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The herald., 1913-10-23
Decision Reserved.

An English seamstress, says the
Manchester Guardian. who was help
ing to make some costumes for a
Browning pageant, was asked II she
had ever read any of the poet. No"
she replied, I've never read any OF
that sort of stuff; not Browning, nor
Shakespeare neither. But then, you
know" she added. my mother has
her own opinion about Shakespeare
The herald., 1913-10-23

Harry :. Friedman. ) shares; Philip jess,
; shares per 4. Jess, OTTO T. lIasenkampf;
Jno. L. Corcoran; H. Michel, Notary public.
l. the undersigned recorder OF mortgages,
in and for the parish Of Orleans. State of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation, of the
Goodyear RaincOat Company, was this day
duly recorded in my office. in Book 1ll9.
Folio New Orleans. October II, 1913.
(SignedJ EMILE ]. LEONARD. u. X.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Orleans.
l. the undersigned notary, do hereby certi-
~ the above and foregoing, together with
the certificate Of the recorder Of mortgages
for the Parish of Orleans, to be a true and
correct copy Of the Charter of the Goodyear
Raincoat Company. the original of which is
on file in my Notarial Office.
In faith whereof, witness my hand and
official seal. this fourteenth day OF Octoer
1913.
III. MICHEL.
Notary Public.
oct 1G % 80 nov & Is 90
The herald., 1913-10-23
STARTING on Road to Success.

If you are to be successful you must
ever keep in mind that your employer
will have a much higher value OF your
services il he knows that you Sre OBJ
serving what is going on aSouhd you
and the work of your immediate SUI
perior. 1t is observing the small as
well as the great things in business
that counts. Attention, an Intelligent
imagination as well as observation,
and you are on the high road to sue
cess.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Task of Separation.

How important loom the thousand
and one things that fill the daily life.
yet how trivial is the bulk Of them!
To separate the realities from the I'M
realities, the significant from the
trifiing and non-essential-that surely
is the first step TO self-knowledge, the
one and only royal road to self-con-
quest.-Collier's Weekly.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Real Democracy.

Lycurgus, the Lacedaemonian,
brought long hair into fashion among
his countrymen, saying that it rem
dered those that were handsome more
beautiful and those that were de-
formed more terrible. To one that
advised him to set up a democracy in
Sparta, Pray" said Lycurgus, do you
first set up a democracy in your
se."-Plutarch 45(D-120(0.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Heavy Penalty for Carelessness.

A fine OF $4,000 for losing lock OF
hair belonging to the German poet,
Goethe, was imposed on a st. Peters
burg, Russia, lawyer recently. The
lock had been pawned with the lawyer
for 500 by its joint owners, the sis
tiers Boehme, Of Weimar, Germany.
Goethe's birthplace.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Proper View Of Competition.

II all men could see competition as
1t really is. and not magnify and dis
tort it in their imaginations, the same
competition would be better, the
same work would be easier and the
same men would be happier.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Plants Use Poison as Protection.

Many plants use poison as a means
OF protection. The sun spurge has
poisonous Juice which kills any In
sects which approach it, while the
poisonous properties OF the deadly
nightshade are we'll known. The
bracken fern has such a bitter taste
that cows and sheep feeding near 1t
will not touch 1t, and the leaves OF
the buttercup have a bitter taste
which is much disliked by plant-eat-
ing animals.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Much Money Spent for Samples.

Some Of the larger dry goods houses
of this country are said to expend an
nually as much as 100000 in the
preparation Of samples, which are sent
to their patrons throughout the coun-
try from which to make selections OF
stock.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Most of Them Do.

$50 genealogist is looking up that
politicians family tree" Il dare say
the kind his patron would prefer
would be a plum tree."-Baltimore
American.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Fish Affected by Water.

Experiments by aquarium experts
have indicated that salt water baths
will cure some ills of fresh water
fish, while fresh water makes sick
deep sea denizens well.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Handy.

Mrs. Knicker-"I suppose you've
missed your husband terribly since
he's been away?" Mrs. Bocker-"Oh,
dreadfully! He makes such a splen-
did fourth at bridge"
The herald., 1913-10-23
Quite the Contrary,

Have you seen NAMES engage.
ment ring?" "Of course! Did you
have an idea that she was making an
effort to hide it?-Detroit Free
Press.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Diet Of Ancient Athletes.

The athletes of ancient Greece
trained on a diet of new cheese, figs
and boiled grain. Their sole drink was
warm water, and meat was never al
lowed them.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Removing Grease.

Eucalyptus oil will remove grease
or oil from any fabric, no matter how
delicate, and best results are obtained
by gently sponging the soiled parts.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Innocence and knowledge.

Innocence is what makes a girl ask
"Why?" at the wrong moment
knowledge of the world is what
makes a girl ask "Why?" at the right
moment.-Tatler.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Reuln SLIGHTLY Late.

Some men don't commence worry
ing about their career until after 8
o'clock in the morning.-Atchison
Globe.
The herald., 1913-10-23

With His RIushing Honors Thick.
When a man gets his first nomina-
ton for Office he imagines that Hail
to the Chief" is a brand new tune
dedicated to him.
The herald., 1913-10-23
What 10 Your Aimf

It il not enough to be industrious;
30 are the ants. What are you in
dustrious about?-Thoreau.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Algerines at Law.

Succession of Mrs. Peter J. Dyer,
judgment putting heirs in possession
M. S. Mahoney.
l.. Fred Andry vs.. F. II. Harvey,
81 900 and costs-Robert O'Connor.
7. J. Lala vs.. Bluefeld Fruit and
steamship Company, Ltd, ct ais, eX-
ception-Dufour & Dufour.
Mitchell Borne Construction Com
pany, in liquidation, motion to pay
Notary Public.
Real Estate Transfers.
Mrs. George W. Pollock ct ais. to
Commonwealth Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION. portion Magazine, Terpis-
chore. Constance and Robin, $500
cash GurIey. &.
Theo. o. Olsen to Miss Agnes Mary
Marshall. two lots Patterson, Belle
vile, Pelican and Vallette, $4,000
terms-Seeber.
Building Permits.
Shepard Smith, owner and builder,
The herald., 1913-10-23

Source Of Worlds Emery Supply.
The worlds supply Of emery comes
from Greek islands and from Asia
Minor.
The herald., 1913-10-23
SUPREME COURT.

state eX Re, John NJ. Duffy VS.. Thos
p. Goif. 81 ais. The motion discloses
no sufficient grounds for the dismissal
Of the appeal, and it is, accordingly.
oyerruled.
Court Of Appeals
Succession of Mrs. George W. Carey,
appeal from Civil District Court, Di-
vision DID. J. Murphy for appellant.
Civil District Court.
Emancipation of Norman \. Hotard
Robert O'COnnor.
Mrs. w. 4. Scholl vs.. New Orleans
Railway and Light Company-Answer
Succession of A. f. Hotard. petition
to homologate family meeting.
Succession Of \. +. Hotard, petition
for confirmation as under tutriX, peJi'
ton for family meeting.
Miss Margaret McDermott rs. S.
Hasshaw. 500 for rent and provisional
seizure.
Joseph Cerniglia vs. Nick Polozzolo,
$359.19 provisional seizure-Cage,
Baldwin & Crabites.
The herald., 1913-10-23
Building Permits.

Shepard Smith, owner and builder,
repairs, 322-26 Newton, $500.
The herald., 1913-10-23

oct 1G % 30 nov 6 IS 90
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
Al the luih~ssu Church.

o. th- ar-nias uf r~w vaursu
s=F the ssss,sS gave Nst' . ~ "a
n,su..asgss vsu,s The salt "t the
svti: - referring 8" His followers
That ,ty cid ,bt.Fss gIss-d 'h"
raassa y.sr e-t.r. tbs civil ,~s'
shows sell ;hss sh-y Understood ,hs'
uSs,i. If ts.c ssui as- mot. insry-;sn'
lisgs ia... uT-sh. bo.y 'ass = men
.say p-is i... ali be hss Ut ihis
-srid'. s-s-I. aHd start aE-~ bus &
b. has .usi HE -g5sI< salvation "nrv
=. has is' II forever 'hgist sps ais
Us i,is Ji>.irl.s ss the salt ~ '.-
world. WIZ did ,Ir nu' compare It's
.ayhins. with tn. saiis OF his new
la~ With the salt Nu. lie takes
asa TIA. yyTrursisr morals .! msn.
Kind I-ssiuz to degeneration 'put'
nsg J.. byti-f.ti ty say ssarhius -
a-w moral code !, ~as 'L1 rxr-5.
i.;igu .f th. old philosophers. for ia-
stance su.gat.s. 'tba, Isuwrr fi-m
outside sauuii sssy th.ir nation
fail Thr-s,Rh Hi. s-.ogiatinu aui
preparation Christ save His Disciples
shi- d,siHc sit; and =, equipped or
qualified lie <rHds them OH, a. U,in.
ait" cs<-s as sheep among wolves to
I,c the salt Nov What Is the I,vsuI-
iar quality Of the salt II is a spice
to oar food. TO season. preserve. slim
taste. salt has become a pcCcssi,y in
our life. The mission Of the disciples
as common men in this world was To
.sVU Uur. to preserve the life OF men. in
other words to- give to the world what
neither culture. riches. progress OF
amusement had been able to do. =,
there was not iifc-siVins syspcl
there would l.. NO moral development
eithc. in nature or individuals. His
tory ard experience show this every
day. The spirit of Chris, for us has
the same quality as the salt. after Its
contact IT dissoivcs and separate. the
evil from good. By nature We ar
not pleasing 10 Col as all men more
or les. follow their natural Unborn in
cIinations. either our vanity. pride.
seitishrcs. or whatever our weak
sides are. II shows a very poor or
superficial knowledge of ourselves to
imagine the existence aud bower of
mems sin. The prophet says We a.c
an sbomination before the Lord. God
loves the sinner but He does not love
our sin. As .oor as the salt is added
to our food the chemical process be-
gin. OF diseolving its crystsl,. Where
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

the s,rikr s"a. sj'; 3 uaufzs ~. 4
by ms UT,i"H sF- 'rss = r.sF.ss
.-1tasaBi-. eos afb.r gIbIir Jrsasssr.
iai!su companies iD ~, conflict uits
tbi. uTdyf
vhi~i uNsiI called msgS pI The
hardware tiIHis ou ihr trjH Haouz sui
notified tIrm that be- vsufi i.sttus
~ 'Uutis atr 'rsir zUgis If ,1r oFi
vas not cisFyrJ
uN"fI raz aHssfsI police auI g.
'ys'it.. q, safra tpr slirm-ui
In effect. 'bis rias-s the ,i'F %;
urrS-r uuI,r uisriisi lac. ss ,Hi,'
% faIi', u N-ifi is,isrs,l ,Ist ta. Tc-
quest ~ tao governor is equivalent To-
, command. tie ruV.gaur b~IuE 'hs
g hi"f rNrFEtitr sBJ buIdinz ib~ sl-
rr.m- polite ROVER IT the state II
is the first iimr In The hisj1t, "i IT,"
.iJy tFa' sIrs pa order has b,cu ~.
'-uJsd 80 pyuVVr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
DENVER GETS MARTIAL
LAW IN ARMS EMBARGO

arus ms uu' vt Beaver T.' z1ve'-
NOS took shiz stand shsu D. learned
that ats ts.r,st tH s"ssFHi iiftss hsu
tyru izuurvt ,IT had sisyu sttiat
fnstHI iirp. Jlat vu 1rms uF ammuu
;lru t- ssHt Il, ;E" s,si.. districts.
. Jud tha' EFuz ar- ispiuz s-a'
iu'D the s'TiE.rs .aurs She au,rr=
nor said 'r vhicf pNriiI want
Fcr e. alt ~ 'tss. business m-n,anf
ra'ify them thsi am consignment
81 arms aud ammunition sent iuEp
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
liZ;!sE3i$5 4 Ii; 81! 5:I!|S;{S LIS

es'h.. ordinary ps.ssricasina. each of
Truth aHi ;r4st.aFshIn.ss. are In
.is.i-d in sh- ninth command. I, Is
al rS.-n'iSi 4. pr-s~a' ';sS business
The Last onr ssrfi.s us 'sryuad ih.
act 10 ". s..,is. sat, ...isi, IS, the
isais !.usis II this ~-S- k-p' all 9th.
-fs -opid b. uhn.s- s@arSs VIA,
sh-.- comma anam-nIs mean, ia I'd.
Hebrews in fsundins a nation Szd
forming s..itrashlp is apparent
Theif absrr.AHs- m.sns p.ar- ani
ss.aEi,ss isssi,s to ssc,i !. sa- first
~.s.sniis. 4. Chstssiaa .issssashis. \
sasi.as es-a'~s, danger is fntsr,si
\ pfo.-f saar-psion .' God ali -n.
.efer iiis Isss Ia. asasaI s-t-'s -
sas-' 1. ils nr.is -sS--sis sh.r phf.H
seal sasi nsnizi Na,Iuas saff~F -ts
~ as' t-pi' Ihr cpmmaadtas ais
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
Al the Fist y. E Chu,eh.

srta W tFysasli .sokr fast go
suiHz Du 'sr .sii- sf lEy i,e 10 sp'
,.;y - illustrated u 'b" life .; ihs
Hebrews
= sm 'h. '.sEi. 'ay Uud. had ,,i.
IS" E" 'hr Hebrew Sc aTiius &C. ;h-
reality o. tho divine nsiut-. gSgf-s.
49, ia His msFriiissu, ii-ui.v ~
power IN their bybs!' while iSn..
men Th-tf danger toward sus-Fs'ia
,iHH aud u.'s'i;ugifu "' VI -bj,st sur
n.n E1sI meets i NO; ry i~sdips
ih-n ,hr",zh phiIva aophy as b5 'h-
ss.-st- e ,sFr-rt reason bGt y, q
sinlpi. declaration Thou shalt hav-
ne other 8 ds brf"re Ne. Neapih--
Ism j. the toad 10 y tcrr-et ,cnJ OF.
'ion o. man aua the world His
jealousy Is expressed ia tac .s,3n I
The in,pv=sibiiiIy us
maintaining spiritual conception Of
GCd while wur.hippins idols is PROV
en- by experience. The latter part
states the isw OF hereditary. prosan.
lily in any form 4. no, overlooked.
MI arr guilty who Indulge Til,
: abbsih vouid h. an csseutiol In the
preservation Of the true conception
of Jehovah. In tn. iIfta comma ID
the pcTmsncnc. Of tn. family life I.
assured. ss sell as tn. parental in.
'ig.ncs ON child life durinz the ma.
turing periods.
Mans obligation to man is cor-
cred by the second part of the deca.
logic. The value of human life 10
taught On. needs h. saturated
with -scredne.. to :ulNli 'hi. com.
nsnd. NrEs;iyei, I, mean. one should
refrain from taking life Positively
love one another. Christ ~idcned
the scope pf tho seventh command
much beyond the mere act. NJ u the
Institution Of the perInan. NJ family
IS secured Property rights. thoush
restricted. are not to be ignored. The
easy confusion of the conscience up
on the ethics of property rishts is be-
vond question. Pani's injunction.
Let him fhs' s,ol. steal no more.
but rather let him labor is aprli.
cabl. today The violation of court
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

The life of shr.iss has entered. ;h-
rFp--ss a; my ius. sot sin and the
love fos FisLi-oss.less i-ein.s \ DE-
.iFc fes uaa'. sEas- I'LL. my heart
.hi tho ssSpugia. -tf~g, u tile salt
sai-s p.ass ~ h-s'-r the .sadI,i"as
.i,isia and ~ishus, THAT il srihE
m,s-it si"s~s 4. Chris, aai brias n,
hu sissna .r inY sSirni - iiiMs rps
.h- salt hss ts- sff-vs o: os-r -r,omins
AMI ssVosrin= lts rhs'foun~a',
WLsr-,-r tho cha.,h l-s-.esses this
saaiits u siii .s,t-,y meet resistance.
s.ura sr.' I--'ss--u,i-a bs tho sosld
1k. hi.t.ry ai the -srIy rhus.h or Of
nsi..i"a sis-s sbinaani pfvpfl Thr
p"raisF rhnruh .s preacher dars n''
as~ sys p.sS~ ih- ssva'-s. ansopa; a'
shis iitia~ sir. Epr r-as~'s sake 80
-n,r tFpuiss snsish -i'i the u.fIi
Iiu' this Is NJ f~sr. rh-'~ is fais~
Tst,.'ssni'F -n.ush. leaving sat sh~
living Sos s' God. Col. .r 'h'' cross cf
cars; fpr Sin "g 'h- need ~ .nts
S--ss.u et ~ters man I, !. salt siths
ui, sav"uTs spci srs ec;h's. q. i--
ras, .,i. fip- fer tho tuic,n-n'a
Christians. b- 'tr .sii .t Trinidad
In ta- Ma.,sr= ~.Ts.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
SUNDAY
SERMONS
Al the Christian Church.

Til. Way Oi the Cross" ~ss the
sermon theme of Ks,, Cook. In The
christian church. on sunday morn
.ns. iie spoke. in part. as follows;
''Th. world is full of symbols.
and meaningless, under
stood ani nisundeFs,ood: hut no on.
nisIni-fsiands the n-aIin: of the
cross. /, l. In" symbol OF the religion
~ l-sls- WEll b. Mas. Ia. e.os.
- Ia 'b- 80 the thris'ian, in sii the
Practical Affairs OF life, iiis iifins
with men. devotion lo humanity. re-
huhr rI'tion al .,nN-r. riches. ani all
iha, men ordinarily f.sagi ~ worth
Possessing Here was msn Nha
though, u worth w.il- Io live and
ii" foi the Ta,.-
= The iaN of sacrifice i, the
4. start a new order oi life. bui q,
announce a n-A principle ia iI:-. and
hIrh h-sTs an our d~stiny. iiis life
ana experiences are tind ., = i.,rsi-
lei IT all life: for the pathway al hu-
man life. like the Appian Nay. is
lined with Sufferers far the SAKE Of
sno~i~.is-. piins. Pascal. H.ssn. P..--.
cAgiyi~ ami i;ussih AaNc suffered;
AMI for III. sake Of liberty. Living
stone. Gafitaiii. 80 i.insain ca.
dar.d, i-eus died that -" misA'
live
I'll Tile sEus. i, .ir badge of die
slpi-.hip. hy this I do NO, mean i'
disappointment. t.t The -rpsz shlr.s
st, has made. ,zt Nor ,h- rFo>~ Ut
H.ss,yTioni; ~ Ito, the srpss ai
issas is . voluntary thias. something
sai.h s- .aa take ~. nf'i-; Il alone.
''iii. The Nay of the cross /. th-
-as sf service We ha,- our prob.
lem. I" solve. social revolution 10 n
III. air. the ~oTid over: the V-'s
f.si ps,siisn. Of so-i i.is ate i'~taE ua-
si-HEin-s:: Glass Ia aFfay.a asAinsi
si.sss Whs shall bring 10 pass The
age that i. 4. be- II 80 arr ,a iifi
ss-.- bursi-ns. .a.n- sn. must set an'
der sai ii's. AMI u s- sr- TO r--'
and ssis- .ar problem. liz. susn. ~
mu., siS. oug lives uasc,fishis So '.s
ta.k
Nv. th- Nay .f ,hr 'eu>z is 'h.
80, .f redemption u sir s-t- aaiy
.ius,. 4, ~saiJ .aan wash oft. " u
-sr- due la - twisted iaI.ii--'. Phi.
ies..ss ~"aid solve ia II q, sss- iss
=. sons ,rsid-u' of life. .saIa,son
.sss,,i speedily siVt IA n.- -ssrs
II i, p-r~ due {. isaasinsiiun. .apa
~ saala l- taHs9 tr-s5 " IL !. aa"
,n i<n-'s.e-. .al'ITr ~"aii spsf
aFis- II fgrsia is- rarth3 hat s'n is .
- assrsiis growth. poisoning ssf ists.
'usgs-ujus sur viii. hira'ias r''
.~a.ihi!i,;-~s t"ar.caisz uur nature.
saa grrp-a;ias al .pr :scsl;i.s -c
.,ts, issst =" the Great rhysi iriau i"f
hrs'inF. and 4" 'iin' slUa"s The
"a, ~ -. rrSss lead. hpus
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE
Are Ted Hov' 10 Regain Strength
and v,yof,

Ns uny sruv. oij tHr waste ~; ibv
.ystrin becomes muf- rauid than ras
pair. th- oSzsHs act HHT- SLOWLY al !
'c>s -st-,;iycly than IA ycuth. IN.
circulation Is poor. ;sa bicoi thin
and digestion vcsk
riHol. our delicious ed ii,cF and
iron tonic without oil. is III. iicsi
s;T.ps,benc- snd body builder for uii
folks. for 4, gnutii-s ihc very c'r.
acuts needed to f-bui,d wasting tie
sues aud replace v-skuess with
strength viuol ale. tor,iii.. the
system azsins; colds su! thus pre-.
vents pneumonia
Mrs Mar Ner. OF Columbus Ga .
says. IL people only knew the good
viuoi does old people. ain sure YOU
would b. unable to supply the de.
mand. never took auy,hinz b.forr
'ha, did tn. so much good a. vinoi.
II : the finest 'cnir and strength
creator ! over used In my life
" vinpI fails to build NJ the feeble.
old peopic. and create strength We
will return your money The Haus-
man Drug Company. Trinidad. Colo.
+. S-Our saNO sslse stops itch
Ing and begins healing at once.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
VELVET FLOWERS.

une bis velvet flower is tao tbins
at present \ husC purpiC seiN ct
rvs. with uaur petals. OF huge
red nsmelcss flower. with four srusr.
-, petals either m" u striking. and
in sco! form With the increased
use of ,vi,yt flowers their Jsau'y
has increased Perhaps their prtct
has increased tru. but they are rcall,
worth evcry cent that is asked FOR
them. fort b"y ar carefully mad,
and'hCr are suuI stylr aua culor
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

p-n'cr. ~ o.. IL at aFdr' trar
,.s,, nor Nnalps iu Caiyf rr Polio,
UN.ii this uuruiazs u'ates is unv
vas-rjvnCiuE the .fj. u ~ u1flIs'
SsS Complaint ,at1' frvu $50 ssfis
sSss tia, hsTiWsr, fiFn.z sua atf'rs
hss- been scudins arms aud amaUu
tSce ~ ~. striker. ia suuibsTu colo.
TIE governor ,aiir, up Cbi-f pf
l'oii,- ~ Neil and urdvrrt htm g. s'"
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
BUTTONS AND BOWS.

Buttons f-d loas aTc - share
,h. wors oi trimmings this winter.
buttons ar still Hrtgh usei Ior trim.
,GinS tailored suits AnG lows ar.
used as thcy have not been used Tor
Years one French frock shows a
long tunic of white chiffon. with
bows Of blue ribbon CSteiting t'ou.
neck to knees Tue satin undcrslirt
ha. a double row of whit, satin but
tons down She front from knees to
ham->o comoiriuE tne two smar,
me, hods c' trimming
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
INTER
SERIES IS
POSTPONED

New York, Dee, l-As AN alter
math of the recent worlds series a
number oI suggestions have been adj
sinred for revising III. present s!s-
TEN IN vogue in the meeting of III.
remnant winners of the tao major
league. each year Various obi..-
lions have been raised uy both Rag
nni"s snd players sessEd'us the
Quad Toiin s'Tie, a. proposed Dy
,.aITy Hermann aud other susses-
,ions siuHs similar linss The ia,es,
PROPOSAL, which comes from a New
iusiaHi has sbaii authority. 'alis for
a real iHier-i-asu. s-r..s with all
Nm-rIraE teams from tLr National
American leagues llayins fHr the
world title.
II is pTol,.,s.'i that .. 'ommiis--.
ssl"sl.d from the n-nl-rs "f III.
iia s-bal! Writers Ass.ss ,ion, an-
I1!EI Iso 1ii.i-asu. ,-ams, oa. from
the Nm-fi'an aud the other iran TN.
National League. aGd that iA-e. sem
sinaiions pIaS u series ai nin-s uss.'
isr the ~orld's champion ship, -ari
ssm. to los piay.i In > d.l;-rnt .iIy
On ,h- i~r big riTrui,s The pla.
saIis loE ih- Shois- io b. litni,-si ~
ts.nty players H. -sst i...su.. sad
ale" ~oIId iimi, , players eligibility
20 tsa years -, such s1gids sham
piSnship .ilSs tn. s-.-s'iSn os each
player -auid s- made b. a majority
vote !. I.~ -ainn<bi-- and 40 si,s
s.siii have NOR" than oa' Fsrs-s-nr
,h,iS- on such .oasmiii.-.
The father of the ii-a points or,
IAai such plan would pspsi de a .-'r-
i-s ,s-i~--n the les, players II -aul.
league and ssuii thus prove tssi %
The pisSirs ability Of sh- to. rival
II ~,siii farther sis.
s,aI players in the s~.oai '!isi.ssn
yilbs n -hang- I. shsf- in ,hv ~.ria's
.rfi.s ns.n-y aud the tsss 1t the ,ss
-. sir-ii,s sa as,-af'uaiy su Wit
r-e. u, least oh~ game Ut each .-s..
"n'iss -nriJ's .-fi~ss fFssa = siasa-
clay stand 3-aia' the s,S'.-n .iuts
s-mPe.'ns the tao msi-s leagues
s.ui.i ali ~bsf- in ih- s.rsip,s ana
the i-aiis - '.rs as -rli. ~ Tim
ii,ns the ! .s,i,ss II . player 10 too
srass ,h- .fss sps,ia b. os~r fp~ .-s
aad sisirs ris'-. - reu- IN ih-
s-Fis@
I, 4. s-.Ia,si "a' that ss.A 81 Eia'.
suald 4" .s4F ~i'h ,a- I-siplsf ..i
iT-rs 81 'H"s- ri,s.ts snd ,nssaa.-s
-. feel ,ita, ih-T sr- sn,i'i.d - =
I-sfsipn ~ the ,.-si lands .f ,,nIisrs
pue A-uusilg divided ts iss is.5.ss
II jss - 'h- i,D isaaur. rhp.~ ~s~
have heard it- srb-s1r -Sgiaiu.i
sri !u mas aprr"yr u. 10. claim .hs;
ig is Ju- i,1riss f"g Prsiszs..r4i 4i
los. I.at! aud .F-ns is- -as t.s esstz-
- "f 'a1"risistn aai vis- pa!iiuE
tHFiaz 'sr s~l~sti"H rfu.rz' Thrv
!gE'h.F ,D1i.ui that is- Interest
'ss'rs national fsihsF ikaa rru'Eais
B~i. v"'fH S'gsuI, iH s"stS ,aiii-z
Oft in zst- rrFsip,s. sai lead to the
"t-n,uat ,I'tap.- ~ 'hr ~urI'l'. .sr.
i.s a. 'b. 'iimsy - 10. ts...haii s.ss-
81 B"zstjif<<s buv.saFs ~ personal
srini"us. 'hr tact ihst such = tr"ld
ris, should haN. i-sn evolved shys<
that there ar baseball met uhr 81,
pD. believe iha, the pr--cu, worlds
series is II" ias' pofJ IN NiH-risa. :.
nstiuusI sport.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
FITS HIS CASE EXACTLY

"Wa-a ;aihCs vss .trk abgag sis
y-sT- .zs ar t-sd an advertisement
~ Cbsmb-risip's Tablets IN th" 20
- - ,ts, ;it his ss.- exactly. srit.
Miss NsSzar-t Campbell Uf Fort
sui,h. Nsh lie purchased bcS "f
them aud h- has not b..n sick sine.
Ny sister hai stomach ,rpubi. sag
ives also b,a-ii'.d by them r"r
s.!s l., all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Have you tried cheesebaiis rolled
in ar- and bread crumbs AMI fried
in boiling fat TLey are delicious.
when served with lettuce heart. and
Virginia ham
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-01

prln,i.s ,s .rery aescsfr,'os seat.
.. asd quickly cl-eussd ai The
Chrenis'e-Ssw job ruons. samples
! nd quotations on request. Use the
ieirpsoa. Trinidad sln ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-20
Bargains in Real
Estate

2SO acres 11s miles from good town
on main line Of Rock Island 25O
acres in cultivation, 60 acres creek
bottom, 20 acres we'll set in alfalfa
new seven room frame house, good
barn and outbulldings, fenced and
cross fenced; we can loan $4,000 per
acre on this farm. Price $S5.Oo per
acre.
240 acres y miles northeast Of
Chickasha; 1870 acres in cultivation,
good house, barn and outbuildings,
plenty Of water, fenced and cross
fenced; has loan Of $2lOO at 6 per cent
due in eight years; go acres Of corn
on this farm will make 25 bushels per