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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
ONE MAN MAKE
Is BU. PER ACRE

George L Bishop Of Cordell, Okla,
who is distric- agent for the western
portion of Oklahoma; F. F. Ferguson,
Of Minco. agent for the eastern por.
ton Of the state. and w. D. Bentley,
state manager OF the Federal Plant
Industry Bureau Of Oklahoma. OF Yu-
kon, held a regular monthly confer
.ence in chickasha today at the Early
hotel.
Issues u considerable importance to
the agricultural experts were the top
les of discussion and reports from all
sections Of the state as to the crop con-
dlt4ons in Oklahoma came up for dis
cussion.
Mr.. Bishop. who has Grady county,
gave out some interesting facts that
have come under his observation in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
A CREDIT TO CHICKASHA

Ieredit to town OF 40 900 and they are
men whom you know to be responsible
men who viii back thalr advertising
with the very best Of goods. You
couldn't get any better or more up-so-
date goods ia st. Louis. Read their
ads in todays paper and 80 to them
for your iewelry.
And we call the attention Of lhe
June bride and the June groom. ne
best man and the bridesmaid. and ihs
guests to the ads Of nnsan and 4,eas.
wen. two new ones. The apparel is IS
necessary az the presents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

Announcements have been received
by many people in chickasha to June
weddings. With the weddings come
presents ana OF course you naturally
look to the iewelry stores for many
Of these 1ilts. This year. are you
going to look 70 the chickasha jewel.
ers or to some out Of town merchantsg
We don't know where you would
60 to find better or more complete
stocks than are carried in this town.
Flatau. Owsiey. Lubman and Els.
fielder carry stocks that would be a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

ACCIDENT
RECORDED
Young Lady, Dog and
FiShhOOk Figure in
the Story.

Miss Adlne Spruce was the victim Of
a very peculiar accident last night al
her home on South sixth street. Dur
ing the night the large bird dog o.
the Spruce family came in contact
with fish hook and the hook be-
came fastened in his mouth. The dog
came home IA the night and rushed
through the house yssping and sur.
fering much pain. He came directly
to the bed where Miss Spruce was
sleeping ami she reached out her right
hand toward the dog. As she did SO
her hand was caught By the hook
The hook csught ii the flesh OF the
hand going through and holding the
dog and he hand OF Miss Spruce
tight prisoners. The family was awak.
ened by the noise and rushed 70 the
room. Afte- considerable trouble and
pain to rotn Miss Spruce and the
dog the look was loosened from the
dogs mouth.
A physician was summoned and the
hook was cut from the hand Of Miss
Spruce IL required thirty minutes to
get the hook from the hand The in
jury was very painful and the hand
was badly torn and lacerated.
The accident happened at about ?
O'Clock raa fish hook was a very
large one aad It Is not known where
the dog got held Of It.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
BLACK IS
LYNCHED
releEram ny rnlted Pos.

Telegram 0y United Press.
Memphis-Fify mounted men over.
powered thc deputy sherIffs and
seized Pat crump. negro. ae he was
being placed in street car to be tax
en- TO the JAIN today
The aegro was lassoed and drag
ged through the streets to a place
about half mile from the city where
he was syuched.
The negro was charged with at.
tempting 10 assault Mrs. W. H. Whit.
singer, wife Of a planter. This Is
the first lynching In this vicinity FOR
30 years
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

The Pledge.
i obligate myself to obey the laws
of the state and the United States.
and observe all the articles OF this
compact; tnat shall endeavor 10
raise the standard of manly and hon
orable conduct among boys, ana that
without class or distinction, / shall
recognize merit. and endeaVor to see
that il Is rewarded. subscribe to the
creed that 7 am OF the state and for
the state; thst republic can never
be greater than its citizens. and as a
scout stand for higher ideals. better
citizenship. patriotic progression and
the faithful enforcement of all laws. y
Scouts Organize.
Responding to the call OF Judge N.
n Williams. eight OF the school boys
selected in a general contest in school
work and conduct. met this morning
In the office OF the county Judge and
organized by adopting a constitution
and electing officers. They also sub
scribed 10 the above pledge which is
contained in Article 4 Of the consti-
tuition.
Little Patriots.
The scouts showed their patriotic
proclivities by selecting red. white and
blue as the camp colors. A motion
was adopted Inviting Lee Wilson. son
Of R. H. " icon. to join in the expe-
dition to The Wichita mountains.
The trek for the mountains will
start next Tuesday. Henry Johnson
mas promised to furnish a "chuck"
wagon and probably team. The first
camp viii be at the power dam on the
Washita. which will be named Camp
Rameys n honor Of Supt. Ramey.
In order to keep in touch with
Chickasha the scouts win carry tele-
phone apparatus for tapping the wires
at any point and the war correspond
ent promises a report to the Experss
every day.
The nature Of the organization is
revealed in the following sections Of
the constitution which was prepared
by Judge Wslliams
The Constitution.
1. This ganization shall be knoyn
as the Oklahoma Independent Order
Of School Boy Scouts. Chickaaha Di-
vision No. 1. The membership Of this
organization is confined to school boys
of Grady county. Okla, between the
years Of 10 end is years inclusive.
?. Before becoming an active mem
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Mexico ci.y-Owing to the critical
situation now existing, Provisional
President La Baria is anxiousIy await
ing the arrival Of Madero at the cap
ital.
II begins to look like reign Of ter
ror is in store for the nation. Re-
ports are being received daily con-
cerning the depredations OF bandits,
murder and pillage throughout the
country.
Governors Of states and other Of
ficials are abandoning their posts. ter
rorized by the increasing outbrsaks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

Was Believed Lost in
the Flood; Drifted
Five Miles.

Telegram BY United Press.
Mnskogee. The almost lifeless body
Of Miss sallle Tfipp. aged lS, step.
daughter Of Mrs. Geo. Glover, one OF
the four PERSONS thought to have been
killed In ne high water Of the South
Canadian near Eufaula. was found a
little before noon today, lying fiat on
a log in tbs middle OF the stream.
The girl had been in the stream
since Thursday afternoon and had
drifted in the flood over rapids and
through whirIpooIs for distance Of
about five miles. being rescued at a
point opposite Worth.
Sallie was reported as one OF the
four dead, the other three being Mrs.
Glover, her sen. Charlie. aged l2, and
daughter. Roxie. aged Is. That the
latter may sti.l be alive is hoped since
the finding Q. sallie. No trace. how.
ever. had been found Of them up to
noon today.
Mrs. Glover and children we're
caught m IRE sirer bed and swept
away BY the flood. remaining too long
IN an attempt ii save new buggy
nwI hr~~n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
CONFESSED A SECOND
CRIME BEFORE end CAME
Conscious to the Last, Black Passes
Away in Agony; Fear Of Mob
Haunted His Last Hours.

OF dissolution we're Sheriff Lewis, Al
and Ben Mcdonald. brothers Of his
victim; y. n. Mccane. q T. Brook
hover and other officers.
Feared q Mob.
Seeing several OF the I'll Reno Of
ficers frequently passing his window
about O'Clock. Roberts conceived the
idea that mob was forming TO cheat
nature Of ner victim BY violent means
and he sent for Dr. Leeds to protect
him.
Strangely enough, AL Mcdonald, who
Is chief deputy IA the sheriff's office
at III Reno. said II was true that a
crowf Of 70 q more determined men
had followed him 10 the train and IN
sisted upon coming 70 chickasha for
the purpose " mobbing the negro. aft.
er the news Of his confession had
reached that city. c. II. Mcdonald
had host of loyal friends ana 1t was
with difficulty that his brother re.
strained then, Sitting outside the jury
room al Mcdonald said 4 don't want
10 harm lae negro. If he gets well,
ali want e TO see the law take its
course. old the boys al FL Reno
10 stay AZ rome don't believe IN
mob rule.
Brookover Discharged.
c. y. Brookoyer, The officer who
shot Roberts as ne was attempting to
ESCAPE. Sas formally arrested and re-
celved preliminary hearing before
charged after the court had invesstl
gated the case. the testimony show
ing that he shot the negro while per
forming official duty.
The arrest was made and the hear
Ing held at The request Of Mr. Brook
over.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

], VIII Roberts. OF my own free viii
and accord make this as my dying
statement AZ am perfectly rational
and want 70 tell the truth.
vas ia box car the night Mr..
Mcdonald wes killed: he came and
looked in the car, but did not say any
thing 70 :ne. ! thought he had walked
mp the track and ! jumped out OF The
car ana wcni the other way from
where thought he had gone but met
him At the END OF the car that had
jumped out OIL be shot az me first
and | shot AZ h.m-then he shot again
- ran down The track and jumped
into the possum belly under the ca
boose and stayed there nntid the train
was pulled up into the north yards.
! got out Of the possum belly. went
By the gas plant and went home-I
stayed In bed all OF that day.and did
not come up town until the next day.
was alone In the car that night. John
Glover and Jake Fisher were lookouts
that night
| neyer took anything OUT Of the
box car except whiskey John Glover
ana Jake Fisher helped me get the
whiskey ont o. ne cars also. stoner
and Houston Hicks acked as lookouts
often s.Sn goi ihe whlskey / sold
IT. gave Il away and drank IL Jake
Fisher cold the ehlskey for me nearly
all Of the time lately have had
Jake Fisher sch the whlskey for me.
got coal out OF the north yards all
Of the time sometimes would 90 up
there BY myseli aud carry Il home IN
sack bur ogeen after after the bosses
had gone home
x--wILL ROBERTS tHls mark
A. b. LEEDS.
JOHN &. LEWIS.
Witnesses to the mark Of VIII Rob
erts who can't write at his request
and IN bis presence. his name being
subscribed thereto by A. B. Leeds at
his request and in his presence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
PAVE NEAR
STATION

The contract for 800 square yards
OF paving 10 be laid soutR and west Of
the new Rock Island depot has been
approved by the head officials and
as soon as tie materials arrive the
work win be started, said Wylle War
field OF the Westlake Construction
company today.
The contracS was awarded to his
company Materials have been order
ed and the work will be rushed to com
pletion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
ARRANGE PLANS FOR
INVADING WICHITAS
Full Corps Of Officers Chosen; Adopt
Constitution and Take Pledge; War
Correspondent Will Send Reports.

Der Of the Independent Order OF School
Boy Scouts each applicant must hSge
received honorable meEtion at tkss
commencement exercises In the Grady
county public schools or achieved
some honor OF performed some c0ur.
ageous act that would admit him to
membership upon vote Of the execu-
tive committee OF the scouts.
g. The executive committee shall
consist Of The superintendent of the
chiekasha public schools: the mayor
Of the city Of Chickasha: president OF
the United Charities: president Of the
Young Mems Christian Association:
county judge Of the county court; the
truant officer Of the ChIckssha public
schools and the probation officer of
the county court; three Of whom shall
constitute quorum with authority
to act In all matters.
Article enumerates the officers
and prescribcs their duties
Scout captain-W Whole duty 1t shall
dn+v ~ j M s,o,a
the absence Of the captain.
Camp master-To select camp. have
s.a.ss $3.50 = 1'''1t'''ee' oooAs anu 1h'
p'o,ss'' sFnV'A' sNs0u'''e o'1'ssf =
s@',.r -. -.
Nu1s v master ana 1feasuFef-io
z ~ snasv's N ~ co''''A'ssak,es, 0' heea
,~~ a'1 'o.~s p"'sn'''"S anp ''s't'1a''
''s asen'
a. secre.sr, u an ,ues,,ses o,.S 49,,
tba minutes ~ ssms. u, reen ! S,srv , -
sal, Cnictnres tarer q cs,,r .na s ,ha
s,e1a and ~w,t ,saso-,, 4. ~ - 80, 49, : 49,. ..,s
that shall be spread upon the min.
utes Of he juvenile records Of The
county court
Master flshe- and hunter-DIrectnr
o. all fishing and hunting excursions:
see that the fish and game are iron.
erIy cared fcr and delivered to the
quartermastet. specia, arent TO see
that the game law is not violated eth.
er by the scouts or others.
Scout oroerlv-courier for exeeu-
tive committee and insge advocate: 10
orders to the scouts
fishing and hunting uarties. vehicle
for communication At All times "a
scouts.
First sereeant-To lead line a.
march, call the roll IN field ana IN
camp.
scout nhvs,o,an-f -f,orers, ,hv.s.s.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
REMEMBER THE
CONFEDERATE HEROES

On SATURDAY. morning. June TO
l0;20 O'CLOCK, the Confederate veter.
ans. sons and daughters, win hold
memorial services from the Baptist
church.
The following program will be rem.
dered:
Song. America.
Prayer Rev NJ l.. Butler
Address. Rev. Geo. w. Sherman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
cHANcsLLoR ROTH pReAcHEs-

o. n. Roth. chancellor Of the Chris
tian university at Enid. Okla, will
conduct The services at the Christian
church both morning and evening
Sunday OF this week Mr. Roth is an
able speaker and will deliver a mes
sage TO his congregation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

Song, Miss Essie Linn Palmer.
Reading. Mis- Ed Riddle.
Song, Miss Henrietta Pyle.
Prayer
After the services the congregation
will 90 to odd Fellows cemetery
where the grsves viii be decorated.
All veterans, sons and daughters. are
urged to be present and a most cordial
invitation Is extended to the public.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
PLEAD GUILTY TO THE
CHARGE or LARCENY

Dutch" shusler plead guilty to the
charge Of Petit larceny in the court
o. Judge J. y. Vance this morning
and was givon q fine Of $50 ana 90
days on The county roads. Shusler
was the man who broke into the Hill
& Hollingswcrth grocery several
weeks ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

At $3.50 iast night Wlll Roberts. ne
gro. confessed murderer OK c. H. Me.
Donald ami implicated 10 al least one
other high crime and various mlsde-
meanors. shot BY Detective BroDkhov-
ef. while attempting 10 escape Mon.
day morning. conscious almost to the
last moment. squared his accounts so
far as thls verid is concerned. breath
ing his last breath IN great agony
A few mh.pies before he died Rob
eris got up a1d turned Off the electric
fan N the room. falling as he attempt
ed to return % his cot. Watchers on
the outside came in and helped him
back 10 MS bed and then began his
final battle with death. He struggled
IN pain before finally surrendering to
his all-powerful adversary.
The body pas taken 10 the Clay
comb a Ancslscn morgue.
Killed Another Man.
Late in the night Roberts confessed
that he vas wanted in Tyler. Texas.
for murder 1 Is said that he killed
a police officer there three years ago.
IN a signed statement made during the
afternoon he admitted again the kill.
ing Of Mcdonald.
IN and around the jury room while
the negro vas writhing IN the pains
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

Special 10 Tho Express.
Tyler. Texas OFFICERS here say
they know nothing Of WIN Roberts.
the negro at chickasha. who said he
killed a man IA Tyler. They declare
Roberts is unknown 10 them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
MADERO
OFF FOR
CAPITAL
Situation is Critical; Dis
order throughout the
Land is Increasing.
Ielegram By United press.

Telegram by United Press.
FL Paso. Texas. Five thousand
Americans cheered Francisco Madero
Jr., the rebel leader. a farewell when
he left at 1870 o'clock this morning
on his triumphal tour to Mexico City
which win last three days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

Telegram BY United Press.
McAsester.- The body Of young
South Canadian was found today
clinging 10 a log and was brought TO
the shore by rescuers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
vEroEs 60 BILLS.

Special TO the Express.
Denver, Colo Gov shafroth appar-
emily broke the worlds record today
when he vetoed CO bills al one sitting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight Increasing cIoudiness.
Saturday unsettled weather.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02
OFFICERS.

y 4
: Captain, Eddie Cloud. =
= Lieutenant, Pelham Williams. 4
= Secretary and historian. Ra- =
mond Bond. =
= Camp master, Guy Co. 4
> Quartermaster and treasurer. ;
> Neal Dikfman. =
: Master fisher and hunter, Ellis :
Horn. =
> Scout orderly, Vance Thweat >
, Ffrsf sergeant Cecil zimmer- :.
= man. >
= Scout physician. Or. L. T.. Eman- :
. uel :
= Judge advocate. Judge N M. =
y Williams. =
, Major general, s, L. Newman. :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-02

OF dlssolutoa were Sheriff Lewis, Al
and Ben Mcdonald. brothers Of his
victim; X n. McCane, G. +. Brook.
hover and other officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

-, rook tTennessee Clafiinl
y rerrpea 20 the land of her
~ ~ declares Il Is the best
-syv Is uhicA to work. and says
~, s<stle In Chicago and car.
-. ~ Iabors for suffrage.
srSosrh the former Tennessee
~ 3 il the late eighties. she
,r.. shsl her efforts are stan dir
s..se5 "a viii continue 10 BE-. Tor
IA. -e,nIcal emancipation OF her
"a IN 1879 that she proved
- NM h suffrage b. running
- ~ q LAdy Coos has been
t. srnonsic q strsnuoas born To
<SIs rsrrsmsianess abe married
S~ = lIfs a. Enxlishman with q
rrosons fortune. which he
-ri-1 s g widow. Whom shc was
+ - old she made her first
~rrvlarp TAIs was annnlicd. the
- hring prosed to b. a oissmlss.
- M Ma wpuihall we're the
9< vuueu 10 conduct a stock
<rS.r's ONE In Wall street. She
- and took command OF a
lnraf u negro soldiers. drilled
vurlusas q Col. Jim F1ske
1Sw y nd becn sIsir BY Ed
6rkus ia, aided BY her sister, she
$3.50 / uOman'x paper to expose
~ apecAsr Tilscn scandal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
Local MiIIiners
Dissolve Partnership
sssse a rsii Establishment
10 tt- ka.ws .. ria Miiilsssy ship.

Misa r riii hss purchased the half
Interest 90 Nfs Mae stone IN the
afshe = rtii Millinery abiishmsnt
Miss TIL will conduct the business
under tho name % ''fhe I'm Mil
lineFf shop In rosm sos Peoples
hauk building a. the eornef VI ases
end az and Pike a.
Mas TIL 10 pioneer In tho mil
lin~fr business IN seattle having
be~n Sonnsef.d With u In ena say
~ sesthef Zoe tho psst fiftesa years
she ~ss employed In the niifinefy
department. Of tho lion harthe rfius
20 the efssni<asien Of tho Stone a
TIN rsftnafshfn.
The shnp ~fli BE- conducted aisas
the ssWe iines ss bsfpfe. making a
specially % fsm0f@tira and order
work An attractive line ~ ns~ fail
hats has hest added % tho regular
stock hsay ace entirely nes - ~.
attic. "a consider tn. styles fof the
tah ~ tsii." .@is Mise riti when
asked hsF npiatsn u ghen. '.ssry a..
sF-etiss and ssfefr~ahis rh-f- 10 .
isfar latitude for sftissie sffsst.s
sesrh ~ always appreciated ~ miis
timers as A. eppofiasisy fsf the vse
ef real ts,est"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16


sbe.fes tied aiek~s sire Support
ssseFsd ~ith . u.asnNsis tab~ Wsis.
bach rtatrns this - be the ssr~nsest
aad beat mantte made.
tte WelxHfach Nusoa. Asbestos Tied.
uackri wsf~ support uss asmti~. tor
fee wstssseh tsf.t capp@d Mantle.
-. This " ths original Wsfsbssh
aad the besf ususisf carried - ssetA.
u y sisa the te<f-sno@n hish- grade
snsasis en the saRFket
f.e Mstrepoitt&a hlgh-assda hfa-
iiaat CAPPED Nsnfir. tt<. rats 10 the
brxt mantle. Zoe fhs aonsY. made.
We can s~eosamsnt u - roa ~tth
tns @@saFAa~~ that a vii pssss sat-
lsxAefvsr
- No "a wsi.heeh a.salln. Ma.
tie. ~ Hsssr r~<rs. aieksi tsssA
supporters. . fires class tnanIls tes
xre~tsy x4snlfms tAnsps
st~ Ne tst wetsssrh Are AsatI~,
Ia. yuss ant . half tnshss lsn1!
gives the Beet iishf.
fss HaFrts wes@-yibss Nsnsts -shs
~e~s IN ~~nsies t..setst.ssssst1 r
ssc wslshsrs 1anier Mantle. eith
10 No is wssse.es reay msnfis.
te<s rhsx ~nt "a either f~auiaf %
sAsslf 4sfss tamle2
s~.r. f@s essssstes.
Spinning's Bargain Store
tefA-tt t@<Wsk Avr~.v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
A Railroad Man Praises
the Neal 3-Day
Treatment
Stands Firm in an Atmosphere
of Temptation and Tells Of
Happiness Regained.

Breaking with an old habit is one
OF the hardest things In the world.
The man who drinks TO excess finds
Il In impossible To stop without
help that will take from him the
craving for liquor. which IN the
cause OF his excuses. The Neal
Treatment for the Drink Habit
does end all craving. restores the
drinker to self-mastery and takes
away all desire 10 drink. And this
III accomplished In iust three days.
During the year that the Seattle
Neal Institute has bsen open. hun
dreds Of guests have gone out sing
ing the praises Of the Neal treat
ment.
One wellknown railroad man
who lives In an atmosphere OF temp.
tatIon Was an early graduate OF
the Neal Institute. He was In Chi
cago the other day. and, writing
from there. said: Il am still on
the Water Wagon. and intend To
stay there. The test has been
somewhat severe while here In Chi.
cago. but am standing II easily.
Feel good. Have nothing but the
best Of feeling for the Neal Insti-
tuie, and hope that many others
will find their way tnere. | sure
iy will recommend II 10 those who
/ think need II. II they all will be
helped az I have been, II will mean
a good many more happy homes"
n~-L:- .ul ~~&h>~ Jrssu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

Dear Miss Grey: When the par.
ents erv not armrlca what name
should be given hoy at his birth.
and which la legal Tor girl 10 uae
on a marriage licensed she has
used the fathers name from child.
hood A STAR READER
A.-~Therc are different rulings
In different STATES In some tho
law IL for the children TO take the
fathers name. In q state wher-
that lsw doca not exist the name
(sifher the fathers or tn. moth
er'a) that has besn used from child
hood IL tho sme 20 use.
Dear Mlss Grey: liz there amp
place In the city where I can learn
the millinery trade and be paid
while learning want 10 learn
thIs trade. but viii be unable 10 do
SO without q small compensation.
A READER.
A-Thc best thing for you IL 10
sec the heads Of tho millinery firms
In the city. and try 10 get In a. an
apprentice. Begin with the very
beat ones. and offer 10 work for an
little as you can get along on. You
might better work for q firxt.ciasa
milliner for iess than an inferior
one might offer. Dc not aiios
yourself to get discouraged nj ~.
bluffs. but so through the whole
list: and skov that you arc In
earnest.