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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24
YAupEILLE.

pierce and Gordon" Those high
class talking, dancihg and illusion
artists. Don't miss them as they ave
guaranteed to please.
Big matinee Saturday at p. m.
Come early tonight, get a good seat
and see the first show
Prices for night show is cents FOR
adults and 10 cents for children.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24

with nOnrtSh-
ing elements
instead Of being
continually IT.
ritated and in
famed with the
sharp. uratic
i m rity.
When S. S. S.
has cleansed
and purified the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24
Meet me at the owl soda fountain.
17-tf

PILES CURED IN TO "a DAYS.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure
any case Of itching, blind, bleeding or
protruding piles in six to fourteen days
or money refunded. soc. 11-S-dti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24

Hearts Of the West. Western
Dots and Dashes.
"The Rev. Goodleigh's courtship,"
Co,,oodt-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24

Mrs. N. r. Glenn has received word
from her mother in New York, that
her brother who was very low is much
better. Mrs. Glenn is also better af-
ter a few days illness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24
PROGRAM TONIGHT.

AT THE MAJEsTIc THEATER.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-24

Mrs. r. H. Dwyer attended a re-
ception given in Oklahoma City last
night by Bishop and Mrs. F. X.
Brooke in honor to Bishop Thurston.
She returned home this morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
WOLGsST IS RECOVERING
FROM SERIOUS OBJ PERATIOy
Spent a ReStfnl Night aHd E.X-
poets 10 Be Out of the
Hospital Soon.

Los ANGELES, Cal. NOV 30 IN
stead ot going through the dnal trains
ng stunts hi preparation Cor the
match for the iishtWeiehJ champions
nip OF the world scheduled tur today
jt Vernon Al Wolsasr is al the
Clara Barton hospital here recovering
from the operation for appendicitis.
TO which he submitted yesterday
AlJer the operation vesterdat morn
iug WolEas, spent a good night and
ihe hospital authorities reported that
his condition was rapidly I'm.
proving. tie expects 70 be ont IN
q few weeks but II Will be months he.
tore he viii be able 90 tight again
As a substitute for the champion
shin hsht this afternoon Willie
Richie sparring partner for Packey
Mcfarland has been engaged 70 meet
Welsh
Wolgast WAS taken seriously ~ ear.
rs yesterday morning When phN 81
clans We're called they diagnosed the
case as appendicitis and orieted an
immediate operation This vas per
formed yesterddv morning hy Dr.
Pollard az the Clara Barton hosp!tSl
here
II is related by those who were at
Woigast's bedside whvu be recovered
from the anaesthetic that he thought
he had been knocked out and re-
featedly asked 'Boho nou-her'Z ms
sparring partner how ii had hap
peued
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30

Every SO often there creeps into
the sporting columns "a para graph tell
ing of the sJraited circumstances OF
Young CoFoef of the efforts ot
friends TO arrange a benefit for the
former great fighter or 10 secure em-
pioymeut tor him.
Young CuTt etJS case is a great OH
soCt lesson IN: his day he earned a
fortune bu, sQuaudered il. Being
without trade or profession he man
ages 90 exist solely through the kind
ness .pr the few friends Who have
stUca a--.ann
In almost any bis city rhere ire a
number of eN boxers, Who, while en-
gagged in ring work. earned sufficient
money % have kept them comfortable
tor the remainder.pf their lives But
,hey went the route that ruined Cor
uctt and are almost in the same
ii-t1t tna- tiIe Heuyerite now finds
himself
The latterday boxer however. is
nroauag by the experiences of such
-uendthrifrs as Corbett and are lay
ing up aeaiust the rainy day or are
learning a trade or profession to fall
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
"SPIKE" KELLY PUTS OUT
SHAUGHNESSY At THE WAC.
Lucky Swipe to the Jaw In the
Second Round Does the Busi-
ness For the Chicagoan.

What promised to be eight rounds
OF clever work between two good
welterweights. Spike" Kelly, OF Chi
cago, and Gentleman Pete" Shaugh-
ressy. of Tulsa, OKLA. at the Windsor
Athletic club last night was cut short
in the second round when terrific
right OF Kelly's caught Shaughnessy
on the chin and sen: him reellng lie
tumbled about the ring for nine
counts and then rose only TO get an
Aar in The same place and give mp
for good. the gons coming just before
the final count
The men had hardly fought long
enough 10 show their class when kel-
lv sent in one OF the swinging rights
that Shaughnessy had lodged several
times before and as the Gentle
mans" chin was in its path, there was
nothing more 10 IT,
Joe Wallace, Of Detroit, by clever
work. got the better OF Kid Cherry.
of Milwaukee in six rounds, after the
Kid who is old enough TO be Joe's
father Judging from looks. had his op-
ponent worried in the first round. The
youngster outpo!nted his stockier
rival an the way through after the
first. and was bothered more or less
ny Cherry's method OF fighting pecu-
liar for this section. hitting in the
clinches and very low against which
Referee Rocks had TO warn him.
frankie Dupont and Young
Rudey. OF Detroit. went four rounds
to a draw
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
My First Night on the Stage

By " Cobb

me was doing 6no and the hind
words OF the others u The company
gave me added courage The audi
Cnce seemed 10 thirN V8- doing att
night also. as they Insisted Thar l.
come before the curtain and make "a
gUrech That was the only time felt
really scared during Tie evening
While the play was ON aud.f .vas on
the stage. there was always some one
To- tall back upon in ease eof iR a
pinch but during that -ncocu.gaEn
vas ou there AN by mysgi Vifl Ap
one 20 lean upon mad 10 was au gr
tirClN different prCr FiOu lf had
been at haI with tNO orr ud W1
strikes and three balls on me ! Think
j would have known what l0 hata
done bar ibis was uen situation
end Tor u Womru. 2 thogghI was
gone
EvervVL,re we have been the show
.nas received excellent atrcu-tgn- -and
tbc more see o. hit comedy ine
hLlLcr ] li.c 20 U-lsel think r. is
one Or tHe Cft3nest ana #OsJ enjoy
llia plays : have ever seen There Is
just enoe2H athletic, spirit aboEf ~ TO
make J., o'.Hsh-rr- and the funanaNiug
Us ot srch q nature That no one can
help bur laugh The stage pork is
wonderfully interesting 70 me.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30

Nrrr 10 TiTu surprise OF eFeF--efi+4v
and myself iu particular. J managed
10 aer through that first night on the
stage without that awful bugaboo.
Siage Fright attacking my heart and
dropping ME iu) my tracks but ] had
boon warned sU much regarding such
an utacb that ! had placed myself on
gtgFd agaiu5t u lt was jusi like
Knowing wu3t sort of bail pitcher
was going TO Dut over I knew M was
coming and wds waiting COS DO Facing
tire audience IS little different from
landing I'm ueut of ihp grand
ari Beacher although think there
i. little more work attached to IT,
m baseball .tis an action and here
81, Is action conversation and bearing
combined
Tut FIRST night ON The stage was
entirely di4rreat from thar evening
, stood OIL ti4-f age OF the Grand in
Augusta and recovered the cup from
Honey les Evans The glare Of the
foo'l 1hfs and The sea OF darkened
faces thar nirht was combination
haG not been BgWing on. and IL that
is vhas they can stage fright d cerN
ta.uly bad u
After lhe FIRST act Of The College
Widow" lhc first night | appeared IN
.it, every one was kind enough 70 tell
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
M'FAR[AND REMAINS IHE
FavORITE over MURPHY
Fans Doped 1t Out That Tommy
Had No Chance With the
Stock Yards Boy.

SAN FRANCISCO. NOV 30. -pacHey
Mcfarland Was a strong tayorite here
today i'm the betting on his battle
with Tommy Murphy In spite OF
the fact that il is generally conceded
that Murphy has little chance 10 book
any OF McFarlands championship as
pfrarions. there is much interest IN
the fight. which has been augmented
bv the cancelling OF the NolsasI-
Welsh 20 al Vernon.
Il had just about concluded 10 ac,
.cept Wolgast's latest def, said Nc
Farland, in speaking OF Ads caiam-
ity. "and had inquired on lighting him
on New Yorks day on the coast ]
am very sorry however tor him, ana
hope ne will get we'll quickly.
The Chicago fighter added that he
was in excellent condition that he
easily would make the required l35
pounds one hour before ring time and
that he proposed TO make short work
of his opponent
Murphy said that be was glad the
odds were. against him because that
gave him and his hackers a chance
TO make all the more money when he
won.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
Basketball Rules For Women.

Standings Official Basketball Guide
FOR Women edited by Miss Scnda
.Pcrenson Abbott. recently director OF
physical training at Smith college. Is
the latest book published I'm the
Spaldine's Athletic Library series. II
contains the Official rules which were
revised this year and interesting ar
ticles on he game as we'll as many
photographs OF girls teams.
Among the interesting articles 70
be found are the following Basket
bali and Loyalty nv Dr Luther Hal
sey Gulick Character DEVELOPMENT
and Basketball by Miss Jessie n.
bancroft: BasKctbali for the Student
Body. by Miss Julie Ellsbee suit
Yan- Danger OF Unaupervised Basket
bail by Miss Elizabeth Wright;
basketball I'm the Public Schools Of
the Cf,v cr New>Nork, by Miss Eliza
heiE Burchcual Basketball for the
Girls ir-the Park Fairgrounds OF New
York by William J Lee and should
Ncu Manage or Coach Girls tn .Ath-
totie-2 hv famcs r. sullivan
e.sILues Omcial Basketball Guide
r5F vCmFu viii be- scnt TO any al
dress n tle United SJetcs or Canada,
hy ih American Snorts Publishing
".uraH 81 Warrenst. New York
..ts ug1u rcceir OF ten cents.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
AND REFEREE
OF BOXING MATCH HELD
Ed. GlasSco of Windsor Athletic
Club Is Anxious That Test
Case Be made.

After The bout az the w A. c, last
right. the principals Kelly and
: shaughnessy and Referee Rocks We're
taken 10 the Windsor city hall b.
officers who held them on the charge
Of being the principals OF prize
right.
After a long wait at he city build
ing a magistrate who could acCept
bail was obtained and cash bond
was given him By Ed Glassco OF the
Windsor Athletic club. The men were
bound TO appear 10 answer
TO the charges this morning
Mr. Glassco is anxious mat the case
be pressed as he wants 10 have the
law tested He claims that in Ham
ilton short time ago a case OF the
same nature resulted in a decision,
declaring boxing matches such as are
neld at Windsor legal.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
l.. OF ID. CLOSES THE
SEASON AT CHICAGO

Coach Campbells University OF De
truit mer close their season today az
Chicago where they stack up against
The strong ST. Ignatius college eleven.
While the Chicago team looked at
the record Of Campbelrs men for this
season with only one game 20 their
crcdt ayd saw the nOsSihlitE oil an
afternoon tea party 70 end the sea
son the Red and White We're not so
sure that the Chicago bunch would
not know that they had been in al.
tendance at football game Satur-
dav evening
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
AGGIES AND WABASH END
SEASON At EAST LANSING
Morning Game On College Field
Is the Last Word of the
Football Year.

EAST LANSING, Mich Nov 3d.
The last game for the Michigan farm
e~s !s scheduled for this morning on
college field when the NJ A. G.. meets
tbe strong Wabash eleven.
Wabash is one OF the best teams
among the smaller colleges OF In.
diana and n a. c. is in a class only
exceued by The University Of Mlchi-
gan in this state so that a battle
royal is expected
Hard worl, during the past week
has been on the program OF the Ag
gies and they are in at shape tof to-
DAYS contest
IN eruer that he game may be
PLAYED al time convenient 10 the
many students who wish 10 leave the
campus "a the afternoon, i has been
scheduled for 1880 this morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
BROWN AND CARLISLE
END SEASON TODAY

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov 30.-The
curtain on the 1911 football season
viii be rung down on Andrews Field
his afternoon when the shifty eleven
from Carlisle plays the Brown team in
their second animal game
Because OF their unusually success
ful season. with only one defeat
7cored against them. the Indians are
savorites i'm the betting.
Brown is said TO have worked out
new brand OF forward pass which
NAV prove effective The Rhode ISL
anders have been instructed to play
wide open, dashing game, as the
only chance TO beat the aboriginies.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
SHORT LENGTHS

jack Redmond. the local light
weight, has announced his acceptance
of match with Goe Mandot. pride of
the south. during the nrst week in
December \ Memphis club oilers tn,
purse
Dnfcb between Con. ComIskey,
= tfhicag0's White Hope. and Martin
Burns tie Milwaukee heavYweight Is
IN the Inaking, accSfding to- Comis- :
kevs m8naGer. Burns claims drats
with Jim Barry ans Jim Flynn.
Ray Bronson, Of Indianapolis. ga;
the better OF Tommy Howell OF Phila-
delphia. in ten rounds at indianapolis
last night.
rhc IIernlds tackle Ann Arbor In
depCudeuts az Mack Park today
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
Edited BY
RALPH L. YONKER
CENTRAL CLOSES SEASON
WITH LANE At THE D, A, c,
fast Game Expected, AS Lane
Was the Runner-Up In Cook
County Championship.

Central High school closes it's 1911
football season at the ID. A. c.. taking
on Lane Technical high OF Chicago
This is big game for Central as
Lane is practically the only team in
It's class that the Cass-st institution
has met on the local field outside OF
Grand Rapids
Central is outweighed by the visit.
ors. That they cue fast, too is proved
by the fact that they were runners.
un In the fight for the championship
q. Cook county.
Coach Stocking figures that The
teams Will be very evenly matched
and has put in considerable time In
training his kickers TO boot over the
bars for goal from the field; as he
thinks that there is a probability that
the game may be ended in that way.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
BILLINGS Loss TO
RACING HERE HEAVY

XIV YORK, Nov 90 -Au6.her pa.
lfon OF horse racing and breeding s
20 be lost 20 this country when 6. X
q bilii9ss leaves ior Russia, % figc
fof several years ai Least lt-vas said
today that be expected 90 remain
(here until the ban on horse rdcin4iu
America Is removed IN tle string OF
piclcd horses that ne VIII take 10
nnssia. wili be several of the product
nf Lou Dillon and Uhlan, the cham.
pion trolgor OF the world.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
Y. NJ. {. A. HOLDS CROSS
COUNTRY RUN TO-DAY

A bunch of aspiring cross-country
men. representing the three loca'
high schools, Eastern, Western and
Central, the Detroit University
school and several of the state edu
calional institutions. gathered at the
Detroit Golf club this morning to com
pete for the prizes that have been
hung up for the successful runners
in the cross-country race today.
which was held under the auspices
OF the Athletic club, OF the Y. VI. c..
A. The course laid out was over the
golf course at the club.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30

it n his ring career should be a short
one He would have nothing 10 turn
10 So one day he resolved 90 learn
Something something thar would
bring IN the bread and butter when
the rainy day came lie found posi-
tion I'M garage. worked sometimes
rs hours a day among the oils on The
greasy floors and in the dirty pits.
secured undiscovered wheels cleaned
parts and put them together again.
But all This time he was learning
something He was storing away in
his head an asset that would pay divt
cends after he had quit boxing ro-
Gay he is a thoroughly competent auto
demonstrators and salesman 90 which
work ne applies himself when ring
engagements arc cQmine slowly
When he had mastered. the trade he
again took up hoxing. with The feeling
of security thar when he gets the tap
on the chin that spells retirement as
a hoxer he Mill NOT have 70 seek beRe-
FITS or some other form OF charity.
He has a lucrative trade OF business
that he'can fall back upon
All OF which is something thar OH.
er boxers who know nothing save box
ing should ponder over.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
SCHLOSSBERG HAD
BETTER OF O'NEIL

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 30.-Phil.
Schlossberg. the navy champion, Will
eat turkeys with a clear conscience
today as a resul, Of his signal vlctorE
last night over Tim O'Neil here.
Schiossberg had the best OF every
one Of the 10 rounds and while he was
unable TO score a knockout, he had
O'Neil eroggy several times.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
SWEENEY OF YANKS
MAY BE THROUGH

NEW YORK. Nov 30.--It was ru
mored here today that Ed. Sweeney
the star backstopper OF the New York
Americans. may not be seen in uni.
form this next playing season Ac
cording 10 those close 10 him, Swee-
ney is engaged in a prosperous gar.
age business in Chicago, and he IN.
tends 10 get out of baseball.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
POLO
PROSPECTS ARE SLIM

NEW YORK, Nov 3o-Prospec's
for am international potO match De'
tween England and America next year
are slim II had been reported that
p preliminary CHALLENGE already had
been received IL developed today thar
the duke OF Westminster. Who was
said 10 have sent the challenge, an
nouncfd that he viii not challenge
This year for the cup which is held
bv the Meadowbrook club. However,
the Hurlingham club has untif-Jan- ]
in which TO file its challenge.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
THIRD RACING SEASON
STARTS AT JUAREZ

JJrAREZ. Mexico. Nov. 30.-Wlth
ideal weather conditions and light
ming fast track, the (hird season Of
winter racing will be ushered IN a.
lhe Tarrazas Park this afternoon a
great crowd is expected There are
more than 500 horses quartered al
the traC> including some Of the best
American thoroughbreds
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
PENNSYLVANIA FAVORED
OVER CORNELL ELEVEN
Little to Choose Between the
Two Teams, However-Butler
May Not Play.

PHIIADELPHIA. Pa Nov. 30.-A
reeord-oreaking crowd is expected on
Franklin Field this afternoon for the
annual football contest between Penn
sylyania. and Cornell Penn is favor
ite in the betting, although football
fans declare there is little 20 chose
etWcen the teams, Cornell defeated
Michigan who later beat Penn. But
.er the mainstay OF the Cornell team
throughout The season may be unable
10 NAV
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
With Conditions Right, Records
Ought to Be Shattered
Right and Left.
ENTRIES.

SAVANNAH Ga, Nov. 30.-Wlth
the course in better shape than had
been expected. entrants in the Grahu
Prize automobile race today, expccteu
10 make faster time than they dld
day or two. ago intermittent rains
had softened the roads in some places,
bat tonight temperature beloW lree1.
ine has eliminated that serious danger
in automobile racing.
Sixteen cars were expected 10 race
today. Burman was at the wheel IN
his Narmon car Yesterday, ana dlu
the l7.mile course in 10 minutes
which was considered good in view
II road conditions, and it was thought
ne would race today.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Boxers and the Rainy Day

back upon when their rims da. are
over \ notable instance ln this re-
spect can be found in san Francisco.
The boxer iu question he&ne Wlne
Ritchio -Four wears ago WHOM De took
mp boxing his sole preparation Tor the
battle with the world WUFE Le Soutu
no longer earn money With hls-psS
was the education he received in the
public schools 1eing of a more or
less philosophical turn OF mind he
hgured thar ne would be up against
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
MARATHON AT YONKERS
HAS 155 ENTRIES

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-With l55
distance runners. representing all
parts Of the United States and Can
ada. the annual Marathon race 70 be
held in Yonkers this afternoon prom
ises 20 be a great event. Among the
Tav0Tttes are sydney Hatch. ot chr
caco. Sheridan and Weir, OF Canada,
and Harry Jensen. 81 New York.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
KENNEDY OUTPOINTED
PALZER IN 1O-ROUND GO

NEW YORK, Nov. 80. Although
outweigned 20 pounds, Tom Kennedy,
who tips the scale at 1876 outpointed
the hard-hitting AL Palzer. al all
stages OF their l0-round go last night.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
sutton Proof Reader.

Scout Larry sutton reads proof on
the Star In Newark, y. j., IN winter
and rustles baseball talent in summer.
He is The discoverer OF Zack Wheat.
Jake Daubcrt and others after these
worthies had been passed mp by otner
clubs
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
IcIeune 20 Grand Rapids.

felder has dropped hack into the Cen
trail league. from which he went 20 the
Dodgers. Chattanooga. which got him
from Ebbets. has sold him TO Grand
Rapids.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30
Central VS.. Lane Tech.

Me4sht Central line o- BIS lyeraF" ~.s - ,ts
lSI lbs
Lane
l.l
I;orr.e- Whmore, ofM. Chicago Field
iadsc-laatt Time ganlc--2.}"
The Detroit times., 1911-11-30

Neqcs and Vie10s
Truth and Sincerity
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-07
Big DAYS WORK OF
TAX COLLECTORS
slo'S7o.27 TAX MONEY COL
LECTED MONDAY
NEARLY ALL PAID in CHECKS
Vi Entire Amount Only SIS Was In
Cold-Last Week for Paying
Taxes

Monday was banner ss.--.,-.-.
collector Of taxes at this ,. place. the
tsal4
which is the largest collection ever
known for any one day. The heavy
business can lie accounted Tor ny
its being the FIRST day OF Clrcnl'
Court and in the last week for col
) citing.
The increased amount OF business
douethrough banks is plainlyshown
by the amount of each exchange
medium represented in this blp
DAYS work of the collectors. "
the $40, ,57O.27, only So was IN gold
1861 is in currency and silver ah'
the remaining $lS.S9s.o9 was II
checks.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-07
DtTRlPTIVfaATTER
! Of HE1M|HFAD Co.
sEINc pREPAREDS tANDsoME
BooKLAa
.h9
TO ADVERTISE RE(RCEs
And Advantages Offered7ss A.
ford Splendid Advertising q In
for Business MendF

Owing to the great dea ,r
literature regarding Hs lyaa
county, the TELEGRAPH is rf L., .
handsome booklet rrsessesgi ressesg,i zthe
soil, climate and rssoure the
county, which will be sentLbose
making inquiries. In order helm
defray expenses for post;s etc
we VIII accept a few adverlanents
from those who have proetv to
sell ana wish to get in dire, com.
mnnleation with the buyerg,Tbis
issue should be one of greaeneft
20 u ,he county and its peoplend it
VIII reach several thousand pies
Our merchants should ali vo;l
themselves of this opportulp to
ooost Old Hampstead, and Ia an
> 'vertlsement. Lack of tim.w; |
our visiting the entile G,ntv
20 anyone wishing to have leir
eclioh represented should sen in
helr advertising early.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-07
COUNTY COURT
Convened In Regular Session Ibis
Week

County Court convened IN regH'
lar April term Monday, Judge n
L. B'Shers presiding, and all S''si-
ness ready for attention was DIS
posed of ms. fast as presented, III the
careful and businesslike manner
characteristic OF the Judge
This being the regular term' there
was quite lot of business on haho
for attention, including maly set
Elements to be checked over, whlci
required considerable time OF In
court, bat ell business was, hhlShe'
in due time and the court took
recess until Monday, when the reg
ular term for Probate Court WILL b
III session.
Washington telegraph., 1911-04-07
| dru
s.ruetina Drinking Irooes'
Necessity on All Farms.

4 number of good watering TANKS
gre q necessity to every farm.
may be cheaply and successfully moiu,
ed in concrete by the simple methou
shown in illustration.
The form is erected of LUMBER vi
sheet iron for the outside at 'he
mint the tank Is to be, as wen as
The size of the outside diameter
writes A. A. Houghton in Ranch anu
Range. This form must be braceo So
II will hold rigid against the weight oi
the concrete. An iron rod OF manu-
gpike is now placed in the grouno' eA
artly IN the center of this form anu o. o.
,yaod form made of the shape yo'1
wish the inside of the tank TO eS n"uo