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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

FOR SALE a fresh COW with sec
end calf; extra gentle; extra ries1
milk: milks without calf Albert
Long. 1901 South Seventh. s-3-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
Short Stories
Of The Town
Drill Team to Meet.

every member OF the drill team OF
sne Ccourt Of Honor lodge is especial.
" requested 10 meet at the X. +. hall
tonight at $50 o'clock to rehearse the
work. Special preparations are being
made for an exhibition Of the team at
q later date.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

Spain has more sunshine than any
'ther country in Europe. The yearly
iverage is 5000 hours. In England
I is 1.400.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
Recommends chsmbsrlain's Cough
Remedy.

4 take pleasure in recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to my
customers because ! have confidence
in it. find that they are pleased with
IL and call for. it when again IN need
Of such a medicine" writes ] W. Sex
son. Montevallo. Mo. For sale by all
dealers.-Adv dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
Gets-lt" for COrns On
Your Piggy-Wiggies! !!
Quit Putterikg With Corns. Use This
Sure, New-Plan Corn Cure.

A few drops Of "GETS-IT..' the biggest
seller in the world today OF any corn
remedy. is enough 70 spell positive doom 70
ihe fiercest corn that ever eemcntcd itself
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

Lydia E. Pinkham $
v ege table Com
pound. When / first
began taking it /
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds Of
aches-pains in low
er part Of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains. |
could not sleep and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

The popular leader always takes
care to find out which way the crowd
wishes to 60.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03
MRS. LYONS -
ACHESAND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinllham's Veg
etable Compound.

Terre Hill, Pa" Kindly permit me
to give you my testimonial in favor of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

sabserIee for lhe paIly Eznress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-03

Subscribe for the Daily Express.
Evening star., 1914-08-02

two warriors tired O their play held business
session. and the Painkier. arter fortying his system
with bracer from the house bottle lows, We've got
to kidnap cook
GA cooks good growls One an Halt,
hopping bout the table on his limb activesome
as if he was centipede "A cook gifts obstreplous
and won't keep his place when presented free gratis with
righteous criticism And he eyes the painting Bean
age that gentleman cobed the syrup from his hair
Meaning we must import female person into this
peaceful burg?' sternly demands Big WEIGH
Meaning the same approximate mods the cripple
@And where be ye to find the aforesaid female?'
MACPHERSON cussing the table with his sweep
ing gaze.
al honorably suggests that committee be app inted
to visit White Hoss and negotiate for said female l
speaks up.
a'Hooray!' shouts the festive Skowhegan. At last
eat!'
al move that Mr. Plunkett (thc name O Sinful was
give me by enemy arter quit the diggings Miss, and
couldn't protect my fair name) I move that Mr.. Plum
kett and Skowhegan go and hire steal female
cook, says Lonesome Bean, yanking off his apron
O gunnysack and hurting it disdanful out the wnder.
"'I'd second the motion if made by a instead Of
a insect sourly observes Sailor Dutch, using four
fingers to count the bumps on his bulgng brow.
@'Hod! says Big Welch, the two started to boom
another reunion Let's have peace, and to clear up
delicate sitooaton III second the motion
Evening star., 1914-08-02

floor with the rest o the boarders drawing back give
'em room and generously and impartial like heaving
variegated kinds O food over 'em.
az amt got the heart to blame Lonesome for this
yere deal, says Skowhegan, homesick Maine man, as
he idly allowed quart o canned syrup to drip like
moist benediction over the maddened pair But in the
general interest O humanity pronounce cu mary
relations too botanical for my blood -
(Which observation sounding the lowest levels
O hoss sense this yere honorable congregation
that frame up different grub arrangements soon
two wayward brothers dissolve their mutual en-
braces says Big WEIGH. y.
4If the aforesaid motion amt intended to stop ern
from ying their constitutional perogatve o arguing
their l seconds it,, heartily adds Macpherson O. the
Imperial
"And to out all TIE teerds, Miss, the minute the
Evening star., 1914-08-02

what onucky 1nd1vdoO would git dark queen; tor by
simple rules the first dark queen out predicted the
man what was to do the cooking for the coming week.
NOV the nub O. the sitooation developed the first
morning arter Lonesome Bean had drawn the fate
full picer and when Sailor Dutch in his orant deep
way to demonstrate the intricate natur O the
grub At the precise moment he took the floor Lone
Bean was broodin' sort o medtative at the end
o the shack. To make myself plain Miss I'll say that
from the start the careessncss o O the nsdoous
remarks handed out by the grouches fretted the various
cooks up n down and across
Wherefore, Miss, when Sailor Dutch slammed
fapack ag in the wall within inch o Beans head
sign O derson, he sarcastic like interrogates, Whyso
do pay my good dust for to trife with injun
rubber contraptons when the price for eats would
keep me like king in the Walled-off Castoria?
Lonesome from his stool and hefte his ryin pan
udicous and measured the distance atween hisse and
the offender, and says, 1 done my cooking according
to the rule o three but it's Fate working ag in me-.
"Ye call it out of its my mani growls Dutch,
pulling another apjack apart like it accordion,
and then letting it snap together with twang. It
amt Fate It's jest pure cussedness else your fool
belief that I've made will and named We my her'
"Whereat and promptly Lonesome Bean made
graceful circle through the atmosphere in the general
direction O the faultnder and shortly thereafter the
two become linked in each others and sunk the
Evening star., 1914-08-02
Drawings by L. T. Dresser

JRSE folded the newspaper and tucked it
under her arm, preparatory to leaving
her favorite patient, Sinful Plunkett, he
of many wanderings, and said, aThat
finishes the article about the militant
suffragettes, Mr.. Plunkett, and also fin
ishes the paper. Now | must go to the
meeting of the Equal Suffrage Club The
Evening star., 1914-08-02

time will soon when will exercise all the
rights of the ballot and
@But Miss eagerly broke in Sinful, eying the nexo
rable clock mounully; for he dsked being left alone,
@the time has come and went Talk about suffrage!
reckon we men O. Red Ant intimate in
acquaintance with it long afore the female persons
thought O organizing promise parades in this
try and smashing the spectaces of Engands Secretary
O State 1t invaded Red ant, Miss, the very
we had best o luck, and I'm frank to say the
Evening star., 1914-08-02

men was to blame for the idee
ever Citing a toehold. confess
it, Miss.
Nurse relegated the club meet
ing to the back of her mind for
the minute and incredulously
asked, 4You mean to say the
question of suffrage came up
under discussion at Red Ant?
The men were to blame? Of
course men are always to blame.
But I'm surprised to hear that a
band of miners, far up in the
frozen North, ever took any in
terest in woman suffrage
Settling himself comfortably.
Sinful closed his eyes and gently
explained, "The men o Red Ant
was to blame in a different way
than what ye opine, Miss. 1t all
begun along O the Red Ant Co
operative Eating House. When
the season opened and we was
panning out the limit, and then
some, we discovered that natur'
insists on a man taking nourish-
ing victua1s into his digestive
region every once and so often.
We'd had plenty o time to
wrastle with the grub problem
during the winter; but when a
mans time was worth twenty
dollars per hour at the diggings
it want what your student
sharps would call logic for him to
fuss round, wasting the golden
minute in fashioning bread out
of its native saleratus.
@Howsomever, Miss, we went
at it blind, organizing the Co
operative Eating House, with
first dealing the keerds on the
bar O. the Imperial Cafe to see
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
BtlG|ANS DRIVEN
BACK TO SECOND
LINE Of DEFENSE
German Bombardment Of Ant
werp Fortresses Terrific.
City's Situation Is Grave

London, Oct 3.--The bonn bard
terrific today. The great siege guns
of the Germans kept up an unremit-
ting assault. and great damage has
been done to the southeast forts.
1t is denied by Belgian representa- :
tives here that the Germans have been
able to force crossing OF the
Scheldt. or that anyone of the outer
fortresses has been reduced, 1t Is adj
mitted, however, that the artillery
fire OF the Germans was so devastat-
force defending the east line was
obliged to fall back TO Nethe. This
withdrawal came about after five days
desperate resistance. the new posi-
ton on Nethe is very strong.
This withdrawal indicates. how
ever, that the Belgians are being
driven back to the second line of de-
ing the siege of Antwerp with the
same determination and power that
were shown at Liege. Namur and
Maubeuge. The fall of Antwerp is
by no means imminent. but there is
no doubt that the city's situation is
grave, and can only be relieved by Il
decisive victory Of the allies in north
ern France.
The Belgians are fighting with ex-
IRENE resolution. and under the per-
sonal command Of King Albert are
conducting a most spirited defense.
A new turn was given to the situa-
ton tonight by an announcement
from Amsterdam that the Dutch
troops have been concentrated at
iceland on account of the German at
tack against Antwerp. This may in
dicate apprehension by the Dutch
government Of a violation of the ter
ritory of the Netherlands The Ant
werp correspondent of the Handels-
blad reports that the Germans, not
withstanding desperate efforts. have
failed to reduce a single fort at Ant
werp. He asserts that the German
statement that Forts st. Catherine
and Dorpweldt were stormed on
October z. and that Termonde has
been captured Is untrue.
Another report says that Lierre
was bombarded by the Germans yes
terday and that many houses were
damaged. Last night the .3elgians at
tackled with the bayonet, took thirty
prisoners, and inflicted severe losses.
Termonde was also attacked dHFiHE
the night, but the Belgians blew up
a bridge and repulsed the Germans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
QUESTION METHODS
USED IN FLOATING
TENNESSEE LOAN
Secretary McAdoo's Action In
Raising Money Arouses
Comment In Washington.
Declines to Discuss Subject

Washington, Oct. S.-Information
obtained here in the last few days has
aroused much curiosity as to the
methods employed by Secretary OF
the Treasury McAdoo, in securing a
loan of ST, 100000 for the State of
Tennessee from the National Park
bank, of New York. A report which
has been circulated among Washing
ton bankers, and in the State of Ten
nessee, has it that MIR. McAdoo de-
posted large sum of government
money in the National Park bank on
the condition that that institution
furnish the State of Tennessee the de-
sired accommodation. MIR. McAdoo.
it is reliably stated, was directly re-
sponsible for the floating of the Ten
nessee loan after the State had been
unable to find a purchaser for the
81 400, 200 of short term notes which
1t desired to renew
Your correspondent today asked
the secretary Of the treasury Ii the
treasury department deposited a con-
siderable sum of government funds
with the National Park bank about
the time the Tennessee loan was float
ed. and Mr.. McAdoo declined to
answer. He did not deny the report.
however.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
SE|SMOGRAPH TELLS
OF EARTHQUAKE
QU1yERS LASTED NINETY MIN
UTEsS AND WE'RE 1000 MILES
FROM WASHINGTON. ;,

Buffalo, N. V, Oct 3,-An earth
quake of fair force and proportions
was recorded on the seismograph at
Canislus college this afternoon.
The first disturbance began at
12:23:15. Intermittent tremors fol-
lowed for an hour and eleven minutes.
The main shock was Of five nilli-
metres amplitude.
Professor Curtin. of the college,
said tonight that according to scien-
tifc deductions the real quake was
evidently in Martinique, French West
Indies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
OYSTER REVENUES
BREAK RECORDS
HEALTHY INCREASE RESULT OF
YEARS OF GOOD MAN
AGEMENT.

Writing to Governor Stuart OF the
work of the State commission of fish,
cries during the year ending Septem-
Der 30th. Fisheries Commissioner John
S. Parsons. of Accomac, yesterday
stated. in advance Of the annual re-
port, soon to be issued, that the oys-
ter revenues this year are the largest
in the commissions history. A total
OF more than $S5.4o0 was collected
dunng the year, of which something
over $2S,400 was collected in Septem-
Der.
The September collections were
larger than those of any month in
years. The collections year ago to-
tailed 76.702.25.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
WAS OFFERED ss00.0O EACH
FOR TICKETS TO UNITED STATES

T. G. Cnmmins, member OF the
house OF delegates from kinr William
county. who has just returned from a
visit TO Great Britain, was visitor
at tn capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Commtns said that during the
rush OF Americans to this country, 4
short time after the outbreak of the
European war, he WIS offered A. high
- $500 each for the return tickets
sof his daughter and himself. He told
0f the cAlmness with which the Brit
ish met the emergency and the cool
ness of the British soldiers - they
Apbttixed and marched away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
Recorded at Washington.

washington. Oct. s.--An earth
quake shock OF 1000 miles from
Washington, lasting nearly an hour
and half. was registered by the
Georgetown university seisrnograph
this afternoon, according to an
nouncement tonight from Father
Terndorff, the astronomer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
BALTIMORE { OHIO
TRAIN KILLS -FOUR
AUTOMOBILE STRUCK At GRADE
CROSSING ny EXPRESS AT
SINCERELY, MD.

Singerly. Md, Oct. 3.--Four persons
were instantly killed here tonight.
when westbound express train on
the Baltimore and Ohio struck an au
tomobile on grade crossing, driven
by Haines Harlan. farmer near Fair
Hill. Md. His wife. aged forty-five;
his son. aged nine. and daughter, aged
seven, and Miss Elizabeth Shure, aged
nineteen, servant. were all killed.
Mr.. Harlan wAs seriously injured and
was removed to the Union hospital,
Elkton. Md. Tho party had been to
Wilmington. Deh. and was returning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
Assault Opened Shortly After
Dark Last Night With Heavy
Firing
Villa Continues
His Negotiations
Powerful North Mexican Fam
lies Line Up With Carranza.
While Former Diaz Adher-
ents Turn to Villa

Ell Pnso. Tex. Oct. 3.--Maytore-
mas troops are tonight attacking
the CarranEa troops i'm Naco. So
nora. Heavy firing In In progress.
Nest ~ n appar>nfly - FROM tse,
defending garrison. The rattle of
the rapid Are guns and the roar of
cannon In heard above the musket
firing. The attack began shortly
inter dark.
a Yaqui Indian runner arrived at th'
barbed wire trocha to the west of Ma
CO. Sonora, late this evening with d
demand from Maytorena for the sur
render OF the town. General Hill or
dered the Indian courier taken to th'
bull ring and executed by firing squat
to show Maytorena the contempt OF tbs
commander for his demands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
FORHeh ORDERS FOR
SHELLS TURNED DOWN

Because It's force Ii engaged day
and night In filing orders for shells
for the use Of the United States. the
Tredegar Iron works has been COM
PEELED to turn down large orders COM
ing to them FOR shells for the European
nations now engaged in war.
Several ocers have come TO the, local
establishment from the warning ma
tions. through Representatives in New
York. Thep liant y now beang operated
- ~ capacity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
Mayterena Moves to Attack

Naco. Ariz, Oct 3-Surrounding the
town Of Naco, sonora, since yesterday
afternoon the forces of Governor May
torena had not attacked this evening
at disk This afternoon early the May
tereua forces advanced closer TO the
Carr anxA troops In the Naco fortiff-
cations. az IL to attack General Ben
SAD in Hi ard bis men. who spent Last
nigA. aad today In the trenches. indf-
Gated their readiness for battle by nr-
ing in the direction of tho advancing
coInr1ns.
A1Ay.orena's advance at midnight
last night was checked by tremen-
dous dow pour CT rain. 80 that Mayto-
rsna was unable to make his Indian
soldiers get from out of the cover of
their blankets To fight Maytorena
sent word that ne would attack nj day
rhreak today and warned all noncon-
hatants out OF the city. but day broke
without an attack.
Francisco Villas front will not be
as soita against Carranza AZ he had
expected, IL the differences between the
two main leaders are not adjusted
by arbitration Villa remained part OF
today at parraI. negotiating b. iorg
distance telephone with the Herrera
brothers who maintain their adherence
to Carranza's cause. Word came that
the Arf1eta brothers. who were defeat
ed ard driven from Durango this week
by General Urbina, of Villas army,
have succeeded In forming n junction
with other Carranza troops in the state
with most Of their men. These defec-
tions from Villas ranks may force
him to accept the services of the for
mer Diax and Huerta supporters who
are f5ocking here to join him. villa is
expected in chihuahua tonight to at
tend to business there before returning
to Aguas Calientes to the peace con-
ference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
ITALIAN
CRAFT IS SUNK BY
AUSTRIAN MINE
Forty Lives Lost in Latest Dis
aster and Italy Is Filled With
lndignation--Trahc on Adj
ratio Suspended

Rome, Oct 3-Another Italian
steamer has been lost, this time
with the lives OF her crew Of forty
men, through the Austrian mines
In the Adriatic- This latest
Italian victim OF these mines was
bound from Trieste TO Bari.
So great is the danger from these
floating mines in the Adriatic that
traffic between Italian and Austrian
ports has been suspended and goods
consigned to Austrian ports are being
left on the docks by Italian ship
owners rather than take the risk
which voyage entails for their
neutral ships.
The Austrians are continuing Co
place mines about Trieste. Fiume and
Pola, taking no precaution against
their drifting. 1t is this lack of pre-
caution which has made commerce
so dangerous for neutral shipping.
Admiral Canevaro, ex-foreign min
lister. expressed the opinion today
that Italy's neutrality had been
NAOidlGa ny THESE AVIS ot AuSLIId- ne
urges the government to demand that
mines not be used, to prevent the pos
sibility OF International complica-
tons.
Ministerial Crisis.
Meanwhile, in spite Of the efforts of
Premier Salandra to prevent crisis
In the ministry, the idea Naxionale.
the new nationalist party organ.
which insisted yesterday that the re-
ports that the Marquis Di San
Guiliano. the foreign minister. would
resign mad been confirmed. adds to-
day that Signor Rubini. the minister
Of the treasury. probably also will
retire from the ministry
II IL said that the condition of
Marquis Di San GuiIiano improved
suddenly on Thursday. and that 1t Is
expected he will be able to leave his
bed within q short time.
That Italy means to BE- prepared for
whatever eventualitt0e may eIASuc IA
indicated by the authorixatiOn By the
war Office today Of the expenditure OF
80, 0OO, 900 for special winter equip
ment for the troops concentrated In
the Alps, which means the Austrian
frontier, along which the AustriAns
hare been concentrating troops,
building fort3ficat1Oae and cutting
down iorests which 1n19ht intcrforc
Viii artailerr fre
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04

tcontinusa - ssecas Ps6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
Virginia's Great Annual Exhi-
bition Ready for Tomorss
row
Many Visitors Are
Already In City
Management Looks for Record
Breaking Attendance - All
Virginia United to Make the
Event Unparalleled Success

virginia's greatest State fair Is
about 10 begin.
Everything Is ready for the opening
OF the gates at s o'clock tomorrow
TssprsaHg.ss Fog, several days the fair
grounds has presented a busy scene.
Train-ioad after train-lQad OF stock.
carload after carload 81 exhibits OF
every character have been unloading
at the grounds for days, and tomcr-
row morning will reveal one of the
greatest exhibitions ever presented the
people of Virginia.
From every section of the State. and
from many sections OF the country at
large people are coming to visit tho
great State fair. The hotels are al
ready crowded with exhibitors and
sightseers, while every boarding house
and private residence has it's quota OF
visitors
Early yesterday morning Manager
Warwick and his large corps OF as
sistants moved their effects from tho
main office In the Mutual building TO
the spacious offices at the fair grounds
Every one was busy. and through the
splendid system OF organization. every
one knew his place and his lines OF
work. and proceedings went along in
clceklike fashion
Farmers On Hand.
Farmers from every section OF the
State were on hand yesterday over
seeing the placing OF their exhibits.
From ATTY counties there are county
exhibits. From scores of farms there
are individual exhibits, and from the
appearance of the domestic depart
ment one would think that every
family in Virginia had contributed
something all the way from pickles to
pound CAKES. or from lace handker-
chiefs 10 crazypatch quilts.
Poultry Is on hand from the coun-
ties in the mountains to the borders
of the Atlantic. and Ii must be under
stood that this department this year Is
much larger and of more importance
than ever before. due mainly to the
energy Of Manager Riddick.
r. o. Sandy, State representative of
the department OF agriculture. has
done yeoman work in getting county
exhibits. He has Thoroughly organ
ICED his subcommittee, and every
county represented presents complete
displays of its local possibilities.
The stock departments have been
filled to their utmost capacity, while
additional stables and barns have been
erected for the shelter of the over
flow.
The exhibition hall presents a mas
Continued on Second Page)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-10-08
DRUNKENNESS IN EUROPE.

mo drunkenness in the beer drink
ing. light wine-drinklng countries OF
Europe" the anti.temperance people
tell US. We refer them TO statistics
recently given to the public by DIR.
Walter Kern OF the Institute for Path.
illogical Anatomy In Vienna.
For two years lat Doctor Kern's re.
quest death attests in the General
hospital. Vienna. we're marked by tho
attending physicians with the state
ment as 10 whether the patient hap.
pened TO be a drunkard or not OF
course. the report which came In as
a consequence OF this inquiry was far
below the reality. Many patients. who
we're genuine drinkers. would describe
themselves as very moderate. and
many OF the physicians In attendance
would not have sufficient interest TO
make q thoroughgoing inquiry. New.
ertheless the conclusion was serious
enough. In all. 4.i30 cases were OBJ
served. or the adult males $50 per
cent were OF certainty drunkards.
In other words. every eleventh Or
twelfth man dying In the General hos
pital. Vienna. Is a drunkard"