ssioU 90 Va paIltaHout to gol aiteT
the railroa,la because II thclI high rates "a
mlu mattug Nhat hs dos@ v tu start
varJS,ng mah mA ttaT be,Nevp loudon
apd Otbsr D,s o,tlsa Ia Autimoblle uuuss
ani Sana uWnod aud operated w tao
pust uMpn
fVI YeaTs tha uuat anon has pppu
u uAazts gt.ss wai ,aattpg igom leadH4
!, MoI grHpi otoa ~ tugtsmuulh
poyag haathg and southampton M
AutpiAopllo Gudka Tho pual palop lpi
w Wv u'ss st ,'aod s' 49, ,r,,,' ,,~ " ,al wi
sopaw'oA bas mauguA'ed aeN aulo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23
OUR SPECIAL
BARGAINS

Fourroom. new house. lot 5OxI65
east font, South Fifth; $3.50 cash, bal
ance S25 per month.
Sixroom modern house. one block
car llne, lot 50xlS5 feet, good barn,
well. cave; s2.T5p. Terms.
Fourroom house. corner lot. one
block car line; $3.50 cash. balance SIS
per mouth.
Sixroom house. nice place. two
blocks bank corner; $500. Terms.
One lot Sparks addition, east front;
s40o; well located.
Forlyacre improved farm. is miles
Chicsasha; si,5C0 A bargain.
iso acres good rich soil. SIS per
acre.
List your property with us.
THE GLOBE INVESTMENT co.
1f3la North Third ST.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23

That Whistler the man OF famous
enemies. had faithful friends is re-
called by Ford Niadox Hueffer. writing
Of the pre- Raphaeliics in iarper's
Magazine. Aladox Brown had cIrcu.
Lar printed drawing the attention Of
All his old uhlfpns TO the merits OF
Whistlcrs etciliiies and begging them
IN the most Urgent terms to make pur-
chases because whistler was 10 in.
dlgent circumstances The story Il
that upon one occasion MADDOX Brown.
going to tea party at the whistlels'
10 Chesea. was met ln the hall BIZ
Airs Whistler. who begged him to 70
to the poulterers and purchase pound
Of butler. The bread was cut. bit
there was nothing to put upon "
There was no money ln the house. tue
beulterer had cut or his credit. and
Mrs. whistler said "shc dared not send
her husband. for hc would certainly
punch the tradesman's head
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23
WELSH FEELS CONFIDENT.
Britain Believes He Will Have No
Trouble Defeating Mcfarland.


Trouble Defeating Mcfarland.
Freddie Welsh. England's light
weight champion, is so confident Of dc
feating Packey Mcfarland of Chicago
at the National Sporting club Of Lon
don the night Of May 80 that he has
announced his intention OF meeting
young Josephs. the British weller
weight champion. In a bout for the
latter's title. AS matter Of fact
Welsh has already laid claim TO the
welterweight title for the reason that
be whipped Josephs in eleven rounds
at Mountain Ash. in Wales. last July.
Josephs was not the welterweight
champion at that time. and. besides.
welsh won on a foul. Since then Jo.
sephs has beaten the recognized title
holder. while Welsh has secured clear
right to be called lightweight cham.
picn. having received Lord Lonsdale's
belt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23

NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that tax war
rant in the amount of S4275 has been
issued against lots No. %, "a and %,
block No rs, Of the city Or chickasha,
to pay for the construction Of side
walks upop Pennsylvania avenue adia-
cent to said lots and has been filed
with the city clerk. II at the expira-
ton OF this notice the amount named
In said warrant with fees Of the clerk
and cost OF publication shall not be
paid said fees and costs and penalty
Of 25 per cent shall be added to said
tax warrant and made part OF the orig
inal assessment and the same shall
be certified 10 the county clerk and
to be extended upon the tax rolls and
collected in the same manner and at
the same time as taxes for general
purposes are extended and collected.
This 26th day Of April, 1910.
JOE DEWS,
4-27-s0d City Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23
a Man Wants 20 Die

onlyNwhe lazy liver AID sluggish
bowels cause frigbtful despondency.
But pr Kings New Life f'iiis expcl
poIsons from TIC system; bring hope
and courage; cure all liver, stomach
and kidney troubles; impart health and
vlgor 70 the weak, ncrvons and alIlng,
20c. at Brown & Co.'S. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23

Opponents Of the use OF concrete
for floors in factories contend that the
stonelike surface is injurious TO the
feet and backs Of workmen. and that
the dust ground from the concrete
finds its way into and Injuries the ma
chine bearings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23
tlrlrst Published April 2G, lgiO)
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

State Of Oklahoma, Grady County.
In District Court
Joseph BulkIey Plaintiff VS.. z. II.
Hughes. Defendant No. 1868.
Said defendant. 2. H. Hughes. Or
Hastings. Adams county Nebraska.
will take notice that he has been sued
In the above named court In attach
ment and must answer the petition
filed therein by said plaintiff on or
before the 9Th day Of June. A . 1910,
or said petition win be taken as true,
and judgment for said plaintiff IN
said action for said attachment viii be
rendered accordingly.
Dated this 25th day of April, 1910.
THOS. J O'NElLL,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest:
i K. CALLAHAN,
District Clerk,
EDNA 7. WATKINS,
(Seal) Deputy. 26-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23

Wanted To trade lot for horse, or
horse. buggy and harness. Call at Cen
lral blacksmith shop. Third and Kan.
sas ig.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-23

Wanted Work work. work, by am
bilious, reliable young man, expert
enced IN real estate, laundry, dairy
business. An interview Is what counts
Let's talk Il over. | need iobEnay-
be YOU need me References. Ad
dress. by mail only, "a. care Daily
Express. i1.3t