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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
OTIS WILL CONTINUE
THE WAR ON UNIONS

Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. p
Gen. Otis to-day issued this !
statement: More than all else |
do | deplore the sad loss Of
life. |, with my co-owners in
the Times property can endure
the physical loss which the 3e-
struction of the bull ding in
volved, but were overcome with
sadness by the fact that so
many Of our loyal and faithful
workmcn were slain by the
hands of conspirators and as
sassns for this Infamous deed
was, in fact, an act Of assassi-
nation. We can repair the
physical damage done and re-
store the great property de-
stroyed, but we cannot restore
the lives taken away. And
this is the great burden which
weighs on our hearts in the
face of this frightful calamity.
The work of physically re-
habilitating the Times, already
set under way before my ar
rival home Yesterday after
noon by my brave, efficient
and faithful associate, Harry
Chandler will be continued IN
til the establishment is once
more complete, full hedged
and panoplied for the war
which we are determined to
prosecute so long is life lasts
in defense Of the great prin-
ciples for which the Los .Ange-
les Times and its responsible
owners stand, ana will con
tlnue to stand.
Il want to express at the
very earliest moment possible,
my gratitude to innumerable
friends in the State, the county
and throughout the nation.
who have conveyed their sym
, pathv to us in numberless
warmly worded kilograms and
in countless oral expressions
showing the profound and deep
seated sentiment of the good
will which they bear towards
my newspaper, myself and M
co-workers in it's production.
These expressions of sympathy
impel us with the more pro-
foun 1 determination to go on in
the course which we have
marked out for the Los Ange-
les Times and for ourselves as
it's responsible conductors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
HER SOLITAIRE.

A burglar through the doorway crept
ITO hursie | surmise)
believing that the household slept.
And met a large SURPRISE
A lady, In her dressing gown.
sat practicing the knack
OF laying certain red cards down
On other cards of black.
She did not doSgn to lock a, him,
nut said, with plainuva pout,
'I've tried It since elowsn jim,
And still it won't come out.
81 trust you've had a pleasant night
Just look AT that black queen,
The kim Is hidden out of sight
| wonder where you've been.
''4'he landlara called again to-day
oh, there's tho ACC at last
He says we've really got to pay
or navs-the lacks stuck fast
= wish when yen intend to go
Ftam your h0na for two whole Days
You'd leave little monsy-Ohl
That red nine gtvos three Mays"
The burglar t!ptoed to the door
And out into the air.
He'd not tho heart to burgie for
Her only solitaire
-NAV EaxS American
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06


citation, and W. J. Moran Of the United
States secret service inspected the ruins
Of the Times office to-day and said that
in their opinion the building was de-
stroysd by charge of nitro-gly ceTkle
An attempt to destroy the residence OF
Gen. Aarrison Grey Otis, publisher Of thu
Los Arselns Times, by u,ears VI an In
fernai machine. was made late yesterday,
after an explosion which destroyed tho
buildings and plant OF the Times. nHd
suspected effort to blow up tho auxiliary
plant Of that paper
A powerful Internal MACHINE vas also
found yesterday ia the. residence of Ssers-
tary Zeehandeluay Of the Merchants 6
Manufacturers association.
General OTIS who Is Oh the way
home from Mexico, and the other re-
sponsAble heads Of the Times unequ.vo-
cally charge the Times building dts
aster and the narrowly nver;ed Al
tempts at further destructien Of liN
and property to labor union sources.
with eounl emphasis, the leaders
If union labor repud!ate the accusa-
ton and offer ell aid IN their powe,
to detect the culprits.
This afternoon tho TfInes na.Ah pub
lie tho following telegram from GtSn'
eraI Otis;
Your wire with its terrible newt
reach he'd me thss morning. l am aruAzs(
at tho despera tioE Of the criminal con
spirators in destroying tho Times
building and Staying its ioy2i csf'a-
ders, whose loss [ deeply deplorsi but
the Times Itself will live op, bravels
defending the vita Gro cssantial rrtI.7
ciple Of industrial freessm under law
which must yet triumph in the entire
nat.an.
HARRISON GHAY OTIS"
For 70 years since quarrel w1th ina
Typographical union, VIXEN the Times be-
came q non u,ion paper, General Otis has
fought ur!onism with every resource IN
his command
He has been ably rec0nded In this hSht
by the Msrchants s. Manufacturers asso-
ciation, whose secretary MAS the object
Of frustrated dYnamiting yesterday,
Feeling ran high Throughout tho G'y
yesterday over the Times disaster, and
! was augm, nted by the discovery that a
dynamite bomb had been found rndey
] the residence OF secretary zeehsndslA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
FRESHMEN Win CANE RUSH
Sophomores Even Things Up in
the Tug of War.
Spirited Contests on the University
Campus Saturday Afternoon
Younger Class Outnumbcred
Their Opponents.


w. n.,Ias en ms vas .a,'.'u """s
I'm N,e ."'.ra''s campus
S"s'.u"s 81 w mon III ''ie FORM ot canes
% ~, ,hs sn,h s p''''' "S"'''s' 'i'
%
os ., ~, Wv '' . "a' sa,".
az" ~, ."e ,'o'.n emu vi ,ne Ola ihii''
.,,,ah .I .,, '.s ns"'nh .io,nes
"i''A ."es eou'u "ho' ooon the juniors
-, p " appea.an'e Anu s"or.iy
$500. 49, 'A
.na,, c'',.,a w -" anu .ou IA ."a'
we. ~ w.. 49, eu men
.ha .u., W., . ~. y. '.'T si,e', mem.
hr 49, .'.",. o'' ~, " 'ouls a""' heAueo
." ."S "'",on uo"n tns
- ""' 'e"' " '"' oaoehce Oh ro'''hs
,1n.. -.
'.'eS q cry store was soon reached
az e'e'S lresn"an was given cane
s p" oo. "e'' ie"' p's o"eH
CIV ."ey ''one" aS 'housh theE were uh-
a"ap'' pu' from subsequent happen
- - 'ns was 'o"ho not 70 ne the case
80" Procession next wehoeo It's way up
O"''s. S'ree' 10 the hefd or battle
Ns "o iIeshmeh came over the brow
-. 'ne III. ~ sure 10 say that many
heaft sank There on the campus were
olow"S ., people larses perhaps than
soihe OK the freshmen had ever seen be-
iore' ana over near the oase ban cage
.he sophon'orcs' 90 strons set up fierce
no"l NJ me sight or their opponents md
h"'eo rNa'S- Thc rain started dead
leaves were nited nigh Into the air by
s'!s's OF "ino. ana the elements them
serves seemed rornoding III 10 the uneasy
iresh"en'
nnt QUICKLY the classes were formed at
either end OF the campus. and soon the
sho' rang out denotfng that the battle
WAN or moment ana tho two groups
wore ono J"mp'eo nass OF humanity
is' was sVloent that tho freshmen had
'"Neh 'he phaiahx formation ana dropped
NJ 'he clash' the sophomorea encircline
| 'neH' "ho running over Them regardless
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
THE POPULAR OCCUPATION.

He has let his business suffer
Loft 1t wholly Ia a duffer;
Silent In his chtldren's pattor,
He has set no time for chatter
Nor more causes Is he giving
Dor the increased cost Of living
And we do not hnd him Ginning
Why the home team isn't winning,
He is doing na explaining
Tp account for late OBTAINING,
No excuse be makes with rapture
For the fish no failed to capture.
These are worth but little mention;
Greater things have his attention,
lie spends all his time ipyenting
Reasons why Maine went helibentiug
-McIAndburGh Wilson. In tho New Yorl
Sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
A SMALL DETECTIVE.

Tho man was nearly through taking
down the awning when tho ball rang for
luncheon. Little Mrs, Day looked at all
her trinkstH and fingered about the room
on ono prstensa and another until her
small boy. looking up with that uneanhy
insight 80 diSconcerting to his elders, OBJ
served In his piercing treble, "fou "a
right along, mamma I'll watch himv'-.
Woman's Home Companion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
SAILORS WE'RE RETURNING
FROM HAPPY DAY ASHORE
Were Being lowed to the New Hampshire and
Had Crowded into the Bow Of Boat in
Eagerness to Get Best Rations
at the Evening Meal

New York. Oct. 2.-There was given
out from the hattlcshin New Hampshire
.4..,., ,,., ., on ,,,, ,.ro ,r, Gum
ct ''''
P'''" to- ''N' '''''''' 'S
ing of barge which was being lowed
to the vessel Mt anchor In the Hudson
r,yo. Tact ,,,-5+ Annondod to the list
. 40,
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''''''' '"' VIM WY ''' 7' "
nav MS moV'' !" -"V S",''l''' "'''
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w. 'V Nv" nan, ','to 7".' '"' .''
il WIN ,'''9 u '.i 'i'''"'''''o" ''
'""'7 ~ vac '''' " ''e ,''''i '''HH''s'
W UT" are "'"T'' ~ We II" 'uo .""' '""'
"..' was "''''I'" '''S' ''S"'
B." '''
i'H '''' D. i''' imp ''oN' i'"' III Glass;
hl.u"'' ''
H'"',| D. T." sumner ''''''e' 'n'ro
;''S' Nov f'rN'
Turner J., water lender brooklyn.
WISE" canaan New YORK.
Nm"I'" 'r seaman Avondale' Pa.
iiHh.4.t e r. seaman Worcester
Mass
Iienr.r d. y. coNswain, Greene Creek,
\. J.
Bailey r.. S, ships cook, third class.
Ansonia- Conn.
I.aE euau. p. +. c., fireman, FIRST class,
ir -~e roilt. Mich.
h'nfall IT,, ordinary seaman, Philadel-
p7Ia
'rown, O., gunner's mate, first class
Boston.
combs, H.. gunner's mate second class.
irrnr'lrld, Ohio.
ii'rr, W.. seaman, Philadelphia.
Davis G. A. ordinary seaman, Lubbock,
Donahue, P. j., marine private, Lin
ei1ck, Ireland
Green, j., oiler Cleveland.
Hey, y. >, ordinary seaman, Woon-
socket, Mass
Johnson, M. fireman, first class, Boston.
carl Nr painter thlrd Glass; Cleveland.
move, d. marine private no residence
no next OF KIN.
Mampiey' A. coal passer, Richmond, Va
foSpeik'' j. F. ordinary seaman, Erie
IA.
lichardson' w. A, electrician, third
ciaSs' IhiiadeipMa'
SleDer' Il, W., Ordinary seaman. Chicago
seas NJ l., electrician, FIRST class
''iumous' Ga
4urh'r' a d. seaman East Liverpool
'Ilo'
Hunl'h' J. d. Ordinary seaman Phila
'PHiu'
N"hleT' H. D., fireman, nrst class
'IeTtoH' "a
itlt ~ coal pasSer, hoHpur! Mass
il Is not CERTAIN comments captain
I-''SelS' that 'hese men were lost a
'"' ~ '"ei" ollfiHo''9 Oh the Hsl re
'' ne" '"-""H'
ne II" MICS Oh t'e IL men missing
""o were MOI recognized as PEI 'g II
Wv "'"' ioii"W'
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
CONDEMNED UNHHARn.

From notice In Cornish church !:
1.-THE preacher for next sunday win
be found hanging In the, church porch
On ERtuvdax'.-PHpch
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
pROPOsALS AND BIDS

SEALED PROPOSALS. tndorsed Proposals for
Dry Dock CaissonS'' viii be received ar the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks. Navy Department.
Washington, until IL o'clock a. m. December q
1910 and then and there publicly opened. for
furnishing three steel csissOns for dry docks at
the Navy Yards New York. y. Y. and Bremer-
ton Wash and Naval station. Pearl HarbOr.
Hawsii plans and specifications can be Oh
tained on application 70 the bureau upon do
posit Of $25 r. c. Honydsy. Chief OF Bureau.
October % 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTTFrL EonrEsITFs

BEAUTIFUL HOMESlIES
visit the beautiful Buriingsme hill country
fhe most beautiful within reach Of the CITY fsr
surprising the cross bay localities: transfer 70
the san Mateo electric car at 9th and Market
you always get 3 seat--and get OF at EASTON
ratlon. take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend Here is the finest suburban home
site on The peninsula EASTON ADDITIONS To
the hottest days; all improvements. cement side
walks, streets. sewers. water. light and tele-
phone are installed: the homes viii appeal 10
you: large lots on easy terms: excellent and fast
trs n service. twice as fast as to cross bav
points. For particulars about EASTON address
=. J. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING. san
FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
LEGAL and oEEIcIAL-con.

Sec. 10. The vote cast for against this
act shall be counted. returned and canvassed
and declared in the same manner and subject
to the same rules as votes east for state
officers; and II it appear that said act shall
have received a majority of all the votes east
for and against IL at said election. as srore-
said. then the same shall have effect as herein
above provided and shall be irrepeaianle nntli
the principal and interest OF the iaoihtles
herein created shall be paid and discharged. and
the governor shah make proclamation tnereof;
but II majority OF the votes cast. as afore-
said against this act. then the same soaH
be and become void.
Sec. IL. 1t shall be the duty OF the secrs
tary OF state to have this set published IN az
least one newspaper in each county. or lciIy
and county, II be published tnereln.
throughout this state. for three months next
preceding the general election 10 be holden
In the month OF November. A D nlne,een 7,
hundred and ten: the costs Of publication shst
be paid out OF the general fund en controller
warrants. duly drawn for that purpose
Sec. IL. This act shall be known and cltec
as the India Basin Act"
Sec. 13. All acts and parts Of acts IN con
nict with the provisions of this act are aerepS
W R. PORTER
President OF the Senate,
P. A. STANTON.
Speaker OF the Assembly
Approved March oath A. D. 1909.
J. N GILLEIF Governcr'
Endorsed: Filed in the -ofrce OF the Sse-etsrt
OF State the 25 day of March. A. D. 4sVs, ~
s:3V o'clock a. m @. F. Curry Secretary VI
state. By j. Hoesch. Deputy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

4 ACRE or more IN famous Meek orchard tract:
eiectric and steam lines on land; fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy terms; free info--
nation.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel. Hayward 226 HAYWARD
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-2 elegant homes IN the swelIest resi-
lence district OF Berkeley; polished oak floors
sleeping decks. grand marine view: also 10
lofk. zoxl20; terms. Inquire HENRY ROWE
owner, Sc University terrace: phone Berkeley
SO
ELoCKS from Claremont Key Route n beau
hardwood 6ocrs; sundeck: 20 foot lot: for sale
al cost. $500; terms. Owner. 2909 Linden av
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
LTVERMORE REAL ESTATE

30 better climate in the state. Z A AN
IHoEY, ] ST near lst, Livernore- II in San
Francisco call on our CORES pondent. J. NJ
GREGORY. z67 Phelaa bldg for list and
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

aNDSOAfE 10 room residence in 2 fashionable
r-rr Of Alsmeds; having every modern appli-
F.ce. electricity. open fireplace. furnace. serv-
n-'~ quarters. etc; grounds beautifully cul-
-lTated price under $1,000: mortgage SO. 500;
sacrifice: I439 Morton St. Alameda. Amply
1crween 10 ana 1:30 O'Clock
l.ARTIES giving NJ house keeping viii sell their
well located new room cottage Quilt
-1nthSl. furnished or unfurnished. terms
r $50 6C7-2. SO per month. Box 32I6. Call
office. Oakland
8TA home and let the rent paw for Il:
modern cottages from 50 600 70 s.. 600 awaiting
buyer. q G. MEHRTENS. 1900 Webster
-. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
LOCATIONS WANTED

yANTED-Factory location By an eastern pack
er ~ asparagus. tomatoes ana small fruits
address box 277o. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
l--r-ra-nrrH
let THE CROPS PAY FOR YOUR FARM.

We VIII sell you irrigated land IN our
MERGED COLONY. adjoining the city limits Of
Marcod. on 3 CROP PAYMENT PLAN Make
one payment IN cash. then uhe balance OF me
vear Iu other words. you pay exactly IN pro
portion 70 your returns from the soil. We haVe
Conscience in rae productivity Of our land or we
couid rot make this proposition II You have
egusI coafdeuce IN yourself, write Us today Tor
ra-tlcul6rs.
% nd % acre tracts. SlOO to SIPS per acre.
ilfiuding water riglt
90 COOPERATIVE LAND & TRUST COMPANY
595 Market St. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR sale at once. a certihcats on a leading piano
house in this city; good for S1O5 IN part pay
ment on a piano; will sell for $3.50. Box 2154,
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07

vE can locate you on $50 acres Of rich. black
aud sandy soil in Lsssen county plenty Of
vr1ter. railroad on property, also school: S400
tirsc paTmeur $500 in years; maps and
samples OF soil 80 Office. BOVEE TOY & CO.,
1II Montgomery 81.
-s acres I'M Lake county: 80 acres so7ved 10
wLe1r u barley. rest in hay; Is head hogs.
horses. harness. farming tools; house furnished;
frst class alfalfa land; running water. MRS.
EWERS. 222 san Pablo aT-. oakland
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Hayward az
ire lowest cash prices; viii accept Oakland,
Berkeley or Alameda improved property in
rlauCe p r BAIRD. A6s 18th St. Osklsnd.
rIR new catalogue Of country property farms
fruit. poultry ranches. stock ranches. alfalfa
Iimber lands. Cali or send for list. ROTHER-
NEL q CO 24F Russ bldg. san Francisco.
lo acres near Florin-between two railroads.
Price S4O0. SO down. SO per month. WRIGHT
AND KItTRROTGH COZ + SACRAMENTO
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

8 /
beve opr.or on Lew strictly high grade build
fnE on lor 55Z-03 on one Of the principal cross
streets Of Oakland. within about 1900 feet OF
The city hsIl. present rental from the building
500 per month net with $1,000 cash bond; this
IS first class property In every respect and viii
hesr the closest inspection; VII consider nigh
grade lor close In as partial payment; price
SIRED.
p. F. MTNNEY. s22 18th 81. Oakland.
Just east of BaoadTay-
;5A8NTFICENT oO8NER on 44TH 81. FOR
SO 30 PER FooI--soxloos WITHIN : blocks
- property now being hslo az $50 Per foot
1treet work su done ABSOLUTELY sure 20 in
ereaSe Il value very materially BEATTY
SYNDICATE. 1915 Broadway. oakland
50 65o-s950 down S22.5o per month: excep-
tioual cottage; new and Up 10 date: best IN
isb 6ath. pantry Laundry; me yard: gas
and electricity. half block 10 San Pablo car;
short waIk 70 Berkeley local or Key Route
train See owner. 1851 9th st. Oakland Cal
PRETTY new ; room bungalow. cobblestone
'front.' marine view near ClareDOnt Key
Route. price $500. $50 down. balance $50
oakland
bsck OF Lake Merritt, near 7. " Smiths resi-
dence: good view: can rent FOR year TO good
parties; want ranch g. T. ABBOTT. room
.. e57 Broadway. oakland
FOR saIe-Cheap:- new . story 3 stores and office
hutlding, 53x5o; lot s9xi26; cor 3. Izth and
Ivy sv-, OF 100 Ivy See DR.. HAL
PRCNER. phone Elmhurst 756.
l10xlI5; gas, bath. electricity; street work
in: good order $3.50 terms: clear: no
agents. Box 2TS2. Call office.
CLAREMONT district, 81 700: new modern )
rooms: lot 40xl00; $500 cash. balance $50
monthly $50 AyaIa 81 owner
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
DEAL ESTATE WANTED

FATS wanted at once for cash. $1,000 or undel
inside DeYisadero St, give location. price; 4
agents Box 2706. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07

s. 000-7 room, new. modern house; large lot
back OF Lake Merritt. near z. ". Smiths resi-
dence: good view: can rent for year TO good
parties: want a ranch. G. F. ABBOTT, room
2S Q5T Broadway Osklan6
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07

PRETTY new 3 room bungalow, cobblestone
1r0nt- marine view near ClareT1Ont Key
Route. price $500 $50 down. balance $50
Der month O. n BULLOCK. J42o Broadway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
Quiet Wedding Is
Close Of Romance.

The romance Of Miss Edna Bird and
AIR .. H. Higbe commencing in Ows-
leys jewelry store, whore Mr.. Higbe
was jeweler and Miss Bird clerk, cul-
minated in their marriage Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
0. r. Nicholson The recent critical
illness Of Mr. Higbe, when there was
little hope Of his recovery and the
objections of the brides parents
served to bring the young couple
closer together than the events of an
ordinary courtship and their troubles
were forgotten when Rev Wilson pro
nounced them man and wife. Miss
Bird is a pretty and loyable young
lady, and although she has been a
resident Of Chickasha less than two
years she has a large circle Of friends
to wish her happiness. Mr.. Higbe is
young man OF excellent reputation
and has recently opened a ''wateh hos
pital' in Dunlap's store
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
WASH THAT ITCH AWAY

1t is said that there are certain
springs in Europe that give relief and
cure to Eczema and other skin dis
eases IL you knew that by washing
in these waters you could be relieved
from that swful itch. wouldn't you
make every effort to take y trip to
Europe at once Would yon not be
willing TO spend your last cent to fnd
the cure2
But yon need not leave home for
these distant springs Relief Is right
here In y0ur own home town.
a simple wash Of OIL OF Winter
green. Thymol and other ingredients
sts compounded only in - d. D. Pre-
seripfion viii bring instant relief TO
that terrible burning itch, and leave
the skin as smooth aud healthy as
that of q child.
II you have not already tried r. get
at least a 25-cept hottie today. Ws as
sure ysn Of instant relief
THE OWL DRUG STORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Terrell.

The ladies belonging last winter 70
the evening bridge club called the
Smart Set have reorganized into an
afternoon club and met last Saturday
afternoon with Mrs Jim Terrell. no
prizes we're given but the club pin will
be worn until the next meeting by Mrs
Ilarwen, who made nigh score Mrs.
Terrell served q dainty luncheon late
in the afternoon The members pres
emf We're Mesdames Hollingsworth,
Ciaud sigmon Wariield Shepherd,
Harwen, Gannaway Peters, Sheegog,
Bailey and Spencer and guests, Mrs.
smith and Mrs, Davenport. The club
win be entertained Saturday, October
? by Mrs. Frank Bailey
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
GREAT EDUCATIONAL TRIP
TO TEXAS GULF COAST AND
DALLAS FAIR, STARTING OCT. Il

Our regular private hotel car ex-
cursion will run TO our new tract OF
$4,000 acres Of fruit truck and general
farm land at Winnie. Tex We visit
r. Worth Houston, Galveston and re-
turning stop ri Dallas for the big fair.
Special cheap rates including berth
and board for this "trip.
See J p Nail, phone 1i9, ll3lA
South Third. 12l0t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
Nov Century Club.

New Century Club.
The members OF the New Century
club spent Wednesday afternoon in a
profitable manner at the home OF Mrs.
4 T. j Galbraith studying their lesson
on Women OF Today Mrs Allen, the
sister Of Mrs. J. r. Aust, was a guest
at the meeting. The meeting next
week viii be held with Mrs. w e. Ben
nett, corner Fourth street and Iowa
avenue. and Mrs. f. 3. Hendrix viii
be lesson leader parliamentary
drill viii be led BY Mrs. J. G. Mays
The program follows
/ Roll call Special topics.
The Woman Wage Garner.
Question:
Did necessity Or chance create her?
discuss change in scale Of living?
Change in attitude Of respect for
women workers.
S--llow does the girl Of moderate
means working simply for pin money,
interfer with the success of the girl
who is a wage Garner Of necessity?
Along what line has she been most
successful?
Along which best fitted by ma
Iture?
What faculties are best deyel-
oped?
o. Why does she scorn the one posi-
lion she is best fitted for?
4-How are training schools affecting
this attitude?
(TID
Along what lines has she been least
successful?
What difficulties beset her path?
What attitude necessary to sue
cessful business career does she often
lack?
B With equal wages which give
more satisfactory service in the bGsl-
ness world, women or men, Why?
dv.l
Effect on the home
What effect has the tendency Of
women to usurp the place Of man in
the business world on the home?
2--ls it in any way accountable for
the decrease IN The marriage rate2
3-What is responsible for the DoDu-
lar movement of forsating homes for
the hotels?
do girls who have been self-sup-
porting make better on worse wives