Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 20, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRIIS CHICKAIHA OKLAHOMA THURSDAY APRIL' SO
Chickasha Daily Express
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GEO. II EVAN'S..
j. edwin root
........ Publlihor and Business Manager
....... ...Manailnf Editor
OFFICIAL PAPER OK CRADY COUNTY
Entered at the postofflct of Chlckasba Oklahoma as eecood elaia
mall matter
CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA THURSDAY APRIL 20 1922.
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Any erroneoua refloctloa on the
character of any person firm or
corporation and any misstatement
which may appear In the column!
of The Eipreii will be gladly
corrected upon It! belne; brought
to the attention of the manage-
ment PUBLISHER
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Clvee All the Local News VJT? N" by U. P. Wire Dally
Were eo tall to rab the pule .
Or grasp the ocrmn with my span
I must Iw measured by my mil;
The minds the standard of the
limn
Walla.
! "And frame your mind to mirth
and iniTrlinftif . whic h bar a thou-
aand banna and longthuni life."
Shaki-sprara
Hut after the pout 'mortem are
nil over It will probably he dis-
covered flint a lot of fruit bud
are alive and happy.
RISING FOR INFORMATION.
A democrat N S man br woman who believes in and supports
jllic principles and policies of the democratic party.
A republican is one who believes in and (supports tlic irin-
riplcs and jMilicicj of the republican party.
A annalist h one who believes in and supports the principles
ntaal policies of the socialist party.
To ascertain what the principles and policies of any political
party nrc it is necessary to consult the "platform" of the party.
)n in platform duly adopted !y delegates or otherwise every party
sell forth its principles nnd policies find ttxm this declaration
it k'oes hefore the people for approval.
Now all Ihh is perfectly clear; indeed it is So simple thit it
may seem to he ft waste of words to repeat it hut it has a vital
bearing on a perplexing problem which has been passed tip to us
and which after wrestling' with St in vain we are going to pass
rut to our readers.
One of our readers lias requested us to idl hint bow a man
ran be a democrat and at the same time accept the platform of
the l arnier-l-'thor .Reconstruction league.
Now when you can't answer a question that is put tip to vott
it 1)0 next best thing to do is to ask another one. Hence we shall
pass the Uick to our inquiring friend by asking: How can a man
be a democrat and at the same time accept the republican plat-
form? How can one be a republican and at the same time accept
the democratic platform? How can one be a socialist and at the
same time stand on the republican or democratic platform?
The Farmer-Labor League in its convention at Shawnee:
adopted a complete declaration of principles and policies. There
are some things in its platform which one might find in a demo-
cratic platform but it isn't the democratic platform. Its dis-
tinguishing features are quite similar to the Non-Partisan League
program which has caused so much havoc in North Dakota and
that piogram in turn is nothing more than sugar-coated socialism
The Non-Partisan League was mis-labeled by its founders ; it was
never non-partisan but was always distinctly partisan manipulated
by skilled politicians and carried on after the fashion of all partisan
organizations. Ihe rarmer-Labor .Reconstruction League in Okla-
homa is essentially the same as the Non-rartisan League in North
Dakota identical with the iownlcy organization in methods o
operation and for the most part in its platform.
We have no fault to find with anybody who accepts the plat
formof the Larmer-Labor League. If one believes in the prin
ciples ana policies ot uiai organization it is ins amy to support it
just as it is h' duty to support the democratic or the republican
party accord'.ig to his convictions. In this land of liberty of
thought no man is accountable to another for his political faith
any more than he is for his religious creed; freedom of thought is
fundamental in a democracy. Political parties are a necessity in
the working out of the many problems that confront us. Every
.voter owes it to himself and to his country to study the issues and
form his own opinions giving his support to the party and to
ithe candidates who in his opinion will best promote the progress
pi the principles which he prolesses. Uut frankly the question
propounded by our inquirer is too much for us: we are unable to
understand bow one can be a democrat a republican or an adherent
pf the Farmer-Labor political organization and at the same time
Stand upon the declaration of principles and policies adopted by
any other party. It has been said that "politics makes strange
bed-fellows.'' It is indeed more than passing strange if one can
follow the banners of two political parties standing on two oppos-
ing platforms at the same time. The question raised by our in-
quirer is an important one and it behooves all of us to do some
clear thinking concerning it.
! M v ; iv 'GIVE BUDDY A JOB" :"
Of course aomo caxuultlo among
the baby besns resulted from On.
J. Front 'a Mimic but Ihe gardeners
ere rapidly reforming their lines.
And ln're'e real rnrouragmuents
(lob ni hariU give the sHKUranrc
that we'll have plenty of warm
weather the latter purt of July or
August. Don't worry any more.
Whut we like about Bob's predlc-
tiotm In the fact I hut ho In no poal-
tlvo. Vnllko the regular fiirwanlnr
In! doesn't tixe tiny of I ho probabil-
ity Htuff.
Tho flapper Is n foolish thing but
at Unit wo hftve tin serious fear
Hint hIio will overthrow I lie republic.
Hefore It Kill that bud a few fund
mothera mny take a notion to ap
ply tho paddld.
The man who haan't enough con
atructlve ability to build a henhouse
ran tear down the biggest atrueture
If you'll give him time enough.
Nothing la oftxltr then to find flaw!
but fixing thrnn In another matter.
PI filinp Mya he notloea that hi
food alwaya taste tetter when hU
appetite la good.
One reason for denoting from
harptful gossip U that there le al-
waya danger that It will hurt some-
body who la Innocent. The Guillen
Rule le Intended for every day use.
After all there l no better divi-
dend you ran declare at the Hone
of the day than that derived from'
the knowledice that In It you have
done your beat to deliver your full
quota of honest toll.
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Assessor
A. Sidney Ilaneork announce! that
ho le a candidute for assessor of
Grady county subject to the demo
cratic primary.
For Assessor.
Zola II. Illi k. announces ns a can-
dliluto for rouuty tax assessor sub'
Jm:t to the democratic primary.
The local post iT the American Legion is conducting a cam-
paign which has for its object the securing of employment' for ex-
service men. "Give Buddy a job" is the word coming from
.officers of the post. ."
The names of men who are in need of employment are listed
in this paper. Look over this lis and see i you cannot supply
.work for one or more of them. .
The Legion is doing worthy work in its employment campaign
and it should have the hearty co-operation of the entire commun-
ity. Our ex-service men fought for us and we shoulc&io every-
thing1 possible to show our gratitude to them. They now want
only an opportunity to work for us. Will you do your best to find
a joo lor liuuuy r
CHARACTER AS AN ASSET
Character wins many times when cash is apparently beyond
reach. Business loans always hinge on the character of the man
who needs them. If his character is doubtful the loan must be
abundantly secured " by collateral; and in many cases where the
character is bad loans are flatly refused regardless of security says
one ot our contemporaries.
No man in business knows. what may turn up to put him in
'financial distress particularly in times such as the present' when
credit is more or less uncertain and sudden and unexpected needs
swamp all cash reserves and demand large amounts in addition.
Then character counts heavily and decisively. The reputation of a
business is one thing; the character of the men who conduct it
is quite another. Banks give reputation all due consideration; but
in times of stress and desperate need 'it is character that decides
the future of many a man and business. Therefore build character
as you go along. It is a pillar of strength.
! '.S-i 0 ; -
Mr. Will HayS boss of moviedom put the ball right over the
middle of the plate when he told the producers to keep their Fatty
Arbuckle films in cold storage for the present. Thev corpulent
comedian was cleared of the murder charge on which he was tried
but it hasn't yet been proved that he is the right sort of fellow
for the youngsters and the rest of us to idolize on the screen even
as mirth provoker. The final outcome of the action taken by Mr.
Hays will give the public a pretty clear idea as to the influence
which he is to exert in the film world.
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For Aaseuor.
L. A. Sanders announces that he Is
a candldato for assessor subject to
the democratic primary.
For Assessor.
O. f!. Linn announces that he is a
candidate for county assessor sub-
ject to the democratic primary.
County Commissioner
Sell Pursley announce! that be Is
a candidate for county commissioner.
Southern district subject to the dem-
ocratic primary.
County Commissioner
It. A. (Uncle Bob) Thompson an
nounce! that he Is a ca'ndldate for
county commissioner southern dis-
trict subject to the democratic primary.
. Let Hla Honor Tell It.
ReorRo 8. KlnHiniin retired ORcnt
at Julesliurg Col. U'ed to tell .
Hlory about a certain Judge wh.i In
tha old woolly duya operuted a
"ratflHh" bank In add it Ion to hi
somewhat HkM legal (Julie
One day a at ranger presented a
check and wan akei for Identifica-
tion. Ho dug up n number ot let-
ters nnd telegram but was In-
formed that they wero Inmili'lclent.
"rtiit." protcated the man "you
have ( hanged people here on less
iileiitlfii'utlon than this."
"I know" replied hla honor "but
in money matter! yon got to bo
careful."
"I naked a J.iuniltur car driver In
Imlilln." miyn Frederick Palmer In a
letter to the New York livening
1'oKt "why It la that In Ireland
where it rains ho much pi-optn trav-
el In a vehlhlo which admits of no
top. "So ynu do be unking that
qucHtion too" he replied. 'I'll .tell
ynu the truth -Ireland has too many
troulilea fur an Irishman to think
about tho alate of the weather.'"
Outlook.
Mrs. Yellowleaf I want you to
fix me up so Ml look jiiHt as I did
when my husband proponed to mo.
I want to regain his love.
The Ileum y Kxperl Then take my
advice and try something different.
Don't remind blm ot the time when
ho first fell for you-Detroit News.
WHY THAT LAME BACK?
That morning lameness those
sharp pain when bending or lifting
make nvork a burden and rest Im-
possible. Don't be handicapped by
a bad back look to your kidneys.
You will make no mistake by fol-
lowing this Chickasha resident's ex-
am pin
. Mr. J. If. Crew 1104 Choctaw
Ave. suys: "My kidney got out of
order and I felt so iiilHerubla I could
hardly do anything. I had a dull
ache In the amull of my back and
when I stooped It hurt so dread-
fully I could hardly straighten up.
I also bad ipell of dlislnesi when
speck came before my eyes nearly
blinding mo. Doan' Kidney 1111
always quickly cure these attack
and I certainly can recommend
them." .
Trice fine at all dealer. Don't
simply auk for a kidney remedy-
get I)onn' Kidney Pill the samo
that Mrs. Crew had. Foster Mllhitrn
Co. Mfrs. lluffulo N. Y.
The Best too on Medicine.
"f feel sure teat Chamberlain'
Cough Itemedy I 4he best on the
market to cure a bad rough or cold
on the lungs. I am only too pleasdd
to aay a few word In Its praise"
writes Clara Oster House Hpring.
Mo." Whenever I catch a cold It I
do not happen to have a bottle of
Chamberlain' Cough Kemedy I go
to tllie drug store and get one. I
find that It give relief very quickly
end If I have a coughing spell at
night It aoon atop It"
Mystery Surrounds
Death of Okta. Man
(liy The Vnited Vtm.)
Oklahoma City April 20. Mystery
still Hiirrounds the death of Ipc
Fox administrator of tho Red Rail
Transfer compuny whose body wa
found In an elevator shaft In the
transfer building.
The coroner's jury which Investi-
gated the case yesterday was unable
County Commissioner.
T. G. Wlndle announces that he Is
a candidate for county commissioner
southern district subject to the dem
ocratic primary.
DAVID HARUM
For County Commissioner.
Theo. Stover announces his candl
dacy for tho office of county com
mlssloner southern district subject
to the action of the democratic: prl
mary.
County Commissioner.
Tom McElroy announces his can
didacy for re-election to the office
of county commissioner district one
subject to the action of the demo
cratic primary
County Commissioner.
Oscar T. Lents announces that he
Is a candidate for county commis
shiner southern district subject to
the Democratic primary.
For County Treasurer.
. B. Sparks announces that he Is
candidate for county treasurer
subject to the democratic primary.
For Sheriff.
J. D. Bryan announces that he Is a
candidate for sheriff subject to the
democratic primary.
For Sheriff.
L. W. (Walter) Jones announces
that he is a candidate for sheriff
subject to the democratic primary.
i For Sheriff.
Matt Sankey announces that he Is
a candidate for sheriff subject to the
democratic primary. ; v
t For Sheriff.
John C. Lewis announces that ho
is a candidate for sheriff subject to
the democratic primary.
For Sheriff.
Col. Hugh Hale announces that he
is a candidate for sheriff subject to
the action of the democratic primary.
said: ''It's good for a dog to have fleas. It keeps
him from forgetting he's a dog."
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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. jMj
Citizens National Bank
to arrive at any conclusion and ad
journed until Saturday afternoon.
Kox'a body was found near where
the body of hi brother 'was found
a year ago. The brother' body wa
discovered with a bullet wound In
hi head.
A Hint to tn Bilious.
Those who art bilious dyspeptic
and constitpated fed miserable a
good abara of the time. They would
oon feel fine and enjoy their meal
If they would take a tew dose ol
Obamberlaln's Tablets to strengthen
their digestion and regulate the liver
and bowel.
NOTICE
House cleaning time 1 here. Now
la the time to have your furniture
REPAIRED UPHOLSTERED AND
REFINI8HED
Wa bare a nice assortment of
tapestry samples.
Call Phillips
Thone . 219 N. 10th.
NEW PRESIY PRESIDENT.
i (0 Tin Vntui Trtm)
Purnnt Okla April SO.-Dr. W.
ri. Morrison ha been named to auo
ceed Dr. K. II. Lyle a preldent of
the Oklahoma Presbyterian college
the latter having resigned after
holding tha office for two years. Dr.
Morrison wa president of the col-
lege aliout ten year ago. '
Exprese want ad get results. Try
them. .
V . 7
Minnett Optical Co.
For eye comfort let u maka
your glasses. Our reputation is
your guarantee.
508 First National Bank BIdg.
Phone 142.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PILES
Cured without surgery. No pain
cutting sloughing or detention
from business..
Dr. C. R. Gerard Nlnnekah Okla.
J. ROY ORR
LAWYER
Office In Court House.
EADS & McCUNE
Architects - -
Room 417 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Chickasha Okla.
Underwood Typewriters
: F. K. Wilcox Jr.
Salesman.
PHONE 1390-R.
' For Sheriff.
J. H. (Budd) Gibbs announces that
he" is a candidate for sheriff subject
to the democratic primary.
JThe Russians and Germans struck one below the belt when
ity sprung their own treaty on the Genoa conference. . There
are some symptoms that this great peaceful gathering may wind
up in a free-for-all fight which is an item that didn't figure in
he agenda. t.L ' " " " "
For County Attorney.
Wm. Stacey announces that he is
a candidate for. county attorney sub-
ject to the democratic primary. "
State Senator.
Ed F. Johns announces that he is
a candidate for state senator subject
to the democratic primary.
. For Representative.
'A. L. Davis announces that he Is
a candidate tor representative ' sub-
ject to the democratic primary.'
DOCTOR MORROW .
Chiropractor Lady Attendant
New office 221 N. 6th St.
Calls made.
Office hours 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to
8 p. m. Phones 378 or 1497-J.
CLARIS G. RICKER
Fire Tornado and Automobile
Insurance and Bonds.
Room 1 Elks Bldg. Paone 106.
r "n
TOM D. FATHEREE
PLUMBING HEATING GAS
FITTING . -
618 S. 6th. Phones 194 and 1054
Reford Bond Alger Melton
Adrian Melton
Bond Melton & Melton
LAWYERS
Rooms; 409 410 411 New First
NafI Bank Bldg.
CHICKASHA TYPEWRITER
EMPORIUM
Distributors for Woodstock Type-
writers. . Cleaning repairs and
supplies for all makes ot machines
60eya Chickasha Ave. Phone 13.
. "SEE CURLEY"
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
Let us figure your electric work
and save you money.
118 8outh 6th Phone 615. '
PROTECT YOUR VALUABLE
PAPERS
Keccipts contracts mortgages stocks bonds insurance
papers wills jewelry etc. can be kept in a safe deposit
box in our vaults for a nominal sum.
Our vaults arc fire-proof and burglar-proof. When you
have put your valuable records there you can forget
about them 'and give your full attention to your business.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
One dollar in the bank
draws more "interest"'
than two in the pocket.
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK
"The Eank That SERVICE BUILT"
life
tISIttMBiTEM
":?? era
i:;iiira.-.
Every opportunity we are given to
serve you and the community good
exalts that much more the spirit
and high purpose of this Bank as'
a Home Institution. Bring your
problems to us.
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 20, 1922, newspaper, April 20, 1922; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730277/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.