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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24
PROPER METHOD OF
HANDLING VINEGAR
By c. <. FRANCS. Department q
Chsmii,ry, Okla A. AM College

we are making a great deal Of
apple cider ID this country and desire
to know how ws can keep II sweet.
WI YOU please give us some iniorma-
ton in general on retaining the cider
% any stage and also the best method
81 making vinegar from it.G"-J. p.
O., Wanette. Oklahoma.
] know Of no method to keep cider
sweet in large quantities without the
addition Of a prsseryative, which is
contrary to law. II may be preserved
In bottles or jars in exactly the same
way as grape juice.
The following directions may be
helpful TO you for preparing vinegar.
The most important point 10 keep
In mind when making vinegar Is clean
llness Wiudfalis, or fruit which falls
from the tree. VIII not make first
class product. and should not be used
A all unless washed. Clean, sound,
moderately sweet apples should be
used for making good vinegar Every
thing must be clean about the crush
ing and pressing, which Is best done
in contact with wood or stone. as met
als. especially iron, eontaminate the
liquid DO not use the juice from
a second pressing. clean grain sack
may be Used for straining the Juice.
Barrels for storing should be thor.
oughly cleaned with boiling water and
then cooled before being put TO use.
20 not nll the barrels more than three
tourths full Plug th ebunghole with
absorbent cotton, Place the barrels
in cool place. where the temperature
does not 80 above 10 degrees, until
fermentation. then draw on the clear
liquid Add about two to four quarts
Of good vinegar containing mother
and keep at about the same tempera
ture for fermentation. When the vim
egar is ripe, the barrels should b
completely filed and tightly stop
pered
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24

Senator Cummins said in a political
argument in a Des Moines club.
"A little common sense would do
wonders here. It's astonishing what
common sense viii accomplish. We
ought to rely more on It.
IN a trial one day there was a dis
pute as to whether a certain woman
was drunk or insane A witness tes-
tilted that she was drunk. But the
crcss-examining lawyer sneering at
this witness. growled:
You are no alienist 40 mind ex-
pert. Yet you dare TO claim that you
can tell the difference between In
sanity and drunkenness2
Sure. said the witness.
"'How2' scoffed the lawyer.
"'The next morning the witness
answered 2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24
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ceooraphlc Guess.


Who knows the name Of the capital
II the commonwealth Of Australia ?
Don't guess either Melbourne or sgd
aey. for that would send you to the
potion Of the class "A magazine ex-
plorer has discovered the place which
q called By the extraordinary name OF
Yass-C -CanbeFra. and tells areside tray-
slers how 70 find rs site. To do this
iraw line on the map connecting
Melbourne with Sydney, divide It BY
.wo points into three equal parts, and
he point nearest Sydney viii stand
or the future capital Of Australia.
This site was roughly specified By
he constitution Of 1900. but # took 8
4en.year controversy to select the site
definitely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24
THE BOYS AND GIRLS
KAFlR CORN CONTEST
orian McAath Of Reed Made Highest
Score at the Oklahoma State Fair
and Exhibition.

Orian McMath Of Reed. Okla, made
the highest score in the kafr corn con.
test Of the oklahoma State Fai- and
Exposition this year. according to an
nouncement Just made by officers Of
the UEifed States department OF az.
r1culture, farmers cooperative demon.
siration work for Oklahoma. under
whose auspices the boys and girls
kair corn. corn and cotton contests
were conducted. In addition to win
ming the first premium OF s25 offered
by the State Fair, the winner also gets
S25 in gold
The Oklahoma State Fair and Expo
eltion offered eighteen premiums IN
the kaar corn contest. The follow
ing represents the nnal grades u
kahr corn club members who won pre-
iaiums. the figures after the addresses
representing total averages:
Orian McMath, Reed. 1884. see: Leo
Nicely, Tishomingo. $3.50. $40, Adolph
Koelzer Perry, $3.50, SIS. Malcolm
Kiker, Wewoka, 6024 SIT: Flora L.
Brown. Kelisyyiile. 5S.0S. SIG; Ernest
A. Brown. Kellyville. 65.5s, s14; G. 3.
Williams. Cloud Chief, $40. s13 Fl
mer Townsend. Altus. 54zz. sl2: Hen.
ry Parker. Altus. 54.06. sll; Pearl
Norris. Reed, $500. $40: Herbert Par
ker, Altus. So. So; Doris D. Brown.
KeIlyyille. 5Lse, SIS; Stephen Gable.
Mangum 5l29, q VI. ". Rouse, Dill.
512T. Sc; William Johns. Headrick.
Okla. 50.25. IS: Oliver Chadwell, Pur.
cell, 1855. S4 Jimmie Blake, Norris.
son, 4s.Ss So Byron Staten, Blair,
1886, .
IN addition 70 the prize winners.
there were sixteen who made a total
score Of forty per cent OF above. as
follows Jesse Keller. Ryan, 47.1e:
Willie Cantrell, stigier. 47.O3; Work
man Rapp, saltwater 1852; Elmer
shafer, Arapaho, 1887; Sherman
4 Krisher. Walter 1881. Warren Deer
niger. Clinton. 1907. Dewey Tracy
coyle, 44s2 Ed Lee. Stroud, 44.86;
Willie Zimmerman. Apache, 4374;
Wheeler Oliphant, Chandler. 4s45:
I Charles Await, Bramaa. 1928; Koy
McMath, Reed, 1855; Sidney MeMil
Ian. Clinton, 4159: F. G. Booth. Cor
dell, 1883, Howard R Moss, Cement
s02l James Young, supply, 401a.
While banks IN thirty-six counties
offer ten dollars each as a epecial pre-
MUM Tor kafr carn shown By boy.
Or girls from their respective countiei
not ali the counties we're represented
1 This contest was also under the aus
pices Of the farm demonstration work
The following are the names OF tn
\ winners OF the special bank premiuml
IN the kafr corn contest:
4 Canadian county. Kyle Griggb. Ok
nhoma city, r. ~ .. No. s. creei
county Flora L. Brown, KeliyviIle
Custer county. Elmer shafer Arap
nho. Carvin county. Gustin Caldwell
.Pauls Valley; Grady county, Franl
Harper. Alex Greer county, orial
McMath. Reed Harper county Jane
Young. supply; Johnston county. Le
Nicely, Iiahomingo: Kinghsher coun
", Floyd sdler Kinghsher; OkIahom
county. Herman seribner, Oklahom
i CITY Route TN Payne county NefA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24

Farmer carrot-So yon're been T.
th city. Sl-your fust TINS thar
Farmer Beetroot-Yep.
Farmer Carrot Wa'all, bow vas lts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24
NoTlcE oF sAERlFF,s sALE.


NOTICE or sHERiFF's SALE.
By virtue OF an execution to me
direcSod and delivered, issued out Of
the District Court Of Grady County,
Oklahoma. in an action in said court
wherein D. L. Hoblit is plaintiff and
Oscar Peery ct al are defendants No.
243S, I viii, on the first day Of Febra.
any, A. D. 1913, between the hours Of
10 O'clock a m. and 4 o'clock p. n Of
said day. al home Of Oscar Peery. and
on land 81 Mary Ishcomer. Jelas lsh-
conner and Kahler Ishcomer. minors,
Oh sections Il. 10 and 20, in township
nine north and range five west. Grady
County. state OF Oklahoma, three
miles south and three and one hall
miles east Of Tuttle. in county afore
said. offer al public sale and sell td
the highest bidder Tor cash IN hand
the following described property, to
8it
Three farm wagons. Is tons Of al
ialfa in rick, 100 bales Of alfalfa,
tons Of cane, 10 bushels Of seed corn
70 bales Of prairie hay, 4 sets Of leath
er harness. fS head Of hogs, one nov
er ono disc, one suIkey plow, two
riding listers, one three disc harrow
one walking turning plow, one riding
cultigator, five tons Of millet i'll stack
one COW and calf, two-row cuitivatog
said property having been levied OF
as ths. groperty Of th.. said defendant
Oscar 2eery and taken on execution
in favor Of D = Hobill.
Dated this, the 2lss day Of January
1915
JOHN c. LEWIS.
Sheriff Of Grady county,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24
A CASE OF REACTION
Hy 9ERoME FoLEY.


"Were you sick yesterday" asked
the tall commuter al his neishbor SET
lied into his accustomed seat in the
smoker.
Well, said the neighbor as he sae
down rather carefully and drew out
bis pipe. Il wasn't really sick. ] had
what my grandfather used to call q
efick in my back, but it was an oblig
Ing 'criek' and disappeared about 10
O'Clock
"And then.o said the tan com
mser, you just hung around all
day"
"No, I didn't; I really had a fine
+ day" returned the ex-inyalid. Il
don't remember having felt as satis-
led with myself in long time as !
did last night. II vas pure case Of
virtue having its own reward. tool !
did something for somebody else"
You talk Ike the hero Of Rollo
book, said the tall commnter, "and II
you keep it up I'm going ID the next
car"
1 His hearer grinned. "On the level,
/ 7 had bully time. gave my little
1 girl a present--a present there was
70 reason she should nave got"
""You don't have to have a reason
% give child present" grumbled
the tall commuter. THE child herself
is reason enough
perhaps" assented the
other, but nevertheless nine people
out OF ten have a reason for giving
even a child a present. It is Christ
mas or It is Easter, or It is the child's
birthday. or the child has been sick
and you give it present because it
was decent enough to get Wen and
not blight your remaining days by dy-
ing on you. Any Of these are legiti-
mate reasons for giving children pres
ents, but | didn't resort to any Of
them
IF your little girl got as much out
Of the present, as you seem TO have
done, she is lucky" said the tall COM
muter.
It was this way said the bearer
Of gifts. Her doll fell and fractured
It's face beyond hope Of recognition.
II had been handsome doll in its
Gay. One Of santa's choices prod
ucts, and the howl Hope sent up as
she gazed on The fragments Of its
Snug waxen face would curdle your
blood Now the usual mode Of pro
cedure when a little girl has been be
ref OF a really handsome doll is to
tell her how soon it will be Christ.
mas. or that her birthday is the ff.
teenth Of the month. My wife did
both"
Did she bite?" asked the tall com
muter.
Not SO you could notice it, said
his friend. and then had my inspisa.
tioH. / went right down to the village
and bought her the most stylish thing
IN wax you ever laid your eyes on, and
I hadn't waited for Christmas. or New
Years, or the Fourth Of July. either
AOu u4u LIS AauoOhc shAA6s MunA
] admit, said the tall commuter. gen
8 erously, and 1 suppose the younger
daughter was pleased"
: Pleased" said the proud parent
PLEASED doesn't express IT, No other
doll ever got the reception accorded
; this one. wouldn't have missed buy
ing it for farm. Well. we're in tbs
station"
so we are agreed the other. "Sal
I guess III bring my boy home a pail
OF ballbearing roller skates tonighl
Instead Of waiting for his birthday
reason Why all the good feeling
= should stay at your end Of the block
: Is there?n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24

Tho color officially recognized for
ireland IS blue, st. Patriek's hiue. and
that was alciently and h0norably rgc-
ognized as the Irish color Ii the
regal standard Or the United king
dom the quarter blezoning ireland
shows this field Of blue Is the back
ground for the golden harp with It's
silver strings. The ribbon Of the
Order Of ST Patrick Is Of the same
blue. The green is the revolutionary
color and is quite modern. Some an
tiquarians maintain that the earliest
flag Of Ireland was Of orange, long
antsdating the more recent fact'onal
use or that color.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24
Pure
Maple
Syrup


Now is the time to eat pancakes and
maple syrup
We have the famous Ralston's Pan
cake Flour and Ruekwheat Flour in
small packages also BuekRheat
Flour 10 the ten pound sacks 0ur
line Of Maple Syrup is complete We
have the LOG Cabin and scndders
Pure Maple syrup.
We are always looking for some
thing new 10 eat. Tignor has IT.
Il IS Canned Tunny Fish Il Is like
chicken aud can Be used whore you
use chicken We ask that you try q
can II your next order
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24

First published Jan. p, 1879
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-24

Japan viii colonize a tract Of 1907
900 acres in Brazil, where viii be
operated great rica plaatssions. Sss.
cial privileges have been secured from
the government Of Brazil, such as the
paymeut Of. the travelling expenses OF
fMe colonlsis. ana that no duty VIII
be charged for five years. a capital
os nearly 2l000000 Is being raised.
Half of this sum win b used By the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NnTIHES


Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information.
state OF Utah-In the Third Judicial
district court for Salt Lake county,
In the matter OF the estate os Eric Gus
tave BranborG, deceased.
personal property at public auction.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuan mt
TO an order Of the district court Of the
Third judicial district for Salt Lake
county, state Of Utah, duly made by said
court on the 18th day Of April, 1913
(Which order is hereby referred to and
mInistrator viii on Tuesday July 10.
1913, at IL o'clock noon Of said day, at
the west front entrance of the city and
county building, Salt Lake City, In said
al public auction for cash TO the highest
bidder, all the personal and real prop
erty of said estate. as follows:
Sixty thousand shares of the stock Of
the American Consolidated Copper COM
paDy
Also an undivided one-half Interest in
Cottonwood mining district. In the South
Fork of Big Cottonwood canyon In Salt
Lake county. Utah. called Quartzlte No.
l, said claim containing 20 acres. for
page u ass 's Of Book % %ao f of Mining aIe Loca 20
tions. in the office of the county recorder
Utah,
Also an undivided one half interest In
the following: Lot one %. containing
34.51 acres. and the southeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section IS,
township south, range 3 east, Salt Lake
meridian, said tracts containing alto
gether 74.51 acres. situated In Salt Lake
county, Utah.
Also lots il and IL in block II. plat A.
town of FL Dorado. Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake county, Utah
Also a one-qua rter interest In the fol-
lowing unpatented mining claims In Big
Cottonwood mining districr, in the South
Lake county, to wit: Contention. Con-
tention Extension. Contention Extension
No. !. Contention Extension No. .. Con-
| tcntion Extension No. 2. and CoDten-
ton Extension No. 4, each Of said claims
containing about 20 acres. for a more
IO5, l06 and 1o7, of Book "O'' OF Mining
| Locations. In the office of the county
recorder of Salt Lake county at Salt
Lake City. Utah where the notices OF To-
cation OF said claims are recorded
Also two uupatented mining claims IN
Big Cottonwood mining district In the
South Fork OF Big Cottonwood canyon,
ing known as and called Elsie No. 1 and
Elsie No .. said claims each containing
about 20 acres, for more particular de
scription OF said claims reference being
hereby made to page l6s OF Book 90
| Of Mining Loca tions, In the office of the
county recorder of Salt Lake county. al
| Salt Lake City. Utah.
Purchase price payable in lawful money
of the United States OF America.
''' way ''"' JOHN RRANsoRG.
Admlnistrator Of Said Estate. j.
POWERS. MARIoNEAUX, sToTT &
Attorneys for Administrator bsoE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
ESTATE OF GEORGE E. QUINN, DE.
CEASED.

The und ersigned will sell at private
sale. beginning at point on the east
erly line OF section 80. township | south
range l east Of the Salt Lake meridian
north so degrees Al minutes east 240.S
feet and north 2S7S feet from the south
west corner OF lot 2, In block 23, ten
acre plat "a Big Field survey. and
ner, and running thence south S2,5 feet
TO the center OF tie Irrigation and Navi-
cation canal. thence south II degrees
west, along tho center of said canal, BOG
feet; thence south degrees west 40 8
feet; thence east 1Gb feet: thence south
degrees west 20e 90 feet; thence west
l6b feet: thence south degrees east
19l 4 feet; thence south % degrees east
lo8. .16 feet moro or less. TO the point
OF intersection OF the center OF Murphy's
lane with said irrigation and Navigation
canal: thence north n degree "a minutes
east, along tho centor OF Murphy's lane
1a.1 feet; thence north 12 degrees 10 min
utes east 1855 feet; thence north 294 0
feet; thence east 317. 46 feet; thence
thence north II degrees Sc minutes east
202 feet; thence south &c degrees east
1857 feet; thence south 43 degrees 50
minutes east 55S feet; thence south 190
feet TO the center OF Murphy's lane:
thence south sS degrees 81 minutes east
along the center of Murphy's lane. 14f
feet to the west side OF the county road.
north 10 degrees 23 minutes west. along
the west side Of said county road. 30t a
feet to stone monument marking the
west side OF said road thence north Is
degrees IS minutes west All 6 feet :
thence west 313.5 feet: thence north A6
degrees 30 minutes west .9P feet. (.
thence north 36 degrees 40 minutes west
" -~4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
EASTERN STAR PICKS
GRAND CHAPTER HEADS

The following grand chapter officers.
Order Of the Eastern Star. have been
elected to serve for the year 1ol3-f4
Mrs. Willie CLAY Keyes, worthy grand
matron, Salt Lake City: z. A. Harten-
stein, worthy grand patron, Salt Lake
City; Mrs. Birdie s. Nipper. associa te
grand matron. Salt Lake City: Carl w.
Lawrence, associate grand patron. Salt
Lake city: Mrs. Frances G. Shields. grand
secretary Salt Lake City. Miss Sallte
Houghton grand treasurer. Salt Lake
City: Mrs Harriet 3. kroupe. grand con-
ductress, Provo; Mrs. Minnie Haslet, as
socjate grand conductress. Ogden: Mrs.
Cora g. Lawrence. grand chaplain. Salt
Lake city: Mrs. Maude G. Stevens. grand
lecturer, Salt Lake City; Mrs Laura
Roedman. grand marshal. Park city; Mrs
Daisy a. Gushing. grand organlst. salt
Lake City: Mrs. Rachael Rasmussen.
grand adah. Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Fannie
Whlttemore, grand ruth, Ogden: Mrs
Minnie NJ Cane. grand esther, Salt Lake
City; Mrs. Abigail W. Driver. grand mar
tina, Salt Lake City. Mrs. Rachael Jetfer-
son, grand electa, Milford Mrs. Julia
Roudebush, grand warden. Bingham; John
III. Murftt. grand sentinel. Salt Lake City:
Mrs. Ethel Bricker. fraternsl correspond
cnt, Green River.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake county. state OF Utah, probate
division.-In the matter Of the estate
OF William \. Green. deceased.-Nouce
Of sale.
Under authority OF an order granted by
the probate court OF Salt Lake county.
state of Utah dated March I, 1919. /
estate. will sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described property:
One "a COW and two CD horses. and
sisting OF household furniture and farm
Ing implements.
One hundred twenty-siX (l2e) acres of
land in Salt Lake county, Utah, being
quarter OF section thirteen (13), and the
southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section fourteen QD: also part OF
the northeast quarter OF section 23.
beginning at the northwest corner OF
the northeast quarter OF said section
and running thence south one HUNDRED
thousandths Gt4.2s6) rods. thence east
ltty-slx $3.50 rods; thence north seventy
four and W fwo oo6y hundred eighty six thou,
twenty G5i rods G'i thence "q%qt north forty
(a0) rods: thence west eighty (S0) rods
10 the place OF beginning, containing
about forty-six (46) acres of land. all in
east. Salt Lake meridian.
The sale Will be made on or after May
22. 1913. and bids will be received by me
at the nluce OF stephens. Sllltll O. IOT-
ter, A0G-10 Walker Bank building. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The terms OF the sale are as follows
Not less than one third cash and the
balance secured hy purchase money
mortgage running not TO exceed one U)
year.
Dated May S. 1913
SENA GREEN,
Administrative OF the estate OF William
A. Green, deceased.
STEPHENS. SMITH e. PORTER
Attorneys for Administrative.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
ET[R|V WELCOME
|[IR THE TRA|N|V|E|I
I Entertains Delegates
Arrival; Will Greet
officers on Return.
rho tribune.

10 The Tribune
4, NAV 1S.-More than fftv del
'4ha national convention OF the
s,sod of Railway Trainnen at san
s,,5red in this city during the
Z sr.-a entertained for few hours
Z aaes, lodge members. Up to this
n ~ the visiting delegates have
n small delegations on almos.
an from the east. The special
(. .svon cars, carrying many OF the
IN officials OF the order. Is ex-
so arrive tomorrow
-. Of the fact that the officials
;n San Francisco by Friday. 1t
cs,tab,o that the main delegation
- more than few hours IN
The members Of the grand loaGe,
nn,her no are making the western
y tLs santa Fe, but they VIII re-
= I. xesy e NJ Ogden about June !. me
asa IL manning an elaborate wei
,s}5,ch wIIl Include banquet at the
-r Thjs IS the first western con-
.'sss The Brotherhood OF Railway
" snJ nd hundreds Of the eastern
~ arp u making their first trip west
~ Hiaso,IrI no. river. All those. who
sssSh ssnssS tho local lodges invitation
\ s6p Ggden canyon declare that 1t Is
~ shey will never forget
,otw a Southern Pacific conduc-
hssn chosen as the representa- :
y / Z, : oI oSden lodge at the Frisco con.
He Will depart for the coast
= FRIDAY