Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 154, Ed. 1 Monday, June 28, 1920 Page: 3 of 6
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKA8HA OKLAHOMA MONDAY JUNE 28 1920.
PAGE THREE
I
Personal
Mention
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KugK Theatre tuilayy utiil tomor-
row "VICTORY" a Tournuur tspeclul.
Mary Jane Longley of TulHa
visiting friends and relatives
Cliicktisha today.
In
Sunshine. SuiiBhino Yep! Sun-
nliiiKS f.oinedles at the Sugg today
and tomorrow.
I lob 1'arkn real estate man of T ut-
ile whh i business viHilor In I'hick-
anha today.
Save your trees. Spray now. 1
will spray your .troea very reason-
able riioiio ijoi It. li (it
The greatest of all remedies I'x
fiiiiiKhino Comedies at The Sugg
Tlioaru every Monday uud Tuesday.
-Today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Kicker and son
Herbert loft Saturday for Chicago
where Herbert will enroll in a con-
servatory of music.
1id you ever
comedy? Sea
rowed y at the
and tomorrow.
hear of
the Pox
a feature
Sunsliine
Sugg Theatre today
Making
specialty.
correct glasses
Examinations
is our
without.
charge.
MINNKTT OPTICAL CO.
5(18 First National Hank lildg. L'li-tft
"VICTORY" A Tourneur Special
picture at tho Sugg today and tomor-
row. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Dulany of Ain-
rillo. Texas visited friends and rela-
tives here Saturday.
Perry Cosgrove of Marlow visited
friends and relatives in Chickusha
during tho past week-end.
Mrs. K. G. Reynolds and daughter
Lesle Moray are visiting friends and
relatives in Weatherford and other
points in Texas.
Jay Pox of Norman soil of John
A Fen district manager of tho W.
0. W. spent Sunday visiting friends
In Chiekasha.
Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W.
1. Ricker Miss Josephine Hutson.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hut-
son left Saturday for Chicago -where
she will spend the summer visilin
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. R. Pearson of I
Norman who have been visiting rel- !
at.lves - near here were in Chiekasha'
today while our into to their homes
Mr. Property Owner don't lose
money by lettini; bagworms ruin your
' trees. We Killum Quick. Phono KS.
2s-rt t
Save your trees. Spray now. 1 j
will Bprny your trees very reason- j
nb': Phone ;.".:! R. U'l-Ul
J. H. Hatcher principal of the Jun-
ior high school here and instructor
of history in the Central State Nor-
ma! at Kdmond during tho summer
session spent tho week-end in Chiek-
asha. Dave Hybarggr returned Saturday
from a ten days visit with friends in
Ada and other towns in that part of
the state.
Garner Collunis bookkeeper at the
Oklahoma College for Women has
returned from a two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Still-
well. 15. B. llridgns is in the city from
I'is ranch in -western Texas to visit
his family.
W. G. Methvin and family have re
turned from a week-end visit at
Medicine Park.
Kingfisher Okla. A Ford car
which he was cranking back-fired
rnd broke H. L. Dugan's arm and
tore loose the ligaments from his
shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Cralle and son
spent the week-end at Medicine
Park.
LOCAL LODGEMEN WIN.
The Chiekasha lodgemea defeated
Minco 7 to at University Park yes-
terday afternoon. Speake Chiek-
asha hurler struck out ten men nd
Walker. Minco mound man whiffed
eight.
PEACE PACT IS CHIEF ISSUE
IN KEYNOTE SPEECH
(Continued from Pige 1)
Is Truman Newberry of Michigan
"Tho very power of tho Republican
party to conduct a partisan investiga
lion of the war to criticism tho j failure every Iwenty-.mo days Tor a
president to control tho organization yjriod of nearly forty years. After
of the sentao and to wreck the pros- passage of the federal reserve ins-
pects of world peace rests upon a ' tern there weeriln four hank
bare majority of one sceured through; failures; In 191(5 and 191T threo bunk
tho tainted senatorial vote from '.failures: in ISIS one bank failure
Michigan." :
Cummlngs then ' referred to tho re-
cent investigation of the prlm iry j
election campaigns. j
"The Republican party" he sald.j
"became so fixed In Its incorrigible j
habit of conducting iiw.v-itiga'tns
that it finally turned to tne fruitful
task of. investigating Itself. for the
first lime Hince tluy entered upon
this program they discovered frau 1
nad graft and inexcusable expendi-
tures. The revelation.! dUcl-we tho
fact that the meeting at Chi-
cago was not a convention but an
auction. The highest bidder how-
ever did not get tho prize.
Cummings referred to those Who
complain at the great money cost of
the war as "pitifully cramped In
soul."
Regarding preparedness he said
that in a strict military sense a de-
nioeracy is never prepared for W
in a way that was far more efefctive
than by maintaining at enormous
cost great armaments which neither
but that "America was mado ready
party ever advocated and whom our us moouy .... ".- -people
would never a.fove. the line into any other
Cummings did not refer to the liu forces of civ zation will be aiousej
to suppress tho common enemy or
quor issue. l
Ho referred to the Irish problem laee."
CUMMINOS-TWO . - - j Such a covenant he aid wouhl
only incidentally.. During a discus- ""ve prevented tho world war
slon of the Republican platform' he The republican plank ga di m
peace he termed as a "vague pronir
1511 ' . i. ' ise" when does not name "our pro-
"It contains no mesasge of hope for lht- wm " ..
posed copartners' in a dufeient.
Ir!r " .-. ..iiin form of association among nations-
Tie Republican pluttorni reaction-
ii ...u ii- of tenuous and shadow charactei.
ary and provincial he ud is he
very apotheosis of poUtto . Pjd .1- a3 foll()W.
ency. Killed with premedit te.l slan- h.g
ders and vague promises i w 1 be -
searched in van for one conduction
suggestion for the reformation of the aUmg (.ommUUi(! ..deKl(?ninS
conditions which it criticizes and oHtg(
deplores. The oppressed peoples o u ..cgoUalud y
the earth will look to it in vain It VM)nt: H(J 8aid
contains no messago of hope for Ire- )()
land; no word of mercy for Armenia umcmlm(!n to he lrvlly ))uf
and it conceals a sword for Mexico. j wiS(n uul .8(e to it
The Deuwcratic party he sa.d be- umml(ment8 offered -.by Tal't.
fore the outbreak of the war enact- r jluorpo
ed "more effective constructive und
remedial legislation than the He- ' Rogardhlg 10 (emt0 forelg ria-
publican party had enacted in a H()ns C0llmiU((! sai(1:
generation." ..Tne .forgU relations committee.
The income tax he said relieved jllinelliu(ulv fl)11()will(; Uu! last elec-
the law of the reproach of being un- reol.gunlzu(1 witi a pcrson-
justly -burdensome to the poor; a t()nsislillg r lho fo(.B r
non-partisan tariff commission he treaty. Amongst tho number
said will provide scientific revision S(maU)r Borahi wi10 declared
of the tariff hereafter. Pan-Ameri-j Uya h(j wou( U()t )( f()1. a 1(s(glie r
canism was encouraged; Alaska was n.lt iollS worc t1( savior or Mankind
opened to commerce and develop-j () ndvo(.a it.- Senator Johnson
nicnt; dollar diplomacy wos dcHtroy- sn.lt()1. Km)x Hd Senator Moses
ed; a corrupt lobby driven from tho i u ioso hatred of the president
national cupilnl; an effective sea- j mlu(s to ISe.ssioii were also
men's net adopted; the federal trade
and Senator "Lodge was
commission created; child labor leg-
islation enacted; panels post (level
oped; a secretary ol lanor scaieu m
the cabinet; eight-hour laws adopted;
. . i .l I..
labor was removed from the cute
rory 1
of commodities by
amendment ; corrupt
tho Clayton j
practice act j
adopted and tho federal reserve sys-
tem established he said.
"If the Democratic parly had ac-
complished nothing more than the
' The Uiggest I
Silk Shirt Sale
Ever pulled off in Chiekasha
3 Days ' .
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND
. SATURDAY
Read the Dixie's Big Shirt Advertise-
ment Wednesday
imssute of the federal rent rvn net.
It would bo cntl'lxl lo tho uii(lni'n
gratitude of the HiUlon" CummiiitSK
i Hiiid. 1'tuilcH lio Kuld "die now mil
I u memory.
"Uiiik'r tin) ItepuulU'.in nystcm
I there was un average of me lia'ik
and In no bank rauure at un.
Passing to tho record of tuo repub-1
lican congress he said It had Ignor-j
ed the President's recommendations j
for measures relating to profiteering j
taxation "appropriate action relative
to the returning soldiers" etc. He
... . ..ii
j termed the session
achievement shameless
"barren of i
la wasto of :
time and money.
Cuminings launched into a del.-.il-cd
de.ense of the treaty and the
league of nations. lie saiil America
is in honor bound to raliry the trea-
ty and cited events In chronological
order lo prove this point.
"Thus before wo entered tho war.
we mado tho pledge during the war
wo ro-slated tho pledge and when
the armistice was signed all the na-
tions ourselves Included renewed
tho pledge; und it was upon the
faith of these promises that Oenua-
1 .... .. i..... ... u " 1R u.'ill.
nj
He called league of nations cove
nam
lUH .Monroe mitoino .
world und said Its purpose is "to
give notice that if any nation raises
(.h;l jrllat)i
"The treaty was referred to the
committee thus studiously prepared
Tor Its hostile reception. These
members of this committee adopted
CV(!.y Suhterfuge to misrepresent the
dCUMU.it which they were supposed
to be considering as statesmen. The
senate had even begun discussion of
the treaty months before its negolia
tion was concluded and did not tor-
minute its debate until nine months
after tho submission of tho treuty."
A. V. Chalfant of tho Chalfant Hard-
ware Company is in New Haven
Conn. attending tho National Con-
vention of Winchester deulers. While
In New Haven Mr. Chalfant will hav? I
the opportunity of u thorough limpee-'
lion of the entire manufac'urlng i r-1
ganlzallon und plant of the vi:ieli'?n- J
tor Repeating Arum Company. This
will bo very instructive as ho will I
Saying a whole lots in few words
""Vj Only two more days of our
CLEAN-VP SALE
' V Tuesday and Wednesday
We will give the 25 per cent discount if
in need of a suit of clothes or a genuine
Leather. Traveling bag. You can save
$12.00 or $15.00 by buying Tuesday or
Wednesday.
ll
sen tho new lines of this company
rnirll us tools cutlery flashlights ami
batteries flslilng taclfle .and roller
and ico skates in tho uetuul pioee:is
oi manufacture.
This convention will I)) attended
by about two thoiisund deuler.i fruit
all over tho United Slates who ate
tho exclusive agents for the new pro-
duets In the towns in which they live.
Mr. Chalfant t-xperts to visit other
factories uji 11m ; past iijktl'oro returning
homo. " i 28 It
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The Cream of
Phosphate Baking Powders
Dr. Price's " Cream" Baking Powder is now made with pure
phosphate by methods of production which make it the
"cream"- of phosphate Baking Powders.
Dr. PRICE'S
Sells for about HALF the price charged when
the powder contained Cream of Tartar
and appeals to every housewife who is interested in reducing
the high cost of living and in protecting the health of her home.
Here are the prices:
25 c for 12 oz.
15c fo
10c for 4 oz.
Contains no alum. Never disturbs digestion.
R .F. Erwln Regarding Hit Troubles.
"A year.ngo last winter I bad an
! attack of Indigout Ion 1 followed by
biliousness and constipation. Selng
! Cliaiuboi Iain's Tablets so highly rec
ommended for stouuuh troubles 1
bought u hot lie' of them and . they
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 154, Ed. 1 Monday, June 28, 1920, newspaper, June 28, 1920; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729029/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.