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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-08

Tho Mr. Pinchot won't say anything
about it, he leaves rather awesome
impression Of what he might say
Indiana polls News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-08

The movement to make law cheaperf
for litigants in one in which the cor
porations as well as the public will
take an interest.-New York World
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-08

AS between Halleys comet and the
astronomers. the latter have proved the
greater spectacle-St. Louis Post Dis
patch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-08

Mr.. Bryan says he does not expect
TO be a candidate again. Since we
have earnestly supported all Of Mr..
Bryan's expectation heretofore. We do
not see any reason for dissenting at
this time-Houston Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-08

Some Of the organs are already tun-
ing up for new adaptations of the old
songs of calamity over the popular de-
mand for tariff Observation-Disclosures
phia Record
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-08

In Peoria a. tabernacle was built in
10 hours. But II was only 10 hours
old when completed. Peoria makes 10
year old whisky in that time.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-11-11

go AND TAKE YOUR NEWSPAPER FRIEND
WITH YOU"
Kidd with Hunter sauce! But serve
me up on toast If he hasn't got sauce
enough Of his own"
"He comes Of hot tempered fam
n.y." Cadwallader Hunter explained
his English relative.
81 should say they'd been hot ever
since William the Conqueror.' com
mented Mr.. Kidd. Good family to
keep away from when you haven't got
your gun. forgot mine this morn
ing"
But he had not forgotten his stylo-
graphic pen.
The moment that the door had
slammed Loveland's ears tingled with
the consciousness that not only had he
been guilty Of very rude act. but q
particularly stupid one.
He reminded himself that a great
liberty had been taken with him at an
inopportune moment, that he was not
used to having liberties taken with him
at the best Of times and that Cadwal-
lader Hunter deserved all he had got
for coming up to him unlimited with
stranger, a newspaper man. In tow.
Still, Val was not happy. and II he had
not been too stubbOrnly proud to yield
to his first impulse he would have
flung open the door and .un after bis
visitors with apologies. But. no; be
would not do it-a bad precedent ia
make with a person like Cadwallader
Hunter, he said. excusing himself.
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fro BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER VII.
THE COLD WORLD.

u VAL had meant when his un
I packing was done to dress
" and lunch In the restaurant
whose fame had reached even
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-11-11

U VAL had meant when his un
packing was done to dress
" and lunch In the restaurant
whose fame had reached even
the dining room of the Guards club
Now he did not want to look at his
fellow beings or be looked at, and he
pressed his electric bell viciously TO
order luncheon up.
1t came presently and would have
been delicious to man without a
grievance. but LOveland's grievance
was so gigantic that 1t crowded out his
appetite Useless to waste money In
cabling instructions for Foxhams ar
rest, be reflected The reich who had
planned everything 40 we'll would long
ago have taken himself out of harms
way.
No, Loveland decided. he need not
hope to punish Foxham. His time
might be better employed In planning
the reconstruction Of his own ward
robe.
a Iudu, even tuniquio' Soh NV
without tie pins or change OF shirt
studs, but he cannot live without such
clothes as society expects OF him.
Loveland thought with almost passion
ate regret of his tailor's achievements.
lost to him forever, and with anxiety
of the difficult matter 1t would be to
replace them.
The hundred and fifty pounds rep.
resented by his letter Of credit could
not be spared for American tailors and
bootmakers That went without say
ing. These persons would have to trust
him. But were American tailors and
bootmakers of trusting nature
Loveland had somehow got the I'M
preston that they were not and that
even If you were a duke-much less
marquis-and Haunted copy OF Burke
under their noses they would still
want some native millionaire to guar
antee them against loss.
Cadwallader Hunter was not q
millionaire this was the one damaging
statement he had voluntarily made
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ieaucr
my dear fellow. what has happened
to upset your exclaimed Cadwallader
Hunter. warned by Loveland's express
sion that the only hope lay In getting
the first word.
Upset me2" echoed Val. glaring piue
fire so vindictively that Kidd expected
his introducer to be the next one up
set" my d. valet has stolen all
nv clothes and made me present OF
his own; that's all"
"How shocking" sympathized Cad
wallader Hunter.
well. yes. It is rather shock" re-
turned Loveland dryly. land II yon
don't mind ! think I'd better ask you
to let me get over 1t alone"
"Oh. certainly. ! quite understand
purred the hanished courtier. But
Kidd was making mental notes. and
CadwaIlader Hunter strOve to retain
his reputation as valued cousin.
Just minute or two. dear boy, and
we'll take ourselves off. This is Mr..
Kidd. from one of our most important
papers,
Happy to see him another time"
snapped Loveland. LUST now I'm In
no temper to entertain strangers"
"But at least" Cadwallader Hunter
protested. you mustn't look on me as
stranger. my dear fellow. and II
there's anything can do
my dear fellow" LOveland flung
back at him in angry mimicry. III you
keep on I'm more likely to look on you
as bore. The one thing you can do
for me is to 90 and take your news
paper friend with you. Good morn
ing
And the bear shot back into his den
banging the door.
THE British lion before his midday
meal" remarked the representative OF
the New York Light Another minute
and he'd have snatched free lunch
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-11-11

snaven man toward whom he had
been bending The seemed always to be
bending toward someonej when Love
land came up. shall we have him
turned outW
Mr.. Coolidge half rose In his seat.
losing his characteristic stolidity. mo.
no." he returned in low. decided
voice; "there must be no scene here.
for the ladies' sake. Keep quiet, every
body"
You're right, Coolidge returned
the dark, smooth faced man.
Then the latter fixed his eyes on
Loveland with stare under frown.
and the other new man stared also.
but the three women looked away. try
ing In vain to think Of something easy
and natural to say TO each other
Val stood for moment stupidity. ike
a boy in the schOoroom who has been
hidden to stand up and be stared at
as a punishment for some misdemean-
or. He was almost inclined to laugh
at the insolence of Cadwallader Hun
ter. as a lion might laugh at a fox ter
rier worrying his foot. 1t was on his
lips to say: "What tempest IN tea
pot! Surely you're not going to be-
lieve any idiotic tale that tuft hunt
Ing ass may have trumped up about
me?
Then he passed on toward his own
table.
There were two chairs at Lovelands
table-paced In case he might choose
to bring guest--and he deliberately
selected the one which put him with
his back TO the Coolidge party. But
he had forgotten that Major Cadwai-
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder. It cures
painful smarting, nervous feet and instantly takes
the sting out Of corns and bunons It's the greatest
comfort discovery Of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy. 1t is certain
cure for sweating, caous, swollen tired aching feet
Always use 1t to Break In New shoes. Try It to-day
Sold everywhere. BY mail for 25 cts In stamps.
Don't accept any substitute. For FREE trial pack
age, address Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy. N. Y.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-11-11

Lord Loveland. hardly knowing what
he said or did In the persistent night
mare from which he could not wake.
called the waiter to him from ambush
behind bis chair The man came, with
eyes cast patiently down. not to meet
the angry blaze turned dangerously
upon him.
There must be some mistake here"
said Loveland. folding up the paper
and replacing the three sheets In the
envelope with fingers that were no
quite steady. This can't be for me
You see. there's no name on the thing.
You've brought 1t to the wrong per-
son."
Moo. sir" returned the servant; IL
was told to bring 1t to you. II there's
q mistake. sir, 1t isn't me who's made
It"
Every well. then, somebody else
has," insisted Loveland Il tell you
this can't possibly be meant for me.
Give the envelope back to whoever
gave it to you and ask him to hand 1t
to the manager. saying that in error II
was delivered to Lord LOyeland."
Eyes. SIR" The waiter obediently
took charge Of the offensive envelope
and ambled away with it to confer at
a distance with the person from whom
It had been received FIVE minutes ago
There were few gestures, a few
shrugs, and then the two approached
Lord Loveland's table together.
ITS quite right, sir" murmured the
newcomer. 1.-The letter is for you. sir.
There's no mistake"
Deadly white under his brown tan.
Val rose without word. crumpling
the envelope In a hand that itched to
clutch some one by the throat and fling
ing down a silver dollar for the waiter.
The Coolidges and their party were
still at the violet decked table as Love
land passed by. but be did not see
them. He had forgotten their exist.
ence.
Papa, the major has done it!' ex.
claimed Elinor Coolidge, looking across
at her father. who sat between Mrs.
Milton and Fanny.
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CHAPTER VIII.

II T the sound OF Lovelan0's VOICE
IA Cadwallader Hunter straight
! ened up In haste and turned
a 4 round, looking suddenly stin
and wicked as frozen snake.
He stared into Loveland's eyes, his
own like gray glass, and an unprom-
ising smile depressed the corners OF
his thin lips.
"Oh, that's 1t, is it?" thought Val
with the carelessness Of man used
to dominating situations. "He's afraid
I'm not going to speak to him, and he
daren't speak first for fear OF being
snubbed again. Well"-and Val felt
pleasantly magnanimous-"Tll give
him lead. How are your he asked
with the patronizing tone his voice
unconsciously took when he spoke TO
this man.
Then he could hardly believe his
eyes, which told him that Cadwallader
Hunter had turned a contemptuous
shoulder upon him. darting disgust IN
venomous glance.
'This is the-person we were speak
ing Of" he said to. the dark. clean
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The servant discreetly retired out OF
sight behind his lordship's chair like
little boy who has lit squib and
awaits the explosion. and Loveland
tore open the envelope. which. very
oddly, he thought. was not addressed.
"Sir," he read in neat tipping. 1.-THE
management Of the hotel present their
compliments and inform you that the
suit yon are occupying will be required
from this evening: also that they regret
they have no other room to place at
your disposal They therefore inclose
your account up to date and request
the favor of immediate payment.
Should you wish for dinner and wine
they would be obliged If you would
kindly pay in advance. The bill for
same (as ordered by yoW is Enclosed
separately from the other account"
There was the bill staring up at him
as he stared down at 1t:
Private parlor. bedroom and bath. $500
Luncheon served la carte In par
lor Observation-Disclosures. DO"
Wine Observation-Disclosures. o'W
Cablegram sent to London and
Southern bank Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Hire of automobile three hours...... lbO0
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S22.0O
Dinner as ordered and to be paid In
ADVANCE ............-.....'...... oOo
Champagne ........................... iVW
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-11-11

State Normal School, Harrisomburg.
For the professional training of teachers. Courses lead
to State Certificates Location unsurpassed Modern
equipment 2O9 students first session. TUITION FREE.
Sf26 COVERS ALL NECESSARY LIVING EXPENSES
FOR THE YEAR. Second Year begins September 9th.
Send for Catalogue
JULIAN A. BURRUSS, President.
Harrisonburg, Va.
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LIZ You N Fed A

LIZ You NEED A.
Monument,
Headstone or Marker,
get my prices will save you money. II
you need an Iron Fence, I furnish the
best for the money. Yours to serve.
H. F. SLAvRN.
~, Monterey, Va.
Agent; for The Clifton Forge
Marble Works.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-07
Sad Death Of Boys.

A gruesome discovery which has
solved the mystery OF the disappear
ance of two boys at Hanover, Ger
many, was made the other week b.
some soldiers while engaged in re
moving from a shed one Of the heavl
forage wagons which had not beer
used for some time The lads hat
been missing for a month and, despite
all the efforts Of their parents and Of
the police. no trace could be found ol
them. It would appear that the lads
While playing must have climbed un
observed into the empty wagon, and
that the heavy lid must have fallep
and shut them in. The soldiers found
the dead bodies Of the unfortunate
children within the wagon, with
every indication OF the terrible strug
gle they had made for life Indeed
the boys had evidently ended BY
losing their reason. and had attacked
one another biting and kicking each
other with savage ferocity until ex
haustion and death at length super
vened Their clothing was torn to
shreds, their hair was torn out, and
their faces were terribly scratched and
bruised
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-07
o Our Friends and
~ Patrons ~

We wish to announce TO you that we
have moved to the Elks' building one
door north Of the Western Union tele-
graph Office, where we will be pleased
10 see you.
we will continue to do FIRST class
boot and shoe work as in the past and
we assure You that what you DO for
US will be appreciated.
We are here to stay and need your
patronage and that OF your friends.
We thank you for past fayors and wish
to have your patronage as Esell as your
friendship in the future
Yours for good work and honest
treatment.
THE NEW STATE SHOE FACTORY.
J. e. DeANDREA, Prop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-07
In TRYING MOMENTS
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS FOR THE
EMBARRASSED MAN.
How 70 Meet the Eli Collector Who
Corners You In Your Library
Settling the Landlord
At Ease.

When tall man with the eye Of a
ferret and the step of a sleuth, who
has been on your trail for several days,
finds you in, and has you cornered In
your own library, and remarks, Il am
a bill collector. Mr.. Binks."
Answer: Are you, indeed? How
very Interestingly So am l. fancy
! have the largest collection Of unpaid
bills in the community, and ] take a
special pleasure in showing them to
those who may be interested. Now
as a oonnoisseur In bills, you will ap-
preciate this charming little bit from
my grocer See with what grace he
has etched that little allusion to three
pecks Of potatoes there on the third
line. And that engrossed please re
mit-have you ever seen that mystic
not TO say. cryptic, intimation more
beautifully suggested" etc, until your
visitor fees
When your landlord suddenly enter
ing your room, for which the rent is
two months overdue, finds you busily
engaged in screwing your trunk to the
floor and stands gazing at you In
speechless wonder.
Answer; Il am very much afraid
Mr. Swallerbox, that the constant mo-
wing Of my trunk up and down the
floor BY your very vigilant sweep in
her daily and relentless search tor
dust has seriously annoyed my good
neighbors the Blitherses in the apart
ment below and am therefore fasten.
ing II to the floor a bit more securely.
SO that the maid may be unable to-
move It. know from rast experience
that there is nothlag SO trying to the
nerves Of tired man or woman as
the impression sometimes gained
even IN first-class homes like this one
Of yours, that the apartment above has
been turned into a scenic railway with
trunks instead OF cars to accommo-
date passengers"
When you have secured the after
noon off to attend the funeral Of your
grandmother and find yourself seated
next TO your employer in che grand
stand at the ball game, who greets
you with a questioning glare.
Answer She, too, was fond OF
the game Mr. .Slobbers Why, would
you believe 1t, when her will was read
this morning, among other bequests to
me. her favorite grandchjld was a rain
check admitting me to today's game,
coupled with a last dying request that
ae memorial IN her + chould forpct
my grief and come here to cheer the
Giants while she was carried to that
bourn whence no traveller e'er re
turns? Repugnant as pleasure Of any
kind is to me at this time, so great IS
my affection for her that | am here,
stepped In woe, but ready to do my
little for her sake to spurt the cham
pion on to-play ballls-Harper's
Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-07
Be cheerfuI lad AyoId choIera.

A cheerful disposition is held by
some doctors to be the best protection
against cholera When this disease
FIRST visited Paris, in 1892, notice was
issued advising, the inhabitants ito
avoid as far as possible, all occa.
sions OF melancholy and all painful
emotions, and to seek plenty of dis
fractions and amusements. Those
with bright and happy temperament
are not likely 10 be stricken down"
This advice was largely followed,
and even when cholera was claiming
over a thousand weekly victims, the
theaters and cafes were thronged. The
epidemic was in some quarters treat
ed as a huge Joke. and plays and
songs were written round 1t. Roche
fort, the father Of the brilliant Journal
ist Of today wrote a play, lie Cholera
Morbus," which proved big success,
and another production on the same
lines, "Parismalade," also had long
run.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-07
(First published Nov. 22, 1900
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

Whereas, On the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1910, there was held in the city
of Chickasha, Oklahoma. an election
for the purpose Of determining whether
Or not further proceedings shall be
had towards adopting a charter for
said city, and for the purpose Of elect
ing two freeholders from each ward
in said city for the purpose Of drafting
d charter for said city, and,
Whereas, AT said election majority
Of the electors voting at said election
voted to proceed to draft said charter,
and did at SAID election eelcttwo free
holders from each w ward in said city for
the purpose Of drafting said charter
and,
Whereas, Said board Of freeholders
did proceed to draft a charter for said
city and did within ninety days after
their election, to-wit, the 29th day of
October, 1910, complete and sign said
charter in duplicate, one copy of which
vas returned to the chief executive Of
dcer of the city of Chickasha, Oklaho-
ma, and filed in the Office Of the city
clerk of said city, and one copy of
which was returned and fled with the
register of deeds of Grady county, Oh
lahoma, as by law provided, and,
Whereas Said charter was thereafter
published in the Chickasha Weekly Ex-
press, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation in said city. for three con-
secutive weeks, the first publication be-
ing November 9. 1910, and the last be-
ing November II. 1910, and,
Whereas, It is made my duty under
he law to call a special election,
within thirty days and not sooner than
twenty days, after the last publication,
for the purpose Of submitting to the
qualified electors Of said city the ques-
ton as to whether or not said charter
as proposed and drafted by said board
of freeholders shall be ratified and ad-
opted,
Now, therefore, !, w N. Edwards,
mayor Of the city OF chickasha, Okla,
BY virtue Of authority in me vested by
law, hereby proclaim and give public
notice that a special election will be
held in the said city on the 18th day
Of December, 1910, for the purpose Of
submitting to the qualified electors Of
said city the following question, Shall
the proposed charter for tho city Of
Oklahoma. as drafted and
signed by the beard Of freeholders be
ratified and adopted?" The places Of
holding such election shall be at the
usual polling place in each ward IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-07
[]YEs
@ NO

Those voting in favor of raufying
and adopting said charter shall stamp
with a rubber stamp in the square to
the left Of the word "yes" an X;
those voting against the ratification
and adoption Of said charter shall
stamp with a rubber stamp in the
square to the left OF the word no"
an X.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand as mayor of said city and
caused the same 10 be attested by the
clerk Of said city, this the 22nd day Of
November, 1910.
w. NJ. EDWARDS, Mayor.
Attest; JOE DEWs, City Clerk.
11-22-2Gd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-07
HERE is AN EXCELLENT METHOD
or PREPARATION.
5roiled With Mushrooms It Makes a
Dish That Any One win Appre-
clate-Roast Loin Of Lamb
With Green Peas.

Delmonico Steak With Mushrooms.
Steak Is the most easily prepared Of
all meats, but it may be utterly spoiled
with bad cooking. Never wash a
steak or season 1t before 1t ia cooked.
as those two things make 1t tough
and tasteless. A Delmonico steak
which Is the first cut before the por-
terhcuse, is q good choice fer little
home Of two persons. 1t should be at
least an inch thick. and preferably
an inch and half. for thickness is
needed to retain the juices. Scrape 1t
with a sharp knife il some cleaning
is necessary, and then lay it on the
broiler and prepare the mushrooms.
Peel these, take out the stems and
let them soak In cold salted water for
ten minutes. Then put them in
porcelain vessel--the little earthen-
ware casseroles are excellent cookers
for these delicate vegetables-put in
a tablespoonful Of butter, cover and
let them saute for twenty minutes.
If the butter Is likely to cook away
lift the cover Of the vessel and put in
little more. After the mushrooms
have cooked fifteen minutes put in the
steak 10 broil, turning 1t quickly so
that both sides may be scared at
once. This holds In the juices, and If
the rest OF the cooking Is done more
slowly the steak win be fine. Medium
done. with layer OF pink in the cen
ter-this is the way the steak must
look when cooked Lay It on hot
dish, salt, pepper and set the dish in
the oven for three minutes for juices
TO draw Pour the mushrooms around
# and serve at once.
From pound and a half to two
pounds Of steak will be needed BY
two persons fond OF meat. A quar-.
ter Of pound Of mushrooms will
supply the good taste. but II there
are no other vegetables half a pound
will be needed
Roast Loin OF Lamb with Green
Peas. Have the butcher leave the
kidney and fat on and skewer the
piece daintily, A piece six chops long
will be required. for the BIT dwlndles
away with cooking, Dredge with a
little -four, salt and pepper and start
the roasting with brisk heat. mod
Grating II for the finish.
II canned peas are used open them
up and drain IN collander, flushing
them while there with cold water
Drain and put in a saucepan with salt.
pepper and big tablespoonful Of but.
Ter. Cook covered for Ave minutes,
and serve them In a trim border
around the lamb on hot nat platter.