Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 145, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 3, 1932 Page: 3 of 10
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CmCKARHA DAILY EXPRESS. CHICKASHA. OKLAHOMA'
PAG THRU
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
CHERRY DIXON pretty -yar-old
daughter ol wealth? Phi'
ante lalla in low with DAN PHIL
UPS newapaper reporter. Blw
quarrel with her father about Dan
and then taking ad van Ian ol
Leap Year aka Dan to marry her.
The? are married and Chen? lor
the flnt lima find what It mean
to lack money. The? taka a
cheap apartment and her etrug-
glee with houeework ara discour-
aging. DIXIE SHANNON movie
critic of the New i friendly with
Cherry. Bhe meet handmmeHAX
PEARSON a leo on the New.
After everal week cherry1
mother become ferioualy ill. The
girl I called home and there I a
reconciliation with her parent
but pride will not allow her to ac-
cept financial aid from them.
When MRS. DIXON la a itronger
ha and her husband leave far
eereral month at the eahore.
July bring an Interne heat
waw. Friend Invite Cherry and
Dan to a iwlmming party at a
nearby rerort. Dan I delayed at
the office and Cherry acta out
with Pranon in hi ear. A heavy
term overtake them and they
loe thrlr vray. At laat they reach
an nil tat Ion and take ahelter
there. Pearann tell Cherry he
love her. She become angry
and leave. Later they act out In
the car and after a dangeroua
drlw arrive home.
Congressman
led Johnson
(Rex Harlow In Harlow'a Weekly)
A hard-hitting rough and tum-
ble debater11 la what hi colleague
ay of Jed Johncon. member from
the Birth Dlatrict. He aeldom take
the floor In debate but when he
doe he apeak "itraigbt from th
ahoulder." He he developed Into
one of the real debater of the
House during hie five yean In Con-
gress. Before Ur. Johnson wee elected to
Congre he had been schooled In
the state senate for several yean.
Advleed by leaden to be very quiet
during his flnt term he made no
made no effort to apeak until after
he had been n member of Cong res
for some months. But on day when
a MU wee being considered to pen-
sion Reserve Bank official and
seemed certain of passage because
It hed been favorably reported by
a committee and no one was speak-
ing In opposition to it he secured
flw minutes of time and made hi
maiden speech against the bill. The
old mem ben began to heckle him
a custom In Congress but his
seven or eight yean In the state
senate stood him well In hand. The
hackling soon subsided hie time was
extended several times and finally
few older memben joined In hi
fight; the bill was defeated result-
ing In a earing of many million of
dollar.
Since that flnt debate Johnson
ha never been heckled by his col-
leagues although he has waged and
won many battle. His colleagues
soon discovered that he thinks quick-
ly on his feet and knows hie sub-
ject. a careful resume of his
speeches discloses that In almost
every instance his remarks on the
floor haw been In reply to those
of administration leaden. When
the Hawley tariff hill waa pending.
Johnson addressed the House an-
swering chairman Hawley to the
satisfaction of hie party leaden as
Is evidenced by the feet that more
than SO 000 of hie tariff speeches
haw been printed and sent Into
close district! of California Mon-
tana and Oregon.
During the present session Con-
gressman Johnson has spoken several
times always answering argument
of the opposition. Hie speech In op-
position to the Moratorium waa rated
by Washington magarine a one
of the best made during the month
of December. He also spoke against
the Reconstruction Finance Act. end
was one of the half dosen mem-
bers of the House who led the fight
gainit the general sales tax on
neepss Hies. Johnson does not oppose
a sales or excise tax on luxuries
as a temporary measure to balance
the federal budget.
Ha also made a determined fight
for tariff on Imported oil and mode
a speech for the oil tax that the
House finally passed. For many
months he has been advocating a
tax on sales of stock exchanges as
a fair and practical way of aiding
In replenishing a depleted federal
treasury. Several memben from the
city of New York bitterly opposed
his proposal. Johnson Immediately
gained the floor and began thus:
"Judging from th heavy bom-
bardment turned looee hen today
by the light artillery from New
York one unfamiliar with th his-
tory of this amendment to tax sales
of stork exchanges of Wall Street
might think It altogether a new
propaml.11
Toward the close of the earn
speech he said:
"These Wall Street gambien do
not confine themselves to Intangible
stocks mythical securities and bo-
gus memorandums but they gamble
to the tun of billions of dollan
on commodities they never see but
which an produced by the sweat of
the brow of mllltone of honest
hard-working fermen of America.
Instead of prices of farm commodi-
ties being based on the law of sup-
ply and demand they an too often
controlled by and held at the mercy
of Wall Street stock gam biers. 11
Hie most recent speech In Con-
gress was made th day following
a political conference at the Whit
House calling on members to sup-
port the president1 alleged economy
program. In his address to the
House he declared that "Congn
ha too long stood by the president"
and pointed out wherein Whit
Home measure hed contributed to
the depletion of the treasury.
That Mr. Johnson's ability Is re-
cognised by his colleagues la evi-
denced by the fact that he has
rapftlly advanced from a mediocre
committee In his first term to one
of the ranking memben of the pow-
erful end exclusive committee on
Military Affairs. His home district's
appreciation Is shown by the In-
creased rote from MOO majority
given him hie flnt term to that of
more than 21000 majority given him
In the laat election.
He Is one of the younger memben
of Congress who shows growth and
promise abme the avenge. He
works hard to can far hie district
and Is popular at home. He has
very bright prospects far the future.
(Advertisement)
Several days later Dan telle
Cherry ha Is tired of the town
and wants to go to New York.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STOEY
CHAPTER XXXIV
Dan waa beside her. "Why no
ho said In a startled voles. "That
lent what I mean at all. X wouldn't
go any place without you. Cherry.
You know thatl"
"But you said you wanted to get
way from all this. I don't see how
wo could leave. There's the lease
on the apartment
"That's Just ttl" ha Insisted.
Lease bills always something to
fore you Into a nit! That's what
I hate Cherry. That's what X want
to get away frooil"
"I don't see how things would be
different anywhere else."
Dan stood before th window a
mutinous figure. Ha rubbed a hand
through hie hair pushing tho locks
wry.
"Oh X support you're right But
Lordl X wish something would coma
along to ittr things up. I'm not
used to this sort of life rre al-
ways pushed on eomaerhert else when
things got too tame."
Th girl said nothing. Phillip
turned and saw her brush her
eye with a handkerchief. He crossed
th room and put a hand on her
shoulder.
"Listen honey" he said. "You
know x didn't mean to hurt your
feeling. Why X wouldn't do that
for tho world I Just forget X said
anything. I'm Just a tramp X guess
a no-goed who doesn't realise
when he's well off. You wont think
any more about It will you. Cher-
ry? Promise me you wontl"
"But X want you to bo happy
Dsn P
Hie arms were around her. "Why
shouldn't X be happy? Xve got you
havent X? Say X guess Im juit
bout tho luckiest guy on earth.
And dont think X don't realise iti
That crabbing doesn't mean any-
thing. Come on Til help with the
dishes I"
He waa unusually cheerful through-
out tho rest of the evening. After
they had finished the kitchen work
they rod down town to see a mo-
tion picture. Dan talked mure than
usual. It waa only occasionally that
ha seemed to forget and lapsed Into
silence. Then Cherry saw the brood-
ing look return to his face.
Bhe could not penuado herself
that whatever was troubling him
had vanished so easily.
If Dan was worried ha gave no
Indication of It during tho next few
day. He waa punctual at meala
talked of bla work and seemed In-
terested In Cherry's recital of
dsy's events.
There were more fatten from Cher-
ry's mother. Mia. Dixon reported
she had gained four pounds. Bhe
and her husband were considering
a drive into Mein with some friends
for a short stay Tho letter con-
sisted chiefly of trivial Mta of newt.
There had bean a touch of hot
weather but now it was gone. Mrs.
Dixon hoped Chany and Dan were
both well.
Thera wag a card from Dixie
Shannon bearing a Canadian post
mark. Dixie wrote that she was
haring a glorious vacation and would
b aoiry to return homa.
August proved to be as agreeable
a July had been hot and unpleas-
ant Cherry reading In nwpaper
society column that Qretchen Al-
dan and her mother were extending
their stay at Lake Louise that other
acquaintances were summering at
Newport attending the race meet
at Saratoga or visiting distant re-
sorts was not In the least en-
vious. Her life settled Into an agreeable
calm. Dan. to his amassment re-
ceived the long expected raise In
safaiy. It mean $S a week added
to the scanty household budget
They celebrated with a dinner at
the Wellington that took the entire
flnt week's 9.
Then on a Thursday avenlng Dan
arrived home excitedly. "Cherry I"
ha cried as he pushed the dour open
"you cant guess what's happened!"
Bhe hurried from tho kitchen.
"No of course X can't" ah said.
"What is It?"
"Bay wait till you heart Boy
did X run Into luck today! Xth the
chance I've been looking for"
"For heaven1 lake Dan Phillips
land still a minute and tell me
what you're talking about!
He caught her by the shoulders
and held her away from him. "Whet
would you say" he began "If X
told you that one of the best mag
aslne writers In th country has
promised to read those short a lories
your boy friend wrote haa promised
to criticise them and help him find
a market?"
"Oh. Dan realty? Why. thatl
wonderful? Who fa he Dan? How
did It happen?"
Phillips drew hlmaelf up In mock
dignity. "IT like this lady" he
began. "I waa walking down the
street "
"top It this minutel" Cherry In-
sisted. "And tell me what's really
happened. Who Is this writer and
how did you meet him?"
"It's not a Tie'" Dan told her.
"It's a tier.' Brenda Vail ever
read anything of here? To ten the
truth neither have X but she's one
of th Mg shots." He rattled off the
name of a half-doien magailnee to
which Brend VaU had contributed.
"She's here on business. Something
shout some land eh owns and wants
to sell. Rogers usually doe all the
literary Interviews you know but
he's on vacation. X didn't have
much to do this afternoon and Bates
sent me over to talk to Miss Veil.
It eeeme that years ago when she
was a kid she had an aunt who
lived here. Bhe X mean Mbs Van.
not the sunt used to spend part
of the summers hers. It made pret-
ty fair feature about tho famous
author earning back to the scene of
CANDIDATE for
SECOND TERM
ELMER THOMAS
.for
United States Senator
DRESSES
Cleaned Pressed
Called For and Delivered
35c v
HAMILTON'S
Opposite Peetofflec Phene 111
her childhood but that's not the
Important parti
"Wo got to talking about writing
he's oh she's marvelous! The
minute yon see her you know you're
not meeting an ordinary person. Bhe
haa beautiful red hair and Mg sort
of gray-green eyes X don't know
how to describe her exactly. There's
something about her though that's
different frxn ether people. Bhe
wanted to ?now If I'd ever written
anything exi ept newspaper stuff and
when X said I'd tried but hadn't been
able to sell anything she asked me If
aha could see one of my stories. Bald
she'd read It and maybo ah could
advise me where to send It Can
you Imagine that? A writer like
Brenda Vail going to all that trou-
ble for someone she'd never seen
before?
Cherry had been listening Intent-
ly. "It's fine Danl" she assured
him. "What ara you going to take?"
"Why X thought I'd show her
that yam about the kids In Juve-
nile court the one X called 'Km-
py's Crime. Nobody else hoe aer
U. I figured there might be a ai.rt
of a Jinx on thb ether story. The
one that earns back after I str.t It
out. Mlsa VaU said if rd bring
It over to th hotel tonight She'd
read it
"You're going to taka It to her
tonight?
"Sure. You see X dent know hew
long she'll be in town. It depend!
on this business deal she says.
Oosh Cherry suppose she likes my
s lory I Wouldnt that be great? You
see she knowa a lot of editor end
he might be able to put In a word
for me? You know Just sort of
weU ask them- to give me a chancel"
"She should Ilka it Den. It's a
flna atoryl"
Phillip grinned. Oh youre
prejudiced" he said "but If Brenda
VaU thlnki X can write believe me
111 show them!"
Dinner waa over hastily Dan
spent an hour dressing with scrupu-
lous attention to detail. He put on
the suit that had Just coma from the
cleaners. It waa the gray tweed the
moat becoming one he owned. He
selected a blue tie and knotted It
meticulously.
Cherry teased him ss he stood
before the mirror trying to make
COLLEGE
CLEANERS
PLAIN DBESBES QEf
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519 Chickasha Ava.
Next Deer Mealgemery Ward
Phone 49
JOHN B. OGDEN
DISTRICT JUDGE
Seeks
Promotion
to
Supreme
Court
District Judge dwun B. Ogden of Ardmore now
serving his second term as District Judge of the Eighth
Judicial District composed of Carter and Love counties
asks the citizenship of the Fifth Supreme Court Dis-
trict to promote him on his record as such district
judge having shown his qualification and ability to
serve on the Supreme Court of this state.
John B. Ogctu now 34 years of age having been
elected to the district bench at the age of 28 years
re-elected at the age of 32 by the largest majority
.ver received-by a candidate for that office in the
Eighth Judicial District since statehood. His record is
undenied and unimpeached and will compare .-.orably
with the record of any distrir' judge in the state of
0: loma since statehood. &rd faithful public ser
vice with promotion. He is an ex-soldier member of the
American Legion former president of the District and
Superior Court Judges Conference of the .tate of Okla-
homa. Ask anyone who knows him. Help promote this
-oung man of proven ability to the Supre. le Court of
his state. Vote 'rr John P ?rden on July 5-h and
you will be voting for a democrat who will highly ap-
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have cause to regret having elevated this young man
from the district to the Supreme Court bench of this
state.
hie hair lay the way he wanted It.
"Anyone would think you were
calling on your flnt sweetheart;"
he told him.
"Say I gue you know what this
swans to mel"
"Of course I do. Den." Bhe touched
hie arm gently. "It means a lot to
me too. But I'm ao sura of you
Dan. x dont need n Mias VU to
tell me you're going to be a greet
author!"
He laughed at her kissed her
hastily and waa gone.
Brenda VaU adjusted tha shoulder
of her black face frock . It was a
very low cut flock designed for
sophisticated surrounding!. She put
the stopper from a slender perfume
bottle to th lobes of her ear and
to her lips. Then aha stepped back
surveying hstaelf In th mirror.
(Continued On Page Seven)
Justice of Supreme Court
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RE-ELECT
Flora M. Bell
(Mrs. J. G. Bell)
County Superintendent
Mrs. Bell is one of the outstanding school executives
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HORACE CRISP DESERVES RE-ELECTION
CAST YOUR VOTE FOR HIM JULY 5TH
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