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Arizona republican., 1912-01-03

the Empress Theater has in no de- gree lcssened the attendance at the Coliseum. The house was packed to standing room for d really excellent show last evening.
 The JourS gave clean. and pleas ing bit of entertainment No feature Was faulty and the character work Was high class.
 Klein and Lillian Lynhurst enter tained the audience with number of mirth- provoking feats in thought transmission.
 The Paragon Trio" musical bunch with a box of melodies and jokelets, are good entertainers and their act Was a pleasing finale to q good bill.
 The picture program Was one of the best of recent date. New pictures are a feature of the bill for this evening.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS
SAVOY THEATER.

The new year opened up with q packed house at the Savoy and Dad Brought wears the smile thai won't come off The Panama canal picture; which were shown on Sunday and Monday proved to be great drawing cards. By special request Mir. Roberts sang The Door of Hope. X high class sacred selection which was so greatly appreciated that Mr Roberts was forced to respond to several encores. He also sang Winter. which was well received The program for today is one that is sure to please all who see IL. The Lost Necklace. drama by Pathe Home X Thanksgiving story hy Edison. In the days Of Coll. one of those thrilling ani exciting western storys by SeliS and Trailing the Coun- t'rfeiters. A biogrdph comedy and its a scream. Mr. Roberts will sing. Moth CT. Illustrated and I've got ;he time ard place. but it's hard to find the girl spotlight anl the Savoy orchestra will be on hand with some good music
 THE COLISEUM. II is quite clear that the opening Of
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
THE EMPRESS.

The tale of Mondays opening was repeated in the crowded house of last evening and while there was visible disappointment that Miss Ainsworth. owing to a severe cold contracted the previous evening. was unable to sing. the audience gave the same generous measure of anrlause.
 IL is interesting to calculate the amount of real comedy lost to the woTld through Bud Duncan's failure to as a full grown adult II
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
FINEST GAVEL
 IN THE WORLD
It May Be Seen in Window of McDougall and Cassou. Anyone Who Has a Nicer One Should Bring It Out for Inspection.

Observing passcrs-by will notice in the window of McDouSan & Cassou this morning the gavcl presented to F. A Fowler. president of the Nine tccnth Irrigation congress. by the citi- Z"nS of Pueblo. Colo. at the session of th" congress recently held in Chi cago II arrived here yesterday morn ing packed in purple plush box
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03

hc had reached mans size and main tained an equal measure of the com ical. the other members of the family would probably have died in convul - sicns. McGwin is an able coajiutor for his abbreviated colleague.
 Miss Myrtle Howard is the harl worker of the cast and d strong feat ure of it's best side
 The chorus is good and the girls deserved the cordial applause which Was generously given.
 Miss Ainsworth will appear in her usual rolr toorrow evening.
 On Thursday evening an entire change of program will be presented.
 Read the Tuberclecide announce ment IL places the treatment within the reach of rich and poor. g
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
WATER USERS
 DOING THINGS
Construction Work on the Grand Canal Progressing Rapidly Disbursement of Large Sums on Contracts for the Work.

The board of governors Of the Water Users association held their regular monthly meeting yesterday thodgh there was little to attend [" outside of bin paving and routine business
 In this connection. however. II IS timely Co remark that the construction
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
WILL PROTECT SEALS.
Eil; for That Purpose Was Introduced
 B. Sulzer.
.AsS0cidlcd Press DiSbdtchl

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Hearirgs will Dagin tomorrow before the h"uSe committee on foreign affairs on the Sulzer hill. tp make effective coG:tn- tions between the United States. i;uS- sia, Japan and Great Britain. for the preservation and protection of fur seals in the North Pacific ocean. Many experts have been notified to appear and testify. A similar bill has been introduced in the senate by Senator Root.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
THE cAB6lE DID IT.
Landed Senator at Wrong Station and
 All Was or.
Associated Press DiSbafcll

DETROIT, Jan. 2-T0 q Saginaw cab driver is assigned the blame Tor Senator LaFOllettc's failure 10 appear at Lansing and Ow0ssO today' as 1r- ranged. It was stated tonight cab bic took the senator to the Wr"@% depot. and consequently he took th- wrong train. It was decided tonight the senator will close his Michigan meetings. as planned. tomorrow at Kalamazoo.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
There is Oniy One
 <SRs'0zssO Quisai7e" That is Laxative BS'OH11O 0uiI1if1e
 USED TaE WORLD OVER TO CURE A co,o x GIVE DAT. A, ';,: ; g:% s... ss .' .; s:: 1: ::: MA

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-Virtu2lly all American residents in China today are safe at some treaty port Figures from diplomatic sources in China show there were 19O foreigners. including 35 Americans. departing Nov. down the river from Chung King, under convoy of GunbOat
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03

HANKOW, Jan. 2.-FiGhtinS around HankOw has not yet become serious. The imperialists have evacuated Han Yang and entrained for the north with their batteries General Li Yuen Heng. republican commander, has given the imperial commander assurance that he will not occupy the evacuated posi- tions The armistice is again being observed
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
FIRE WAS BAD ONE.
Packingtown Was Threatened By
 Blaze Last Might.
-ASSOciafed Press Di5bdtchl

|
 CHICAGO. Jan. "A fire which brol<.. out tonight for the second time iu the packing house buildings of Swift & Co. in the heart of the Cdi"u Stock Yards. adjoining ;he seen" of the disastrous stock wards fire or a year ago. threatened the whole Swift plant and many adjoining structures.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
CONDITION IS SERIOUS.
Lake County Suffers From Serious
 CR- SLor'ace.
fSSociafcd Press Disbdichl

[ .ASsocidtcd Press DiSPdich
 DULUTH. Jan. 2.-Advices from Winnipeg and Canadian ports at the head of the lakes today are that the car shortage problem is now serious, and that there is evidence of com ulctr tie-un. It is stated that less than zoo ears are moved.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
DYNASTY HAS
 RAY OF H0PE
Faint Chance Remains That Chinese Empire May
 Be Preserved.
.4llociaLfd PrcsS DisfaIchl

1 lASSOcidifd Press DiSbdfch
 PEKING. Jan 2-Feeiing in Pckins tonight is that the throne has taken OF a new lease of life and that Pre- mier Yuan Shi Kai may yet avert the establishment of a republic. The inn pciial cabinet today accepted the res ignation of Tang Shao Yt peace en- voy to Shang HIi conference and stat cG he exceeded his authority in agree ing tn the calling Of a national c0l- f,r-uc.. at which it was proposed should decide what kind Of govern ment would b. best for tEc future os the empire.
 X round robin, signed by ali the generals commanding the imperial troops around Peking. was received by the government today. demanding the princes ard nobles at once withdraw alt their wealth from foreign banks and
 turn it over to the war office iur the use of the government. Also, they sent a letter Co Prince Ching. formerly the premier stating that unless he at orce withdraw all his wealth from the banks and give it to the government. his palace would be destroyed. The empress DowaSer has turned over S2.- OCo. .G0O. which. 1t k believed will tide the government over until more sub Stantial rcmittances are received from the princes and nobles. which, it is stated will surely be forthcoming.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03

LONDON. Jan. 2-The Daily Ttle- graphs Peking correspondent says the situation was never SD chaotic or so internationally dangerous. Bankrupt
 cy in Pcking ig 80 imminent that the railways are borrowing a few thousand pounds from various British coal min ing companies against freights. Rev OiutiOnary bands have penetrated the provinces of shan TunS ana Shan Si. Mutincers are again fiercely on the offensive ard disturbing reports are coming from every direction. Tang ShaO Vi has been impeIchcd by the iinpcriIlists generals. who are detertn- ined tn fight and have filled an ulti- mItum over their signatures. Premier SaZOnoffS' statement that Russia does not contemplate an advance into Mon golia or Turkestan. the correspondent continues. k regarded as mere talk.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
DANGER! 1!

The attention of the public and particularly of par cnts and guardians, is called to the danger of con nectiOn by amateurs, of wireless telegraph appara- tus to our lighting circuits. Recently amateur, through his high tension apparatus, accidentally in- creased by 50fo the voltage one of our principal lighting circuits and thereby burned out the meter in his home and damaged all lamps electric heating apparatus mOtOrS meters, etc, in thirty other resi- dences which connected to that circuit, and exposed all of these residences to danger by fire. The installation of wiring and apparatus by other than bonded electrical contractors IS violation of the city's electrical ordinances and infrngcmentS will be prosecuted to the fu extent of the law. We also call attention to the fact that wireless masts, as installed by amateurs on top of houses, of danger from lightning during our summer months.
 We hereby warn all wireless operators to disconect their apparatus from circuits and to remove from our poles all guy wires to their maSS. We shall hold parties responsible for any damages to our property.
 Our lighting and power circuits arc built for busi- ness and must not be played with by those who do not understand the commercial operation of an elec tric circuit
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-The state department advices make it appear the revOlutionists are responsible for the renewal of hOstilities at Han Yang. Through naval sources it is learned the imperial troops at that point Were try ing to withdraw peaceably when at- lacked by the revolutionary forces.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.-\ow that they see their way clear to real ize the ambition SD long cherished, namely. for the establishment of re- public in China. leaders of the revo- lutionary society here are discussing plans for the unifiCation of the Chin cse people under one common language and declare they wish to make Eng fish that language. But before this is realized there must be much done in the way of speaking one common tongue, for now more than 100 are spoken by the Chinese. all of which are more or less not understood by the Chinese themselvseS. After a dialect is found on which representatives of all grades of Chinese can be made tO understand. the plan is then tO have English made the universal tongue of the empire.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-03
THE COLISEUM

IL i+ quite clear that the opening Of !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
FROM whir 70 MAYOR.

That tae vay from fbe bottom 10
the top & siin opcn ~ America that
In sDite of oh the talk about the
5ridgeleas chasm between the classes.
iadiyiduai merit and effori are still
effective forces il eleyatlng the man
aho e out . Do bis beat--is illustrated
ia ibe case oi ihe Aee mayor 81 Kan
a. City ST. Jesrs life Is 10 ln-
ailaetlye Aat ae Dablish the follow
iag sketch. taken from a Kansas CITY
paper
Henry 4 Jogf. the pezi mayor oi
Kanzas CRY. vas born in New YORK
city tblrty-elght year. ago. Little ia
kno@u n The early years Of his life,
save thar shown bx ne records Of Tie
Mission House q Industry ai rive
Points, On The lower Bast Side. That
record shows that in Nay, 1879. 81.
neon Jost placed hl sob. Henry. then
not quite SIX years Old, IN that insilu.
tion.
The boy spent two years IN the home
and Ia 1881. 10 company with twenty.
five other foundlinga, was sent to Mis-
sour. He was placed 10 the home OF
Judge Dale. Who At that time vas
presiding over the county court n
NodaWay county.
kegeraes came 70 Judge Dale and
he was forced to give up his home. he
arranged with q neighbor named Moss
70 take care Of Young Jost, With the
understanding that the boy was TO be
cared for until he was twentyone
years oid. ana be given an education.
Then be was 70 receive a horse, sad.
de and bride.
For some reason Moss left the coun.
ty soon after the youth became a
member Of bis home and Jost was sent
70 various farms under the same con
dliions When be reached the age Of
fifteen yeers be decided 10 make bic
own arrergements for the future His
first contract was with a farmer nam.
ed Watkins, who lived near Maryville,
NO. ana # called for $40 a month,
room and board During al faie ame
the boy studied nights while NO, king
days and acquired taste Tor litera.
iure that waa 70 mean much to HIM
ID TIA fuiare.
When TWENTY-FIVE years old young
1osi said eood.by to farm life and
moved to Hopkins NO.. whore he en-.
tered the office Of s. q. Brown. an
attorney ana began the study 81 law
fl June 1898, he was admitted TO pfac.
tice By Judge G A. Anthony Il Mary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

Anna Jarvis founder of Mothers DaY
calling my attention 10 tie fact that
Map 10Th has been designated as
Mothers Day IL the pubic schools.
This is Friday preceding No.hsrs
Day sunday May H.
= remember that last year ~ a.
tenuon was called 10 this important
day and We did then. IS We are doing
now prepare program for Mothers
Day believe thar this custom af
observing one day IN me year # IS
membraHce q our mothers eood
one 4 makes every boy and glrl
every man aad woman better 10 have
had their attention called 10 the eooi
deeds q dear Old mother
believe We should establish
Fathers Day lt occurs 70 me that +
shsnla.be some time IN the autumn
aud would sugsest thar his Father.
DAY be made On SUNDAY as ihi- + me
only day that dad has 70 spare
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

have msed g9wer Dergere1 iaNa
aa6 eofrsBse1 asthcrify
11e remedy Tn ihese eria ia not
y embo9y mem Is or gogenms1tzi
gatem sad make them permanent
bf. by returning ai one4 y sae Drae.
t.cea o eemomaeY. disiategFats shs
easzes aad GlesiDats tie class IDEAS
a republic mar 8ee1me q bone ~
eoatessl0n beiNeen hostile clzssea. al
aore eager f0g personal advantage
taan for fae 1o0d y the nase ls
doomed 81 fas Dsesaea y thess
contentious siemenis a. fhie flne W.
are saved nof because there = not
gifuisaee enough and 0emagcgy
enough 10 defroy 4 oozsa republic
bat DeeanAa % spite of these things.
great ngm5ers of fhe people sflll cling
hopefully 10 tAe exalted definition
which fhey have ~ I0ng regered
or plBfocrais are men vino iohg
ago abandoned these Ideals becanss
they 5000 " tae say y their w.
aaaaees Our Socialists and other
regolatlorisis are men who have
gfoun weary of exalted definitions 0f
1em0erecy requiring Independence.
courage and restraint On the part ol
Eae Individual ard nov SEEK safe and
easy refuge ~ ife arms ot tie aa-maa-
tefiIz siafe
The state aag no exalted definitions
q democracy "a no high ideals oi
any kind. The state y poiaing but
a. offieeholders "a sross d offh
holders II The individual i not wlser
more gelirelianf and ii every way
more glrihoua than fhe sfate It g. bo
eanse be has i0at sls Ideals and la
bcfh hlmseli aad the stats
% sblgpfsek
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
; $~%*$<4S~4~s> = :
= REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 4
Compiled by the Grady County
Abstract Company, 1903
North Third Street

Robert l. Park and wife to Mrs.
Susie B Elliott l2s0s. sl25; block
6 Park Add to Tutlle.
Patrick K Hurley to J. W. Marshall.
ll-iOn, 81; sh NV Sc; s X Sc
l7.9.5.
W. Marshall and wife to Board OF
Trustees Of District Il. Grady county.
s.sO-lz, $50 sw corner OF 81 IA
i7.g-5.
( Z. 5 Dougan and wife to W S. Cor.
bin, 2.2-l2, s280o; W 1890 acres lot
lo' n i7 acres lot ii. lot "a; n 206
acres lof IS, s-s-7.
Matte Taylor ct al to 3. P. Curry.
1912 1886. Sc sw sw. M sw Sc
sW " y NE sW 1875.
Amy Quinn ana husband Albert to
same, 2-a-l2, 1895 n y Ne sW sW;
W x NW sw; S X S W sE 1856.
( Albert Quin. guardian. to same. 2-9.
( Y, $s8450. n y n WISE SW w ii.
Same TO same, 2-sl2. n Y NV sW
sW i. Sc 10 acres lot 9, 1856.
Albert Quinn, guardian to same, 2.
s.i2, siS75o, S q NV Sc sW. i.s.5.
W K eagle guardian, TO c. Il. Er.
win, s-ig-i2 $1,000; sw Sc. W y So
So 1856; n X Sc 1856: lot 2. sW
Ne; sw Sc Ne; " 8M acres NV
sE NE s6,7s
Granville Bullard. guardian. to ]. C.
Jones. 1850; N " NE. E X .sW NE:
NV sE NE; E y NV; w Y sw NE
2o7.5.
J. c. Jones and wife to Walter
Jones, 2-2e12, $4,000: same
Lorin A. Riddle to E. II. Peery 2.
1912, $1,000 W SIC Sc: W y NE SIC:
" V 81 %. NV NE. s u N u NV
.27i07
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
Saved by His Wife

She's a wise woman who knows just
what to do when her husbands life IS
IN danger but Mrs. r. j Flint. Brain.
tree, VI, is Of that kind. She insist.
ed on my using Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery writes Mr. F. FOR a dreadful
cough, when was So weak my friends
all thought i had only a short time 10
live, and it completely cured me 4
quick cure FOR coughs and colds. it,
the most safe and reliable medicine ,af
many throat and lung troubles-grlp.
bronchitis. Group. whooping cough.
quincy tonsolitis, hemorrhages. A
trial win convince you SO cents ana
}l.00. Guaranteed By Brown & cs.
druggists. d-v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
DEFINITIONS snD IDEALS.


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tNs- st ~ twe~rs
ssvo IN s,s+ss aareaam M ~
..e
vt4. mes dnsptasd as
tesa1 9 tAe .tse~ y ~ E
xsi css,..-s ..,.issg n geW vorg maksg
1000 II ne t.as ~ eaoso.
o Fl III na4 fsrkfre
ss seses, afeesses s,es ess-ae.
.eye ~ " Mr r1H1al a
ea M 80 a f6a.ls aa,at,.o
" " ~ r4n aar tse 4F,tisp
4s,y. f.sse.... s.ve (, ~
g4e.s,ss,ss y rsesessesee ! Sefsst
~. n senaoraoy II. a..4tad ssa4 the
~o.4 ass ~ ~ tees stle = v,aes
mfy po. maze rsav ! eerfvYv s.a
at,s tsst s1esnes, sas ssld beso-e
WY sree.v ~ fraasom .tsrssrea
n 4emo1rsoy vsos er,n.e6 sovaere
- sas UDre e4 In pttos it
snesy fg,ie4ae asa Il ~ feaa6 nou5ere
ey.s sa~
qs4 ssma fs,tv srse a feste-
ssa,. a-s ts4szs,f sd4re.s aad ~
s1ova4 r.area ssa ssagssev sea
e.ye. 81. eoeutsos. ee,r4e.l...d
asoa N olaroe a.a ~ br,ef nersese
4se Ame,seas s.o,ae assA ms,i.. 81
soaroset " ,ae 6e,ee1rstfo ,saaie W
5.,,er,on 81, i ~ MAJ, sse oy,sel
4ts. " taur,y eesaitv e,d fvs.ses
fa.s ..o,s... t.st.. ..s.e..s., ,..e. .,so.
fyseetlge
TAs ,,os6fe {. oos ,sst wo ssye ~
Avb 4oah m sf s.s ,alsts s,e too
GRATED ~ have ssest ! Oyeaf deal
q une e eai1ulz,a1 fsaee sseori..s
4ut Il sraes,oe " ssgs seea 4-i,ssee
awsg from them ~ 1eaeratIou n
.omo4ssry 4se.ys ~ .e,.s,. i,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

vile Desiring q higher edaeatioa
II sought admission % the University
q NiEspuri blf was prsvented from
casfyiag Ous hia intention because he
VA deficient d Lafin Instead ~
came 70 Kansas CITY and entered fae
senior class b The Kansas CITY school
81 Law Leaving the law school Mr.
Jost started the practice n iaw % this
city. -Four years ago he wae appoint
e assistant city counsellor ln TIE
CFittenden admiHissration and later
became assistant proceeding arror
ney
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
EXPRESS pAckAesrrss

CBy T. 81

Il a society editor lives through the
Lenten season she viii be immune
from al future trouble
The season Of the year Is upon Us
wben the youngsters at bed time wish
that they had kept their shoes on.
BE lenient IN your judgment and
criticism Of the person who has miss
ed the protection Of home influences.
Our opinion of the boarding house
question Is that most ef the bachelors
of the town fare better than the hus-
bands
We have learned that il Is what
people say behi4d your back that Is
the true opinion. most any one can
say pleasant things 70 your face.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

Those folks who are in the habit d
having appendicitis simply because
they think i 4 stylish and up-to-date,
have received 4 set-back All Egyp-
ian paDyrus, 1000 years Old, has been
deciphered and round 70 contain an
accurate description Of the disease.
Old Solomon may have been right
when b. aHrmlsed that there Il uoEh.
ing new under the SUM-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
suPT WILSON ADVOCATES
DAY FOR DEAR OLD FATHER

Oklahoma City April g. IN ord sr
that no pareatal paulality be
shown IN honoring those responsible
lof ihe nations progress aud the
states welfare. supt R. II. Wilson Is
n favor Of establishing Fathers
Day Regarding fhis matter he says.
= haze received a letter from Miss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
What Ais Kou }

10 you feel weak tired desponden have .reoasn. head
aehes' coated tongue, bitter Or bad taste =
heartburn, belcins Of eas acid r.nss (,
eating stomach enaT Or burn. foul breath div ss.
poor o. variable appetite, nausea It times ea5 lis,A
you have any conniderablo number AZ n.
aD"Fe symptoms you are suffering from bg;oss-
n ness; sorp's hysF with indigestion, or dyspcpss.
Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery ( ,'ss-
~ Of the most valuable medicinal e,;ne:as.s
Ano"n to medical science foe the permsaens
cure q such abnormal conditions. II 4 r,a.s
ennclent liver inyieorator. stoaach tonic. bo,~si
regulator and nerve ssrcnethcner. '''s'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

Nlth North Dakota. Indiana. wis
consin and Nev York gone from him.
al doubt AZ " the collapse of TIE
coloneis boom ia now gone The next
battle VII D. 0n Illinois and u he hoses
there he might iuat as well 81 home
and save BIS money
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

Ollie Lou Parr and husband, ]. C..
to George H. Paul 4-Sa2. ST. sN Ne
sW; Sc sW S-S.7; NE NE sE: All:
E Y sW; Sc sw sw 3; sM 81 NE.
lot J., sec 4-6-7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

The Hon p P. Duffy vas reelected
mayor oi 81 Reno, receiving a major
~ over his two opponents Pete has
made such a good mayor thar The FL
Reno folks have forgiven him FOR per.
Detfating poetry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

The 7DOweF Qi ibe press was again
demonstrated 10 tbe election in Girard.
Kan where the Appeal 70 Reason ~
published. the Socialists being defeat.
ed BY big majority
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

We want lt distinctly understood
ihat we don't agree with our Pack
agette' editor who thinks bachelors
fare better than married mon 10 the
way Of eats" We have tried both
systems and we claim to know.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

aud lhefe Is lhe esteemed Kansas
City Star which also has a large mess
oi CROW p consume It backed Brown,
the Republican candidate for mayor,
and Jost Democrat won BY 5427 The
Star has kind Of habit Of getting on
the losing side--lt is a noisy Teddy
booster.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

There Is a man 10 tos,n whose back
y TOO weak and bis hands are too ten
der to make garden. bur he can show
bis wife and children how to do it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04
MAecAREEs

Tonight IS our regular meeting
night at K p ball Don't faa to be
there Business OF Importance
J. n MILLS,
4-4-lt Record Keeper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-04

That young lady who refuses to be.
tray q business secret VIII 90 up in
her profession. Il does not pay to
sik about your employers business
affairs.