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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
LlVEsrock nEPARrMEnr.

Already applications have been re-
ceived for more stalls and pens In the
horse, Jack and mule, cattle. swine.
sheep and goat divisions than We're oc-
cupied in l91Da and notwithstanding the
great capacity OF the department Sec
retary Smith is already planning for
additional barns as he has always met
every demand in the past and viii do so
this year In the exhibit horse division
numerous changes have been made and
classes added. thereby making condi-
tions for every type and class of ami
mails one class Of especial note is that
for Plantation and Business Saddle
Horses which is intended for horses
that carry the rider with ease and COM
fort, without regard to numbers Of gaits
and in which class registration Is not
required. Also classes for heavy draft
horses. and all purpose horses. Hand
some and special booklets giving rules
and regulations Of this department as
well as the premiums, have been issued
and Will be mated to any one upon ap-
DlicatiOn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
GRAND STAND.

As an announcement to the breeders
OF fire stock and the development Of
the standard and thoroughbred horses,
the association has offered $2S,000 in
purses which will be contested fpr BY
the greatest and most prominent hoi ses
ia the country There will be two har-
ness and three running races daily As
p further attraction and for the enter
tainment Of visitors TO the Erandstand,
contract has been closed with the Nc
Curdy- Willard AerUplane Co. for aero
plane flights from the infield OF the
race track between 1 p. m. ana 6 D. m.
daily and in between the races. There
Will not be a moment OF lost time and
q is a safe assertion to say that visi-
tors to Dallas and the State Fair viii
unanimously endorse Il as the great =
est Fair in the world and feel doubly
repaid for their trip. The dates are
October 1923.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
SWINE DIVISION.

Notwithstanding the high prices pre-
vailing for feed this year and damage
TO the corn crop, Mr.. IA. e. Singleton,
who is Superintendent Of this depart
ment Of the State Fair al Dallas
and one of the most prominent
breeders IN the state. reports great in
terest from all sections Of the state and
is very optimistic regarding the show
OF 1911.
Special provisions have been made
to care for the Boys and Girls Hog
Clubs in new and separate pens Nth
every provision for their convenience.
Entries in the boys and girls depkrt-
ment close on October lst, and n|kny
entries are already being received.
A handsome booklet giving the vhlu-
abls list OF prizes offered by diffefetl
concerns over Texas. has been issued
by the Fair Association and will be
mailed, upon request, TO all members Of
the Boys and Girls Hog Club, who
desire same.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
CATTLE DIVISION.

In addition to the total premiums Of
$4,000, offered for the various breeds
the management has this year added
the Dairy Demonstration department,
which is attracting the greatest OF in
teresl over Texas, Louisiana. Arkan-
sas and Oklahoma. among the breeders
and owners OF dairy cattle. A hand
some and thoroughly modern building
has been erected for the exclusive use
OF this department and in which will
be held a twelve day test for butterl fat
under the supervision Of a membei Of
the Dairy Department Of the United
States department of Agriculture. A
complete record Of all feed consumed
and butter fat produced will be Hept
and posted daily for the inspection Of
al visitors. The great educational fea-
ture OF this exhibit will be readily deen
and we predict that this department
will increase and grow with wonderful
bounds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04

THE MONEY WHICH YOU SPEND
Az soNs MAY COME BACK To
YoUt SEND iT AWAY AND you
see IT Nc MORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
AIraAcIIvE RookIEr-

The State Fair Of Texas, has ftIst
issued an attractive little booklet giv-
ing the general announcement regard-
ing the coming Fair. October 1929,
and some valuable statistics regard
ing the resources Cf Texas and Its
manufacturing interests.
one noticeable item Of interest Is the
fact that Notwithstanding other state
Pairs received state aid and apnro-
priations as high as sz.000.000 New
York; the state Pair Of Texas has
never received a dollar from the state.
yet it Is ranked ana conceded the
greatest ana largest IN the world. The
booklet which IS very interesting. Nil
b. mailed to any one upon request
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-04
APIARY nEPARrMENr-

Reports received from T. p Robin
son of Bartlett Texas, who is subcr-
intendent OF this department for the
State Fair Of Texas at Dallas are very
optomistic and flattering regarding the
bee exhibit and everything pertaining
TO this great industry in which Texas
leads the United States in number Of
swarm- and production Of honey and
wax
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
SUM M Err PAST

Cool blows the evening wind from
out the west,
2 And blows the flowers. the last
sweet flowers that bloom.
Pale asters, many a heavy waving
plume
OF Goldenrod that bends as if OPP
preSt.
The summers songs are hushed Up
the lone shore
The weary waves wash sadly. and
grief
Sounds in the wind. like farewells
fond and brief;
The cricket's chirp but makes the
silence more.
Life's autumn comes: the leaves be-
gin to fall:
The woods of spring and summer
pass away:
The glory and the rapture, day by
day.
Depart. and soon the quiet grave
holds all.
Celia Thaxter
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
GETTING ACTION.

Our office boy, Clarence. who used
to live in Jacksonville (where he used
to be night Waterman at a Florida
water spring., declares that a small
boy can get more action" from one
green orange than from six green ap-
pies or from two boxes of goose
berries
Clarence tells us-and Clarence is
truthful lad-that one green orange
Will give more bad dreams to a lead
ing citizen than two Welsh rabbits.
Keep your green oranges. Mrs. Flor
ida, Hooray for protection for the
green apple and gooseberry home in
dustries,-Boston Post.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
Duplicate Assessment Roll
Ready For Collector
WORK OF OFFICE FORCE
Volume of Business is In
creasing Rapidly With the
Subdivision Of Large
Tracts. Quarterly Report
of Finances.

There has recently been completed
in the office of the Water users asso-
citation a piece of the routine work of
the association which indicates the
growth of that body as well as being
credit to the office force The dupli-
cate assessment list has been completed
and handed over to the treasurer for
collection. this being the second and
last of the two assessments voted by
the shareholders for the purpose of
building power plants and canals. as
well as including sums for running en-
penses and also to pay for the new Of
flee building for which the assess
ment was also levied in two INSTALL
nlents.
The new assessment list runs through
two big volumes containing a total of
447 pages, all typewriter for the sake
OF peTmanenee and legibility. In the
books are total Of 1926 entries, each
consisting of names, numbers. descrip-
lion, of land and the amounts of the
assessment divided into the two pay
ments which are permissible under the
bylaws Of the association As there
are about fifty characters entering into
each entry. it will be seen that the me-
chanical part of putting the list on pa
per was.no small one. The entries run
from those of one acre up to those of
100 acres, and are divided among 1926
individuals. firms or companies as the
case MAY be. Last springs voting
register of the association showed 2659
names, so there is evidently another
large gain in the subdivision of lands
in the Salt River valley
Members of the association have to-
their credit 22S,693 acres of land or an
average according to these records OF
littLe oyer so acres apiece
When the list was handed over to the
treasurer notices of the assessment
were prepared and these go into the
mails today. As the collection of the
assessment as well as its levying and
preparation of the list from the rec
ords is all done by the same force. this
was another hurry up job. The list is
the showing of ownership up to October
10th. but since that time transfers have
been accommodating at the rate of about
fifty a month, which means an i'm
mediate revision of the list. and this
continues in order to keep it up to date |
In order to economiZe on mailing ex-
pense, there was enclosed with the as
sessment notices the regular quarterly |
report of the finance of the association. |
which make a healthy showing The re-
port is as follows:
According to the provisions of thei
bylaws of this association. the follow
ing statement of the treasurer OF re-
ceipts and disbursements for the quar-
ter year ending October 31st, 1911. IS
submitted to the shareholders:
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
FAIR VISITORS

Welcome to Arizonas Fairest Store-the New York
Store-profusely decorated from stem to stern
We are at your service All that this store has in
tho way of accommodations is yours take advan-
tage of. Use it your comfort and convenience
may suggests a place TO meet friends-to leave
Iuggage-to obtain information.
All Phoenix is pervaded by the spirit of hospitality.
and we mean to do part in making its guests
feel at home" during their stay Do not question
our sincerity when assure you that you are just
as welcome for mere sightseeing for trading. And
for those bent on shopping we have prepared
extraordinary inducements most particularly in the
Women's Apparel section Details:
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
s445.590.29
THE INSULT.

'Ill get even with Bumpus." said
Harrity. Il heard that he called me
a lobster the other day"
How very insulting" calculated
farley.
Wasn't it," said Harrity, his face
red with wrath
1T certainly was, and / am really
surprised said farley. "Bumpus is so
fond of Holsters. as a rule."-Har-
per'S Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06

ture is a wonderful production and a
dramatic triumph.
The Prince and Pumps" "a bright,
dazzling comedy, wherein a young fell
low steals n young lady's pump and
has hard time to find the owner; a
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06

role. The entire company and chorus
in Mondays change of bill will please
everybody. Phoenix theater patrons
want musical comedy. and the Tiyoli
company win give them what they
want.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
E0=-2 N q u u u u a a NJ n m.E--~

Wife" They are not dramas, but gem
uine comedies, sparkling with humor
and funny situations. The plots are
such as to not tax or tire. There is
a demand for comedy and Mr.. Kelly
will give nothing the public does not
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
sis Dresses Monday : S9.95

Another striking example of Korrick's
extra value giving. Dresses notable
for their remarkable ncatness and at
tractive finish. All Fall 1911 STYLES.
made Of French and Storm Serge in
Il vast array of wanted shades High
waist line dresses. some with panel
front, others with side frill effect, low
and high neck styles COOK
choice, Monday. .. vJIJJ
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06

want. The musical numbers are new
and catchy. The prices have been
changed to Csc. CSC and SOC Mr.
Kelly has parts in both bills. which
Will show his ability as a laugh pro-
ducer. Mr.. Cooke also has comedy
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
picture love tale.

The Tivoli Musical Comedy company
offer two excellent bills for Mondays
change at the Elks' theater. THE Man
From Texas and Her Husbands
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
WEATHER RECORD.

Record of temperature, wind direc-
ton, rainfall and state OF weather as
made by the L. S. Weather Bureau, at
a. m. mOuntin time yesterday.
w
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
Polo and Reversible Coats

There many styles representing every novel idea
brought this in reversible effects Made of
Broadcoth Ratine Cloth and Polo Cloth in magin
able combination, showing the reverse side Of the
collar cuffs and pockets Can be either
thus giving the the advantage of two
coats in They all made full length. and
pecially roomy and comfortable dashing
Coats the cloth that gives them their just
r psa b Srna%sn'ed with large S65O $3.50
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06

tons Temp. Rain. Weather
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS
THE SAVOY.


One can well saw the Savoy is the
place where everybody goes to see the
big pictures, judging from the large
audience present last night.
In fact the program proved to be
the best ever shown under the Savoy
management.
The same bill will be given at a
matinee today at 2:45 and evening pro-
CRANE. 80
The special attraction, or "Rhynata
Worlds Master Illusionist. with his
sensational feature or the mid air
glass case and trunk with the assist
ance of Mile. Rhynata," proves to be
the greatest attraction ever booked I'M
der the Savoy management.
The picture program is as follows:
THE Matchmaker" Sailors Love Let
ter" Beyond the Law" and Prisoner
of the Mohicans"
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06
..lCWsN.

The new program - this popular
theater for tonight will be Il decided
hit. the photoplays are bright. cheer
full and full of life. the late and popular
songs. by Miss Hall. are catchy and
pleasing The songs for tonight: an
All Ny Dreams, ! Dream Of You"
Who Were You With Tonight?" The
photoplays will be as follows:
The Heiress.'' she has many suit
ors. Do they love her. or her money?
She pretends to be poor girl. all
desert her; by this means she finds one
that loves her truly for herself alone.
Lyons, the Second City of France"
scenic. Flaming Arrow" great
western drama among the Indians i'm
the early days. This picture is full of
intense and exciting events.
THE Venom Of the Poppy" this pic
Arizona republican., 1911-11-06

HfDU, oU|.bi
Balance divided as follows:
Deposits
Union Bank *
Trust co. ..S 100000
Mesa City Bank 100000
National Bank OF
Arizona =. -. 100000
Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank,
Tempe $50. 100000
Salt River VAL
ley Bank go. 100000
Valley Bank -. $4,000
Phoenix Savings
Bank & Trust
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
Mirror Mail.
The following message of Good
Cheer has been received from
minnesota Rose" an old
friendof the prisoners
Gods grace be with you all!

Gods grace be with you all!
Sweet memories will fill many,
many a heart this glad Christmas
tide, of days gone by when you were
with your loved ones. But today as
you go back over the years of time
you shudder at the thought7of how
you now are spending your life be-
hind the great prison doors.
Why is it my friend, why are you
there? All! you well remember the
days gone by when the pleasures OF
life seemed to give you an everlast-
ing happiness. Where did it lead
you? To life Of misery and sin.
lis true when we read in the holy
scripture that wide is the gate that
leads TO destruction. Yes, it
swings its portals wide to those who
enter. And once entered, the devil
will drag them farther and farther
down in misery and shame, and at
last cast his victims into the burning
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
Chdutd

The regular meeting Of the Pier
ian Chautauqua Circle was held in,
Chapel Hall on Sunday, Dec. IT..
1911.
Five new members were added to,
the roll of the circle.
Papers were read. viz: Napo--
leon at st. Helena by ]. A. o..
The Commission form of City gov
eminent, by j. A. S.. and A,
Travelling Man" by J. Fl. III.
The above papers were all we'll.
received and proved very instruct-
i've, and showed considerable work
and thought on the part OF the writ
ers.
The entire report was concise and
to the point, mentioning especially
the paper Of j. A. O.. as being a.
thoroughly good paper.
On motion of j. O. the circle
unanimously passed a resolution
thanking Steele Bard for his services
to the circle and wishing him hap
py and prosperous career in bis new
life. Steele Bard then thanked the.
circle in his own inimitable way.
] H. Fl. Secretary.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
pit of Hell. How sad a fate!


pit of He'll. How sad fatei
We see again the grace of God as
He calls to you in your sinful way.
He pleads with you, to turn ere
'tis too late. Oh my friends, why
scornsyour Master? re whose blood
flowed on Calvary's Cross to redeem
the lost. He who rose from the
dead that we may have life eternal.
What does it mean to you? God
alone can lift soul out Of its sinful
life, mould it with His divine power
and grace and make it a life Of holi-
ness and peace.
Yes, my friends, tbs blessed tofol-
low in His footsteps. He has said:
blessed is the man that walketh not
in the council of the ungodly nor
standeth IN the way Of sinners, nor
sitteth in the seat of the scornful. =
Ps. /: |. Let our life's work here
be done and when we are called 10
yonuer shore Oh, blessed thought
our soul shall then soar to the heav-
enly throne to praise its Redeemer
IN eternity.
Let this Christmas mean to you a
soul saved. a life redeemed, is the
prayer of a most hum BILE servant.
MISSEsoTA RosE. =
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
Herr Lirnbur$er

There vas an old saying that
christmas comes but yonce year:
Bnt how many of US would like to-
see it come efery quarter?
Christmas prings its woes as we'll
as its joys for efery Won but the lit-
tie children, God bless dem. Dey
vas bills for dad, tears for moder
and sisters. disappointments for Vii
lie, regrets for de unmarried and
grief for de prisoner.
Christmas stands for joy und God
knows We all try to tie cheerful
enough, but some times our sorrows
hits us too hard und We feel as
dough We cannot be happy und den
We set down und have good cry.
But ven looking at the day as it
comes to us here. de hearty greet
ings of Merry Christmas vich ISIS
such good music to the ears ven We
vas outside, sound hollow and full
of mOckery to us. But ven We dink
Edotye can be. a better man We den
und there find joy, for no JOY will
come nit evil thoughts.
+ IND den again, dose of us who
vas readers lofe to read de books
und magazines dot We gets. apout de
peace On earth, und so much goot
I will to men. For if dere vas any,
Won dot vas in need of peace und
good viii, it vas us. Yah. We need
lefery bit of it. Christmas vas Won
good day but it prings SO much sor-
row to de prisoner He realize vot
"a fool he hafe been und some often
Wis b dot Christmas would meier
Come. But let us look at it from a
different way, not on de dark side of
life, but let us gaze on de shining
side; let us try and be as We all want
to be. und We canaven Christmas
comes, like all de rest, enjoy our
freedom und be as God intended for
Eus to be-happy.
wish all de readers of dis paper
a Merry Christmas and A Happy
New Year, especially to the inmates
Of prisons und wish dot de next will
find us nit dose We lofe.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
Grief Song"

l but sigh my poor lay in the cleaning,
To the one who cries out for my homing,
But the dull wait o'er long,
Only burdens my song
Of the throb of the years,
With their sneers and their tears,
And the dirge of the sea in its combing
Still her moan, space and time, keep defying,
And the all but dead heart S faint replying
To the coax in the wall,
Like the urge on the SAIL
Grinds the iron in the soul,
And the dole in the toll
OF the bell in the offing, undying
Will we twain never join in the nesting,
While grim ages but scorn on the resting
rthe black shroud of night
Meier encompass its blight;
And the sun never shine
On the sign made divine,
Where the Gods smile at bliss, unprotesting.
Dark 1Eons glide away never ending,
But the gloom of despair ever pending,
Will not turn from my sight,
Dare it claim as its right
The sweet Hope that still clngs
Through the filings and the stings,
And the sob of the heart-mate, soul rending.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
Health Department.
About Eating in General.
w. c. Van D.

1t Is not necessary to eat every
thing you can get hold OF. in order
to exist, even in here. If you are
not doing hard physical labor it is
wise to omit the meat course at
breakfast entirely, and for most men,
especially men. who are inclined to
take on flesh. potatoes also.
The bread is always good; the
steamed bread that we have been
getting lately for breakfast is ex-
cellent. Stick to bread and gravy,
or bread and syrup for breakfast and
you will find you will feel much
lighter and healthier.
At dinner time we all need good
meal SO we will let that pass ex-.
cept to, remark that the hambergers
steak we had twice lately was as fine
as any we have ever eaten anywhere.
Do it again Mr.. Westlund. the
boys all appreciate it.
For supper the steamed fruit is a
most excellent regulation for the
bowels especially the figs, but take
crust or a heel if you arc going to
eat more than one slice of bread.
The better cooked the bread is. the
easier it digests, remember you are
not going out for stroll after sup
per, but are going to stay in where.
the supply of oxygen is, to say the,
least, rather limited. Don't push
your stomach to the limit, but re-
member it isn't what you eat that
does you good, but what you digest.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
Danish Booze. !"
= s s

Danish boose and the walls this
road building In few the corridors will
tread of lonely hundred malefactos
factory and the refomaes into
citizens wasting their lives selling liquid
ducing honest wealth and the of the will double
raise beans would be strung to the telegraph
nuay them beyond all Only
were drunk when they frted with fate Danish booze!
In going Mr. H. leaves behind friends who
but happiness and though he shall
vorks and his will long withstand
We bid you farewell, friend and God speed
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
TO SUBSCRIBERS

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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21

aud sisters and respect
the simple words loving heart of
sye nave often heard Ct q who
Would 20 general Tldcu religion
word be religion and it's connection
parents and they would o he utmost
On christmas Day minutes to = recalling
the Of the past pleased
noae q lie that led us here spend the holiday with
upright that would have led
we could and should be me among men,
glance harm and NAV lead to
giving US truer insight into life ma
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21

ONCE The Mirror called upon perform duty which at
both peaurabe and brother of the
gray render him entering
life Of liberty and let hope happiness
outside the wallis he Of lives
earth had opened to receive him. We
and that the
shadow OF bis hearth and always
from though know happiness
harder when realize the chances Of
SLIM But choke
bid him God speed with smiling are weeping
Were situated otherwise these painful
but the fact that crimes
mere loss Of liberty brought painfully home
The brother who is leaving today
Steele Bard and the
ton here he showed himself
sympathetic always ready help
are Of US who will remember his friendly advice
words OF cheer Aside from his personality.
writer of great ability He Family
for and his copied by
land He did much
whom represents and the withdrawal of
leaves vacancy which be easily filed
Among the hest PRAYER the Brothers
Gay which appeared the Thanksgiving his Grief
and bit Of entitled others but
these three have been selected the best and worthy
any Would that possible fill The
gems like them each week. We have reprint
but the Grief Song and the
low in full
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21

THE whether the public should be placed
which liable work the the
merged TENTH, hard An esteemed
affirmative nghten
though have succeeded convincing that the stand he
has taken the right unable that and abide
set forth in this column several weeks ago. IS
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
EDITORIAL REMARKS.

alike, Merry Christmas
And the the Day find footing
our God ourselves and mankind.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-21
CHURCH NOTICE


Catholic Sunday Rev c. E. Benson and Rev Cooar
chaplan.