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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
KAISER 70 VIslT RELeIANs

BRUSSELS, Oct. 8.-The German
emperor and the empress are to visit
the Belgian court in October Great
the kaiser's yacht will be anchored
At the kaiser's special request a visit
will be paid to the battlefield of
Wate-fUu
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
NOT UNHEALTY

Yeast-Do you think high-heeled
shoes unhealthy
Crimsonbeak-Oh no! Our goat got
away with a pair last week. and he
seems to be getting along all right
Yonkers statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
BURGLAR GIVEN 5-YEAR TERM

James McClain yesterday was sem
fenced to serve five years in the peni-
tentiary at Folsom for committing
burglary. His case was heard before
Judge Willis of the criminal depart
ment of the superior court.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
PLEADS euILrLEss TO MURDER

Before Judge Willis of the criminal
department of the superior court yes
terday Domingo Sandoval pleaded not
guilty to a charge of numbering Tori
bio Urena, and his trial was set for
November 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09

The latest perfect combination in
window and screen construction-Hip
olito Self-regulating Roller Screen and
Reversible Window. Go to 634 Maple
avenue and see how it works. Hipolito
Screen and Sash company
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Two divorce actions were filed yes
terday in the superior court. They
were those of Grace M. Hare against
Robert l.. Hare and Benjamin F. S.
Rover against Callie e. Roger.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09

It's as easy to secure a bargain In q uses
automobiis through want advertising, - 10
uaed to be-and stin is-to secure . horps
and carr iaga.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27

Although the Time is one Of rush,
shoroughness win pay in the long run.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
Knitting Mill is
Landed by Clinton

Clinton Okla, May ~ Clinton is
to have an slSO.OOO knitting mill which
will employ over 100 people and have
q weekly payroll Of from $3.50 to SUI
900.
The promoters Of the new factory
are Messrs. Blackwilder, lIolbrook,
Martin and Stafford Of Hickory.
North Carolina They are to invest
$1SO,0OO in two factories, warehouses
and Office buildings and 25 cottages
for employees. Besides the Factory
workers there will be number Of
Office people and travelling salesmen.
The annual output Of the mills is to
be 100000 pairs OF hose and other
knitted garments Clinton agrees to
provide a $4,000 bonus, 25 building
lots and three acres Of land near track
age An Industrial addition will be
plated and sold TO raise the bonus and
finance other Industrial propositions
A strong. committee Of business men
will have charge. The people Of clin-
ton are highly enthusiastic about the
matter and properly values are al
ready mounting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
LAWTON GETS
BUILDING

Washington. May 27.-lf the omni-
bus buildings appropriation bill, as re-
ported by the house subcommittee on
public buildings and grounds and ap-
proved By Chairman Bartholdt becomes
law $226.000 viii be appropriated for
a public building and site al Lawton-
This item was incorporated In the bill
upon the representation Of Representa-
live Scott Ferris OF the big Fifth con
gressional district The Lawton con
gressman stated today. that he was
well satisfied with the treatment ac-
corded his district by the committee
Lawton, he said. was sure to be one
OF the big cities Of the state, and that
the appropriation sought viii provide
for the present as we'll as the future
growth Of the city. The action Of the
subcommittee assures the construction
OF a two-story federal building at Law
ton. If the bill becomes a law.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
Wire Fence Factory
to Start at Enid

Enid, Okla, May ~ Work Of in
stalling machinery in the large new
building Of the Oklahoma Steel Fence
company is about completed and the
plant viii open about June 15, This
factory will turn out barb and smooth
wire fencing when in operation and
Will employ large number Of men.
q. II. Halt Of Denver Is president Of
The company and is now in the city
superintending the Installing Of the
machinery Local capital is also inter-
ested in the enterprise and the new
concern viii be a valuable addition to
Ends industrial interests. The build
ing is looted north Of the Frisco tracks
and in close proximinlty to the Santa
Re. which affords ample switching and
yardage facilities and transportation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
= = T. n ~ 4 A. A. 4 + r. y n \ 4 y
= McALESTER ADOPTS A NEW i
CHARTER. :,

: McAlester, okla, May 27- As :
= the result Of tight begun three \
4 years ago, McAlester today adopt J
+ ed new charter providing for 4
+ commission form Of government +
r BY vote Of i,149 to 248 more +
+ that four 10 one Last January +
+ non.partisan board Of freeholders +
+ was elected and they prepared +
4 the charter There has recently 4
4 been opposition to it. 4
&%%%@ +%%%<@%4 y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
Defends the
MOther-in-LdW

viii not be easy for you to have your
boy put another woman first in his
life. / lay upon the conscience Of the
many young women before me that
they never become jealous Of the love
that their sweethearts give to their
mothers. 1t is one Of the tragedies
OF life Tor a woman, who has guided
every step Of her boy to see him
place another first in his affection.
Some day you may taste the bitter
ness Of that cup. SO you should leae
your mother-in-law as you would be
beloved
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
Remarkable Growth Not
a Surprise
The Reason Is That Merit viii In
variably Win Out

Tho Reason Is That Merit viii In
variaby Win Out.
The remarkable growth Of the Root.
Juice Medicine company, Of Fort
Wayne. Ind, is not a surprise to the
many thousands Of people that have
bought and used the wonderful Root
Juice Compound, as merit will inyari
ably win out The great medicine has
permanently cured SO many people all
over the country that it is now hard
to find some one who does not know
OF one or more remarkable cures re-
sulting from the use Of the discovery
In this locality scores OF people have
tested the merits OF the remedy and
are praising it so highly to their
friends that II is no wonder the large
sales Of Root Juice at Brownson's
drug store do not diminish, but rather
keep on the Increase II is generally
believed the reason the remedy makes
SO many remarkable cures Is because
Of it's wonderful sootbiug. healing and
tonic properties. which seem to have q
very quick and direct effect on the
stomach, bowels. Bladder liver and
kidneys Scores Of home people,
whose names are freely given at the
drug store, have called to tell Of the
remedy curing them Of nervousness
rheumatism. kidney troubles, bloatins
belching, heartburn and other symp-
toms Of bad DIGESTION
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27

Spokane Mash, May 27.-Rev
Bruce Brown. pastor Of Dean avenue
Christian church of Spokane, scored
The hit Of his life at the Mothers
day exercises under the direction Of
tie Young Women's Christian assoeia
ton, when he said among other things
in the course Of his address to the
young women:
For The maligned and mistreated
tribe Of Mothers-in-law | want to
speak good word today Almost ey-
cry mother must some time in her
life become mother-in-law, and it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
Oklahoma Was
Well Represented

Guthrie, Okla, May % Oklahoma
was largely represented al the conyen-
ton Of Associated Charities at 81
Louis last week and this week. The
STATE made a great climb in standing
in the national organization. getting
four Of the important committee places
instead Of one as heretofore
H. Huson, assistant commissioner Of
charities and corrections returned last
night from the big meeting. He said
sixteen oklahoma delegates attended
Miss Kate Barnard was chosen ra
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27

statement based on his own obserya-
tions and those Of Prof. + K Pickering
ana others, said THE nucleus. measured
photomcirically with the large tells
scope, was found 70 be Of 6.4S magnl-
tude which as compared with magni-
lnde of c.57 81 two nights ago, shows
the nucleus has grown slightly
Brighter No Indication Of any division
oi tho nucleus was seen last night IN
facl the head of me comet was found
ID be ahafpIy defined and starlike
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27

porter for Oklahoma and assigned p
the section Of supervision and admin
istraton u Huson was appointed 20
the section Of occupationaI standards
Dr. !. H. Sleeper OF claremore was
appointed TO the section Of lawbreali-
ers. ana DR. VIM Fowler Of Anderson
was put in the section OF health and
sanitation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27

The perils OF the bush are very real
vet in Australia. After ls days search
the body Of fve-year-old Edith Byrne.
who wandered away from her home in
the Doering district. was found beside
a salt lake four miles from her home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27

4 don min de cost Of livin'." said
Uncle Eben, "ss long as lie got de
price. What riles me is de way got
so interested in argufyin bout de ex-
pensiyeness dat / missed two good
jobs OF whitewashln'"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27

i IS thc duty Of ihe secticos 20 toi-
mulate che program for tbe nes an
nual meeting, which win be held p
Boston
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-27
o o D A BOTANICAL
o. 0a o. BLOOD REMEDY

Nature provided
Of ne is and ailments q humanity WORK and study
disposal we rely on them ast because Of their ability in curing disease
system the mineral eoacoetons Among the very best Of
Of particle
g.
s.
yonngor old. all write.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. GA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

Il u true that women have worse
times dscidipr things than men DO, u
often seems so. They do sgo1izc -
over which bat or which sweetheart o.
which Invitation they want roostl Nou
some one suggests novel scheme
Why not stop tryIux 70 decide which
chapesu sou wans the most when you
stare IN despair before The rpiihner
glsS- and try deciding which one yo-1
want The least: n give the thing an.
other angie. one by uhich voc caa
eliminate couficting choices and the
o,- thsrs Istt mus; surely be thr ons
you vsnt most Al icsst ess vcrsr
enis u 90.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
The Great American Thanksgiving Bird

the largest automobiles now employ
ed by the express companies Tor the
delivery of turkeys and which rush
the birds from the railroad yards to
tho commission houses in the shortest
possible time.
A scant score Of years ago when
a metropolitan firm received whole
carload OF turkeys from one shipper
the event was hailed by the newspa-
PER- and public as sort Of eighth
wonder of the world. Now. as has
been explained, the aeceipt OF carload
lots OF turkeys is an every day event
In our big cities at Thanksgiving.
Uncle Sam. who complies the only
really authentic statistics on turkey
raising throughout our whole country.
has no very recent figures on the sub
jet. rhe United States Census Bur
eau is sizing up the situation in the
poultry field right now and viii have
~ IMPRESSIVE array Of facts to set
b ore the public ere another Thanks
q ing day rolls around. The off,
cia.x predict. however. that We VIII
find tremendous increase over the
500. 600 turkeys raised ten years
ago and the turkey crop then. be IL
known was big enough 90 furnish car
60 for half q dozen OF cur largest
ocean liners or to make q pyramid
several times As high as tbc wash
ington Monument
u may surprise good many read
ers TO learn that Texas Is the largest
turkey raising state IN the Union
producing one-teath OF all the birds
that find their way To our dinner
table. n you have noted the pres tiEe
that Rhode Island turkey" enjoys on
fashionable hotel menus and like
places you may have suspected that
most O! tho Thanksgiving birds came
from little Rhody. But as q matter
% fac:. the smallest state Of he
Union raises only a fraction u 90
Ysnkce turkeys. not one o<than
drcdth A. many as arc raised in the
largest state IN the rcpuSlic. In
deed. such states a. Missouri. Illinois
Iowa. Ohio ard Indiana are ali FAR
ahead OF Rhode Island In point o.
nuwbcr Of turkeys raised bot u q
Only fair 20 explain that v T. quality
rather than quantity that has made
fame for Rhode Island turkeys. They
are the classy bir6s that bring prices
-arErcxatlnE A. much ~ tiA fer 9
single sur.ey-frcr high livcrs WHO
demand the best regardless q prizes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
CONTINUED from Ninth Page).

proportion OF the Turkeys for city
markets are shipped by express, and
express Is. of course. q much more
expensive mode OF transportation
thar freight or the old time farm
wagon vending its way 90 nearby
town. Just at Thanksgiving time.
when turkeys arc coming TO market
IN car load lots many Of the birds yet
make the journey by fast freight. bu.
under such conditions a man must be
sent along with each carload to feed
toe birds. so ihat In the end II Is not
much cheaper than to send by ex-
press. when tho transit iscaccompiish-
ed In few hours and no feeding On
route Is necessary
And. speaking OF turkeys by the
carload what a tr. mendous business
this turkey purvcying has become,
considering that good many Of US
never think OF eating the bird except
on the three or four holiday when u
IS a traditional obligation Az Thanks
giving the turkeys displayed for ale
In any large city easily overshadoS
in every sense every other estsbsc on
The market In ChicsEo-shich may
certainly be cited - a typical and
representative American city. ~ any
one is-there tss been received dur
ing The Thanksgiving rush a. hish a.
zoo. 600 turkeys. valued at upward OF
81 .<oe.oof A. many as 5000 OF tho
birds we're received In the Windy City
IN ose day last year. which. II NC -
ssmzfed that each bird weighed g
pounds would total the enormous bulk
gilmore than go tons. or enough 70
tar the capacity Of more than 20 Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Youno Reo..v.i.. Liv. Simply.

Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., and his wife
are regarded as an Ideal couple" by
their California neighbors. Since their
wedding they have sought to live quiet
ly and Simply In their home in Pacific
avenue. San Francisco. They bave a
house surrounded by large garden.
and tine chief diversion Of the two
seems to be in the cultivation Of flow
ers. Every day Mrs. Roosevelt may be
seen in the garden at work. She usual
" wears a broad. dropping hat and
gardeners gloves. Armed with clip
pers and trowels. she passes hours
wedding and trimming the flowers She
appears in the evening again. this time
dragging garden hose. with which she
sprinkles the flowers. Her husband
usually returns from work about that
time, and he follows her to the garden
where he is permitted TO be specta-
tor only. Often he may be seen sitting
under tree reading to bis wife as she
picks flowers for the table.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

The very grave sccucd 20 ysrn be
fore Robert Madsc1 - West Burning
ton. Iowa. when. after seven weeks
IN the hospital. four OF the best ply
sicisns gave HIN I'd. Then vas sho~a
The marvellous curative poscT Of Blcc
trio Bittcrs. For. after eight ucnths
% frishtfui suncrinE from liver trou
bic and yellow jaundice- getting no
help from other remedies OF ccctors'
I've bother of thIs mzfrbioSs medicine
completely cured hins- rs positivcly
guaranteed Tor Stomach. f1rer o. kld'
ncy sroublcs an< never dissppoints
Only FEC al All Druggists
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Continued from Page Nine-)

which has been even more extensive
IL adopted consists of large scoop
like receptacle made of wood. except
in the case of the lower side which Is
formed from a series Of iron prongs
set fairly close together and with the
forward ends pointed TO form teeth.
In operation this scoop is showed with
force--it is here that muscle is requis-
ite-inro the tangie of cranberry vines
and when Ii Is drawn back II Is found
that the vines have slipped between
the close set prongs but have left the
berries reposing In the SCOOP The
operations of these two picking ma
chimes are ably supplemented by the
"scparator." hand operated mill
which screens the berries when they
are fed to IL, as they come fresh form
the hands OF the pickers, and removes
all leaves. twigs and other foreign
matter
II Is truly Characteristic Of Ameri-
can ingenuity to transform cranberry
culture by the Introduction OF ma
chines-machincs that let the Gran
berry king get along with couple OF
hundred pickers where once he re
quired i.f0o--but !; Is perhaps just q
trifie incongruous TO have so much Of
the cultivation and harves ting intrust
ed to foreigners. because cranberry
growing Is distinctly an American IN
dastry. Crerberries grow Wild n
some PARTS Of Europe but nowhert
in the world save in the United States
! Is the cranberry cultivated a. an ar
fscie Of food. Oddly enough too
American cranberry growers. foiior
sng the example OF tie producers o.
American apples. have but just com
pieted arrangements TO invade the
foreign market. notably In Grcsi
Britain. IN an effort 70 stimulate sr
appreciation a. and dcrrsnd for thu
American dclicncv. Cranberry pro
duction Is practically Restricted to ths
state of. Massachusetts. New Jersey
and Wisconsin. but these three states
produce enooeh berries to supply ths
demand At homo ard leave a good,
surpias Cor dinner table, beyond thc
Atlantic u the opicures over there
can - ir6pceJ 10 appreciate a coed
.hine <hcn they taste ".
. o. course. the cranberry growers
alike 20 an other dllers % the soil
have heir froBbirs. but nhrse have
ErO~B fever under the enlieh'encd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
'Cranberfies, Necessity of Thanksgiving Feast

methods Of tho new era that has late
ly dawned in the industry. The Tow
chief nenaces OF the cranberry crop
are insect pests OF various kinds and
untimely frost. which. Il ii extends Its
blighting hand ere the crop Il harvest
ed in the autumn. can undo whole
seasons work in one night Water,
that panacea Of SO many ills.. has
been found to be the ideal remedy Tor
both menaccs. and that Is why We see
nowadays the progres sive cranberry
grower installing at his bog an up-to-
date power house and pumping plan
90 that he can flood" the bog at
short notice With a cranberry boz
OF meadow covered BY network OF
canals and bitches II Is possible to
food the bog within few hours after
the weather bureau has given warn
ing Of impending frost The follow
ing morning the water can be drawn
OF and the picking Of the berries re
sumed as though nothing had hap
pened- Similarly. IL the insects are.
attacking the berries the meadow can
be put under water-just as 1t Is all
through the vinter-snd the. tiny pes
obiitersted in short order OF course.
such MEASURES OF relief are fairly ex-
pensive. but when a man has paid
anywhere from $500 to 81 200 per acre
for cranberry land and expects to net
anywhere from 10 TO 100 per cent. per
year on his Investment. he feels IKE
doing eversthssr possible 20 insure
his income
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

raREE PIECE COSTUME OF GRAY DIAGONAL.
The illustration shows one OF the
smartest motor or rain coats Of the
season carried out in steel gray dag
onal serge. The skirt is FIVE gored and
closes at the left side and buttons by
the way Of an attached girdle to the
dart fitted blouse, which is fastened be-
meath the left arm and also across the
shoulder.
In addition to the fur lined storm
collar, there Is an Eskimo hood with
long tabs that fold across the blouse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Prize Doq at Show.

- Each year women are entering q
larger number OF biocded dogs AZ the
fashionable open afr dog shows al over
the country. Recently very smar'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
pIMPLES

Il ind al kinds Of blood remedies
xhich sss,ed 10 DO r-e any good. but
law found The rsEh: thing a. last Ny
face ~x< su.l Of pimpics and blsck-bezts
After taking c4scsrsfs hey al ieft an
>cutiruinT The use Of them and rccor1-
cz>s<in3 them 20 my friends Ife>i 6u>
~b<n r<c IN fhe morning. Hope 70
ka>c . ch<rcc 70 rccoc1rn<nt ck1c1rcts. !"
Fz>d c. Ei<t<n. Is Elu s., T>zzrk, y. J.
Pc.<ozf Pxs<t-bs>. Pc<-.<- Ts<ss Cod
% <co1- <<r~< c<c1<r-W~sk<r - Cri1.
-. - - f~r~~ fo1f y bs<L Th<k<rnr
- te11s< sfszpr1 G &C, e.sr~.<>>< :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

Photo by American Press Association
SIas vrxrnnoP AND akR PIXIE BULL.
Do0 AT NoRRfs-ows SHOW.
exhibition or dogs was held at Morris
town. n. T.. one Of the weaitaiest ard
<msFtcst Of New Jersey towns
The greatest interest centercd In bull
dog and boil terrier entries. and Miss
Mary winthrop won 0rst prize IN this
class with her bull terrier Isabel Bloc
Many OF the women vino attended
the show exhibited their own dogs In
the ring and there was keen rivalry
for the ribbons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

China Is spending s~o hundred nit
Hon dollars in the Reconstruction Of
her army and navy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

A girl Is worth al II costs to raise
her-and Il always costs H.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22

A. A. Ellian is suffering with tonsil-
it is this week.
Walter George is spending the week at
his claim near Oakdale.
Dr.. v. II. Stickney returned home on
Friday from his Fargo. St. Paul and
Brainerd trip.
Harve Robinson of Medora and J. B.
Stoddard of Sentinel Butte were in
Fargo on Thursday.
Mrs. Irene James of Wibaux, Mont,
visited q few days this week at the
A. T.. Cfowl home. y.
George A. Hughes of Chicago arrived
on Thursday 10 visitsarfe few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. 7. Crowl.
w. A. Mcclure went to Fargo to hear
Senator P. j. McCumber's fine address to
the farmers on Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Ware and Miss Vida
Sebastian Of Glen Ulin are visiting Mrs.
S. L. Carroll a few days this week.
Commissioner L. L Lewis OF Dunn
county came in via Manning this week.
From here he went to Taylor to visit for
q short time.