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The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

FLINT LI6iTbDSEsS:Ss and S:3t asfI
m. sl2:36. '3:36 and e:s6 p. m. Locals {:
p. m: IL p m. to oxford runs TO F1inS z
Sundays To Romeo. z q m. q ~
and every two. hours TO 10 p. m. H.,
p. IN s,-..>4~ ~
JACKSON LIslITEDs - 7:4s q ~,
i2:46 s:4s and e:As p. m. Locals q
jackson. 7 q m. and every two houP6
to 8 D. m. Ann Arbor, ! q m. and
M and hourly 70 7:sS ,. m. p n.
II p m; Saline cars from Ypsilanti
TOLEDO LxMETEDS-7:zv, $40 and
IL 40 q. m. rlslA sac and 6:S0 p. m
Saturdays and eundays. 7:z0 p. m. Lo.
Gals to Toledo, tssesa. m. and hourly to
$50 p m; Monsps only. ESQ and II 3
PORT HunoH LIM,rrps-s;4s and
Sunday only. II. y. m. Locals TO Pofto
Huron m g n m a - eSairiy rins ci,y e d1,ys p M
to p. m; hourly to II D. m. MEst
Clemens via shore Line. s:ss q N
hourly TO s:2s p. m. IL .. m.
PONTIAC DIvisf0N--e q m, haifl
hourly to p. m; hourly to IL .. m.,r
Birmingham only. ~ D. m ;ol
wNANDOTTE DIvISION--S:3S q nn1d
alf-houriy to siss p. m: hourly g
1883 .. m 49,
ORCHARD LAKE DIvIsIoN--sa = .
hourly TO IL y. m
'These cars run through 20 sssinswI,sl
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

Paul Mishjanji. 2s; Annie Beuchara

Paul Mishjanji. 2e; Annie Beuchara,
n.
Frederick Pigeon, "a; Della Logon, 1S.
Carl Kimm. 22. st. Clair Heights;
Elizabeth Stolz. 22. same.
John Kane. 80; Tillie Bolger 2S.
George Condo, 20; Minnie Aungst. 80
Edward B. Terry, s6. Toledo; Anna
Browne, 90, same.
william Men Kelly, 20, Highland
Park: Jeanie :. Begg, 81, Detroit
Emil Trosen, %: Wilhelmina A. r..
Frederick C. Walker. 25 Carrie Nit
chell, 26.
Edward r. Bailey. SO; Elizabeth b.
Harris, 80.
Albert Mosley. 25, Detroit: Mary
Walker, % River Rouge.
Joseph III Mack. 81, Chicago; Bertha
Ether, 81. Detroit.
Samuel GeNnstico, 80; Paula Peraino.
81.
Fred Newman. 26; Anna Schinkel. "a.
Millard +. Cline, so, Detroit; Dora
Mann, 3s. Pierport, o.
Joseph Justewicz. %; Elenora Ruzow-
ski is
Charles Schlager. rs; Julia switis, 21.
Joseph Szepanske. %; Theresa Szym-
kowiak. Is.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

oliha steiman. i2i Thirtieth. 6
months: choiera Infantum.
Kathern Farrell. 6s5 Michigan.
months. marasmus.
John Klemencic. Children's Free hos
pital, year, inquest pending.
Matthew Rzczkowski, 1919 Chene, 4b
years; Brig..t's disease.
Michael Sullivan -2ll Elm. % years;
senility.
Lorence Raymond. 75 Pleasant. 1
year; inanition. WI
Bolesiaw czado. 1909 McDougall. 1
year; Group.
LILLIAN Schultz. 222 Chestnut. 3
months: entero coiitis.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG"

Or you'll miss those popular d.
& c. Line weekend excursions.
There won't be many more. So. 50
Cleveland, $3.50 Buffalo, $500
Niagara Falls. Round trip. The
rate is reasonable and the weather
delightful, so why not go. Make
your reservations early.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Joseph Bednacz. s12 Rivard.
william Windsor, sos Stanley
John Sokolowski 721 Twenty-thlrd.
August Hcmpel, ~ Finley.
Ira Howey. 140 Pollard
julie Richez. 465 Antietam.
John Enut. i5I Adams.
Charles Martin. S11 sixteenth.
Fritz krogh. "a Reissman.
Angelo Alfonsi, Morrow.
Frank skIlIman. 4e7 Brooklyn.
william Seldom, 29i Forest
Harley Cutler, 74i Fifteenth
Harlau Lake. IL Wesson.
John Hels)m, 35i Wreford
George Miller. 631 Thirty-frst.
BOYS.
Stanley Skypczak, 326 Alexandrine.
Patrick Mcdonnell. llS1 Baker
Ralph Hayward. SO Elizs beth.
William Bryce, lOS Beech.
Stanley Fitz. 3s7 McKinstry
Charles Daschke. 27s Leland
LASER Gornetsky, Womans hospital
Frederick Peterson, 233 Chandler
Joseph Jablaski. 1884 Dubois.
John toguth. 1914 Dubois.
simon wlodarcek, 1864 Campbell.
Michael Parke. III Thirty-first
Arthur Lindeman, 2ST Pennsylvania.
Anthony Lysczyk, 657 Milwaukee
Victor Erajniak. 967 Harper
william Hutchins, 362 Cavalry
Stanley Lang. $50 Stanley.
Thomas Naraskie. Ia Lyle
Adhemar DeWitte. 1909 Fort.
Joseph Taormina, ais Rowena
Anthony Campo. 2i9 Napoleon.
August kunky. II 81. Joseph
Earl Dorsey. ess McKinstry.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

Mrs. Many of the trophies were
solid silver nor indeed was Pompey
in for a dull finish. Marrying Caesars
daughter Julia, he formed with
Caesar and Crassus the first trium-
virate, but became embroiled in po-
litical controversies with his father
in-law and fled to refuge in Egypt.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

clearly as they did when He used the
common, everyday things of life to
work with.
What's more. the pictures help the
missionary movement. I've been able
10 show the young people the natives
and streets of foreign lands, where
we send money for missions. The
pictures were proof OF all that had
ever been said Of the need for Chris
tianity and civilization in the distant
lands"
DIR. Reisner fills his church to over
flowing every Sunday night and sew
eral nights each week, with moving
picture exhibitions.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
Rebecca Harding Davis Dead.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Word
reached the city last night Of the
death in Mt. Kisco. N. Y, of Mrs.
Rebecca Harding Davis, mother Of
Richard Harding Davis, the novelist.
Mrs. Davis was so years of age. She
was born in Washington. Pa, and was
an author OF note, first gaining promi-
nence with her Life In the Iron
Mills"
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-"If Jesus
were preaching here today, think
He would use moving pictures" says
the Rev. DR.. Christian +. Reisner,
pastor OF Grace M. Il. church, answer
ing Methodists who criticise the NOV
Ing picture exhibitions he gives in-his
church Sunday evenings and week
nights.
Jesus used the things about Him
In His teaching. When He healed q
blind man He spat on the sand and
rubbed the sand on the mans eyes.
He told His deciples, when they had
6shed all night end caught nothing,
10 drop their net OH the other side OF
the boat, and they caught many fish.
He used water TO make wine. He
could have healed that man without
using sand and saliva. just by a word.
He could have rained fish from heav.
en- into that boat. With a word He
could have made jar and filled 1t
with wine. But His beholders would
not have understood these things as
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
Jewish New Year Next Monday.

The Jewish New Year begins at
sundown Monday, and will be celebrat-
ed in the Jewish synagogues through.
out the world. Ten days later comes
Yom Kippur, or Day of Atonement,
the holiest day in the Jewish calen-
dar.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

neaQ OF ueIdiuo
and other bulletins
announcing h ! s
conquest Of Arme-
mia. Pontus, Syria
and Palestine, in
Guiding 1000 towns'
towns and 324
kings and princes,
not to mention
sundry silver plate
- 4kha. cA,tvn-
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

The number of men applying for em-
pIoyment at the MeGrcgor mission
has been greater than usual lately,
and Supt. Tracy w. McGreRor would
like citizens to remember that when
they require help for odd Jobs.
phone call or postal card to the mis-
sion, No. 239 Brush-st.. VIII bring
good man for the work required
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
ALLEGED SLAYER CAUGHT.

Man ls Arrested In Monroe In Con-
nectIon With Murder In lonia.
MONROE, Mich, Sept. 3O.-lSpe-
cial. IA man supposed to be William
Walker, wanted In Ionia, Mich, FOR
the murder of William Priestman' was
apprehended last night, and is now
in iail awaiting the arrival OF Sherin
Cilley. He denies ais identity but
has admitted knowledge OF the crime
He claims self-defense.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

The White Star Line steamer
Wauketa will make the usual Sunday
trip to the Flats, st. Clair River Ports
and Port Huron, leaving Detroit,
Sunday, October End, at 8 a. m, and
returning at 8 D. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

There Is some doubt as to whether
Gov. Judson Harmon, of Ohio. will be
able to visit Detroit during the pres.
ent campaign. He was to be the
principal speaker at one OF the sew
eral big mass meetings planned, but
he has written Judge Connolly that
II will be hard for him TO get away
and he may have to call on the en-
gagement.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

and all Of the
new ideas are
TO be found
In the Becker
b q s Q IN @ n I
store at No.
22 Grat | o T.
We. L n e
Becker 8 h o Q
h as become
we'll known to
the 8 e e X e r
after well-cut,
comfortable.
long-wearing.
footwear, and
at no time
has this store
shown a great
er variety OF
8 h a es and
feathers. The
stout walking
b o OF, tn e
heavy storm
boot, the nat
ty dress boot,
the Oxford,
the pump--all
are to be had
In the Becker
store and the
buyer Is sure
Of having the
best style and
At In shoes to
be FOUND any
where. T h o
fact that the
Becker shoes
come directly
from factory
to wearer in
sures a saw
In price with
out sacrificing
. 4 -
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
TODAY IN HISTORY.

Sept. 80, B. c. 81. Pompey made
his triumphal entry into Rome at the
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
SELLS N0BBY SHOES.
Becker store Strong on Quality and
prices are Right.

Shoe styles for mems wear this
fall show many radical departures.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

the firm is showing special fall dis
play.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
DIED..

5000 West Grand-blvd.. Matthew
Holmes. father of William L.. Mar
garet A. liza II. OF Detroit. and John
t.. OF New York. Funeral Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
with THE POLITICIANS

James II. Lee. candidate for state
senator In the Fourth senatorial dis
trict. was admitted to practice In the
United States court Friday morning.
The new headquarters OF the Re-
publican city committee at Nos. 4l6
and AIT Ford building. present busy
scene these days. The committee has
the situation well In hand and will
have things In shape to start active
campaign work Immediately after
the state convention, Oct. s. Fred
Krecke is In charge OF the office.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

pilhCipui epSdheT II one Vi the btN-
eral big mass meetings planned. but
he has written Judge Connolly that
1t will be hard for him to get away
and he may have to call on the en-
gagement.
Robert Hall, who has been en-
ployed by both telephone companies
at different times and was for while
In the employ of the ID. u. r.. has been
engaged by Proctor X. Owens, Re
publican candidate for mayor, to take
charge Of his headquarters during the
campaign. Owens says Hall Is just
the man he needs. as he belongs to
a number Of societies.
"City employees are not going to be
allowed to use the clty's time to do
political work." announced Mayor
Breitmeyer, Thursday. II do not OBJ
ject TO their supporting any candi-
date they wish, and doing all the work
for him that they care to on their
own time, but l shall do all in my
power TO keep them from using the
city's time for such purpose"
The famous bargain counter"
tariff speech OF Senator Dolliver is
amcng the campaign literature being
mailed by the Democratic county
committee In the interest OF Frank Z.
Doremus, candidate for congress
against Edwin DENLY. II Is being
sent principally to Republican voters.
Speeches by Congressman Foss and
Dixon are being sent along with 1t.
John c. Nagel said. Friday that the
Dolliver speech Is one OF the most
valuable argumentative assets the
Democratic party had. The city COM
mittee has headquarters at No. so La
fayette- e-blvd., with James V. Cum
ningham In charge. A meeting OF
the committee will be held in the
rooms. Friday night, to arrange for
the active campaign, which will be-
gin next week.
MY ambition In seeking to succeed
myself as attorney-general OF Michi-
gan-my one ambition In the hope
that | will be the nominee of my
party for that office and that l Will
be elected, Is that l may make rec
ord for myself In this responsible po-
bltlOu tnht may Dc piouu oA' ~
speech is characteristic OF Mr.. Kuhn,
who, In the service he has rendered
the state since he was appointed TO
the attorney-generalship. has proven
himself to be conscientious officer.
Mr.. Kuhn's appoip tments came. TO him
as a genuine surprise. He was, ,neyerl
q Gov. Warner man; in fact, worked
against him on more than one occa-
sion, and accepted the appointment
with the one understanding that he
owed a political debt 10 no one. MT.
Kuhns home Is In Mt. Clemens, and
he served Macomb county most ac-
ceptable in the capacity OF prosecut-
ing attorney. He says he is confident
OF securing <he nomination.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

CABLE NELSON upright piano In good
Condition. This plano when new cost
Ss75 We have taken IL as part pay
ment on one Of our famous Inner
Player pianos and to move II quickly
offer 1t for $3.50: IS cash and IS
THE CABLE PIANO CO..
2lS Woodward.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-30

NorICE-If any poor girl H. In trogele;
needing advice. friendship or heLn 4
DUFFY. sss Forrest WEST. salvatie4
Army.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12
~ ~ ~ CURES
BLOOD POISON


Blood Poison The yeEt germs which produce these
effected The least taiat @ IN The circulation will sooner
liberated mouth throat eopperood spots falling hair sores and
Medicines wh merely check the symptoms for time because Of their
smonderng
disappointment thousands The disease always returns after
manent the blood and removes every particle q the poison
the future outbreaks s does not contain
which valuable their bloodpnfyng properties and A. the
Blood Poison will because II will thor
medical
free r. all THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12
The Fate Of Explorers.


In a recently published autobioE-
raphy Of the late Henry M. Stanley
The famous African explorer dwells
with much bitterness on the unkind
and even cruel reception given him
by distinguished men of science on
his return from the Dark Continent.
What was my rcwaid?s he asks. and
continues: "Resolute devotion to
certain ideal OF duty. formed after
much self-exhortation to uprightness
of condlct and righteous dealing with
my 1~llow-creatures, had terminated
IN my being proclaimed to all the
world first as forger and then as
2 buccaneer, adventurer, a fraud and
an impostor. 1t seemed to reverse
all order and sequence, TO reverse all
had been taught to expect" Stan
icy was a sensitive man for all his
seeming hardness. and the attitude OF
men like Sir Henry Rawlinson. Fran
lis Galton and other prominent men
IN the Royal Geographical society an
attitude frankly contemptuous, stung
lim to the quick. Stanley in the story
of his life recurs again and again to
he hostility he encountered from
men Of science He lived to estab-
lish all his claims and to become
IGNORED in the scientific world-Mex.
can Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12

(Flrst Published Dec. 90 1909
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL Es.
TATE.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Johu
Sweeney, Deceased
Notice is hereby given In pursuance
OF an order Of the county court Of the
county Of Grady, state OF Oklahoma.
made on the 10th day OF December.
1909 the undersigned administrator
of the estate OF John Sweeney. DE-.
ceased. viii sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder subject to couflrmu-
ton By said court oH Wednesday. ihe
I2th day Of January. 1910. az O'Clock
D. M, az the front door OF the court
house IN the city Of chIckasha. Grady
county, Oklahoma. an the right. title
and interest OF said John Sweeney. Dc.
ceased, IN and TO the following De.
scrIbed real estate situate sn Grady
county, state Of Oklahoma. s0wlt.
Lots number twelve tl2l thirteen
tl3) and fourteen llD Ia block mum
her seyenig-clghi (1S) In The city Of
Chickasha.
Said real estate viii be sold on the
following terms and conditions. toWlt'
Ten per cent oI purchase price 70 be
paid In cash 70 the auciioneer al time
Of sale and balance TO be paid when
sale Is confirmed and conveyanco exc.
cutcd
Dated The goth day OF December.
1909. Patrick Tolan.
VIM. Stacey, Administrators
Attorney. 12.3U-20d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12
WOMEN OF PAGAN IRELAND
The Property Rights 81 Wives We're
Recognizes Before the Advent
Of ST. Patrick.

The pagan Irish were fierce and
proud, but al the same time remark
ably Just and pure. Those who wish
20 verify this statement have only to
look mp the old Brehon laws. the leg
islative code that obtained in Erin
long before and long after the advent
OF st. Patrick.
These laws with very few excep-
tions were found good enough TO gov
ern the land after the reception on
Christianity. ST. Patrick saw moth
ing to change in them, except the re-
llgious features bearing ON the old
Druidic worship For the rest, he lea
them as he found them and they con
tinued 10 be the legal guide OF the
Irish nation even down to the seven.
teenth century.
Among their most noteworthy fea-
tures are their sense of justice and
fair play and their eminently high re-
gard for the domestic relationship
rights OF women, the mutual protec-
tion Of husband and wife. the recipro-
cal duties Of parents and children.
CIV Dy way OF proof OF Illustration,
we give passage from the Senchus
Nor.
In the connection of equal prop
erty II with equal land and
cattle and household stun, and II
their marriage be equally free and
lawful, the wife in this case is called
the wife Of equal rank. The contract
made by either party is not lawful
contract without the consent of the
other except In cases Of contracts
tending equally to the welfare OF both.
Each of the two parties has
the power to give rejection and feast
according to their respective dignity"
In case Of separation ample pro
vision was always made for the wife's
future. II, for instance, her portion
at the time of marriage was equal to
that OF her husband she was entitled
10 half Of the property which they
held at the time of separation II the
whole property belonged originally to
he husband she received one-third at /
he separation, II it was all her own \.
before marriage she took two-thirds. T
Review
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12
Water Power Co.
To the Public

Our competitors IN soliciting busi.
ness tell you what they can 10 aad
what they are going to DO Yor Who
have been here any lens b Of time
know what they did. we are not tell
iug you anything but what we propose
to do. ana have done We have rel
duced the price Of current 3S per cent
IN 1909 We have undoubtedly incon
venienced YOU al some time; but you
know that II was for a very few min
utes; while our duplicate plant was
being started You know that
your service has been vast
Iy improved: and with our two new
wheels and generators will continue
10 improve we DO not solicit your
business on friendship, but we do
think we deserve it on our merits
Thanking our patrons for fayors IN
1909 and hoping to continue them The
present year. We viii appreciate any
new business that the public sees fit
to give us and all consumers can rest
assured that every one is on the same
basis as we play no fayoritct All, not
some. OF our stockholders. are resi-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12

Foothills.
Dickens, The Chimes. illustrated.
Finley, Martha, Elsie DmsnIore
Elsie at Roselands, EIsie's Mother
hood, Elsie's Widowhood
Fitch, Clark, Cruise Of the Training
Ship. From Port to Port
Fox, Margaret, How Christmas
Came TO the Mulvanes, The Country
Christmas. Garrison, A Cadets Honor
On Guard, West Point Rivals
Johnston, Annie r., Little Coloners
House Party. Little Colonel's Maid OF
Honor, Little Coloners Knight Came
Riding.
Kellogg, Frank e., -Four Boys ON the
Mississippi
Hale. Edward E., The Man Without
Country. Ten Times One Is Ten
IIenty. G. A.. In the Heart Of The
Rockies, When London Burned
Long. Following The Deer
Major, Chas.. Uncle Tom Andy Bill
Mende y. r.. Sweet Girl Graduate
,Ieicalf, susanne, World Of Girls.
Alolcsworth, Two Little Friends IN
Norway
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12
NEW BOOKS AT THE
CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Following is a list of new books re-
ceiyed at the Carnegie Public Library:
Juvenile
Arabian, Arabian Nights
Carpenter, Geographical Readers,
six volumes.
One Syllable Series. eolored illustra-
tions--Life OF Lincoln. History Of the
United States, Swiss Family Robin
son, Robinson Crusoe.
Jacob Abbott, Life Of Nero, Life Of
Josephine, Life Of Richard III, Life Of
Louis XIV, Life Of Queen Elizabeth,
Life Of Marie Antolnette, Life Of Mary
Queen Of Scots, Life OF Napoleon
Bonaparte
Lang, Blue Fair Book, Rcd Fairy
Book
Jacobs. REWARD the Fox
Jackson. Cat Stories
ISipllng, Jungle Book
Seton, Lives Of the Hunted, Little
Foirestcrs.
Pyle, King Arthur and His Knights,
The Merry Adventure Of Robin Hood
Grover Osgood Eulalie. the overall
Boys. the sunbonnet Babies.
Altemus, Peter Rabbit
Amy Prentice. Three Little Kittens,
Towser Dog story Gray Goose Story,
Mickie Monkey Story
Seymour. Eaton, Travels and Adven
lures Of Teddy Bears. More About
Teddy 3. and Teddy G.
Fiction.
Alcott. Little Women, Little Men,
JOS Boys, An Old-fashioned Girl Jack
aud Jill, Under tho Lilacs, Rose in
Bloom. Eight Cousins
Alden, Mrs (Pansy3 Aunt Hannah,
Marta aud John, What They Couldn't
Aldlich. Story Of Bad Boy
Alger, Harry Walton, Risen from the
Ranks
Burnett Little Lord F'aunlleroy
Bonehlll Ralph, lost ia the Land OF
Ice.
Castlemon, Harry, The Camp in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12
(First Published Dec. lS. 19O9)
sHERiFF's SALE.

state Of Oklahoma, Grady County, ss
H. $. Kimball, ct al, Plaintiffs, vs.
w II Poland, and MI J. Poland De
fcndants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
or an order to me directed, and now III
my hands, issued out Of Tie clerks Of
flee Of the district court. state OF OK
lahoma, i'll and for the county Of
Grady upon a Judgment in a suit. and
foreclosure Of mortgage, rendered in
said court in favor Of the piasntiffs
and against the defendants. the follow.
ing described property to-wi' Lot
twenty-five (20 III block forty-five
(i5), in the city Of Chickasha, Grady
county Oklahoma
And | shah on Saturday, the 22nd
day Of January. A. d. 1910. at the front
door Of the court house at the hour &C
2 O'Clock i .n IN The city OF Chicka.
sha, in said county and state. proceed
to sell The right, titlc and interest of
the above named defendants in and
to the above described property to sat
isfy said Judgment and costs amount
ing to $l,25l4SJ, together with all ac-
cruing costs Of sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash.
NJ y. Louthan,
Sheriff Grady County, Oklahoma
By q w. Yeagta.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12

Bottomless lakes are a traditions. as
The greatest depths Of water, salt or
fresh, have some kind Of ground for
nation under them. Roswell lake. 10
New Mexico, Is 40 small that stone
can easily be hurled over It. yet Il has
depth of over 500 feet. The water
looks deep green. but it Is so clear
hat objects dropped into 1t can be
seen for yards and yards as they so
leeper into the water. II Is supposed
hat this lake and others In the same
chain tap the subterranean waters Of
The Pecos valley. the plains waters
having in The course OF time dissolved
the gypsum until the deepest bed
rock has been reached
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12

The reappearance Of HNllev's comet
has revised the old calumny that Pope
Calixtus TIL launched a tbii against
the comet in his day His3rical facts
IN this case show thsi he ordered pub
lc prayers that, If evils were impend.
ing. God would turn an upon the
Turks. then fighting the Christian arm
les No bull or exoreism is mentioned
against either the comet or the Turks
in authentic documents of the period l.
Catholic Truth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-12

OF sll peculiar sights think that
that Of a moose eating grass is the
most extraordinary. The neck is SO
short and the legs are 80 long that
the animal usually kneels in eating
grass True, they do not attempt 1t
very often. for grass Is by no means
staple with them. but even a moose
likes change Of diet The appear
Ance Of these huge and awkward cfea.
tures N this devotional attitude Is not
only interesting but laughable. ST.
Nicholag Magazine.