Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 62, Ed. 1 Friday, March 12, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRES8 CH.CKASHA OKLAHOMA FRIDAY MARCH 12 1920.
CniCKASflA DAILY EXPRESS
GEO. H. EVANS Publiofler nad UusineH llanigar.
J. EDWIN POOL Managing Editor.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF G K A D Y COUNTY
tftuB at tha faaiatflea at (Ihtckaaha. Oklahoma i ti4 clan mall mattat
CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA FRIDAY MARCH 12 1.20.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One yr delivered by carrler-$6.00
Six months " " "..3.00
Three month. " " ".1.50
One month " "- .60
One year by mall $4.00
Six months by mall 2 00
Three months by mall 1.00
Single copy .... 6o
Any erroneous reflections on
the character standing or
reputation of any person
firm or corporation and any
mis-statement which may ap-
pear In the columns of the
Express will be gladly cor-
rected upon Its being brought
to the attention of the
management.
VH8 ALL THE LOCAL NEWS
NBW3 BY 0. P. W1EE DAILY
I ithelr paid press agents all speak
well of them.
At that you cun't blame an indus-
trious p. a. for trying to earn ah
honest penny. It's all a purt of the
game of politics.
AMERICAN PEOPLE OVER-
LOOK OPPORTUNITY.
The same newspapers that re-
cently carried Herbert Hoover's
iirliiiniiiiioii to 1hn American en-
gineers that "we are swamped
Willi debt and burdened with 'ax-
atimi; credit is woefully inflat-
ed and speculation and waste are
rampant" also carried a news
report of the sale of $1000000
worlh of furs the same day at
prices allowing an avrage of
over 50 pT eeni over those re-
corded ln-t fall.
livery economist Ins u greed
thai the way Americans should
combat the high cost of nig is
to depend upon thrift viae. buy-
in f? elimination of waste and e-
Iravngjiice and on smviwr anil
safe investment preferably in
government saving securities.
The country is "money drunk"
and the following are formulas
which some wise doctors have
prescribed for the sobering up.
George M. Reynolds president
Continental and Conima-ei'tl Na-
tional Bank i f Chicago "Every-
one must begin to r-'idize that
there are only two ways of cheap-
ening food Hit I.' clot hint; and
luxuries. One is by Hie practice
of sensible ef n-.iny the joy
ride of the spenders einises prkes
to soar higher and hli.T- the
other way and both are impera-
tive' is to increase production.
There cannot be much lowering
of prices until more goods are
.made and .more food is produced
in the world.
John McHugli vice president
51. and M. bank of New York
"There has developed wide-
spread extravagance. In individ-
ual instances almost without
number the rule has been to 'idle
and buy' and not to 'work and
save.' The result' is the accumu-
lation -of high prices of many
things which people could have
gotten along without consequent
expansion in the scale of living
and an appropriate strain on
credit."
James II. Manning president
National Bank of New York
"The average wage earner or
salaried man is joy riding in
expenditures eliminating the es-
M iiu'al and purchasing the non-
essential; thus failing to save
what the. opportunity would
otherwise permit."
Alfred E. Marling president
BETTER BUILD THAT ROAD.
There is no longer any ques-
tion as to the Cement oil field's
being the "real thing." Even the
doubting Thomases now admit it.
The Daily Oklahonian sees in it
a big opportunity foj- Oklahoma
City and is urging the business
men of that eily to take the in-
fant oil field under their protect-
ing wing not as a mere act' of
charity to be sure but for the
great benefits they may derive
from if.
Oklahoma City is forty miles
further away from the field than
Chiekasha but there is another
candidate for the oil field busi-
ness and it is a little closer than
Chicknsha. Information from An-
adarku is that tue commissioners
of Caddo county with the coun-
ty engineer have made a survey
of the Cement district looking to
permanent improvement of the
highways and that the latter
hsve agreed to establish a rock
crusher at Cement. This merely
nieaiiv that Caddo .wur.ty is go-
ing to build a hard surface road
to Cement
This is important news to
Chiekasha. What's the use of
wastry words with argument?
The only ipi'-stion is: What will
Chi' kasha do about it?
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THE INDIAN IN THE WAR.
The American Indian has earn-
ed his right to American citizen-
ship. Tie is the only American
whoe ancestry as far back as it)
can be traced is American. 'As
t'ato Srlls. commissioner of In
dian ai''.ris says in his recent
anual report in describing ;i re-
view of a brigade of American
troops just back from Trance:
"In that triumphal scene were
descendants of men who were
Americans before Attila's fierce
Huns were beaten at Chalons
perhaps before the siege of
Troy."
During the great war more
than 17000 Indians were in the
service. Most of them were of
the Ninetieth division Oklaho-
ma and Texas drafted men and
the Thirty-sixth division Okla-
homa and Texas national guards.
And Oklahoma furnished the ma-
jority. The record shows that
more than 10.000 Indians were
volunteers. Military commanders
give high praise to the' Indians
who fought under them. .Surely
a man who serves America oil
the battlefield is entitled to vote
OH all the discredited prophets
the one registering the lowest bat-
ting average to date Is the fellow
who forecasts a full in the cost of
living.
"The Dealers Plan Move on Profi-
teering." Headline. Hearing no pro-
tests from the public the move ia
hereby approved.
Of course the simple fact that
Mr. Hoover denies that he is a can
didate will not keep professional
I politicians like Senator Reed from
scenting a deep dark conspiracy in
' 3iis case.
SI Simp Bays he notices that a man
Is always more trust-worthy when
he keeps his promises.
It Is up to th(. coroner to hold
an inquest over the fruit buds.
Willi the temperature as high as
it was yesterday the spring bard
naturally assumed that he hud 11-'
cense to begin his barding.
the man who was suinuionod for as-
sault. "Well sir I gives him a telegram
to send to my gal an' ho starts
readln' It. So of course I ups and
gives him one." 'London Tit-Bts
" If you belch up a bitter tasting
liquid euffir from heartburn and
sour stomach you need the tonic
properties of Heroine. It is a puri-
fying and strengthening medicine for
the istomueh liver and bowels. Trice
CUe. Sold by Wren Drug Co. ;
Fortunately however
him horned off thus far.
we have
But really you can't blame poets
baseball fans fishermen and garden-
ers if they throw a few fits at this
time of year.
( hamber of Commerce state of as an American. Ardnioreitc
Aew lork: Jt Js necessary for
everyone to save in order to re-
pair the damage done bv the
war. It has been estimated a 10
per cent increase in production
would cut 20 per cent from liv-
ing cost and if bv. the thrift
campaign a 10 per cent reduc-
tion in buying of unneeessaries
would result another 20 per cent
decrease
EXPRESS PACKACFTTco
. . T
ss Js J aft fa J eft aa J Jfr
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWOSerious but Satisfactory.
Atlantic City February 9. The
condition of Mrs. :
yvho la seriously 111 here with pleuri-
sy is said tonight to be satisfacto-
ry. New York Tribune.
Fatal Effect.
''Yesterday afternoon he read his
copy of The Eagle. Three hours la-
ter he died." From an obituary in
the 'Brooklyn Eagle.
Why He Went.
Bank Client "Halloa! What's be-
come of the old cashier?" '
New Cashier "He's gone away.
Client -"For a rest?"
New Cashier "No; to avoid ar-
rest." London Tit-Bits.
Reason Enough.
"Why did you strike the telegraph
Operator?' asked the magistrate of
For Sour Stomach
Bloating Gas Coaled Tongue
Sick Headache Bad Breath Bilious-
ness Indigestion or Constipation take
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
They cleanse the bowels sweeten the
stomach and invigorate the liver. Do
not gripe 'or sicken.
P. S. Meehan Elm St. Hancock. Mich.: "I
have fiven Foley Cuthartio Tablets a thorough
trial and can positively state that they are the'
best laxative."
' ANNOUNCEMENTS
County Clerk
W. T. (BILLY) CLOUD Announces
that he Is a candidate for county
clerk subject to the democratic
primary.
8heriff
J. H. (BUD) GIBBS Announces
that he is a candidate for Sheriff
subject to the democratic primary.
Matt Sankey announces that he la
a candidate for sheriff subjectt to the
action of Democratic voters.
County Attorney
EKN COFF Announces that he Is
a candidate for county attorney sub-
ject to the democratic primary.
County Judge.
Thos J. O'Neill announces that he
Is a candidate for county judge sub-
ject to the action of Democratic voters.
County Commissioner.
D. C. Hybarger announces that he
is a candidate for county comm43-
sloner (central district) subject to
the democratic primary.
N. M. Driskill announces that he is
a candidate for ..county commission-
er (central district) subject to the
democratic primary.
ANYBODY GOT
HEN MOCKING
BIRD TO SELL?
Anybody got a good hen Mocking-
bird they want to sell or perhaps
a p(ir of Red birds?
f!s.tmaster G. W Barefoot of this
city gets all sorts of requests but
his latest and what he says it the
prize package came in the form of
a letter from J. S. Prince Nevada
Mo. addressed to the Postmaster
Chiekasha Oklu. The letter fol-
lows: "Friends: 1 want a hen Mocking
bird and a pair of Red birds. What
price have you on them. Will you
ritte me."
Ye City Farmer's Almanac
We'd better take the hint.
Plant corn Instead of mint.
Has Had Stomach Trouble for Seven
Years
Theodore Sanford of Feninore
Mich. has hud stomach trouble for
seven years and could riot eat vege-
tables or fruit without pain in the
stomach and restless nights. 15 v
taking Chamberlain's Tablets he Is
now able to eat vegetables or fruit
without causirtg pain or 'sleepless-
ness. If troubled with indigestion
or constipation give these Tablets a
trial. They are certain to proris
beneficial. .
INililliliHIIjM
Meets Every : Requirement of
the Cook ;
It is the all-purpose flour equally adapted to mak-
ing bread cakes and pastry.
Full Cream Flour has won its popularity solely on
its merits. Your grocer sells it.
Full Cream Flour is manufactured in Chiekasha by
Chiekasha
iff efe
Mglluig
Company
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Each petty hand
Can steer a ship beealm'd; but hP
inai win
Govern and carry he to her end
in l.riees wounl folhm- Must know
mi.kius a total .Veren.se of 40 per" His U.U.s. his currents how to shift
" "' 'm u iiviiir." ins tails
''"7 V"U iaVe tl" ' ' -Johnson.
'i. the prescription. The hard-1
cm part remains thai of raking' U? f .he presidents candidates
liie indent talv. tha mn::. . in ....
" vu.viuc. t ieusu one muiR in coni'mon:
Sure
Death
to
Coras
name atidaioLc 111
rtdemonStaUon. Jtt
"Qetslt" Makei 'Em Lose Their
Grip and Lift Off Painlessly.
The first thine "Gets-It" does
when it lands on a corn or callus Its to
snull out tbe pain. Thim it shrivels tko
corn or callus and loosons It.
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s-.sitii.;iiiitiini iiHuriiiiiiriHiif jiflniiiiiia;tfjrin:ti-ruv
WANTED
T '""r "ta vW. V. have ao.
Jaf no !. 3ivo lail jy is ti yonr jnieiTst
"! -a:.w(a ar
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U-Otta-W
fprll
rinlk
(or Coraa
Soon it Is almost ready to fall
c-ff. Ton help it just a little by lift
lng; it off twixt thumb and finger.
Tou don't even feel It because
thpr il nr hurt lot I. 1. M!llin-
have proved it the cleanest surest.
Safest and. most pleasant method.
Gets-It" the never failing- guar-
anteed money-back corn remover
.?is. bH.t trifle at any druir store.
Mf d by E. Lawrence dt Co. Oblcajto.
Sold In Chiekasha and recommend-
ed as the world's best orn remedy
by the Owl Drug Store and Palace
Pharmacy. i
MARCH 19TH AND 20TH
fA'DEVOE factory 'expert will show you how
old FURNITURE FLOORS and WOODWORK
can be made to look like new at a small cost with
THE GUARANTEED FINISH
YOU will be interested so don't forget the day
We want you to try MIRROLAC at our expense
so we will give you; a 30c can FREE if you present
coupon filled invvithyour name and address.
. M. M. KELLY CHICKASHA OKLA.
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