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tAGl 1IX.
CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS
GEO. II. EVANS, Publisher and Business Manager.
WM. T. LAMFE, Managing Editor.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF GRADY COUNTY
Batarad at the Tottotfic at Cblckatha, Oklahoma, l aacaad clan mall mailer
CHlCKASHA, OKLAHOMA, AUGUST 11, 1916
St'BSCHlPTOSS BATBS:
Cat year, ffellrered by carrier ...fi-80
Mil meatht, delivered bf carrier 2.40
three month: delivered by carrier... II. 'dO
On moath, delivered by carrier Oe
Oaa week, delivered by carrier 10c
On year, by mail l4 fn
at: moaiht, by mail $2.t)0
Three moatbt, by mail ..11.00
Single copy ..... ............5c
f CIVES ALL THE LOCAL NKWS ;r:- -';
Jtiay erroaeoea refleciloa ea
tbe character, ataaditig or
reputation of aay peraon, firm
or corporation and any mia
atatement which may appear
la the column i of the txpreaa
will be gla'lly corrected upon
It being brought to tire atten
tion of the maaagemeat.
NEWS BY U P. WIRE DAILY
MAKING READY FOR TOMORROW,
The fundamental business of Amer
lea in all, departments is getting ready.
This in precisely what It is doing in
racial reform, where kreneyed, for
ward looking men and women have di
iriered that any real change, any
i-i-1 uplift, to use an overworked
phrase, depend more on inward prep-a.-al
Son than on change of outward con-
d'rfon. it is idle to attempt to build
up without first building in. Changes
of tutward conditions are imperative
ly necessary; but their chief fruit b
"A GUIDE TO BETTER SCHOOLS"
A bulletin junt Issued by State Su
perintendent Wilson under the above
title in air that its name implies and
it should be an important factor in
promoting the educational progress of
tbe state, it was prepared by E, A.
Iukrtk aasiiatl;;;:ti state superintendent,
with a short introduction written by
Mr. Wilson.
The j!U-h of tbe chapter will give
the reader a general idea of the topic
treated. They arc as follows: 1. Phys
ical Features. 2. Health and Sanita
tion. 3. Model xcnooiA, . learners ,fiur immense educatiu'I influence.
Home, J. Consolidation. 6. Union ,x0(. j,in( 0 disinheritance which has
Crad-d School. ". Rural S hools, j fallen most heavily upon many people
8. Social Center. 9. Seed Tests. 1. j the world has not been their exclu
Flower. 11. Moonlight School. 12. , sion from opportunities of fortune, but
Thrift Teaching. 13, The Sehwi Li- j from chances of education. A press-,
brary. 14. Summary and Conclusions. ; j11g duty resting upon society totlay is
Mr. Wili-on say, "An attempt is j the extension of opportunities' of
made in this book to point the way. growth, development, and skill in the
to tell what other teachers have done ue 0f the toois of life to those who
and to suct things that should he have been shut out from these things,
dime and that tan be done by any en-. The opening of the art galleries of the
teipr-MiiB county superintendent, I world to all people means a great deal
tea. lo-r, . boo! board or community. l)10re from the educational point of
The book ontaiim nianjr practical sag-! view than from tho point of view of
iwtlotK b--nd upon actual experieno ( t,iere enjoyment; in fact, the enjoy
cs of teachers in the schools of Qkla- ment depends largely upon the educa
hnma.", . lion. A great picture, like a great
On the subject of architecture for book, is largely concealed to the man
the- n ral schools, the book is particu- who has, not been prepared to under
bill;,' lJPiinons. being profusely illus- stand it.' Those people v5o imagine
trati-d, and it i-bouUt prove invaluable that preparedness is simply a matter
in h boid boardi. Fqualiy interesting of getting ready to defend our rights
and pr.iitb.sl is the treatment of other and our soil have, no conception of its
topic. TM.f fcnUnstfti"- contains I.".' fumlameittuf scope and necessity. :
pages, vry one of which is full ofj There has been and there KttH is an
watw of vital import to schools nd enormous waste of time, opportunity,
si Imol wmkfiti. I 'a re tits and all oth- materia! of all kinds, in this country
cm intercut! in education will also from lack ot education. One sees in
find the little vojume, worthy of care-1 every direction the waste which Amer
ful perusal, j lean ignorance involves; the waiste of
-O' r i water power, of forests, of human en
crgy, duo to short-sightedness, to tlio
attempt to realize today what can only
be realized tomorrow,' to the inability
through lack ot imagination to foresee
what the future offers if the present
moment Is used with Intelligence and
foresight.
Ail life ix prophetic. Unless fi.ere, is
a future a great tioal of it is utterly in
comprehensible. The question which
Unquestionably the increased cost of
living call for higher wage for the
trainmen and all other ceases of rail-
' road , worker and by the same logic
I' the cost of living for tbe roads de-n-anda
that they be permitted to
charge higher .rates, it it possible, oi
(course, and" probably is true, as many
I contend, that ecouonvks in manage
ment might be effected whereby the
men might be griven more pay without
raising rates, but certainly, under ex
isting method the companies cannot
aiid greatly to their cost of operation
unless thefr revenues are increased.
Doubtless the carriers would have no
serious objection to the eight hour day
provided It could lo granted without
adding to their cost of operation and
hence the problem resolves itself into
one of wages. Is the nubile ready to
stand for higher. rates in order that
the reasonable lr uands of the work
ers may be met? If not, there seems
to be no course open except a radical
reorganization of the railroad indus
try, with Undo Sam playing a band
that will make the1 arrangement close
ly approximate to government owner
ship. ...
I OWE
MY HEALTH
!;"i;;u(l!e-.s of the late dry spell.
Crady nunty is. getting by with a
great, corn crop, being more fortunate
in this respect than some sections to
the north. It looks very much like
one of the banner agricultural years
for the cvuv.ly.
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With a motorcycle cop snooping
around, speeding in the residence sec
tion will soon become expensive. Now
If the oftlcers on the down-town
streets will keep their eyes wide open,
j it is possible that traffic dangers will
become scarcer. Drivers as well as
the public should co-operate with the
police in makinr. the streets as life
as possible.
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fr EXPRESS PACKAGETTEi,
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This weather suits me so-and-so
But on the whole Fd like to go
To some far land where cold winds
blow
And I could wade waist-deep in enow.
Let the other fellow do the, hating
it can't hurt you. .
liingham, the ice man, is still bear
ing up remarkably well during these
trying days.
Si Simp says he notices that there
is always more air stirring when the
Hind is blowing. ,
!los,ever,' it is "hardly fair to expect
the laundryman to' enthuse over the
collariess spor shirt.
Hut however .much we may abhor
the subject, it's mighty hard to keep
from talking about the heat.
Speeders are slowing up, says the
mayor,- They hardly ever go over 23
or :!0 miles an hour on the main
"stem" now.
To Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
ctatle Compound'
Washington Park, III. "I am th
mother of four children and have suf
fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chil
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me so nervous
I could just tear
everything to pieces
and I would ache ail
over and feel so sick
that I would not
want anyone to talk
to me at times. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re
stored me to health and I want to thank
you for the good they have done roe. I
have had quite a bit of trouble and
worry but it docs not affect my youth
ful looks. My friends say 4 Why do you
look so young and well ? ' I owe it all
to the Lydia E. Finkham remedies.
Mrs. Robt. StopieL, Moore Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness,
backache or the blues could see the let
ters written by women made well by Ly
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If you have any symptom about which
you would like to know write to the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass., for helpful advice given free of
charge.
The Italians who have been stand
big near the bottom of the column in it asks of every man and woman again
the war league are showing some and again Is the simple question, "Are
signs of boosting their standing, you ready?" if you are, increased
Hitherto It has not seemed that Italy , usefulness, w ider opportunities what
was playing any prominent part in the! we call fortune in general terms
name, having failed to make any no-, await you. If you ar. not, you are
ticeahle, headway against Austria. ' fast bound in the chains of today;
Their present offensive Is evidently a i and tomorrow beckons you in vain,
part ot tho concerted movo among the, We are' alive today in the-degree in
allie for closing in on the Central which we arc making ready for tomor
Powers. 1 row Outlook. - .
Wo do not urge that the weather
forecaster be hanged but we do insist
that bo should be fired and a better
' tnaa hired.
You'll have to admit, that a man de
serves some credit for keeping his
sweet disposition on straight while Old
Sol is ui'zzliiig.
Gone to join the old cow that jump
ed over tho moon the price of wheat.
How would you like to have a million
bushels or more to market?
Well, it helps some any way to bear
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FINAL
On Men's and Boys' Suits, Low Shoes, Straw
Hats and Sport Shirts.
We positively will not carry these goods
over till next season, so out they, go
regardless of values
Lm-."-i ' . . " '
from tbe Boston man about Chickaha
being the coolest spot this side of the
coast even though we know. he was
joshing.
And sometimes a man takes pleas
ure in deceiving himself by fancying
that he is going to surprise his wife
just once by having his own way about
something.
L. C. Hutiion, head of the golf gang,
claims that he could easily have won
the cup that he offered but his 'sense
of propriety prevented him from enter
ing the tourney.
Horoscope for the Day: It you will
take time to glance up at the starry
hosts this evening, you will observe
that they seem to be having a picnic,
all diked out and shining in their glad
dest rags. It is a very auspicious
time to have a, watermelon party on
the lawn, that form of social diversion
being about the,, cheapest you can pull
off. Children born today will be lucky,
if they don't meet w ith misfortunes.
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A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO.
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Safe.
"With all this agitation, are you not
afraid ot the proletariat?" he asked.
"No," replied the man who had made
his pile in the war flurry, "we drink
only filtered water," Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Her Opinion. .
Husband "I wonder why all the tnis
ara we read about are old bachelors?"
Wife ."Oh. married misers are, up
common they urr: not worth mention
ing." Indianapolis Star..
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HODGE BAILEY THANKS
VOTERS FOR LOYALTY
I wish to extend to the citizenship
of Grady county my sincere thanks for
their loyalty towards me in tbe August
primary at which time you nominated
me sheriff of Grady' county.
I made a clean campaign, and bold
no hard feelings ugainst a$one who
saw proper to oppose me for re-nomination
and sincerely hope that the
same feeling exists in the breast of
those who did not vote for me. I did
not get to make the campaign that I
had intended owing to pressing busi
ness in the office, and sickness, and
the magnificent vote which I received
makes me appreciate the same beyond
expression.
As the Democratic nominee tor
sheriff, I intend to make a good cam
paign between now and the general
election, and if re-elected I have one
thing to promise the citizens, which is
that I will continue to do my duty aifd
t'i discharge the functions of my of
fice, in the future as in the past, with
ail of the ability which I possess and
f earnestly solicit the entire citizen
shir render j'.eir support to me in
bringing about my re-election and I
assure you that no act of mine shall
ever cause you to, regret giving me
your support. '
I hope to be able to meet you per
sonally, before the November ejection,
but in the meantime if yoij are in
Chit kasha I will be pleased to have
you call at my office. .
Accept my thanks for past favors
conferred upon me. and my extreme
g-atinule for a continuation of yonr fi
delity. liespei : tfiilly yours,
HODGE BAILEY,
-.'Do You. Need a' Good Mattress?
Buy-an-OSTERMOOR-
The mattress that is BUILT, not stuffed. Built with
wonderfully elastic Ostermoot hand laid sheeted filling
Don't be deceived. Beware of imitations and the just
good kind. Look for the name.
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FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
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WILL SLOAN'S LINIMENT
RELIEVE PAIN
Try it and see erne application will
prove iuora than a column of claims.
James ,S. Ferguson, Philadelphia, Pa.,
writes: "I have had wondciul relief
since I used Sloan's Liniment on my
knees. To think after all these years
of pain one application gave me relief.
Many thanks for what your remedy
has done for me." Don't keep on suf
fering, apply Sloan's Liniment where
your pain is and notice how quick you
get relfef. Penetrates without rub
bing. Buy it at any drug store. 25c.
Adv. d&wlm
. " Preventable Disease.
' feenator Owen recently presented to
the senate a memorial from the south
ern sociological congress asking for
the establishment of a national depart
ment of health. It is stated that 6W,
000 citizens of the United States die
annually of preventable disease and
that 6,000,000 are needlessly sick. The
economic loss per annum from the last
Hem alone is declared to be $300,000,-
000. .
YOUR BOWELS SHOULD
MOVE ONCE A DAY
A free easy movement of the bow
els every day is a sign of good health.
Dr. King's New Life Pills will give you
a gentle laxative effect without grip- ,
ing and free your system of blood '
poisons, purify your blood, overcome
constipation and have an excellent ton
ic effect onthe entire system. Makes
you feel like living. Only 25e at drug
gists. Adv. d&wlm
'idle Hours are . '
. Pleasure Hours
If You Own a KODAK
There is-'nething that so completely
fills ones idle hours w'ith pleasure as
a KODAK.
Take one with you on every trip no
matter how, short it may be.
We have Eastman Kodaks from
2 to
And a complete line of Eastman
Supplies, s
Phono 27.
rownson
"THE REXALL STORE"
1 The Leading Prescription Druggist
First National Bank Building
VilidilKiitil
The Standard by Which aJJ Work is Judged
The Pearl Laundry offers the
people of Chickasha Laundry
Work of Merit at a very reas
onable price. Just step to your
telephone and call 392, our
wagon will call for your work
and deliver it promptly.
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Office and Plant 116-118 South 7th. Phone 392.
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