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Not Like Any Story
That You Have Read

About his neck hung the golden chain
from which depended the diamond-en-
trusted iocket Of his mother. the Lady
Alice. At his bach; was a culver OF ar
rows Sung from a leathern shoulder
belt another piece OF loot from some
vanqu,shed BLACK.
About his waist WAS belt OF tiny
strips OF rs Wilde fashioned by himself
ss support for the homemade scab-
bard In which hung his fathers hunt
ing knife. This long bow which had
heen KuIongss hung over his left
shoulder.
The young Lord GreystOke was in
deed a strange and warl.ko hgure, hit
mass Of black hair falling 10 his shout
dCrs behind and cut with his hunting
knife 20 rude hang upon ais fore
head tnat IL might not :dl before hs
eyes.
His straight and perfect ngure, mus
cled as the best OF the anc'en; Roma n
gladlators must have been muscled, and
yet with the soft and sinuoIs curves Of
a Greek sod. told a. a glance the won
with suppleness ara speed
4 personihraiion was TnrsHn % the
apes o. the primitive MAJ, I've h.nter.
,ac warrior.
With the noble po.se OF hls nan ,some
head upon those broad s1JI!ders, and
the nrs OF life and intelligence IN those
aas. clear eyes, b nigh, readily have
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iypifed some demlgod OF Wild and
wsrlik- bygone people OF his ancient
forest
Blu, o. these things Tsrzsn did not
think
lie was worried because he had 10
clothing To Indicate to all n. jungle
folks that hs was a man and not an
ape. and grave doubt OFTEN entered his
mind az 70 whether he might not get
become an ape
Was not hair comnrn ing 10 grow
upon h.s face All the apes had mar
upon theirs. bat the blark men wer.
entirely hairless, with very few eS %
tUus
True, no had seen pictures IN MS
cooks OF men with great masses Of IA -
upon Up and cheek ana chm. out, never
~ cess. Tarzan was afraid Almost
daily he Whettcd his Keen knife aId
scraped and Whitfield az ls Young beard
20 eradicate this degrading emblem 81
sptGooi.
And ~ he learned 10 shave -rudsiy
ana painfully, p Is true--sui. nrgerthe-
less, enectse.y
When ne 'c't quite St-prg AGAIN. after
NJ bloody biitl. WI:h TcrtoY. T'rsIN
So OF Coz" W,inng Ip"arl Nhonti'E
liag,. We WIS IDy.us CNrricssi. aiOpg
winding Jungle trail. instead OF max
ins. his progress through the trees. VII en-
suddenly be came face 10 face with .
black waw.os.
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power to Kill his enemy, but mad a.
lowed him 10 live--ulharned.
That afternoon as the ts!be came to-
gether. as was their wont before dark
ness settled Oh the jungle, Tarzan, his
wounds washed In the limpld waters OF
the httle stream. called the old males
about him.
You have seen again to-day that Tar
zsn OF the apes 10 the greatest among
you" he said.
Hun they replied with one voice.
'Tarzan Is great"
'Tar1a'." he continued, lis not a.,
ape lie is not like his people. his wayr
are not their ways. and 80 Ta-z an Is
going back to the lair OF his own KIND
by the waters OF the great lake which
has no further shore. You must choose
another to rule you. Tarzan win not
return"
And thus young Lord Greys,oke took
the nrst step toward the goal which M
had set hiniselr-the iind.ng of other
white men like himself.
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By Edsar Rice BurIoushs
X,EaNE11INN1lNN Qka1'8NRRNRNSNk10

The look ~ surprise on the savage
Fac. was almost comical and before
Torzan could unsling Ills bow the fel-
low had turned and Ned down the path
crying out In alarm az though To others
before hun,
rarzaH took to tn. trees IN pursuit.
and In few moments came In view or
the fleeing quarry.
There were tire. Of them. and they
were racing madiy IN single ME through
the dense underground.
Tarzsu easily distanced them. nor
did they See his silent passage aboy.
t1cir heads nor note tn. crouching
'iEur. sluattej upon low branch
ahead Of them beneath which the trail
lei them
Tarzau let the frst two pass beneat
him, but as the third came swiftly on
the qule, moose dropped about the blacS
throat. \ quick ierh drew II taut,
There was an agonized scream from
the victim. and his fellows turned to
see his struggling body rise as by
magic slowly into the dense foliage OF
the trees above,
WIN, shrieks they wheeled once more
and p~nged o. ln their EFFORT To es-
cane
Tar1an despatched his prisoner quick
~ and silently. removed the weapons
ana ornaments and-greatest 10y of
ala hAtdSoms dosskin brsec hcloths
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M Tarzan Of the APES

fighter? And IL Terkoz II dead. ne Will
know nothing Of my supremacy. while
alive he will DC an example TO the other
apee."
'Ka-goda'" Kissed Tarzan In Terkozs
ear. which. In ape tongue. means. freely
translated "Do YOU surrender"
For moment there was no reply. and
Tarzan added Il few more ounces of
pressure, which ELECTED a horrihed shrek
OF pain from the great beast,
"Ka-goda"' repeated Tarzan.
"ka-goda." cried Terkoz.
"Listen." said Tarzan. easing Wy a
trine. but not releasing Urls hold. 81
am Tarzan, KING of the Apes, mighty
hunter, mighty fighter. In all the jun
gle there 10 mono 80 great
You have said. 'Ka-gods TO me All
tho tribe have heard. Quarrel no more
with your king or your people. for next
uiins ] shall kill you. Do you under
stand?'
Huh" assented Terkoz.
And you are sstished7"
Huh" said the ape.
Tar1an let him up md IN q few min
utcs all were back at their voca tons, as
though naught had occurred to ma" the
tranquility Of their primeval forest
haunL,. t-.....4
But deep IN the minds OF the apes wa.
rooted the conviction that Tarzan was
Q mighty fighter and strange creature.
ssranop s$eauss es haA "a Y. n NJ
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which he quickly Transferred to his
own person.
Now indeed was he dressed as q man
should be. None there was who could
doubt his high origin. How he should
like to have returned TO the tribe TO
parade before their envious gaze this
wondrous nnery.
Taking the body across his shoulder
ne moved more slowly through the trees
toward the little palisaded village. Tor
hs again needed arrows
IA he approached quite close to the
Enclosure he saw an excited group sll--
rounding two fugitives. who. trembliag
with fright and exhaustion. were scarce
able 20 recount the uncanny details u!
their adventure.
Miranda. they said, who had been
ahead Of them a short distance. had
suddenly come screaming toward them,
crying that "A terrible white and naked
warrior was pursuing him. The three
OF them had made for the village as
rapidly as their legs ~oulo carry
them.
Again Mrando's cry OF terror had
caused them to look back, and there
they had seen the most horrible slight
their companions body flying upward
into the trees, his arms and legs BEATING
tn. air. and his tongue protruding from
his open mouth No other sound al
he utter. nor was there any creative
In sight about him. ,4
sS,asaStSs lro Be ccntsnusa) AXlsix
~
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N 20. lThe Nv Nork Evening World
another punched transfer. lie wus a
morse trainer. met him at a ball and
ths thing that got my eye wux the way
ne wux logged. Gosh, That man wus
certainly ono nervous dresser. Yuh
could Just hear his vest caiiin' his shirt
liar all the time. And arc iishts,
Say. he had q knob Nv rah,sn evsry
place there Wiz room 10 wear one.
AT nrs' when ] met htfn ne wus quiet
Zeal oashfui ] might say. An
thought q wTis funny that n man with
take-ms-homss what listened like that.
DIDN'T match 'em better. Well. 1 went
to n couple nv Shove with him. an 20
dinner The one thing that ansoysd m.
wus that he ct with his knife. but |
knew I'd KIM that. when I knew him
better.
'"Ihen the horss show come to town.
An I thought ia be tho real cheese.
goin there with some one what vus
SOMEBODY. Well. ~ you please, Ne
had 20 60 IN the same door ~ ths
Aorses An ~ yuh could a. seen ne
mixed line Nv buns what spoke to him
real friendly. tust like they used % TIRE
n bite out Nv his lunohsD as achool
l WIZ mat mortified ! wsnesa - ~
II before the Uan6 marcA, 1ae I
couldn't mako . getaway.
AM then one NV he orooleOooWooD
an sajds
'whsrO an yuirjassoo-noIsaeOr
"Msasl0 M. Nv sossvA Ar Ne ~
Nv equine explanation he smhitoAsoO1s
nothin' to nobody. Al could bear wus
'slim i,oofsd N.Y. 'nssdtn' . shssk puas.'
light on feed an 'unsasv.oAlAe Uone01
post
"An' sn The. time ne sssndins-0srs
with my pony oose Qn' Wen ~,
when GOT that NAnmv alaoa1oA I
showed him n I wus unsav - -
ste rttn' pos, I had ssVNne 81 ~
dance at the nnish: not TO cay nss1iin'
bout brinGfn' home che monsy a
nervous IsnGw4Sgsi Yes as wus -
bAlmsi"
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Nv en-" she ie~red. Say. amt Il lust
'nough TO inoite q massacre the way
no poor gumps IL got to stay In one
burg alt the weeks In the year, 'cspt
two? And hero these swe,is alma no
sooner found out where tho nearest
drug store In IN a place Tore the maid
has 10 dump all their rags back In the
trunk again an they're or to another
neighlborhood?
Some day you bet. I'm Eoin' to be .
saasy little Socialist an 20 to all the
meetings At Carnegie Hail an every
thing. I'm Just tired NV workin'. That's
whats the mater wsth me- want to
rec-cine on u couch NV vioiwts. with =
my gold sandaled feet an eat pearls
souffle with diamond sa,ic-"'
"iias the weather gone to youv head"
I asked sharply.
''Aw, whats the useY WIZ tryin' %
be EIlnor Glyny an you 81 en- spoil
ali the poetry. There amt no weather
when things 10 like thai, But. any
way. speaIdn' NV weather. do yih know
I'm worried stiff bout tce' II there's
one thing ] gotta have In summer IT'S
lceId die without plenty NV ice. an
tell ma she en- economics IN everything
'cept Ice. An You bet shs xeta a ten
cent piece every day But n the blamed
water don't freeze at all. en- yuh SEQ
what q ten-cent piece In Eoin' to look
like next summer"
oh, I'm freeze" | observed consol.
insly
"W-li. u II don't, SO where | send
myself 10 cold storage and leave my
rurs at home. My pony coat 10 be-
ginnin TO took dee-creplt anyway. oh,
saN @peuktn' NJ PONIES remInds me Nv
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MR.. yARR LEARNS OF
"NOVIES' MYSTERIES. +"
iThe New York Evening WORLDLY.

-.xxVuY HAT you tell me about the
M gentle art OF photo playing.
w the mysteries OF making the
movies. the true romance of the Wild
West as the motion picture camera sees
Il on staten Island. IN New Rochelle.
., Los Angeles and Jacksonville and other
outpos,s OF civilization, Interests me
greatly" said Mr.. Jsrr.
sure! Everybody In bugs about the
movies" rejoined that elegant young
man, Mr. Sidney Slav!nsky. known
wherever the Cory Scalp Brand o.
Motion Pictures is shown as sidney
slsven. the Badlands Bronco Buster"
1T was very interesting TO me 10 hear
that the fact you could roll . cigarette
with your left hand made you an idol
\ OF the Ain fans Mr.. Jsrr went on
'"You were paid we'll for It, your father
!. says"
why shouldn't get he cnsh. when
LIN a knockout on the Screen
I'm glad YOU take such n commend
able pride In your profession. said Mr..
Jar. ITS too bad you !ell OF your
horse. ] don't see how that could hap
Den, when. AZ you tell me, moving pic
tuPe cowboys are fastened 10 their sad
dies with iron rings in the seat of their
,leather trousers"
80 they all are" rcio.ned young Mr..
Slavinsky. when you see them ad-
Justing their shooting jewelry, as you
think in getting into the saddle, they
are really swapping the hook In the sad
die seat 20 the ring In their cowboy
trousers seat. But | got q notion !
could do some superb horssnanship
without being fastened to the saddle,
and AS We were making a dash across
ths Badlands near IAnoleumvllle my
horse SHE'D at a parlor organ a guy
was delivering on n wheelbarrow, and
got trun. But that Amt what i LETT
~ Cory scalp Film Company Nat for"
""No. What was it," asked Mr.. Jar
IT'S when they 'Cot to running In
English actors In the movies. That got
my goat" replied young Mr.. Slavinsky.
why. there's so many Of those Brit.
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How Old Is Ann?

wh.n Rev. Anna Howard shsw's|essh
srandnIscs OF eighf confessed 70 her
motissr that she could not b . s,zffraGist
because che other chAldren unds fun Of
her. hsr wes sister Of sig orcely sx-
claimed 81 Wouldn't be . coward
for hundreds OF yoars
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CHAPTER XIII.
His OUn Kind.

~ followins morning Tarlsn.
lame and so ff.lI the
wounds OF his cattle with
Terhoz. BET out toward the
west and the ssa-coast. =
~ kAval1oA varx s3auiSa
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n VpJT'su 1"'-' ~ rr~I@ ~ "'t-y V0''
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS,
JOHN clayton. Lord Grystoke. 10 naruoned with
African coast, Lei, alone In the Jungle, Clayton
and Aiioe build . rude hut There their little sou
thsss King. Kerch,k. invade the cabin and hill
Osytop, An aye named ksia. whose own of.
= her own. i~syng the dead little ape In the
'oh,his cradle The baby 10 known 60 the apes IS
Wandering one day. Tsrzan COME 10 tho cabin his
fsrhsr bllh. He enters and gaNS IN wondfr At
h. discovers hunting knife. hi, no ,sss AZ
one. in Dms.. with s.r,9lls p,;S,s,s s Tie ss
,ri,ner and seyera, Other tooIs. IAbori0lsy he
'ssms 10 teach himself to nod and 20 print
raSIan al last becomes King o. t.s ape tribe Taf'
1Vry fisht' Tara, .ec,res full. Nelsan" vrsst
ling ho.d on Teraos.
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ish actors In this country nowadays
that the Lambs Club IL known ~ IAN
EHgllshmsn's Home" and OYER near
Eighth avenue. where The WEtp" 10
being played by ten cricket teams OF
Johnny Bulls. the Italian walters In
the Thirty-fourth street table d'hotes
are learning to drop more aitches than
dishes"
/ You object 10 the English actors In
the moving pictures. them"
Say replied the indignant youns
Mr.. Slavinsky. Did you ever see them
Indian pictures taken In France by
Frenchmen? Well, they ain't got moth
ing on how English actors play Ne
NOBLE red man.
Some foreign actors are all right
for Indians. because the!: gestures are
supposed to hp the sign language. You
know-'the Peace sign the Thirst
| Sign the Friendly Indian Sign which
| Is like the Thlrst sign only you re-
peat It a couple of times
, We'll. We We're putting on a three
reel feature OF Western life. A Noble
Redrnan's Resolve And l was to PLAY
the lead, the noble chief that leads the
white man who has bcfriended HIN
! 10 the gold mine IN the desert, ent
/ then dies for his friend II was the big
part and ] wanted to play i,-when the
film director runs in a Diagnosed Eng
; llshman-you've got TO have big nose
to play Indians. and he's rehearsed
In the part And me. who made the
reputation of the Cory Scalp films
! get the small part OF the renegade
who poisons the water hole and kills
a party OF en,igrants. and an shot
In the first reel,
Think OF giyin' me a part that's a
piece OF cheese Ike that Well. l took
It, but you bet Grabbed that fln-
and II cost . dollar a foot-thres thou.
sand fest-to take 81"
""ow'd you do it"" asked Mr.. Jar.
WELL" said the rsvengeful moving
picture actor. II played down stage to
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Everybody llp-reads these days. And
think Of the laugh II will get when
they see the Indian chief saying. Cut
your stick, you bloomin beggar, or !
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The Horse
Trainer
By Alma woodward

Copyright. 1913. By The Pros ir,biIah
<<Y YOW IL Il you amt down at
- Pain Beach," Constance In
! i Qulred with a wicked twinkls
af thu Avn
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CHAPTER XII.
CONTINUED
Mans Reason.


ARZAN knew what the result
would be. In an instant the
neck would break. Then there
came to Terkoz's rescue the
aame thing that had pnt him
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jolly we'll vii. scslp you with my
tommyaxe"
And then. too" said young Nr Sla.
Whisky. grlnnng, Perry always
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rT'T.!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-10
WILL HAUL
TRASH FREE

! haul trash all the time and with
your assistance, We win make Chick
asha the cleanest town that you ever
lived in. Clean your premises of all
trash, burn same it you can with
onr endangering property loss, other
wise put everything IN the alley and
7 viii get it, and no bill will be pre-
sented slop and manure excepted,
m.less paid to remove same.
For the convenience Of those who
are not On an alley, put your trash in
front SO can drive to it, and will
ger it on Friday, the 18TH, if you will
give me your order on Thursday. the
18th of this month.
Remember, l can't get to all places
the same week II you see that You
have been overlooked, kindly tell me
ana I will abate your nuisance at
once Yours for the cleanest town in
Oklahoma,
Respectfully,
l-16-2t WALTER GRIFFIN.
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Proposed Entertainment
Course

WALTER GRIFFIN.

Shall we have a Lyceum Eenter-
tainment Course in Chickasha for the
winter and spring? II the people want
good course they can secure one at
q very low price, for high grade list
OF attractions
The three numbers are offered for
ONLY 75c for the season ticket and
special students rate Of 80 cents
The attractions offered are: Mon
tayille Flowers in Ben Hur, Miss En-
ma Dee Randle. in an Interpretatige
Recital, and the Raweis, the New Zea.
laraers
This gives 2 very high grade list Of
entertainments and the price is in the
reach Of all TO put the course in we
must have an advance sale Of three
hundred tickets, SO ii YOU wish to
course put on telephone your order
for season tickets to R. r. Dunlap,
phone 575 1-lo-2t
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ponder them night and day for they
demand a fearful reckoning and ac-
count
From you l turn, and with me,
hope you will in thought also 90, to
the house Of your parents. What is
there? Peace MOI oh MOI can,
in Imagination, hear your young wife
frantioaliy asking to be allowed to
share your prison solitude; your
mother like Rachael, weeping for her
children and would not be eomforted,
for they were not; your father once
respectable. now broken down, and
lamenting like David for Absalom,
"Ob, my son. would to God that | had
died for theel' Who has caused this
scene Of mourning? Must | say, guilty
young man. Thou art the mani
"Sad and awful as all these
thoughts and "reminiscences may be.
they are as nothing to that which is
before youl Death, a shameful death,
in a few days must be met and suf-
fered OH young man. % not die
forsver
God is before you, as He ever has
been. willing to be gracious. He still
points you to the atonement offered
on Calvary. He still says, Wash and
be clean.
4 have no doubt that, although a
murderer like Massey you may yet
have his hope Of pardon and peace. ]
have heard with great pleasure that
you have, as you believe, experienced
already that hope.
BE not deceived Wrestle contin-
ually, like good old Jacob with the
angel OF the covenant and say like
him, Il will not let thee go, till thou
bless me-
May ycu hava that blessingl May
God pa y-u ,ayough the dark valley
Of the SHADOW OF death and enable
+ scr to say, y viii fear no evil, for
thy rod and thy staff doth support
me.
The sentence Of the law is. that
you be taken hence to the iail from
which you came last. thence to the
Jan Of un.on District: that you there
+ be safely and securely confined until
Friday the 18th day of February next
on which day, between the hours Of
1o in the forenoon and . In the after
noon, YOU viii be taken bg the sheriff
Of Union District to the place Of pub
/ lie execution. and there be hanged by
the neck until dead And may Goo
have mercy on your soul
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OF Pauls Valley vigorously opposed the
report especially the appointment Of
a private secretary to Lieut. Gov Nc
Alester, and Senator Roddie chair
man of the caucus, and Senator Bar
rett spoke in support Of the caucus
agreement.
Action ON the report was deferred
until the next legislative day and in
the meantime it Is expected it will be
taken up in caucus for reconsidera-
ton. A motion that It be sent back
to the caucus was made by Senator
Recwine but a point Of order made
BY Senator Roddie that the senate had
ND authority 10 refer questions to eau
cuses was upheld BY the chair and
the motion to continue the report un-
til the next legislative day carried.
Immediately after Senator Roddie an
nounced that a caucus OF the Demo
cratic members Of the senate would
b. held In the senate chamber at 10
O'Clock Friday morning
The places provided for In the re-
pert were agreed upon at the Demo
cratic caucus held in the Lee-Huckins
hotel Wednesday night The fight, as
brought out in the debate Thursday
afternoon. is mainly on the appoint
ment of a private secretary to the
lieutenant governor IA b. Blair is the
caucus nominee for the place. He also
is to act as proof reader for the en-.
roliment and engrossing department
The bill by Senator Barrett carry
irB an appropriation Of approximately
$1,000 to pay the travelling expenses
and per diem OF the delegates to the
4 Saltwater farmers institute 10 be held
on January s. was passed Oh a roll
call, showing only one dAsenting vote
that being recorded by Senator Joe
b Thompson The bill carries the
/ emergency clause and with the sigma
ture Of the governor becomes effec
tive Immediately.
Senator Thompson, who asserts be
warts to be "the only ana origina
boiler plate chief economist Of the
senate spoke against the measure
( while Senator Barrett author Of th,
bin. and also claimant OF the chic
economist honors, opposed the argu
/ ment presented by Mr. Thompson,
The provision for such an appro
priation Is incorporated in the mea
4 sure voted on at the last general elec
tion recalling the old board of agri
culture and providing that the new
one should be selected at the sHllwa
ter meeting.
Senator Redwine offered a resolu
ton to prohibit lobbying by any ap
pointees or employees Of the state ami
providing that if they leave their worl
t, lobby they not Only shall lose pa!