Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FIFTEEN, No. 143, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 16, 1914 Page: 2 of 8
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CHICEASHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICEASHA OKLAHOMA.
THE FIRE ENGINE
It is interesting to see the fire engine dash
down the street but should it turn in the - direct- ;
ion of
Your Home
how many valuables would you think of that
should be in our
Safety Deposit Vaults
BOXES $2.00 PER YEAR
ft' i t e
irot Mmmnm -uttn
iiouuiioi ynin
Hi 6
Capital $200000.00
Surplus.. $ C0.0OO.00
United States Depository
HAD OTHER PLANS
By GEORGE SUTTON.
as
Wm. Inman President.
V. W. Home Vice-Pres.
Ed. F. Johns Cashier I
F. C. Hal! Ass't Cashier
The Citizens National Bank
CHICK ASH A OK LA
Capital . . . . . $75000
Surplus and Profits . 45000
- - . Your Business Solicited
DIRECTORS B. P. Smith Wm. Inman. W. W. Home
W. H. Driggerg; J. F. Drivers J. C Drivers Ed F.John
jfMH(i tf merchant; corporation a4 lidlrMtial aolicttel. Brory tout
ff orttoBti coLilttcnt with coatcrvatlra tasking.
"You want to speak to me Mabie?"
Inquired Cyrus Halilwell president of
the l:a.'.;iil Spinning company. "By
: means. Come it o toy library. It
is about thote tie ttacnineg ?''"
"No" acswered John .Mabie. "!t Is
about M'iM Marjorie. The fact is e
love one another and '
'Thai will do Mabie" said the pres-
ident waving bia band Before you
ajf another wor 1 If roe fp-aii I am
not a tool aiid 1 have uoticed ti.s
:bU i j( r a-;a.iii.-iii of joura for
fcou.e tirae. When 1 e .gaged ou a
ny secretary. .Mabie I considered you
to be a uiaB of honor. If ! was-wis-taken-
"
"I tiotbiug d;lioiiorab!e in lov-
ing year daughter sir" replied tbe
oa'j( mau b'.;';'.
"Vou dat eh?" roared Hal!iell.
"Well. ! do. No youiig man .take
a coup! of weeks to tbii.lt things or
1 have other plans for my daughter
and at the :.d of that time you can
either come back to Uj iu a chastened
frame of i.i:i.ti or li..-a for ai.otber
position."
"11! resign my po.Hiop right now"
toiii the oung Bian. 'And let roe as-
sure jou that . nothing you tan say
will influence i! r in my de'isiun to
riiferry Marjorie."
Cyrus Hall! well rose from biis chair
and emitted a terrific roar. When he
ioH his temper he was a terror to his
employes. An autocrat he ruled' ev-
ery body including his wife by sheer
force of personality. He was not a
brutal man but he had cowed many
a bully in his time.
"You ik right out of f'eie!" be
raged. And don't ft. me tee your
face again you you"
John .Mabie quietly closed the door
behind him. in the passage Mar juris
was standing her hands pressed tight-
ly against her ears. Her face was
deathiy pale. '
"You heard him?" whispered John
taking her by the arm and leading her
away.
i'aijorle turned fcer face up toward
his ii.d iheir lips met.
"Nothing shall come between us
not i( i fatht-r war" she whispered.
They had loved each other devoted-
ly for nearly a yeai and they knew
that thfir love was not to be denied-
WO I - .
One 6-cylinder Studebaker left in stock
Four cars sold last week that is faster than we can get
them in future so better get your orders in soon. Can
get but one more 37-Buick and one 25-Euick for balance
of season. Due to arrive here Tuesday is the Light Car
Sensation of the year. 24 horse power 4 passanger wire
wheels extra wheel 4 cylinder 3 speeds and 30 miles to
the gallon of gas. This car sells for the price of ordinary
"cheap" cars or very near it tho the price is the only
cheap thins about it. . WAIT AND SEE !
.BAIff CtOIMfMI Phone 277.
Srik U Li . &1 U 4 in i 125 S. 4th Street
Good Cars Only- ld- sroom 125 S 4th .
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WIien'Tinie Presses
"yOU WILL esdate Laving on haucl few cans of or
sa3y-to-serv tasty meats. vegetaLles stid" soups.
All tlury rejuir is warning tirough-they've been cooked.
VItk them you Prmre dainty yet suiwtHnUal mU in
Haw minutes.
Let t senJ yoo supply of ovir canneJ gotJs. I- tat
wiruc tly are BO lili ths etoiee frK g'fda thsl you
IroljLiy eoul J no tell ti df-wno. if yu ware to muka s
ilia by svla comlicwisoa.
We are making a specialty this week of Heinz Spaghetti Pork and
Beans. Let ui sel! you a i -zen cans. S
E. TIGNOR
PEARL LAUNDRY .
A home industry operated by the Laundry Workers
Union. Hold vour laundry for the
PEARL LAUNDRY WAGON
Our wagons make the round? every day. so b sure it
is the Pearl Laundry man you giVe your bundle to.
Firsi class work and quick service.
PEARL LAUNDRY
1 1.1-118 South Suenth Street.
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to
"You Walk Right Out of Here."
liut to marry Marjorie would mean
poverty for her at least until John
could tseciire another position as good
as the one he was relinquishing. He
had bad a hard time since leaving col-
lege and bis paltry savings would
hardly suffice to furnish their little
apartment
As they stood together in the little
room which Marjorie had for her
boudoir "they heard the library door
open and Ha!livel come out. He was
evidently in a furious temper for lie
was raging and muttcriiiK to himself.
He thrust on his hat and stamped out
of the boune.
"We must let mother know" said
Marjorie. with a sigh.
Ada Halilwell the colorless woman
who had re-echoed her husband for
20 years was alone In the drawing-
room. She had been Initiated into
the secret and now. she listened with
trembling lips to her daughter's story.
".My dear children" she said "I
have known -Cyrus that Is my hus-
band for '.'2 years and 1 know he Is
the kindest man In the world. Only
you understand he. doesn't understand
love." She sighed. "He had a hard
youth" she continued "and when we
married the romance had long since
worn Itself away. 1 want ycu to be
happy Marjorie. I want you to marry
John."
"By George Warjorle will you
marry ma tomorrow?" asked her
lover.
"Without papa's consent?" asked
Marjorie glancing at her mother who
had shrunk back into her chair appar-
ently unnerved by the suddenness of
the proposal.
"Fie will never consent" faltered
the mother' "Marjorie. dear I have
obeyed his will for :io years but now
I can only counsel you to act for
yourself." - I ' j
"I will dearest" said Murjorle. sim-
ply placing her hand in John's.
. "We muBtu't let your mother into
If"- -1
1
You do more work when you are
feeitria: eii.
By drmkins Kaiium Wati-r you will
always iV.-i at your best.
Kaluim waser for stomach and kid-
ney trouble.
Phone 1 1 tor trial gallon 2.e gal-
lons $1 delivered to your home.
Three Phones 14.
'.be secret though." said John.
ou!d have to t ar the brunt of
dist-Josur" - i
Ada llatiiweil flamed up. "John"
f sh said "ne my only child gets
j married the hrutt of th ditt losar is
I nothing to me. I shall give Marjorie
- ar.d afterwards J tell ruf
; feuebatid."
The plans wr quU k'y osade. The
license cat to be obtained in t..
morning: atto oc-ock the cereinony
was to be performed by a clergy(i:a
and John was to take Marjorie to the
tiny apartment which he occupied. A
honeymoon was out of the question.
Vet. strange a;;d sudden though .the
project was the hearts of all thru
were filii-d with happiness.
At half-psst two the following afier-
Socn. John Main was looking down
Into the face of his wife and Mar!nr:e
clinging to his arm was looking tip at
her husband at only a bride of five min-
utes' dura ion can look. And Mrs.
Halilwell waa crying as otiiy a newly-
made nioti.er-in la can try.
"Now mother we are going to have
iupper together" said John kissing
her
"No my dear" answered Ada Hail
well. "I am going home now I mean
1 am going to your fa'ber."
They could not periuade her. She
hurried a ay. leaving the bride ana
bridegroom alone outside the minis-
ter's house. In the rush of the trafr.c
and among the hurrying pedtriaiis.
It was the strangest marriage of
which either had ever dreamed.
'Marjorie." v. hit-pered John ' e
too. are going home."
The journey on the street car
seemed jut as unreal as the cere-
mony: When they got down and
ascended the dark stairway toge'ber.
when they paused in front of .John's
apartments they looked a each oth-
er in unutterable wonder.
John unlocked the door and stood
perfectly till in amazement. So did
his wife. The littie fiat was ablaie
with wax tapers. A sumptuous supper J BASIS FOR HAPPY MARRIAGE
was spread upon the table amid silver
thjKshine
' 1 1 . ;WV'
Only One Eentirely Satisfactory.
"I havp tried various colic and diar-
rhoea remedies but the only one that
has givep me entire satisfaction and
cured me when I was afflicted is Cham-
berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I recommend it to toy friend
at all times." writes S X (ialloway
Stewart S. C. For sale by all deal-
ers. Adv. dw
and fine linen. 1 he rooms were dec'o- 1
rated with flowers. And In the ten-!
ter of the living room stood Cyrus
Hjlliwell and his wife.
"Well my buy welcome home with
your bride" said the magnate a little
sheepishly. "You are surprised to see
me here no doubt."
Marjorie lu'isitatej jnt one instant
and then the tvan crying upon her
father's neck. v.h!ch was perhaps par-
donable since Ada Halilwell it as cry-
ing on John's.
"You see my boy" said Halilwell
"I must confess that when you spoke
to me last night I wasn't' feo surprised
as I pretended to be: in fact it was
a sort of test I had arranged for you.
If you hadn't got mad with me "
"Oh. John" sobbed Aria Halilwell
"it wasn't a test at all. Cyrus i mean j
my husbandwanted you to marry J
Marjorie only he tho'ight you were
too practical about it. and he he-
wanted a little romance because be-
cause there hadn't been any romance
in our lives at all."
"Well you can put It that way if
you like" said Halilwell gruffly.
"Only I'd like to Jd that when I got
hold of a young man as suitable as
John I don't let him go in a hurry.
And now let's cut the explanations
and have our dinner because j've got
a couple of tickets which will take
you two to Florida on the midnight
train a;:d I guess you'll have to spare
Marjorie for an hour or so in case she
wants to come home and pack."
tPopy right. 19M. hv TV. "!. I'fapman.)
Writer Gives Reason for Assertion
That Friendship Plays a West .
Irrporta.-jt Pjrt.
That there should be such involved
dUcucsion ai.d to many amazingly
contradictory theories about the causH
of the failure of marriage is' surpris
ing f j
The plain fact is that marriage is '
always the end of romance and tbu j
beginning of history. Thia ig so rue j
that Homer tells us the women of an-
c lent Greece reckoned' their ages not
front the b!i;th date out from the wed-
ding day. A good many husbands la
) this twentieth century are a good deal
more certain about the number of
years their wive a have lived since;
marriage thaLri.bout the summers and
winters they have numbered before 1
Failure- to n- osruhie the difference
failure ol marriage. .Romance is all
play; history is a cetious business;
courtship is pi-; marriage is potatoes
eays the Mother's Magazine. The
comedown from pie to potatoes some-
times overstrains matters seriously.
But if tMs crisis is safely passed an-
other awaits.
Love is the spice of lif' out friend-
ship is the nourishing food without
which lifev except to tiuueual individ-
uals becomes a burden. The marriage
which is all spice and no food soon
gives one or frequently both of the
parties thereto acute indigestion.
When tin. ur-.r :i 1 1 . Anmtinn. rtf tha
aWILt rVlUnt WUntll Ltsa honeymoon have fled marriage inust i
find some other subsistence or it can- j
Habit of Cheerfulness Mean a Longer ) not thrive. And the only satisfying i
Life and a Happier Or.e
for All.
If men and women could only be
made to understand the actual phy
siological effects of worry they would j
attune their lives to a different pitch
If they would realize how it softeni j
tissues causing face muscles to sag; j
how It impedes circulation and hin- j
ders digestion causing the skin to lose j
Its healthful color; how it stretches j
the face skin causing ugly wrinkles j
and changes pretty founded cheeks
into hollowpd ones and then but not
by any means lastly how it trans j
forms a sweet-tempered person into '
a nagging one and a well person into
an ill one then perhaps they would
learn to "let the little world pass by."
Constant worry interferes with tha
heart's action and prevents the tissues j
from receiving proper nourishment
lowers vitality so that the system is
in no condition to resist disease. It is
quite possible to worry one's self into
one's grave. Now will you join the
"Don't Worry club!"
One woman who is a prominent
member of that optimistic association
says: "Worry if you rnust but keep
smiliHg" which when you give it a
second thought is a smashing good
idea. Just try to smile and look;
happy the next time you are worried
to death and note what happens. The '
worries will run away at least the
superficial ones and tbe real griefs
will stay down in the heart where
they belong. Even they have no right
to spoil a face by wrinkling and lining
It.
if the heart is overbur Jened don't
go around with a woe begone look
think what it. is doing to your face'
but if you must have a good cry till
relief comes then make haste to bathe
the face in warm water followed
quickly with ice water. Dip a thick
crash cloth in ice water and press it
on the face redipping as often -as it
begins to absorb the heat of the skin.
There Is nothing like this treatment
to freshen lired muscles and Inci-
dentally cure depression.
food is frieudship.-wood.
-John Horace Lock-
WOMAN GOULD
HARDLY STAND
Because of Terrible Back-
ache. Relieved by Lydia
E. Pinkham' Vegeta- -ble
Compound.
Philadelphia Pa. "I suffered from
displacement ar.d inflammation and had
such patns in my
sides and terrible
backache so that 1
xulf hardly stand.
I took six battles of
Lydia E. Pinkham'r
Vegetable Com-
pound and now I can
do any amount of
" ;
if
iLmm work-!eeP Bodeat
Hy-S:'jili'5n1 e-nod. snrl dfr't h.
good and don't have
a bit of trouble. I
recommend Lydia E. I
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
It's all right to take things as they
come but It's surer to go after them.
Fishkb 1W2 Juniata Street Philadel-
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Another Woman's C'ae.
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as it has done wonders for me and I
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until 1 could hardly stand and was thor-
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Pinkham's Veet table Compound. It
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Denser Sfg-n&Is to Women
ere w hat one physician called backache
headache nervousness and the blues.
In many cases they are symptoms of
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Credit is Worth More
Than Capital
Credit i3 the ability to use another man's
capital temporally returning it when not
needed. This is based on promptness ?nd abi-
lity to handle capital and WITHOUT CREDIT
a larger capital is required to do the same
volume of business. - ( '
One of the first steps in acquiring credit is
a bank account. We invite you to open one
with us.
The
Oklahoma National
Bank
Chickasha Oklahoma
Capital Surplus and Undivided
Profits $125000
KNOWLEDGE
OF CORRECT BUSINESS METHODS '
is of inestimable value to the man who wants to accu-
mulate a competence for old age comforts for his
children or for the power and influence money gives.
When you deposit your earning? in a sound well-
managed home bank and pay your bills by check you
gradually acquire systematic business habits in the ex-
ecution of your financial affairs.
Why not come in and open an account with us now?
You will have MORE MONEY in six months than if
you wait six months to make the start.
Special attention given to such deposits as
come under the head of Administrators Guar-
dians Women's and Children's accounts.
We pay 4 per cent on time deposits.
This is the only bank in Chickasha that guarantees
deposits. Is not a guarantee better than a promise?
..THE..
Farmers State Bank
M. F. Courtney Pres.
J W. Wilson Ass't Cashier.
your
Oldest Largest Best
INSURANCE
JOHN T. OWSLEY
Fire Tornado Accident Health
Hail on Crops. Bonds of All Kinds
Suite 412-414 First National Bank Building.
CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA
MAKE YOUR NEXT
SACK
Cream
nnfl Vfinr nnnlrinrr
Iviv j vui wtnmg vvuilica Will UU
fewer. Your cooking better
ins i ft rsrs ti 1 js. t T Y- l
Chfckasha Milling Co.
Health vs. Fly Time
The judges decision is that now is the time for you
to place your orders with us for SC REEN DOORS 1x2
Lypress for window screen frames and clover leaf for
screen mould.
Wm. Cameron & Co.
INC.
LUMBER PAINT BRICK.
Phone 152. See Us Before You Purchase. South 3d
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FIFTEEN, No. 143, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 16, 1914, newspaper, June 16, 1914; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729681/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.