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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

Two Of Them VIII Act At MineoIa
show in June.

The Ladies' Kennel Association OF
America will hold its thirteenth annual
show at tho Fair Grounds, Mineola, L.
l., Thursday and Friday, June 3 and I,
1915, A good list of Judges has been
appointed, Among them are two Eng
lsh Judges OF international reputation
Messrs, Ashley and Buckley. with their
knowledge OF the breeds they ought to
attract large entry, The complete
list:
DR. l.. q Knox. Danbury. oonn.--Blood-
Mas'iffs, st Demands, Esktmos. Norwegian
elkhoundH, foxhonnds English setters Cor
ing Grinons Chesapeake Bay dogs sport
ing spaniels, German she epdnsS. Samoyedes
S boxers Donerm"n p'nschsrs toy peodles
Danes.
Newtoundla nds, Airedaie terriers. sealyham
terriers. Irish. Scottish. West Highland
white, Welsh. skye, Dandie Dinmont. Bed :
ington' Cairn and black and tan CMan-
Robert Forsyth Little. Garden City,
!. I.-Russian and irish wolfhounds. Scot :
George X, Wakefield New York. n. Y
Il; walter creunbaur. BAY Ridge. N. y
George n, Hooley. bloomfield. N. j.
Beagles
John Sinnott Rosemont, Pa-Dac chs
hunds. English toy spaniels Japanese
spaniels and brussels Griffons
Mns c, N, Lunt. Relle Mead. N. J.--Coi-
lies and shetland eheepdoRs.
L. p. C. Ashley. London Dngland-Old
English shcepdogs. poodles. bulldogs, fox
terriers schippcrkss, Poineranians. PekinR-
ESQ, pugs Yorkshire and Maltese terriers
Theodore Crane, New York. N y
Chow elbows and Dalmatians.
William Favershsm. New York. N y
Bulqt erriers.
Mrs. Mary winthrop Turner, New York.
N. Y,---French buildog~
james u. Meade. Brooklyn. N, Y.-Bos
ton terriers.
Messrr Ashley and Buckisy-variety
GLASSES iund unclassiled speoials
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
GOTHAM KENNELS TO
RENTER SHOW RING
Thomas GriSdale Will Exhibit
His Bulldogs and Should
Win Many Prizes.

Gotham used 20 be household word
In tho bulldog fancy and once more
Thomas Grisdale, owner Of this kennel.
u taking an active interest in his ia
vorite breed. For the past two or three
years he has not been as active as
formerly. due TO reasons best known to
himself. Many of the noted winners
that had carried the Gotham Kennels 70
the front at all Of the big shows were
disposed of. and these kennels were not
seen At any OF tho shows.
At the Westminster show last year
Grisdale was at the ringside watching
the Judging OF Captain Beamish IN the
English bulldog classes when his eve
was caught by an American bred puppy
being shown in the novice class. This
dog. Roselea Saxstone. son OF Cham
pion King Orry, captured the blue in
his class and after the show was pur-
chased by Grisdale. who believed that
he had dog that would make a winner
That he was right has since been proved
ny the fact that this dog won first puppy
AZ Mineola and then went to New Haven.
where he won first In the open class. His
next appearance was At the Westminster
Kennel Clubs 1915 show. where he won
first in the American bred and limit and
second In the open. being defeated by
Champion Strathtay Prince Albert, the
dog that was placed best or his breed
at this show for the third consecutive
time
Roselea Saxstone is a dog is months OF
age he is brindle pied, OF unusual
bone. big rib. short, compact body and
a strong headpiece. excelling In skull.
eyes we'll placed apart stop deep. lay
back good. foreface wide underjaw
broad and expression fierce He is
sound. active and vigorous and IL un-
doubtedly the best OF the late Cham
pion King Orry's get. other inmates
Of this kennel are General Gladiator.
a heavyweight son OF Champion Moston
Gladiator. who is a massive pied dog
that has been consistent winner Of
blues In the American bred classes, and
White Squire, another American bred
by Cockroft Prince, stone bred dog
that has been little shown but will DE
out at the coming spring and summer
shows.
Tho Gotham Kennels recently sent an
imported dog and two bitches To the
Panama Pacific Exposition. where they
will be exhibited In the show of Dogs OF
All Nations. Thomas Grisdale Is a
much sought after Judge. is an adept
at showing a bulldog. and the condition
of tho Gotham dogs show the care he
gives them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
NEW PLAN SUCCEEDS
AT PEKE CLUB SHOW
Mrs. Charles Bishop Acts as
Novice Judge and Awards
Are Well Received.

At the present moment and for some
time past the question OF new recruits
to the judicial arena has been troubling
the minds OF dog show committees At
nearly every show the list OF judges is
tho same good old names OF reliable
judges who have dore duty for the
fancy for years past. THIS state OF
things should he rectihed. and to DO this
many new Judges should be appointed
The Pekingese Club OF America has
'naugurated plan that should bc
adopted by the various speciality clubs.
namely. 20 hold series OF matches al
which novices will Judge Al hose
matches two or three authorities ON the
breed will critIclse the pacings of the
judge and In th!s way row recruits can
be added 20 the list ~ club Judges. Tho
first OF the series OF ma'ches to Ice held
by the PekinCese club was held Thurs
day afternoon AZ the Holland House
over sevcnty-fiye entries were received
and large number os fanclers We're
present,
Among them were Mrs Frederick Faev
Mrs Jules Natahle. Mrs r H. H!scox.
Mrs II. \. BAXTER. Mrs. Arthur l.. Ho,.
land, Mrs. Frank #. Clarke, D- Mary
Cotton. Mrs, Haley Fiske Mrs J. r.
Conklin. Mrs H. Lee hnstev. Mrs + r
Troy, Mrs a Mcclure HALEY and Mrs.
Carl Ehlorman. Jr
Mrs. Charles Bishop Of ShcepShoad
Bay was the judg" ana her work was
thorough ana satisfactory Mrs \.
HASTINGS Goodword kwang Lee won
the special for hest IN tho show. He is
typical specimen ~ the breed, has
heavy bone, good front, carries a u,cn
coat, is sound and IS good headed one
with shor. face and the right expression
hest of opposite sex went To Mrs 4
II Hollands 10 DO OF IIydeCrce. an
exceptionally good headed specimen The
awards:
:. Puppy. Dogs over 81. Mon,h,-F4rs,
MTi, hti,,y fG.Kr,s Sen Yam. second, Mrs
y Hunters H. Kin 81 Arden: fourth ! !
Na'ab.r's Eppssn.
Novice Dogs. First Mrs A l. Ho,lnrs'.
T."r Sin - Hydcsrse; second Mr., Frtd-
ertek Edcy's Grel Wet Tok. third. i !
Nat"hle's Eppsam.
Limit poss-trrst, Mrs HASTINGS rag.
Wei rok. '''e'''N H'eF' "r''
"G;en noEs-F,irs,. Mrs, Ha-,inr.'s Good.
~rlck Edey's Grei Wei Tok
r.ppy bitches Under Six Months
has,ings's entry third Or. Mary Cot:on's
Puppy Bitches over Six Months First.
second, Charles O Hor.on's RofrSy
Araidua third, Mrs II. A B,Ater's a ,ie,
Tara fourth; J. J vatahlc's La san
Novice Bltches-FHrst. Mrs A l. Ho'-
lands PITT Lin, second Mrs barry Runny-
meade Pauline; third ' ! Vatnhle's Ia
san, fourth, Mrs. O. J.. Grpham'- Tai san.
Limit Bitchcs--First. Mrs William Shep.
pari's Mi Mimi OF M'upru. second Mrs
Harry's Runnymeade Pauline third Mrs
II. A. Bakers Al Gee Tara
Open Bitchcs-First. Mrs 4 Hun+er's
Kin OF Arden second. Mrs william Sher.
ptrds MI Mimi NJ Minoru, third. Mrs
Rarry's Runnymeade Pauline
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
NEWARK SHOW TOMORROW.
Full C1asstacati ton VIII ne Pro.
vtded For.

The Newark Kennel Club will hold
an open match at the club room, sos
Broad street, Newark. tomorrow eve
ming The Judges will be Mrs. ID. d.
Dunn, Boston terriers; Adolph Rother,
French bulldogs, and Alva Rosenberg
all toy breeda Full classification will
ne provided for.
There will be Pekingese. Pomeranians
English toy spaniels, Boston terriers,
French bulldogs. miscellaneous class and
novice miscellaneous, tho latter class
being open only TO exhibitors who have
never shown dog before and TO dogs
THAI have never been shown. There Is
q large list of specials open 20 all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
SOME BOY HAS SOME RECORD.
Mrs. Duun's Boston Terrier Fully
Deserves HIS Honors.

To be the breeder and owner OF
champion is the ambition of every dog
fancier. Few, however. attain this as
quickly as did Mrs. D. ID. Dunn, owner
Of that good Boston terrier Champion
Some Roy. AT the Westminster Show
1914 Some Boy made his debut In a
puppy class of seventeen. where he won
frst After this show he quickly went
to his championships. getting winners
at Belmont Park, southampton. Mineola.
Toy Spaniel Club Show, Newark. and
finishing al the Westmnster 1915, ac-
curing in all twenty championship
points under six different Judges.
Champion Some Roy is by Evergreen
Progenitor out Of Bridget and IA un-
questionably one of the best heavy
weight Boston terriers living.
He is proving to be phenomenal sire
and his get are winning at many shows
and club matches Mrs. Dunn deserves
grea, deal of credit for breeding and
developing such a remarkably good dog
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
AUSTRALIANS ARE GRATEFUL,
Appreciate Our sportsma nship in
Not Challenging for Davis Gun,

SYDNEY, April 24,---The decision Of
the United States National Lawn Ten
mis- Association not to issue Il challenge
TO Australasia this year for the Davis
Cup, on account ofthe war. Is applauded
by the AntipodHans generally az Sports
manshlp of the highest degree" Had
a challenge been forthcoming Il would
have resulted almost certainly in the
United states recovering the trophy.
because Australasia would have been
without the services OF the New Zea-
lander. Anthony u. Wilding, and tho
Australian, Norman Brooses
Wilding Is with the British army IN
Europe Ind Brookes. who ia back in
his home at Melbourne. has stated that
he Will not participate in any ntcrna,
tional tournament contests during the
war Therefore Australasia, IN the event
OF challenger, would have had little
chance against any American team
which was at all representative.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
DEVON JUDGES SELECTED.
Man, women Appear on List Of
Omcinls for show Next NOnth.

The Judges for the Devon Dog SHOW
Assoc.Lt.on's annual show. ~ ho held
81 Devon, Pa. saturday, May -. are.
Hose rot,,u baldwin, ~ H.ooa-
hounds, 'rtstins. - Demands. Gr,u'
u1nc-. Irish w".fh'Unds. Sr't'ish te'r-
y y anderson. ria'noe'l y. l-Ras.
II Ir wwfh"unls
G-,,hnurt~ trurtiur sp7uic.-. fvharp,.,
Mn \. @ Nla Hul,-n. NV YORK.. y y.
.. E-h.w" dog-, ,h'" rho"> sun 'vri"',
Lrard,r Riii'e, Glen riddle ta-roN-
g + u. Lc'n5r,arc No-ristown. PA -
Pointers EaG'i-h s''trrs. Gordon settlers
wu,.r J, F.", rs, chester Pa
AHh. Elmoo Vow N,rk y y-Dachs.
huuds. Belgian sh,opJ'rs, German sheep
dur- boxers, tahernnu pir.rhers
Frederick leighton, Rr'uNNiNc, y. Y
-Cu'..,a. shetland Sh"opioE-
=. T. Roger, Philadelphia. Pa-old Eng
Joseph Hre,herick Darby Pn-Pool,es,
Harry Rushton, Ashury Park ". j
loan g Rates. New York. y v-nrc-
dH'o terriers. fox terrier. Irl.h terriers.
Mesh terriers, Daulic pi0nout terriers
" Howard W's,. Media Pa -Bu'tor-
ricrs. black and tan ,Mlnchyster terriers.
Fohert +. Smith, Pla'nneld, y. j
\ q Rohr, PhiIsd rlrhis, Pa --Bos; on
terriers
Mrs Sawue WHllc0, New York. ". Y
Svtlyhsm terriers
= B Hadscll, Binghamton, N y
scottish terriers, West Highland white
terriers.
Frank p smith, Phnadephls, Pa -
S,hippcrkrs nugs Yorkshire terriers. TOY
b'tDN and tan terriers. brussels Grinuus
'NlhuAhuHs, Italian RrcyhounuS missed
laurous, variety classes, unclassihed spe-
Citl prizes
Mrs. J G. Mallery. Aiken, q C.-Pom, r.
aniane.
Mrs, A. NJ. Hunter. Pelham Manor. ". Y
--Tek,ngeEe.
Miss l.idic Williams, Philadelphia Pa --
"a 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
MEMBERSHIP LIST INCREASES.
wOOdmere Kennel Club Adds Over
Twenty Names to Rolls.

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Woodmere Kennel Club. held at tho
Hotel Gregorian. over twenty new mem
bers were elected. After the business
meeting Of the club puppy match
was held, Mrs. d. d. Dunn's Boston
terrier some style won the cup for
best IN the show. second going TO Mrs
j Connell's Rowdy.
The class for Pskingese puppies
brought out a good one In Mrs. Charles
Lidlow's Sing 10, which was placed
as the best Peke
Miss Lena Sohiiling won In Pomeran-
ians with Haughty Sable Pr1ncsss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
DR.. De Mund Returns From Seattle.

DR. John y. De Mund has returned
from his Judging engagement at Seat
tie. Washington. where he wns the all
FOUNDER NJ the A. X. c. show, held
there recently. This was a three polnt
show and over two hundred and fifty
dogs were benched DIR. De Mund speaks
IN tho highest terms OF the quality OF
the dogs which ne saw In the North
west The sensation OF the show was
a Seattle bred Irish terrier Madrona
Dennis. owned by Cant. Charles Ten.
nant The leading breeds at this show
were Irish terriers. bulldogs, airedale
terriers, Bostons and English settlers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

winner. Ridgcway Daryicr. Best son of
On. Raby Dayzler. Zee $50 The Imported
pomeranians NJ stud: Kidgrway Black
Nugget 3,-.-pound black. prOfuse cont
and rare quality. zee se5. RidGcway
Sma.hrr. 5.pound orange shaded sable.
Mig International winner. Fee $50. The
lmportcd English Bulldog ut stud. Ridge.
wny Kiugcraft. 4 Zig Winner In England
and America. Grown stock and Puppies
for sale at Al Times. GEORGE W.
mel Manager r. o. Box 81 hay side, Long
Island. n. y. Ridgeway Kennels. Phone
2l5t Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

~, ,T, -, ,,il -, ,..,,.. ~. .,,
& ~ s 10 .i "a ,o az tnn
I'm h. in',,le from II,tors horn rom Janu
ary 20 lQlt 20 Iune go 1915 John II
i}fa ckwoo4 has resigned "a .ecre.a-y and
r r. /. korup OF 4 ston Mas has been
'ler-oI a. NJ tho yecnnry
NJ ,,,.s,, r--,,- ,,,,h p, Aor,,,
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nV,I.,, , ,'rN'IsIes hy u5o,,.n ' ~.
Gr,Uf,ta ~, ,he Vic,,.rv Kennels Ma. baan
',".t N"ir,,sp ~ w p.y.rs ps,,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

Tho Imported Wire
Haired Fox Terriers
at stud: Wireboy Of
rnignton. Fee $50.
Oh. Rally Dazyler,
Zee S25. The sensa-
tion Of England and
america. Ridgeway
Corkrr. Fee SEQ. \
phenomenal headed
dog and big winner.
Itidgcway Bafler, Zee
$50. full Brother toe h.
Rhby DayzIer. Ridge
wny Nuicracker. Fee
500. a uraud young
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

wrRE.1,AIRED FOX TERRIERS and all
breeds for sale. Dogs boarded and henalSu
the year round. Terms. ALE DELMoNi'
Penn Cottage. Wynncwood. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

Although the trots!ng turf WAS never
so we'll of In trotters OF extreme speed
none OF the members OF the Grand Cir
cult giving early meetings has seen
III TO give a good purse for them. EN-
p're city Park at Yonkers. which has
deposited bond OF $40. 900 guaranteeing
a Grand Circuit meeting next Sep,em-
Der. has come TO the front with tho
Kn!ckerbocker Stake for 2:o5 trotters
II the horses sure to be entered train
nicely II should he one OF the great
'arlng events of 1915. There should he
seven entrants and every one Il quite
capable of tro,ting three times IN . :O5.
These are Joan. 2;O4A Ross r..
2:o+A: Rhythmel. 2:o4h Maymnck.
?:04h; Star Winter. EOS; Omar,
2:05A, and Margaret Druien, 2 :o5ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25

GERMAN SHEPHERD AND POLICE
Dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
SCOTTISH TERRIERS
DACHsHCNDs.
SOUTH SHORE DACHSHUND KtNNfs

THE VERY BEST DACHSHUNDS youn, 49,.
grown stock always on hand ann
TUE SE!.EBRAIED CHAMPIONS OF THESE
recognized colors ~ '' Vne
These Kennels have rough coated dachshuna,
as wei as smooth ones They arc ali ctr.n
.,o,aIIy p9ou as proven by their show Whining,
anu records AZ the leading bench shows unss'
specialist and all-round judges N'''e'
Apply Mrs. a. HUNGERtORD, Bay Sho,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
GREAT PAIR OF STATIONS
LIKELY TO MEET IN JULY
Owners of Peter Volo Are Almost Sure to Accept Bold
Challenge of Lee Axworthy for Big Race
Etawah to Stay Out

that Frank G. Jones and Ed Geers Will
not accept the challenge on behalf Of
the wonderful little trotter Etawah The
colt was raced for the last time in
the Transylvan!a last October. where no
set the wonderful mark for three con>ecu-
tive heats better than . .O4. and the aim
now is 10 acquire the stallion crown. 1t
VII! take strong pressure 10 bring the
colt out OF racing retirement and then
Etdwah could hardly he got ready
for race so early in the season lie
is at Castleton Farm In Kentucky FOR
season In the stud and his book is full
What Frank Jones and his friends think
of Etawah. however. as a racehorse
can be Judged from Mr.. Jones's pro-
posal of last October. when a matched
race for $4,000 a side between Etawah
and Peter Nolo was In the making. that
$500 OF the amount should go that
Etawah would not be headed by Peter
Nolo IN any part OF the race after the
first quarter pole had been reached in
tho first heat This was strong con-
fdencc IN Etawah In view OF the fact
nat in their several miles that each had
tro'tol better than 2:05 Peter Vulo
had raced quarters, halves and three
quarters faster than Etawah. Appar-
entity in the estimation Of Messrs Jones
and Geers Etawah always has raced
within himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-25
FOMT.RA<It<S.
ENGLISH TOY sPASIELs.

English TOY SpAnlcls. The 4 varieties. Mrs
III church st. New Haven, Conn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05
u. c. '. LOVE FEAST.

Mr. Editor:
On next Saturday. May s. Joe Shelby
camp OF United Confederate Veterans
will meet at the city hall in the city
Of Chickasha for the purpose Of hold
ing their annual love feast, assisted
by Lee Jackson Chapter, Daughters
of the Confederacy. who will banquet
the vets with feast that would sui.
the palates OF kings and pontentates
All Confederate veterans, fAef-
YES. sons and daughters are cordial
invited to attend Come with well
Iled baskets and let's make this the
greatest love least that Joe shelbs
amp has ever had. Remember these
Old veterans have only short xhiie
to stay and let's make this a great day
Of mcrry-making
Joe Shelby camp extends a hearty
invitation to all ministers Of the gos-
pei to meet with them.
Joe Shelby camp sincerely requests
that all SONS Of Confederate Veterans
meet with camp. SO we can get better
acquainted. by order Geo. G Bu-
chanan, Com Joe Shelby Camp. s7s,
U.sc.v,
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wAIre MAN w1A gLAck LIvgR.

The liver is blood purifier 1t was
thought at one time it was the seat ot
the passions The trouble with most
people is that their liver becomes
black because Of impurities in the
blood due to bad physical states, caus-
ing biliousness. headache. dizziness
and constipation Dr. Kings New
Life Pills will clean up the liver, and
give you new life. &c at your drug
gist.-Ady. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05
a STOLEN smILE'R TWO.

a family which had only recently
came into greet wealth bought huge
country estate. One day at a recep-
ton the wife war telling Of the new
purchase. We're u have our own
cattle and horses and pigs and hens
"Oh. hens7r Interrupted another
guczt "And they'll lay fresh eggs
for yop'p
4 don't know" was the rather frigid
response. "Of course our hens en-
work II they want TO. but situated as
we are, It really won't be necessary" T"
"Ig the man your sister Is going to
marry. rich?"
Nav: every time the marriage -
mentioned pa says, Poor man." !"
rs Biisgins man to be trusted2'
I'm some respects. II he owes you
something and say1 he can't pay you.
You can place absolute reliance in his
word.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05
Jvsr A THOUGHT
ERE THE DAY is GONE.


THE man who makes a success Of
an important venture never waits for
The crowd. He strikes out for him
self II takes nerve. Il takes great
lot Of grit But the man that succeeds
has both. Any one can fail The pub
llc admires the man who has enough
confidence IN himself 70 take chance
These chances are the main things
after all. The man who tries to site
coed must expect 70 be criticised.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05

The Georgia court OF appeals says
that a man may get drunk some time
in bis life and HIS general character
still be good. This idea OF allowing
a man at least one legal jag is "a
the order Of the decision that every
dog has right to one legal bite.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05

An eastern physician is to the front
with the advocacy OF hot water as a
remedy for snake bites. Now for the
list Of sportsmen who become bills
tered from carrying around bottles OF
hot water In their hip pockets.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05

gssneboey s5sea " sersask nat =
ne ayike Jagiag sl0n9 HereDfeenth
etseex cant n,piesare. ~ rsem ~
saeaa IN salj1 81. 5ss ~ tie res5-
denfs IN ofSA4r D4re N sons ase D4ye
VIZ for grzdSHg a1s pag3ag EfAs
ang ors vf,o takee sbsa Drc2S, y4ts.csje
glew " the aaftey, vs uoaidn's guar
Se4 t0r > moneat Boweyer. ~ icag
~ nctoay i eenDelies b cogtrsDg,e
sggfhlnx t1w4r1 ne eaterprize. W.
oDTf see fsat time rfo 6f1't feel
dieD<eel N egg VI a1ge am lsss eaate
for eopDiafnt n scne " OR estlzeps
feel int > efyswaY ~ tae eoliexs is
" esffScleBf ing0rtance y Interest
foen mereig Az cltizsns of ChsekzNha,
apart from any pefsDnal Interest
H0ifb they might have II tbey
owHec proCefty ~ fte Dfmleyare,
MY ahogIA anlbs,1y bage \ knk
eomings The city Il eosas so1s nm
co ne sireef INT ~ u aoee ~ ctasr
tlFeets ana iget AZ II should ~ III ac-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05

1t IL reported that nearly seventy
per cent Of the goods Of the Uni
versity Of California have fat feet. We
don't know who made the discovery,
or how he did II; but we confidently
affirm that he was mean to tell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05

Even at this early date the festive
book agent is abroad in the land with
authentic histories" of the European
conflict. and the prospect Of what is
in store with the cessation of hostili-
ties is enough to make a strong man
shuddcr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-05

A feminine theorist. with more on.
thusiasm than clear sight. declares
that women could stop war By march.
ing out on the battlefield and standing
between the men Who are slaughter
ing one another. II EciiDds dramatio
and thrilling and Inspiring se only
difficulty with such 2 profTem is tho
undramatic one that 1T can't BE- did."