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The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

Tor stock raising and diversified farm
ing, offers special inducements for
{ fruit growing, Apples and peaches
have been grown here as successfully
ps In any other section Of the country
while small fruits luXurate here as
nowhere else on the continent, The
climate seems TO be conducive TO the
development Of the greatest enterprise
In the individual as well as to the
greatest produotiyeness Of the soil and
diversity OF products, This Is para
disc for hogs, horses, sheep, cattle and
mules, The field Of opportunity Is as
wide here as It is In any country-and
wider for the poor man who Is not
afraid Of work, If you want to raise
hogs, sheep or cattle get n small place
close to the mountains and turn them
loose, II you want to raise turkeys,
geese, chickens or poultry Of any kind,
sou can do 80 with scarcely an effort
I Although the country has been set.
tied many years, the early settlers
We're content with stock raising and
farming but the last few years Ot,
tention has been attracted to the vast
mineral fields Of Boone Marion New.
ton, Soarcy and Carroll counties, and
the prospect Is very inviting to the
miner, Our agricultural and mineral
resources are beyond calculation, and
although development IL In its infancy
this is In the no distant future destined
10 become one Of the richest portions
Of the United stOtos, The conditions
Of North Arkansas are particularly
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

Man." says a woman writer, "eon'
tributes nothing to the home but
money" still, not every wife has the
nerve TO send out for noighbor every
time she wants the back OF her gown
hooked up,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

That raid on LondonB fashionable
gambling Joint inapIrca ono to wonder
whether the glldcd youths Of that IA,
nous metropolis are gambling again
or yet
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
Very Particular,

Wagg-That thunder and lightning
scene in your act won't 60 In a refined
show,
Tagg-Why notY
Wagg-Beeause the thunder is too
loud and the lightning is apt to be too
striking
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

A Los Angeles Judge rules that wom
on should refuse to give their hus.
bands breakfast II they remain out all
night, Usually q man doesn't want
breakfast after q night out
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

"Why can't we all look Hike Crock
athletes and goddoHaou2 Oalp a club
woman, She might obtain some light
nv iRauirng Of the weather bureau,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

A Cincinnati physician has invented
q machine that viii do ones breathing
automatically Now will become a
reality the man who IL too lazy to
breathe,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

one actress, recently married, an.
nounces that she doesn't intend to
cook Wonder II hubby knew II before
tho ceremony
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

A furnace Ia the best weather fore,
caster we know Oft II goes out its
d sign ttis going 10 be n cold day,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

yIide and in the
= ile is in every
Ere to the thrifty
I ~ county if they are
/the world. If there
earth a farmers para
various soils will pro
fruits, flowers and ev-
Wanted is under tribute to
~ husbandman, it is Boone
Arkansas. From the date Of
. organization or even its earliest
settlement the years have recorded
,nIv a few partial failures and never
an entire failure Of crops. We have
The SOIL climate, elevation and hui
midity and other requisites for the
nerfection of all kinds Of fruits. The
peaches, apples, grapes and berries
raised in this locality are a genuine
surprise to our eastern and northern
visitors. No other portion Of ouf coun
try offers more promising or inyit
ing field for the small farmer and nc
agricultural pursuit is surer OF ade
ouate returns than fruit raising,
The history of the public schools
of this locality has been one OF con
tinuous improvement and success an,
no efforts are spared to keep abreas
of the times in all matters pertaining
to education. Taken in her entirety
Boone county, as field for home
seeker, immigrant, Spectator, miner
stockmah or farmer, is without scarce
ly an equal, and has a pleasure 10
every palate and a welcome for ever
pilgrim.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

~ streams murmur unCeasing.
n on their way to the nightly Father
of Waters. The valleys and plateaus
are unsurpassed anywhere for agrarian
purposes, while the wonderful salu'
brious climate, pure water and other
rare combinations make North Ar.
kansas one of the most delectable
spots beneath the stars for human
habitation. Turning to the material
side of this locality's natural wealth,
we find that in addition to the pro-
ductive soil, magnificent climate and
pure water, our forests contain nearly
one hundred varieties Of native wood
and a great variety Of minerals, Traces
of gold and silver have been found,
while zinc, lead galena, "copper" iron,
granite and marbles are probably
mined or quarried Hills, valleys, riy'
ers and forests so diversity this in.
tramontane eXpanse as to make II
lovely and restful to the eye, and no
pen can describe the beauty and
picturesQueness Of the scenery.
With a medium altitude a dry, tonic,
invigorating and ozoniferous atmos'
phere, North Arkansas appeals to
those whose constitutions require a
change, to come, drink Of her air and
waters and be made well, Many
springs, whose waters have been
thoroughly tested, are found to contain
medicinal qualities equal to the far
famed Carlsbad Springs of Europe All
the conditions that are required to pro.
mote life, health and contentment are
clustered in the Land of the o2arks,"
The surroundings in North Arkansas
are such as to inspire man with no
BILE aspirations, pure thoughts and gen
tie actions. He is near natures
heart; everything blends in perfect
harmony and the romantic scenery
seems to blossom with Joy, North Ar
kansas is the very garden spot Of
:. the stets ,,aas assIIIIl - we PiliN
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

WemendOuS rush OF events
+ IIII|HP1l can foretell what a year may
bring forth. The human race Is tray
cling at a very rapid pace Ch7nses
come quickly. Development IS rapid
and he who would grasp The oppor-
tune moment to mount upon the wave
of success in speculation, or secure a
homestead must do so very soon, a
year, If we reckon time by its results,
may outmeasure centuries Of old9n
times. The old maxim, Strike while
the iron is hot" is particularly applica'
BILE to those who desire home or pro-
htable investment in North Arkansas
The time is now hot, just the proper
heat; strike.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
0NE EACH FOR
CLARK And
WILSON

Duluth, Mimi, June Minnesota
Democrats in state convention Thurs.
day voted to send full delegation Of
twenty-four delegates to the Baltl.
more convention with Instructions to
vote for Wilson. Whenever, in the
opinion Of two-thirds of the delega-
ton, Wilson's nomination is impossi.
bic, the vote may be thrown to anoth.
en- candidate.
Victory came for the Wilson forces
only after followers Of Champ Clark
and w 3. Bryan had made an attempt
70 have the delegates either instruct
ed for Bryan or not instructed at all
AS result o. the attempt to stam-
pede the convention fer Bryan, The
han was III an uproar for more than
an hour.
The Wilson men selected Fred B.
Lynch Of ST. Paul for national com
mitteeman So strong was the senti.
ment IN his favor that his opponents
did not present a candidate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
Bomb's Deadly WORK.

Paris IS truly city Of tragedies.
at a quarter past eight the other
morning there was Q terrific bomb en-
plcsion on the Place de Montrouge.
Policemen rushed up, and found a
y5uns man Of eighteen. Alfred Harga.
shriesiug with pain, and rolling IL
agony on the ground. His face and
hands We're covered with blood and
his clothes were burning. Two police
men put the fire out, put Hervo IN
cab. and took him to the nearest hos
pital The other policemen found the
bomb. It had been made Of two metal
soap boxes tied together. and filed
with powder end nails. Heryo declared
that he knew nothing about the bomb.
He wa9 on bis way to his work. saw
the thing lying on the pavement. and
kicked Il off into the gutter. It broke
open. and wondering what tie black
stuff In It was, Hervo 1T a match and
bent down to find out An ezploaion
Eoll0Wed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
DO YOUR BEST IN SMALL JOB
ssrsss Way to Advance to More In.
port7at and Rsmuneratlva
Position.

That it pays 10 do ones work welt,
resafdleas Of the apparent insignit-
canoe Of the task, has just been strik-
inglg evidenced IN the case OF q Wong
Chicago woman, who has obtained a
good position IN the employ OF a large
corporation, simply because she aid
her beet.
The work % which she was assigned
consisted ot colorlng lantern slides ii.
Illustrative Of landscapes ana other
scenes in Lincoln's history and when
these were displayed before audiences
they made such a hit that the hrm
sought oat the young woman VINO had
painted them and rewarded her TOR
her Efforts
Instead OF ending there. her success
viii probably become greater As the
process she used promises to develop
some interesting results in the wav
Of scientific Investigations along that
line For obvious reasons the mnttm
Is heins kep, secret until the expected
accomplishment is fully attained.
When ! began the work / had no
idea that | was doing anything un-
usii1l, said the young woman. "a
was given the task to do and / simply
did my hest.
"ln those few wor1s she told the
whole secret Of her success" said her
employer, she did her best. II every
worker would aage that HIS motto
there would be more successful men
and women IN the world. 1t Is be-
cruise they DO not do little things we'll
that they are never given the oppor.
tunits to do big things
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
Pleads for LenienCy
iOr an Old Friend

Oklahoma city June 6.-EdIior
chlckasha Daily Express / noticed
an article id one Of your recent copies
regarding snake and Raf yarn bro.
dueed BY X D fattlng Of your city
and wish 70 say ! have known this
young man since childhood. tn fact. he
and myself were kids together back
in the extreme southern part Of Mls.
sIsslppi in q little elY know. as
BrookhaFea Miss and this article
brines TO mind the days ho and i used
to spend together. and ofames relat.
tfg such yarns Of cur hoyhood exneri.
ence bun was IN hopes my good
friend Dick had ceased 10 tell such
stories since grown into manhood bat
find that be cana get ont Of the
habit and / hope that the society "A
mentioned b ths article. signed ri
Mf. Richards, al president. win IL
yers lenicnt with him in ihe way n
q penalty. As ] ain quite sure IA this
case Mr Aaiiinga mind haa wandered
back 70 be early age and did not mllv
realize just what a mistake be was
making by trying io tool the public
with such g statement ~ be made.
A publication Of This letter would b.
appreciated. as no doubt it moula be
the means of Mr Lattlne being made
careful tn The future % know that his
friends IN other cities are Interested
in his welfare
Yours very truly
r ~ BEE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
TRADES COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING

the regular meeting Of the Chicka-
sna Trades Council was held last
night az Union Labor hail, ana there
was q good attendance. Delegates
from an u the labor unions Of The
city were present The largest dele.
cation came from she Retail Clerks
union and repors from this organiza.
tion wore mado regarding the renewal
Of contracts with the merchants OF
the city It was reported that all con
tracts have been renewed and that
'he membership Of the clerks union
Is growing Full end complete reports
from All Of the unions Of the city VIII
be made at the next regular meeting
Of the Trades Council.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
Another Good Talk OF
Sunday School Work

How to Make a Sunday School Co.
was the subject Of the lecture deliY-
cred last night at the Methodist
church by e, E. French. There was
only a few people out 10 hear Mr.
French, but the facts given were inter.
esting and entertaining.
MT French developed the thought
that It takes brains, money and energy
to make a Sunday school 90, and that
there IS only one way to make it go
and that is, uphill He gave illustra.
tions Of how small schools have been
made powerful by the intelligence and
work Of the superintendent
That every accessory and all kinds
Of material for a well equipped school
can not make a Sunday school unless
there are people 70 work with was
leading thought Nr. French adyo.
Gated the method Of a house to house
canvass in getting a working attend
ance He gave an account Of his work
as superintendent Of one Of the larg
est Sunday schools in Nashville.
Mr. French is giving talks on the
value Of grade lessons and organiza.
ton in Sunday school work. The
Methodist church Of this city will be-
gin the graded course Of study early
this fan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
DOUBLE ALlMoNY SAVES HIM
New York Judge Says Man Who Pays
Two Ex-Wives Is Doing
Enough.

New York-Justice Mccall has de-
rided that James II. Bolton. who
holds a Job in the comptroller's office.
income about s2,500, is paying s2O4 q
year alimony to one former wife and
$500 a year to a second former wife.
ought not to be compelled to pay ex-
wife No. more allmony than was orig
lnally granted her.
Mrs. Iillle II. Bolton. who is for
mer wife No 2, sought to compel
Bolton to pay her more allmony tell
ing the court about the extravaganza
Of the defendant to prove that he was
able to pay more. She said he gave
p dinner to the crown prince Of DEN
mark on a trip to the West Indies that
cost several hundred. but which Boil
ton said cost only $50.
Bolton said that he bought his wife
iewelry valued at more than $500
and that she had converted TO her own
use $4,000 worth Of bonds belonging to
him. Bolton received from the estate
Of his father $4,000 and partnership
account with Coler & Co. which has
not paid anything since 1908. He said
,hat he paid out sl170 to educate the
daughter Of its first wife.
According to Mrs. Bolton. her hus.
band lost his money IN gambling. the
chief form being 70 oilette, in which
ne lost sl,So0 He also spent a lot
OF money in travelling. which, how
ever. Bolton said was necessary to his
rundown health.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
HaTiSOR'S Findings
on the Akin Bill


pie living in Guthrie appear with Paw
nee as their address and no such per
sens can be found in Pawnee.
No name can be held 70 be good un.
less the correct postoffice address is
given and AT least 1900 alleged sigma.
lures are ia this condition, as is
shown by the returned letters.
All Of this evidence together makes
q strong showing that fraud has been
practiced in the securing OF sigma.
lures to this petition.
Also it is shown that there are All
pamphlets in which in some instances
Two counties and other instances three
counties have been set out in the petit
ton as the residence Of the signcr
when the law required that signers
shall siYe The county OF their resi-.
deace.
I am therefore forced to hold this
nelition insufficient
BEN HARRISON.
Secretary Of State.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
Methods Of Business Men AraI
as Varied as Humanity
Itself.
TRICKS OF THE FoRaETFUL
Some Men So Absent Minded They
Cannot Remember Papers They
intend to Take Home for Fur.
ther etudy-Trlck With
Telephone Receiver

Do you ever forget your engage
ments? Most men do, and the meth.
DDS followed to jog the memory are as
various as humanity.
Nearly every business man carries
memorandum book Of some sort. in
which he 1ots down facts and engage
ments which he is fearful of forget
ting, but many others have original
methods Of reminding themselves. 1T
is habit with some men to make no.
tations On their cuffs, but this system
can hardly be recommended. Most
men change their shirts daily, and II
the engagement is for the morrow
where are the memoranda Of yester,
day?
Some men in business follow tho ex,
ample OF the women who tie knots in
their handkerchiefs to remind them
Of things.
Many men wear seal ring on the
little finger Of the LEFT hand. To re-
mind them Of an Important engage
ment, they transfer the ring to the
right hand. It feels uncomfortable
there and there is no chance Of their
forgetting the appointment
Other men, who are accustomed ia
carry their watches IN the left hand
pocket Of the waistcoat. transfer them
70 the right hand pocket when there
is matter on hand which may be for
gotten Every time they want to know
the hour, they are reminded Of 1t, and
usually the business Is attended tc
very early tn tho day.
Some people remove the receiver
from the telephone and rest ii on The
desk when they have a matter OF I'M
mediate Importance n attend to, but
are unable to do 80 q account Of the
presence Of a visitor When the Wis
itor departs there is no chance Of the
engagement being forgotten. for the
unusual position OF the telephone re.
ceiYer Is a sure reminder
A friend who accompanied busi.
ness man to his Office one morning no.
tlced that the desk chair was not 81
its usual position Il was in a corner
OF the room. and IN rs accustomed
place was large leather easy chair /
fou must have a new janitor.r re-
marked the friend.
Not at ALL" replied the business
man. Z put the easy chair by the
desk last night to remind me OF an lin /
portant matter I must attend 10 this 4
morning It's a habit have If III
make a notation on a desk pad. am (
very likely to overlook It. but when
find this big chair In front Of my
desk On my arrival in the morning. / K
am reminded Of something which must
be attended to at once"
Some business and professional men
are 50 absent minded that they can.
not even remember the papers which
they plan to take home from the office
az nlsut i9r quiet study. The method
followed y one well known lawyer is y
to place the paqars in his Nat during
The afternoon If he left them on his
desk they might be forgotten. If they
are IN his bat there is no chance OF his
departing without them. - Chicago
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
YET Man noasin Of Hla Rraln.
DIN IIANNIoUNl
Secretary OF State

Just think even according to the
Bible chronology it took men 6000
years ~ learn that the wheel Of 4 car
on q hard smooth rail would run
aaaief than wheel six inches IN tha
mud Instead d 6,aa0 years II prob
ably took man 5000000O years Co
learn tiis- Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

Il suppose we VIII be drinking IN
words Of wladom at the national con.
ysniion, said the prospective dele
gate
Yes replied the other: no doubt
We will have the Usual discrepancy
too much Wisdom and not enough ice
wetx9 .................
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

Il don't believe any man is really
good, she said when you find one
who doesn't so wrong IT is because
be is afraid"
"Oh, II isn't always because they
are afraid replied her friend, who
was married. Very often it is ia.
cause they haven't the price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
80 MEN KILLED
BY EXPLOSION
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Vienna, june Thirty men are
know 70 have been killed today by the
explosion in the ammunition factory
near here
Two hundred tons of powder blew
up shaking the surrounding country.
Portions Of other bodies indicated that
more were killed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

PERSPI-N0 keeps the arni-pits Just rs
fresh and dry as any other part 81 ths
body You can wear any weight of
clothing, ZEE Ia hoa stnay rooms. If d
warm theatre or danee.hall ma never
oyer-perpire IN TIE arn-pits. The colors
III ctsorod gown win never run The
cloth VIII never fade. get stir from per.
spifation and then rot and tear and ruin
your gown at the arm pits. Neyertnorel
No more rolling up ol dress Shields Ike
ropes under the arms pERSPI.N0 Is
delightful powder absolutely safe for
everybody, ana never harms any fabric.
IT'S wonder. Try it onee. and be CON
WINGED. You apply IL uitha pad which
is packed with every box.
satisfaction or money back.
PkRSpI.NO IS for sale at your drns-
Eists as 25c box, or sent direct. GA receipt
Of price, BY the pefspo Co., 27i5 Lincoln
Ayeu Chicago,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

Everybody Aao@s Why woman
'np goes shopping IN huhelo skirt
PSI 90 have everything charged she
lnsi cannot gel into the bank
Quincy Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
WEST vReINlA EoR cLARk

WEST Virginia FOR CLARK.
Parkersburg, W. Va, June West
Virglnias six delegates at large were
Instructed to vote for Champ Clark
at Baltimore as long as there was any
hope Of his nomination, by the state
Democratic convention here Thursday.
At district conventions earlier in
the week Clark had received six in.
structed delegates, two unlnstructed.
two were favorable to him and two
more uninstructed were said to favor
Gov Harmon Of Ohio.
National Committeeman John n
McGraw was reelected as a member
Of the national committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

According to the calculation Of q
French atatistician. the number OF
books published throughout the world
Is rs, $3.50 each year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

It isn't safe TO put much trust IN
man who Is good merely because
ne expects his goodness to be no
iced
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

srIns soms siaaa white rags to the
Express office At once. highest oash
price paid. Off
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07
Can't Cut Rates on
Carrying Supplies
rcIegram hY unllod 80.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington June THE supreme
court today declared that a railroad
can't carry railroad supplies at q rate
lover lhan is charged the public.
The decision annulled the reduced
rates on carrying railroads. own
coal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

Bring your clean white rags o the
Daily Express press room.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-07

n " BEE