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HrnEs. WOOL AND sKrNs

Hides (pcr lb)--Dry cattle: Butchers, 260
&c; murrains. 25@26c; dry salt hides, 170l8c;
stays. 17@1sc; Kip. 25G27c; veal. 290alc;
calf. 28Q3lc.
Horse (each) Extra large prime, skfnied q
hoof. $2.75@S; No. large. do, S2.25@2 SO;
No. medium, do si.7592; No, small. DO.
75c@$l25; No. ] colts, DO, 25@5oc.
and heavy, i5h@16c; cows. heavy. i5c
bulls, steers and stays. 10hc; kip. is to 81
lbs. 15016c; veal, 10 to Is lbs, 17@1Sc; cali
and kip. 1S019hc; culis, 102c less
Sheepskius {each)-Long wool peIts. 90cd
81. 10; medium wool. 45090c; short wool, 25G
ACC; lambs, long wool. 35@60c: do medium
1O130c; shearlings. No. /, 20@35c; do No q
T@10c.
Goatskins feach) Angoras, 75c@Si;
medium, 35@50c; large hair goat, voc; medium
hair goat. 25c; kids. 601oc; poor and dam
aged skins. worthless.
Wool (per lb)--San Joaquin, fall clip. "a
10c; do. heavy. 6@Sc; light. 9@11c;- choice. 4
@1Ic: Mohair. choice years. 25026c: do. siz
months, 20@22c.
Tallow tper lb)--No. / clean and hard, In
bills. 506c: In cans, 50511c; No. 2. dark
4@5c, grease, 2@3c.
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Hay. FEED AND MEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots Of hay On
today's market are: Fancy wheat hay, light
bales, $ie@I; No. l wheat or wheat and oat.
1850 so; choice tame oat, S17@126O; other
tame oat, $14@17; barley. $129l5; wild cat,
$12@16; alfalfa, $1l@14; stock hay. e100
IL; straw, 50@75c.
Feed (per ton)-Bran. $25@255o for white
$24@24.50 for red; middlings. S29@32; shorts,
s26@27; rolled barley. $50. 50@30.50; cornmeal.
car lots, $17; do. small lots, SIS.
Meal (per ton)-Oilcake, 20 ton lots, $33; 10
tons. $3.50: tons, sS4; less than s tons.
S34 so; cocoanut, carload lots, $40; do. 10
tons. $40; do. tons. 5000; do. small lots,
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PoULrRY AND GAME

Pf1ces quoted THIS morning on inc Sau Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry-Per ID: California flyers. 20@22c;
old ROSTERS. 12c do young, 20@22c; hens.
15@16c; eastern hens. 1S@19c do young stock,
20@22c; broilers 2S@31c per lb.
Per doz: California hens, medium. 50 Q55O;
do extra, $6011.50; old ROSTERS. S4@5; young
$5@6; broilers, S304.5O; ducks. old, $405: do
young, S7@10; pigeons, SIPS; do squads. 81. IS
goo: eastern hens. $7Q11. according to size;
geese. per pair. $202. So
Turkeys-Psr ID: Young. 2s@2sc: do old.
20Q22c.
yiau hares. S466.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations In San Francisco this morning:
Flour tper bbl)-Net cash: California family
extra. $5.60@6; bakers extras. $4.6505 20;
superfne, $3.90@410; Dakotas,. $6.400 I. 40;
kansas. $6@6.25
Wheat (per ctl)-California club, 81 47K a
1.50: northern wheat. bluestem. $1.60@1 .62K |;
Q1.50; club. $l.47 " also; forty fold. $152z
01.55
Barley (per ctl)-Good TO choice feed.
s1.37N al 40; lower grades, $1.3O@1.35 shin
ping and brewing, $1.4001.45.
Oats (per ctD-White feed, $1.45@1 521S !;
red seed, $202. ID: do feed. nominal; black,
81. 76@3.25.
Corn tper ctD-Prices largely nominal yell
low. bulk. sta; do white. $1.76
Rye (per ctD-$1.45@1.50; recieaned, 81. 60
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'FEDE RAJ REPORT
GIVES STRENGTH
But Trade Is Dull in Wheat
on the Chicago
Market

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Trade was dull
in wheat at the opening this morning.
but there was an undercurrent of
strength in the face of a bearish
government report issued last even
ing. Northwestern receipts were
smaller, as were Argentine shipments.
Corn was unsettled, December being
or as much as 1c. Oats were u q sc
lower.
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FREsH AND CURED FISH

Fresh Fish lper lbl-HalIbut. 10G11c; carp,
405c; catfish. 1Od11c: Goldfish. &c; red rock
10lsc; black rock &c; barracuda. Sc; large
soles, 7@Sc; sand dabs, SAGE; small soles, a
lie: smelt, 10c; crawfsh, 25@3Oc.
Salmon-Alaska reds, $1.i5;. Alaska king. 81;
Alaska medium red, SIC; pink, CSC; chums,
6Oc; No. / tall cans, doz to case. (. 0. b.,
San Francisco, Puget sound sockeyes, tails.
s1.50: fats. s1.65; halves. $101.06, {. O. b..
Puget sound.
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HAMS And BACON

hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, iO-12
22c; do 12-14. 22c; do I4-1s, 22c; prim.
rose bacon. 40, Bic: eastern star hams, i0-12
211ac; do l2-l4. 211lc: eastern skid hams, 23c
do 14-16, 21hc; eastern star bacon, 46. 29c
do 6-s, Csc; do $40, 27c; do 1912. 26c;
arch picnic hams, 14Hc; arrow bacon. $40,
263ac; do 1912. 25Ac; medium bacon. 2ohc;
1t. D. g., $40. 23c; do 1912. 22c; light me.
dun, 20hc.
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BREAK IN COPPER MAnKEr

BOSTON, Oct. 10.-The copper market
opened fairly steady but quiet During the
first hour 1t was dull and unchanged, but fol-
lowing the New York market during the sec
entire market, led by Butte and Superior.
However, there was no real pressure put on
to outside securities The selling was con
fined wholly to odd lots. Butte and sups-
rior broke sharply to 32h good sissd vol
ume. Alaska dipped fractionsily only, with
very small odd lot trading.
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CHICAGO uvEerocK

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O-Pigg advanced 25}66Oc
today and hogs 10c. an $3.50 top being made,
but Improvement since the low spot Wednes-
and wipe OF the bloom The reaction was re-
garded as logical but endurable. There were
5000 at II markets against 81 900 last week.
per hundrsdweiRht lower than last Monday,
except on q few specialties. Live muttons
supply was burdenaoms and prices 10016e
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San Francisco quotations this morning on
pork, lard. cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces, l4zc; do IS, per
$3.50; arrow compound, tierces, lie; 10 sos
1868; do los, s5.05; do 5s. $7.i3; de -. $3.50;
yellow arrow cooking oil. &c; white srrow
family beef S24; family beef. so: extra mess
beef, $2s: extra prime pork. S25; extra pig
pork 329. Csiifene-Tubs. t1xc; half bbls
IKE; ] fierce. 11Hc; 2 tierces. Ike; 8
fierces, lie; case. 81. cottolene-Haf bbls.
I1hc; tsrcs. 1lxc; tercess 11kc: ~
lzke.
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CALIFORNIA cLEARINGs

Bank clearings as reported to the
California Development board by the
several clearing house cities for the
we elk ending October 8 showing the
amount Of increase or decrease from
the amount Of clsarings for the cor
respoudiux week OF 1912.
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CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Opening: Wheat
May 91hc; December. ssh @S6e. Corn
May, 71@fOfsc; December 6SN 96SMc. Oats
May. 441s @44c: December, 1885 @40ssc. Pork
January, $3.50. Lard-May, $3.50. Ribs
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Albertson, Flora E.-S5
Barrett, Emmett r.
Boggs. Mrs. Louise d.
Brown, Harold Fla
CUT, Francis Tint.
Dobbie. Dorcas r. SO
Evans. Samuel-57
Johnson, Mrs. Annie e
Keller. Frank B.-90
McEvoy, Isabelle NJ
Infant.
Mihm, Gustav--40
Morizlo, Sebastian-W
Murphy, Daniel Poo
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Cheese-California fancy fats, lie pound,
firm; frsts, l5c, firm; do seconds, lac;
l5lac. frm Oregon twins. 11ac, steady; do
llpiets. Ice. steady; Young Americas, lie.
ss[eady. Eastern-New York cheddars, Iancy,
&C, steady; Wisconsin fancy twins. lo17c'
steady; do triplets. 1755c. steady.
- Retailers charged &c pound on each square
o. outter and &c . dozen eggs over tnsss
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DIED


Newbauer. VIM. S.-21
lO'Neiil, George Emf.
Ryan, Patrick 10
Seaman. Hazel F.-20
Shaw, Veima v.
Speers, Mrs. Alice ].
Stegemeier, Heinrich s.
| Cd
Steyert, Henrietta A.
/ volx. Edward--33
Walsh. Mrs. Margaret
lWahl, Otto H.-S6
iVassilko, Jerome R.--41
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Sam FnANcIsCo BANK cIEARrNns


LIVERPOOL, Oct 1o.-Ontton due "a to
points lower. The market opened quiet TO
BIZ points lower. At 1918 the market was
quiet but steady, October 3 points lower, other
near months III points lower and late months
unchanged to "a point higher. At p. m.
prices were unchanged
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

NOTICE.. ]. Durham has sold all his In.
terest in the firm of Emlay 4 Durham, 249
of EmIay & Mueller viii not be responsible
for any debts contracted by r. J. Durham.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKEr

.,s, lices quoted this morning on the san rra.-
CISCO Wholesale fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box: new
e evwn pippins. tier. 81 .40@1 so: do AZ usr.
Gag e. 70; Spitzenberga, tier. 81 40@l 90
dover t siai s1aos saay'n DO ter ssS@
g$l.
;. Peaches-smau boxes, 25@5oc: do Tugs. 5oc
Vn3e: carriers 60090c.s
lgs-Per boz: Black, single layer. p gooc:
40 double layers, $I@1.25; white. SS@ooc.
pp o,nePer box. 5o455c: ,.rrs
boxes, $L1J@l.40
Persimmons-Per box. s1@1.50.
= reSrs-Per box: Bartletts, $1.15Q2.zoi 90
NO. z. f5cQ$1; other varieties, 75c@$1.50
xGrapes-Isabellas, 60@75c; Tokay, 65@!oc;
99llaiaga, 50q65c; black. 45@5oc: Muscats, 4o9
s9c; Cornichon, 65@75c. Lugs: Tokay, I5cg
y; Muscat, e0c@sl; black. 50@e5c; seediess,
$l2o@l:o0. Small boxes: Seedless, $1.15@
10; other varieties, S5@40c; Zinfandei, per
ton, $2l@24; do on grades, $1691S; white
wine grapes, $17@19.
Observation-Disclosures, per chest, S3G5.
REORGANIZATION chest. $4@1.
Blackberries-Per chest 1896.
Huckleberries-Per Id. 4Gl10c.
Coos B Bay. per bo9s s 81 DO. ''
watermelons, per doz. Sings.
Citrus Frults-Per box: Lemons, stan ,e g i
$4.oO95.50; choice, $6@7 fancy. x.zSgo;
grapefruit, fancy seeding. S2@3; do seediess'
$5.50Q6: lines, per case. $506.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian. ISc0
Si.o0 per bunch; do Central American. 3gS nc
per 10. do Mexican, 11s Q2c per ID; Pineappies'
per dozs Hawaiian, $1M250-
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Real Estate FOR LEASE
SAN MATEo-BURLINGAME

PRETTY BUNGALOW-$3,7 $50.
Charming little home of large rooms
and bath; nicely arranged and all up to
date features; hardwood floors. hot water
system. garage; big lot, 4Oxl25. planted
with flowers, shrubs, etc.; ideal location
near county road; terms might be ar
ranged.
SAN MATE0 PARK LOT-S1. 100.
Magnificent domestic. surrounded by fine
residences; lot very large. 50x179; one of
the prettiest lots in the park; bargain at
SLIGO; terms. (4D
Consult IL you thinking of locat-
ing down the peninsula. Offices at San
Nateo and Redwood City.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
31S-324 KEARNY ST.
Telephone Kearny 1910.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes {per ctl)-Delta whites, 15c@$l;
do fancy. $1@1.10; Salinas, S1.75@1.9o; Ore
gon Burbanks, $1.2591.30: sweets, $1Ql.60.
Onions (per ctl)-Silverskins, $l-A0@1.oo; on
street, 15c higher
vegetables-Tomatoes, e0c@$1 per box; gar
lie, Sc per Id; cucumbers, 7JcQ$1 per box;
okra, per box, 50@65c; string beans. 5Q1c per
ID: lima. 5@6c: peas, 709c per ib; green pep
pers. 25Q50c per box; hot chile, 55@65c; egg
plant 40@75c per box: squash, summer, 81. 10
@l25 per box; do cream. per box. 0og6oc;
Hubbard, per sack. 6o@70c; do marrowfat, 90
Q65c; sprouts. 5@6c per Id: celery, per doz
bunches. 3004oc; green corn. per SACK SIG
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BAR SILVER RATES
LONDON, Oct. 10.-Bar silver. 2e1kd m
changed.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10-Commercisl bar Ill.
VI, coke; Nexican dollars. Ala.
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FOR ssle-Modern, attractive, room house j;
artistic interior, hardwood floors and stairs,
paneled dining room, well finished basement,
furnace: lot 37x130; neat grounds; fine neigh
borhood; blocks from Morton st. station;
price 81, 600; reasonable terms. See owner
al 1901 Morton ST.; telephone Alameda 269.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

homes. ranches. acreage; exchange; price LIST
WILSON BROS, Santa Cruz Cal.
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MARIN co. REAL ESTATE

climate: ideal conditions; ideal railroad serv-
Tres. everything ideal; our machines meet
I'll trains az esn AnseIno. Lsnsdaie and
Fairfax CROKER CO.. tns leading
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
LOTS cottages and residences for rent and fof
saie Apply to A. BAUER. Ross. Cal
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SONOMA COUNTY Real Estate
IMPROVED and unimproved Gravenstein apple
and perry lands F .Widehase. SeDastopoi caL
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Classified Directory
for Ready Reference

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pub.
John R. RUCKSTELL. c. P. A.. ID door: ClauI
spreckels (ca1i) bldg; phone Kearny 4lol-
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nBRoTAER JOHN

We've seen it stated so often that
It has grown stale that 4one touch OF
nature makes the whole worls kin
The touch Of nature9 descerlavd ulion
Omaha On the evening Of Esaster sun
day. And recently there came into the
World-Herald office a Chinaman, who
modestly failed to leave his,nap.ss He
did leave, however, si20, anG Sith it 4
little note In token Of synimlthy Will,
the tornado sufferers FIRM the oma-
ha Chinese
God bless you, John Chinaman, With
your yellow skin, your slant eyes, and
your inscrutable face with its thou
sands Of yecrs Of sad and patient
racial history behind it Our white
white mans money has gone out to
| your own people in times when the
great turbulent floods went pouring
over chinas teeming plains. Our mis-
sionaries have penetrated the vast
nesses Of your ancient civilization
preaching that you are our brothers
too. Nevertheless the idea never quit,
got under our skins, we must confess
But it's there now We've mocket
your pigeon English and your mincinl
steps and your pig tails-and dreaded
you a bit, too, even as we mocked
We've specuiated on the yellow peril
and read, in the lurid magazines, 0
how your deft, long fingers were itci
| ing to plunge into our very vitals an
tear our hated hearts. We've idly wor
dered if you really did deapise us a
you washed our linen and served u
your chop suey and performed you
menial tasks with that enigmatic smil
forever on your lips.
It's different now. Ike whole worl
is kin, after an. That sI2O, earne
nickel by nickel; that little note, q
token Of hympathy for the tornado su
ferers, from the Omaha Chinese, ha
taught us more than we could lear
from many ponderous volumes. Your
Brother, John, after all. -Omat
World-Herald.
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doctors and none of them could do more
than relieve me for time.
saw your advertisement in pa
per and decided to try Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. took
seven boxes Of it and used two bottles
of the Sanative Wash, and I am com
pletely cured Of my trouble. When |
began taking the Compound / only
weighed ninety-six pounds and now ]
weigh one hundred and twenty-six
pounds. If anyone wishes to address
me in person viii cheerfully answer
all letters, as cannot speak too highly
Of the Pinkham remedies. Miss JEs.
SIZE MARSH, Adrian, Texas.
Hundreds Of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-.
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability Of this grand Ole
remedy.
II you want special advice write Il
Lydia u. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf,
dontial) Lyon, Mass. Your letter viii
be opened, read and answered BY 8
Wonian and held IN strict confidence
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our 4fown building ideas, and are
recognizing now that the basis for
good towns IS thoroughly developed
country. we are seeking TO revise the
work of our statesmen, making our
political institutions better suited to
serve our purposes.
This work Of rebuilding and read
iuating IS one that win demand our
attention iog number Of years we
have many obstacles to overcome, but
the spirit that has already achieved
wonders in Oklahoma win not be dis
mayed by any difficulties The future
is bright with promise and the Okla
homa Of the years to come win be
greater than that Of which even the
most sanguine boomer dreamed
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BIRTHDAY Of OKLAHOMA.


Jni IA years ago today April 22,
fSs9 he infant territory 81 Oklahoma
MAS born. The story Of the famous
run Is 4 thnlliug one but not more
So than the entire history Of the land
that was then thrown open to settle
ment. It is doubtful f any Of the
ers had ans adeauate conception
vi sAe Aaura of the land ~ which II
was their privilege to play part AS
pioneers.
The history 81 events following the
run. the opening Of the strip and
ether indian country eHd finally the
union of Oklahoma and Indian Terri
Tory into one great state furnish fur-
sher chapters I'd q history oI unprece-
densed aabieyements. The rapid con
quest Of The wilderness. the trans
fofmatien Of raw prairies into land
of cultivated farmers and magic cities
attracted The attention Of the entire
country. When the sum Total Of the
accomplishments Of the people Of the
new state during "a years II consid-
ered. it is truly amazing and II gives
amps reason ior the pride which is
conspicuous part Of the makeup Of
every typical Oklahoman
We have done things in rush in
This new state of nurs and necessar
III We have overlooked number d
points that would have received more
attention had we proceeded more lei
surely. Just as the shacks" that were
hastily thrown together in the earl,
days gave way to more substantial
homes when the people had the tims
and TIE means for building them, *
now Ne are review ing our hasty worl
aa commonwealth builders, endeayor
Ing to readiust conditions and maxi
Inc business and social structure morl
substantial and better adapted to ou
needs
We are readjusting our system o
agriculture, working out an Oklahom
system which mast be different iron
that followed in other states in orde
to respond to the demands OF our sol
and climate. We are working owe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-22
THE BELGIAN STRIKE.


The campaign which the Social
Democrats Of Belgium are conducting
for ballot reform presents a striking
contrast with the methods Of the En-
glish militant suffragettes and the in
dications are that the contrast between
the results Of the two movements will
he equally as striking.
Baked for years in their efforts to-
ward reform because of the voting
power Of the privileged class. whom
they greatly outnuinber, the working
men declared that they would simply
quit work till their demands were
granted, and for over q week more
than s5QeOo workers have been idle,
seriously tioing up all the great indus
tries Of the country. Before the strike
began the leaders promised that there
would be no violence ana they have
made good their word.
That the workingmen viii succeed
IN their efforts now. seems TO be gener
ally conceded, although they may not
secure all they demand at this time
Il appears likely that compromise
VIII be reached whereby the strikers
VIII reap the substantial fruits Of q
victory
IN the meantime, the peaceful man
ner in which the strike is being con
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Rrevity.
*+%+++@~4=@4@+++4
> REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. >
Compiled BY the Grady County
Abstract Company, 112
North Third Street.

D II. Irons and wife to John c. Nc.
Vey 1912, 81; lots 70 and 10, block
l. Irons addition to yerden.
Marshall Diggs to n. q. Wilkins, 81
1919 $3.50; W A NV Me- 80; w V
NV NE, 1865.
]. " Hammond and wife to A. b.
Strange, 2-1sls. $500; e 1876 acres
Of lot 4, section 1856; sW sW NV 81;
NV sW sW 1885.
W. H. Driggers and wife to Jesse
Moore, 1913, $4,000 lot 3 Sc NV;
Sc sW NV 4-5.6; NV NV sW; W V
NE sW s-5-e.
Mary L. Pitchford and husband,
VIM T. to Mrs. Laura Leyton, 4-19.lS,
$1,000: lot Is, block 5, chlckasha.
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Quoted must command universal adj
miration. That the cause Of tbe work
ers Is a Just one ID generally conceded
by al lovers Of Democratic govern
ment and while the method adopted
for bringing about reform is an I'M
usual one, entaiiing tremendous loss
10 the nation, It Is to be remembered
that the strike plan was resorted 70
only after All other methods had
failed.
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best reason "Why I Made Ny Wife
My Wife" When one Chickasha wo-
man suggested 10 her husband that he
enter the contest he replied, 'Darned
If ! know Why ! did it, and the do
mestic thermometer Immediately sank
to 20 below zero.
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EXPRESS pAcKAeErrHs.



oklahoma--Boru April ~, 1889. /
They hear the crack Of the signal
gun
Behold wild boomers in the run;
The birthday OF the state to come
You're right. OLD Timer, she's been
going some
Ut is somewhat surprising that none
Of the early gardeners have accepted
the challenge OF Rufus Rice.
One Chlckasha man confesses that
Il has been his life Ions ambition 70
wear a uniform il the parade.
II Is noticeable that the fame Of
Mrs. woodrow Wilson as an artist has
grown wonderfully since Woody was
elected president
One good thing about going visiting
Is that YOU don't have TO jump and
e0eaS /" to the phone every time you
tnear Me thing ring.
A bright fellow in chickasha has
lnsnree out that the difference between
lSas words classic and classy" is
something like 2OO0 years
They do say it was truly pathetic
to see the dry ones frothing at the
mouth as they watched that Wichita
Fails liquid sinking into the sewer,
A whole month Of spring gone and
nary q big fish yarn reported What's
the matter? Is It possible that all Of
the bunch have joined the ?. II. & G
L club?
1t is very doubtful now whether the
amateur weather regulators win have
anything at all to do this season. Geo
Petty, r. nj. Cochran. Dick Mckay ant
the rest will have to look for othel
. jobs.
One Of the magazines is offering
! prize to the man who viii give th'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-22

and hope that it Will
be Of interest to suf-
fering women. For
four years ! suffered
untold agonies a at
regular intervals.
Such pains and
cramps, severe chills
andsicknessat stom-
ach, then finally hem
orrhages until ]
would be nearly
blind. / had five
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-22

Look not upon the wine r7hen it is
red; when it mogeth itself Alright
These were the injunctions Of King
Solomon, and is the watch word Of
County Attorney Simpson. Not only
that but he has gone on record against
the sale OF certain brands Of cider
which has heretofore been dispensed
at restaurants and pool halls in this
city. AS a result Of placing ban on
cider drinking and selling, many are
complaining Of the severeness of the
drouth now prevailing-Rush Springs
Herald.