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CHAPTER VIII.
The BilIionaire's PredicameI

lUG DlllOndlTe ETeQlCdne1t.
KTEANWHILE what was happening
w % Mr.. William Grayman? The
Chameleon. IS have said, sp.eded
westward Ipon leaving Tribes Hi, and
FaytOn took good care 10 rise so high
and 90 disguise the aero so well With
appropriate color. that probably not an
eye caught sight Of her after she quilted
the. scene OF the encounter with the
police.
AS soon as Mr.. Grayman had been
carried ABOARD he vas pat into the
little room that had been occupied by
his daughter and the door was locked
upon him He heard the noise Of fha
brief battle and Payton's shouts and
laughter during his exciting CoUouIv
with the commissioner, but he saw
nothing that went on He could not he
rested with his cap;or, and his spirits
sank
Alternately he fumed with suppressed
rage, directed against himself rather
than against the commissioner. and
shivered with apprehension. not so much
on his own account as for his daughter
Notwith standing his tendency to fits
Of choler Mr.. Grayman was ordinary
cool headed and selt-possessed. He
saw the mistake he had made. and vet
he said 20 himself that, in view Of
Heien's peril, he could hardly have
acted differently.
I had 10 venture il" he soliloouized.
u don't see that there was any other
wa--and yet 7 was a fool And what
have ] gained Almost il would have
been better 10 pay the money and let
the sCoundrel 90 - If he surrendered
Helen safe"
Then he tried 20 imagine what PAXTON
would DO Would he keep him a pris-
oner? But what could he gain by that7
The Millionaire knew well enough that
there was NOBODY who would paw 80
O00.N00 20 have him released. was his
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BALTIMORE POLICE
ON FALSE TRAIL
Supposed Accomplish of
Postoffce Robbers Proves
His Innocence.

BALTIMORE, Nd. April For hours
yesterday the local Government and Do
lice officials thought clues to the rob
berry Of the Richmond postofice had LED
TO Baltimore, when they took into Gus
tody o. l.. Tate. of Richmond
After an hours rigid investigation II
was found that Mr.. Tate was in no
manner connected with the case.
The man, who, dispatches from Rich
mond stated, was alleged 70 have been
one Of those contested with the robbery
and who had engaged a room at AR
Tate's house. IL developed. IS a stone
cutter from Granite. Baltimore. county.
and is also innocent Of any connection
with the case.
A remarkable coincidence in the case
is the fact that Immediately upon the
arrival at his sisters home, in this city,
Tate informed her that he had taken
poison with the intention Of ending his
life. Naturally. this lent color 70 the
case and officers hurried % the house.
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Synopsis of Chapters klreadv Published

Helen Graymsn. daughter OF New
York Millionaire, Is abducted from her
room aions with her maid. Susan Jack
son. by Capt. Alfonso Pay,on. a noted
sky pirate. Che time is .tUns. 1882 They
are carried TO a thick w5c,is on MS aero
plane. Chameleon. and pi,JccI IN care OF
Mrs. Williams, his hOuae&rrneT. He is a
Spanish-Americal. cUlt, reI and refined
She believes IL r. a PRANK arranged by
her friends. He -e'ls her he IL Commodore
Brown. Of the Wash sStoa Aero Yacht
Club. He demands yonbe % rom her
father Meeting IS oranB,-5. PeytOn leaves
the girl and tei's her her frl--.1s 2 we met
with an acc,den'. ard he Is Somy - fix
their aero A tie Tteering placc. Tribes
HILL n Y. Otice ,rmmis ,Oner Rrau1an
who has been engaged - 1rayman. sta
lions four aero pleres 20 capture Payton
Payton destroys t"s aerOs and Kills
number OF the mon COMMISSIONS Bra
man knows nothiTr 81 this Each goes -
its station 10 await IL, coming OF Paw
ton who Is watcsins them from a secret
Mace.
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CHAPTER VI (Continued1

w HEN Mr.. Grayman was alone
NM the anal began TO assume a
v v different aspect Once more
his Etrpvr.l ,foubfs -a.t,,ry,.7
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morrow. The race promises 10 be the
most exciting ever held here. and IL IS
pronaole mat the stroug-hearted run
hers or the various local clubs will
spring many surprises during the run.
Among the lusty-lunEed and 1.-the
llmbed lads who wilF carry the silks Of
me Cross Country Club are Captain
Henry C. ElPhinstone, who is picked to
win by his teammates; Manager John X
Kelley. G. 2. TOwsOn. Joseph \. Geipe.
e. D. Bolac, F. r Watson, NJ. J. 3.
McDonagh. who with other members Of
the club will endeavor 10 capture the
beautiful team trophy offered
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List of Entries Grows

beventy odd entries have beeeu re-
ceived for the second annual six-miIe
cross-couutry run Of the Cross Country
Club. which VIII start at p. m. to
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RESORTS
Atlantic City.
HOTEL WTEnzo7

HOTEL WmDsoR-
Direcily on the ocean front TIA ye-,, -.
CT al am 1sementE and features
american and European Plans
Hea water IN al baths Newly 10000.
sc EeIuTnlsned- EquIpped with sre-vf5f--
nloeefn- Orchestra Far. g VVi1ds~- 80
eIS EsestaurdHL ODeL All year q
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ROGERS is IMPROVING.

marked improvement was noted to-
day In the condition OF Cephas e Rog-
ers. retired silverware manufacture.
Of Neriden, Conn, who was knocked
down by an automobile at Fourteenth
and / streets Tuesday night. Mr.. Roz-
ers has 9 fractured leg and viii prob
ably be confined 70 the George Washing
ton Hospital for some tine
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Send for our free book on Health and
beauty. Reborn Co., 2S West 18Th
Street. New York
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Meetings q the Bridge Club.

A delightful meeting OF the Bridge
club was held on Saturday afternoon
or last week at the home Or Mrs. j.
B. Sparks The members fayorite
game was played al three tables and
the cards were later supplemented BY
a delicious luncheon. No prizes were
awarded bul Mrs J s Blackman, one
Of the Most popular members. expects
to leave next week for her new home
in shawnee and was presented with a
beautiful fork by the hostess.
On Wednesday afternoon OF this
week Mrs Ludlow was hostess to the
club members and substitutes. Mrs.
Fl. NJ Smith. Airs Schwartz. Miss Lii
liam Bendricks. Mrs. Joiner and Mrs.
Myron Humphrey serving lovely re-
freshments after the usual number Of
games.
This afternoon the members Of the
Bridge club are giving a party at the
home Of MIS-, j. b. Sparks in honor OF
Mrs. Blackman
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y .. c. Elect Delegates
10 state Convention.

The United Daughters Of Conieder.
acy held their regular meeting Tues.
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. n.
S. Dudley, sos South Sixth street
Quarterly reports we're made and dele
gates to the state reunion to be held
in Oklahoma City July s. and Z,
elected. The delegates chosen We're
Mrs. NJ. S Dudley, Mrs J L. Cross,
and alternates. Mrs. ~ I. Cheaney
and Miss Henrietta Bilbo The rel
ports made by The secretary and treas
urer showed that splendid work had
been done by Lee.Jackson chapter.
The chapter will be entitled to four
votes at tie coming convention, that
being the highest number Of votes
ang one chapter cast at the conyen-
tion in Chlckasha last year The
pledge ior The Old Soldiers home has
been paid in full TIE chapter has
take pleasure IN assisting the veteran
heroes In observing al honor DAYS
showing its appreciation Of theh
heroic deeds and self-sacrifice The
social hour was spent informally and
plans were made for next years work
Lovely refreshments. in red and white
the chapter colors, were served BY Mrs
Dudley
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MIR and Mrs. Melton Entertain
South Hill 500 Club.

Adding much to The social diversions
OF the week Mr. and Mrs Alger Mel
ton entertained the South Hill 500
club Tuesday evening having as Clue
guests a number Of the younger mar.
ried set. The club game was PLAYED
ai eleven tables and the club prizes
We're carried home BY Mrs. Car
michael and Mr. Barefoot The guests
scoring high were Mrs. Good ana Mr..
Ludlow The ladies' iavors were
handsome hat pins and the gentle
mems a scarf pin and silver pencil
Miss Lacy Sparks assisted the hostess
By punching the cards Mrs Adrain
Melton n serving the dainty course
supper which followed the cards.
The club will be entertained Thurs.
day evening, June 80. by Mr.. and Mrs.
I'D r joins
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M FouRrH oF july oIRL.

The red Is in her pouting lips,
The white on rounded brow.
The blue through curling lashes slips
And coyly woos me now.
J know that Smith and Jones and
Brown
Her ccirrs seek to ny,
But Ike burnt rockets theyn come
down.
Her glorious fourth am i
Now In my heart her fuse she'll drop,
Her paFlor match awaits.
a tiny spark will make me pop
For these United States
And here III vow. by all above.
That I will aye be true
Unto the colors that ! love.
The brave red, WINE and blue
Laura Alum Payne in Woman's
Home Companion.
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SOCIETY NOTES.


Mr.. and Mrs. w g. Armstrong are
spending a few days In sulphur
g.
Mrs. J. G. Hewett, who spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs Frank
Bailey left his morning for Houston,
Texas, where she will visit her son.
-
The Euchre club will be entertained
on Saturday afternoon, June % BY
Mrs James Terrell.
The Idle Hour Whist club will be
entertained next Thursday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Abercrombie.
Mrs. J. @ Good and mother, Mrs.
Leonard, expect to leave next week for
Indiana for an extended visit with
relatives.
Mrs. +. l.. Slusher left Thursday for
Fl Madison. Iowa, where she will
spend two months.
-
Miss Esther Macer who has been
the guest Of Mrs. J. p. Carmichael
during the past winter, leaves today
for her home in Davenport. Iowa,
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Sunday School Glasses
Entertained.

In recent contest between Miss
Dawson's class Of Young ladies' and
Nr Tignors class OF young men IN
the Baptist Sunday school. the Young
mon were yictors and last Tuesday
evening they were entertained BY Miss
Dawson's class. assisted by Mrs.
coryell's class in the church parlors.
The evening was made pleasant with
games and conversation, one amusing
feature Of The entertainment being
guessing the articles on menu cards
ice cream. cake and punch west
served during the evening
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Mrs. johnson Entertains
Whist Club.

Last Saturday aftegaoon the mem
bers Of the Whist club held one e
their most pleasant meetings al the
home Of Mrs. Ben + johnson. Cards
furnished amusement at I'VE tables and
the highest score was made by Mrs A.
A. Humphrey, who was presented
with fork Mrs Griffin and Airs.
Barefoot cut for the second prize the
former winning a pair Of SILK stock,
ings dainty course luncheon was
served after the last game OF cards.
Especial guests Of the occasion were
Mrs. Lindsay OF sherman. Texas Mrs.
n. N. Smith. Mrs Barefoot, Mrs. Frey
and Mrs. Edwards
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Eight Of Chickashas Young ladies
met at the home Of Miss Mary Agnes
0'Heill Wednesday morning and Of.
ganized the Bachelor Girls Bridge
club which WIN meet on Wednesday
mornings during the summer months,
The members OF this new club are
Misses Mary Agnes and Jennie
o'Neil, Lee Irvine Bird, celessa Hop
Kins, Anna Wnite Ethel SPENCER and
Lillian Hondflcks
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Cruce In Grady Co.

Hon. Lee c.dce, democratic candi.
date for governor, has planned
whirlwind campaign in Grady county
During two days be viii speak at
nearly every town in the county.
Has speaking dates as follows
Rush Springs, Friday July /, az 4
p. m.
Ninnekah, Friday July /, at s.l5
p. m.
verden, Friday. July !, at $50 p. m.
Chickasha, Friday July at s p. no.
Alex, Saturday, July ?, at 1O:s0 a. m.
Amber, Saturday, July 2, at $3.50
p. m.
Pocassets Saturday, July 2, al $3.50
p. m.
chickasha, Saturday July 2, at $50
d. m.
Minco. Tuesday July 8, at $50 p. IN.
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Departing Guest is
Honored at Party.

One Of the pretliest and most charm
Ing parties Of the week was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ]. D. cas.
michael, as a farewell courtesy to her
guest, Miss Esther Macer. Mrs. Car.
michaei's beautiful new home on
South Seventeenth street was ex.
quisiteiy decorated for the occasion
aud candles and incandescents lighted
the rooms behind drawn shades. Vases
Of magnificent KiIleary roses lent their
fragrance n the receiving parlor
where stood the hostess, Miss Macer.
Mrs. 9. e Hair of Oklahoma City and
Miss Deems Of Lewiston, H.. the guest
Of Mrs. HAIR The guests we're met
ut the door by Mrs. Barefoot and after
greeting the receiving line were In.
vited into the dining room By Mrs.
A. Manatt aEa .ttrs. VIII Melton. where
punch was served. Misses Ethel spen,
Ger and Alma slgmoh presided over
the bowl Of this delicious beverage
under a canopy Of black.eyed susans.
Green smiIax decorated the archway
between the rooms and a huge bowl
Of pink sweet peas was the attractive
cenierplece on the dining room table.
After the ARRIVAL Of the guests dainty
hand-painted tallies were distributed
by little Miss Rebecca Williams and
the gucsta found their places At eleyea
tables Whist was played with hearts
as ii0mps. and the highest score was
made BY Mrs. win Owsley a brass
candlcstIck was presented her for her
success and a hammered brass fern
dish was given Airs Peters, who
scored second, 10 the honoree, Mrs.
Carmichael presented pun box In a
brass design Luncheon cloths We're
spread after the last game and two
elaborate courses were served.
The invitation list Included Mes
danes Bond Ludlow. chaS. Williams,
N. ii. Williams. r. II. Williams, A. Ma.
matt. Reinheimer, Conner. A. A. Humph-
rey. Johns. Huison. owsley. claud sig
mon. Dwyer, Slusher, Gribi Good,
Sparks. Riddle. Schwartz, Barefoot.
VIII Melton, Alger Melton, AdraIn Mel
ton. NJ. Hamilton, r, y. Frey. r. b.
johnson. Ben F. John.oa, Ambrister,
Spinning, Browder. Myron Humphrey.
Kayser. cesiaway, J. x Harris, chas-
tain. Griffin. +. Terrell Clayconb,
oatlcy Anderson, Bfownson. Obersiein,
McFarlane. Bryce smith, Bird David
son. Joiner Greer. Cannon Abercrom-
bic, GIlkey, Edwards, Blaokman, Ben
Morgan. HollIngssworth, stone, De
Wore, Bailey, Peters, Spencer, shep-
herd Irwin. Lindsay Of Sherman. Tex,
and Hair, Oklahoma City and Misses
Dssms Of Oklahoma CITY, Hendricks
Jennie Williams, Ella Williams, Dottie
Hardin Lee Irvine Bird. Ethel spen-
Ger and Alma Slgmon.
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trirst published June lG. l9io)
NOTICE

To owners OF outside vaults not con.
nected to sanitary sever
All persons heretofore notified To-
connect with sanitary sewer and no
complying herewith viii please be adj
vised that further refusal 70 coIAply
with ordinance No, 2sg viii cause
complaints 70 be filed with the police
department as provided in section .
Of said ordinance Ample time has
been given all concerned 70 meet the
provisions OF this ordinance, and your
eo-opefation at this time will be great.
~ appreciated
e-ie-6t "a. PEYToN. snpt.
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Mrs. Smith Gives
Six O'Clock Dinner,

Mrs. b. p Smith was hostess at d
six O'Clock dinner Wednesday in b '"SI.
OF her sons, Jack and Reeee, who left
Friday to spend the summer on the
Smith ranch near Newlin, Texas.
Covers were laid for Misses Lucille
and Bernadette Dugan. Mosettee Lar.
son, Mary Lee Emerson. Rosa Chas-
tain. EfIie Woosten, FLORENCE Mcclure.
Carolyn Dawson, Fay Smith, AIessrs.
Garvin chastain, Hugh Smith. Dick
Wootten, Earl Coots, Dick Copeland.
Jack Mcclure.
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BIrthday surprIse Parsy.

Miss Vivian wOoldrise Sos Iowa.
was twelve years old on Friday June
"a. and birthday party given to her
BY her parents came as a complete
surprise. About dozen Of her little
schoolmates were invited and after in
dulging in various Jolly games, delic.
lous refreshments we're served. ii
was very happy oecasiou FOR the
hoEoree and her friends.
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VIE cIub.

v T-T1t JTUU
Whist was played at iive tables yes
terday afternoon by the memLeis cs
the Whist club and several gusts
Mrs. J. H. Griffin being hostess The
club member making the largest score
was Mrs. J. c. Good and her reward
was a pretty pair of silk stockings
The guest prize, a dolly, was given
Mrs Chas. 7. Williams. At five o'clock
a daiaty luncheon was served. The
guests other than members were Mrs.
Abercrombie, Mrs. Marfeld Mrs.
Whitaker, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Leon
ard. Miss Fitch and Mrs. VIII Moore.
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Lame shoulder is almost Invariably
caused by rheumatism Of the muscles
and yields quickly 70 the free applica
ti5n OF Chamberlain's Liniment. This
iiniment is not only prompt and el
fectual but in no way dlsagreeable to
use. Sold by al druggists d&H
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

The school beard of Cousolidaieu'
District No Of Grady county will
give the sbove reward for the arrest
and conviction Of The parts hat broke
the lock on the cistern house at Val.
ley View A. j. HOLLOWELL.
1s.6t.d Chairmsn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

Maccabee Parties.
The Maccabees gave a house warm
ing last Friday afternoon at the new
home Of Mrs. Jacob Lorensten, 227
North Fourth street, the party being
Of equal pleasure to the surprised
hostess and the guests. The afternoon
was spent in an informal social man
ner. and light refreshments were
served Those present were Mesdames
Estes, McGehee, Tatman, Anderson.
Sam Brown, Stoddard, Edwards, Utter
back, West Annie Brown, Dellis Of
Wichita Falls, Tex, Hatseil, Bullock,
Russell. Hawn, Cook, KendIg, Buck
ey, Hubbard, Wubker, Richards, Black,
Fronberger, Turner, Pipkins, James,
Berry, AlcAiasters and Misses Bonnie
Henry Of Hamilton, MO-, Walsie West,
Maud Brown, Lavita Hawn, Elsie
Brown, Leta Brown, Ollie Cook Mil
dred and Lillian Lorenston. Bette
Estes, veron James and Oklahoma Nc
Masters.
Another pleasant party given by the
Maccabees was surprise to Mrs Will
Edwards last Saturday afternoon. The
occasion was the birthday Of Mrs. Ed
wards and the ladies' spent the after
noon hours most enjoyabIy at her
home. corner Fifth streetand Penn
sylvania avenue Mrs. Edwards was
presented with beautiful plate. Re
freshments, which the ladies took with
them, we're served late in the after
noon.
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Presbyterian Guild
Gives Social.

Gives Social.
Aglow with japanese lanterns, dot
ted with small tables and thronged
with happy crowd Of people, the
lawns Of Mrs. f. A. Fishers home on
West hill presented a pretty scene
Tuesday evening when the Presby-
terian Guild gave a social Ice cream
and cake was served throughout the
evening and pleasing musical pro-
gram was rendered, the visitors re-
naming until late hour A good
sum of money was cleared for the guilt
treasury.
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Three Anniversaries Celebrated
On the Same Day.

The ninth anniversary Of the we'd
ding Of Mr.. and Mrs r. n. Frey. the
nfth anniversary or the birth Of their
daughter, Frances, san she birthday
Of Mrs. Frey, all occurring on June
9Th, we're most happily celebrated.
Mrs. Frey's parents. Mr. aud Mrs. }.
B. Francis Of Waco. Texas, and broth
cr. ". C. Francis, cashier Of the First
state bank of Mt Calm, Texas. were
her guests on that occasion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

Heceptlen 20 new WembeTs.
Twelve new members OF the Up
worth League OF the Methodist church
were given very ENJOYABLE reception
Tuesday evening in the church par
lors Games were played and the Ihu-
sical contest and shadow contest,
planned by the entertainment commit
tee, proved especially interesting.
There was large and congenial
crowd in attendance and the evening
of social pleasure and delicious re-
fresments served were delight to al.
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Miss Lacy Sparks was hostess at
Jolly house party Thursday and Fri-
day at her home on Washington
Heights, having as her guests Misses
Bernadetta Dugan, Willie Baze, Rosa
chastain, Pauline Owen and Ida
Richards Thursday rigth the mem
bers Of the house party were given a
splendid six o'clock dinner and Fri
day they enjoyed fishing and pi
nicking excursion,
Mrs. R. X. Wootten, president Of the
chickasha United Charities, has called
a special meeting Of the association
for Monday afternoon at o'clock at
the Carnegie library. Each member is
requested to be present with their
complete list Of the Chantanqua
tickets sold, and to whom they were
sold.
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House Party at Home
OF Col. o'NeiIl.

Miss Louise Watson OF Guthrie. Miss
Marguerite Corder Of Oklahoma City
and several other young ladies' from
Oklahoma and other states Will be the
guests Of a house party given BY Miss
Mary Agnes O'Neill next week. The
visiting girls are expected to arrive
Thursday, June %, and on that even
ing Miss Lee Irvine Bird will give
slumber party for them. If the nu-
merous festivities planned in their
honor are carried out their visit viii
be one continuous round Of pleasure
Friday afternoon Miss O'Neill will
give a reception to the married ladies
and in the evening a patry TO the
Young people. Saturday morning Miss
Anna White will entertain the Bache-
lor Girls Girls Bridge club for them.
The Misses o'NeiE will keep open
house Sunday Monday night Miss Lii
lian Hendricks viii entertain for the
visitors, Wednesday morning Miss
Mary Agnes will give a bridge lunch
con and Thursday night Mrs. Paul d.
vann will be hostess at picnic at
Waterfall park.