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age Ne vas village trustee and member Of
tho health hoard before Port Jervis became
a ,ity lie Vas ,htsf engineer of the Are
d.paT' m-n' and president for hfteen wears.
unui hI- death. ~ Excelsior Hose COMPANY
No lot Port jerVis he leaves three sons
AM 'hre" daughters, all nut one residents
Of New ork. one a Sister Of Charity
Amhro>. I harrison died az his home,
W Prospect place. Brooklyn, on "Wednesday
evening Ne vas born in this city IN issi.
In early life he vas IN the foreign commits
~ion business In l>si he associated him.
self with Andrew 4 culver and Allan q
Washington in connection With the iron
stea mhoar running 20 Consy Island and
~ the time of his death he VAS president
% the COMPANY tie vas also president
81 the New .ler-sv Navigation Company,
and vas an officer and director IN many
other companies Tie - survived by his
Wfe one son and four daughters
samuel " Patterson. an insurance agent.
died late "Wednesday at his home in Port
Jsrvis A. the age 81 - wears His family
were among The oldest IN that se~tion.
In the civil var he was quArtsrmasier in
the Union army AMI for several YEAR, was n
tea her m branR" ouniy schools He vas
e. lerE and fSs on n rle baptist thur~h. Ne
- survives b" M. wife and two sons
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SO1I,IISu'S >ANO> IHTORi
ConserN athr a. the Foot Of the P"lI In
0Id conservative stronghold

BIRLI> iug IS Complete i"'urus
from YESTERDAY election for member
- The RerchstnG al /sohorau. SsNonv.
~ hrch resulted IN striking Socialist
triumph show thai Gu"hre. the candidate
& that party r'.c".ysSi ~ So votes Bro
dHui. Radical. var second m N" rae"
,,.. h Z - votes v hile alnn votes Sere
,as' 'r' IrIts,hs me candidate Of IN"
cor. ."~yarIs - ant Ant -S"'Nl'es
he r',alH - remarkable because the
,n-''sr. ii- r'n"r'u always returned a
, pr-.r'n'N" M. 2 We elect ION VA. u.CssS
-ary i..l..,.. 90 3D." death ot Herr thinner
uAu .I" '.-'r-r 'on~"ryHtIvs member
o.. .... .u" DISTRICT Tie Conservatives are
uuv Co.," Iu.tuu 90 the joii
l'" "l..t .,r a.'rl.'"i universal a't"n
'.,u IA. Germany ru account 81 t'3a prr-
'ur",Ig' l.-..!u. r"r>onth'y 81 Dr
GD"ur". WV Wa inrr..riy minister 80
fa' r.S;'' and VINO Ironis.., to d" a
I.rnmu"'.: n'rrr 10 'h- R"ichS'ag
ru" Socialists u"w nav" fif'v -on" vote.
10 -" E"ich-fag
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J,uE< N. SHt\LEI DEtD.
HIs ID, Orced Firsi wife. Remarked. sued
HIn, for Allow anrr He Nadr

James Roosevelt ~hauleV. son 81 tho
lat. Bernard VI STANLEY 81 \-warA and
"a in-mb.r IL several contracting com
panl-s diad Yesterday IN ~ Lakes
Hospital after an operation for an mites
tInsl trouble
NJ Shrnlav's father left hun hv viii
an neon" estimated a. So ~ wear
Nr Shauley married ms frst wife Ad.l.
q Shaulev M 1871 1h.v hat three chill
drpu. James. Robert ana Julia In laG
Mrs ~ iHlry got q a. 1prCe from her hv~-
band and received N" custody Of %.
children. provision NJ made for the
fa'her 20 500 them At fr",Iu.u1 intervals
NO provision was mad" n the decree
for anfnUny Later ~ d"N rloped that
NJ stanley had -rsned an agreement
90 pay hls VII" hai Ll- income. not 20
exceed No"r a wear. on hey prom-" Ia
appIV fO- dIyOrc" immediately
Mr., ~hdul"ys deere" he,ane fual
on October 20. lsE. and Mr. ~h4nl-v
married again Oh December - 81 hat
year H. ...cuLd WIFE was Mrs Olga
VI Springer divorced VT" Of phIllp e
syringe pf bridgeport VIZ shame,
mad" ~" '.rst ANIMAL payment 20 hi,
divorced VT" n January. ~ Farlv
10 February she Ma married 20 ''lNord
bu,- nam. 4 broker IE.IuE ~ 40 pa"H
a,"uu" Mr. Nnanl"y r"iu."l 20 make
"a" second annual PAYMENT h'"a'Is'' Of
ncr s"f.I.rliE" ~" sued Inn Tor ~"
'uppa, ard -" r"f'-u." fu.ud IN her
fA.Dr
Ir. -o.p'I Mr. Snaul.y. vino survives
no. husband vas - tpV.Nt"r - Edward
Ma',rtt" ~" W. 'tfrrt.N COB rl.i {
SIirI.r 10 U.s. ~. uUnpgrr ~I.' iur -
divoTr,. ~ : 49, tvsr ir. -t.' and "a 'h.
follow .ug Yea, Mr. springer gU' her
divorce
Mr ~han'av f"rrnerlv lived ~ To- River
srde Drive" and later va East Nln"'y-elghth
street lie alsp bad homes y \"wark and
N stamford. conn u" was president ~
Shaul"v-NorTirs"v Incorporated. ~ -
si'th avenue, ~ b" Amer, All Nutumatic
switch COMPANY and ~ 80" Rova Narhiu"
torrr.ry treasurer Oft tho u VI shan
l"y's SONS Company AMI -" 'on'rc'"
HuidruE Rlr"s Company ant - .r.'a~v Of
rho Il VI and . ~hrul"v Company and
a." stewart k"rpagE >han'"v COMPANY.
pa1r"s
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DBITt tRi .

John = Barry. iormer comm ssion"r Of
'oTr""trrn and rr"-ld"n' 81 "a" NIr'h Ia"
r.',I vp~t.r,iay morning Ne went 20 ~"
fusp1tal lA-' SUNDAY go undergo an nI'F-
alton n" Wa born y ireland On Nib
rr $40 AMI cam" 10 Nm"ri,h ~ an earn
age. lie Ma a trIegrapher and later u huild-
ug ,ou'rtg'or For y"aIs p" Ms an 80 y"
r.rmnsr ~ IammauV Hall Mayor Van
W,,n apro.n'.d him a tommt~~Irn"r ~
EiI.t-on and ~" apuo'nim,"n' - r.
ucw"i hy Mayor ow, J. va Mayor ". ,l"l,
0rr,.,.' ion 80 well dd h" perform hI-
dltI.s 'ha' Nayur 'ayUor requested him
rem In m oriDr Nr Barry lid 80 mt
49, February. when he wts Obliged -
90. IN n~cau-" - ID heath y" vs. . Lad,
~,r.s.', 90 'r" u,'rd states. having held
'ua 80. - - .e"r"'HrN. We" gr"~ld"n'
and prs don't VI BARR q -.rNN"I hH
h,- Vlir amt MN" 'hl'dr"u
,rord ~ ,h,T"-. Who died yes'sr,i1v
morning ~ the bonn" ot S'srhura
81 W"~' f.rh'y -nn'h stree, had I',"d
%, nN,.t. Of N,ddl-'ovn. conn aud got b.,
.'.G.l..t'.uu o. 80" puhl', - fno'~ there MI
,itr.. ans 90 New hurn Wusn a hoy -
go' q Iub - q ,lark Wl'h ~ \sw NoTN
Ar Brak" COMPANY and ro-" 30 the treas.
,ar = lumber OF years Ne was also
,lIr.,.'p, oT the United states Light and
,Irarns ."Wr.nyr y. ~s az, h S,o,b@T
,neh-a ,4r,tya him The funeral
Will b." A. Nddl"'uNn p-morr0N
IrodcfIrk ISler, Rho died YESTERDAY
- 90 hast Ihir'v-'hltd street Vas son Of
tie ate Rousr' BuCe and susanna ksler
lie Vt- norm N Philadelphia on August
ISlH Ne was graduated from the NJ
.arsity 81 P-nr-vl,an with the class Of
:, for a time %. read law IN the ONCE II
Z gorge " Bddle H- Vas admitted 30 the
bar n both Pennsylvania ana New Nork
"A. nas a member of tho Metropolitan and
other clubs 4 -On I"WniSf Esler sur
.,tNe. him Mr. ESl@T proposed -~veral
tunnel plans - link Manhattan and BROOK
Iyr N.f none sams 20 the building stage
me body 1T Nr fsler Ntll 10 buried IN
Noadlawn ,emetsrv Philadelphia. to-
morrow
Michael tolgan foreman OF the Ere
Earlroad COMPANY : rail shops ~ Port
l-rvia for fhe las' forty wears ana with n
r.. ord Of nNy-sev"n YEAR, service "ith that
. .mIapN died AZ the residence Of HE
1ausnfar Mrs William Williams pa West
~iNt'-rtn'h street. New lorH "Wednesday,
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CtNtDIiN TR,DE avn ,Rur.
hrcipr"cuy with west Indies Impossible
Gen. French Praises Volunteers.

.~rsciri Gao, Br,rlichr, 20 THE SvS
Lu>BoN. Aug The Manchester
. '"r '"r learns thar tn" T1yaI con
mission on the -uhj.c, Of closer trade
relations hctwc-.n canada and the West
Indies will find it impossible 10 r"cou-
mend in ns report any scheme for reciprr-
cal trade relations that would embrace ali
the West Indian colonies
The commissioners alsD consider = uni
form tarir out Of tie quest ion and strongly
recommend that the West Indies grant
reciprocal preference to Canadian prod
ucts IN return for Canada's existing
preference of ~ Ia per cent
II - also recommended by the commits
sion that the Nest Indies concede similar
preference 20 the products from the United
Kingdom. and Il IL strongly urged that
better steamship and telegraphic COM
munications between the West Indies
and Canada he obtained
Tho commissioners. tho guardian says.
do not attach any Importance to the talk
OF American retaliation
PiRMISoHAM. England. Aug IS The
Post here announces that the Colonial
Once has forwarded to the Canadian
Government the report Of Gen. Sir John
French. lnspector-G General OF the Forces.
On the Canadian military organization
and defenoss
The conclusions reached by Gen French
in his report SAYS the Fosf. are entirely
favorable He accords unqualified praise
70 the voluntary forces, but urges a. far
A. the western Canadian provinces are
that more attention be paid
TO the training Of cavalry and mounted
infantry and that additions - made to
/, -. ,ll.x,.
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HIRLI\ HEp, IrM FOR uO>TT.
Ma rshsI ia Ton>rrA Of Brayii NJ service
for Dead chilean Ruler.

EFKLIS. Aug 20 In" funeral services
over the hoIv 81 the ate Pres lient Morft
~ bite were held IN ~ HadwIg's Roman
Z ..rhoIIc ChTrch here hi. morning Req
reserta'iv"S oi tho Foreign once III"
War ONO" may hugh military officers
ard all tn" members ~ IN" Diplomatic
toTUs Vcr" AZ a''cr.arCe a. well A.
Marshal ~ ForseCa. Pr"sI I"nf-el"'t 81
Braz,l. s.rd Grn >ou k,-~s"l acting A. the
sU"Cial Representative" 81 IN" Kaiser
Previous to ~" "leNrH'I0n Of m" re-
QUEEN ma, - Gen Won k"9r.l plac"d ar
enormous wrc.'h II white Tose, sent
10y the Emperor on ~" a'afalpue
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ItNITELLI T0 IISIT Z. \.
q ardinaI WIN Come Here at close of
Eucha ristir Congress At Montreal.

>psciIi CrNs Dsspairh - THE SIS
LoSpoS. Aug. IS Cardinal NinCenzo
vanut~lli. the Papal LeGate to the Eu-
charistic congress at Montreal. who will
zail for canada tomorrow. told the GORE
spond.nt Of THE SrN to-day that he
will go to the United States after tho
Close Of the conference II has not as
vet been settled what towns Ne will visit
The Cardinal - spending his time in
London preparing the address which he
IL To deliver as president u the Eu-
charistiC congress lie expressed the
opinion that tho congress will have a
great effect IN tho development of re-
hglon IN Canada
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DRE>> RLFORuER 90 iE,R>.
Dr. LSsIia sayrr HasbTo urh. ToIiaw er 81
Mrs. BIoOnirr. Dead NJ ~

MfDpLFTowN. y y Aug - Dr
LYDIA Saver Hashrou,k il dead At her
home here a. III" AZ" " ~ year, she
was horn in Warwick. y Y daughter
81 Benjamin and R"h"c'a Say"r In
1899. when Mrs Rl1om.r. then editor
~ 'he Lily. published az seneca Pals
advocated a reformed mod" 81 dress
for women Mise Sayer adopted II. and
had consistently continued wearing Il
ever since. probably b-inE the only
woman IN the country 10 do 80. Adj
mission in public places had been re-
fused her. hut che maintained her right
70 dress a. she saw fit She was educated
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u0N'T,IELD >ITED>riTE>.
Mrnd"/a WIN Continue ~ Hr candida &"
for Panama NIrr.PrrshirnCN


pANNNN Aug .s A.iIlg Pes !"u'
MENDOZA sent a. afternoon u" Mr. Mar~r.
-" American rharg" t'ANArrs h"~".
his r"Iiy - 'h" r'ur. 'nta' IONS 30 the
American Government regarding hrs pro-
pn-.d election - ~" "r-Pr"sid"uCy.
which the United states declares would
l." unC0us' rtVtipUal
~ Mendoza saws that H." considers
Tia" question II Interpreting M" cunstI'I-
tiun rnlatIv" To ms election ~ On" tor th"
National Assembly {" decide. and that
h" - certain m" Assembly would decide"
the points involved wisely ~" there
fore docs not feel IN" 'im" nppor'uu" 10
withdraw his nam" 'ron N" list - cand,-
dates.
Tho candidates for III" offco include
Federico Boyd and Rrhsario Porras.
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ItTTtN WON'T RF'FDE.
W Negotiations WIN spain Z nIesS Go'-
ernment Withdraw D-crrrS

--"sI'1T NV Ts10-'-7 N I'M ~
Row.. Aug p The Na'Ioan's r"piv 20
tho last spanish note. which was handed
yesterday 20 ~" Marquis d" Gonzales IN"
span sh Charg" q AfairrS a. the Vatican.
does MT r-l"v" III" tension growing ont
Il ~" spanish Arti-Cl"rcsI measures
II merely explains and Celebrates th"
statements 81 the Holy Sos position
contained IN the ltsr preceding note.
In this way the not" reaftirms IN"
Papacy- determination not - resu'n"
negotiations unless spain wi'hdraws rs
leg ,la'Iou AGAINST tho rehC tuIs ori"r~
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.CrOR CuGHr NJ MIS- nan.
Munich Police Thought Passion Pia, Per-
former Vas . Nurderess

~r,rtII CJhS DSsnI'CA 70 THI SUN
NUNICH. Aug IS The police here made
a curious mistake this morning They
arrested Alhrecht Bring. ~ho PLAYS the
part 81 John ne Bdpta IN tho Passion
Plav a. Oh-rammergau Who vas on an
excursion here. on suspicion OF beng
woman murderer for whom they have
been looking Bring wears his hair very
long and the police thought he was
woman IN disguise He was placed IN the
custody 81 rnAtron AZ the police station.
bat v hen III. actor revealed his !den'iiN
h. Was promptly released
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STtuTN.> >TRIkF w COuI.
Ing nj and america Make Hcad~s, In
Transport Ia bor Congress.

COrsSHAGE>. AVE - Iu"r" was
agc'n strong friction TODAY a. ~"
International Iungr"Ss e lransD"r'
IAh"r.rs ending m victory FOR m"
NmarIcan and IN glish delegates tn"
con v-n'Ion agreed d"spit" the pppositirn
- m" German delegates. thai delegates
90 s"a-u-ns organizations = al countries
sruuld hold - sp.Cra' meeting tn discuss
an International union
The convention appointed a committee
80 Tins end Their. Is mo- doubt such =
union would support 'h,. English -t-Ik.
plan
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6OERCIO> ,ND PROTECTION.
Doubl~ WESTON of %. ". y. scyila on
Central american coast.

KINTsrnS, Jamaica. Aug IS Tn"
Br,'ish cruiser Scyiia sailed to-day for
Honduras 70 colbert indemnity for the
murder Of three JamAiCanS who were
kis.d recently by Hondurans
The vessel will remain sorne time tn
protec, the British turtle fishermen on
the NIcaraguan coast.
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highest teup~-s' re. as a. ~
,sHIsGro> vpHE rssr TpE TO oAI 'Np 70
aL-EHnM

a ,.HIsGto~ vpEE pssr ToE TO oAI sNp TO.
morrow
go,s stern 'sr I.'E shotr 80 ava ooo.sr 70 DIV
..,, and -a0sr'. -,sT1'r. 'V'tk sOsfNrsH N ro'fh
,,,s' utrds
Tor %ev FnElAHd showers and cOO''r 10 das
~ 10 night. fair 10 morrow and cooler IN eas'efn
,..,-.,,,r t,rsL sou'hwcSi to -e.t winds
For eastern pennsy wanna shopers and cooier
20 da, fsir ana ,ooisr 20 morrow nO'srA'e 70
trfs. llav~st 70 norfhw-s' sinds
for NeU jersey and DelhSafr. showers and
,oosr 20 "a, ara to night fair snd rool 20
r-orrou rrofsrAre 20 bri,L So invest winds
For to urstri'' Of columbia MaOlAnf ana
,--irl. showers and coolsr TO dsv and 20 night
q and ,ool 90 riofroN moderate sorth~ss'
~ rortnves winds
Tor western Nsp ors showers and n URN
.oosr % de-. uith hfis- % hirh ~rs' Ia nor'h
" 49, virds fair % morrow
20, vr.tsrn renns, wants shower. snd nurh
~o,rr ~ -. fair AT 'oosT - morrow. uss'
20 r.r'r~ys' vI0'. t.fv.nisni-E
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>nr.nu. and orner. a, oc-an .ro,..

O'.'fF y ! AuR - Albert
.." "Irrist. CAV" = conc"rt
'.' hall lu m" auditorium
.'.. '.ruIIR About $50 per
'. MN and X Ellison Van
''. and Lila Rohe@on con-
a. H'r' V"iI received
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ln,rrnaIIonaI Marriage.

fsrr. 80 o.. faT srN
'.g e 'rs-'-Ks Bridges. y
s..''v marry Nrs Amy IN
e. I--s daughter Il IN. late & y
~. .sv ) nTk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-14
First Published Dec. 81. 1900J
RESOLUTION.


A resolution declaring the necessi-
it Of improving portion OF Dakota
avenue and the street and alley inter,
sections thereon. cf the city Of Chick.
asha, Oklahoma, BIZ grading. paving.
curbing, guttering and draining the
same
Bc it resolved by the mayor and
counrilmen Of the city Of chickasha.
Z. ahoma
Section I That 1t is necessary to
improve BY grading, paving. eurbng
guiteriag and draining the same. the
following described streets and alleys
within the limits herein defined and
the area thereof formed By street and
alley intersections Of the city OF Chick
asha. Oklahoma, to-wit:
Dakota avenue. from The east line OF
Fourth street to the west line Of Third
street
Section o That the expense Of said
improvements including the improve
ment of street and alley intersections
and CROSSINGS shall be paid BY special
assessments to be assessed ana levied
against the lots and tracts OF land
benefited thereby as provided by an
act OF the legislature OF the state Of
Oklahoma, entitled. San act to provide
for The improvement OF streets ana
public places within cities Of the first.
class By grading, paving, eurbing,
draining ana guttering the same and
declaring an emergency" approved
April l7th, 1908.
Section g. That this resolution
shall BE- published in six consecutive
issues of the Chickasha Daily Express.
newspaper published and Of general
circulation in the city OF chiekasha.
Oklahoma,
Section 4. That if tie owners of
more than one-half Of the property
liable to assessment for such improve
ment shall not within fifteen daya att.
er the last publication Of this resolu.
ton file with the city clerk their pro-
test against such improvement the
same shall be made and assessments
levied as in said above mentioned act
provided.
Adopted and approved this S0th day
Of December 1909
w NJ Edwards,
Attest Mayor
Joe DeWs.
City Clerk l2,3fGt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-14

A resolution declaring the necessi-
ty of improving portion OF Idaho
avenue and the street and alley inter
sections thereon. Of the city Of Chick
asha, Oklahoma by grading. paving.
curbing, guttering and draining the
same
re Il resolved by the mayor and
councilmen Of the city Of chlcEasha,
Oklahoma:
Section ! That 81 Is necessary to
improve by grading, paving, curblng
guttering and draining The same, the
following described streets and alleys
within the limits herein defined and
the area thereof formed by street and
sley intersections Of the city Of Chick
asha, Oklahoma. to-wit.
Idaho avenue. from the east line Of
Fourth street to the west line Of Third
street.
Section g. That the expense Of said
improvements including the improve
ment OF street and alley intersections
and crossings shall be paid by special
assessments % be assessed and levied
against the lots and tracts Of land
benefited thereby as provided by an
act Of the legislature Of the state of
Oklahoma. entitled. IAN act to provide
for the Improvement Of streets and
public places within cities of tke first
class By grading, paving, cufbing.
draining and gnttering the same and
declaring an emergency" approved
April 18th. 1908.
Section g. That his resmutlon
shall be published in six consecutive
issues of the Chickasha Daily Express.
a newspaper published ana Of general
circulation in the city Of Chickasha.
Oklahoma
Section 4 That n Inc owners Of
more than onehalf o. the property
liable to assessment for such improve
ment shall not within fifteen days aft.
er the last publication Of this resolu-
tion file with the city clerk their pro.
test against such improvement the
same shall be made and assessments
levied as in said above mentioned ACT
provided
Adopted and approved this S0ih day
OF December. 1909
w. NJ Edwards
Attest: Mayor
Joe Dews.
City Clerk. 123l-Gi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-14
(Fisst Published Jan. ~. 1900
GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
chlckasha, Oklahoma.


The state Board Of Public Affairs
will receive until u O'Clock noon,
sharp, February 3, 1910, bids for the
erection and completion or the Girls
Industrial School at chickasha, Okla
homa, in strict accordance with plans
and specifications prepared by Smith
4 parr architects, Of McAlester, OK.
lahoma, and to be erected under the
supervision Of the State Board OF
Public Affairs ana its Supervising Ar
chitect. and in accordance with the
terms Of proposal and contract
Plans and specifications may be
seen at The office on II. b. Abernatny
al chickasha. Oklahoma, the office Of
the staie Board of Public Affairs. and
the office Of the Supervising Archi-
tect Of the State Board Of Public Az
fans at Guthrie, Oklahoma. and al
me office of Smith & Parr, arehl-
leets. McAlester, Oklahoma
All proposals shall be submiited on
forms furnished 10 actual bidders by
ne architect FOR the State Board of
Public Affairs. and no proposal sub
mitted on other than this form viii
have consideration
certified check equal to five per
.cenium Is per cent? Of the total
amount Of highest proposal submit
red by bidder shall accompany such
proposal and shall be made payable
to lhe Chairman Of the State Board
Of Public Affairs. to guarantee the
board that the bidder to whom the
work is awarded. VIII comply with all
requirements enacted under the terms
of she proposal and specifications.
and will, within time specified, enter
into valid and satisfactory contrac,,
and furnish and file an acceptable
bond with the Boar. of Public AZ
fairs TO guarantee the fun and faith
Ni performance Of the contract
Bidders desiring the exclusive use
of plans and specifications shan con-
Ter with Smith & Parr architects. for
terms. etc
This work win be paid for in ten
year per cent interest bearing cou-
pom warrants, subject to redemption
by the State at any time after issu-
ance according to law
The State Board Of Public Affairs
reserves the right to reject any or
an proposals submitted. or to accept
any proposition or combination OF
II such appear to the
best interests or the state.
All proposals shall be inclosed in
sealed envelopes and marked bid
for Girls Industrial School at Chick
asha. Oklahoma. and addressed to
Il a. chandler, acting secretary
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
ROY HOFFMAN.
Chairman.
n. Al CHANDLER.
Acting Secretary.
Y. II WEATHERS.
Architect for state Board Of Public
AffHirs f-i9-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-14
Aftcat.-

Joe DeWs.
City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-14
Of raE FOX
Animal Apparently Is Able 70 Dis
tinguish Between Real and
False Dangers.

THE intelligence of the fox IS olten
shown by the way he refuses 10 be
headed when he has made up his mind
as to the safe course to take. says the
London Globe. The West Somerset
have an excellent fixture at Kilve. but
u has one drawback the sea Is not
lar on and foxes naturally often
make for the cliffs, a secure refuge A
fox can he easily headed at times, but
That IS nearly always when to be seen
would betray him TO his enemies the
hounds and give them an advantage;
hut when, II he makes his point. the
advantage Is on his side, then nothing
win turn him
To return to the West Somerset az
Kiive they found a fox, and the whip.
per-in seeing that the fox meant to
Go TO che cliffs IL possible. started to
head him ohs The ground was open.
and for hall mile the whipperin and
fox were taking parallel lines, the lox
clearly meaning to slip by and fnd
refuge IN the cliffs The man turned
the FOX away at last but In short
lime tho hounds lost him. and | be-
lieve he got back after an
Again the master ranged up some or
the field 70 prevent another FOX going
back into certain covert IN vain
whips were ratified against saddle
Eaps the fox went right through the
watchers and made his point, 1t is
thing J have often noticed both With
stag OF fcxl that the quarry seems 10
distinguish betweenreai and false dan
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