Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 218, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 13, 1910 Page: 3 of 6
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George H. Evans Editor
Bryce P. Smith Manager
TELEPHONE NO. 43
OFFICIAL PAPER OF GRADY COUNTY
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Entered at the Postoffice at Chickasha
Oklahoma as second class mail matter.
CHICKASHA. OKLAHOMA SEPTEMBER 13. 1910
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
fi jur delivered by carrier $4.B0
Sl2 montliB delivered by carrier- 2.40
Three months delivered by carrier 1.20
hie noati delivered by carrier .40
One week delivered by carrier.. .10
0e year by mall
Six months by mall
Three months by mall
Single copy
4.00
2.00
1.00
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Who
ported
I'rohibs and antii will soon bo mix-
ing it in oiiu of the liveliest ecrups
ever imllod off lu OKlulioma.
Cruce's itt!r to "Uncle Joe" Mo-
Ncal wa a btraiglit forward Btatemeiil
lu which no issue was evaded.
With two railroad stations and a via
duct under construction and a big fac-
tory to be built you will soon see
Chickasha stepping forward at a lively
salt. ' - '
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According to revised estimates of
tlio experts ''.Ma" Karth is not over
seventy million years old. The giddy
matron may yet outgrow her kiddish
ways.
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The less said about politics lu con
nection "with the election Thursday the
bettor for the cause. What we want
to do is io put in a vote for the good
of Chickasha.
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We don't see why Mr. Taft should
not be summoned to some of tfctse
Sagamore Hill confabs. True he is
only president but he Is entitled to
some consideration.
Others would lower .t half an Inch
more.
Superstitions die hard. We are k till
children and although far from tho
aR( of glunts we cling to the notion
that inches make the man. Wichita
Eagle.
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ABOUT STATE AHFAIRS
However too much Importance
hhouid not be attached to the mar-
riage of the Chicago man at the age
of 92. Perhaps he realizes that at the
best or worst -h can't last long.
Thursday. Sept. 15. is the day when
the election of the commission plan
Jll bu.UeRuu.il fthuu fcjJift.t Itechuld-
r ' 111 h chosen. The election is f
such importance that every voter
should go to the polls. j
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Why should Teddy be criticized for
dining with the Ohio boss after "declin-
Ing to U at the same table ill Lori-
mer? Mid you expect him to mult
a man who holds the poltical destinie
of Son-ln-I-aw Nick in his hands? Go
to kuowest not Teddy.
The meeting Wednesday evening
when some distinguished men will tell
us about the commission plan should
1)0 largely attended. Hoy Stafford of
the Oklahoman Mayors Davidson of
Wichita Hayes of Italian Randolph of
Eu'd and other nun who know the
workines of the commission system
will have Important messages for the
voters.
Senator Ballev was a friend indeed
to Chickasha wh.n statehood legisut-
tlon was iicmlingand his service to the
entire uto was such as to merit ap-
preciation. The people of Oklahoma
will hear hint gladly on the occasion
of his visit to Chickasha next mouth.
nr rniirti it is to be exacted that
the republicans will not receive any-
great amount of pleasure out of the
event for the senator will tell them
things that they don't like to hear.
Any particular pleasure derived by
the campaigners for the state republi-
can ticket quoting 'prominent demo-
crat" "recently a candidate" "leading
democratic editor" and such others as
may trip by the Imagination post of
the falbllication department maintain-
ed by the public utilities tax dodgevs;
and such other lawbreakers as want
special concessions ought not to be re-
fused. For In plain language the
satisfaction and pleasure to be given
republicans this fall will all happen
prior to the November election.
The defeat of the concocted ticket
for such was planned in a room here
in Guthrie with prominent public util-
ity howlers ready to place the stamp
of approval or disapproval Is going
to be so overwhelming It will almost
be brutal. Tho Cruce slogan of pros-
perity and sunshine moves with tre-
mendous forceit appeals to the pro-
gressive empire makers lure in Okla
homa and the slander-mil.' tactics of
the republicans excite only derision
and disgust. Their stories are circu-
lated back east by real estate agents
for other points in fact the republi-
can elate organization for three long
years has largely been one of value
only to those agents or emigrant
away. from. .Oklahoma... 1l seems the
whole people who are progressive have
by intuition decided to hand the croak-
ing negationists a rebuke they will
take plenty of time to remember. Mark
this prediction no man now engaged
in thu amnder campaign of the repub-
licans w ill ever win on any state ticket
In Oklahoma our folks want men of
action not mere men who strive to
profit by false and tiMeless tales' of
others.-Guthrie Leader. .
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A REALLY HAPPY BIRD.
(By lib-hard Warner.)
Contentment is a happy bird.
And many times we fail
lu our attempt to sprinkle salt
Upotl its nervous tall.
Wc reach our hand to capture it
lint io It isn't there!
lu place of bringing down tho prize
We get the bird of (are.
(Contributed.)
nav the exnense of tho "itn
speakers" on the com mission
form of city government invited by the .
"original committee" of tho Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday night?
The same party that advised the peo-
plo of Chickasha and Grady county to
locate the state capitol at Guthrio not
long since is now advising what form
of government the city needs.
As many as three commissioners -it
a salary of $2000 each mayor's salary
at $2r0() or more is a pretty expen-
sivu way to satisfy the political outs.
Did the people ask the advise of a
committee from tho Chamber of Com-
merce to select who should write the
charter?
Why was some of the precincts in
some of the wards not given any rep-
resentation oti this commission to
write the charter?
Are certain members of the Cham-
ber of Commerce with a few others
political advisers as well as commer-
cial advisers?
A hint to the wise should be suf-
ficient and let these people say what
form of government they want and not
put the power in hands of three men
as under the commission form of gov-
ernment. As parting advise be honest with
I wourself first; then with your fellow
man and you will necessarily be hon-
est with your God.
TAXPAYER.
Furniture Carpets
Mattings Linoleum
The House Furnisher
TELEPHONE 291
Democrats Will
. Make Constitution
Phoenix Ariz. Sept. 13. Unofficial
figures available indicate the demo-
crats are certain of a majority of the.
fifty-two democrats In the constitu-
tional convention. These democrats
are pledged to the Initiative referen-
dum and recall as features of the con
stitution j
Indications are that they will name j
all of Maricopa county's nine delegates '
all of the five from Gila county and
the ten from Cochise though in each j
case republicans express the hope of :
winning a seat here and there on .
scratched tickets. The democrats also '
claim three of Pinal countyV flve dele
gates and two out of three in Yuma.
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OKLA. LEAGUE
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D0 INCHES MAKE THE MAN?
Until the time of the war between
Kussia and Japan the sitort man was
obliged to defend the- prowess of his
kind by citing Napoleon as an example
of what short persons could do. Bal-
tic the great French novelist whose
height was a trifle more than five fee'.
often half whimsically often seriously
oiwii.ttvnrpd to show a connection be
tween short statute and excellence
says the Boston Globe. It was also a
source of consolation to him and to
othei' men who were not In the tall
..luasi tf rem! ill histroy that Roman
coiniuerers were shcrt.
Dut after the Russo-Japanese war It
bec ame evident to all that stature had
nothing to do with the case unless
perhaps the victory of tho little Jap
proved that the short man was the
superior or the tall.
But now come the municipal au-
thorities In our cities who say that a
ill policeman is better that a short
nd that a tall fireman is the superior
jf a short fireman. Five feet
i Inches is the limit of shortness to be
tolerated say some while others low-
4r Hi. Ht amla nl a quarter of ail iuch.
Some tell us If we eat and drink
The proper kind of food.
That we can lay our hands upon
A member of the brood.
Some say it is a mental trick
And we can so engage
Our minds that wo may view it there
liefore us in a cage.
At any rale we find it is
A most elusive bird
That will not come for smiles or
frown
Or for a coaxing word.
We cannot hope to own the bird
In full and simple fee;
About the best that we can do
Is view It up a tree.
Lawtou Sept. 13. Effort3 are be-
ing made to form an Oklahoma Base ;
Ball association next year and to make
it a class D association. At present I
Joplin is a member of the former
Southwestern association but the Jump
from Oklahoma points to Joplin is iiO
grea'. that It takes rightful Oklahoma
profits. Under last year s Southwest
ern association all the class C leagues
in tho association went in the hole
for greater or less amounts.
If the class D association can lie
formed next year there will be an
opportunity for Law ton to get Into :
the game. B. V. Vinson manager of ;
the El Reno team was in the city yes- ;
terday and in discussing the situation j
said that the outlook for the new ar
rangement Is good. With the reduc-
tion to class D smaller salaries will1
be paid with base ball practically as ;
good and with the Joplin trip cut out
the opportunity for Oklahoma teams
to play on a money-making basis Is j
good.
Next year the teams in the pros pee-
tive Oklahoma association will be
Guthrie Enid Tulsa Sapulpa MusUo-
g(e Bartlesviile anil either Shawnee
Chickasha or Lawton.
The schedule will include 110
games vu on eacn uiamonn ami io j
away from home. The teams put up j
money for a
game.
$jO guarantee for each
We're
Splendidly
Ready to Aid
You in Your
Fall Buying..
Everything
That You
Need Can Be
Bought for
Considerable
Less.
All Goods
Delivered
One Price
Cash or
Installment.
Buy Now
Pay Later
At Re
duced
Prices.
Rockers
At $3.00
Excep
tionally
Cheap.
$7.50.
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Trunks Suit Cases
Never Break Trunk Guar-
aw teed. Price $19.50.
Suit Cases from $1.00 Up.
good
Boston $15.00
Tufted oak frame
Oil Tempered Spring.
Former price of this was
$20. Want to get rid of
the stock. Guaranteed
to be infirstclass shape.
Iron Beds Reversable Rail
Guaranteed. The ideal line.
Heavy filled heavy castors
brass filled. The best bed
only $9.75.
TELEPHONE 21
The Gunn Sectional Cases
it
Any size any finish.
Get as many as vou
need. Buy the best
section on market.
Easy to fit. A stock
of 3 sections with'
base and top only
$13.25
Shapes
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BABY
ELEPHANTS.
33 INCHES TALL
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OClui WONDERFUL
SUPERB SPECTACULAR ORIGINAL
CIRCUS 503 Peep's 450 Animals
(25.C33 Armour Prize Six-Korss Team
Sorgeous Street Parade
XT 10 O'CLOCK EACH
General Admission!
This Day and Date
Biing oil (ha
folks and see
for yourself a
Fifty-Cent Cir-
rus for 25 cents.
Don't forget it's
a cruel circus
war relentlessly
waged by a cir-
cus trust so
Seils-Floto de-
clares bargain
day. Tuus the people not the circus
benefit while the circus war lasts.
2 COMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY
RAIN CR SHINE AT 2 AND 8 P.M.
Doors Open One Hour Earlier rtf
admitting of a Visit to the Big
Electric Flat Irons
Labor Savers
Time Savers
Nerve Savers
Money Savers
REAL KSTATZ TEAXX7EX.I
Compiled by ths Grady County
Abstract Company 108
4 North Third Street.
BeRlpy & Mct'artncy to Sarah Aman-
da HopUinn S2410 1 u ne nw;
kw ne nw 9-8-6.
J. If. Adair and wife to R. U Cruse
8-18-10 $3000 tVi nw; w'4 sw uo H-5-0.
Henry Ii. JoUimou to Annie Hevilie
$1 lot 5 block 22 East Chickasha add
to Chickasha.
Chas. R. i'hilliiis and wire to Gus
Matthews 4-8-l $250t) part of block
H Phillips' iid to Chickasha.
Chas. M. Hollingswoiih to Walter K.
Williams et al 9-12-10 $18000 jjortu
100 feci of lot 11 Mock ClilcUashn.
RUMORED CHANGE
IN ROCK ISLAND.
New York City Sept. IS. The
Phelps-Dodge company's purchase of
the Kuhn-l.oeb company's holdings In
the Rock Island la regarded in Wall
street as a step primarily to ultimate
control of the road. Preferred stock
rose immediately three points.
The purchase was made it is slated
to have the road operated in friendly
competition with the Southern Pacific
instead of as an absolute rival as at
present but that both systems will re-
main independent.
MULES TAKEN UP.
Two black mare mules weight about
1200 shod all round with toed shoes
one with white spot on tail also a
bay mule weight about 750 shod with
toed shoes. Located Sl4 miles south-
east of Chickasha In S. W. Peters'
hands. Phono. John C. Lewis 10 St
BIDS FOR COAL.
The board of education will receive
bids for furnishing two hundred and
twenty-five tons of coal for the public
schools to be placed in the bins at the
various schools as directed. Separate
bids should be made on the following
grades of coal: Mine run. pea slack
and commercial lump. Bids must b'?
filed with the secretary of the board
not later than 6 p. ni. Saturday Sept.
17 1910.
10-Ct VM STACEY Secretary.
Chickasha Light Heat & Power Co.
317 Chickasha Ave. Phone 100
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Chickasha M
September
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Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. It cures
griping diarrhoea dysentery and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness of thfl bowels. It is equally-
valuable for children and adults. It
always cures. Sold by all dealers.
diw
Ut!.J. 4.-. L
FTP
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they ore the supreme
remedy as thousands hj.ve testified.
FOR KIDNEY LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it ia the best medicine ever eold
over draggist a counter.
The Chickasha Iron Vorks
We have added new and up-to-date
machinery to our plant and
are able to do any
MACHINE OR FOUNDRY WORX
We make'a specialty of Sash
Weights Structural Iron Work
and Job Work. Blacksmith Shop
i in connection bee the Mix Lorn
Stalk Cutter which we manufact-
ure. CONRAD BROS.
Central Blacksmith Shop
Corner 3rd and Kansas
All Kinds of General Repairing
and Shop Work of Any Kind
We have a Rubber Tire Shrinker.
3-18-1-mo
The New State
Shoe Factory
Have a staff or skilled hands
who know how to make
BOOTS AND SHOES
We suggest to persons difficult
to fit or who have corns or bun-
ions or foot deformity that they
give us an opportunity of dem-
onstrating that we can fit them
perfectly and relieve much suf-
fering by our high grade boots
and shoe3 made by men "who
know how."
We Also Do FirstClass
Repairing of All Kinds
111 South Third Street.
SAY!
DO
GOOD BOOSTERS
SHOPPING AT HOME.
THEIR
DON'T hollow on
hard water baths
Z" 7 . j and shampoo. We are connected
Beailty rarlOr with the Pritchett Laundry and
Miss Lottie Newer Burnham can give you soft water baths
Graduate. 'hot and cold.
Facial Massage Mamcunr t tp 2lB chickasha Ave. 8-16-1 m
manufacturing of IlaT U0)Ct-.j
Palace Druor Store.
rhone 7. 210 Chickaha Ave. i
BUY IT IN CHICKASHA.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 218, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 13, 1910, newspaper, September 13, 1910; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc731763/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.