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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31
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Vic spauiding. who relieved MS Of
our weight Of woe for a month while
we enjoyed a vacation. wrote some
pretty things about us the other day
before leaving the Express tripod and
we don't feel that his pay check half
compensated him for the good service
that he rendered to say noth;ng Of
his parting boost for us. Therefore.
we hand him this little parting bou-
puet.
We are just a Sit jealous Of vic be-
cause he managed to get out little
better paper than we we're aver able
10 Manufacture and this in spite OF
the fact fhat be was new on the job
and a stranger IN the town. The re-
suits which he achieved speak highly
for his versatility and his ability as
newspaper man We are glad to an
nounce that Mr. spaulding has been
called to Little Rock. Ark. to take
charge OF an official publication foT
the Catholic church at a HANDSOME
salary His intimate knowledge Of
ne newspaper bugipess ana his gifts
hs q writer insure him success in his
new field We shall always have a
warm spot ln our heart for him and
shall Ifiefef cease 10 appreciate the ex-
cellsN Hefk nhch be- "a fof the Ex-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31

Mother came with slow and silent
step from the sick room and said TO
little Robert, your little baby brother
i.i very III. Robert. dear, and / am
afraid he win die"
well, mamma. If he does die he
won't go to the bad place"
'why. Robert, what makes you say
that?"
"On, I know, You see, he can't,
mamma. cause he amt got no teeth
to gnash!"-Judge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31
TO THE U. c. v. AND THE U. D. C

Comrades and Daughters: You are
especially requested to meet at 1880 p.
m. on the second Saturday in August,
at the city hall for the purpose Of pre-
senting and receiving crosses Of hon
or, which the Daughters now have for
that purpose and also to confer as to
arrangements for attending the state
reunion at Ardmore on the 9Th day Of
September next
It goes without saying that any nom
nations that the Daughters have made
or shall make between now and the
second Saturday in August will be un-
animously confirmed at that time by
the veterans. say this that the nom
inees may begin now to make any ar
rangements they wish as though the
confirmation by the veterans had al
ready taken place. Comrades and
Daughters come promptly and without
fail.
JACK HALE,
Commander.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31

Col Sig. suegs Of the Ardmorite,
who has long enjoyed the distinction
of being the biggest editor in Oklaho-
ma viii now have a rival. "Battleaxe"
VIII crowd him for first honors in the
afoirdupois line Il is needless to
say that we are not going to rush IN
70 a scrap witch our new contemporary
even Z re ffeit disposed 10 do so. In
view d h,s prolsriions we fancy that
discretion g TIE better part Of talor
4 rhik s@Hces
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.


@+%<*++4+*<4+%%4
Washington. July 81 - Following
up their victory OF June 2lst when
they united on Senator Cores motion
to direct the occe powerful finance
committee toreport 10 the senate the
wool revision bill as passed by the
democratic house, the demoncrats and
insurgent republicans last Thursday
again combined their strength and
compelled the senate to accept the La
Toilette substitute for the house bill
by vote OF As to 32. The Ia Toilette
bill as pessed reduces the tariff on
raw and manufactured wool on an ay-
erage Of about s3 per cent and the in
surgent leaders calculate that it will
save the public 100000 yearly.
Democrats Loyal 10 Principles.
The senate democrats voted against
the LaFollete bill when the first vote
was taken on it as they favored the
greater reductions made by the house
bill. but when the house bill was de-
feated by the republicans the demo
Gratis promptly rallied to the support
Of LaFoIlette and brought about a re-
conciliation OF the vote and forced
through his compromise measure. It
is freely predicted that the senate and
house conferees- win be able to agree
on a measure somewhere between the
LaFollette bill as passed by the senate
and the house bill, thereby giving the
president an opportunity TO show
whether he was sincere when he said
that the Aldrich wool schedule was
indefensible. The action of the senate
has demonstrated that the control Of
congress by special privilege is end
ed for the time at least. and that it
must lok to the president for the pre-
sevation Of the right to prey upon the
public
Gore and Williams Deserve Credit.
On the democratic side Senators
Gore and Williams are entitled to
greatest credit, because they were the
first and most persistent advocates Of
a combination between the democrats
and the progressives in the interest Of
the whole public The standpatters
are much chagrined on account OF
their defeat as they had hoped to save
the president the embarrassment of
approving or disappearing a revision
Of the woolen schedule.
Wilson Leads AIhcandidates in POLL.
In a recent poll by magazine Of
their subscribers. regardless of politi-
cal affiliations. Gov Woodrow Wilson
leads them all The poll resulted as
follows: Wilson 51s, Taft 4O2, Roose-
velt 274, Harmon SO. LaFollette 81,
Champ Clark AS, Bryan "a, Senator
Cummins II, Chas. E. Hughes s, joe
G. Cannon4, Root 2. Folk 2. Debs 3.
This is an interesting poll. It shows
that out of six hundred and niety-six
democratic votes Wilson received
three times as many votes, lacking
twelve as all the other democrats. 1t
shows that out Of seven hundred and
ninety-eight republican votes Taft re-
ceived only six votes more than all
the other republican candidates while
Wilson lacked only one hundred and
seventy-six votes of getting as many
as both Roosevelt and Taft.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31
@ "a a. DRIVES OUT
-. - - MALARIAL POISONING
JACK HALE,
Commander.

Malaria disease which gradually destroys the strong nourish
p elements the blood When the maaal poison begins TO absorb
The rich red copusces Of the circulation pale saow COM
reons general impairment Of health AS the blood becomes
weaker the appetite fails digestion is disturbed chs and slight
fever are frequent and aggravated bos and eupons break
out on the Malaria blood poverty and the only to cure
the trouble enrich and purify the circulation Nothing equal
10 blood purifier and is especially adapted to the cure OF
aara troubles contains harmful minerals and while
rdding system Of the maaa germs builds up the entire
constitution BY its fine tonic effects If you suffering with
Malaria begin Of S. and rid yourself Of this weakening
disease the blood and medical advice desired sent free
10 ali who write and request s. SSSis sold at drug stores
Tgsr CwIFT epECTFc 20 ATLANTA ca
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31

The Canadian voters win now have
an inning in the reciprocity game and
il promises to be an interesting one.
Premier Laurier isn't in the habit Of
losing aud he is leading the battle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31

Il ysu have norses. cows. nogs or
chickens to sell. advertise them in the
classified column OF the Express
Buyers can be found for anything
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-31

Il nowappears that The Moroccan
trouble IS to be another flash in the
pan. Still fl affords good dope" for
the beliicose European correspondents
ana peFhape insiders on the stock mar
lze' were able uo profit 81 III
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

Mr.. sore-headed Bear wishes me to tell
you how sorry he is that he cannot come
tonight He-he has 4 severe headache +"
You are Mrs. sore-headed Bear; and,
for the thousandth or 30 time. you are
lying for the old animal, who sits al
home nursing his head Every one
knows he IL a sore-head And every
one knows that you are fIbbing He
has no headache except the one that is
q chronic complaint
He usually has 1t when 3 dinner tn
vitatton comes 10 you. Being one Of
those tenoer-spotted creatures, he il
always nursing slights II the dinner IN
vitatton comes from the wife of a man
vita whom he has had a tiff at some
remote date In his history, he win not
accept because he is stin brooding over the
slight He is 20 beastly in his extreme
selfishnsss that he continues to show his
bear1sh nature by utterly. overlooking the
fact that you have some right TO consid-
eration-
mans life is fun Of little disagree
ments, small fuses. that naturally rise
in the course OF competitive business But
this Bore-hesd bear Of yours never for
gets any Of them. He numbles and mouths
them and, even when he is not actively
engaged ~ that he tueks them away in
the back Of his brain 30 he can drag them
out when some social advance comes from
the individuals who may have been TO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
5 . The Bee8 hons Magazine page x
How to Train a Wife

The Hopeful Housewife had been spend
ing the day IN town. Shopping. iuncheor
and the matinee had given such an I'M
petus to her conversational powers that
dinner was all ever before the Confirmed
conmuter had gotten IN a word.
But 81 the end Of long niad. inciudlnE
her travels from shop 10 shop. the detailed
menu Of her midday meal and the plot Of
the play abe had Witnessed. he asked per.
functorily:
Did you meet anybody you know
oh. yes lots Of psoplei' she exclaimed
brightly. Three Of my friends and one Of
yours-that nice. agreeable Mr. Winters
you introduced &c me once Al the the
alter
At the mention OF Mr. wintsrs.- ths
Confirmed Commuter gave his voiubls
spouse a sour look.
Hes no friend Of mine" he ssad Sc
verelys ''5uEt the most casual scuuaint-
ance- Where did you meet him
In a drug store. He insisted, on paying
Tor my soda water" she answered 4
thought he was a great friend Of yours
. He spoke q you 80 admiringly."
Huh / suppose 80. TIE conmuter
snorted-
lie said" the Hopeful Housewife Dab
bied on. you were such an exceptionally
brilliant man that before you were mar
ried your friends all thought Fate would
strike balance by giving you a very or
dinary little wife and that shsy were all
% perfectly delighted when you married
met"
fHuhf" said the commutsr cololy. SO
you let q cheap masher get away with YOU
that way thought you had more scnse!.
Instantly a look Of panied bewfidsrment
oversepread the infantile features OF the
Hopeful Housewife.
Why, ] don't know what YOU mean"
she exclaimed
'Of course you don't" he bitterly esac-
ulated- women always let their silly
vanity carry them away. 20 they don't
recognize vulgar nattery when thsy see n
You don't suppose that fellow ever gave
. hang about me. DO YOU He was Just
using my name 10 pay your compliments
You don't really think that was his
wite's incredulous question.
Il don't think It'll know IL and ~
women had the right amount Of sense
they would find these things out for them
selves! Tn tired Of warning you ali the
time about meni I'm not yeaious-there
never was q man with less jealousy In his
disposition than l. but ] wish you wouldn't
let yourself be Imposed upon by cheap
nattesy. Why. a man Of Winters type
mas only one thought when be talks 70 q
woman. and that is 10 wonder how he can
start Irritation with her, / know men.
and ! know what ! am talking about, and
seems TO me the right sort % wife
wouldn't need TO be told such things Her
womanly instinct should warn her Of the
approach OF such a rep.ile!'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15


A man who il not q member Of the
ursus family puts these small differ
ences away with the end OF the matter that
caused them Certainly. he does not az
pect his wife 70 turn sorehead, too. and
help him very with the Qusrrsls a. If
they were bones.
When you make your excuse for your
husband, q feeling OF disgust rises in
the hearts Of the host and hostess. They
know that you are prsvsrscating TO spare
your own and your husbands dignity.
They know that you think he is behaving
like q spoiled child instead Of q grown
man They pity you. and they condemn
you At once. II makes them a b. resent
ful that you should seem to think that
they are 90 uninteIligent that they viii
accept your excuse unsuspectingiy. They
are certain that your sorehead did not 50
much as send an apology for not coming
They are sure that you came alone in
kind OF desperate determination not 70
give up a friendship with the wife Of the
man who had incurred your husbands dis
pleasure
Probably the host cannot even recall the
exact circumstance Of the Disagreement
He Just vaguely recalls that there was
one He feels sorry for you that you
have to suffer for the bearishness Of your
lise-partnsr. But-neither hostess nor host
is deceived by your lie; and they think less
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

cool drink about every five minutes was
good enough average for me.
i started m On mineral water but I
read warning from some fellow who said
water IN great quantities during q hot
spell vas dangerous. as liable TO drown the
constitution. OF rust IL. or something like
that he recommended milk, SO ! swore
on on water and to0k 20 milk ! had con
sumeo about eight quarts in the spaoe OF
A few hours when I happened 20 notice q
little item that sald sugar vas bad IN the
heated term and that milk had too much
sugar IN IL 10 be wholesome Iced sarsa-
pAEalla was strongly urged az a substitute.
i switched 20 the iced sArsapar1ila ana
was proceeding 20 take an extended course
Of treatment in the same when / was
solenanly advised thai the only way 10
keep cool these torT1d days vas 20 psrtaks
o. Ice cream sodAs
4 had fairly entered on an ice cream
soda orgie q considerable pretsnEaoa.
when ] stumbled over another what 10
Drink IN Hot weather information bu-
rear that sAid the emily thing thas could
possibly aGsUage the thirst During a not
wave was 4 bucket az iced tea with a
lemon IN H. did fairly well VITA the lea
tea Until was called ~ on the phone By
bibuious friend Of mine who insisted On
my Joining him m the nearest cafe ana
inpartng the weighfy secret thar the
only thing 10 drink IN warm weather was
q SIN hickey ] obliged and Was makins
my escape when a Georgia colonel whom
met On ons az my tours bisE An ana
said ne would now save my life ey had
ING me the only summer drink mint
tulep-
Because. sub" said my Georgia fr1end
earnestly. i really think the trouble with
yon Is that you dealt drink enough
'CopyrisAt' asn' By the \. z. Herald Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
A Word to the Business Woman

Almost every woman who works is not
doing the work sha would hike to do nor
the work which abe thinks she in Fitted
by right OF Temperament and talent. She
lAbors not At q CHOSEN profession. but at
the task which seemed expedSent n the
time she entered the Industrial arena often
because her work is not absolutely con
genial she grumbles at her lot and goes on
rebeinng against q fate which keeps her
tied down with not a chance Of change.
II is this very grumbling. by the failure
20 make their work nkable. that many
women ada TO the weight OF their daily
labor. II they would, only regard their
work in the right light they could get a
great amount Of good out OF doing the
thing they do not like 10 do and by doing
1t well. such self-discipnne is good for
every woman, and II the girl who grum-
bles VIII change her point OF view and
look upon her daily work as the means by
which she viii improve her character and
broaden her outlook on life. she win derive
a great deal Of benefit FROM the dreaded
daily task. And. Incidentally, the deadly
routine VIII no longer seem = drudgery.
In our everyday work we learn things
that no amount OF ease and comfort could
teach uz. We learn the value Of accuracy
and action the power OF eheerfulness and
seif-denial, and greater than al these
things Is the lesson learned in seif-control
and self-relianee- All along the line we
learn things which help to make Up stol-
ieity Of character and which make super
fetal pleasures seem the silly and useless
things they really are
The woman who il in business. even
though that business is not 10 her liking.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

has untold eppertunities Of developing her
self along the lines that really count In
hfe- Her idle sister. whom she may envy
because OF her apparent chance TO cult
vate culture. has little opportunity Of de-
veloping seif-reliancs or seif-control- And
II IL, after all. these qualities which are
most TO be desired IN woman.
We often hear Of the dignity OF labor but
very few OF US realize the large amount
Of dignity and culture there is in our daily
toll. This - the age Of hard work and
brains. but the brains without the hard
work are Of little avail Success is per
Spiration- not inspiration. and the woman
who works at her daily task. determined TO
get the most out Of II. whether she likes
her profession or not, IL the one who is
going 70 succeed in life ~ well as In her
work.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

sns never would have forgiven me II hAd
tolo her %. That WOmAns husband died
about az weeks ago. She has Eainea
seven pounds In that time. but 10 Keen
her IN good hunor with herself ] haa 10
make her think she had lost i've / don't
know why Il ID. but anybody who has SUI
Tered Bereavement seems 20 think n a
daagrAne 70 take on flesh. That woman
has been weighed three times since her
husband died ELS would be shocked II
she knew she had gained r1ght alone.
Fortunately ahs IL toe near-slghted 70 resd
the scales herself. 20 II iE easy 10 naaks
her think she Il wasting away
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

Of you for telling IT.
Does she think we cannot see through
her excuses" your friends ask each other
when the bear and you are being dis
cussed
What makes you perjure yourself while
your sore-head sits at home nursing his
grievance? Stop lytng for him, II be il
disagreeable suriy, splenetic sore-head
you need not try TO protect hira in his
ugly. fl-nstured. unforgiving tempers
And you need not become . Madame Sap
phira. You have right to your friends
certainly as much as he has a right to
his ensrnlsH Have them. Let him suik
in his bear-pit- But DO not Try to sslve
your pride by telling what Is not true
II fails 10 serve the purpose And. grad
uAlly. you viii impress upon your friends
the fact that you form q not f1l-suited
partner for your grumpy husband. Sore
head and sspphirA! What n combination,
1t is one that should never be formed.
Prevent IL by refusing to apologize for the
bilious beast who will not be pleasant.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15
C Igtass sSs|Ess@ E,z.g.; sSg 455gsMseA Fgd2

BE exercised in securing What taste de-
usnds; q may be used to manipulate and
cultivate cur tastes themselves. Emerson
SAYS, -Foltroonery Is the acknowledging
an infsrfority 70 be incurahle.-
Il is the business Of every true man and
woman 10 cultivate noble tastes. For tastes
not only reVeal-they make character. And
there Is something startling IN the thought
that we can be what We choose q be
Paul, writing 10 the Colossians said set
cur affection on things above" Not oh
that you liked the best things" but set
ycur affection" on those heavenly prizes
Determine 70 seek what you ought 10 IKE
Gnc you VIII eventually love what you seek
u is business Ike procedure which sue
c0eds because il works In harmony with
the infailible laws Of Cod. II all things
are within cur reach. certainly We want
the best. the thing above. And what are
theseg Well there's character. That's Ger
tainly above money, ease. temporal posi-
ton So wen set our affection on char
acter. and since an the world admits that
Jesus Christ is the one perfect character
known TO men. we win set our affection
on the character OF Christ
Then we want q system Of education
Again we turn to Christ. for His teaching
@bNAN 81 NAAANAs anu - N1NFA MS AehCn-
ing as our rule for life. II is set forth in
the book. so We must have that
And now with the character and teaching
Of Jesus Christ included In our affection we
have new ana perfect standard Of judg-
naent We find that the higher things we
have chosen have sctuRlly become pleasure
20 us and we come TO like the things that
God hikes. and therefore know that we are
like God.
Set your affection on things shove not
on things on the earth" And when
Christ who IL our life, shan be manifested
then shan ye also with Hin be manifested
In glory
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15

TILE FEATURES OF THE HOPEFUL
HOUSEWIFE"
-only IL he's . rattlesnake and she
hears him rattle" 5eered his wife lightly.
Suppose he's a eopperhsad OF q rneccAsin
and approaches noiselesslyy-'
Suddenly, however. she read in the
eountenance OF the Confirnaed Commuter
that the matter was too serious fer idle
humor
Perhaps you are right" she began with
q philosophie sigh. Perhaps ! have too
much faith IN men. Mrs.. Brown says 90.
You know her. She's that very pretty
dirorcee we met a. the seashore last sum
msr. She says no man can be trusted.
that they are all alike-only looking for a
chance TO flirt She said she thought my
faith in you was perfectly beautiful and
that she emily hoped ] would never lose IL.
She said the days that she believed in
her husband were the happiest in her life
and that abe only wished she hadn't been
compelled to realize that ali men were de-
ceitful She said''-
IF yeu'll excuse me- said the Com
mutsr ictly. 4 won't listen o any more Of
your friends cheap criticism I'm not sure
that ! care TO have you know q person
who entertAins. such ideas, Nothing Is
more beautiful than the confidence or
trust OF an unsophiEticated woman. Every
man respects ~ Every man tries to de-
serve ifi'
But my dear his wife interrupted.
her face tense with srnaEenent. If that is
50 Why did you tell me to beware Of Mr..
Wintsrs7 why ala you talk about my silly
vanity? why9
''Why-I don't know why" the Con-
nrmed cornmuter interrupted tragically.
"A mans fool for trying to explain
things 70 woman, anyway! You don't
understand-yUn VIII never understand
me!'
Copyright 1s1L by the N. 7. Herald Col
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-15


'.Sst Your Affection on Things Above
golossians. 81
Every lie is constantly giving sxp-es
sion TO likes and dislikes The businer
man at the cafe indicates his tastes
selection and rejection q foods Two gfr
choosing hats prefer different effects At
the band concert ons hesrer thrills Al the
sextette from Lucia LRrnmernoor' an
other is enthusiastic over '-oganala- and
Beoeiia~ So in home and shop. in con
cert hall and library. ~ work and play.
we daily reveal our tastes and preferences.
AND We cannot help doing this for all ac-
hon and speech are expressive tastes.
This apparent commonplace becomes sig
nificant when we come 10 realize that taste
is the index 70 character-the revelation Of
the moral status Of the individusl Tbere
are some tastes Of which we may Justly
feel proud. There are Others which reveal
traits which we might well be anxious TO
hide II is often comparatively easy 70 de-
eeive ourselves by alleging plausible mo-
uTes Tor Questionable actions We NAV
argue that 20 learn bow 20 live we must run
the whole gamut Of experience and we
may thus attempt 10 excuse wild oats in
Discriminate theater-Eoing. pru1nIscuous
reading. foDdness for the dance We may
oeclare- The Sabbath was made for man.
and thus attempt TO Justify our desecra-
ton Of the Lords day in frfvolity and
worldly anusements. We may say we are
TOO tired 20 attend church. ana with such
excuses we may fool ourselves and imagine
We have convinced others. but the wise
observer win see IN cur wild oats a
weak surrender 70 vicious desire; in our
love for the thester the Eubordinatlon Of in
tellect to sensation: in our reading Of
pernicious books thirst for the vulgar and
vicious; in our love Of dancing the craving
Tor unhealthy and unheAIthfu physical
pleasure