Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 7, Ed. 1 Monday, April 24, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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CHICKAIHA DAILY IX'RIM CHICKAIHA OKLAHOMA MONDAY APRIL' 14 1122.
dhickasha Daily Express
OXO. II. ETANBM
J. EDWIN rOOU..
......PuMUher and Business Manag er
............ ..........MkDtflng Editor
OFFICIAL TAPER OF GRADY COUNTY
Entered at the poitottica of Chlckasha Oklahoma aa second (less
tinall matter.
CHICKAIHA OKLAHOMA MONOAY APRIL 24 1922.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Od yr. delivered by carrler.f6.00
Mo. delivered by. carrier.. 1.00
Moa. dellrerad by carrier.. 1.50
1 Month delivered by carrier. .(0
One rear by cull .. 4.00
fill months by mail.... . t.00
Three months by mall 1.00
Wngle cop . 05
Any arroneoua reflectioa oa the
character of any person firm or
corporation and any misstatement
which may appear Id the columna
of The Express will ba gladly
corrected upon Ita being brought
to the attontlon of the manage-
ment. FUDLISIIEIL
rhona 41. Phone 43.
Clvss Al the Local Newa c3 N" by U. P. Wire Pally
EXPRESS PAGCACZTTE3
BUILDING A STATE.
! State pride persists despite the question decided by the civi
Var and the rry of "America First." States boast of their big
cities their resources their enormous crops and their gigantic
manufactures states with centuries of history. What state can
pomr io so great a record ot achievement as tne young upstart
ukiaiioma winch Saturday celebrated only its thirty-third birth
day ?
This state has suffered from the nation-wide publicity gained
!. At T ! -I f it f. i. i
us ii jruiiiiiKs us viiiru .-inmn aim us jicnry oiarr. ll lias
gained in other states all too little credit for its Henry Ovcrholscr.
its C. G. Jones its senator who ; was one of the fathers of the
country s banking system and its thousands of other men and
.women who have done Lig things in a big way. The public is
interested in a man who robs a train because robbing a train is
unusual and spectacular; there is too little interest in men who
do creditable things because those men arc doing the usual and
ine expected.
f Contrary to what other states may have been caused to be
lieve the men and women who arrived in Oklahoma Territory
April 22 1889 their children and the men and women who have
come atter them hac been i.i the maiV-ity builders. With a
country ot icrtiie soil and enormous mr.icral resources to start
with they have built with their hands their heads and their
hearts "u state .which always should give them and their children
4 I...IJ' L' (. it. . 1 i
iau.c io -iiuiu nign incir ncaas.
But all is not done. The history of Oklahoma should rive
courage and inspiration o the present generation and future
niiiciiuiis iu jircMs onwaru wun a wortc well uegun. Ukla
Jioman.
; . J . LESLIE M. SHAW ON THRIFT
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' Somo outspoken observations on the youth of today were
made by Leslie M. Shaw secretary of the treasury under Presi-
dent Roosevelt and now in his seventy-fourth year of life in
S recent talk before the Marquette Club in New York.
"This seems to be a generation of "get-mores"' said Mr.
Shaw. "The question Jhat seems uppermost in young people's
minds nowadays ia hovf can I get home wealth? If more than
the legitimate fee for a service or profit from an . undertaking
is. to be obtained they are for it. " What -we need to teach the
younger generation is how to put more into life not how to get
more out of it. '
"Yet the idea of thrift seems furthest frpm their minds. The
Svhole sentiment among young people is not to accumulate sav-
ings and thrift is considered stinginess. There is on'y one infall-
ible rule for success and that is can a man live within his in-
comer A man who spends all of his income for living expenses is
jiever going to succeed."
' Growing boys are not" bciner taudit the meaning of n uv
Nvork and the value of a dollar as thev were in the nltl H.nv IVfr
Shaw thought. It was not the country's illiterates who were
sleeping in the parks with newspapers for a mattress but those
.whose parents kept them from working that they might get an
VUUVilUUll.
"Rut I'm not atainst education mind vnn " taA tho cnf.nI.r
"I believe in it but the young man must be taught that he must
woric lor wnat he gets; that this world keeps a one-price store.
.wun no uargam counters.
I at III ahall carol that all la well
With the conquering aoul ot man;
I aliall not say It'a a cmol world
Uccause It haa mastered mo
Hut I'll kep the banner ot nope un-
furled For all the world to ace.
nerton Itralay.
"Tho world la given aa a prise to
the man who la In earnest." F. W.
Robertson.
Tho mere fart Hint a woman U
fond ot bargalna la no alien that
ho will appreciate It It you notice
t hut she's wearing ono
Aa ono of tho cilltnre aoes It. Mr.
Dryan'a fight on DurwInUm la Elo-
cution vs. Evolution.
Still you don't have to bo a fol-
lower of Darwin to niako a monkey
of youraolf.
A Kanina kolyumlst suggests that
the reason why a woman'a mind la
cleaner than a man'a la bcauao ahe
changes It oflencr.
It aeema thai the Gorman dolo-
gatcs don't mind being knocked out
of tho (icnoa conference oa long aa
Lloyd Ocorgo didn't uae bla boot on
'em. Thoy'ro not going to lot tholr
fouling bo hurt as long aa aa I In to
la any hope ot having tho repara
Hons bill reduced.
It begins to look llko Will Hays
mny roally have a big stick as
part of bis equipment for handling
tho movlo business.
However It Is poKHlhlo thnt tho
boos may finally give Fatly a good
paddling and lot him go. Cartoon
IhIb and comic film producers help
youraelvea.
SI Simp says he notices that It la
always harder to get work when
Jobs are scarce.
AIho there are some sons ot vet
erans who hold a pretty good hand
when the U. C. V. meet for their
annual feed. Dill Owsley for ex
ample
You can toll from tho far-away
look in tho face of Fred Andrews
that he fs soon due to shut up shop
and fly away for the summer. Crock
and lake are calling and ho can't
stand it much longer.
WILDCAT -FEEDS HIS "BONES TO
LILLY AND BUYS A HYMN BOOK
Chicago April XI. Wildcat
M bla "bones" to Lilly today
bought a hymn book.
The 1'ullman compaow baa or-
dered that no longor ahall pass-
engers be lulled to their rest
by tho tune ot "come on aeb-
en" sweet music to tho porter's
cars.
Tho 00o negro porlora em-
ployed by the company have
been Instructed to take up sing-
ing lessons aa the gentleman In
lower tun ran bo entertained
with the humming of "Swanee
IUvor" If he so dwilrea.
Major N. Clark finillh Viotod
chorus trainer has been employ
ed to get the harmony orgafr
Jaed. . '
Three special trains leaving
Chicago today for tho Knlghta '
Templar conclave at New Or-
leans were manned with three
crewa of tenors second tenors
barltonoa and basses. '
The country waa organised In-
' to eight districts and a grand
ruckua will bo bold each year
with competition for the cham-
pion chorus.
I'arados will be staged modals
and trophies given out and nohlo
ratlona furnlshud for all the
boys.
'Hot daml
waa revealed by a fellow sailor.
"My voice" be said in response
to a query "la really no good a!
though the glrU try to toll me It
Is."
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Improvement Of
Postal Service
Aim Of Campaign
May 1 to 6 haa been doalgned by
the postmaster general aa "postal
Improvement week" according to
Wadn II. Lalloon assistant post
mauler.
This govornmmt will he launched
In an endeavor to bring tho postal
department In donor touch with tho
putrons and to enllitt their support
In mnklng many Improvements In
the aorvlco.
Tho postmaster-general has asked
poHtal officials here td endeavor to
accompllHh the following during
"postal Improvement week:"
Gutting the buslneiis men and the
different firms to co-operate In tho
mutter of early mailing.
To show them It Is to their in-
terest that the department Is urg-
ing the speeding up ot the malls
tho well-wrapping and plainly ad
dressing ot tho parcels to have his
stationary pr'uted allowing his street
and number or bis postofflco box
number.
To enllHt the co-operation and
support of such civic organization
as tho Chambers of Commerce Kl-
wants Lions and Itotary clubs and
motion ploture theatres and urge
them to aid In carrying out the
spirit of the Improvement week.
To make arrangements for "postal
visitation day" and allow public dole-
gallons to Inspect the office and aee
bow mall la handled.
To get the publlo to appreciate
why better addruhing and packing
of tho malls will help the service.
To educate the publlo to mall
early addrosa plulnly and correctly
and to face and tie mall when the
quantity warrants.
BURNS SEEKS TO
be liny. GEUi
Robert flu ma woll known attorney
ot Oklahoma City and formerly of
Chlckasha was In the city Saturday
and made the announcement that he
la a candidate for the democratic
nomination for attorney general of
Oklahoma.
Mr. rturns practiced his profcrslon
in Chlckasha for a number of years
bofore moving to Oklahoma City and
he baa a host ot frlenda bore. A
man of the highest character and an
indefatigable worker he haa won suc
cess in his profession and he now
seeks to go higher. That he would
ably take care of the state's legal
; YOUR GOOD AND OURS
As you wander along the hiehwavs and the bvwavs of this
town it is possible that vou see manv thi lies which vrm tViinlr
should not be says the Frederick Leader.
. Do you ever speak of these things to people who have the
yuwer oi correction r
Does it occur to you that their absorption in other duties may
i.a.c iiujcu iiicni iu ovenooK some ot tne things that are so plain
to you? . :
.. Do you realize that' their brains plus yours are more potent
Every man owes a duty to the community that shelters and
Sustains him. That duty is to aid in the advancement of the
.wcuare oi me community as. a whole.
anmg attention to undesirable conditions is not necessarily
a reflection upon the constituted authorities. One pair of eyes
ran tint eaa A.rA..rt1:.-. i - . ..."
i u t Sl neiiiier can one Drain master everything
and the Lord does not provide anv man with mnrp nt m'thr
It may not be possible for the authorities to make a prompt
correction of conditions you report as there is a limit to their pos-
sibilities. But your report will impress them upon their minds.
uu in uuic uiey may De aDie to attorn the desired relief.
a This community has reached its present state of desirability
through the efforts of all of our people. It will become even more
ucsiraDie as we bend additional efforts to that end.
i Speak up and be heard. Your criticisms are of no value until
j uu mane a noise.
;. It is for your good and ours. '
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EDUCATION ON BANKING.
A needed campaign of education as to the principles of bank-
ing and the functions of a bank is being carried on through the
Constitution by the American National Bank. Greater under-
standing by the public of banking in general is needed. The banks
cither collectively or individually should do more educational work
along those lines. .
t A surprisingly large number of people do not realize that it is
just as much a bank's duty to loan a part of the deposits that it
receives as it is to furnish a safe place for the customer to keep
his money. Many people do not realize that loaning deposits is the
only way the bank has of making the money to maintain an e-
yv.a.c caiauunimcm. io care ior acacounts. They think that
.their money is once placed in the bank is kept" there until they
are ready to call for it. This and many other banking' functions
tare explained m the series of advertisements now being run by the
American National . J
: The banks of the' community are its most important institu-
tions. .. A thorough understanding of hovf they operate is highly
desirable Lawton Constitution' g . " r 6 J
Hidden Treasure.
Cevo My but Jones' wlfo Is bow-
legged.
Vevo Well ho didn't have
chance to see what he was gottlng
like the chaps of today. Wisconsin
Octopus.
Bill Did you got any marks today
at school Tommy?'
Tommy Yes; but they're where
they don't show. Boys' Life.
Improving on Babylon.
Knowing that we nro not like
Ancient Babylon forty-two young
men of this city Montgomory Ala.
liavo set out to cure tlio flapper!
After a solemn sympoHlum tho fol-
lowing resolution has been adopted:
We the young unmarried men of
Montgomory in an asugmbled moot-
ing do hereby solemnly declare that:
Wherear there has arisen a mod
ern fad among young women of
wearing tholr galoshes unbuttoned
and rolling their stockings downJ
ward to a point of impropriety bob-
bing their hair which the beautiful
hand of nature has given them and
smoking cigarettes all of which in
our opinion are slovenly and un
necessary i .
Now therefore be It resolved:
That we hereby agree not to
escort any young woman to any play
picture show party dance or re
ception who practices these useless
and nonsensical fads.
By way of explanation this state
ment is issued: The young men of
Montgomery are not prudish or
saints but they have a better no-
tion of propriety than did the young
men of Ancient Babylon.
Yours truly
The lUnmarrled Men's Club.
Montgomery Journal.
DAVID HARUM
said: 'Tt's good for a dog to have fleas. It keeps
him from forgetting he's a dog."
Whether' this philosophy is sound we shall not say
but it is a fact that an individual in surmounting diffi-
culties grows with achievement. If there were no hills
to climb there would be no joy in success; in fact there
would be no such thing as success.
Financial success lies in such achievement making
every investment of energy and money pay dividends.
Plenty of hard work economy of effort and money and
a good bank as partners will bring success.
Let us be your partner.
Citizens National Bank
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DRUNK. HE KILLED WOMAN
and; gets his freedom
Chicago April 22. A "man intoxi
cated and therefore not criminally
responsible for murder" was set free
by a coroner's. Jury here.
Fritz MeinBhausen admitted kill
ing Mrs. Anna Peters while he was
drunk. The Jurors declared that
since he iwas Intoxicated he should
be given his liberty.
PILES
Cured without surgery. No pain
cutting sloughing or detention
from business.
Dr. G. R. Gerard Ninnekah Okla.
EADS & McCUNE
Archltecta
Room 417 First Nat'l bank Bldg.
Chlckasha Okla
J. ROY ORR
LAWYER
Office In Court House.
Underwood Typewritera
F. K. WScox Jr.
Salesman.
PHONE 1390-R.
SON OF GREAT TENOR
TO WORK HIS PASSAGE
Philadelphia April 22. Enrico
Caruso Jr. son of the famous tenor
arrived here today as a deck hand
on the Fabre liner Providence.
"I am Just going to Europe on a
pleasure trip and I thought it would
be lots of fun to work my way"
young Caruso who . is Id and who
haa been at school in the middle
west declared when his identity
DOCTOR MORROW
Chiropractor Lady Attendant
New office 221 N. 6th St.
- calls made.
Office hours 9to 12 a. m.; 2 to
8 p. m. Phones 378 or 1497-J.
CLARIS a RICKER
Fire Tornado and Automobile
Insurance and Bonda.
Room 1 Elks Bldg. PJione'l06.
TOM D. FATHEREE
PLUMBING. HEATING GAS.
FITTING
618 S. 6th. Phones 194 and 1054.
Reford Bond Alger Melton
Adrian Melton
Bond Melton A Meltatf
LAWYERS
Roonuj 409 410 411 New First
NatTBank Bldg.
CHICKASHA TYPEWRITER
EMPORIUM
Distributors for Woodstock Type-
writera. Cleaning repairs and
supplies for all makes of machines
6062 Chlckasha Ave. Phone .13.
THE LECTRIC SHOP
EVERYTHING ELECTRAI
Call Curley 118 S. 5th.
Office Phone 615 or 1486-R. Reg.
business la not questioned by those
who know him as a lawyer and as a
man.
"Later In tba campaign I shall
make a formal announcement stat-
ing my views In regard to the var-
loua Issues that are before the peo-
ple of Oklahoma" aald Mr. Burns.
"Meantime I merely want my
frlenda to know that I am a candt
data and ahall appreciate their as-
sistance and support In the cam-
paign.
' FSea Cured la 6 to 14 Day
tnMs nftwd swom ITPAZO OWTVENTMs
Rcun hH)it4. bund. IUmlln or Pratnidlii
Im. liMif nlmw hrteias PllM sad fo
MM'tauMiilMt aft am eveUoukt. ant
NOTICE
House cleaning time la here. Now
la the time td have your-furniture
REPAIRED UPHOLSTERED AND
REPINISHED
We have a nice assortment ot
tapestry samples.
Call Phillips
tit N. 10th.
Phone 49.
The lest Caef Metftelne. '
1 feel sure taat Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy la the best on the
market to cure a bad cough or cold
on the lungs -1 am only too pleased
to aay a few worda In Its praise"
writes Clara Osier House Springs.
Mo. Whenever I catch a cold If I
do not happen to have a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I go
to she drug store and get one. I
find that It gives relief very quickly
and If I have a coughing spell at
night It soon stops It."
v.
Minnett Optical Co.
For eye comfort let ns make
your glasses. Our reputatloa la
your guarantee.
508 First National Bank Bids.
Phone 141
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PROTECT .YOUR VALUABLE
PAPERS
Receipts contracts mortgages stocks bonds insurance
papers wills jewelry etc. can be kept in a safe deposit
box in our vaults lor a nominal sum.
'a
Our a-aults are fire-proof and burglar-proof. When you
nave put your valuable record there you can foreet
uv ttllu Kvc y0ur 1UU attentl0n t0 your busj
tiface
j.h-i i iia..J.s 'iiti Ji'j ( jaJ jjf) ifctj uaj
ness.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
: 1 1 " -.1. ..' v
One dollar in the bank
draws more "interest"
than two in the pocket.
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK
"The Bank That SERVICE . BUILT"
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'.'.' f.rt;'
Every opportunity we are given to
serve you and the community goob
exalts that much more the apirit
and high purpose of this Bank aa
a Home Institution. Bring your
problems to us -
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 7, Ed. 1 Monday, April 24, 1922, newspaper, April 24, 1922; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc727244/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.