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B1loerftolsStrabe.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08

~ vas eisr ignorance or oEer-zHal
0s deFuies i. a defe4fl eandlGae.
What the Foundation q ssas uon
which tie torT a prealaatedg N0th-
rns more hn The 8efeat Z. Le. Iiaae
iate for rsH0n r m
rsrsessnsa1sA Riddle announced b
succeed himself uDol the lssue q the
iaHs enacted by the last legislature
says the corepo pondent; he was DE-
faa,ea therefore. the legislature aud
The on weEH ed
and because Dr. Riddle vas 4 mem
Der n the committee On publie build
ings bis defeat is notice that chieka-
sba retires from The race as eandi-
date for Z state school
what Is the real truth d tas mat
taf2 the Issue vaa not The endorse.
ment or repadlation o. ths adninis-
traion and the legislature, but It was
sharply drawn upon Dr. Riddles rec
ord. The fight was q personal one up
On d. Riddle who b. the position
that he took upon certain measures.
aroused the fierce opposition Of several
classes who cmblned 10 defeat him
and By making a vigorous fight they
accomplished their purpose. Dr.. Rid.
dies record and his personality we're
the only issues involved and 70 make
# appear Otherwise Is To peryert facts
that are familiar to everyone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08
The Commercial Gibbs Corner

negro waiter who met certain member Of the legislature in
hotel good theoogian. The lawmaker had known linn
back bis and having few pleasant remarks
be began tpt him about religious matters well joe,
said he do you really believe in this election by God that
speak or Dssd do Mssa Johnson said the negro seriously
VS.; shake Of the head "Wen, do you think elected TO
bssaFsd sarey Massa johnson; but neber heard Of
beng 'lecied dat wasn't canderdate"
The negro had the right idea
No one IS elected who isn't candidate
Same with cities
Great cities built where they are candidates
great things.
And Chckasha does win the for supremacy
wholesale manufacturing center will be because Of the
many many citizens Of ability both mentally financially who
pu back not only BY refusing contribute but by their unknd
degih ctsm Of the Of those who struggling hold
her in the candidate field ndangerng they successful in
destroying her chance a candidate.
There n and about chickasha who will dollars
where the real town builder and hustler viii make dimes through
the rapid growth Of chekasha will contribute labor
money to the great work.
Some Of them delight throwing cold water on great under
takngs in behalf Of the city's growth
Such persons could well be spared and should the cline
where the three prouged knocker regus supreme
They are Of no good to themselves their neghbos they
won do anything themselves and makes them mad 9TH
ers doing
When you hear citizen knocking movement calculated
TO build up enterprise Chickasha put him every
Of The above referred who has much Of this world
goods and afraid bis unfortunate neghbos
through the growth Of chckasha acquire enough pace
I them easy street"
Unprogessveness sehshness mryness vindciveness
all cened that orcefu expression devshness and
the Devils mission to tear down instead OF build the spirit be-
hnd their actions Is plain to be seen
chckasha is going grow and the zenith Of her am
bon and when she does The chronic kicker of today will be
least remembered By those Who The builders are hav-
! ing more than their share Of the load to carry
There are few real vicious knockers among citizens but
there many who give much to what they saw
hence hold back the city's growth by doing nothing
Get in line reader with those who holding Chckasa in
the candidate column and you able contribute duan
eialy, contribute by word and action.
EABOOsTER IN ALL YOU SAY AND Do.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08
GRADY COUNTY DEMOCRACY AND
cHIcKAshA sLANpEREp

By vote oi ihe people n sn5 nIims ri
yesterday. Chiekaaha practically with
drew from tfe iate foF sfs locat.or ci
The Girls Industrial schooi anl the
hanner democratic coua.y q he state
repadiated the organization q Ehe last
legislature and the a1n.nisustio1 o.
tbs state Special b the F0n Worth
Record from Chickaa
II tie writer II ths s Fla d-
uberaeiy determined ID ea hoT much
fahehcod 5e c,uld e9alerss into q
single paragraph. BE- could ao have
made better iob Of +, taaa ae did
II be had deliberately endfaTored q
cast rbroach upon The state admins
trstIoa aaa to SANDER Graay county
democracy, he eo1ld ~ 5ha9e bses
more aceesful
# he had deliberately sought 70 in-
lure chickaAha through distorting
facts. he could 10 have more effect
igeIy achieved his purpoq
We are not III the habit Ofs attFihsit-
'ng unworthy motives u ANY enc. e1-
cept upoH Es1cf positive lc bare ~
oplnlss, al we fhal A. even ID the
case Of an unlrown co sfpgHdeni, a..
ssrse that be vas witty seskiEE %
accomplish 4 fse objects We pfefsr
20 anseu- .ha. the ani1lHs Df the str
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08

POLITICAL ISSUES ARE MORAL
ISSUES
u The las1 analysis practically eT-
er political issue resolves itself inro
a moral issue
Moral science u ne science o. rlgat
Whenever a. issue arises involving
the question. Is it rght97 il touches
The reslm Of morals.
The purpose Of government Is TO So
cure right relations among men in all
naHers political. sociaL economic
touching their common interests. 70
zee that ail shall have equal oppor
tunity--iusrice-in The game Of life
In carrying out this purpose. What.
ever issue arises is to be finally SET
tied By answering the simple quest
ton, rs It right2~
For example. The tariff question.
II may BE- treated as a matter Of ez-
pedieHcy, but reduced to its final ele-
ments, the question becomes Is I'll
right for the majority Of the people TO
pay tribute to a favored few" It is
matter Of plain justice. Men differ
widely in their views, it Is true, but
we cannot eFade the broad question
Of justice that Is involved. The same
may be said Of the trust question. Is
# right for the giants OF business to
lori It over the small man? The effort
to regulate trusts aad the conduct Of
the great corporations IS nohing more
than an attempt to see that justice IS
done to all classes, and the securing
Of justice IS the highest moral issue
It has been customary with certain
classes Of moral teachers to single
out particular issues as moral The
slavers question was 50 regarded and
it was such The prohibition issue is
n pointed oul as distinctly a moral one
and # Is, but not more SO than other
great issues that are stirring the pub
lic mind and are regarded as purely
political issues Narrow minded MOI
alists who cannot comprehend the
great question Of right that is involy-
cd in all these issues are in the habit
Of sneerlngly passing over the moral
phase Of these questions, drawing a
sharp line between issues THAI are
moral and those that are political and
demanding that the former be given
the right Of way over all others. Il
prohibition is directly or indirectly in
yolyed in campaign, they demand
that all other issues be overlooked a,
unimportant
It is narrow, short sighted view t,
take. The realm Of right is not bound
ed BY the limitations which thesl
teachers set for It. The moral issul
which God recognizes is vasti.
broader one; It is allinclusive, en-
bracing every phase of right Whe
a citizen is called upon to choos
between candidates representing OF
/ posing policies and principles. he wi
consider the issue OF right and will &C
according to conclusions reached
after mature deliberation mini
ful Of the fact that the basis {
his decision should be the great morl
issue which underlies all issues.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08
AUroMoslLE For THE PUBLIC

A. B. Cochran has turned his new
REQ AUTO over to James Whitaker
who win run it as a public AUTO.
Calls win receive prompt attention.
Parties wishing to meet trains or for
pleasure riding or shows or in fact any
where you want to go, viii phone n,
A. B. Cochran and Cos Office or the
Early Hotel. No a. s-S-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-08
MAssEuR

Mrs. Dollie fshler, masseur, 515 S.
Sixth street; skin and scalp treat
ment; superhuous hair removed; man
touring and shampooing. Phone S64.
S-5-6t
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-05-07
Enterprise

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Stoughton aud
little son of Sugar Grove, visited lie
muel Conrad, Sunday
The Misses Margaret Cook and Dor
othy Davis of Logan. were seen on
our streets Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Blosser and
family called on Fred Ellihger, Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dupler and
daughter, Mae, of Rockbridge, visit
ed Noah Blosser over Sunday.
Charles and Clarence Green attend
ed the Y p. C. U. at this place, Sun.
day evening.
Miss Irena Trimmer was the Satur.
day night guest of her grandma, Mrs
Mertha Matthias.
Mrs. Eta Klinger was seen in our
little town. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Murphy of
Stringtown, was the guest of their
daughter, Mrs. John blosser.
Mrs. Maud Geiger made a business
trip to Logan, Saturday.
Mrs. Vinton Carpenter and daugh-
ter. Hilda. ard Tellie I}osser were
among friends at Logan, Thursday
last.
Jerome Ringhiser was seen on our
streets Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimble made
a business trip to Logan, Saturday.
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Rockbridge

'Iohn Shorr was pleasant caller
at S. d. Yantes'. last Monday even
ing.
Miss Eliza Yantes. who has been
working for her sister, Mrs. Martin
Coos, has returned home.
James l.unsford called on Fred
Stair one day last week.
COrwin Friend of Lancaster. is
spending Il few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Stair at this writing.
Charles Beavers is working fol-
Lewis Stair at this writing.
William Seesholtz passed through
this vicinity last Wednesday.
Daniel Safer and Washington Yam
tes made flying trip to Joe III
Whites last Thursday
Ray Wilson and Edward Sweet EN-
tertained quite large crowd at the
Cola school house last Tuesday night
The boys report good time.
The weather prophet of Tom tit
avenue says that he has the number
of SHOWS and his prophecy is full.
filled and now the weather will clear
up and the farmer can plant their
corn now.
Squire McBroom, Walter Bowers,
lkey front, Daniel Bigham and II.
Fanble called on Nelson Bigham, Sun
day afternoon.
S, ID. Yantes and Fl. Fauble We're at
the Capital City last Friday on bust
ness.
Daniel Seesholtz made a flying trip
TO Logan one day last week.
George McGrady and James Luns-
ford attended church at the Holiness
chapel, Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs, Nelson Bigham took
supper with Mr., and Mrs Philip Sat
ers, Sunday evening.
POOR WILL.
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Buena Vista

Fruit has withstood the cold wealth
er and is not injured much to date.
Will Carol, viii Thomas and Flos-
sic Barr, of Lancaster, were the
guests of Ed Thomas and family Sun
day.
Clint Moray and wife were the
guests of viii Weaver and family
Sunday.
Grace Lance, of Lancaster, was the
guest of her parents, S. Shoemaker
and wife, Sunday.
Della Thomas and Stella Kane were
shoppers at Laurelville last week.
Mrs. Noah Friend was the guest OF
Afford Stump and family, of Jack
Run, Friday.
There was large crowd attended
Sunday school at the M. Il. Church,
at this place, Sunday night.
Ruth Thomas, daughter of Oh and
Anna Thomas, of Lancaster, was bur-
led at Bethany, Sunday. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Plum, of Lancaster.
Martha Kane, who has been sick
for some time, is improved at this
writing.
Myrtle Stump has returned to her
home on Jack Run, after a visit with
Mrs. Noah Friend.
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Strawberry Ridge

Florence O'Hare is very i'll with the
measles.
Mrs. John Brandeburge, of Nelson
vile, spent last Sunday with j. ii.
Graham and wife.
Ethel Preston, of Carbonhill, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Audrey
Schaifer.
Richard Bartholow and wife enter
tained quiet d number of friends and
relatives Sunday.
George Nutter, Of Candy Town,
spent one day last week with Tom
Nutter and family.
Daisy Graham and Mabel Hunter
were Logan visitors Sunday.
George Tatman, of Athens, was
the Sunday guests of Miles Grah am.
Andrew keplar surprised many of
his friends by the quiet wedding in
Columbus few days ago.
Robert Auborn, of Logan, is spend
ing few days with his aunt and
uncle, p. M. Graham and wife.
Jake Mohler is building new house
on Peter Schaffer's farm.
r.. Bartholow and wife and John
Hunter Sundayed with T.. G.. Thomp-
son and wife, of near Logan.
Homer and Charley Ruble were the
Sunday guests OF George Polling, of
Tritchelyille.
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Pleasant Valley

| The people of this valley are mer
rily singing the popular song when
the winter days are over"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cotterman at
tended the funeral of the infant child
of Albert Harsh of Logan. Thursday
Misses May and Erma Nihiser were
the pleasant guests of Myrtle Evans
Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Prior and daughters
Hazel, Belva and Ruth, broke bread
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boiling
Sunday.
Henry lies of Ilesboro, visited rela
tives in our valley Saturday.
Jacob Stiverson and children. Mel
lie and Robert, were the guests OF
Mr.. S. LEM and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Vancuren had as
guests, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Bowers and daughter of Ewing. anG
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Blackstone.
Andrew Prior and son, Darrell
were business visitors at Baltimore
last week
The youngest son of I. Vancurer
is very sick with whooping cough.
J Mrs. Jacob Stiverson and daughter
Della, We're the guests of Mrs. John
Denison, Sunday.
Charles Krimm and family of neal
Gibisonville. were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. Solomon Lenz and family.
Byron eZigler and son. Ralph, pass
ed through our valley. Friday, ei,
route to Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cotterman at
tended church at Scott's creek, Sun
day.
Edward Conkel made business
trip to Logan, Saturday
Miss Myrtle Evass called on Miss
Nellie Vancuren one day last week
William and Myrtle Evans visited
their uncle, Martin Goss of String
| town, Sunday.
Messrs Vergil and John Nihiser
called on their grandmother, Mrs
Henry Klinger, Sunday
HIAWATHA.
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Old Town

Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Cheshire o
Logan, are visiting relatives at thi!
place over Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Rutter passed through
this locality. Saturday to Logan.
Quite n snow fell Thursday, making
spring appear like winter.
Miss Lucy Cell visited her home
over Sunday.
Rev. J. C. Mclaughlin of Logan
were visiting relatives at this place
Wednesday.
Abe Snider was in this community
Friday.
Hod Mohler made business cal
on j. A. Polling, Saturday.
n. b. .Inboden made trip to LO
gan. Wednesday.
Frank Polling called on Charlie;
Nunemaker's Wednesday evening.
Rilla and Emma Brown were the
charming guests of Misses Dove ant
Beulah Polling. Sunday.
There will be preaching at Beth
any, Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
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Marion No. 9

The bright sunny days of summer
have come at last.
Ellie Bright of Marion, who has
been at the hospital, having an OPP
Grafton performed, returned home
Saturday.
Hello Peaceful Valley, where are
you? We haven't seen anything of
YOU for quite while.
Frank Polling Is seen quite often
going toward Peaceful Valley with
a "23" smile Oh his face.
Miss Goldie Scholl has spent two
weeks In. Logan with Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Wolfe. He returned home
Saturday and reported fine time.
Miss Oracle Inboden and. aunt,
Miss Matte Blosser were the guests
of Mr.. l. Inboden, Sunday.
Miss Goldie Scholl of Old Town.
was the Sunday guest of Miss Edith
Wolfe of Cherry Ridge.
Messrs Fred and Oliver Mowery,
Ray and Willie Hammond, Roy
Wolfe took dinner with Carl School,
Sunday.
Miss Edith Wolfe is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. ID. Wolfe, this
week.
Miss Rilla and Emma Brown spent
Sunday with Dove and Beulah Pol.
ing, of Oldtown.
RED BIRD.
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BuZzard Avenue

MT. ana Mrs. l.. s. Shaffer and
daughters, Hazle and Hattie, spent
Sunday afternoon in Sugar Grove.
Messrs. Noah Stlyerson and I.ucius
Rider We're Logan visitors last Thurs
day.
Ernest Daft of Millfeld, returned
home Friday. after weeks visit with
his cousin, BESSIE Shaffer.
Miss Goldie Stiyerson and Messrs
Noah, Boyd Stiyerson and Lucius Ri
der called on Bessie Shaffer. Wednes
day
Mr. and Mrs. James Matthias and
children of near Enterprise. spent
Sunday with Mr., Abe Matthias and
family.
Starry Matthias returned home Sat,
nrday from Cambridge where he has
spent the past five weeks, the guest
OF his sister Mrs II. H. Turner.
Quite number of our young folks
attended church at the U. B. church,
Sunday night
Messrs. Elwood Stiyerson and Har-
ry Matthias We're Logan visitors, Mon
day.
Reading and writing of "sose lat.
in seems TO be the go In this place.
Miss aoldie stiyerson called on
Bessie shaffsr. sunday afternoon.
COUNTRY KID. 4