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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-22
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BIG FACTOR
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came . shadow In himself. watch
ing, ever watching. Suddenly there
wos q light tread upon the graveled
path. A jaunty figure swung into
the moonlight and looked about
him. Out Of the hundred guests or
90 that clustered about the veran-
das Of the distant house Neal peer
cd anxiously for Annette Ilington.
He trilled . little whistle. his sig.
nal and knnette's-and - though
that whistle were a signal for an
onslaught. . huge shadow and an
other sprang across the intervening
space and caught Neal from behind.
A coat or cloak descended over his
head wit hall the effectiveness of q
strait-jacket.
Il was the governor himself who
kept Annette within tnt range or
artificial light and from her appoint
ment In the moonlight out beyond.
While she still talked to the gov
ernor at ihdi.iduai with cunning
eyes and insinusting leer stepped up
to the fiurky Mt the main gate that
led to he governors mansion and
handed him a pcte.
For sucst--Miss Ilington." he
sad. - an 10 wait for an answer"
Tho iiunky f.cdded. summoned an.
other aunky. and ksEG-d him the
note The funky made an inquiry
or two. then stepped directly to the
governor and banded him the note.
ITO Be Continued)
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On the day Of the eruption of Mt
Pelee capt. John Hardin Of the si.
llington, from an open boot. but u
forced tc leave behind her father and
his c0WposslOns. ulngton 10 aseAultcd
by Hernandes and Ponto In . vain at
tempt to ret papers which ninHton
has usauAyod to send aboard the Prsn.
cess With his daughtsrA papers prov
abcvts 81 the lost islsad Of Cinnaoes.
bscofne blank. Thirteen years slayse.
Asrnando2. now = nopium .smuGgiss.
with Ponto. Ines. . female |ecom-
plice ana the mindless brute that once
was I1in6ton. come to seaport. wnere
the widow Of Capt Hardin y myln1
With her scn Nssi and a., Anr ssSsr I'M, ,sf,
a. Annette ~ her fathar- Neal tries
TOR admission TO the naval acedemy.
but through the treachery OF Joey
Welcher - defeated BY Joey ana dis
ernced. Neal snlist4 In the navy.
Yn9s sets . yfae for icy. and the con-
spirators get HIM IN Melt p2wes ,ss ~
Bat accidentally sets nfe TO the Haf-
Ain nome and the brutS,man rescuss
Annette with the .papsrs from nc
0amex. Annette discovers 3nat heas
M plied 10 the map reveAle tne tocs-
fion Of the lost Inland 0u0oe?oepuy
IN . struggle for IL possessson sne
map . torn u tire, psr .c,rarS !,
Sortion. annette calls on. the Corona
a. IN search o. her father. The crew;
erased By coeaine smug9!e0 aooaro
~ HernGndss. mutiny. aod are oyer
come by 3 boarding party from U. .
destroyer Jackson. led By Neal
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Clan Campbell viii give . Hal
Iow'een masquerade dancing party,
Friday evening. in Dufield hall.
o.
Miss Isabelle Asndell entertained
luncheon guests Tuesday. In honor
OF Miss Anna Wetniore.
o.
The T and r club Of the Dodge
Bros plant will give It's first In
formal dancing party Tuesday even.
ing. in Riverside temple.
O.
sociaticn viii give Halloween
party Wednesday evening. In West
Warren hall.
The Ladies' Altar society OF st.
Leo's church will give ward party
Wednesday evening. No. 5. In Dia-
mond temple.
The Tri-Circlc club will give Its
first Halloween party. Saturday
evening, in the home OF Harold
Place. No. 326 Concord-ave.
o.
Palestine chapter, No. 90. Eastern
Star. will give card party, Tuesday
evening, In Eastern Star temple.
Mrs. Henry c. Hays is chairman OF
the committee In charge OF the
party.
'rhe fret meeting Of the Star Span
gled Banner association will be held
morning, at 1880
O'Clock. In Parlor X. Hotel Pcnt-
chartrain-
Mrs. Jerome Hosiner Rcmick will
give . reception Wednesday after
noon in the home, No. sol Jefferson
AVE.. to formally present to society
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By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson

sary. ! realized the men with whoz
was dsncing were gazing at m
6rst with . slightly pushed expre'
ueon. and then that their mood wa
answering to mine. Ny steps In tn
dance took 4 faster measure. Nj
partners held me q little closer. No
did I Try to draw away. And all tn
time beneath the steady beat OF tn
music . little voice within me VA
asking: "How long will II last
how long will II iast' When can
10 home and be alone and cryT
or course, by the time Mr.. Albert
ana come for me and ask me II
lid not wish to get my wraps and
70 my head was aching SO ! scarcely
could zee him. I was so miserable
I almost had forgotten the primary
cause Of my misery. ! had all
could do to keep my teeth from
chaftering with nerves. Stiii j
tried to be calm.
Must we go," begged, ms though
I could not bear to tear myself
away from the gayeties. I'm hav-
inG such good time"
Mr.. Albert looked at my flaming
cheeks and dilatei eyes searching
" for q moment.
you look IT," he agreed. MY
word: think you've had enough
party for one evening. You had
better come with ME at once"
HIS tone was half possessive. AS
=. spoke ne slipped his hand
through mine to draw 1t to his arm
WITH the very last BIT 81 will power
yithin me drew myself quickly
,ack. from him.
~Just one more dance" begged.
lnd turned to some man whose lace
vas 80 haxy to me that cannot
M now remember II.
n another instant ! was whiried
way nom my escorts side. knew
hat he had to stand and walt for
~ and watch. Perhaps was hurt
m him O. he had hurt me! l
NV hack my head and smiled up
4 my partner bending over me.
IA. - the nusic ceased. I sdn
.lnng to him for the merest frac-
ion Of an instant; then:
ny Asas.- I said vsry distinctly.
o that Mr.. Albert might hear,
vhat . woadsrful dancs!"
W1sA ssld fesnauty Mr.. Albert
q me TO the room where my
maps had been caecked. On the
~ homs in tn taxi 1 vas able e
Aneh and talk. He sat silently. bit
- niG Ilps. hut when ! fesaiss4
- darkness and quist Of my Own
,oon I tArs1 myself across the bed
Dtesssd - ! wls. and cried -
iNoaHh No hart W0alA break.
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The other nodded. Some day
Who knows--you shall. for you are
man after my own heart. friend
Hernandex. Come, let ~ ascend TO
the skllight once again"
They did % they were bid and A.
sisted the gentleman from Martin
tout to lover his new stores to their
resting place below. Suddenly the
man Of Martinique held up hiA
hand.
wait" he whispered, someone
comes
Their trained ears detected the
sound of stsalthy footsteps creep
ing around and around the hut The
footsteps ceased and there was .
knock upon the door.
Outside there stood O man-a man
who sprang back In alarm at the
sight OF the crafty countenance OF
this cunning-looking stranger. But
Hernandez clicked his teeth.
Its Joe welcher." said Herman
dez. Come in, Joey boy: you're
welcome"
weicher looked about him and
then sided to Hernandez.
"A note from Inez," he whispered
to the latter, about the governors
levee."
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The Confessions of a Wife

Dick intimates. Margie. that IL
] have thousands OF dollars to lend
to pretty women In distress. I might
at least let my male chums know
that IL can be drawn upon by
them. I told him that mp to date
he had never intimatcd he was In
the slightest need OF anything from
love to money" said Jim when
came in and while the lawyers we're
fixing things up.
II seemed to me there was a tiny
meaning that was bit sinister In
his voice. but going back again to
the time when Jim said: Things
are all mixed up" remembered
that at that time he had also said
Women never paid enough atten-
ton to the things that were really
spoken, they were 30 busy looking
for the motives behind" and I put
the idea out Of my head.
What do you think, JIM" asked
Dick. about Margie setting herself
mp a. business woman and maxi.
ing investments without consulting
me! Would you. like a wife Ike
that?'
II certainly would not" said Jim,
emphatically. looked up In great
surprise.
why. JIM" I began, you know
you encouraged me by lending me
the money"
Nov. look here. Margie. I don't
want you to draw me into this die.
cussion, but you ought tn know
after having lived with Dick for A
many years a. you have that man
may think o thing Is perfectly righ,
In the other mans wife. but hs
would not want his wife To do IT,"
"Oh. Jim. I never thought tina,
Of you"
But, Msrxie. II 10 perfectly true.'
chimed IN Dick. 81 wonder why w
can never make a woman under
stand that
Goodness, how many Standard
have you men for women? You seen
To have one for your mothers. one
for your sisters. one for your sweet
hearts, one for your wives and one
tar the rest Of the sex"
By the time had said this W
vego - NJ hank and ire inkegt
'o(no0 - tw1oo Gyoe - - ( -
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her daughter. Miss Katherine No
Creery Remick. Mrs. Remtck viii
entertain q number OF debutantes
and young men q. q dinnersdancs
following the reception.
o.
The social committee Of the Wo-
mans union OF the woodward-ave.
Presbyterian church will give Q
"civic tea" wednesday afternoon, In
the home OF Mrs. w. N. McLsnpan.
No. 20 Chicago-bjyd.
The Chamber Music society viii
give the first concert Of its seasons
series Saturday evening. Nov. 8, In
the green room Of the Hotel Point
chartrain. presenting David Mannes.
yiolinist. and Clara Names. pianist.
Shadukaim grotto will give . fair
and festival in the armory, Nov.
s-l3. to raise money for the enter.
tainment fund necessary to take
care of the twenty-sixth annual con-
vention OF the order to be held In
Detroit next year,
o
Mrs. Richard II. Fyfe will enter
tain guests at luncheon Monday.
Nov. I. in the woran's Indoor club.
Detroit Parliamentary Law club
will resume it's meetings for the sea-
con Wednesday morning, in the Fed
Grafton club house.
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Under direction Of the recreation
which has arranged for
a series Of free lectures. musicales
and other entertainments to be given
in the Museum OF Art auditorium.
during the fall and winter, Mrs
Anna Ward Foster will give an Illus
trated talk Tuesday evening. on
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mediately transferred the money to
my own account. and as careful az
Jim had been when he lent me the
money. drew the cash and handed
II to Dick.
why. what's this?" Dick asked
In surprise.
That's the money / owe jim"
why DON you give him, .
check"
Because he gave 1t to me In
bills"
For q perceptible second there
was silence. and then Dick handed
the money to Jim and said.
Thanks. old man." In . rather pc
culiar kind Of voice.
Little book, have come 10 the
conclusion that . man viii forgive
q hurt to his love sooner than he
will to his. pride. and in that he II
only human, for !, too. feel that
Dicks neglect hurts my pride more
than anything else. You see, don't
want Dick to love anything or any.
one but me.
I said that 10 Mrs. 6elwin the
other day and she answered: "Non-
sense. my dear. You must remsm-
Der that mep--aIi men--love many
thinss, many people, and time and
again one Of these viii come upper.
most. All that you can ask. and
what you must BE- quite satisfied
With. II you are sensible IL that
your husband shall love you best.
and IL he does 20 wandsring about
IN shady paths that look IN the dis
lance 40 though they were lined
with primrosez he win come back
At least % per cant Of them come
BACK II siven . chance"
Little book. Mrs. SeIwin 10 old
80 old that she can look It life
calmly. butt want I)sck--I want
him TO belong" TO ma a. he insists
that ! belong" to him.
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CHAPTER XVII
Osesy

Neal leoped out Of one of the
small boats Of the destroyer Jack
son and ran nimbly up the wharf.
He had good reason To. for on the
veranda Of hotel not q quarter Of
q mile ava yhe saw girl he knew.
In record time he was by her side.
Look said Annette to Meals
mother and Inez. look who's here. "
Always" said Ines. do o like Q
uniform and" she added coyly, with
Q leer toward Neal. and what
comes In them. too"
"You goa my note!' Queried An
nette.
II got IT," returned Neal, but no
TO-"
what are you talking about''
said Annette. We are specially in
vited BY the governor himself"
I'm out OF II, I tell you." repeat
cd Neal. But ri tell ron what I'll
do. III come to the hack gate OF
the governors garden and III fiirt
with you."
Many came and most we're served
that night But among the nrst to
come. though none were served.
were four uninvited guests. They
were . s<Sases euAstst, these four.
an4 az eene y - rather than
~ 80 IL. z. !. z Y. - ;. "a !, y V.
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Corrective p0ise tor coIrect oSnC
ine." Mrs. Fosters weli-known abil-
tty a . teacher Of dancing Will
make the talk Of unusual value. A
number Of Mrs. Fosters pupils will
demonstrate various kinds Of dances.
The AFFAIR II open to the public and
II entirely free.
o.
The Detroit Business Women's
club will give . reception Thursday
evening, In the Federation club
house entertaining the members OF
clubs belonging TO the Detroit Fed.
Grafton OF wonen's clubs. An exhibt
ton of articles made by the men,
hers Of the club, or the firms OF
which they are member. will DO .
novel part Of the evenings entertain.
ment.
DR.. Anna Odeli 10 IN Boston at
tending the fourth annual meeting
OF the American College Of Surgeons.
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N the chapel Of the First Consre-
gational church. Saturday aftsruo0n,
Oct 30. was solsmnixed the mar.
riage Of Miss Eta Letitia Miller to
L. Clayton Gorham. the Rev. l. w.
Stuart. Of Pilgrim Congregational
church. cfhciating. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry y. Dana were the attendants.
After Nov. Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
ham will be at home at No. IS For
east.ave. east
Miss Winifred Dodge and her
nance. William John Gray. Jr., and
their Wedding party. will be the
guests Ut Newland Meredith. Tues
day evening, at q thester party. In
the Garrick theater, followed by sup
per In the Detroit club. Mas Clara
Hodges will entertain for Miss
Dodge and Mr.. Gray. Wednesday
evening, at q dinner-dance, in the
Country club.
The marriage Of Miss Frances
Sonia Kusx and Stephen ]. Markow-
ski was celebrated. Tuesday morn
ing very quietly. Mr.. Markowski
who is . popular clerk In the once
of the register Of deeds In the coun-
ty building. successfully concealed
al knowledge Of his approaching
nuptials from his associates until
the marriage license was procured.
and then. the Undergraduates could
not be induced to give OUT any de-
tails.
o.
Mrs. Beatrice Larned whitney, of
New York, formerly Of Detroit, In
The annual convention Of the Inter
national Order OF Kings Daughters
and Sons. held in Jackson last week.
was made honorary council member
for life and, as such, will be a mem
Der Of the international board of the
order. Mrs. Whitney had been
council member from Michigan for
10 years and upon resigring that
ONCE was made an honorary life
member. Thursday evening. Mrs.
Whitney was the guest Of honor at
q banquet.
W
Mrs. Louis Myll, Of Crosse Pointe,
known to the professional stage as
Corah Adams, and for several sea
sons leading support to Mrs. Leslie
Carter. will give q talk on Photo
play production" Tuesday evening.
IN the Utley branch library. before
the Women Writer'S club. Mrs. Myil
was with Mrs. Carter and company
two years ago. in Europe. when &lah-
crate photo-plays were made OF
Nine. Du Barry" and other success
co with which Mrs. Carter. Miss
Adams and the members of the orig
inal David Belssco company were
associated several years ago on the
legitimate stage.
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pWMM ~ 0DD0Xu3IIy
3 ~ HI Tor tirls-tt 2
vese wAss sos -
IA
1 ~ ~ evenfuS vas q
- a7{y. 10 which !
1879 ~ the most I'm
4 - 1ls. hecame ! sort
i1 ~ -ouf m1sary. n was
.c,s,Ssr form Of tor.
r bell6ve. reserved
~ n 1. ne torture Of
Z - sorcinr hack the
2- hayc - Inukh and
5S sea,,la sround you.
darcinr happily
s..asenIy I danced up
xI}crt the man who
z ~ ~ 49,. vhirl
"a NH z pretty little
~ IA arns. And
- ~ ne usOu3s -
SS1 1890 III words, |
b r srI him ssy. do
IS; 81 - then the
9. - 80 ~ loaf. |
Z s.sSh ~ n. Too |
I1 ~. ~ ~ --.>..- - 49,
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JJnusual.

Unusual.
Amy unusual symptoms about
that new case Of yours yesterday.
doctor?"
Yes. he paid me $50 on account"
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tIng close to the ground. As still
- - statue stood the dog. From
behind him came q man walking
slowly and carefully and with q Ter.
rible gun held In readiness. When
A. reached the dog he sent him OF
There was nothing ror the Bob
White squatting there to do pu !.
~. Up into the air he shot on swift
wings.
Bang" went the terrible gun.
and down dropped the little brown
bird At the sound Of the terrible
gan up Jumped all the rest OF Bob
Whites children In terrible fright
Tor never before had they heard
such dreadful noise. "BanR!-
went the gun again. but this time
jonly . few brown feathers foated
70 the ground. Bob and Mrs. Bot
waited until AFTER the second bans
before they. too. took to the air, TO,
they had had experience and knew
that aftsr the second bang they
were likely to be safe for . while
The Bob whites had scattered ID
I'll directions ~ they had beer
taught 20 DO when In danger. Bot
1ow straight over to Farmer
DeOwnS wheat field and there prss
sAtly be- began TO call. One after
asethsr Of his family answered, al
but the one who had fallen at the
nrst shot.
"dot enc. any way" said the hun.
|tsr - Ne loaded his terrible gun
- actually looked happy 90 he
wei ovsr to help his dog hunt for
f0e - White who had fallen a
ltne nus tssFib1s hang.
I Neut stsry-1As Disappointed
~ ~ bsns1t Il ne German
1Ieme Cor Orphans ana
= eerd party win be Nv.
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Children's S. and $3.50

Coats .$3.7;
About 100 coats from one OF
the leading manufacturers--
samples and odd 1ots-sizes
for children to years. The
materials are corduroy. Glib
cline. broadcioth. serge. as.
trachan, novelty cloths and
yelvetS. Some have belt. pock-
cts and fancy trimmings. Also
81 to IS models at ef.1s.
Basenent store.
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Waists ..6Sc
Waists that are soiled and In
odd sizes-but they are made
of splendid materials in mes.
saline. crepe de chine and
ppau de soies--and are In good
fall STYLES. Basement store.
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q Children's Dresses

These are mostly I'm popliu ma
teriais. They include bolero
models with collar and waist
finished In scallops-come in
all popular shades-and the
sizes run from to II years.
Basemeat Store.
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ChiIdren's Plush Coats $685.

These styIish coats Have uruf
lamb collars and cuns-are
very well made--snd have at
tractive quilted Innings 3,
and 10-year sizes.
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39c and SOC Corset

Covers ..29c
Good nalnsook. lace and en-
broidery trimmings - ribbon
run. Beading. Basemeat store.
soc Crepe Combinations, 39c
Good quality Of crepe; lace
waist line Basement store.
75c Reversible Apron. .48c
PercaIes and chambray mate
riais. piped In white. Can be
Basenent Store.
SOC Sewing Apron. zee
Embroidered lawn trimmed
with lace. silk ribbon draw
strinr-can be converted Into
sewing apron. Baseneat Store.
Csc Mems Cashmere
Half Hose lie
Good weight. gray. also fast
color black or Oxford--all
o basement store.
SITS Mems Wool
Rib u. Suits. -. .$1.19
Good heavy weight more than
half wool, closed crotch. ~
to -, s..e-'r' s'''e.
81 Mems Shirts and
Drawers .. DOC
Ribbed or nat---natural gray
well made. strong and warm.
Bssenent store.
81 and $3.50 Odds and
Ends in Shirts .79c
An sises and all styles in
these odds and ends.
= Basement Store.
81 Mems Heavy Cotton
Union Suits ........ .79c
Fine combed cotton, ribbed.
~ Bssese.e Store.
SOC Piisse Crepe de
Chine .29c
Soft finish. splendid colors for
street and evening dresses
zoe Silk and Cstton
POuIin .............. 4Sc
Lustrous silk finish, right
weight for dresses and waists.
Dssenest store.
15c Silk and Isle
Fabrics .12He
Plain and dotfed--lookss like
ali Silks different shades
Basement Store.
soc and zoe Novelty
F0ulards Todd lot). ~. .19e
Also sateens - figures and
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ITO Be Continued
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-18
pecial to The Independent.
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 41e7

Notice of the Application of w. P.
Anderson, by C. J. Nelson, His At
torney in Fact, for United States
Patent.
U. S. Land Office, Elko, Nevada
April 20, 1915.
01987
Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of Chapter Six of Title Thirty
two. of the Revised Statutes of the
United States, w. P. Anderson, of Gin.
c%Innati, Ohio, by C. J. Nelson, his at
torney in fact, whose postoffice IS
Jarbidge, Elko County, Nevada, has
made application for a patent for
100000 linear feet on the Usona Lode,
bearing gold and silver. the same be-
ting 5000 linear feet In a %southerly d.
r~ection. and $4,000 linear feet in a
northerly direction from the location
monument thereof, together with the
surface ground 10000 feet in width
thereon. situate in Centennial Mining
District, County of Elko, State
Of Nevada, and described by the Of