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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02
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RY MAReARET MASON.

New York, Feb. 2.-Yes. indeedy,
the first fruits OF fashion are oranges.
Orange huea hair is all the rage and
even the newest compiaMels are yerg-
ing en- the orange Counters
Haunting the new sprins iabrics in the
races OF Fashions followers fairly
reek with the bilious silk bulk and
jaundiced- lengths CT grange hued
eponge ratine voile, marquisette and
crepe Many are solid one-toned Ell
iects while others are broken up into
orange and waite checks and stripes
in truly eggy manner Some Of the
exquisitely sheer yoiles ana crepes
even go farther on their fruity way
and show sprays Of oranges in the nat
ural tints hand stenclled en- their
fiimy surfaces
There is little doubt that femlninity
VIII take kindly to this grange fad for
every woman knows that orange trees
bear both fruit and flower simulta
neously 1t is not wild hope to cher
ish therefore that orange blossoms
may be the legitimate fruits cf fetch
IN orange continue Besides, Neil
Gwynn was an orange girl and she
won king As a timely fashion tip.
however. you would do well to adopt
the orange color scheme too profusely
until after the 18th OF March
Next TO looking like an orange. the
best Fashion bet for carly spring is to
disguise yourself like an awning
Widely striped ratines, yoiles and or
gandies in an the combinations OF red.
blue, green, yellow or brown stripes
With white, are startlingly stunning
and boon to portly figures.
The passion for pink panues. petit
coats and other personal pretties
seems 10 know no limit and an Of my
Lady Daintys spring underwear glows
and bushes with the faintest rosy tint
Of dawn. Recklessly combined with
the frank openwork Of all-over net no
wonder the nighdes. combinations.
chemises and knickers blush. Some Of
the very latest lingerie is entirely all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

caprices OF earth,
air and sky, that
nothing was fur
ther from her pa
rents minds than
her reluctance
when the lord OF
San Jose valley
condeseended to
ask his hard work
ing poems for
their daughter.
lust why Camil-
a s glo wing,
black eyes should
hush with tears
instead of shine
with delight the
divination of the
star readers, and
she never told.
The marriage of
the daughter
meant the liberty
Of the parents.
The big hacen-
dado had sworn
Il. He was a
good man and
would keep his
word. Camilla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02
LIBRARY BULLETIN.

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Library hours: Reading rooms ana
charging desk, opea from . to G p. m.
from to D. m Sundays. 3 to 5 ,.
m Telephone ll24.
Some popular books, as shown by
the lendisgs in this and other H.
braTies during the past year
Fiction.
Abbott: The White Linen Nurse.
Beach The Iron Trail.
Bennett A Great Man; Buried
Alive Deary the A dacious: The Old
Adam.
Bosher-Mary cary; Miss Gibbie
Gault.
Garfield. The Squirrel Cage.
Churchill. The Inside Of the Cup.
connor: Corporal Cameron.
Cooke: The Power and the Glory
Dayiess: Miss Selma Lue.
Deland: Partners; The Iron Wo-
man.
Doyle-The Lost World; The Poison
Belt
FOX: The Heart OF the Hills, Trail
OF the Lonesome Pine.
Glasgow Virsinia.
Harrison: Queed, " VS. Eyes.
Kester. The prodigal Judge. John
o jamestown
King The Wild Olive; The Inner
Shrine; The Street called Straight
Lorrigo: Doc Williams.
Locke Stella Mans. simon the
Jester.
Merriek Conrad in Quest OF His
Youth.
Parker: The Judgment House.
Porter: Laddie; Harvester. Song
o. the Cardinal.
Ward: The Mating OF LYDIA The
Coryston Family.
Wiggin Story Of Waistul Baxter.
Wright Winning Of Barbara
Worth.
Drama.
Barrie; Peter and Wendy.
Galsworthy. Justice.
Hauptman. The sunken Bell.
Ibsen: Peer Gynt.
Kennedy. The Servant in the
House.
Maetrelinck The Bluebird.
Peabody; The Piper
Pinero: The Princess and the But
terfly.
Rostand Chantecler.
zangwill The Melting Pot
Miscellaneous.
Autin. The Promised Land.
Bennetts How to Live on p Hours
a Day.
King. Rational Living
Howells: Heroines of Fictoin.
Shuman How 10 Judge a Book.
smith The Acntessori system.
When the bowels become irregular
YOU are uncomfortable and the longer
this condition exists the worse you
feel You can get rid Of this misery
quickly By using Herbine Take
dose on going to bed and see how fine
you feel next day Price soc. Sold
by Owl Drug Store and Public Drug
Store.-Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02
GAPRIGEs OF THE EARTH
BY EDGAR WHITE.

She was such a little thing. and so
used TO bow her tawny head at the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

A dream Of a summer hat with a
muff to match is shown in the window
OF one OF the smartest hat shops on
Fifth avenue The chapeau which IS
large garden hat Of leghorn has the
brim completely yelled IN turquoise
blue chiffon Three beautiful la
France roses with their foliage nestle
amidst tae turquoise chiffon over ccra
eolored taffeta lhe exact shade Of the
leghorn straw. A spray OF the rose
decorates the middle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02
Newest Fancies i'm
Realm of Fashion

/ over net with just few pink rbboni
and rosebuds added for warmth
What the net results viii be you
dare not think bur with these In lieu
oi the woolen underwear that grand
ma used to affect it is at least cheer.
ing to reflect that spring is near
Detachable tunics are thing OF
beauty and joys forever as well as
veritable life savers to the damsel
whose wardrobe purse IS slender and
whose wardrobe needs are large.
a tunic Of chiffon edged in fur or
wired with rosebuds win transform
your lone evening gown completely.
Worn with the tunic tonight and with
out it tomorrow you get the credit for
q versatility OF frocks a tunic OF
Roman stripe or Scotch plaid silk in
blending tcles adds a piquant and re-
lreshing change 10 your tailored suit,
and converts it into dressy after
noon costume, and there you are.
A tunic in time saves nine or so
trocks to your seasons credit
Dame Fashion doesn't disdain to get
hints from the get.up Of dresser Or
q COW boy The an look a.ife to her
whel she Is stalking a style Snatch.
ing the bandana from the neck OF the
ccwpuncher and the peon she pro
ceeds to swathe it around the lilly
throat Of sassiety queen.
In plain words the last words I'm
collar effects Us a piece cf Material
cut TO simulate knotted handler-
chief and draped carelessly and loose
ly about your neck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

wsut Ads suns r.sura
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
THE INCOME TAX.

Only two days remain to those who have neglected to comply with the requirements of the Income Tax law submit their inventories of income exceeding three thousand dollars is safe to that those who have forwarded their schedules with feelings of una loved cheerfulness are in disgruned minority When breaks his leg he is told to be thankful that 1t not his neck. When ill., or even calamity be- falls him. he is praise fortune it is To many the greatest grief comes through form of Blessed be he who has nothing for to be subject to any form of must have something to tax To those who the something which is big enough be reached by the federal income tax the New York Tribune indicts these words of comfort:
 Here we have exemption of sSOOo for the single and 5000 fer the married and the the income above that up s20.o0o is per In Austria they are going to levy taxes upon incomes of only s92O the amount of s2.s3
 An income of s1.25O. which here is exempt will there pay tax of s2Ssl An income of s625O is here taxed only per the s225o above the exempt limit s225O. but in Austria 1t pay s2l5 One of s5oooc here pays s7sO against s2sSo there in primary n- come tax
 But there it must really pay much than that. Incomes from investments are subject to a of per and also to other local surcharges that Vienna income of s5ooOo from investments must pay a total tax of Il per cent. s5.5oo.
 "so much for the Austrian subject But if the tax payer happens to be a foreigner domiced in Austria who is paying his government tax on his entire income he must also to Austria the full tax rate not merely on that portion of his income which he derives from business in Austria which he spends there bun on the whole of 1t, which may be accommodating or be spent in his country.
 " therefore. New Yorker who has investments here which pay him s5o.oo0 year goes Vienna live h' pay his s76o here and s55OO there So don't expect to see many income tax dodgers migrate from this country to the realm of the Hapsburgs."
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
THE BASEBALL BONANZA.

The profits of business lavishly advertised free by the newspapers organized baseball were revealed by charls w. Murphy his palatal Chicago home. after he had been effectually separated from the Cub of the National league Murphy started in baseball
 shoestrng and retires with something like 100000
 If his price for the 53 of the Chicago team s5O0OOO he has that and half interest in the baseball basis the team is valued at slO000O0. nowithstand
 ing that Murphy and c. P. Taft in 1905 paid s1o5o0
 for it and earned the first year than the pur
 chase price the of 1908 it is known that the club paid s2SOOOO dividends That the most cessful year. but there other when it earned si5o0oO Figuring another way. Murphy has shared Tn profits for eight seasons he had considerably half million before he sold his interest the annual earnings must averaged close S200000 It must be remembered that Murphy started baseball writer teres is considering Somebody else is going to worry about building a grand stand for the Cubs,
 he said Somebody else is going to fuss managers and players and thousand little details of running ' ball club Somebody else is going be jeered by mad public From on I'm going to be a fan. a regular bowling crazy fan. If want to run down to Florida spell in the cold winter time therell be nothing to hold back If to motor about the country in the I'll be free to do SO If wan
 to take trip around the world. nothing will stand il and I'm happier than I've ever been in my whole life
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27

their is lot of men dging drane or dch priins a big rock out of hole iugng a hodd of brix up
 ladder lifting berIls of flower Into carts bildng stone wall sutch things them and sets down
 in the and and and keeps yornng and the feers whtch Is busting there lungs lifting and bring with crobars and straning there backboans with barils of flower when they this loafer Hing the grass get mad time and hoer to the oafer hi their you gob and the ioafer laffs kind of sassy and says. no gob for and yorns and says will go to seap. then the feers whch is wrkng puts down there hodds dcrobars and big rocks and hoers less
 lam time out of this dam loafer and they chase him mills and then don't ketch him becaus they have saned
 hemselfs bad by wirking hard and he aint and when they back to there wrk they find the boss has doked them a5 for oang whitch makes them madder than they before"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27

damental problems of education, and
 life in their application to conditions in the south. I
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
ABOUT lOAFERS.

It was not so long ago that the reading public was delightfully."- entertained by Judge Shute and his accounts of thoroughly human and distinctly American small hoy After an interval altogether too long, Judge shu'e has resumed his chronicng of juvenile philosophy Here is his observations loafer, printed in the Natona' Magazine
 "oafers is fellers which ant got no wirk to do anu wont do it if they has asked my father how ioaters lived and he sed oaers didn't live, they just xsted ana set round til they dde and was no good to ehns body xcept at time when they was wrth rom to
 dollars cordng to weher 1t close lection and the candidate was willing to come down with the stuf'
 he sed loafer better ded than alive becaus wnen he was alive everybody wanted to give him crak ID the jaw and count 10 when he was ded eyerypoos ,r,de to say something good about him whtch wasen mutch ennyhow and berry him.
 sometimes oafers sets lenses and sometimes leeh' agenst posts and bdngs and doorsteps and smoaks an spits and splits and splits. loafers always has pen' of obacco and tobacco split and pip to smoak 1t in mean the tobaco not the spitt.
 when loafer wants to hayea good time he gos whef
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
EDUCATORS TO MEET
 IN LOUISVILLE


 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 26.-Louis vile Is preparing to entertain early in April what promises to be the larg- est and most notable educational con ference ever held. in the South. The occasion will be the first joint con vention ever held by the Southern Educational Association and the Con ference for Education in the South.
 The chief purpose of the joint meet ing cf the two bodies will be tc, secure n closer coordination of the educa- lional forces in the South. The South ern Educational Association embraces in it's membership hundreds of teach CTS throughout the South represent ing every branch of educational aetiy' ity, from the country school to the largest colleges and universities. The annual conventions of the association are devoted to the consideration oi practical problems of teaching and school management
 The conference for Education of the technique of the schoolroom- 1t is coming together of the representa- tiyes of all classes who have at hear the welfare of the country. and wh( believe the largest factor in the pro suctlon of this welfare is the righ education of all the people for the du ties and responsibilities of industrial civic, social, and religious life.
 The meeting of the two bodies II conjunction Is expected to attract no only vast number of educators. bu als host of statesmen, editors, law yers physicians, farmers. merchants
 manufacturers, pIblic,spirited am thoughtful men and women of all pro
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
Friday Morning, February 27, 1914.
FOR A CLEANER elssEe.

Health is a commodity You get much you pay for This statement is not catch phrase. 1t is susceptible of literal interpretation and opportunity at hand for the citizens of Bsbee to interpret 1t literally The city officials have arranged for CLEAN UP day It will be the first time in the history of Bsbee that such has been undertaken. Its depends loyalty good displayed by the citizens of this community
 clean up day no novelty in many sections of this country In fact it is an occasion when municipal cleaning is attended to by those demanding cleany cities which have the blessing attending
 wholesale purcaton Identification of yards and cellars Bisbee has a chance to qualify as of the enterprsing enlightened cities of this country in the matter of general cleanliness.
 Strictly speaking there will be assigned to the work This provision because of the difficulties encountered in Bisbee which are not found to the same extent in other communities In spite of these difficulties which have to do with absence of graded streets the ununiform hours of labor of majority of househoders hsuage it be safely asserted Bisbee will demonstrate the fact that she is possessed of abundant pride and ample backbone to take up the assigned task only cheerfully but with enthu sasm
 Here is chance for householders spend few hours with profit not only themselves but to their home city Clean yards front back and clean cellars in those houses which have cellars will transform appearances fl the work of CLEAN UP day is undertaken thoroughly.
 majority of citizens will hail the opportunity of making their homes more presentabe through the cooperation of the city which will haul free of cost the debris collected from yards do the cleaning and the city will do the rest minority of czens-and it is to be hoped that the minority will be small one-wil be n' different to the event Every householder included in this minority will be known The appearance Of his soveny yard with the reuvenated property of his neghbor will convict him of slovenlness and un concern toward the welfare of Bisbee
 CLEAN UP day will health investment for Bisbee Every shovelfu of germconcealing debris re moved from yards will raise the city toward highe' standard of cleanliness and attractveness statement of facts about our city would be incomplete without the observation that t has drifted habit of shitessness in regard to the appearance of its yards.
 Give Bisbee chance. you householders! Be one O the majority to sckup your homes! Enter heartily int the observance of CLEAN UP day. Look forward witl eager anticipation to March when the work Will haV' been completed and Bisbee will have taken on sWeeter cleaner appearance than before in her history
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
NEW BRUNSWICK
 LEGISLATURE NEE rs

FREDERICTON. N R., Feb. 26.- The New Brunswick legislature was formally opened this afternoon by Lieutenant Governor Wood, attended by a large military stan, and with the usual ceremonies. The guard of homer was furnished by the Royal Canadian Regiment and the York Reg iment, while the 12;h Battery of the Canadian Field Artillery, of New castle, fired a salute of fifteen guns at the appointed hour for the opening of the proceedings. The legislative program forecasted for the session is rather shorter than usual. though several important measures relating tc internal improvements and tho de velopment of commerce and the ind
 dustrles are to receive attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
TAFT TO SPEAK
 ON COURT REFORM

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 26.- Former President Taft Is to be heard by the H-use Judiciary Committee tomorrow in advocacy of the Clayton bill, which is designed to effect re- form in Federal court procedure. The measure would authorize the Supreme Court Of the United States to pre- scribe forms and rules and generally to regulate the pleadings, procedure and practice on the common law side of the Federal courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27

fessions and from all walks of life,
 who will meet to discuss in broad. practical, non.techlIcal Way the fun.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
KANSAS Y. M. c. <. CONVENTION

SALENA Kas. Feb. 26.-Represenat- lives of branches of the Young Mems Christian Association in Kansas met here today for their biennial State convention. The convention has as it's general theme. "A larger Religious Wcrk Emphasisis for the Kansas As sociation." The sesisons will continue four days. closing on Sunday after neon with a public meeting at which addresses will be given. by John R. Mott, Fred B. smith and other noted religious workers.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
GI!r Rishrr Daily Nruir.u
Published Every Day Except Monday by the
 State Consolidated Publishins Company.

Editorial Rooms-Phone No. 39, q rings. Business Ofice-Phone No. go.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS BANQUET

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 26.-The most representative gathering Of Dem, cratic leaders of Kentucky that has taken place fin several years is expected here tomorrow night to attend banquet arranged by the Young Mems Democratic League oI Kentucky. The promoters of the affail have secured Democratic leaders ol naticn nal prominence to deliver ad dresses.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27

The Taft-Roosevelt episode reminds Uncle Joe" Can non of Greek myth of Saturn devourng his children 1t may remind others of the legend of how the last two snakes left in Ireland disappeared
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27

Dictator Huertas finish cannot be far away He has gone into partnership with Cen Fiat Money who is al ways weak and treacherous.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-27

Probably the movement to change the name of the War department the Army department originated with the navy which itself expects be the War department in all future unpleasantnesses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-06
NEW NICARAGUAN
TREATY EXPECTED

Washington, February 5.-Indications
are that the negotiation of a new treaty
with Nicaragua soon will be in the force
again. Minister Chamorro of Nicara qua
conferred with Secretary of State Bryan
and 1t is known that the matter was dis
cussed
When this subject was laid over by
congress at the last session the Senate
Foreign relations committee looked with
dlsfavor on the proposal of the admin
lstration to incorporate in the treaty a
provision for the establishing of a vir-
tual protectorate over Nicaragua by the
United States by guaranteeing the ma
tional debt and applying the principle of
the Platt amendment under which the
United States acts in the affairs of Cuba.
1t is understood the attitude of the ad-
ministration, however. is that when nego-
tiations are resumed It will be on exactly
the old basis-that is, the treaty as ne
gotiated under the Taft administration
in its closing days, with the addition of
the present administration protectorate
idea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-06

was city attorney of Anniston four
years. was chairman of the congress
sional committee and for 10 years state
senator from Calhoun county. He has
been bitterly opposed at times, but has
always Won by large majorities.
While there has been talk of op-
position to Congressman Blackmon ever
since he was confronted with the re-
sponsibility of naming postmasters in
the several cities in his district, it was
not thought that opposition would be
SO late in Undertaking, his friends say;
and 1t is said that he is prepared now
to meet any opponent
Annistonians, regardless of political
alignment. regret that Mr.. BlaclSmon is
to be opposed. He is at present work
ing for the establishment of q per-
manent maneuver camp at Admission.
There is no other Alabama town seek
ing the camp and it means much to this
city and the district If it is secured.
It is, feared, however that if he has to
divide his time to make a fight for his
seat that this project will be jeopar-
died.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-06
CRA|C'S DECISION
CAUSESSURP RISE
Admission Surprised When
Selmian Enters Race to
Oppose Blackmon

Anniston, February 5.-(SpeciaD
The announcement Wednesday evening
that ex- Congressman w. b. Craig would
probably enter the race for Congress
from the Fourth congressional district
against Fred L. Blackmon, followed by
the positive announcement that he had
made the decision Thursday morning
was the cause of considerable surprise
here, as 1T had become geenrally un-
derstood that Mr.. Blaokmon would be
unepposed.
Mr.. Craig is well known at Admission,
where he has many friends. He retired
in favor of Mr. Blackmon. however,
announcing that he would devote his
time 10 law. Hence, when it was
rumored that his friends We're trying
to get him in the race again, it was
believed that he would decline His am
nouncement presages a spirited cam
palgn, although the local friends OF Mr..
Blackmon believe that he will have lit
tie trouble in holding to his post.
Ever since he was admitted to the
bar in 1894, Fred Blackmon has been
active in politics. city, county. state
and national, and he has neveR been
defeated for any office he sought. He