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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

There is an interesting and from
the national point Of view satisfac-
tory statement in the statistics lately
published in an Italian paper concern.
ing the growth Of modern languages.
According to the figures given the
English language, which century
ago WAS spoken by 20,000 900 indi.
yiduals, is now the means by which
no less than 100OO0,O00 give expres.
sion to their views OF things. French.
on the other hand, has spread less
than any OF the chief European Ian.
gueges, for whereas it was used By
sa,oou,OO0 men at the beginning OF the
nineteenth century, It is now spoken
BY 46,00O00O. Seventy million indi.
yiduals speak German today. against
$4,000 009 100 years ago; 60 900 900
Russian against 10000. 600; s2.OOO.0OO
italian, against iS,00O.O00 and f40DO..
900 Spanish against 10000 O0O
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

Photo by American Press Association
JEFF EXAMINING PUNCHING BAG BOARD
TO SEE WHETHER 1T rs ABLE TO STAND
HIS HARD wALnoPs.
that made him champion of the world,
and the only manner in which he can
"come back" in this regard is to do
more boxing.
The fact that he is shy of the hit
ting eye adds to the speculation aroused
by his failure to take up boxing earlier
in the game. JEFF knows that his
hitting eye must be perfect or his
chance of victory will be reduced so
per cent. A good line on his hitting
eye will be given when Sam Langford
and Jim Corbett join the camp. What
len should really do is to look around
for several husky young hcavyweights.
Farmer" Burns is not fast enough to
give Jeffries the proper tryouts with
the gloves. and Armstrong cannot be
expected to stand Up and take a
pounding every day1and Joe Choyn-
ski surely cannot be expected to rough
1t with the big fellow
Jeffries' warm friends are not over
joyed over the recent reports that The
big fellow is easily nettled and in nd
dition perspires profusely when en-
gagged in triiing exercises. These con
ditions indicate that James j. isn't
standing the rigors Of training with
old time cheerfulness. Blame II on
Jimmys nervous system. This organ.
ism is certainly factor in the pro
duction OF the high fow Of perspira-
ton, also churlishness. There is an
other point that might cut figure.
Je1 at his age and position OF life
hasn't the ring ambition Of years ago.
That layon hurt He doesn't fancy
the hardshps Of training.
Preparation for a big duel in the
arena isn't a soft snap by any means.
May 90 finely for day or two, bur
the novelty soou wears away. Denial
OF certain forms OF food smoking and
other types Of pleasure are most try.
ing. Neat case in point watch foot
ball team just released from training.
Men will rush for cigarettes and
burn them with whoop. Race jock.
eys, through their race and with noih-
ing AHEAD, fairly 6ght TO secure water
and beverages Six years ago Jetf was
much Younger ycarned for riches moro
than he does now. Therefore he loesn'.
fRke 10 training rs OF old.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

A discovery results in an art; an
art produces a comfort. comfort
made cheaply accessible adds family
on family to the population; and a
family is new creation Of thinking,
reasoning, inventing, and discovering
beings. Thus. instead Of arriving at
the end, we are at the beginning Of
the series. and ready to start with re-
cruited numbers on the great and
beneficent career of useful knowledge
Edward Everett.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07
How cuicIay Heals

Without The slightest pain, annoyance
or inconvenience, this wonderful natural
healer. Cuticlay. sets to work Instantly
from the very FIRST application-to draw
out all impurities aud injections matter
from Eczema. Acne. Salt Rheum, letter.
plmrles. Ulcers, Cuts. Wounds, and
sores Of all kinds. All abnormal
conditions are promptly allayed and the
healing process begi-S immediately
The powerful and mysterious cIrT
atire properties Of cuiiclay destroy ell
disease germs, bacteria and poisons Ia
the affected tissues. Wherever inhain-
nation exists. wherever poisonous germs
find lodgnent IN the tissues, Cuticlay
possesses the magncticpower Of reach
ing sight down 10 the root cause Of the
trouble ard drawing II out bit BY bit
until every particle OF soreness and
tainted matter Ia expelled permanently.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07
BASEBALL
DOPE.
How They Stand.
GAMES TO BE PLAYED

June Z. Candy Kids-Postoffice.
June 8. Rexalls-Printers.
June 8. Owls-All Colds.
June IA. Rexalls-Owls.
June IS. Printers -Postoffice.
June lG. All Golds-Candy Kids,
June 2l. Rexalls-All Colds.
June %. Candy Kids-Printers.
June 23. Owls-Postoffice.
June 2S. Rexalls-Postoffice.
June 70. All Golds-Printers.
June 30. Owls-Candy Kids.
July 5. Rexalls-C Candy Kids.
July 6. All Golds-Postoffice.
July Z. Owls-Printers.
July IL. Candy Kids-Postofflce-
July 10. Rexalls-Prlnters.
July IA. Owls-All Colds.
July 10. Rexalls-Owls-
July 20. Priuters-postoffice.
July 81 All Golds-Candy Kids.
July 26. Rexalls-All Colds.
July 27 Candy Kids Printers.
July 2S Owls-Postoffics.
Aug. 2 Rexalls-Postoiifce.
Aug 3. All Golds-Prluters.
Aug. 4. 0wls-Candy Kids.
Aug. 2. Rexalls-Candy Kids
Aus. TO- All Golds-Posloliice
Aug. IT, Owls-Prlnlers
Aug. iG Candy KidsPostoliice
Aug r. Hexalls-rriatsfS.
Aug Is. Owls-Al Colds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

tutIclaY has positively proved Il7
curative power IN these troubles. Is Il
not reasonable 10 assume that what Il
has done for others, Cuticiay will also
do for Nnu1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

Studies n Gratitude.

"All ! got for my trouble was a
thank you, said the man who be-
grndges friendly effort. You're lucky"
replied the millionaire philanthroplst
LIN expected to say thank you to
people who And me suitable method
q riflng my money away"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

It was little Marion's first day al
Sunday school; her mother had given
her a penny for collection. After Sun.
day school was over. her mother no
ticed that Marion had two pennies.
Why, Marion, where did you get that
other Denny?" she queried. -Oh, they
passed the pennies and took one, !"
was the naive reply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

Surely the world grows kinder and
n kinder, better, as the years multiply
The keep or the grass sign Is more
sphflnRly used, and the grim gates oI
ifon which formerly shut out the poor
from lisht and alr are opening rapid
lY when kingdom comes II viii
hnd kindness IA ihe earth, anyway n
NeaAsh lN ll Evening NeWs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07
cuticIay Strongly Indorscd

Little short OF miraculous says
member Of the staff Of the ianions In
Sale Institute Of Chicago. Very val
uable in healing chronic ulcers and IN
fected wounds. a-Dr. Antonio Iagorio,
Pasteur Institute. Chicago. Satisfactory
results in every instance" says a mem
her Of the staff Of the Michael Reese
Hemorrhoids" says one Of the. most
prominent physicians Of Denver Gave
me instant relief from the tortures of
Eczema and in a short time / was en-
tirely cured. Il. N. Eockels, Secretary
Chicago Federation OF Labor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07
Try Cuticlay AT Our Risk

You can get SOC package OF Cut
iciay from any druggist in the United
States or Canada. Use half the contents
according TO plain directions. aud II It's
healing power Is not absoiutelyc convincing
III you are not fully satisfied with the
results OF Cuticlay In every respect
send the unused portion direct to US.
aud we viii instantly refund your money.
We know just what culiclay will do and
chances whatever. Every package OF
Cuticiay includes a free miniature bar
Of the famous cuticlay Soap, containing
the same cleansing and healing pro-
perties. II you should find a druggist
unable to supply you, send us his name
and address and we will see that you
are promptly supplied. THE CUTICLAY
CO.. CHIcAG co. ILL, SOLE PRO-
PRIETORS OF eUTIcLAY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism Of tho muscles
and yields quickly to the free appllca-
tIon Of chamberlain's Liuimont This
linimont - not only prompt and e.
feciual but IN no way dlsarrrcahlc 81
use. Sold BY an druggists d&N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07

Cuticiay II not a fuan-made remedy
ii Is not produced BY pounding acids,
drugs or chemicals. Nor does II contain
any alcohol. In fact, Cuticlay Is a
mystery, so far as any scientific know
ledge Of It's real properties is concerned.
Its marvellous curative virtues--now fully
proved and demonstrated beyond quest
ion-are derived from Nature, as Cuts lay
is a naturally medicated mineral I'M
This magic substance is taken from
.he earth, dried in the sun and pulver-
lied for convenient use Just as Il comes
from Mother Earth. Nothing is taken
away from Cuticlay. It comes TO you
IN convenient form. clean, odorless,
harmless, with all It's original curative
power aud healing strength unimpaired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07
CuticIay Cones for Piles

The immediate and lasting results
Of cuticlay in the treatment Of Piles is
nothing short Of marvellous. For the
convenience OF all afflicted with this
distressing trouble, the magical healing
properties OF Cuticlay have been utilized
in the form OF cone, which acts Instant
" on the affected mucous membranes,
drawing out Bit by bit every vestige Of
the inflammation. The healing process
begins from the very first insertion Of
this Wonderful cuticlay Conc. and contin-
ues until theltrouble entirely disappears.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-07
Strange Healing Power

Wonderful Magnetic Substance Has Been Discovered
In Mexico Which Heals Eczema, Acne, Salt Rheum,
letter. Pimples, BIackheads and All Skin Eruptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
Another Rebel Victory.

chihuahua, Tex, Dec. 21.-Reports
of a second overwhelming victory for
the revoIutionists reached here today.
They placed the governments losses in
General Navarro's command in Satur-
days battle at 900. The rebels were
safely entrenched in Bad Pass or Nal
Paso. Pursuing American Indian war
fare, they seldom expose themselves.
General Guzman, whom Navarro at
tempted to re-enforce, was among the
800 wounded.
The battle took place about 120 miles
west OF chihuahua city, when the fed
erals invaded the rebel stronghold, a
mountainous region. Fighting in that
isolated district continued through last
Saturday and Saturday night.
Navarro, reports say, withdrew bis
forces from Pedernales and Guerrero
after two days almost continuous fight,
ing, when he heard OF Guzman's plight
at Nal Paso. Navarro's army reached
Guzman's weakening force with about
800 reserves.
The rebels remained in their en-,
trenchments, amply prepared to con
tinue the fighting with machine guns,
rifles and ammunition captured IL
Cerra Prieto and Guerrero.
Navarro's command was moved down
! by the rebels until the fight was lost.
Neither Navarro nor Guzman was cap
fpra6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
THE CASE APPEALED.

Judge Scott, in the City Circuit
Court of Richmond yesterday ordered
Clerk Charles o. Saville to record the
deed transferring certain property to
William W. Rountree, granting a
mandamus prayed for by Rountree.
THE legislature, said Judge Scott,
never intended that the amended tax
law should have the construction the
attorney general places upon it. At.
torney General Williams several days
ago instructed Clerk Saville that the
amended law required clerks to collect
an additional dollar. Under the old
law clerks collected 81 tax upon trans
fers involving 81, 200 and 10 cents adj
ditional upon each additional 800.
Under the attorney generals con-
struction the additional 10 cents must
be charged against each 800 OF the
original $1,000. Rountree entered
friendly suit to test the construction.
Attorney General Williams will
appeal to the State Supreme Court
The case is Of vital interest in court
circles OF the entire state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES.

Railroad freight rates OH goods for ex-
port and import are subject TO the pro-
visions Of the 'long and short haul
clause" Of the railroad law enacted at the
last session of congress, according to a
ruling issued today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The commits
sion held that the act forbids carriers 10
charge more for the transportation OF Il
like kind of export or import for a short
er.than for lenger haul over the same
line in the same direction without AIT
thotity from the commission. The com
mission ruled that the validity ola rate
under the long and short haul clause is
determined by comparison OF an export
rate with another expert rate, for an i'm
port rate, with an import rate. Carriers
are not required in tho first instance ac-
cording to the decision to establish eX-
port and import rates which shall be
measured and limited by domestic inter
state rates between the same point oil
origin and 'deytination in the United
States. But all phases may be considered
by the commission in determining the
reasonableness Of any rate. That remain
ing questions in connection with the
long and short haul clause are reserved
for further consideration by the commits
sion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
Russia Warns China.

St. Petersburg, Dec. S1.-Thc re-
fractory behavior Of the Chinese proYin-
cial authorities in Manchuria is the
subject of an editorial Which will appear
in the ''Novoc Vremya" today.
The newspaper recalls a series OF IN
cidents during the present year--the
prohibition of the export OF grain. de-
signed to cripple the Hardin mills, the
dispossession OF the Russian gold
claims without indemnity, the refusal to
admit Russian caravans to certain
frontier cities, whereby extensive losses
we're inflicted upon merchants; the
arrest recently OF Chinese employees OF
the Russo Chinese Bank in Hardin by
the Chinese Taotai, the series culml-
mating with 4 reference to the maltreat-
ment Of Colonel Raddazi, commander
of the Amur Cossack regiment, who
was arrested on December l6 while
visiting the Chinese side near Blag.
ovestchensk. Colonel Radda2i was
bound, his epaulettes we're torn off and
he was spat upon. Finally he was re-
leased by two companies OF Cossacks.
The "Novoe Vremya" suggests that
it should be the serious task OF dlplo-
macy at Picking to call the government
to its senses TO prevent chaos at the
frontier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
Trial of Alleged Spies

Leipzig, Dec. 21.-The trial of Cap
tain Bernard Trench and Ii. Vivian
Brandon, English army officers,
charged with spying upon the German
Notifications at Borkum, began today
before the Supreme Court OF the en-
pire. :,
The imperial public prosecutor laid
before the court an indictment charg-
ing the prisoners with having worked
as spies for many months on the is
land OF Borkum, before their arrest
in August. He said they had visited
all the naval stations and fortified
places along Germany's North Sea
coast line and obtained vast amount
of valuable information, with the in
tention OF giving it to the English war
Office.
Aside from their English counsel,
Sir William Bull, no English adj
visors nor any Englishmcn will
be allowed in the court room.
Germany is taking this precaution on
the theory that much OF the alleged
valuable information obtained by
Trench and Brandon will develop at
the trial. Justizrath Won Gordon, OF
Berlin, and DR.. Otto Of Leipzig, are as
sisting in the defense, by appointment
OF the German government.
In the event OF the conviction OF the
men it is believed that they will be
kept in prison until their information
will no longer be valuable to Eng
land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21

TINES change and men change with
them. Senator Aldrich now favors, or
SAYS he favors, tariff revision by sub
jects as preferable to revision by
schedules. Senator Lodge says he
would make revision more practicable
and more scientific by creating q per
manent commission to make possible
constant revision pressure. These are,
OF course, programmes OF delay; but
they show that stand-patism is thrown
into the melting pot as no longer de-
fensible. Now, while The iron is hot,
would be q good time to make an III
slant break for the outrageous wool
schedule and tho duty Oh wood pulp.
Free wool and free pulp would be 4
New Year Godsend. There is 10 need
of further preliminary investigation in
either case. Investigation, says the
Philadelphia Record, has been pushed
to the limit. What is needed IS prompt
action, with view to instant relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
AGAINST WAR.

Maj. Gen. Leonard A. Wood, chiel
Of staff OF the United States army, in
an address last night at a banquet oil
the Burnside Post, G. A. R., in Wash
ington, characterized the SO. called war
scare as silly" declaring that he
neither saw any prospect OF war nor
had any fear OF such q contingency,
but simply had advocated careful reor-
ganization OF the country's "undevel-
oped military resources"
"All this silly talk" said Gen. Wood
may be answered by one word OF
three letters which I shall not offend
you to repeat. The army isn't afraid
OF war, nor is it filled by the yalcr OF
ignorance. Lots OF people like to talk
about the tremendous war resources OF
the country, but it's just like the man
who has met reverse in Wall street
and offers an undeveloped mine as an
asset. Our resources will continue to
be invaluable il the other fellow gives
US time, but We don't think he will"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
Result Of English Election.

London, Dec. 21.-There was q
growing belief in London today, as the
result of the conference between Pre-
nier Asqui,h and the king, that the
king will create enough liberal peers to
change the complexion OF the upper
body. There is nothing tangible on
which to base this belief other than
the fact that today's conference was at
the kings request. This lack of proof,
however, has not prevented the liberal
leaders from accepting today's develop
nents as an assurance of their parlia-
mentary triumph.
-Asquith arrived in London this
morning from Scotland, where he hac
gone to be the guest OF Lord Rosebery
over Christmas. 1t is not expected
that the result Of the conference will be
known except to three OF four insiders
until the kings address is read on the
assembling OF the new parliament.
There is no attempt to conceal the
tact that the conference relates tc the
Tato question,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
Had a Hunters License.

Newton, N. j., Dec. 21.-As young
couple stood before the Rev. +. S.
Jamison, pastor OF the Andover Bo-
rough Methodist Church, and were on
the point OF being married, the minis
ter asked to see the marriage license
required under recent law. Miss
Julia Masters and William Will, OF
Tranquility, handed over hunters
license. The ceremony was indefinitely
postponed when Mr.. Jamison told them
that they had made mistake. They
had received the hunting permit few
minutes before from Frank n. Van
SICKLE, clerk of Andover Borough, who
said that the couple did not look or act
like a prospective bride and bride
groom. The hunting license cost the
young man $3.50, but before he left
town he took the trouble to see Van
SICKLE and get bis money back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
ROCKINGHAM SETS STATE EX-
AMPLE.

Banishing the old fashioned dipper
and consigning the tilne-honored
school water bucket to the dump, the
School Board OF Rockingham county
has passed an order requiring all
school children OF the county to have
individual drinking cups.
Hereafter, no dipper or buckets for
drinking water will be allowed in the
schools, and in their place will be
water coolers with no common drink
ing cup. Every child that expects to
drink water during school hours will
have TO keep his own drinking cup,
and WOO to the pupil who loans his
cup to another thirsty student.
In taking this action, the school
board of the county, according to its
medical advisers, has taken an impor-
tant step in preventing tho spread OF
disease among school children and has
set the state an excellent example.
The medical men contend, and pro-
duce evidence to prove their case, that
the school drinking cup is one OF the
most dangerous agents in the spread OF
disease. Where only one cup is used
for the entire school, they point out
how easily child suffering from the
first stages OF diphtherla or like diseases
can infect this cup and spread the dis
ease to others
The State Department OF Health has
long urged upon school authorities the
importance of requiring individual
drinking cups, and has expressed its
hearty approval OF the course pur-
sued by Rockingham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
AyiatiOn Eeats.

Chalons, France, Dec. GA non
stop aeroplane flight with passenger
of l45 miles was made todayhy Lieut..
Zimmerman. Accompanied by Captain
Fugoni, Lieut.. Zimmerman piloted
his machine from this city to Moptigny-
sur-Aube and return. The flight was
made in four hours and three minutes.
The fight, which establishes new
worlds record for distance in nom
stop passenger flight, was undertaken
under orders from the minister of war.
Paris, Dec. 21.-All worlds records
for sustained distance flights were
broken today by Paul Legagneux,
flying in a Beleriot aeroplane, when he
covered 322 miles in 5 hours and SO
minutes, without alighting. Unless
beaten before January l, 1911,
Legagneux becomes the winner OF the
Nlichelin Cup, valued at $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.

l. The will OF Major John Hanson,
former president of the Central Georgia
Railroad, sets aside $50, 900 principal
and interest as alimony for his wife,
from whom he was separated.
Representative Champ Clark, pros.
pectiye speaker, announced yesterday
that reports that he was endeayorine
to name the House committees through
the manipulation OF any slate in the
democratic caucus Of January 10 were
without foundation in fact.
The House yesterday accepted the
Senate amendments TO the urgent
deficiency bill. The greater part Of
the session was devoted to the consider.
alton OF the legislative, executive, and
judicial bill. Many items were struck
out, on the objection OF Representative
Macon, OF Arkansas. The committee
on naval affairs ordered q favorable re.
port onithe Foss bill TO reorganize naval
militia. The republican insurgents are
planning another campaign to revise
the rules, for the purpose of doing
away with the reading Of the text O
bills on the committee discharge calen
dar.
On tho ground that section hanc
shares the risk OF railroad employees
although he IS not engaged in thu
operation OF trains, the U. 8. Supreme
Court yesterday confirmed decision
OF the lower courts awarding damage:
for the death of Ray Hicks, who va
killed on the Mobile, Jackson and Kan
sas City Railroad. Hicks was stand
ing beside the tracks when derailet
car Sturned over and crushed him t.
death. The Mississippi law abrogatiul
! the "fellow-seryant" rule as applied
to every employe OF a railroad not tc
include section hands" but the Ecour
took the opposite view.