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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-23

Washington. Nh ', ncc. 81 lhe CHRIST
mas day celebration at thc White House
tlI- year naturally WlIl nt u verA ounce Hi
tHir. SINCE thr president ind hi- iHmiIt an
still DID mourning iur Mr.. Wilson. Inc
president WlI ha.g bl- daughter WITH HuI
over thr hulIllN- .ud several relative ar.
expected tn inin fhr family narft. hnf thr
pleasure ui tn, orra~inu arising from lt,
family reunion and thc yVrl.r-, WIT gifts
naturally Will hr -uhiurd ht -ad nt,m"rio-
M the Christmas oi onc year aru. thr first
the Wilson's spent w th, White %lluu-.. v..
the wife ami mother WAS present tH ur-ii.
over ally, holiday Festivities.
seldom IA al it~ long history ha- tht
Whit, ll"u~ciiui.rd to w, thr SCENE pt m,r
rImcut at Christians Time. in Recent r.ur-
the occasion na- % particularly ioy"n- un,
during ihc Roosevelt aud TAFT acmIHI-tra
tiun-. made -u uN tHr presence ut numerous
children. The same Mas trIu MAJ thr SECOND
Cleveland administration. when thr Clrrr
land babies alwaN- were treated tu w huge
Christmas tree. Delightful. .Hu. was tlr
lulctidc m Jefferson time. and Jackson
and Benjamin Harrison when The pres
rncc W.T. grandchildren madr tHc urya-Iuu
one "a more than u-uuni f"-'fNiiN.
Every president from Washington down
the l~t mas been made ihp recipient ut
numerous Christmas presents from .r,nd-
lnd admifrr- throughout the country itat
the custom show RI" signs "i 'h1tiug ha~
been evidenced lii~ WccE ut fH' arrival Ui
counties uurhngt- ui ihr White House
They have come hy mail- hy expires and i
Messenger anal from every section W.T. tnt
country. The p%HrEl-r- have contained
-iit- ui every conceivable character. from
choice 3'-r'and iurkeN~ and h"mr mHd.
plum puddiu-~ designed '"r the president
~ Ari-tHll- dinner. down N" articles ut WHr
iur Mr. Wilson aud member 1t hl- iaril,
ana pieces ~ furniture and article of
hrlc-u-hrdr Tor tHr urrjh4rutaltuu WITT ti"
.NecuiiNe mnH-iun-
That thr great majority nt these gifts
have not been accepted hy thc president
goes without saying. NV View uf thr ntd
publicity given to Mr.. Wilson, aversion
to receiving gifts from unknown donor i
NY difficult to understand why persons conn
iinne N" lombard thr White House with
prr~eri- ai thi~ season oi thc Year. But
day after day ihc gifts continue to ruut
m-hurdic- ui ncrhIe-. boxes ui candy.
barrels uf iruii. book. ui painting. tur
garment, ca~c~ MA VINE. ARTICLES of leu
elry and even dog ami other Tire animals.
Practically al presidents have made Nm
a rule 70 return All gifts received from
strangers, on the ground that IL accept
gifts from persons unknown might Nv con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-23
Temps Editor Oh STAFF

'nrrai irfrr~ iie .rarrr- lt. -,
AHdre Tardie. thc foreign EDITOR of the
Tempe. I~ attached a- lieutenant tu General
lnlirr'- staff. lli- duties Require him Nh
i-if every part Ell The front. and he has
therefore extraordinary opportunliic~ fur
seeing the actual operation W.T. the war.
i. fardieu. IL i- understood. b. assembling
material ipr = history " thc var.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-23

trrrsi of the demonstration work.
! have held IL pnhli- meetings with
~ total attendance ~ rl1. I have held
TWO field meetings with IN attendance
~ y. ! have made 80 visits ~ demon
>iratur~. co-0TrratorS and farmers. |
have visited I've schools in the interest
W Bow Corn Club work with a total AZ
tendance Of las.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-23

What i- cla mrd a. w. ma. Longest rler-
ireal transmission line in the world. rom
10000 horsepower about iuO miles.
ha~ hceu pm w in California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-23
.F.rE STOCK WORK

.rI I-fF.tnF feeding no
Ia . tal r,I-na .,..J m.,I
fI mar-trItur> uirh hons Min
Ilfvr trr hog grazing dem
'aIIn" The hal business j. on the
Ii"' .-" "rHrit all m7rkrtad
.I. fHI Marketing system.
aof.ot fraior with 500 hens
" NrH uuf rt.lr rrt,. Two
har huilt ~fla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
MINISTER IS EDGED
Young Pastors Beauty Attracted
Too Many Girls.

A Grafton, CIV. Va.J dispatch to
New York Herald says: A handsome
young bachelor pastor of one Of the
city,s leading churches was bonn
barded with -"aged" eggs by several
OF the city's leading young SWANS
who thought the young clergyman
too popular with the pretty and eli
gible young women in the city eFo'
some time he has been lionized b!
the bellies Of the to o,Yg12 and the yo&Rnnt
galiants became surly ~ g3e ID rab
Several of them organized and la
in wait for him as he, came from th'
home of a prominent young woman
Before the pastor had gone far h,
was pelted with the eggs of uncertain
age until he was covered with thei
contents.
Surrounded on all sides by his tor
mentors, he made desperate effort
to reach some of the miscreants, bu
the accurate aim, quantity and odo
of the eggs was too much for him
Finally, deciding that discretion wa
better than valor, he ran down tn
street and called on the police fol
protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
WARNING TO DEMOCRATS.
Bryan Says Party Must Divorce Il
self From Liquor interests.

Lincoln, Nebr., Nov. 21.-Tv'
warnings to the Democrats of tt
nation are uttered by W. J. Brya'
as an aftermath of the election {
November 9. The first of these
that the Republican party is still
big factor and must be reckoned wit
in 1916. and the second demands tn
Democracy divorce itself from ar
and all connection with the liquc
interests of the country.
Mr.. Bryan calls upon Democrat
to break away from any sort of par
nership with the saloon and loose,
the party's neck from the millston
around it.
'The liquor interests" he says, car
at bay. They are realize they hav
but few more years in which
fatten upon the woes Of their vic
tins, but they are fighting despera
tely. The Democratic party cannc
afford to shield the brewery. tn
distillery, and the saloon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
SUES WIFE FOR AUTO CRASH
John Wedderburn And Five Other
Asks S1O,500 Damages.

Six suits for an aggregate of $40
500 damages were instituted in tn
Court of Common Pleas in Baltimor
yesterday against Mrs. Beulah F
Wedderburn, for injuries sustained
by occupants Of her automobile o,
July last on trip from Washing
ton to Rehoboth Beach to select :
cottage for Mrs Wedderburn for the
summer. When about four mile.
from York, Pa, it is alleged
through the negligence of the coloree
chauffeur, the automobile was caused
to skid and strike tree. -,
Mrs. Wedderburn was not in the
party, but her husband, John Wed,
derburn, was one of the number .anf
he was the most severely injured
His left shoulder blade was broken
a tendon torn loose from that Shout
der, and his spine hurt. He is among
those who sued. his claim being for
$4,000. Mr. .Wedderburn's suit
against his wife is explained by, the
fact that she was insured against &C.
cidents, and any Judgment obtained
against her will be enforced against
the insurance company. if possible,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
ADS

For Rent, Help Wanted, Lost. Fo
lie, Business Opportunities, etc
time, 25c; 2 times. doc; 3 times
c; one week, S1.00.
Legal Advertisements, Proposals.
ders of Publication, first insertion
C, per inch, each subsequent cor
cutive insertion, Is cents per inch
Memorial Notices, Deaths, Funer
S, Births and Marriages, so cent
,ch. For Memorial Notices col
lining Poetry, 25c additional fo
.ch verse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21

TOR RENT-Store southwest COR
ner Royal and Wolfe streets. Good
location for grocery or drug store.
W. P. Woolls & Son. 17-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
YOUTH A SUICIDE.
Son-in-Law CT Ex-Judge c. .
Campbell, Takes Own Life.

Lynchburg, Va, Nov 2l.-Edwar
l.. Jones, aged 81, unit! recently en-
ployed in the Hotel Carroll was four
dead in a room at the hotel yesterda'
morning, with a self inflicted woun'
in his right temple. The door We
forced, and the man, partly undres
scd, was found lying across the bed
32-caliber revolver was clutche
in his right hand. The city corone
gave certificate of suicide.
That Jones was out of work prof.
ably caused his act. His wife, ;
daughter of Ex-Judge C. J. Camr
bell, of Amherst, was visiting he
parents in Amherst at the time o
the suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21

FOR RENT-Store corner Fairfax
and Queen sweets. Large store.
Rent 5000 per month. w. P.
Woolls & Son. 17-16.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
What Would You Do?
There are many times when

There are many times when one
nan questions another's actions and
motives. Men act differently under
'ifferent circumstances. The question
S, what would you do right now if
you had severe cold? Could you
10 better than to take Chamber
AIMS Cough Remedy? 1t is highly
recommended by people who have
rsed it for years and know its value
Mrs. O. E. Sargent; Peru. Ind. says
'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
worth its weight in gold and l take
pleasure in recommending it." For
sale by all dealeTi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
cHALoNER INDIGNANT.
Can't Get Money to Help the Suffer
ing Belgians.

= . r. p
Richmond, VA, Nov. s 21. -Indig-
nant because his trustee refused to
forward him a check for $500. for the
Belgian relief fund, being raised by
yirginians, John Armstrong Chaloner
mas sent to Governor Stuart vo-
luminous package of papers, en-
tracing Chaloner's correspondence
With his attorney relative ITO &he
money. w. MpeG 1l5
Thmas r. Sherman, New York
-.anker, is Mr. Chaloner's committee,
Who attends to his business affairs
n Gotham, and Mr.. Sherman has the
egal advice of Joseph H. Choate, Jr.
hat no wise or careful trustee would
consent to any additional expendi-
ure, and if Mr.. Chaloner desires to
,ontribute to the fund, 1t must come
3ut of his regular allowance. The
,wner of Merry Mills and the au-
,hor of The Scorpion advises Cover
IT. Stuart that he will forward a
heck for $500 on December /, even
he has to borrow the money.
Chaloner is advised by his trustee
lat the rentals of several properties
re showing tendency to decrease,
! nd some of the tenants will hardly
ct through the present hard times
iithout failing; hence, the additional
an cannot be sent him.
Mr.. Chaloner's reply to the attor-
ey's letter is that the letter is eva
we and absolutely tricky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
# the estate of the late Andrew
Cheshire. I request that al claims
against said estate be duly present.
ed, with vouchers for same, legally
and that all persons
indebted to same come forward and
settle their accounts.
DOUGLASS STUART, Administrator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21

TOR SALE CHEAP--Seven counter
show cases. c. NJ. Adams, 411
King street. 1S-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
THREE BURNED TO DEATH.
Woman Loses Life Trying to Say
Her Sleeping Children.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 211.-MrS
Marcia Petro and her daughter
Annie and Elizabeth, were burned t
death when their home in Home
stead was destroyed by fire yesterds
Mrs. Petro, who discovered the Fl
while preparing breakfast, We
burned while trying to save he
sleeping children. An adjoinin
house was also destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21

oarding--Seyeral nice rooms, with
good table board; good heat, cleo
trio lights, hot and cold water, day
and night. Apply EGO n. Columbus.
Street 1887
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
,CHOLs TO ENTER HOSPITAL
Yell known Virginian Has Been
Poor Health for Some Weeks.

Staunton, Va, Nov. q. Since his
>turn from Richmond, following the
ljournment of the State Tax Com
ission, Senator Edward Echols has
cen in rather poor health. He does
1t improve and will leave here in
few days to enter a Philadelphia
,spital, for treatment by a special
is.
His condition is such that his
lends feel uneasy about him and
lille it is not considered as being
angerous, Senator Echols is by no
leans a we'll man. He worked very
ard during the summer on the tax
ommission report, and suffered a Sc
GUS attack Of acute Indigestion
ome weeks before the completion Of
ne report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
Go to the Rammel Hotel for the best
Fried Oysters.
1t Always Does the Work.

~ like Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy better than any other"
writes r. E. Roberts, Homer City,
Pa, 81 have taken it off and on for
wears ard it has never failed to give
the desired results. "For sale by all
dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21

Corn.
Tomatoes.
Sweet potatoes.
Wagner's Pork & Beans.
Sniders Pork & Beans,
Van Camp Pork & Beans.
Nc. 2 Ell. Rid Asparagus
No. 2 Circle Asparagus Tips
Herring
Olives.
Spices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-21
o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
TASHINGTON FERTILIZER CO.
The annual meeting Of the stock
olders of this company, for the cleo
on of officers and directors and for
nc transaction of such other bust
ess as may come before the meet
,g, will be held at the general office
the company, No. 123 south Royal
rect, Alexandria, Va. at the hour
{ HOO A. NJ, Wednesday, the
III day of December 1914.
JOHN F. WILKINS, President.
H. STIDHAM, Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25
5 and 10 Cents
MAY SAVE HIS PEARS
NEWARK VANS sCHEME REALLY
a BRILLIANT ONE.
~ Least Hs ~ Very sure Tony VIII
Lssvs Fruit Alone, After He Ex.
plsinsd compcsItlon Of Bone
Fertilizer.

NeilknoWn gentleman On Forest
Hiil has backlot orchard or which
ne 10 no fonder than some OF the new.
eeaers 10 these shores A tenloot
hsdEe and d barb, wire fence fail 10
defend hin premises against the in.
vaders Even letters IN the paper
cannot save his peaches, pears, and
apples from the bands OF the spoiler
N tns season when the fruit NJ rip.
enlng. hs hrs discovered that his trees
WI be watched day and night by self
appointed guards, who warn other
ffult fanclers away One day be over.
heard hot quarrel just outside his
grounds, and, understanding little OF
lhe strange tongue n which the argu-
ment was carried on. he made out that
Pedro was scolding Tnmasso In words
10 this effect
a3'0o on away from here, Tom. this
n my pear tree, ! saw 1t first. and
i'ye been watching 1t four weeks"
Pedfo's sons VIII come now and then
% relieve him III his vigil. The pear
tree If d family treasure, which they
conserve with true pinchotian zeal un-
III the fruit II almost ripe. Then, In the
quiet hours or night when Forest
lfill sleeps the aleep Of happy limo
cence or sits ~ working on its liter
ary papers. Pedro and his tribe VIII |
bore through tho hedge and garner
The prize.
Despairing Of hedge and fence and |
publicity. the Forest fiilI gentleman
has gone into psychology One day
last month he hired man to spade
pp his garden, aud with malice pre-
pense he selected neighbor Of Pc
dros from across the canal TO do the
work.
Under the fruit trees while the spad.
Ing waa going on he scattered bone
fertilizer with great care.
This is very precious stun. Tony"
he said, ais he sprlnkled the odorous
powder over the broken soil 'it Is
worth almost Its weight In gold No
other fertilizer In tho world win make
fruit grow Tho way this VIII, Can you
guess what Il Is made OF Tony?e
Tony had no idea
i" II ls made said tho veracious gen.
tleman. from human bones. Have
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25

teKtboDks on anatomy This woman
/ wax fat around her waist, 80. oi
course, she wore painters and ai
KINDS of looped up dfaperies, she
looked Ike bag Of meal Burmounted
BY u picket fence
would hhye laughed aloud N |
hadn't been struck dumb BY another
woman who approached wearing b
terra Gotta coat. crimson Int and a
green dress. She had purple feather
! IN her hat and her hair was red, and
she was sight 10 behold | began 10
look ~ women moro lntently then and
| ! tried 70 reason II out. Why does
woman who has bony neck a.
tempt to wear those Queen Elizabeth
fufs that make the neck long and
thin looking and then cap the climax
Win o Dutch neck which gets chap.
ped and raw Ia our winter wipdsg
Can she think that she looks well?"
She won't be we'll very long. that's
one sure thing" replied l.orettas
brother
Then there are the hats" Loretta
went on Words fail me when / come
70 the hats. Can't women noe how
ridiculous they look with bamboo
tree sticking into oyeryhody'a eyosY
what makes them think they look
sweet N hats banged over one eye or
alAnled down over their foreheads ns
ilat na a platter Why DO sallow wom.
% wear green and lemon or old rose
and lavender comblnationaY simply
because they have not Apeck or
vanity, that's all II they had the
least bit of vanity. then I'm sure that
nothing on earth could tempt them 10
put such things on. 20 matter II they
we're . hundred times tho style Then
there's hair,
"Colorcd wigs."
~ don't mean anything 80 absolute
" silly" Loretta said. scornfully. Il
moan those fiat curln stuck down on
thv cheek and those wada OF hair over
each ear
They're wearing initials on their
cheeks now nayo you saon thelny
They make you almost believe they
have been branded on.
You contend that itp lack Oh van
NY mat makea itY' uueried her broth. |
~ why not lack OF tasteYs
"becaI.se that would be discourag.
inE, Loretta said, coolly n should
not Ike TO think that Tor minute.
prefer TO bellcve they lack vanity. For
myself ! agree with a gentleman who
contested 60 man friend what he
thought they looked like"
And what was that7g
lyaat Loretta said. rising, with
sigh y decline 70 repeat i DO not
believe n strong language Tor women.
! cay ucthlng just think. Chi
caSc Daily Newa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25

IRE t~4n Sorntcwa sB 6ags
as*Ae& A<eTassas ws@T5s5. - sas saNs
sntc IA M1FF1e chair And fve 90
ccyegs@ ors11 nee ta5nx
'Jf geB get Il ~ wirh ag Aeis
Yes m0st gys re- ALI ne rcyzlt1es.
her brother ssfSrme1 AsT. Ny sery-
se@s come IN
IEe brand a~g tAsEx fhat : Aays
6seDgeye6 i4st 5&Se1taEley sas1
I.oTefta rezresksiIg Esp<syes IL
Is8at ~ a. ezeeNs1f theme f1g .
seck oT "a esaay
~ ycufs gpsSs to b@ Al9ac-sw
ITH Rave % ~ Axfuse1 AEzt o.
e&rfh hsggsas6 cowatopny
have jesrnA1 sxDl&l6ea T.orefta
iNpgessigejy fisat women hSYs been
teTri5iy sl2aders1 fcr frousan1s n
yeafs. Pepple have aid zpd ssnx Ard
@fifFen fhst eoTaeo hare 4 rrest deal
~ ysDigg ann there ssnt woy1 eg
frtsh 81 itf~
Jhls u beM n ne. decg4Ye1 her
SfDthsf 0efDminx interested How
aiS ycg ma y Ctt2
YOa aee1at Gaik sspereilseazly.e
raid ilrett4 Yov, vino were 80
F3ffered pecaHse fhat iifrle Mlss Har
~ saie yow IookeA Iiks ~ arixfocrzt.
! hare 3asf Deea taking oD1ervafioas.
Yoe frsf woman noticed parIc-
gisfiy had one 0f these new lemon
colcfea bafa OD-yoa know the xiBd
tnas hss trimming of bige ana green
and red We'll she herself vas me
f0ipf " IN oraDKs ana she stood be-
fcre rolrfor smiling NJ herself, ver.
fsetly delighted vim MT mat made
ntf 'cok ~ years TOO Oh ana the
shade n yeilon that IL fhe very most
'Next ~ her there sf0od woman
N fhe shady side of fifty. VINO wore
very sxffsme Dafch neck and
showed form more bones and
wrinkles than are included III most
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25
10 CENTS

yoa EVER ae4ra ~ tae caiacombs.
Tony
Tony had
Wen, the American company that
rsangfaetureg this stnn has digcovered
scne catacombs In Italy that nobody
lae knows abont. The cafaeombs are
HE'D with human skeletons, millions
~ them, and the American company
sends nv steamers over there and
brings hack ghipioads Or skulls and
iDias and femnfs and ribs and the
'act0ry turns me bones into thls stun
that ! ain putting into the ground.
Some of your ancestors. Tony. may
be mixed up In This bag"
Tony shuddered
N seems too bad 10 uae human
bones IN thfs way, but wstt sill you see
the fruit these trees win hear next
tai apples as biz AZ your head. Tony.
ms pesrs az juicy as yatermelons."
Tony's mouth refused to water at
the thought
The curious thing about II II that
"St~ ht~|~ hN~~ hg@SAO tAAh stun tIAO
their sap are always haunted. II you
sone around here any dark night next
summer. Tony. you win see all sorts
OF queer things flying and dancing and
swinging up yonder IN the branches
goblins. Tony, and maybe the ghost
n your great-great-grandfat skip
ping around up there ia the starlight
and making faces al you. It gives you
kind OF shiyery feeling. doesn't IL,
Tony
IN such manner spoke the Forest
Hitler, and from the look on his labor
er's face he felt that his talk had not
been In yain--had borne fruit. as II
we're.
After many years OF pomiculturaI |
effort, he believes that he will be able
at last TO harvest fine. full crop
Newark News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25
onII ons eenlI..Il ealIslaelo.l.

have TIRED garloWs colie ana dlaf.
fhoea y0Hedlex. 5ft ife eniy one that
has ktven me- entire satisgaesiNn ana
eafea ne Nhen Naa afflleted q Cham.
btfiainA NDln rholera ana lyiafFSceY
Nemedg fefoinfinnG u N ug friends
Nj ~ times writes H N Nalloway,
lAvaff y a fof aaie ~ ~ dsai
efs Aav MN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25
CARR'S OPTICAL PARLoR
423 Chickasha Avenue
oet RId Of Your RneaniatI.m.

Now is the time 10 ger rid Of yonr
rheumatism. You can do Il if you apply
Chamberlain's Liniment w. A. Lock
hard, Homer City n. y. writes. Last
spring | suffered from rheumatism
with terrible pains in my arms and
shoulders. got bottle Of Chamber.
lain's Liniment and the first applica-
tion relieved me BY using one bottle
Of IL ] was entirely cured.7-For sale
py an dealers-Adv, d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25

An investigation OF evaporation and
stream flow Is being carried out by
Prof John F, Hayford OF Northwest.
ern university with the aid OF grant
from the Carnegie institution. Instead
Of using apparatus on small scale TO
measure evaporation. Professor Hay
ford proposes to consider each OF the
great lakes In turn as an evaporation
pan, eyaluate the income, outgo (other
than evsporation) and change cf CON
tent Of the lake, and from these data
to determine the daily evaporation in
its relation to meteorological condi.
tions, Ultimately the knowledge thus
acquired win be applied to study OF
the laws OF stream flow In the United
States. Scientific American.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-25
FOR SALE

Nlee, fieW hoIsehol1 gof,ds from
y piano dywn TN Kitchen knife
alap will trade m e0nmiesiOb.
MIS-. BAVhGE.
IN ioUa i'beue 411,
f8ana