Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 156, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 1, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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CHICKA8HA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA TUESDAY JULY 1 1919.
One-Armed Soldier
Becomes Electrician
Then Star Salesman
V jf:hliiEUn July 1.- Some ii'.en
cliij.;o itlieir vocations wlien Itipy
a:e uliout Hie ;tfe of llnee yen-M.
ou'e sifii a Itlil w;io when lie was
o'lii-fc t t jo sm.i'M to reach 'the table
would try to amputate the out's leg
jie. .'i.rni an appendix operation on
titter's (loll. All the family would
eland around admiring and choose
tl.o medical college he was going t..
Well here's one who wa1 n't miK.'i
n.nie than miagglo toothed when he
was wiring t lie house and puiting
I. terliM on all the d iiii'.i. When
l.e had finished the sixth grade
(v:t!iimt .honor) father raid one
i.:;;ht that the only thing for J ;e to
C was ito get in an electric shop
and earn his own living. I don't
liiow that there ever wa) a much
i ie i.erfect moment In that b'jy's
life than when lie started down on
.'.I .-in! iy moining with a tin pail and
a pair of overalls.
Kcoin twelve years to twenty-eight
V'-ais means a i.assuge of time but
.! e was (till with the coin; any a.i
a cable split er. Advancement w.i i
Hern and he used In lot.k 'preity
lc r.ihgiy at j .!:; higher ui but a
i'.L!i grade graduation Is not much
i' a I'ouadation for pronvil i.m is it?
Tliat was Just before the 1'iiited
!" ''ei army packed i:p and went
uliiMiid f:r a year or so. Joe wen'
a readable hand with that left
stump Is taking Kngli.di matbemat-
ics accounting uiid Hale-iiiianslilp
and the reports of lilm are Al
When be geta ithroiigli he is going
to lie a Ealemnan in thut electric
company he grew up wih and Is go-
ing to make more money than he
ever did before with a good uhancs
of going on up.
Being a Bishop is
No Longer Secure
By United Press.
London May 26. (Dy mail) The
bishop of London Dr. Ingram with a
salary of $5001)0 finds that ho can-
not keep up both of the residences
which go with his position and pro-
poses to rent or sol his town house.
The bishop's town house is situated
in St. James square about the mor.t
aristocratic area of London. It was
once the homo of the earls of War-
wick and the church bought li Borne
tivo (cut lilies ago.
Tlie other residence is Fiilham pal-
llie suburb of Putney where th-i Ox-
I nee which Is acros the Thames from
' ford Cambridge boat races start.
The bishop explained to a diocesan
conference that $32500 of his Income
went for income tax super tax mu-
nicipal taxes and insurance. That
left him only $17 GOO to maintain
these two establishments and to keep
a motor anil the minimum of in ser-
HOW THEY STAND.
Western.
W. L. Pet.
Oklahoma City.-- -31 21 .filtli
Joplin .27 24 M'J
Omaha 2!) 20 .527
I)es Moines 20 25 .510
St. Joseph 23 25 .479
Tulsa 27 31 .4(10
Sioux City .....23 27 .4G0
Wichita 24 31 .430
American.
W. L. Pet
New York .35 18 GtiO
Chicago 35 23 .C02
Cleveland 33 24 .579
Detroit 30 M .536
t!t. Louis 27 28 491
lioston 21 31 AM
Washington 24 33 .427
Philadelphia 14 2'J .320
National.
W. U Pet.
New York 3G 19 .C'5
Cincinnati ....37 22 .27
Pittsburg 32 27 .512
Chicago -32 2.1' -.525
Ilrooklyn -29 29 .500
Kt. Louis 25 33 .431
Boston -19 35 .3S2
Philadelphia -18 3ii .540
til them and left a slar in the com-( va.its absolutely needed for Kulham
p.iny's flag.
One day over there a (lerninn iiiii-
('llne gun carried away the bottom
nt of a ledge he was standing on
and with it !ili right hand and the
linger f on his left. Vision l of the
pro.iide:icy of the eloi trie c iiupany
vanished into thin air. Of course
the war risk insurance bureau gave
some compensation but nothing cue
en:ates for changing your stand in
4- e world lor a scat on the shelf.
About that time he got. the big new :.
The Federal Board fir Vocational
Training sent one of their men tj
to! I Ji'fl that he wasn't ready to quit
ami the Untied litales wasn't re uly
for him to and offered him a year
or so off from work in which be
cou'.d place a few more stone? in that
: ixth grade foundation. Did he take
She opportunity? Well yes. Just
listen to this. Joe entered a tech-
nical achnol and is learning to write
" ' '"" 1 I "'UK
palace alone.
"You must see" he said "it can-
not be done. You ask your wives
Pessimists have told mo 1 would not
be able even to keep Fulham palace
going but I intend to niuk'j a great
effort before parting with a historic
possession of the church for 1300
years." '
The bishop is in the same boat
with numerous others of the clergy.
They are appointed to a position wii.h
a certain salary "and living." The
"living" is a residence often larger
than they can maintain ' on the sal-
ary so that it constitutes a liability
rather than an asset. Several import-
ant church officials have closed their
houses during the war and lived In
less expensive quarters.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Western.
Oklahoma City 7; Sioux City 3.
Tulsa 5 3; Des Moines 3 2.
At Joplln-St. Joseph; rain.
Wichita 15; Omaha 7. 7 .
Amerlsan.
Boston 4 2; New York 7-4.
Philadelphia 4; Washington 3.
Chicago 5; Cleveland 2.
Detroit C; St. Louis 1.
National.
Cincinnati 4-2; Chicago
New York 7; Boston 4.
Pittsburgh 4; St. Louis 1.
11.
Do you read the Want
Ads for bargains? J
EX EMPEROR'S FRIENDS
THINK DUTCH WILL NOT
AGREE 10 EXTRADITION.
Amerongen July . l.-Former Em
peror William and his advisers are
apparently fully confident the Neth-
erlands government wil lbe unable to
consent to the entente's forthcoming
demand for his extradition which the
former emperor's suite regards as
Illegal under existing international
law. Several members of the entour-
age are away from Amerongen being
busily engaged in inspecting houses
with a view to the purchase of Count
Hohenzollern's future residence and
Indications point to his removal with-
in a short period from his present
place of exile.
The former monarch was himself
outwardly calm today after the first
shock of hearing that Germany had
decided to sign the treaty without
reservations. His wife however was
more affected an dapeared to bo
deeply saddened by the prospect that
it wil lbe impossible for her ever ti
return to Germany. She remained
within the castle when her husband
went with Doctor Foerster to resume
his morning log sawing and was not
seen t) mt the garden during the
afternoon.
As far as can be learned the choice
of a fill ure home for Count Ifohen-
iollarn lies between two castles one
In the vicinity of Doom and the ul It-
em near Arnbeim.
SUMMER COMPLAINT QUICKLY
RELIEVED
About two years ago when suffer-
ing from a severe attack of summer
complaint I took Chamberlain's Colic
and Diarrhoea Remedy and it reliev-
ed me almost instantly" wrile.i Mrs.
Henry Jewelt Clark Mills N. Y. This
li an excellent remedy for colic and
diarrhoea and should tie kept at hand
by every family. Adv.
WANT MOONEY INFORMATION
Washington July 1. Secretary
Wilson is asked In a resolution adopt-
ed today by the house to report the
activities of officials and employes of
the labor department in connection
with the case of Thomas J. Moouey
convicted in California In connection
with tho preparedness day bomb explosions.
When you feel lazy out
and yawn a good deal In
time you can charge It to
of sorts
tho day-
a torpid
liver which has allowed
to get full of Impurities.
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IT " TTWWIflTTIITTllW Will II mm pjp
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"THEM WUZ THE DAY3"
Urbana Ohio July 1. The mean-
ing of "them was the good old
days" has been discovered in Ur-
bana. A daybook kept by Abraham
Ilefriebowe?. from 1840 to 18C4 shows
that be'ef arid 'pork were 2 cents a
pound. Butter sold for 8 1-2 cents
and lard for 10 cents. ShoTs ranged
in price from 75c to $3.50 and cloth-
ing was about a fourth the price of
today. Whiskey was 8 and 10 cents
a quart and corn was 12 ami 13
cents a bushel. Surely "them way
the good ot (lain." .
-ilTiiftiKrinftmiMiilrMrii'liir"
tho system'
1IBUIJINU
cures all disorders produced by an
Inactive liver. It .strengthens that
organ cleanses the bowels and puts
the system in good healthy condition.'
Sold by Wren Drug Co. Adv.
When the baby is suffering the
double affliction of hot weather and
bowel disorders tho remedy needed
is McGKK'S BABY ELIXIR. It re-
duces the feverish condition correct.
the stomach and checks ho;ones.i of
the bowels. Sold by Wren Drug Co.
Adv.
Brucldor Shinbone's Idea.
"Ah ain't piwsnnnlly' (;uuiiited wlv
dls yar cootie" remarked Shlnbone
"but Ah reckon be ain't nudiu' inn' dan
n suit in oumciitiuiiitnle Inscc' wiv er
military Iniiiiin'." Boston Transcript.
Try Want Ads for Hecultu
Stings or bites of insects t'.m't are
followed by swellings pain or itch-
ing should be (reateu promptly as
they are poisonous. BALLARD'S
HXOW LI.M.VIKNT counteracts tho
poison. It is both antiseptic and
Hiealing. Sold by Wren Drug Co.
Adv.
KANSAS SOLDIER HAS BIG
COLLECTION "F TROPHIES
CoMomvoilo Kan. July 1.- One
hundred and seventy four captured
trophies ranging from a largo silk
German flag finely embroidered to
billons from a German uniform con-
stitute the war collection of Major
Paul Carter of this city formerly of
tho Seventh infantry 3rd division.
The large flag was captured by
American soldiers at. Bacarack. An-
other trophy is a pistol taken by Maj.
Carter from a German officer in a
han dto band combat.
Among the other articles are: fivo
helmets a German war map leather
water bottles belts officers' canes
nn ancient lamp taken from a castle
In the occupied area bayonets spurs
Iron crosses rtench knives coins and
paper money.
Frocks Skirts Blouses Specially Priced
.If ypu arc one of the countless prfriotic indiviVJim Jo i-
joice doubly this first glorious Fou rth of July after 11 J8?.10 re"
you will want to express your haDDineaa in Li " r"1. S;ieatVlctoi
is nuvv Mueciauv nricea to von tnv f h
V M. - V . -.v.. LI I I
and Monday.
MM
new annnrol
balance of rhi
ijWJ.... . . .i VVCC'IY
Frocks of Silk Voile and Cing-
liams nl! plncdl in one lot an.l
marked at ' per cent dis-
count. We ui'y yoit not lo delay.
Ladies Wash Skirts Snlendidly
leriais of (Inlierdine mill Madras;
Hid shrunk.
Children's
Anyone in
lake your pick.
Ore Third Off
Straw Hata
the house :
'"aucil or inn
HH I He new shadt
discount.
trimmed
-'It jer cent
ade; ina-
11 sponged
5 PERCENT DISCOUNT
Ladies Hats at just one-half 1 heir
original juice. Final clean-up
(leorgctle lace and Milan straws'
Silk Jersey Petticoats
pleated or embroidered
flounce; all colors
S5.25 j
20 Per Cent Discount on
Petticoats
ladies' All Wool Scree or Toplin Skirts i il
i'""" HKins included
33 1-3 PER flFWT monnm
uiolUUJJI i'
at
LADIES FANCY PARASOLS
in solid colors or heautiful ooinbinations;
ivory and anther Iriniincd handles.
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Many of these styles are for either rain or
sun.
fill
White Canvass Shoes oxfords
and pumps for ladies misses and
childrens.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES
Beautiful fancy plaids and plain colors; well made and
good styles. Better buy them now for school as they will
surely he higher later on.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Organdy and Batiste jjf V7 yJ Mid Elous"
Blouses (P ' JU7ZZ in white or red mad of
worth fl.SO and .00; Ub ffz (hdelea Co. h worth $2.."0
priced at Jl jiriced at I
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CAMEL cigarettes win smokers from
the start because the expertly blended
choice Turkish and choice Domestic to-
baccos make possible Camel's delightful
mellow-mildness with that all-there "body."
Camels meet your fondest cigarette fancies
in so many ways. Their flavor is unusual
and refreshing; and they permit you to
smoke as long as you will without any
unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or unpleas-
ant cigaretty odor. They're simply a ciga-
rette delight I That's the way you'll put it I
You'll find Camels good all the way
through. It is a fact you'll prefer Camels
expert blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos to either kind of tobacco
smoked straight I And Camels may be
smoked liberally without tiring your taste.
To know Camels best compare them in
every possible test with any cigarette in
the world at any price !
cents aTpackage
Cjnca are mold evrywherm in jcn-
tiicallv seated pmckaea or ton pack-
ages (200 ci&armttea) in a gfamame-paper-covered
carton. We strongly
recommend this carton for the home
or office supply or when you travel.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO
Winston-Salem N. C
J
Famous' for
log
Fine
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It Is Made la Chickasha By
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Chickasha Milling Co
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 156, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 1, 1919, newspaper, July 1, 1919; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc732054/m1/4/: accessed April 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.