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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14
Delicious Round Steak.

Round steak, which is far more juicy
than tenderloin, makes a delicious and
digestible addition to an invalid's or
old persons diet when prepared in this
way: Spread the steak on meat
board and with an iron spoon or the
back of silver knife serape the It's
sues from the stringy fiber. What is
left over is good for the stock pot.
Mold the juicy pulp into small flat
balls about the size Of peppermint
creams. Have ready frying pan
heated to the blue smoke stage, but no
far or butter. Sprinkle lightly with
salt, then put in the meat balls (not
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14
Mock Turkey.

| A fresh shoulder and have bone re-
moved. AWash 1t well and dry. Make
a dressing of two cups of bread crumbs,
one teaspoon salt, two teaspoons of
salad dressing. one tablespoon of drip
pings, add enough hot water to make
right consistency, stuff as you would a
turkey, sew 1t up, place in pan, sprin-
kle flour over 1t, put three spoons OF
celery salt, add one and one-half pints
OF water, haste some as turkey, bake
in slow oven two or three hours. Just
as good as a turkey. Be sure and use
celery salt, as that gives the uenclous
flavor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14

ject in view and pursue it steadily aud
Smartly, and you will find that your
walking gains in poise and grace.
Do not fall into the habit of look.
ing down when you walk, but keep the
eyes lifted and fixed steadily to the
front. Looking constantly on the
ground cultivates lnsteadiness and in
security.
No girl with an atom Of vanity will
allow herself to cave in at the back.
Nothing so quickly lands one in the
middle-aged class. And just as much
as the back sinks so much does the
abdomen protrude and that stamps one
as hopelessly graceless.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14

wireless operator standing in the door
way. Before any one could divine his
Intention he had sprung at Phillip:
Something glittered. in the light as
be raised his arm and flashed as he
brought itldowp, and Kelvin dropped
t6t6e door. Blagg sprang for the door
to tile hall, but met Sam coming in.
aud Sam, seeing Philip lying upon the
floor, required no explanation. In an
Instant, for the second time in their
lives, his hands were about Blagg's
throat, and he bore him to the door.
Horror stricken, Sawyer and Rensse-
laer and Zelphan and the attending
butler rushed to drag Sam away from
bis victim, while Rollins turned bis
attention to Phillip. 1t had all happen
ed in an instant-the stabbing OF
Phillip, Sans assault upon Blagg and
the plling of the other men upon Sam
and in that instant Elsie White had
shreked and thrown herself upon her
knees beside Phillips PROSTATE form.
"Phillip!' she cried in anguish, and
In that cry the secret Of her heart was
made known. All the pentup love that
she had felt for him and had hidden
revealed itself In that waillng call
upon his name.
Lillian Breed. her face lnGamed with
sudden passion, leaned over the girl
and, graspIng her by the shoulders,
shook her violently. discharged her
and called upon a page to have the
girl thrown into the street.
In the meantime Phillip had opened
his eyes and a moment later ralsed
himself to his elbow, feeling at his
heart.
are you badly hurt3" asked Rollins.
mo. think not" replied Phillip,
dazed. 81 think was only stunned by
the force of the blow. doubt IL even
have flesh wound" And, taking Rol-
Inns hand. he rose to his feet and sat
in chair.
1t was in that moment that Rollins
saw Lillian raise her hand to strike
Elsie. and he sprang in between them
putting a protecting arm around Elsle'a
shoulder.
Lillian laughed shrilly. ut seems
that my clever little maid has aroused
the gallantry of more than one Of my
friends" she Charged.
NO." returned Rollins calmly. y
only love her, and I'm going to call a
cub and send her over to my mother at
the Hotel Spuyten."
The disturbance rose anew in the
group about the door. Rensselaer, and
DR.. zelphan had Sam on the floor on
his back. Senator Sawyer and the at
tending butler had raised Blagg tolhls
feet and stood with him near the door,
he was ashen white and was CULVER
ing all over. His hands were at his
throat, and he was gasplng for breath.
"Send for a policeman" the butler
ordered the bewIldered page. ="
"No," interposed Kelvin. "Don't do
that Let the man go. 1t Is not good
policy to have this known"
Sawyer, painting for breath, nodded
his head vigorously. you are quite
right Mr.. Kelvin" seid he and step
ped away from BIaggs side. 3
''YOu are letting me go ut your own
peril warned Blagg, gasping out the
words. sf
"Ityou stay It will be at yours re;
turned Phillip and got upon his feet,
Ashe did so something heavy and
metallic and bright dropped to t4te,
6ooE BIagg took a step forward, stop
ped laughed bitterly and tottered ont
5intot6e hall.
Kelvin stopped and licked % tile
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The Cash Intrigue

lconHnneal


~ LoWLT. holding his eyes with
her own. Lltlians hand placed
the point of q pin upon one
- Of BIaggs lInuekles Ind Twill
ca It. out Of ali tile deyilment that
.Iay in ier she had selected this tri9tng
action as being the most ccntempt nous
within her invention. and. laughing N.
his face, she swept from the room and
sent a page for Elsie. she rejoined the
others upon the balcony. laughing from
sheer light heartedness. and nestled
Gown In chair close by Phillip. In
The Iimness she even rested her fore-
arm across his knee and shared with,
the Others their increasing pleasure
in the returns from outlying country
districts. where the vote had been al
most to man for Kelvin and Rollins.
BY 1 O'Clock the election Of KelSin
and Rollins was assured beyond all
possibility Of a doubt, and kilograms
LOT congratuIation began to pour In:
and, tired. but exultant, the watchers
came In from the balcony. Rollins as
he entered the room turned and shook
hands with KelvinF
.Well, we've won,n said be. at
seems that Mr.. Blagg's organization Of
patriots was not-so powerful after ALL
aBlagg!" exclaimed Senator Sawyer
and laughed heartily. Wasn't that q
curious thing? shall always remen-
Der your man Blagg.g
Eyes. you shall remember Blagg. all
Of your shrieked a voice. and. turning.
they saw the tall, thin form Of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14
AoutS

<. n.
The Nj q. Sunday school nt Hout
rendered asIefy nice ehildfen's Day
programme Sunday. i would not a.
terest the genral reader 20 gEc lhe
programme IN detail. Suffice It tosny
that Il. was very nicely 1ld Success.
fully carried through
The children aid nicely the small
classes, infant and primary doing hue.
Mr.. Ezra Morgan b M Zion, had
charge Of the music and 90 anything
in the music line that mr. Morgan has
charge OF is a success II goes without
saying that we had COOL music.
Love Castle No, 30, knights Of the
Golden Eagles, Of Montana, obseNed
memorial day Sunday d q fitting way.
After roll call az the hall. the knights
marched to the Gem terry preeeded by
the Eagles Band and iittinglg honor
ed the memory Of cir dead brothers
and sisters, the ceremonies being cun-
Quoted Jointly by the Love Castle and
the Ladies Temple. Many people
from Hoult attended
Garfield Mcdonald and wife, Of Nor
gantown, were Visiting friends IN
Hoult over Sunday.
gas, Y. po " e ~ x ..9 Ky
CANA county ETiaaS, Ing ~ !. e,sl y
PIGS. ne was aes y s s,,. .,'; ss
Bowman, and little adopted danghiar
OF Pisgah. They returned home yea
teraaE 800
Mrs, JACK stlslgas ana eAutn'9t
.lselia ~ fa = il lssl w efs ''7'
iolS E.u tle w s y.
&, MISS s y. Siessell g aielsenn.
was ylsltlng :.Stls asal'S' felss i'a'ss
ltioli ", ss y
JONI y. y. esi sl.e sso t,lliutgn
were WISHING IN llI = z u.laAl.
y NE. ana Nd q y ilss 81 E.te 49,
We're 3gllests ot iSaEl tlespeIe anu H''e
SUNDAY ri 49,.
lsqeats 10y Z ~ ;. 70 g..
Twas ~ n ~! ',l'4 2n''ul3
tnat Eatloi 5asEsy .islse y y I ,.lr
tne rsips slIiu,ls2 y - VIZ y '''''''''''
II cooled ele ar & itRpE sela3is y;
Ihissls spealtl y Eo@lhb Ns''snss,
and the horny handed son ol me sp4
has little 70 complain ol
say, that was q; allssi1 Y SLOT u
fridays west sylEglnl4n apou, sls
condition OF the 4YlperFy 'narh '.
Luscious straWgef \, y. ~ n r ,s seuH
Q quart ana Iallal ~ ny.
enough 70 nszes me NOUN y .ns "
Innate cofspnls sss, Y Ans, ,..l..
ton, Allstles story IASssa was P'9nlA
Of autheatielF Z 70 m lli. I lq''e s'.,
i happens aou Ilas o. t.e ,'l' ',,s
,l 81. atoI ~ AZ 1 mn ,is,noS.
-, - az se,s 81 Il, ,,,t,,sssnl rIysi
n IA SO :, arsN ,is ,,br n,ia,l
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S o,3nth e 40 81 n%arf M 4 saie brieo
s 49, ~ sta M Am Il M essis IN
s.a .,, nc s.S ~ = an Re- isrs
n isY,ns , sn 4 81 y mar. 8e
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14

more than -four or five at a time),
shake the pan over the fire until the
balls are Drowned on one side, then
turn and brown the other. Season
with little more salt, pepper and a
bit of sweet butter and serve piping
hot. As fast as one set of balls is
Drowned put others in the pan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14

the city, the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Hugh H. Carr.
Miss Daisy Cunningham, of Baxter,
| is patient at Cook hospital being
treated for an affection of the throat
Mrs. A. A. Atha has returned from a
visit of few days in Grafton. Her
daughter, Miss Genevieye, who accom-
panied her there, will remain for sew
eral days.
Camden Swisher has returned to
Cecil after spending a few days in
this city.
ton after a short visit to relatives in
Mrs. Albert Dumbaugh, who had
been patient at Cook hospital for sew
eral weeks, is now at her home where
she is gradually recovering.
DR.. and Mrs. Westover Of this city,
are at Columbus, Ohio, where the for.
mer is taking a special course at the
Ohio University.
Leslie Cunningham, who has held q
position with the Consolidation Coal
Company for some time, has resigned
t InN papE of Fairmont.
'iV GSa.ios Nv Iobnson tho decorator
Gov Tones recruitment store. has gone
~ ~. 1870 an5 D,iii snsnd several DAYS in
H N1aSs W. Naw Tersev and other east.
~" 80 49, 80
a. N.Y. r anJ Mrs Cummings of Clarks.
~ w. .a.Ja rat,,rned home THEY have
LUIS , na.I NJ and SHTrs w H Kel.
, peei Nv, tiSl Nj ~ I poeeessi lof t6is CITY.
~ e., aa1 f - .cno5erIy M baltimore,
mrs: tHsI a ogtsset MrSssW n Iii.
Mu,, 70 e ~ XIV III snoderly
l .,.l,5 tetn NJ baTa within 4 week and
VIII 5 Jun az sayara1i davs. minis civ.
VIII sp9nu ssinsa q, came IN from the
r. 81 "a ! Siast nioSt ana will return
INV. uninet t sisS i"'S -
'ne nc ~ III Mrs w r. Arnett left this
WI I,t anu a., ~ I " snrines where
NUT .loihi ,,.S,, III Snon5 eS .aysraI VESTS
tne e2u, WI W. ps%nsrs and children.
Ill MS -, - Eo.v Erances retrrned tbis
JUN .'.,, anu ~ ot vi. homo Of RnrnsvilIe
l ns.tI mus a.,s " ooTnie ~ weeks here
aLter spehu xal5, q Ioup pono W Mr. and
WIN WIN n, tne = to Huat. ~ Dill straat
MIs. w. r. tI a.ns.' W oora down from
Mrs. =: riO 'aateS,Hov 70 viSit A5rs T
N p,nn5.~ood and sbort,v after her
- .., pn1c ~ She wos summoned home
hu ', tha SERIOUS illness If her little son,
ny ny tnS ,t Iei U,as taTen S,dJaniy nj and
He Ghttu ""S -
% NJ " Seonoa cor ~ Grafton wos =
L,, MI oeo ,,is;tor n Eoirmont vester.
Jo u
lima N,ss Virginia Dent Arm.
strong dongbter If DR. Robert Arm.
stronS oF tba w v II 10 suffering
Sr .,u'9 tvnhoid fever Of tSe home oS her
gra ndmothar Mrs M a Dent on
WASHINGTON street Her many friends
bono tSat she viii have light at.
tocE ycrsFtnn Sentinel
ar Mrs. Iannie Coleman denutv for the
7 oJiaS ~ The Modern Maccsbees If
this state WIN had been the Cepest
from WhaeIing ~ MIRO 7 = Rlock.
wood nos oone IN Morgantown whera
sie viii snenJ several DAYS
Miss Teresa Nuzum left TODAY Tor
Now York ami will sail nm the seven.
teenth with a party of friends for A
three montbs' tomr Of the cid country
Mrs w A Weidebnscb ia snendine
few davs nj her home in Western.
mort Md
M M W Edw,r Robinson ia snendinp
a Saw dove with his wife ana sister.
t. low low NE I,ea Dudlev who ara
nnnst. ~ rot sIster Mrs n NJ stMr,
s sOes % y zanesv,iIe Ohio " = " N'
se poS a. N@ roSthron - Graduate % tho
1r, It % H,as bere ,est nIaS. for a
o umsre, ,.Is;t NJ" W. cawtSror ~ ansogoJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14

FOR sALE-C Cottage, rooms, bath,
attic and cellar, one block from car
line and paved street on East Park.
Bargain 70 quick buyer. For prices
! ana ana terms !, cali Tax S0l Water ISL.
BeIl phone q ger
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14
The Modesty of Women

Naturally makes indicate questions the
noxou examinations and unpleasant local treatments which
consider essential in the of diseases
Yet be had it better submit this ordeal than let
grow spread The trouble that often the
undergoes the annoyance and shame for nothing Thousands ~
have been cured by DR. Perce Favoe Prescrp
appreciation the which dspense with the W
and local There is other medicine
and delicate Favorite Prescription 1t
deatng drains reguy and female weakness always helps
almost always
Prescription is strictly nOn-aIcOhOL
ingredients being printed bOttewrapper;
tains habitfOrnin6
medicinal composition
dorsement of
practice
the and endorsements Of its
will found pamphlet wrapped around the bottle also n booklet
request by Dr. R. " Pierce Of Buffalo, These profess
should have far weight than Of the ord
nary .y or non-professona testimonials.
intelligent nowadays what they take
medicine opening mouths like young guping
whatever offered FayoT Prescription Of KNOWN COM
POSITION 1t makes weak strong and sick we'll
Dr. Perces receipt stamps opy
pene mailing Send to DR. R PIERCE Buffalo, N " 31onecen
for h-bound
consult the Doctor charge letter.. ALL
held sacredy confidential.
Pes Pleasant Pellets liver and
bowels coated easy e. fake aseandy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14
STEEL WORKERS,

olEEL WOhhEhS'
The steel workers on the county jail
are busy now and the interior OF the
new prison is rapidly taking on the
formiof a completed building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-14

Z tot continued. ]
Lots are Sboug iIt ind lco IN this city
iby Seople Who want se1 and
5wiio answer Want a ifertiblng chielil
and principally,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
Dates Not Fixed for
LyCeum Attractions


No dates have been decided upon
for the Y. NJ. c. A. lecture course and
no attractions booked because Of the
fact that care is being taken By the
committee in charge Of the work to
securs attractions on dates that win
not interfere with the Christian and
Baptist revival services. The first
two weeks in November and the first
two weeks in December are open to
lyceum attractions without conflict to
revival services.
The Christian revival expects to
run during the month Of October and
the Baptsts have booked a revival
to begin the third Sunday in Novem-
Der. The committee is anxious to
place attractions in the city that win
not interfere with these church serv-
ices and are also anxious to secure
the very best attractions.
Announcements concerning the
dates will be made later.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
GiVtS ROSeate View
Of Conditions at Rush

Cotton is exceeding the expecta-
tons Of the farmers in our section
by more than a half" said Ed CoyIs
of Rush Springs this morning in
speaking Of crop conditions in HE
part Of the county. Mfr. CoyIe says
that 5000 bales Of cotton will be mar
keted in Rush Springs this season
which is 1000 more bales than the
farmers estimted last June. There
is plenty Of feed stuff around Rush
Springs and the farmers as a whole
are better off than they have been
for several years" continued Mr..
coyle. Farmers in that section
have been more economical during
the past year than ever before and
they have fewer debts. The mer-
chants and bankers have been closer
on them and the result is that the
community has been benefited. Mon
ey seems 70 be plentiful among ne
farmers and conditions are prosper.
GUS"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
LIBRARY READING
ROOMS POPULAR

Some one has limited that the Car
negie library is not used. II you
want to have that notion knocked in
the head spend an evening in the
reading rooms. 1t will be an inspira-
ton to go there and mingle with the
crowd that spends their evening
hours with the books and magazines
around the reading tables. Among
the matters that will be brought 70
the attention Of the Library board
tomorrow at a meeting will be the
need of more shelves and the matter
Of rebinding worn and torn books.
Mrs. Thompson will have samples Of
books to show what can be done with
old books at a bindry The youne
people of the town are beginning to d.
much reference work in the library
and more shelving is needed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11

]. G. smith who has been interest
ed in oil development schemes III
Grady county for the past five years
has not lain down on his job although
little has been said Of his plans and
schemes the past few months. Mr..
smith when interviewed today re-
gsrding the Rock Greek Oil & Gas
company stated that he was only wait
ing untIl that well was drilled to be.
sin his work in earnest
when asked If he bell thef the
Rock Creek test would be a success
he said. q know that it9lll be. There
is oil in this region-of that am
sure. / had planned to have a drill
Ter at work two and one half miles
south Of Chickasha the first OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
MABEE and
DELlVUK TO
WRESTLE

Fresh from a victorious tour Of
Colorado and New Mexico and hank
ering to conquer, Roy Mabee. the
wrestler, of Mangum, who was here
today. wired challenge to Chas.
Delivuk, Wichita. to meet him here
Friday night and received an accep-
tance.
Both Of the men are well known To-
cially. Delivuk agrees to throw Ma
bee three times in an hour The
match will take place at the Star
theatre.
Deliyuk has not been seen in these
parts since DIR. Roller applied sue
cessful treatment to him. The last
time Mabee was here he was seen in
a match with Chief Montour. the
Canadian Indian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
Complete the KreSS
Building this Week

Contractor Graham reported this
morning that his work on the Kress
building win be finished this week.
The Kress building is one OF the larg.
est and best constructed store build
ines in the city. The space of the
first and second floors viii be $4,000
square feet
The work OF placing the fixtures
in the bailding win be started Mon
day. according to Mr. Graham. The
display windows are very pretty and
will have the large mirror back
grounds. The Chickasha building is
one Of the best Kress buildings in
the state and has all modern CON
vcniences.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
TEAM TO PLAY
COMANCHE FRI.

The fourth game Of football to be-
played this season by the Chickasha
High School team will be played In
Chickasha Friday afternoon with the
comanche High School team. So far
this season the Chickasha team has
not lost a game and they are Very
proud of the record. The team this
year is bending every effort to hold
the state championship.
Saturday afternoon the third team
will play the Verden team in game
at the University park. The second
team has not played a game this sea.
son. Jay Wantland is manager OF the
second team. Bee Cochran Is mahag
er of the first team.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
HAS CONFIDENCE In
ROCK CREEK FIELD

month but the man has gone hack on
me-" said Mr. Smith 1T is hard to
get men who have charge Of oil drills
interested in a field where there is
no surety. After the Rock Creek test
well is completed drillers win flock
here"
Just how great is Mr. Smiths con.
fidence that there is oil and gas in
this county can be estimated by a
glimpse at the records Of land leases
that dot this section. Mr.. Smith and
his company hold many leases on
farms all over this part Of the state.
Several years ago Mr. Smith and a
party Of promoters endeavored to
finance a test well but their plans
did not materialize.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11

A LIGHT
SENTENCE
LawiOn Deputies Found
Guilty Of Aggravated
Assault

BY verdict Of the jury returned
about $3.50 this afternoon. j. L. Jack
son and W. T. Glenn. former deputy
sheriffs OF Comanche county. charg
ed with shooting S. H. Davidson
and his father with intent to kill.
were convicted of aggravated assault
and the recommendation was made
that the court give them the mini
mum penalty which is one day in
prison.
The case went to the jury about II
o'cl,ck this morning after the law
yers had completed the arguments
. II was argued by the defense that it
was a case Of a misunderstanding on
both sides. the defendants taking the
Davidsons for oootIeggers and the
latter really thinking that the depu-
ties were highwaymen. and the jury
seems to have been impressed with
this view
In the crousen rape case the jury,
after being out since Monday after
noon reported a disagreement at II
O'Clock today and was discharged.
This was the second time that a mis-.
trial has. resulted in the case.
In the case of J. E. White. Jr., bond
was forfeited and the county attorney
was ordered to bring suit on IT,
The case Of Jim Welch charged
with assaulting Gerald Rodnar al
Alex went to trial this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-11
COMPLIMENTS FRIDAYS
ISSUE OF TIE EXPRESS.

Word was received today from the
New York manager of the Green Tag
sale that the eSition published by the
Express last Fri1ay was the best ed
ition ever received at the home office
from the hundreds that are received
from all parts Of he United States.
The general manager liked the Chic
kasha edition so well that he tele.
graphed an order for 250 copies. The
edition was a 16 page paper which
was made possible by the patronage
Of Chickasha advertisers.