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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
sorosis study Club.

Sorosis Study club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon, October z6, with
Mrs. T. j. O'Neill Roll call viii be
answered by accounts OF famous death
scenes in fiction. The lesson on Acts
I and II Of Antony and Cleopatra Will
be led BY Mrs. Jas Terrell Current
literature, music and art will furnish
subjects for discussion to be Ted
by Airs Ed Johns a good meeting
was held last week al the home Of
Mrs. German, an interesting feature Of
which was paper by Mrs. Wootten
on the historical connections Of the
play. Mrs German served delicious
refreshments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22

SOCIETY'S EDITORS PHONE l64
kInnard.AdkIsson.

nnard-Adkisson.
a wedding in which the contracting
parties are well known and which was
d surprise to many 81 their friends oc-
cured at the Presbyterian manse last
Saturday evening when Rev Wilson
united in matrimony Miss Ola May Adj
kisson and Mr.. Farley Kinnard. Sew
eral interested friends having heard ru-
mors Of the wedding thought they
would play a joke on the bride and
groom BY going to the parsonage with
them, bnt the couple receiving a timely
warning Of their intentions, turned
the joke on them by being married a
half hour earlier than they had plan.
ned
Miss Adkisson had held a position
with f. r. Dugan until few weeks
before her marriage and was always
known as one OF his most efficient
clerks. She was a bright and attrac-
tive young lady, possessing innumer-
able friends Mr. Kinnard holds re-
sponsible position in the Rock Island
shops.
Mr.. and MIS-. Kinnard will make their
home with the brides mother during
the winter and expect to build in the
spring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
IT'S rHE WORLDS BEST.

No one has ever wade a salye, oint-
ment or balm to compare with Buck
lens Arnica saive. It's the one per
feet healer of cuts, corns, burns,
bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers,
eczema, salt rheum. For sore eyes,
old sores, chapped hands or sDrains,
it's supreme lnfallible for piles On
" 25c at Brown & Cos d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
Daughters Of confederaey
Elect Officers.

The Daughters OF the Coufederacy
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. N.
r. Cheaney having as a guest, Mrs
Ruth Clements OF Oklahoma City,
state president of the U D. G. The
principal matter Of business was the
election OF officers for the coming year,
the following ones being chosen. Mrs-
Marion Dudley, president; Mrs. Frank
Plato, vice president; Mrs. AIS. Rid
die, treasurer; Miss Adine' Spruce, re-
cording secretary; Miss Bilbo, cores
ponding secretary. Delegates to the
Little Rock convention, which will be
held November to II We're also elect
ed as follows: Mrs. A. S. Riddle and
Mrs Ella Cross, delegates, and Mrs.
Helen Spruce and Mrs. J R. owsley
alternates.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22

II Is IN time Of sudden mlshap o.
accident that Chamherlain's finimen;
can be relied upon to take the place
Of The family doctor. who cannot al
ways be found at the moment. Then
Il Is that Chamberlain Eminent -
never found wanting. IN cases Of
spraihs, cuts. wounds and bruises
chamberlain's Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold BY all dealers. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22

Mrs a. II. Davidson and sisters.
Misses Rose and Nora Buckeridge
we're the guests OF Mrs John Crib at a
delightful iwelvc O'Clock dinner Tues
day. Iii the afternoon Mrs. + y. Rid
de Mrs. Harry Osborn Or Gallaiin.
NO. and Airs }. i. Mayer Of Elk CITY.
were also guests Of Airs. Crib a an
informal thinbie party
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
9. Of r. r. Auxiliary Bids
Member Farewell.

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the p. Of r.
T. held its regular meeting last Thurs
day in the A. o. L W. hall The at
tendance was large. the meeting being
the last which Mrs. II. Walker would
attend, and the lodge members in bid.
ding Mrs. Walker farewell. presented
her with handsome collar. Mrs.
Walker left Thursda. evening for her
new home in Oklahoma City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
u. !. & c. senior Entertain.

The reception given last Saturday
by the Seniors Of the ]. !. & c. to the
students at the home OF Miss Rieta
Beavers was one Of the most enjoyable
social functions Of the season and fur
nished an excellent opportunity to the
young ladies OF the college to become
better acquainted. The guests We're
welcomed on their arrival by the four
Seniors, Misses Rieta Beavers, Allie
Richards, Nellie Wexford and Mary
Harper, and were served punch in the
receiving room by Miss Anna Hin In
the dining room coffee, tea, waters
and sandwiches We're also served by
Mrs. J. R. Harris Mrs. Estill and Miss
Mary Lee Emerson. The reception
was informal and musical numbers BY
Miss Dunn's students added to the
pleasure Of he afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
chautauqua Circle

A good meeting Of the chaulauQua
circle was held Wednesday afternoon
az the home OF Mrs. A. A. zinn. de-
spite the gloomy weather Mrs ThraiL
Kill win be hostess to he club next
Wednesday. and the subject of the les.
son viii be Democratic Tendencies
Of tho Twentieth Century
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
Mrs. Ludlow Entertains
Bridge Club.

The new bridge club organized last
week at The home Of Mrs schwartz,
VAS entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Harry Ludlow Three ne"
members. Mrs. ~. B. johnson. Mrs Lee
Olive and AIRS farwell wore taken
into the club. High scores were made
by Mrs J. A. schwartz and Mrs Ford
wiihefspoon, each lady being present.
al ,,.;tf, ~ lii hoan DciicfouS
refreshments were served after the last
game The club win meet next Wednes-
day afternoon with Airs. + n Frey
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
SOCIETY NOTES.


Mrs. W. II. Harwell is entertaining
the Euehre club this afternoon.
-
Charles Wells OF vicksburg, Miss, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lud-
low.
-
Mrs. w L. Peters will entertain the
Whist club on Friday afternoon OF next
week.
-
AIR. and Mrs r. r.. Riddle win oc.
cupy Hampton hall on West Hills
which is now being renovated. during
ihe winter months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
BIG BARGAIN ON
FOURTH STREET. CLOSE IN.

Property paying good interest on the
price asked: It's location Is right in
The path Of progress. and sure to net
che buyer a handsome profit. In 80
feet Of the four highest priced corners
on chickasha avenue. See me quick
S. W. Bird. 2i-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22

For Two.storv new house. 70
rooms. a, s24 Minnesota. an modern.
upstairs neatly furnished: $S5 pes
month Call at sli Minnesota. Pan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
IdIe Hour whIet cIub.

Alr and Mrs. q B Clark We're host
and hostess Thursday night 10 the
members or The Idle Hour Whist clul
and several guests and the club game
was played at four tables. The club
prizes We're Won By Mrs McNnlty and
Mr. a. A. Humphrey. the lady's favor
being hand-painted plate and the gen
tleman's a book The guest prizes.
won by M. and Mrs. Bennett, We're a
cravat holder and a pretty scene in
water coIors A lovely luncheon fol-
lowed the cards. The players were
Messrs and NIesdames Bennett. shee-
Cog A. A. Humphrey, ed r Johns,
Linton and Abercrombie and Mrs. SIC.
Nuliy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22

Miss Ollie Williams Of Tuttle is the
guest Of Miss Lee Irvine Bird.
-
Mrs Whltehurst returned Thursday
from chanute, Kan, whore she visited
her mother
SIR and Sirs Henry oberstein eN-
pect to move into their new home on
West hill the first OF next week
The party which was TO have been
given hy Miss Lee Irvine Bird Monday
afternoon has been postponed till
Wednesday afternoon.
-
Mrs. Ed Johns VIII entertain on
Tuesday afternoon Of next week in
honor Of Miss sallie Thatcher Of
Hampstead. Texas. the Misses Bucker-
idge Of Detroit. Mich, and aliss Trip.
petit
-
Misses Nora and Rose Buckeridse,
who have been visiting their sister.
Mrs A. IT. Davidson, the past three
weeks. expect 10 leave Thursday
morning for their home in Detroit,
Mich.
-
Ono o. the charming informal AZ
fairs OF the week was given by Mrs.
VIM Conner. Who entertained Miss
saliie Thatcher Miss slemon and Miss
Smith Wednesday afternoon al chat
ing dish gneheon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22
compIImentary TO MIss Thateher.


Unanimously declared BY the guests
to be the prettiest affair Of the week
was the party given Thursday after
noon BY Mrs. ABercrombie in honor Of
Miss Sallie Thatcher Of Hampstead,
Texas. Golden rod decorated Mrs
Abercrombie's suite or rooms at the
Early and the color scheme Of yellow
was carried out in the decoration Of
the four small tables, on which lunch
con was served. Mrs. Abercrombie
was assisted in serving the delicious
two-course menu by Mrs. Ed F. Johns
and Mrs. NJ. c. Cannon. The pretty
tallies BY which the guests found their
places at the tables were tinted in yell
low and bore the monogram Of the
honoree. Cards occupied the guests
after the luncheon and the first prize
beautiful hat pin, was won By Miss
Lee Irvine Bird in a cut with Miss
Lillian Hendricks Miss Thatcher was
presented with a handsome belt buckle
The guests enjoying this lovely after
noon We're Misses Rose and Nora
Buekeridge, Esther Macer. Trippett,
Kelley, Bessie Bullsley, Hazel Reming-
ton, Vicie Wootten, Lillian Hendricks,
Lee Irvine Bird. Mary Agnes O'Neill,
Amy Brown, Alma sigmon and Ethel
Spencer,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-22

AIr. and Hrs. Henry Oberstein ex
pect to move into their new home o.
West hill the first OF next week
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

lMPERlAlI COUNT1-B-. city. When was
! Imperial county. Cal, created?
August Is. 1907
| NHITEWASH-L. ]. H. vacaville. How is
government. sometimes called marine white
wash prepared:
The following is the recipe sent out
by the lighthouse board of the United
States treasury department: SLACK q
half bushel of unslacked lime with boil
ing water, keeping it covered during
the process. Strain it and add peck
of salt dissolved in warm water: add
three pounds of ground rice that has
been put in boiling water and boiled 10
a thin paste; half pound of powdered
Spanish whiting. and a pound of clear
glue that has been dissolved in warm
water; mix these we'll together and let
the mixture stand for several days.
Keep the wash thus prepared in a
kettle or portable furnace and when
used put it on as hot as possible with
painters or whitewash brush. This
has been found by experience to answer
on brick, wood and stone nearly as well
as oil paint.
order of service and what refreshments should be
served at un to date at home, and wRat for a
large afternoon reception?
Much depends on the means and gen
SIoSlly VI lllc HOSIeSS. Ou ndQ D6IlcT
consult a professional caterer.
AERoPLANE-Read Tracy. This
department has no information as to
who owns an aeroplane near Richmond
LARGEST CITIE+H. A. F.. Berkeley. Mamie
the four largest cities of the world and give the
population of each.
London. 4.5S6,541: New York. 4.O14.-
So4; Paris. 2.714.OSS; Tokyo. 2.1Ss,151.
SEVEN woNDERS-H. A. F.. Berkeley.
What are the seven wonders Of the ancient
world? Give full details of them.
The seven wonders of the ancient
world are: The pyramids the colossus
of Rhodes. Diana's temple at Ephesus.
the pharos of Alexander, the hanging
gardens of Babylon, the statue of the
Olympian Jove and the mausoleum by
Artemisia at Halicarna ssus. This de-
partment has not the space to describe
them. but you can find details in any
public library.
HARBORS-Which is said 10 be the finest and
best harbor Of the world?
San Francisco is justified in claiming
that ii has the most capacious natural
harbor Of the whole worlds trading
marts. 1t is also one of the safest All
the vessels of the world can ride at
anchor in this bay, swing and not touch
one another.
THE SEAS0NS-Subscriber. City. What Is
the date of the beginning of the seasons?
Generally speaking. winter begins
about December %, spring March 21,
summer June p, autumn September %.
TO MoRRow-B. c. C.. stockton. Where
can | find the words of song beginning: II
started on journey just about week ago. for
the little town OF Morrow. in the state of
Ohio?
This is printed in books of recitations
and song books to be seen in the
stockton free library If you do not
find it there. Billy Hynes, public ad-
ministrator, San Francisco. can furnish
the words
CLAUS SPRECKELS BUHDING-J d. r.
Narieopa. CAL How many stories are there in
the Claus Spreckels building. in which the San
Francisco Call is located, 10 the highest living
floor?
Eighteen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
The Equities Are All
With San Francisco


{ NECRETARY BALLINGERS proposal reopen the matter
OF the Garfield grant San Francisco rights Hech
echy valley does this city gross and glaring injustice
Acting good faith and full confidence that the
would do likewise the city of San Francisco has expended
considerable and acquired rights the Hetch Hetchy
valley Two issues of bonds prosecution
the project The city has bought high price
patented lands the valley which possible
The municipality except OF the site In word
the proposition contemplated by the ecretar
invasion OF vested rights such government
justify permit
1t all OF that Mr. Bainger power
to revoke the after rights
the city Any action OF the will doubtless be
courts The justice and the equities of the
side of San Francisco This city good faith relying
equal faith the and secretary
unsette the whole
project the air This about all that Banger accomplish
in any event. and his power in this regard is doubtful
But ii be assumed that the OF the
has revoke grant after property rights
then that such revocation would be final There
will be other secretaries of the interior before whom rights
and claims OF San Francisco be prosecuted If Balge has
Garfield why secretaries
who upset the decree of the incumbent.
However, The Call has confidence that when the equities
the presented the he will realize the strength
OF Francscos and the needs of the population the
bay cities for pure and adequate supply.
OF it impossible that the is preiudiced
against San Francisco and the far
Balnger concerned Director Smith of the geological
have had his orders make finding the Lake Eleanor
supply all sufficient There may easily be influences
work OF which know nothing In default of
will bear watching and should be with the fullest
confidence that effort will ultimately bring
ration of San Francisco rights "a city abdes Secre
and
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Reign Of British King

AS is generally known King Edward
VII recently completed the ninth year
of his reign, which is contemporaneous
with the episcopate of the bishop of
London. the first English bishop ap-
pointed by King Edward, who is said
to be his intimate friend. Bishop
Creighton died eight days before Queen
Victoria, and the London vacancy was
filled UP about a month after her death.
The king, according to the Church
Family Newspaper, has reigned longer
than Edward V, Richard III, Edward
vi, Mary |, James ii. Mary II and Will
liam Nv and he will this year attain to
the reign of Henry " and the protector
ate of Oliver Cromwell.
Although his reign has been short
one the only sovereigns since the con-
quest who lived longer than he were
Queen Elizabeth. George III, George III,
William ~ and Queen yictoris
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

K. LEA BARNES, banker OF Portland Is at
the Palace with his family. They wiz spend
some time In the south.
CHARLES P. soUIREs. a capitalist Of New
York. is at the Fsirmont. He VIII spend some
time on the coast
H B. GUTHRIE. an oil operator of Los An
geles. Is among the recent arrivals at the
stewart
JAMES A. MOORE. steel manufacturer Of
lrondale. Wash. IS registered at the Palace
I. LANG. Wholesale grocer of Portland. Is at
the st. Francis with Mrs. Lang
FRED swANToN, the Santa Cruz promoter
Is guest at the ST. Francis.
W. H. DUANE, distiIlsr of Louisville 4.
guest at the Palace.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WARREN PORTER
Is at the Stewart
MARK MCDONALD Of Santa Rosa is ,t the
Fairmont
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Rignold and the Theater Cat

The last engagement the great Ris-
tori fulfilled in England was at Drury
Lane, where (says London Opinion) she
played Lady Macbeth in English. Will
liam Rignold, that fine, robust actor.
had just marched on in his character
of the guilty Thane. and was apostro-
phising the secret black, and mid
night hags in vigorous fashion.
Presently there entered a character
unknown to the prompt book or to the
bard-the theater cat, to wit.
Rignoid gazed at the specter with
wrath, which presently developed in the
following fashion: Stay, you imper-
feet speakers, tell me more-H'sh,
h 'sh!-say from whence you owe this
strange intelligence-Hs sh, h'sh.-or.
why upon this blasted heath--H' sh,
h'sh-- you stop bur way-H'sh. h'sh-
with this prophetic greeting sh
h'sh.'
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

g. p. RIxFoRD, expert OF the bureau Of plant
industry. United States department. Of agri-
culture, will leave today for two weeks
trip to Fort Moiaye, Parker and Needles ITO
select suitable sites for the planting Of Egyp-
tian cotton The work is experimental. but
the government expects TO get good results
from lands on these Indian reservations.
HERBERT ELErsHHACKER, vice president
and manager Of the Anglo and London-Paris
national bank. who has been in the east for
several weeks. returned to his desk yester-
day. Fleishhaeker feels much improved in
health since his trip.
BERNARD CoRRIGAN, formerly head Of the
street railway system Of Kansas City and pro-
prietor of the Baltimore hotel Of that city
is at the Palace
w. BEHYMER, theatrieslman OF Los Angeles
and George f. Chandler a railroadman of
Salt Lake, are among the recent arrivals at
the Manx.
JOHN NJ HIDMoND and Hugh T. Springer
who are interested in oil wells in the south,
are guests 1T the st. Frsucis
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Professor
MOore's Science
Not Politics

guessing testimony should gratifying
Professor Moores timely monograph prompted by
desire wade into controversy with Clifford Pnchot
get in right with important official people who do not like
Mr. Pincho any requires
fessor Moores report did get rise Of Mr. Pincho who
unkindy described Professor Moores science merely form
of nonsense"
Professor Moore protests deep affection for the principles
of conservation and proof of this attachment points with pride
to the opening paragraph of his report which reads:
one OF the most Ipan problems neore the metiean peop
g Of d the those bo would ID monopo1e them o their own benefit oT
those wh while well would through destroy
Henry sentiments
cpogram that if he lived farther might
him indicted As to the first paragraph quoted the
Kentucky prophet t may be said that opening jackpot with
prayer does affect the basic principles OF draw poker.
The Call pretend spell this cryptic
which be packed with and stratagems Let
rather be regard Professor Moores fine exordum
light apology opinion
influence good bad floods rainfall II is this opinion that
Clifford Pinchot rudey describes as nonsense
Professor incidentally the
show greater than adjacent
territory but for this phenomenon he bames the which,
he maintains deeeive In of this imputation
hitherto respecabeas a1eged-nstrument
lessor Moore his colleague Professor Able who writes
and 3 % p that water an tSsss % 5 6a wf ys %'S that dsps ss
their size density M and the resistance g Of the air a Particles m @ hail
currents move as s obse more rapidly and hers @ an
layer Of wind above the Of the whose horizontal
falling drops descend s s with til % aapd sufhsp 5
leewad and many will miss the The resulting loss of
VELOCITY the of Of the rsn V'0' " inc u ana 'ns
PROFESSOR ADDe refers to the the
distinguished Mike exposing the bad lying
gauge but passes in silence the plea
Gumpowcz who maintains that the
wind that sneaks with of the
natural prey With these high themes and intimate considerations
The Call retends acquaintance but cheer
Professor Moore from mputaon that he has been doing
politics in the disguise of science
seems if the neglected art OF walking might be
revived by the example of exalted circles Society
tramp, where, until of fashionable
r hikester, it had been the habit forget that
KeViVal the genus homo had legs, least to
of the Art speak with small respect members
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
The Game
of Politics
in Washington

appropriations give them effect
This theory S al in line with the
plan followed in making up the corporation law the income
amendment and the provisions the tariff Ali
these adopted the request of the president and
and all they the hros of dissolution owing defects
in drafting failure appropriate
How the situation Washington regarded may be gathered
from the Springfield Republican, which says editorially
The over tax
The president
Mr. Mdrich
did the the
Yet Rhode Island will be
likely for both the president ar his party.
Mr.. Taft has delivered himself of
He imagined that he could placate
and Cannon and begue them giving honest legislation
the good the whole people In they give him something
play with and let him think that he is getting the real thing
instead sham For example, from the Washington
correspondence of the Chicago Tribune:
authority prepared
bank bill which will be constitutional
knocked
with the
legislation, with
by the demands
a law be passed
atter andt those
financial
known this legislation will
enacted distant date
This is what from making alliance with your enemies
hope that persuade them hroas
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
| Government
| Competing
With Printers

done government this regard the gift
people ewhoc we'll afford for the
practice Is OF loss the postofce
department except be supposed promote the
envelopes Such profit this
than equivalent loss the people who would
supply these needs private enterprise pcayun business
in which great government should not engage.
these views and other considerations bearing
the matter introduced congress by
Knute prohibiting this practice of the department The
measure appears deserving of the fullest support
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

ROF. WILLIS MOORE chief Of the weather bureau and
administrator OF what Mare Henry Watterson everently
styles Uncle Sans Guessworks writes The Call saying
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

The objection appears to be we'll founded
Printing Endorsements on envelopes is neither
proper necessary function of govern
ment and it takes bread away from hard
working and deserving tradesmen. The work
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
Revival
of the Art
of Walking

promised ecrudescence of the method
progression with all the stamp of fashion, the glitter of the play
table and the snapshots of the newspapers and this
There athletic event" pedestriansm
the inspiration of great victory be recorded The
pushed the bitter end promoted with
xteriorly the they good from
Ghent AK 1t merely between
and mud plug with the primitive appliances getting
and the simple life The may
certain international all the character
usual in such affairs the Irish who winning
for the English Doctor McEnery has fine pair of egsCod
bless hem!-and he's the of boy But this our
America the smelling pot of the races Mr. Seby should
know-and such is the lesson of the long
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01

that this papers original conjecture con
corning the inspiration of his report on The
influence of forests on climate and on food.
was correct-The Call guessed right the frs
time Coming from an expert in the art O