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TELEPHONE NO. 43
APER OF GRADY COUNTY
Entered at the Postoffice at Chickasha,
i Oklahoma, as second class mail matter.
OKLAHOMA, AUGUST 9, 1912
VTE8.
rrior 4.80
carrier 2.40
'carrier 1.20
! carrier ,40
Ona week, delivered by carrier.- .10
One year, by mall . 4.00
Six months, by mall 2.00
Three months, by mall 1.00
Single copy, ,06
Ion on the, character, standing or reputation of aoy
i and any mlBstatement which may appear in the
rill be gladly, corrected upon Its being brought to
g anient.
ARMAGED-
Jon and we
it.
gentlemen
j to nee the
ilimo Bcrup
ihlstory. It
1, but holy
jhat's worth
rmuKeddon!
j whore that
(loose there,
IKtddott all
ieroort the
sh, of good
Ufllet. The
to get tin'
I and, taks
tiKht you'll
nt raKi'il o'i
here Hector
and 'room',
ooi contest
ti which the
rave Moose
I aim Turn
preaching
the Lion
.h, all com-
" Ik-re wo
here. It Ib
Killtlcs that
that, plfaM'
The Hull
a mi m e th'
at disrciMit
8 arc full
ailing upon
nor, he had
tho "holy
Ji'h sinners
Wilson an I
t than
have no
or tho Mull
and and ho
I fino m-ntl-tho
jicnver
nd ho bore
11 ChiriU'O
t idea with
th n nuii'li
iiiuT dUeov-
IllOtO Be-
ai wth tho
j'-oi'lf rul
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le can rule
( than him
hi one.
jho Colonel
iitloii whii-h
,leed a ro
jsiiort years
vehemently
lij rla.ja an
t socialistic
ties as tho
Initiative and referendum In the Ok
lahoma coiiHtltutlcn brought forth his
unqualified denunciation but. now tie
has soon the light and he has the au
dacity to charge in BubtUunco that
liryan la a reactionary since ho de
clares emphatically that the Baltimore
platform, the work of tho Nebratikan,
la a reactionary document. Now,
that's goltix some, you'll have to ad
mlt.
Most ludicrous of all, after got linn
away with this lightning-like change,
the Colonel has tho nerve to chide
liryan on dropping lfi-to-1. It seems
to be art amazing thing to him that In
face of tho changed conditions liryan
should drop the policy which ho once
advocated. And at the same lime the
Colonel has rightabout-faced on his
whole program! It 1b to laugh.
"Confession of faith." Still in the
religious atmosphere, keep that in
mind. It Ib un Interesting document,
well worth reading an a general treat
i"o on eeimomli; social and political
ti I 'cs. In diwtipBirm tho 8'ifiject oi
social welfare the Colonel has gather
ed up most that has boon said by the
social refornr-vs and necessarily It 1h
sound and wholeBome, hut for the
fiott part :s.e Missestiona ho had to
oh'cr would como under state legisla
tion and can have little to do with
a national campaign, al'i hough ho is
attempting to run on them, In tnia
part of bin spooi h Itousi-vell a tread
ing on B.ifo ground and none but starij
p.itlers will take issue with him.
When it com.-a to national Is-uies
uion which the campaign Ih to bo
fciighl. the Colonel has said Mttlo tint
!s now or illuminating. His view on
the tariff differ so little from those
of Mr. Taf: that they need not bo con
t.ldered. Ho i for protection n 1 ho
Mtempts to show that a form of pro
toot Ion can bo dec-teed that w ill Inure
to the benefit of the consumer and the'
workingman but he fails to explain
how It In to ho clone and w riimi'.'t
forgot that ho maie no scrinus -"ffort
st tariff reform while he w;j prcsl
oeiit. As to triHH, ho relter tea t'.e
views often proepitrniMj hi'f'l. ad
ra'lnr nn industrial eommlsssbn with
fcroad powers and tncre is met it In
this pt-opmal. 0, ii,1! ?t.e ta-; nn.i
I ho (ni-iM h ' niii'Mif huk t!ie run
oreteness that characterizes the IlaPi-
j in 'ie platf ) io ti.ai he condom .s.
Il'a a contract with tho people that
tho Colonel iroioes to call it Instead
of a platform and that found pood,
hut Ib ho under bond to perform It?
Such au unstable, vuetlhifing, arraign
ment Ib thU Hull Mooso that It has
beoonm customary to expect him to
do exactly the opposite of wiiat he
says ho will do, He said "under no
circumstances" would he he a candi
date for president again, taking the
trouble to re Iterate it, and the world
knows how well be kept his promise.
I'.ifore the liepublieait convi-ntiou, !0
said lie wasn't fing to Chicago, but
ho changed hia mind. Can ho be
tniHied to cany out hia contract?
That's the .burning ijue.slion at the
present juncture.
PoBing as wholly above partlsarmhip,
Roosevelt shows In his references to
the Baltimore convention that he Is
still a rank partisan. In spite of the
fact that ilryan cleaned up on the
boB.'ios at Baltimore, in his effort to
discredit the Democratic party and
its nominees, tho Colonel asserts that
the bouses and the Interests dominate
the convention. No motive for such
misrepresentation can bo found other
than his desire to gain political ad
vantage for himself and that doesn't
look well In a warripr for the Lord.
The battle of Armageddon is always
on. Mr. Bryan has been foremost in
it and Wood row Wilson Is a great cap
tain In the fight now. All sincere re
formers are soldiers in the ranks. The
Bull Moose and hia followers cannot
arrogate to themselves all the glory
in the cause. A Bplendid opportunity
to put one over the powers of darkness
is before the country and a triumph
can be won only iiy standing steadfast
In the ranks of the captains named at
Baltimore.
PETTY THANKS FRIENDS,
"I am ju..t as tiiale! uJ. to the friend
who blood by nio as 1 would have bvcu
if 1 had ibeeu elected," said George
Petty today. "I am not a Bull Moose,
by a long Bitot, and 1 am for the win
ning ticket and can be depended upon
to do my best to bring about success
at the polls in November. The lK'oplo
of tlrady county have been very kind
to me and I want to thank them Unit."
EXPRESS PACKAGETTES.
BRADLEY I ' GRATEFUL.
I wish, through tho Express, to ex
press my sincere thanks to the voters
of Crady county for the honor which
they havo conferred upon me. No
man appreciates more than I the loyal
supiwt of his friends and all who
stood by me have my warmest grati
tude. It will be my purpose to serve
the people of Grady county so well
that I may deserve the confidence that
the people have shown in me.
Respectfully,
F. P. BRADLKY.
Tht trouble was that we didn't have
enough offices to "go 'round."
However, there Is one more good Job
still open to patriots the poetofflce,
The man worth the while is the man
who can smile as he sails up Salt
river.
No fellow is quite so foolish as the
one who falls out with his neighbor
over iolit!cs.
Coo. Petty says he Isn't a bit sor.
only an attack of rheumatism that'
making him limp about.
The next batch of "returns" vhieh
we await with some Interest will come
from the corn and cotton crop.
Lives there a man with soul so deal
who never to himself hath said. "1
also ran?" Li Reno Democrat.
I'ncle Si says he'd like to know
what's become of the dad blame croak
er who said it wouldn't ralu any more.
And now for a short time the spell
binder will give us a rest all ex
cept the Socialists who, like the
brook, "go on forever."
Tom Taylor paid a visit to the cob
bler yesterday, lie says he would
have won all right If he had worn out
one more pair of shoes.
Possibly there , may bo a prouder
one than Dr. Kiddle since it is over.
but we doubt it. The doctor has prov
ed his ability to "come back."
Knowing that Teddy's mind waa al
ready made up about accepting it, they
didn't keep him in suspense by post
poning his notification for a month.
Sister Lillian Kussoll observes that
beauty of face and form Is an expres
sion of intelligence, meaning doubt
less that it Implies genius in the gen
tle art of "making up."
PARRISH PROUD OF FRIENDS.
"It is Impossible for me to tell how
proud I am of my friends and what
they have done for mo," said Kd Par
ilKji, nominee for county commission
er in the northern district, who was
In town yesterday. "I had a hard race
but they stood by me nobly, doing to
much more than I could have asked.
Men like Taft and Wilson don't look
like l!0 cents to me, as compared with
these friends of mine they got their
nominations through politics, ibut this
was friendship. I appreciate every
thing that they did for me from tho
bottom of my heert."
FROM DR. RIDDLE. ,
To the Vetera of Grady County:
It is with profound gratitude that 1
send you those greetings. Your confi
dence In me expressed at the polls on
August 6 places me under renewed
obligations and Inspires me with
greater determination to achieve for
you that relief that you so much noe.l
in the way of tax reduction and poll:!
cal reform. I assure you that I shall
be faithful to every trust and shall, il
elected In November, give every ounce
of energy and -ability that I possess
to the cause of the people in their
effort to be free and prosperous. 1
beg lo acknowledge myself your faith
ful Bervant. A. S. KIDDL1C.
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COME TODAY
And see the housefurnishings--we are offering at the lowest
prices with the quality. We have reduced several of our lines
far below the regular retail price, such as Couches, Re
frigerators, Hammocks, Lawn Settees, Rockers and Chairs. Co-,
carts, 1911 patterns, Lace Curtains and many other things.
Oil Stove Complete with Oven
Call and let us show you how it operates. It is abso
lutely guaranteed to do the work if not, return it.
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Biggest complete line of Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, in the city at best prices.
with each, free. All styles
Trunks from $3.00 to $27.50. Bags from $1.00 to $ 1 8.00
Suit Cases from $ 1 .00 to $ 1 7.50
Bring in your picture to be framed, many styles of moulding.
Are you needing Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum, Matting. Hall Runners, Crex Rugs, Fortiera,
Stoves, etc. Come and see our stock before buying. We can please you. Goods guaran
teed as represented or money refunded.
Collapsible Go-Carts from
$5.50 to $17.50
HASKELL ISSUES STATEMENT.
Muskogee, Aug. 9. Former Gov.
Haskell Issued the following state-:
niont:
"I do not believe 1 am defeated, "n
my judgment the race Is very cIohc.
If I am defeated at all it is by the
conspiracy of the Ilepublieau machine
of the state, and while they have vio
lated the law of the state in voting
in a Democratic primary, yet I can
readily understand that there wort
reasons why they should be anxious
to defeat -me. I certainly have been
one of the Democrats who stood In
the way of tht success of the Republi
can machine. Senator Owen will work
Industriously to carry out the policies
advocated in his campaign literature.
Ho will certainly do the country a
great service, but do not misunder
stand me, it will take the full returns
from the entire state to settle he ties
tiou as to whom Hie Democrats have
chooi-n for their senator.
"C. N. HASKELL."
To the People of Chickasha, Okla.:
We are the only boot and shoe mak
ers In your city and county. We
make boots and shoes, and, In fact,
all kinds of foot wear, made at home.
We spend our money with you. Do
you not think we ought to get a part
of your trade? When you spend a
dime with ub, you have a chance to got
it hack; but when you buy hand-me-downs
tho eastern men got it and it
is goodby to what you spend. Help
your local man. De in the band wagon
and help home enterprise. Wo need
fuur patronage, and we are going, to
get It if we know how. Give us a
trial. We do the only repairing done
by shoe makers in Crady county.
DeAndrea's Shoe Shop
109 South Third Street.
Formerly the New State Shoe Factory
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CORSETS
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A vast amount of ill health is due to
Impaired digestion. When the stom
ach fails to perform its functions prop
erly the whole system becomes de
ranged. A few doses of Chamberlain'a
Tablets is all you need. They will
strengthen your digestion, Invigorate
your liver, and regulate your bowels,
entirely doing away with that miser
able feeling due to faulty digestion.
Try It. Many others have been per
manently cured why not you? For
sale by all dealers. d&w
i you good to visit the Glok Store
st look over the best and cheapest line
' Goods, Shoes, Ladies' and Children's
is that ever came to Chickashaw
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled by the Grady County
Abstract Company, 1l72
North Third Street
Bessie Hickman and husband to
Theodore II. Wood, 8-1-12, fl; K 'i: it
lot 10, lot 11, block 7, Askew ana to
Chickasha.
Warren Wagner and wife to Lida
Wagner, 11-1-11, $1; lots T and S, block
104, Chickasha.
Hard Hutlor to Ross M. Barnes, -i-10-11,
i; lots 8 and 9, block G, Sttel's
First add to ChlcUasha.
Moonshiners Now
Enjoying Respite
Telegram by Fnited Press
Washington, Aug. 8. Moonshiners
and other violators of the internal
revenue law in the Carolinas, Ken
tucky, West Virgina and other moun
tain states of the Appalachian region,
where the picturesque characters of
present day romances hold forth, havo
gained temiKirary immunity from the
revenue officers, throufh fl. lack of
departmental appropriations, Home
made it-ills are simmering along un
disturbed in mn" a mountain fast
ness, while alert owners and opera
tors, made doubly vigilant by the ui
paront disregard of the hated "Rcve
noe" are pacing in nervous uneasi
ness at the unsual oulct and peace of
their lives.
Forty raiders of the internal reve
nue service, brave men, renowned for
their daring and efficiency, have been
called from the hunt, because there
are no funds. These forty men are all
being assigned to other work and
moonshinnors havo gained temporary
immunity.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Cabell said today, however, that no
violator would escape punishment ami
that they would ail be caught later.
When You Think ol Building 1
THINK OF
Win. Cameron fi Go. Inc.
Phone 152
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Third and Iowa
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Mr. W. 8. tlunsahiB, a farmer, living
near Fleming, Pa., says be nas sed
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy in his family for four
teen, years, and that he has found It
to be an excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure In recommending it. For sale
by all dealers. d&w
LABOR DAY NOTICE.
If the finance committee of the
Labor Day Celebration has overlook d
any one who wishes to contribute to
ward defraying the expense, the same
will be awiled upon by the committee
if they will drop a card to L. V. Lous,
secretary. 8-3-Ot
StctiT fc Jj-Siiiocici cic
Dollars This Way
Have you that dollar ready for
the Woodrow Wilson campaign fund.
If yoti have, remember that, at the
request of the Democratic national
committee, The Express has agreed to
accept all dollar contributions out of
Grady county, publish the names of
the contributor, and forward its col
lections to the national treasurer.
Subscriptions are acceptable now,
and names of all contributors sending
In money will be published.
Let's make them "sit up a.'d take
notice" when Grady's contributions
shall be counted.
The money Is needed NOW. It will
do but little good in six or ninety days.
SEND IN YOUR DOLLARS TODAY
WE WILL SELL YOU
A S3.0Q COliPOH EOOK FOB S2.70 CASH
A S5.0Q G0iiP0: BOOK FOB $4,50 C4SH
A 10 uuuru.1 EiM FuB $3.00 CASii
And pive you your moneva worth when in need of
a choice cut of MEAT. BEEF. I'OKK OR VEAL.
Call ua and we will please you.
PHONE 103
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B. P. Smith, President.
W. W. Home, Vice-Pres.
Wm. Inman, Vice-Prea.
Ed F. Johns, Cashier.
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CHICKASHA, OKLA.
Capital $75,000
Surplus and Profits 45.000
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13. P. Smith, Wm. Inman, W. W. Home.
F. Driggera, J. C. Driggers, Ed F. Johns
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tnark shown above stamped on every pair. , Sold by all good stores.
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