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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

ous'y from morn to night. constantly
watched by their wondering. happy look
Ing mother.
A hopeful photographer went to the
Zoo yesterday to get pictures of the new
family. but Helen refused to allow them
to pose. She considered the arrival Of
her young ones an entirely private az
fair. In which the public had no right
to be Interested. At least that's what
she said about 1t when the matter was
preached.
The next event In the lives of the cubs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

/ They dance II Just like our best artists
do. but not quite As gracefully As some
OF our expert opponents.
In some OF the cabarets In London they
call It the "walrus wobble." but these
places are mostly patronixed by-wsll-
by the good-natured stout Germans.
The artists are given up to semi
sentimental songs. but occasionally an
American ragtime singer forces himself
through the hordes Of native enter
tainers and sets caoaretdom Wild with
one Of our own speedy compositions.
Every idea that has made . hit abroad
wes copped from US. They have the
winter Garden In Berlin. q great big
place. but It In SO filed with gendarmes
that It 10 hard to nudge your way to q
table.
In Paris the Palais de Danse' Is
the biggest and liveliest place, but the
much talked about dancers there are
only doing the Apache dance. and that.
- every bunny hugger and turkey trot-
ter knows. 10 q steal from the Texas
Tommy ana the Turkey Trot.
''They haven't got our genteel way
Of Introducing little bits Of risque
dance and song In either Paris or Ber-
lin. They want to overdo things In
these old world cities. and their idea OF
snappy entertainment 10 to send out
upon the stage artists wearing little
more than birthday clothes. Really.
Flo Ziegfeld's ideas OF modesty are
modest compared to the Paris or Berlin
idea.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

though he was dismissed, his schsme
was carried out BY Andrew Eliicott,
there was much rivalry among various
cities Tor the honor Of becoming the
capital OF the republic. Kingston, N. r..
annapolis. Md. and a point below the
rails OF the Delaware. In New Jersey
were susested as desirable sites The
choice OF the District Of Columbia Was
OF the nature Of compromise. cansaa
followed the example Of. the United
states In establishing the capital at
hytovn' now Ottawa, Instead Of in a
city. and Australia " nov bui11inx =
new city At canbsrra, N. 8. W, ~ The
capital Of the eensmonwsaltA -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

will be their naming. Three Of item are
males and the others have no pro.
nounced opinions ON sufrrsSs-as yet
Giving names to the youngsters II q
municipal anair. the responsibility 70.
posing In the once OF Park Commits.
sioner Slower. Mr.. Slower has not YET
determined The names most civ!ckiiy
appropriate and suggestions would
doubtless 90 he welcome. Mr.. Slower
address Is the Arsenal. Central Park.
The names Eustace and Clifford hays
already been rejected 81 !.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

- you 81 Why Mayor osynor has
~ tires ana two rims On zach q the
seas wheels a his automobiis sna Why
- has only one tire On the froat wheel?
u = pAain you are quite oossrvant A
lltt(e. curiosity y COED thing. Some
oeepse have too much curiosity. ~
ttnss. III amounts to imosrtinsncs.
ones you ask. It may not b smiss to
ttl you.
rue great Arastophanss once said.
"A solid foundation 10 the basis Of all
wisdom" and his Egyptian prototys
ten rs prosecutors TO BE not forward
unless you are well balanced" And
The Sage Of the sAenseround. address
lag his Gymnasium IN the fourteenth
Century, said: The fool rushes about
because be has lost his equilibrium: the
wiaa man makes haste swiftly because
hs,h veil hseiesd."
With scamps NEEDING with other
foiks' business and raxbRg newspapers
hAiViug ON the Police Department. the
Mayer had worries enough without being
tormsnted with his auto. suppose he
sheui1 hs whirliny out to ~. James
eoQs evening and Bing Bang! q tire
'uh6uld 30 ker-plunk. Wouldn't that
make even as kind and docile man a
Me Honor mildly peevish. At least2
n 10 the way Of tires 10 cut up this
~. Just as Il 10 the way OF some
Drinciplsd rascais to keep doing what
III wrong. Caesar often said Gave via
eAoiansr' meaning Watch your step!"
\ a, u perchancs q mischievous stone
penotursd one OF the Mayors ties. he has
~ other one to set home on. thus
''Nnaking haste swiftly because he Is
Vel hesied."
hat there IL . deeper reason beyond
~ ehls, Empty ,pated individuals ant
peopls who !cviticiss without seeing
farther than thu points, 81 their noses
wov,o not discover the most importan
(. ypesep Tor the two rims on each wheel
+ e you followed the Mayors career 20,
u vsuj1 realise that he 10 q krsat reader
Like CasAar, Alexander. the Great. Ma
poison and =. Il In our own time. tn
Y Mayer never losss a moment While
- vldes he reads. Whlie he walks D
thinks--of course, you knew that. Blu
( ghsn. enc reads Il Is easy to undesstan'
- must havs something to read from
(, \ eeo5r1Is msn doesn't read newspaper
Z, ~ ~ dine And you can't read walk
3 - 1hC~oGA Patton street Or FistbusI
y uun ~ IN - tho Mayor has b
Il ~ u31 r. ~ ca. Hssing ae,i,
"A 11oo - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

No. stree. the cabarets Of PARIS and
Berlin have nothing on our own New
York refugees Of midnight merriment
Take II from John Reisenweber. who
has Just returned from a note-taklns
tour Of the cabarets Of Berlin and
Paris. In fact. this we'll known cabar.
etsur says that II things a. they are In
the cabarets OF these two big European
cities were In vogue In this town our
cabarets would die . quicker death
than they are dying now. Which. by tho
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19
AGE LIMIT FOR N1IPs.

steamships seldom last more .aan
forty years. or those built between 1915
and lSS there In not one ahoat. The
HE Of the modern steci ship II much
shorter than that OF her wooden prede-
cessor. A. for warships, they are
usually scrappsd Of the age Of twenty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19
GOOD CLASS OF PEAsANrRv.

= You have q beautiful manor house,
put you ought to have a little village
Tor the peasantry. AS we DO In England.
II adds to tho landscape"
"All right" said the multi miliionaire,
but II must be a restricted AFFAIR. No
peasant admitted earning less than
5000 a year,"-Chicago Journal.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19
The Majority OF the Men at
the Summer Turkey Trots
on Ne,D York Roofs and
IN the Restaurants and
Hotels Are Oid Men, ana
Tho Who Are Not Old
Are Bald Headed. -Neus
lem. -

: The above news item Il vsrac,ous.
fa.s little bit ofimportant Information
y for all you New Workers.. including
wives. who will reed this page - II
suffers In the particular ocean or noun.
oain brssss that u glad 70 welcome II.
Il y Q statement Of austere fact.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

The, average turkey trotisry Of New
York At the present lassspt OF this Ammo
2! no.A mini looks like AZ .t:RAAn'. home on
Elderly aAd., H. may ~ said. middle
ased Observation-Disclosures seem
TO have suddenly discovered all at once
and all tog ,ther that the turkey trot 10
q great reiuvenator.
Truth and any ones observation COM
pei tho abatement that the old fellows
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

body and he hasn't bent his knee to
any political party or boss or group OF
politicians. 80 what books say abou
politics doesn't worry the Mayor. Any
how the Mayor knows more about
politics than the books do, as you know
sNOT.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19

The NeU Yorker Has Just
Returned from a
European "Cafe to Cafe
Canvass" and An
n0llssces That This
Un's Cabaretd05,a
Can Learn Nothing
From, the Old World
"Paris and Berlin Get
Hold of Our Liue Ideas
When We Are Ready to
Discard Them"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19
His Honor the Mayors Travelling Library;
s Yes He Carries It In His Automobile

And Each Of the Nine
Volumes 70 q Mind I'm.
Propsr-"Ths Reign Of
the Ssoses" 10 One Of
Them. and hancts
Bscon's "N-Litsral
CIPHER Another-Hjs
Honor Also q Double
Rear Tire Pioneer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-19
SPORTING EVENT.

Got a relay team at your school.
SOM"
"a fast one. dad"
$50 hear. Fetch II around Saturday
and let's see how fast YOU can relay
some carpet"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

profess against arF 5s sca 0i this
matter ~h1h w1ald seem 10 indlcsts
thar --s are bodies ~ or islloz citf
As wa Ge rging i1 grind as down
aaa d8 EE There az some
Mea Is tlat s1I-- dtnz know h0e
they ssseg c nlgats, but sasga are men
q tAzs Bird Thank God. rhay are
nat numerous THE tr1th x ws sr
s8 ca1ght "a srsst se0n0mle system.
which is heart.ess
AAea bear judges reason upon
the analogy 04 relationships rhat uses
10 erss between w0rkmAn and their
employers, generation ago. I wonder
4 theT have not opened their eyes to
tie modern woEid You know NE
hare 9 right g expect that judges wsIl
hare their egEs open. aren though the
law lheT administer hasn't awakened
Since 4 bars entered politics. have
.chisny BAD mems views eonhied p
me privately some al the biggest
men in ghe United States ID tAe fed
oa commerce and manufacture are
afraid b somebody. aFe afraid 81
something They know that there IS
q power s0mewhers % organized. %
subtle. so watehful. SO iAterlocksd. so
complete. 50 perVaziye. thar shey had
better BOT speak in condemnation OF Il.
American Industry Is hot free. IL
once & aas free Ths men With oaIy
listle eapltal Is finding it harder 70
get into the fsald. more ana mors in.
possible % compete with the big fst
low Why, Because the laws Of this
coansry Do not prevent The stroas
from crushing the weak That Is the
reason. and because the strong have
crushed the weak The strong dominate
tbe Industry ana fhe economic liss Il
this country
There IS much that needs recon
sfFucti0H iu the United states. j
shoaid Ike to take a census 81 bust
ness men-f mean the rank and file
q the business men--as 70 whether
the organization Of business in this
country is satisfactory q not ! -ss@
wat they would say Fl tier dared. II
rheF could vote secretly they would
vots Overwhelmingly that -he present
ofeanlzaii0a q business was meant
foE t1s Big fellows and vas not meant
ioF the Httie felIoFs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06
Happy
New
Year

We take this opportunity Of
thanking our customers for their
patronage and good win for the
year 1912. We extend to all a
hearty happy New Year. MAJ
the year 1913 bring to all health.
happiness and prosperity. Our
resolution for the coming year
Better Service. Highest Quail
ity." We would appreciate
your grocery business. Our
stock will always be found com
plete and our spray full of all
kinds Of vegetables.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

The newly-married pair had escaped
from their demonstgatlve friends aud
we're On the way 70 the depot when
the carriage stopped Tue bridegroom
looked out Of the window inpatient
ly. What's The matter driver. be
called.
The horse has thrown : shoe. cir. .
was the reply.
Great Scott" srosned the bride
groom, even the horse knows wefa
a. ...-.t.a -
HtAA 1naFIirU
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06
FEEDING MORE CATTLE.

The Kansas City Droyers' Telegram
recently contained the following
Johns Bros OF Chickasha. Okla.
extensive cattle feeders Of the Wash
ita valley. marketed yesterday seven
carloads Of mealfed steers al q good
price The Chickasha district furnish
ed but few fed cattle last year. owing
to short crops But this winter they
are strictly in it on feeding, as there
are in the feed lots at present at the
cotton OH mills 50eo head OF steers. Al
most that number have been shipped
out, but as fast as they run them of
to market others are put IN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

-H- tA-a A-lA-A-A AAAA1a NA-t1ra
Have sou swapped Off your Christ.
mas present yet?
Old Boreas-blame him-has slipped
one over sunny Oklahoma.
How would you ike to be tho mail
carrier on a day like this?
Marriage is the most vonderful pro.
fession in the world.-Ida NJ. TarbelL
anyway you have something Tor
Thich to BE- thankful If your water
PIPES didn't freeze
rs Homan's fortune in her face"
inquiries Laura Jean Libbey. Il it IS,
Ar- Cy Nic says be knows some WHO
ere terribly noFertvstrieken.
Tncle 81 says ma cant play a note
sas she's dead set and determined to
-aTa one Of those skirts with the ac-
eQFzscn attachment
okisaana city Is advertising that
So wants 9 few millionaires. Plensy
q p 3aiinE . take the JOB If tnny
VII taFalsh tie money
Correction N The affidavit of Os-
ezr tae bsy reporter. printed in satur-
dag paper tae word etrues vas in
aaFsrienllT substituted for untrue.
= had TO cone Of c0urse-comDlaint
has 1eea Sled against a rurai mail
carrier e Lesan eoHnts because Bel
felasea @ accept ! live hen for par
cels pszl delivery.
Tie editor of The Froesale Foel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06
ogYcEN sN1 oPTLllIsAi.


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or
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aa4 a4-iig-a
f 1 a4T ia.s compliment
proceed 'a eAtraet from t1e Ameri-
Ii lae alaaAAsing exBsa-
e eaas fertile brain fey tae
A ApEess readers hsre II
creed a yea should paste sa
% @ frame an1 AaHg oFer yoar
mantle end esr prayeFfuily every
% tae FA ons semnis s9a s. trade
fFem AeneFaad and reflect on
'e iolioA inz
@ everything AZ home.
Because ~ interests are here.
e 'ae eenHlnisy thas f good
e1 &c m Ire IN IS good
lgs 70 y M
pe.sse e u4az eilE
NilA Ag Aflenaa
ent g SEE ne goods
@AAs q se- "aAk 4 1Ay
p-i s.
& carries
4sa FaA SNORT
@ a'i saa AZ
= nome ana WORKS iof
a 2
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say from Hill
q iHFez
@
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T ren ne
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ae a by
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helps me and e IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

Holn observes thaf one advantage 81
being politician j. that y1a get yuur
aame 8 the paper whether rou
amount "a q dsrn or nos.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

Il vas easy enoagh to st0r the man 4
paper bat impossible 70 stop fhe crit
teE rli he sot ready 10 stop. Editorial
jurisdiction doesn't extend over crit
tars, our only business being t0 record
their doins.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

Central SAYS you don't know whsr
Is Is 70 he busy unless you have bad
70 answer tae calls when a fire alarm
q sounded And some people actually
set i1ssy X they have % wait haH a
ninu,s FOR a reply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

: All items for publication in I
: the society columns 81 the Ex. I
= press Saturday must be report 4
> ed to the society editor (phone 1
, 75l before Friday noon. ex-
Z cept id case Of events occur.
= ring Friday afternoon or Fri 1
: day evening, which may Be re-
: portes early Saturday morning.
? This is not an arbitrary rule, 4
= but IS made necessary b. me
= chanical requirements Ia the
> cypress office.
, Please note this rule carefully 4
> ana remember that i Is IN I
= force each weak !
? <&4s$4+&s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06
FABLES UP To DATE.


s3iafi and Breeze
A foolish PUP vas discoserr1 e7e
daF baslly digsins around hole
where 4 badger some yeS-s before hss
established iss abode you see. MON.
er bow industrious 7 an. said rhe
rna proldiy Yes. observe thar.
said ihe oii dog tus seeing Thar there
has not been anything in thar hole
icF AZ least Z year. C occurs u me-
mF son. that r5a have q blamed sight
more Industry than brains
a fine Foung turkey g0Sblar was
picked out Of a flock and PIT I'D 10
iattsn fsr the Christmas feast Not
being onto the real situation the Young
turkey Ras considerably swelled I'D
over what Be Supposed zas special
favor and commenced to strut round
the pen and blow about having a
siaHdan with the boss. Am cid lean
g0bblsr iisiense ioT spell and then
said. Young felloe yoa rill probably
discover later that rhen the boss 81
this establishment begins to stuff you
with extra grub hs Is doing ii for hl1
own advantage. NOT yours Aiterward
when ou Christmas eve tie Old turkey
saN the carcass 81 the Young bird
hanging "a he cooling room Be Re-
marked This thing Of being old and
tough and lean seems to have its ad-
vansagss after an
Two horses wsre hiichsd 70 a load
One vas a willing pullsr but the other
kicked and baked and retused 10 pull.
a pound Finally the man, VINO oznsd
them uHhiresed the kicker and -gn,
another horse in hls place. That night
Fhen The wiling horse came in weary
and covered with sweat the kicker
commenced 10 guy him. saying. You
Internal fool You Just work and sweat
and The 2sore Jon N0rk the more you.
have 20 pull II sou would % as n
do. kick and balk you would get out
o. work ard get 2 ch1ace 10 take it
easy Maybe 50. replied the patient
~s-- ,szss, put might iuzt say in
passing that ] heard our master hag-
Ing talk today with another man
aAo Is il ths horse beef business i
occurs % me that GA the shoie ! would
rather sweat some Than to BE- canned %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

Ts editor + the Fsossais Fos
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

eUBsCRIPTIoN RATEa
1Ra Fsar, delivered by e4rriar---fltg
x naashs. deiirsred = carrier 30
aazea maAiAa, delrsas5 aT carrier l-z7
cs EsEiA. &s1Tsrsd y carrier 20
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

c1Tsetious ~ the affidavit oi Os
fz tae eoy reporter. printed in Satur
qas 1sper tae word true was il
aeFsveztsT substituted for untrue,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

9kiaaana City IS advertising thai
So wants 9 few millionaires. Plen1
q . 4aiaE @ take the iob If tnas
4zH fasalzh tie money.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

Fasa tae eaF'mufia, please.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-06

Is woman's fortune in her face"
inquiries Laura Jean Libbey. L it Is,
Ar- Cy Nic says be knows some WHO
are terribly noTeFtT-strieken.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10
PLACES QUARANTINE
ON HAMMOCK ALFALFA

Governor Stewart of Montana has
issued a proclamation declaring a
sweapiRg quarantine against all tha
state OF Utah; Bear Lake, Oneida
and Bannock counties in idaho, and
Uinta and Lincoln counties in Wyom-
ing, prohibiting the Importation into
this state from the district named
the following:
Alfalfa hay.
Forage crops of all kinds, loose OF
baled.
Alfalfa seed unless accompanied
by a certificate Of fuInigation.
All nursery stock unless accom-
panied by a certificate Of fumigaadon
Fresh fruits of all kinds at the
time of harvest.
Potatoes and garden, vegetables
during the months from April to
October.
The action was taken upon H.
formation laid before the governor
as a result of an investigation madh
by NJ l.. Dean. state hnrticulturhst,
and. b, A. Cooley, head Of the farmer
Institutes, and is for the purpose, 4
is stated, to keep the alfalfa weeva
out Of Montana. Fruit Inspectors
are directed to destroy or return ts
shippers all shipments mads in viola
ton Of she quarantine ordes;. which
became effective July l.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10
SLUGS ARE DOING
DAMAGE TO FRUIT
Many Inquiries as to How to Combat
Pest Are Received

Never before in the history Of the
state horticultural department have
slugs done SO much harm to bear
ing as well as younger fruit trees as
at the present time. Hundreds of in
Quiries have reached the department
within the last few days from fruit
growers, according to State Horticul-
tural Inspector John U. Mcpherson,
asking for some remedy to rid the
trees of the pests. The recent con-
tinucd damp weather is said to be the
cause In many orchards the trees
have been defoliated.
"My advice to fruit growers" said
Inspector Mcpherson, "is to spray the
trees with arsenate of lead, using five
pounds to 100 gallons of water or 219
to so in mixing the solution. Where
the fruit will be ready for picking
within a month this spray can now be-
used without injuring the fruit Hun
dreds of anxious inquiries have been
received by this department from fruit
growers and all report that the slugs
are doing a great deal of harm. In
spection has revealed the fact that
this Is true. Probably moro harm has
been done by slugs. within the past
few weeks than ever before in the
history Of the state
The wasp lays the eggs from which
the slugs hatch in the latter part Of
May or first part of June on the
leaves of the tree. The larva, when
first Matched Is OF a greenish color,
gradually turning to a shiny black,
as size and age are attained. The
larva when full grown is about three
fourths of an inch long and is covered
with slime something like snail, to
which dust or dirt will readily adhere.
1t feeds mostly on the top side of the
leaf, eating away the pulp; but very
seldom eats entirely through the leaf,
yet is causes the leaf, if badly eaten,
to wither away and dry up. Some sea
SONS they are quite destructived They
feed mostly on pear, cherry and
ounce. Mi
Remedy for Pear and Cherry Slug
While tho slug IL very easily con
trolled with an application of arsenic
(Remedies Nos. and 3, or No. A.,
it SO happens that with cherries it
pears just about picking time, when
it is not desirable to spray, as this
would cover the fruit with spray and
injure it's appearance for market y.
slug can now be found in all fruit see-
tons and can nearly always be de.
pended upon to appear each season,
and any grower having chorry trees
should spray them with an arsenical
spray at least q month before picking
time thus having the poison ready for
tho insect withou4 injury to the fruit.
The pear and ounce can be sprayed
at any time. II only few trees are
in the orchard, frequent applications
OF fine road dust, 4shes OF air-slaked
Lime are effective, a. such substances
adhere to the insect and dries them
,up.-CapitaE News