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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06


iting her daughter. Mrs. Ben Knowles
Hurry to town. See that vaudeville
at Kozy. l1-6-1t
Miss Myrtle Hall of the o. C. w.
left this morning for her home in
Anadarko.
Miss Allie Ray is spending the
weekend in Oklahoma City with
friends kt 4+a3f
Kozy has keen vaudeville act to-
day. 11-6-1t
c. Schlotterbeck returned today
from the Methodist conference at
Altus.
Better order your winter suit while
you can wear your summer one.
Webb Tailoring Co. Phone 1856.
11-3-6t
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Chase expect to
motor to verden tomorrow to spend
the day.
Ruth Roland. Kozy. today. A thrill
Ter. 11-6-1t
A representative from the Baptist
University at Shawnee will preach at
the Baptist church tomorrow.
Get De Luxe Fruit Cake. We have
them in 1, 2 and pound cakes. Aber-
crombie Grocery Co. 11-5-6t
DR.. T. Fuller is in the city soray
from Amber.
Sugg theater Mutual and Universal
series tonight. ''When a Woman
Loves" tomorrow. 11-6-1t
Mrs. NJ C. Conrad is spending few
days in Oklahoma City.
Watch that Kozy ad next week.
Some show. 11-6-1t
DR.. e. C. Warren left this morning
for Alex on professional business.
A big load of nice dry cobs delivered
any place in town for s100. Chick
asha Milling Co. Phone 32. 11-4-12t
Miss Ethel Gray is spending the
weekend in the city with her parents.
De Luxe Fruit cake the best that
money can buy. Abercrombie Grocery
Co 11-5-6t
W. M. Teitz, chemist for the Rock
Island was a business visitor in Chick
asha today.
Try the Kozy. Little, but great.
Some show. 11-6-1t
Mrs. w e. Carrico has returned to
Ell Reno after visit with friends.
II it's hardware call Phone ga. Chal
FAINT Hardware Co, THE hardware
store. Phone Ga. 11-4-3t
Mrs. R. e. Bates Of FL Reno has
been visiting friends in the city.
No difference what you want in pho
the very best studio work,
views at the home, kodak finishing
and enlarging. Just have Norvelle do
t. Phone 95S; he will come. 11-4-St
Mrs. Walter Bell of Pocasset is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. L. D. Stone of
his city.
Listen to that musical act at Kozy
Today. 11-6-1t
Misses Bertha and Josie Laflin of
Cement are visiting friends in the city
.oday.
T. C. Cheaney has accepted the sole !
agency in Grady county for the Wen
He'll vacuum washing machines and
will occupy the side room of Turner
& Basson's Furniture store, 5O4 Chick
lsha avenue.
Miss Rose Inner and brother OF |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06

Cash paid for clean cotton rags at
Daily Express office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06
BAKERY
LUNCHES

Now that our Bakery is open
again. we think it an advant-
age to town lunchers to
eat here. Nowhere else can
you select just your own par
ticular Bread be it rye, gra-
ham, French or just rolls.
You get it either hot or cold
for the asking. We also can
serve a wide variety of cake.
We've always got something
fresh on tap-hot rolls at
eleven, bread and pies at noon,
doughnuts at five, other things
all day long.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06

wANTED-Clean cotton rags at the
Daily Express office. Highest cash
Drice paid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Beeler of King
fisher are visiting Mrs. Sam Brown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06

A big load of nice dry cobs delivered
any place in town for s1.00 Chick
asha Milling Co. Phone 80. 11-4-12t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06

Mr.. Wilbert Maynard. teacher OF
wind instruments at the University Of
Oklahoma. will be at the college every
Saturday Residents OF the city and
students of the high school are cor
daily invited to ioin his class. 11-6-1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-06

DIR. and Mrs. Emanuel will leave to-
morrow morning for Dallas, where the
doctor goes to attend the meeting of
the Southern Medical association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Thinks Was 2ased CT. Mistaken Observation

The mogalcsaurns ~as creature fully rs terrible as
the dragon, with which ST. George di BATHS u! stood
NJ on lis hnh less ami geo,osiss tell it swallowed
lorge animals who's.
lower jaw OF nlealcsau5ts je twc,ya inche. opv
With 2. To" OF nine teeth or sockets for teeth The
habits of ia creature. With Length OF Der.
maps thirty iect capable OF fFao and rapid movement on
pointed and oraabs claws 10 is feo the mega ess
losaurS mas: have been without rival among car.
nyorons reptiles of old
The dragon figures IN tho earliest legends OF the hu-
man and continued ~ resolve crcdulity down to he
middle ages and perhaps later Philosophy teaches
mat there must have been basis c reality this ner.
sistcnt belief
leFSeiiS reScuiag AndraWcda ffon the dragon is
most heroic 5u7a o. Greek mythology celebrated by
Mercury 10 ne oan,ry o. lie Fhonans o. wh Hg
t"Incn@ vas k.nS Caasiopea his queen. proud of her
which Indignation to such degree that
me- sent predictions aeamonster to the
oracle 10 sxroae his daughter. Andromcna % h: de.
IocN, ana the seal monster drew 10 Gsvour
sTEcmS ,ea2cn mpo. ne monster! and after terrible
The soft places between the scales.
Mednsa, according to Greek mythology. was cncc
beautiful maiden whose her chief glory bat as
sn" dared to vie IN beauty with Minerva the goddess
rnects kissing serpen;a She Hecame cruel mon
s'cr OF frishul living thni; could
went forth 10 hunt Tor Mcersa STAY her.
Mahns hinlsel! invisible b.! means OF Pluto's shield
who had only ono eye between them. Eic Intercepted
his eye and returned it only when directed him
McduSaS
He found Medusa ssleep ana taking not to look
az ncr which would have turned him stone but
guided by hcr image reflected III his shield he cut Off
her head.
few observations on the other queer beings and
monsters NJ mythology may .rCve r,,-uriivc. The
siren" we're sea ny'nphs. who had tile power ,4.z
inG by hoir song all who heard tn" =, the. unhappy
mariners irres,sbly tmrelod to cast themselves
into tho, sea and T." drowned The sorceress Gree
advised uses 10 hap" his ears filed with
"aS and to be bound himself VIXEN he passed
the country of the Sirens. He did he heard
the songs OF the sirens waited the strag
sled desperately TO he free. but his not
un6ind him.
ihe CentaurS we're an ancient race inhabiting
Pcion II Fhes&aly They half and half men.
IL mas been suggested that the Thessaans great
hc:Scmen and the early Greeks not, the latter
thought thai man and beast formed one animal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
iegerd SCIENCE

(EFonn
came the astounding discovery that only
tesraed cells alive in al their they an.
parently show conscious intelligence Discrimination.
One cell travels sometimes joining another cell
then slipping by releasing hold II touches
third and fourth cell trying ciocain1 push
ing away almost IS il were not JUS, srroO, roll mi, ~
dskes a. last it finds and WEEDS
1t found that sometimes right
Then characteristic.
analy&e act!Yty An az. was
divided and then only she head c>l OF anotor ased win il
the single head cen unites-"hor il oE 'aa the united
frog, bat with two growing heads t!ifd Gel hons
esq rare is then crcrc o, three hods a cae @1! one
cole 10 wins fFe1'e m ,a"S" "s ".n tie 4f1nser
f for" ea" Cz 'n be sr9'y anyGre So can 'ai ana
hroash esT to anper Win nature n TO test III" extent Q;
n There was the 7 as.s desire ire for FT9h S.g
OF the gas HoA els M @ ! a oidinG Il" Of
ena;sos Iron: hu;;es o. On, F"rt n. cali" mosaic %n:h
had Three ao.e workng h4's SIX syes three three
nenteG with Three bodies the .sch
The experiment o. sr,w'ns eggs
tried by Professor Rou&. was found
frog bred thus from 'Tiao larger than ;hc
produced aroror,:ona;ly larger q eggs
gi.nzins process indefinite
E o H1Tno were IKE 81 81 oar and
additional amphbia lizards
accomplished Simply by spIins the en-,
paTon 15 as s nG that e's c @ nat sf
fingers produced in this IN the double
practical Applications ali ascertain
Of all ma'to:naona Of the body and how and
of the enbyo they may be Mecanica evolution has
l. tho child oi science ana
probably By con.ons surro6adn the ors we
existcd megalosanrus other members OF ho dinonu
family and the pteroaacy or winged reptile n have been
evidence dinosaurs survived the
the days earliest ancestors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

Greek, without hesitation replied MY name is Noman"
After when Ulysses
four companions made the they
drove deep into the help
nea III replied Then his friends said they could not
In morning Poyphemus his door,
crafty Ulysses had instructed his companions tie the Cyops
the middle sheep in way get
Cyclops felt tho backs and sides of the sheep omitted
anime nndernenh In this ingenious manner Ulysses and his
Experiments in New York that The cycops night
s an his se soa ba sa
other natural explained b.
institute Medical in York
fosso Loeb excited popular
and other animals He showed that this Termination eeaa be
hroush about in certain cases by simply puncuriny the
medium. by changing charace: Of The
that an egg fsrzed say
which the learned scientist based theory
oabshed theory tie origin of human
twins These in the view OF scientists ftako Of the of
rhe msshnisn Of the origin Of wins the alter
on
Ions S Wr,es Loeb is moG1 fed
Sesa w ss n back into e" Of
since il has besides an alkaline reaction we
perceive twins normally
one These xpcrmens suggest the possibility OF chemical
.ro,iss in mammals If for the LIQUIDS which
cedivision are ghty acid and at the same tine lacking in
1n o of The S n s" 0% metals" of for
provided"
Professor also points by change
It's normal position during period of *row,h animal
S an am BEARING ON the
caT ,aI n OF m nc sites.
Roux biological pascur Institute
Paris, produced splitting
eggs OF frogs and other creatures.
placed the specially prepared abuminous fluid Then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
te Psychological Science
by dHkUn
Producing Strange Monsters Which
7W0-HeueJed Cerbez'us, the One-
zMizaotez5r azed the Terrifying
y ize Legends of ALl Ages

In OF
Sack,ro a
,d
with them lar nr.sen, Tho -,
tives They q found
witt He the
ed coudn
the
of them branso
he
al closed wi rock. before
and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

his followers sharpened the end OF a
young tree which the Cyclops used as a
staff. When the giant returned in the
evening he devoured two more Greeks
for supper.
Ulysses offered him the Jar of wine
Polyphemus swallowed it at a gulp
with much pleasure and promised
Ulysses that he would eat him last as
a great mark of favor. He asked
Ulysses his name, to which the crafty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
PROBE PRESENT SYSTEM
OF RAILROAD CONTROL
Senator Underwood Favors Sweeping
Investigation Into Entire Question
OF Railway Regulation.

Washington, D. G.. Dec. Oscar
Underwood. former Democratic leader
of the House. and now member Of
the senate. favors resolution call
ing for a sweeping investigation by a
Joint commission Of Congress into the
question of the present method of
railway regulation by the Interstate
Commerce Commission II was learn
ed today that AIR Underwood may
pratose an inquiry Of this character
IL ia is not suggested by the regular
committees Of Congress- which have
fisdiet4on osrr the matter
chairman New lands. OF the Inter-
state Commerce Committee ot the
Senate was quoted today as having
said that In his opinion matters re-
iatjng 10 railway regulations woulo
he submitted to Joint committee of
Congress- for a thorough study This
was accepted s evidence that the mnt-
Ter is being discussed by Mr.. New!snds
a1.d other members OF the Senate
The purpose 81 such al investigs :
ioa az outlined oy Mr.. Underwood
would be 10 obtain data on which
legislation might be based to i'm prove
conditions under which the railroads
Of he country are now laporing,
Il believe that an investigation by
q commission authorized Ky Congress
is desirable. said senator Underwood
today Il may not Introduce a reso-
ltstion authorizing such an iuyestiga
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
.F|fTY-N|AE KILLED N
HUNTING ACCIDENTS
List of Fatalities Very Much Under
Those of Last Year--score
shot Deer-Hunting.

Chicago, Dec. Fifty mine persons
killed and sixty-six injured is the hunt
ing toll in eighteen States for the
season which ended yesterday, accord
ing TO statistics available here today.
Last season Ill persons were killed
and 1862 wounded
Dragging shotguns through fences
and other accidental discharge of guns
again claimed majority of the vic
TINS. score Of persons hunting deer
were shot by fellow hunters who mis-
took them for game
Michigan leads in killed with four
teen, Illinois comes next with twelve
deaths. In Wisconsin nine hunters
were reported killed.
No estimate of the amount OF game
Is made but It Is believed the 1000
deer killed in Wisconsin and Michigan
last season Will remain the record
for wears.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

.T-H-R-I-F-T spells and what It does
not spell. YOU failed tn apply its spell
ing and meaning to one of the mos;
accurate harometers that is affected
by prosperity. | refer 10 life in
surance.'
Is there anything that a man can
DO that more sigually and emphati-
eailY marks him az a thrifty" man
than to know that he is carrying all
OF the life insurance that he is able
Is carrN%
As an example OF what "thrift''
means applied TO man, there is
nothing in the character of John
Wanamaker that more distinguishes
him as a man of thrift" than the
fact that he and his son, Rodman
WauamaSar. are more heavily in
sured than any other two men in the
/ United States, the two aggregatins
nearly tan millions of dollars of life
linsurancc protection.
| When asked what Influenced him to
take so much life Insurance, Mr. John
/ Wsnamaker replied
! TT was the Influence Of one ma n
/ who Thought about Z, ard was the
man.
Il simply worked out five tonclu-
sions as the result Of my own think
i ing. without amy moving cause except
my own Judgment:
First That at thst time / knew I
was insarabie. and could not be
certain IL Immunity from accident or
III health. and 1t might he that at
some future time | world not he in
sgrabie. That was the first step to
the building Of a.xty-two policies.
Second. That HE Insurance was
orc Of the best forms uf investment.
90 IN. fa
1t Was good fer all it cost, and car
Red with i; a guarantee that there
was protection in that investme that
/ could rot get IN any other.
Third That life Insurance In the
4onf ran @aa n saving fund, that not
orig saved bal took average care OF
my deposits, ana took me in partner
ship into possible profits that not in
frequently returned PRINCIPAL and IN
terest aud profit.
"Fourth That life Insurance. re-
saraed from he standpoint OF quick
determination, vas more profitable
than any other investment could
make
Fifth. Tina. II enabled a man 70
give away all he wished during his
lifetime and still make such an estate
as he cared to leave.
/ When every man. woman and child
+ In Richmond vino Is physically able
to get 1t and who s able to pay for
4 Il. foregoing luxuries and extravs-
gances In order TO pay for It, shall be
! carrying all of the life insurance that
he or she can get. then, and not until
then, can Richmond become pre-emi-
nently city where thrift is ram
pant and where prosperity is real
and lasting
GUY c. SHELLEY.
I Richmond. Va, Dec l,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
AUNT MATILDA" IS
CALLED TO WASHINGTON
Mrs. Cats Black "Msnnmy" viii WHIT
on First Lady Of Land In Pre-
pairing for Wedding.

Especial to the Richmond VrGinian.)
Roanoke, Va. Dec. When Mrs.
Norman Gait. the Edith Boiling OF
Wytheville. Va, leaves her boudoir
to join her f1ance for the wedding
ceremony which will make her Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, and The First Lady
OF the Land the loving hands OF her
"old black mammie" will have given
the fiounces of her wedding gown the
last loving touch. the train will have
been properly adjusted: the last pin
put in place and the brides bouquet
properly poised by the hands OF Aunt
Matilda Steptoe, who nursed the next
mistress Of the White House and
crooned her to sleep when an infant.
This Ia in entire accord with an old
time Southern custom upon the occas-
ion of the marriage of a former baby"
when the black mammie then and there
becomes the court of last resort as to
the dressing of the BRIDE
Aunt Matilda Steptoe. of Wytheyille,
has been summoned to Washington to
act In this capacity when her former
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

Natural the eltv is T4ss mwa in
sarestcd tn tho Development of It's
bsausifpl west t.ad Pa " tympoIa1tl>
delayed ey IA of ptspes egoS@!nss
over ihe 9el' lire Sc; the r~enmond.
FREEZER. sD#gte au4 Fot7ntae Gail-
rosd.
p;sefst..s> ~ sa.l4s.,, A.,y. arisen
:. to tae bes5 metE.6a 1T SOLVING tns
ditscn), .e5 of ne ..t9aaion. one pls ~
n.,.w 10 carr, the backs above he
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

nue. laws Of tho State and city in that
he was conducting a labor agency
without a license. Bail in the sum
IL $3.50 was required in the case.
which Walters had been unable to
furnish at late hour tonight. Wal
tiers maintained an office in the Me-
chanics' building. under the firm name
Of Walters 81 Co He protested his
innocence when arrested aud claimed
that he was selling an insurance policy
for S. and guaranteeing each Of his
policyholders a position. The police
claim. however, that they Will pro-
duee several witnesses who will pre-
sent receipts for So paid the accused
and testify that no policy accompa-
MED the agreement.
bad Negro in Tolls.
a negro giving his name as John
de Baptist was arrested by the Pc
tersburg police tonight upon a dis
orderly charge and when searched
WAS found TO have concealed upon
him revolver, razor and u pair Of
brass knucks The stranger. when
dueried, refused TO give any informa- :
ition regarding himself other than that
his father was a Baptist also, and
that he might have carved and shot
lup any person whom he could not
knock down that might have inter-
fered with him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
PEOPLES FORUM.
Thrift" In Ldfe Insurance.

Editor Of The Vireinian
sir,--Your leading editorial Of this
date, entitled Thrift" is most time
81 Taken N connection with the
meeting of he local chapter Of the
American Institute Of Ranking Ia lie
held tonight al the Mechanics lneti-
inte in this CITY II appears that Rich
mond IL on the eve of an economic
movement that should have a far
reaching effect III bringing about gem
ersl prosperity in this city.
In defining in your editorial what
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

charge marries the nrst magistrate Of
the United States.
Aunt Matilda accompanied by . half
sister. "Aunt" Emma Chapman. who
WAS also nurse to the Boiling children.
will leave WytheviiIe this week In An
swer to Mrs. Cats summona- Both
of these women were children OF
former slave In the Boiling family ana
became in turn nurse and black mann
ME to the Boiling children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
WlLLOUGHBY HOTEL
GOES UP IN SMOKE

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.l
Norfolk. Va, Dec. 1.-The vii.
ioughby Hotel at Eleventh Street,
Willoughby Beach, and one Of the hest
seaside resort hosteiries In the State.
was destroyed by ilre tonight. The
origin IL unknown.
The loss IN estimated at 3ak,Ael.N
only partly covered ~ Insurance..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

1ne German scientist who has in
vented a process for turning wood
tnto AN appe,izine dish must have
taken lessons under the Yankee con-
liiNer NJ the wooden nutmeg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
E1ks, Memorial Service.

Manchester Lodge. No. s43. Benev-
client and Protective Order of E!ks,
will hold its annual memorial SER
vice in the lodge room of he Elks'
Home, Eleventh ana cambridge
Streets, sunday, December 5, at II
A. NJ The orator for the occasion
viii be Mr.. William perlstein, past
exalted ruler of Richmond Lodge, No.
-. An impressive and interesting
lroaram mas been arranged 10y the
memorial committee, AMI all I;lks are
cordially invited To he present. Ser
vice will begin promptly at IL o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
Says He Knows of Plots.

Cleveland. Dec. Federal and
county officers today were investisat-
ing confession" which they say was
made to them in the office Of Prose-
cutting Attorney Locher late yesterday
by DR.. f. w. Ritter, IN which Ritter
Is claimed to have told Of having
knowledge of plots against n1unition
plants In the United States
Ritter was arrested on 8 charge Of
passing worthless check for $50 on
Miss Clare Darby. He IL being held In
IS, 600 bail until the story. Federal
officials says he told, can be investi-
gated,
Ritter claims he IS the inventor OF
liquid IRE" officers says and that he
has been experimenting extensively
with 4 In the local gas fields
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
No Change in as.. Adams

Chicago, Dec The condition 81
| Miss Jane Adams, who was taken 10
la hospital yesterday. suffering from Il
severe Illness, was reported an
changed today. Physicians planned 20
hold consultation to determine
whether an immediate operation Will
have 70 be performed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

Nashville, Tenn. Dec 1.--Judee
Thomas T. Matthews, in Circuit Court,
yesterday sustained custer proceed
lngs against Mayor Hillary e. Hows.
suspended from office July 81 last.
The grounds enumerated included
failure to enforce the law, waste Of
the city's money and loose methods
OF managing the city's affairs. The
proceedings against Robert Elliott.
commissioner of water works. were
dismissed. Mayor Howe announced
he would appeal to the Supreme
Court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02
To Protest seizure.

washingt tom. Dec. The State De
partment has instructed Ambassador
Page, at London, to inquire Of the
British government whether two yes
sells of the American Transatlantic
Company. seized while flying the Amer
lean flag, were to be requisitioned with
out the formality Of prize eourf pro
cesdinss.
The ambassador was directed TO file
n vigorous protest against such q
III asure should be received an at
Armative answer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-02

T. Roosevelt Sill thinks We ousht
10 4et into the slaughter-fest n he
'biaks that way why doesn't ne go
oxen and enlist. -