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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-26
WIN. PLUM
Farm and ChattGI Loans.
In National Bank Building.
ltirst Pub. May 10. Last Jun, 8, l9i'
ESTRAY NOTICE

Notice is hereby given mat c. 5
James residing on the n. b / Quarter
,1f Section No 3 Township No, North,
Rauge Ne. II West l NJ. in Cadd
County. Okahoml, did on the 2oth day
of April. A ID. 1910, take up the follow
-ug estray, to-wit
Dark Brown Pony Horse, about 9
wears old, weight about $50 pounds
Branded O on left shoulder.
That his pos office address is Apache.
County of Cad3o, Oklahoma.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of
Nav A. ID. 1910.
JON d. PUGH, County Clerk.
ESEAI}
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-26
Cold and AIoof.

Lord Curzon, during the VISIT that
ended in his marriage to Miss Letter
proved very interesting In his cold
proud way"
The speaker, Chicagoan. smiled
and resumed.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-26

Buy genuine Singer machine need
les. oils and repairs from the Singer
Co. los Main. j. NJ. Youngtlocd
manager. 80 2w DIV
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-26

The Jewelry Store is the prop
er place to secure an appropriate
graduaticc gift. You will find a
tasty assortment at Mitchells.
8S-7td
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FOR SALE

Good lot in Gracemont, or will
trade for.anything of equal val
ue. Inquire at Democrat Office.
54-tf.
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am prepared to tune pianos
and guarantee satisfaction on no
.1ay Served Z years in factory
and know the business thorough
Uy Call at 327 South Boundry.
Harry Moore. 5S-d30
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LOST Cameo brooch. inder please
leave at Oinkler's Drug Store. sS-
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Little Want Ads

WANTED-3 good men TO sell goods
on train on main linz c K | & p. In.
quire at Brown News Co Chickasha,
Okla W Ysndle. Agent. east
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Money saving opportunities at
ioungheim's Great Sale. dw.3
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Z Fresh country Butter 2Oc per
ID. Fresh Eggs 15c per dozen.
-Whitlock's, phone 312. 7s-tf
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Special
Fares
Pacific Coast
and California Points
Account
Portland Rose Festival, Port
land, Oregon. June ell. 1910.
Annual session American lnsti-
tute of Homeopathy, Los An
geles. Cali ornia, l1.l6, 1910.
Ancient Order Hiberuians in
America. Portland Oregon
July 10. 1910.
Woodmen of the World. Port
land, Oregon, July 25. 1910.
Annual convention, American
Osteopothic Association. San
Francisco. California, August
l-6, 1910.
General Conference OF the Me-
thodist Church. Victoria, B. C.
August H. 1910.
American Veterinary Medical
Association, San Francisco,
California, September 5 8. 10.
Delta Upsllon Convention, San
Francisco, California, Septem-
ber 7 8, 1910.
Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo
San Francisco. California, Sep
temoer 8. 1910
American Bankers Association,
Los Angeles, California, Octo
Ter 81, 1910.
Full Information relative to
fares m effect and trip to the
coast on request.
H. n. BROWN.
FS,Gf7fk kHa3K Div, Passenger Agt.
ltNSNfull OELAHOHA CIT
2si4 H. G. HARVEY,
Agent ANADARKO
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
(Continued.)

Il Carson had not heard, or had not
ltbnprehended Winners allusion to
k4tlggling. In belated frenzy of
plution. energized like a fully
Garged battery, he donned his
working clothes, and began the in
stallation Of the new engines which
were to make good his promises to
himself, to Craighead and Waddy,
and to a world which had long
awaited the command of the air
Or to add the name of Theodore
Carson to the list headed by Dae-
dalus and Son, and in which the
tragic end Of Lieutenant Selfridge
was less known than the comic mis-
haps of Darius Green. 1t was a
pcrisis-for Theodore, for Craighead
and Waddy-and for the world.
Lowell A mere illusion!
Wilmer walked toward Fort Nor
gan, his teeth set, his fists striking
vicious blows at nothing, nearer in
sane than he had ever been before.
He hated Carson most violently,
now. instead Of sourly and inactive
ly as before. His inventive genius
was genuine and respectable, but
he was insanely jealous, refusing to
admit the correctness of any one
else's ideas as to anything pertain
Ing to aviation-and yet, the great
dragon-fly in the shed had impress
ed him. 1t was so workmanlike, so
trim-so poised; and the great wing
surfaces beating the air in sections,
while the wing itself was station
airy, were eloquent of power in lift
ing and driving. He was impressed
and immensely depressed. He had
been so sanguine of his helicopter,
SO ambitious, with Shayne's money,
- build another and better one,
and conquer fortune; and to have
this young sprout, with his loga-
rithms and his new knowledge"
rob him of Shayne's attention and
Shayne's money! If the fool girl
had only not whisked herself into
the air, and all but into eternity,
and fallen two thousand feet into
this young devils arms! And, then,
who had butted in, got Shayne away
AVN I'LL, e3OhC hOA III III Tic Sdulc
air-ship with him, had all the
chances in the world to hypnotic
him, and was now back, with money
for the engines that had been for
long months waiting to be paid for,
the cock of the walk, choking and
pounding the head Of a better man
and a better engineer? Carson
the young hound, with Shayne's
money, with Shayne's influence
stolen from him! He would fix
this fellow, good and plenty! He
would stamp his face into the
ground! He would crush his white
teeth out and send them down his
throat. He would kill him, in some
slow, horrible way, II he waited un.
til he was a hundred years old.
Winners burning heat was so much
more mental than physical that he
scarcely felt the cool breeze that
rolled in the vast volumes of lash
ing white water. and piled huge
drifts Of dry foam on the white
beach. He plodded along unweari-
eddy, making toward the crossing to
the lagoon. Once in a while he
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
IT III EATERS

PANTAGES-The Four Emilions,
European acrobats, who are head
ing this weeks bill at the Pantages
theater, are certainly clever
bunch, and do tricks that seem al
most impossible to the patrons.
This is no ordinary acrobatic act.
almost all the work being original
with them. The most difficult
tricks, such as single and double
somersault from shoulder to shout
der, flying pirouets to shoulder
and hand balances.
Neutrality-suspicious. of the best
trained animal acts in vaudeville
is Nine. Bedini and her two horses,
Don and Bealmo, at the Washing
ton this week. This act Is entirely
different than the usual run OF ami
NAL acts and far superior to any
ever seen here. Especially clever
is the work done by the black
horse, Don. This horse Nine. Be-
DIM calls her dancing horse.
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WASHINGTON
w THEATER ~
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
WEEK COlG16ENOIN0 SUNDAY
MATINEE, MAY 9, 1910.

"Ths Most Distinguished Announce.
mont OF the season"-vaude-
VILE Premiere Of
"The Equestrian Queen"
II II = BE d I'M
And Her "Blue Ribbon" Winners
DON 3 BEALNO"
In an Artistic and Remarkable Ex-
hibition Of Horsemanship.
The Slang Prince supreme"
DICK C1oLIUS o COMPANY
"SKORTY"
THE Acme Of Originality"
THE THREE NEvARHO6
Unsurpassed Equilibrists.
'The Physical Culture Maids"
Jessis-ExCELAk r1AMKs-Louis
In Their Sprightly Offering
1.-The Unctious Comedian"
PHIL STATS
400 Lbs. OF Monologue and Piano
logue.
"The Charming Vocalist"
EMILY BENNEH
Phenomenal baritone Soloist.
MOTION PICTURES.
Matinee Daily at 2;S0. Two shows
every evening at 1880 and .. Prices
i5c and 25o.
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irginia Of the
kAir Lanes By :.. 4 s:' ;:: $; Quick
Author of
Double Trouble

gazed off to the north from a dune
top, saw that he had not yet passed
the Hinterland Of marsh and alli-
gator-wallow, and walked on. the
roar of the ocean in his ears, and
the growl and snarl of vengeance
in his brain.
Seated on a log he looked over
his drawings of Carson's air-ship.
He could understand the method of
making so much wing-surface rotary
and the abandonment Of the screw
principle for that Of the old feath-
ering wheel; he understood how
the clustered gearings along the
dragon-flys back could set these
beating paddles at any angle or
hold them firm for gliding, or make
them strike down, forward, or back
ward. These things meant perfect
control-save in one thing: how
could so great craft be kept from
overturning? 1t was too big to be
balanced by feeling, like a bicycle
or the Wright machines. 1t would
turn turtle; he would bet on that
I'D give hundred dollars to see
it," snarled Wilmer. "To see him
fall out of the fool thing. breaking
his bones. And before he croaked,
to stamp in his mouth, and feel his
teeth go! Damn him!"
But that mysterious glass globe
in the center Of the craft, with so
many little horoscopes beautifully
mounted to run in vacuo? This was
the mystery to Wilmer. 1t looked
like a round, compact, clear brain.
And yet, those eight horoscopes
set in pairs. like the right and left
halves of the brain, were too light
to hold the great aeronef stable in
the air.
eff they were heavy enough to
balance her, she couldn't lift the
weight. What are they for? There
deviltry In that glass globe. I wish
Id smashed it,"
He struck off north, now, among
the little ancient oaks, the rose
mary, and the bastard-spruce. His
trail ran to the left Of black pool
wimpled by tadpoles, as by falling
rain; but fate turned him to the
right, past a clump Of palmettoes
the tall huckleberry bushes flashing
him with fragrant bloom. He stoop
ed to pass under them, paused, and
let the boughs return without q
rustic to their position. Under the
bushes lay the light. portable, tele
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bility, working girl, her means
limited, and when some man pro-
poses to her, hoping to find a con-
genial life mate, and some one
who will look after the home. max
ing his interests hers, she, glad of
a chance to escape that bugbear
work." accepts him.
After marriage, the poor man
finds that her only thought Is the
one of outshining all her lady
friends in the matter of wearing
apparel, and her efforts to give
the impression that she has made
"a rich match" she soon reduces
his bank roll to mere nothing.
She does not know how to cook,
"and besides, cooking makes your
hands red" Result-hubby has to
eat what the delicatessen man
around the corner cooks, and in a
year or so wonders why he has
stomach trouble.
"a Daily Reader" of May 4
blames the young ladies' parents
for not teaching them how to cook
But Daily Reader" do you stop
to consider the fact that it takes
two to make a bargain" and IL the
young lady would rather 60 to
dances, theaters and auto rides
what can her mother, especially
do?
Don't think l am an "old maid
or a married woman. because am
a working girl myself. but think
am one of those who do not believe
in getting married until l am quite
sure / can assume the response
bility of that state.
Hoping my few remarks will find
space in your paper. | remain,
APPRECIATIVE READER.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
G O Min u E D
b o
p A G F. O N F.
NO EXCUSE FOR

And one who signs herself "In-
terested" writes as follows:
after having read the interest
ing article in your paper would
like to take the opportunity of tell
ing "A Daily Reader that l quite
agree with him in saying that
every girl should learn housework,
but there are a great many work.
ing girls who can and would will
ingly make a happy and good wife
to a worthy husband, but not to
one who is continually finding an
affinity Now il "A Daily Reader
ceHI prove himself to be all the
goodness he would like his wife to
be, there might be a girl game
enough to say yes, and at the
same time scratch the name Of a
bachelor girl off the list"
NO EXCUSE FOR HIM.
How do you like that last one,
Mr.. Bachelor? Rather has the
right ring, hasn't it? II you would
have good woman you should be
good man. But with these as a
starter, Mr.. Hobo Bachelor, there
seems to be little excuse for single
blessedness. There are probably
just as many girls as men who
yearn for companionship and a hap
py home.
SOUND COMMON SENSE.
Here Is another letter from a
working girl which rather hits her
sisters, but takes a very common
sense view of the marriage ques-
ton:
Editor Spokane Press: More than
one article has been written in
your paper on the subject why
Are There So Many Bachelors?
May l add my little mite?
am not bachelor or a hobo;
the fact is, I am only a mere
woman, but will say that it is
woman that is the cause Of SO
many divorces, and also the cause
of so many men being unwilling to
change their state of single bless
edness for one OF constant expense
and worry.
The averoge girl Of today gives
no thought to the sacred obligations
OF marriage. She is, in all proba-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
DAAO A1@1 Now LIVES
Court Which Biotted Smith Out lie.
gally Gives Him Standing.

PITTSFIELD, Mass, May TO-
Franklin Allen Smith of Fort
Wayne, Ind. previously pronounced
legally dead by the probate court
of Central Berkshire. was restored
to legal life by that tribunal today,
and declared entitled to receive q
bequest of $4,000 from the estate of
his father, Hiram A. Smith Of Will
JAMESTOWN.
Smith left Williamstown nearly
thirty years ago, and nothing was
heard from him until a few weeks.
when he appeared here and claimed
a share in his fathers estate.
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"cINcERBREAD MAN" SUNDAY.

The principal song hits In THE
Gingerbread Man." which Will ap.
pear here Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday next, are MAIZE" The
Beautiful Land of Bon-Bon,
Queen of My Dreams" Nursery
Rhymes" Moon, Moon, Moon,
DO You Believe in Santa Claus?
and John Doe" The latter song
is sung by the Gingerbread Man
himself and never fails to take less
than twelve encores.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

scope goodwill of a submarine; and
under 1t a man.
Wilmer smiled, and started for
ward; paused; retreated out OF
sight, and stood as II working out
some abstruse problem; flushed as
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

II revivified b. VINE: harrss1 sw1v
to the laSooa; drsw . noef m
concealment; and rowed rapidly
over TO . hotel. halt . mfle on On
the north shore.
(Continuel tou,orrow.)
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q q 80 q 80 q q />\>
q MOTHER HUBBARDS
q BLOCK CONViCTS' ESCAPE

= ROME. Ca, May 10.-All the 4
= male convicts of Floyd county 4
. have been CARRIED in Mother 4
. Hubbards by order of the 4
. county commissioners. This
= action was taken yesterday 4
. because Of the numerous es-
. capes recently. The convicts 4
. bitterly opposed the change, 4
. but authorities found means 4
. to make them don the Mother 4
. Hubbards, and SO clothed they 4
= were put to work ON the 4
= streets.
"A a a a a a 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
STAR OF BETH EHEM WAS ONLY
HALLEY'S COMET, MINISTER SAYS
fBv United press Leased Wire,

WEBSTER CITY la May cThat the star Of Bethlehem was
guide the which
bears Haies the belief the pastor Of St. Paus Universal
pulpit evening spieer gave ath
meticaI computations his statement.
believing Christ
accepted
will which
wac time
The Washington herald., 1910-10-16
AERO CLUB HONORS
ENGLISH AIR KING
Handsome Cup Presented TO
Claude Grahame- White.

Before a distinguished gathering of
army officers. the Aero Club OF WASH
lngton last night presented a handsome
cup TO Claude Grahame-White in COM
memoration OF his visit In his Farinan
biplane 20 the White House and State,
War. and Navy Building.
The presentation was made by Gen.
Robert Shaw Oliver, acting Secretary OF
War. who eompllmented the English
aviator on his daring. and emphasized
the military significance Of the great
flight Mr. Grahame- White responded in
short address, in which he declared that
II an accident had not befallen his ma
chine he felt that il was within the
bounds Of possibility that he would have
been able 20 circle the Capital for dis
lance Of 200 miles. He also expressed the
hope that he would be able TO return
to Washington. and make a worlds rec
ord for an endurance flight.
Brig Gen. James Allen. Chief Signal
Officer of the army; Lieut. Gen Nelson
A. Miles. Lieut.. Gen. Samuel b. NJ
Young. Maj Gen. William H Carter.
Brig. Gen. Arthur Murray. and Mai
George o. Squier were among the army
officers who congratulated Mr.. Grahame-
White Immediately after Gen divers
address.
The guests We're received by Charles
j Bell. acting president OF the Aero
Club. and Or. Albert F. Zahm. secre-
tary. Mr. Grahame-White was accom-
panied by Commodore John Barry Ryan.
OF the United States AerOnautical Re-
serve; Clifford b. Harmon. chief OF staff
Of the reserve. and Sydney Macdonald.
of Manchester. England, who is accom-
panying the English aviator on his
American tour
Among others present az the reception
were William F. Guide, president of the
Chamber OF Commerce: \ Leftwich Sim
clair, chairman Of the aviation committee
OF the chamber; Gilbert Grosvenor. Capt
c. J. Fox. DR.. Bouvee. George Oakley
Totten. jr., Elmer E. Payne. Ira E. Ben
net and Ormsby McCammon.
The lecture OF Claude Graname-White,
dated for the Columbia Theater tonight.
was called of yesterday. - statement
last night the National Capital Lecture
Bureau said that owing to the amount
OF money the English aviator asked at
the eleventh hour they could not hold
the proposed lecture without considerable
loss
The Washington herald., 1910-10-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
{. S. DEPT. Of Agriculture, Weather Bureau.

l. =.
Washington Saturday. Oct. IS. 1905 2. n.
The tIorical storm has moved but little. ard IS
now ceutered In the Eastern Gulf q Mexico north
west Of the Florida KEYS. The winds along the
South Florida coast are gradually diminishing. al
though they are stil high. Heavy southeast swell
stu prevails az Key West and moderate swell -
now observed at Galveston Rains have fallen IN con-
nection with this storm over the entire Florida
Peninsula but elsewhere 10 the Gulf States fair
weather has continued Unsettled and shoWery con-
ditions arc nov passing over New England. and rain
Is reported between the Middle and Southern Rockies
and The Pacific Coast but generally IN the Central
valleys, Plains States, and Great Lake region fair
weather is reported.
Moderate temperatures still general IN all sec
tons Of the country.
In the North Atlantic. following the course sup
posed 10 b. pursued by The balloon America moder-
ate variable winds mostly southeasterly. viii 1T
10 brisk westerly and with this shifting Of the
winds the unsettled and shJwery conditions Will give
way 10 fair weather There IS no immediate prospect
Of any high winds on the North Atlantic nor Is
there any possibility that the tropical storm now
centered I'm the Gulf Of Mexico viii affect the North
Atlantic steamer route within the next three days
Rains are indicated for the South Atlantic and
East Gulf States and also f. Maine. but elsewhere
east Of the Rockies fair weather will oonCnue.
The temperature will not change materially IN any
section Of the country.
The winds along the New England coast viii bs
moderate variable shifting 10 westerly; on the Md
die Atlantic coast moderate variable. on the South
Atlantic coast northeastsrly high In southern and
possibly central PORTION; ON the East Gull coast
high northeasterly 70 gale. with sIualls. on the
West Gulf coast moderate northeast 10 north, in.
eIeasing; on the Great Lakes moderate westerly.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-16
Guy S. ZEPP. CARROLL s. zEP
ARTISTIC HOMES
GUY S. ZEPP.

We believe that We are prepared to offer homes
that have reached the highest pinnacle Of artistic
perfection, price and quality considered. We would
like every person who APPRECIATES a pretty homo IA
see Of our sample houses, whether they are
prospective purchasers OF not. To verify our STAT
meut that we are prepared 70 cater 10 the most
artistic tsmpeTanents do not fail TO see the bo1sa
On the lake UnobstTucted view Of three miles: de-
OatiOns Of Dlch quality that large portion had 70
be ordered special from out Of the city; SIX rooms
gas and electrolieTs unsurpassed; both gas ana
electric lights parqust flooring; hot-water hest.
attic entire house. gas logs beautiful tile tatb
with shower; solid concrete frOnt p0rches Iatfieei
rear porches rear yards !nclosed with picket fence
and everything else equal. To inspect, take sh
st. car, get OF at Harvard st., walk one block east
Open evenings and Sunday.
II you interested in large house. semi.
detached. you should inspect 5Is Quincy St; sample
SIG. The same general description as above With
the exception that they have nine rooms semi
detached beamed and paneled dining rooms Wrifa
or phone ZEPP BROS. 1873 st NV. or yolr
real estate agent will take pleasure In showing Won
any Of these properties.