Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 44, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 6, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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CHICKAIHA DAILY EXPft.M CHICKAIHA OKLAHOMA TUESDAY JUNE 6 1t22. 'fVX7CI
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Chickasha Daily Express
OCO. II. EVANBh -Publliher and Business Manager
J. KOWIN POOL. .......... Managing Editor
OFFICIAL PAPER OK GRADY COUNTY
Cnumd el tb postotflc of Chickasha Oklahoma second class
ball matter.
CHICKAIHA OKLAHOMA TUESDAY JUNK 6 1922.
SUBSCRIPTION RATIS
On jr. delivered by carrier.!! 00
Mm. delivered by carrier.. 1.00
I 4illvrd by carrier.. 1.60
1 Monlh dullvered by carrier. '.CO
( ne year by mll..-. 4.00
H i motitha by mall......... 100
1 hr months by buIUm 1-00
Hingl ropy ................. .OS
Any erroneous roflectloa on th
character of any porson firm or
corporal fuj any mluntatoment
which nay appear In the columns
of The Kiprexa will he clarity
corrected upon Hi bolng brought
to the attentluo of the manage-
menu PUBMSHKIL
I'hone 41. I'bon 43.
Glvee All the Local Newt rtTJ.) Newt by U. P. Wire Dally
AMERICANISM CREED
EXPRESS PACKACETTES
Twilight.
Fade tlio IIkIiI ami nfar
Cin'lli ilny cnim-th iiluhl
Ami a Htur Icmliih nil
Hp'-criiih ull to llH'lr ret.
Ilri't llnrlo.
"Work In It own
niwd." Ji-nn Ihri-Iow.
best I'urthly
Another theory concernliiK th" ' 'K
hone fiiurul itortli nf town Is that
they lii lniir.' I to Hi" fiiinoim " rll-
it" which tcrrnrUi'il tho eonimunlly
hoiihi yours iiK'i.
One thlnit U certain If It wns real-
ly n miiHlailiin JimIkIkk by li" kui
It IIIIIHt luivo l'H lh lmpii of tlio
mIioIo trllM-. lie n OhlrlttiMliu IxHiHlcr.
Wn anther from Miiyor Walton's
remark (hat I In' (ikliihonmn Ikii t
IiIh fiivorllo family newspaper.
"I believe in the United States of America nnl the prin-
riiili nf freedom. Justice rnnalitv and humanity tinon which it
was founded and for which American patriots have given their
liv i and fortunes. .
"I believe it is my duty towards my country to love it; to
support in constitution j to obey its laws; to respect its flag;
and to (icff-nil it against all enemies.
MR. WALTON IN CHICKASHA.
liu Initially Kilriln Unylord will
Imvo to pax tin hat Id get out of
town If Walloil colleclH tlio mlllliiii
or two dollar he'd nsklmi our mot-
ropulllan ncljihlmr to pay Mm.
ilon't niliiil ('oiir'HHlir; lhat It would
priu 1 lul!y IhikI iih to hi. o to iIIk up
that much money.
One reason why you hIiiiiiIiI Hwnl
(hi! fly In liiTaiMn every mm of 'fin
layn afid.ono.iuiO i-pus. Al least thal'H
what It Hi l' iill' l any. nllhoui;h wi
I'lll
TI:fi'.l)ilfirm adopted hy the Farmcr-I.a!.or Krronstrtiction 't 'IM'" im I'"h counted Vi
.e.u'".e at" its convention in Shawnee is quite plain: it speaks for K'ry li;"y
One of Hid brluht pani;riiphrr
flKiiri-H Hint (ho Ohio man who wax
flni'il J 1 Oi I fur iiMsatllllilK Ills dentin!
prulialily K'it tho wurlh of bin money.
SI Simp Bays In- ihiIIicb that
IllM
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Now don't fori;i't that fhickaxhu
Is roIiik to have a Fourth of July
Ihls year Hen IIih'ki'hh In irnnm-
Ins for ii Kotl raci! rani at tho fair
grimmta.
I once-over.
.Stay rlht In there Travelers till
you roost on tho top of tho column
It can he done. '
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
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itself. Imt ' Mavor Walton who is the League's candidate fur gov
ernor ducn'i upcak for it in language which tends to elucidate
the piineiples upon which it is based or to furnish strong reasons
fur sipporting it. For our present purpose we make no effort
to pas j judgment upon the merits of this platform but. after listen-
ini' to Mr. Walton for an hour or more candor compels us to say
.that whatever those merits may be as far as what appear to be car always looks cleaner nfor
the fundamental issues tiresented bv the Lea cue are concerned Rtv ii n koou .wannim;.
either he does not perceive them or he lacks the ability to point
them out. At times it seemed that Mr. Walton instead of magni-
fying his cause was actually seeking to minimize it. Many policies
which are enunciated in the platform are such as arc frequently
found in platforms of all candidates who are running for high
office. Wherein Mr. Walton overlooked his opportunities was his
failure to make clear the things which arc distinctive in his pro- io j.P Mayor ('offmaii hasn't
gram and to prove that those things are sound and essential to the Issued any ruh s mid riTulailons eon
wcll-beiug of the people of Oklahoma. It is possible of course eernliiR tho cosiumes to he worn hy
that Mr. Walton's mind is the kind that lacks the power of logical imihers at tho ciiy nwiimnhiK pool
analysis; indeed one might fairly reach this conclusion from the M"'"" 1l!'s waitil 0 kvo th"m th"
rambling nature of his remarks
It is very doubtful whether Mr. Walton's method of disposing
of his opponents .will make him very many votes ror examine
he gets rid of Mr. Wilson the Grady county candidate by charg
ing that he was drafted by "Mariana standard Oil and the book
trust." The first weak point here is a fact which is well-known
to most voters of average information: Mr. Wilson could not
have been "drafted" by both Marland and Standard Oil because
these interests are in direct conflict Marlan'd being an independent hfc
.on proii-.u ci ioni limner .tun its micu iiic wugi'i -in. .inc. .uiiiiiK! Mrs. I'ei'l : I vo liiinli! you Homi1
the :.tr.atiarff ; vvilson cannot lc the Iricnu of both concerns. Jlr. hisciiiis just like your mother used
Walton cannot get anywhere with such palpable misrepresentation. I to make.
Lciua v absurd is his linsunnorted assertion that t tie hook trust Mr. 1'ert: Arc you sure they are
is backing Mr. Wilson. We have previously set forth Sunt. Wil- ''lie moiher'R?
son's connection with text-book adontions and anv voter who will I'('rt: I'oHitively!
take the troulile to inform himself will find thnt the Wnltnn rhnrrre recipe!
; lclnc Mr- '!1't: Nw I know why father
t- i ... i ..... 5 nr. T ii j. - e I left homo tho time tlio bakers went
in nm nniiicMv ii mi tviiuuii tainiui miiii'ive. 01 iiiiy vitiiii 0.i
reason wuy any newspaper in xnc siate snouid sup)ori anynociy
- ' ...1 il 1-! t A 1 I . l .1.- 1.
ior governor oiner limn nuiiscii and nence ins ciutrge inai lie Accommodating
iaci:s press support merely oecause tne eaitors are getting money undo joo was visitinR his hroih-
Irom other candidates or their backers. As far as the Daily hxprcss it's household and seemed purlieu
is concerned it might be interesting for him to learn that neither larly interested In Ilehry tho hope-
Mr. Wilson or any of his friends has paid a penny for any publicity ful
or advertisement ot any sort which has appeared or will appear in
thin paper in support of the Grady county candidate. We take" it
that Mr. Walton's many supporters favor him for governor from
honest motives because they sincerely believe in him and his
caur.e and we assume that the friends of Mr. Wilson and judge
Uvven are supporting them for the same kind of reasons
Our judgment is that if the voters of Oklahoma want to do
the I. est possible job in the way of picking a governor they will
make a most careful study of the qualifications of the various
candidates and subject their principles and policies to the most rigid
anal;;is being slow to believe unsupported charges against any
ot them and earnestly seeking tae real truth in every case.-.. Nearly
two months will elapse before the primary and in the. meantime.
there will be ample opportunity to investigate the facts and secure
the information wliich will make it possible to choose intelligently.
V'.rr'..v. o-
I lined her
Minnett Optical Co.
For eye comfort let ub mak
your glasses. Our reputation is
your guarantee.
HASTY MARRIAGES FAILURES?
S08 First National Bank Bldg.
"And hut are you roIuk to hu
heu you grow up lluiiry?" lio
Hkcil genlully.
"Well" rt'turni-il Henry thought-
fully "after I Intvn heen a iiiIiiIhIit
In plense mother and a jurigo to
pleiisH Int her I am going to ho a
polli emitn."
Hit Impreiilon.
"That fat Huh ynllor hatred Indy
over aeroim the mnet U a gran
wider that linn hi en tho cause of
hIx nun gelling iixit In tho last four
years" related a town aeiiualntanen.
"That an?" rntlirnn'l tt resldiint of
thn Mount I'lxgy nelghhorhooil. "Of
rouriiit I ilon't know tho pertlcklers
and iiaeher'ly ilon't 'low to try to
find out hut offhand I'd any thai
wan pli'iily."
punt ha been lifted. Wlro from
Terro Haute Ind. pollto rntld aha
wua the divorced wife nf 8tve Html
of that city and wn the mother of
two children as tho rult of thn
mnrrhign which termlnnled four
year ago. .
Ashea Nhould not bo allowed to an
rumiilatit In tho fiirnaco pit ai they
absorb heat.
The Best Couon Medtolnt.
"I fefl aura rat Chamherlaln't
Cough Ilmndy U tho btt on the
market to cure a bad rough or cold
on tho lungn I. am only too ple:mol
to aay a few word In Its pralHfl."
wrllei Clara Osier House Bprlnga
Mo. Whenever I catch a cold it I
BIBLE THOUGHT TOft TODAY J
HOW TO OAIN AM.:
Seek yo first tho kingdom
of (ioil ami bis righteous.
iiess; a in! nil these things
shall he nddeil unto you. Matt. 6:3.1
Police Search For
Woman In Anderson
Case Kansas City
(ft The r.iii I'ew )
Kansas City lu Juno fi. Police
today i-omheil Kainas Clly for "I ho
woman In hlnek" whom they be-
lieved to bn the fifly flnit lovo of
Frank Warren Anderson -
They want to know " !l ' part of
tho traiienl sluiohn (; Anderson
hy Minle I. Hen1 and h'-r ailempieil
Filicide revolves around Iho myMory
woman who all but swooned over
Anderson's body In I he iinilertukliiK
parlor and thou disappeared.
In tho meantime ihey announce
part of (liu veil over Miss lleaP't
SAME PRICE
for over 30 years
g Ounces for
Use less of
KG
BAKING POWDER
than' of higher
priced brands.
The government used
millions of pounds
KCKOKCKOKC-rcC
Practical
Customers of this bank have learned to ex-
pect practical advice from our officers
when they consult us about their problems.
They know from experience that we
arf able and willing to offer suggestions
of;tested practicability when questions of
business policies or methods arise.
"Ask the Firms that Bank Here."
This Bank Pays 4 Percent on Savings
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
' It is somewhat surprising to be informed by a minister who
lids performed many marriages that he believes not. more than 15
out of 100 marriages which follow elopements prove-happy: ' That
is the statement of Dr. George C. Houghton pastor of the famous
.Little t hurch Around the Corner in Jew York City.
"I turn fifty couples away every month refusing to marry
them for various reasons" Dr Houghton said in a recent inter-
view. "I do not mean that the choice of the parents is always
the best. Many times tney nave grievances against the selection
of their son or daughter that are unfounded.
Fifteen percent of successful marriages from elopements would
seem to be too small a result to warrant taking the chances of
running counter to tne .wisnes ot parents who in most cases
must be given credit for possessing 'a judgment of the character
of men which a young woman of little experience does not have.
;; The experience of Dr. Houghton is probably that of most other
ministers who preside over a matrimonial Gretna Green. Dr.
Houghton probably has a better record of refusals than the aver-
age minister who is sought by elopers. Unfortunately many min-
isters arc so ready to accept the fee that they are not critical
about the motives that are back of the desire for a hasty marriage.
McAlester News-Capital.
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A shady past record is a hard ghost to escane from. No mat
ter where a man goes and how well he conducts himself his past
record will eventually overtake him. Crookedness never pays.
Ada News.
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If Conan Doyle would only raise the spirit of Sherlock
Holmes to put an end to the present level of crime he would be
giving .in example of practical religion. Detroit Free Press.
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' Some further light is shed on the business situation in Giick-
asha bv the fact that it is almost impossible to find a r.irnenfer
to do an odd job about the place. They are all busy with the build-1
ing of homes.
We are registered optome
trists and opticians havinsr
quaiitied. before the state
board to practice.
We offer you our services.
if you need glasses to restore
vision or relieve eye strain.
CARR'S OPTICAL PARLOR
423 Chickasha Ave.
Phone. 333.
Office hours 8 a. m. to 4 p. m
PILES
Cured without surgery. No pain
cutting sloughing or detention
from business.
Dr. G. R. Gerard Nlnnekah Okla.
EADS & McCUNE
Architects
Room 417 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Chickasha Okla.
J. ROY ORR
LAWYER
Office In Court House.
DOCTOR MORROW
Chiropractor Lady Attendant
New office 221 N. 6th St.
Calls made.
Office hours 9to 12 ft. m.; 2 to
8 p. m. Phones 378 or 1497-J.
Underwood Typewriters
F. K. W:lcox Jr.
itiL Salesman.
PHONE 1390-R.
CLARIS G. RICKER
Fire Tornado and Automobile
Insurance and Bonda.
Room 1 Elks Bdg. Ptione 106.
TOM D. FATHEREE
PLUMBING HEATING OAS
FITTING f
618 S. 6th. Phones 194 and 1054.
Reford Bond Alger Melton
Adrian Melton
Bond Melton & Melton
LAWYERS
Rooms. 409 410 41)1 Not First
Nat'l Bank Bids.
'
Bring Ua Your HEMSTITCHING
and PICOT WORK
Competitive Prices.
8INGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Phone 366 Chickasha Oka.
v.
BUTLER & HUSEMAN
Architect
16 First National Bank Bldg.
Chickasha. Okla. .
THE LECTRIC SHOP
EVERYTHING ELECTRAL
Call Curley 118 S. 6th.
Office Phone 615 or 14S6-R. Res.
C R. Strickland Plumbing
and Heating
828 COLORADO AVENUE
f PHONE 1635.
do not happen to have bottle ot
Chamherlala'a Cough Remedy I go
to the drug store and get on. 1
find that It glvea relief very quickly
and It I have a coughing apell at
n'lht It soon Hope It"
th Work.
Mre. Fred Bergman BlalrivlIU
Pa writes "Until my ton was fif-
teen year ot age he had bronchial
trouble. This worried m tor It
clung to him so poraliton'Jy. II
took medicine faithfully but non of
It lielpod him until I got him
iKltl of Chamberla'n'a Cough R'iu-
dy. This had a so-Hhlr.g and heal-
I m; effect and by eijg ihrae bottles
ot It bo T.aJ Puri.ti nt ntty cured. It
Is Inn'l a vlifi'iM to recommend
so vorthy a rw-l."
A Hint to trie lllloue.
Tho who ar bilious dyspeptlo
and coostltpaUd feel mUerabl a
good ahar ot th tlm. They would
soon feel fin and enjoy their meal
If they would tak a few doe ot
Ohambnrlaln'a Tablets to strengthen
their digestion and regulat th liver
and bowels.
Arpendtcttla
W bar been told that noarly
very on operated oa for appendi-
citis baa been troubled with consti-
pation a long urn bfurlb at-
tack. If you would avoid appendi-
citis take Chamberlain's Tablets
when- needed to keep your bowels
regular.
Condensed Statement of the
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CHICKASHA OKLA.
At the Close of Business May 5 1922.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts . $417725.33
Overdrafts 12U5
II. S. to Secure Circulation 20O(XX).OO
Slock in Federal Kcserve Hank 6150.00
Furniture and Fixtures 10000.00
lve.il Kstate owned 8.1127.21
Interest Famed but not Gdlected 6550.00
United States Bonds on hand $15000.00
Cash with U. S. Treasurrr 10000.00 i -
(ash in Vaults and with Banks 339957.36
Liberty Loan Bonds 54200.00
County and-City Warrants 200.304.50
State and City School Warrants 285791.51 905253.37
" V $103043529
LIABILITIES . 'f
Capital $200000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits . 3679.67
Circulation 200000.00
Rediscounts . none
P.orrowed money none
Deposits Individuals $1203153.29
Deposits Banks 21249.33
Deposits United States 2353.00 1226755.62
f
f $1630435.29
The above statement is correct. J. E. McNEILL Cashier.
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HThe wolf builds a den to protect her
cubs.
UThe birds build nest to care for their
young.
JJCan man do any less than save a por-
tion of his earnings and assure the
future happiness and safety of his
famiIy- t ' J'a';v
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THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK
4 Percent on Savings. .
No. 8203 Statement of
THE CHICKASHA NATIONAL BANK
CHICKASHA OKLA. ; 1
At the Close of Business May 5 1922. ' "
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $460004.70
Overdrafts 2583.07
United States Bonds 50000.00
Liberty Bonds - 43300.00
Warrants and Securities ; . 64981.74
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank .3600.00
Banking House and Fixtures 19487.61
Real Estate . 7516.13
Cash and Sight Exchange 175221.20
. $826694.45
LIABILITIES ' " f
Capital . .$100900.00
Surplus : -20000.0
Undivided Profits i 5941.43
Circulation 50000.00
DEPOSITS 650753.02
REDISCOUNTS ... none
BILLS PAYABLE ' ftone
$826694.45
The above statement is correct'. ROY C. SMITH Cashier.
DIRECTORS
D. S. Downey Roy C. Smith J. H. Stine T. H. Dwyef
A. Rose Wm. E. Dwyer J. L. Burtschi
Floyd McCaughtry
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 44, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 6, 1922, newspaper, June 6, 1922; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc732917/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.