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The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Go West, You SuGragists.

Let the suffragists who must vote &c
west of the Mississippi,'' This is the
solution in a nut shell offered by Miss
Annie Bronson, general secretary of the
National Anti-Sufrage Association.
Isn't this really a very clever answer
to the whole problem-if it would only
work? Whether We are for or against
the enfranchisement of women we must
admit that these suffragists are great
brewers Of unrest. In this. very city they
are at work every day breeding discon-
tent and raising new ambitions among
women, and rather hectering the male
contingency of the population. Half a
dozen suffragists would make more dis
turbance anywhere than a hundred of
the antis.
And they don't rest at night either.
They seem to lie awake while we sleep.
planning new ways of keeping this enter
nal suffrage question of theirs before
the public eye. They Just won't let US
forget it. Even when the thermometer
rises so high that all one wishes for is
. breeze and q cooling draught these suf-
fragists smilingly go forth to PROFOUND
their theories on the street corners or
the summer resorts where we 60 to try
to forget that the work-a-day world
exists at all.
So why not let them all go out West
where they won't bother US any more?
They would have the ballot out there,
and that is what they want. Let them
60 and we would all be happy.
OF course, their homes and their in
terests and their businesses may be in
the benighted East, this side of the Mis-
sIssippi, but if they arc truly in earnest
they might consent to give up these
things in order to gain the ballot. to-
ward which they have spent SO many
efforts.
Cheer up! The rouge supply is not 60
ing to give out. True enough. the supply
of that commodity that comes from Paris
in those Irresistible little Partisan boxes
has been curtailed. But the American
perfumers have bridged the gap. They
have put on extra steam. used their
imas snation. and presto! Here is sup
ply of rouge of American manufacture
enough TO bring the bushes on every fair
check in the Union. But it was a close
call. and how pale some of us would
have turned had not these patriotic man
ufacturers come TO the front.
Have you seen the new "votcs for
women wells" The women in the anti
ranks arc turning up their noses at them
end the men are amused But still every
one looks. and that means good publicity
work for the cause" The wells have
Il border along the bottom. on which is
woven in the mesh of the veil the words
"Notcs for Women otherwise the veil
is quite like any other. and the lettering
makes quito a becoming addition.
Recently a woman admitted in n di- |
vorce proceeding that she had played |
penny ante in order to keep her hus- |
band home and to make a better man /
of him. She tried nobly to give home |
all the attractions of the club that |
tempted him away. She had never |
played poker before and she had no
love for the game, but she did her
best. What "A cruel disappointment
when she found that her deep-laid |
plans failed and that the divorce
difficulties.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
How to Fix the Sewing Machine
When it Gets Moody and Balky

ened in the different parts of the ma
chine. and should be used generously.
Fifteen minutes after applying the kero-
sene turn the machine rapidly. then wipe
clean with a soft cloth. Repeat the bath
If the running is at all hard.
In oiling the machine go into every
hole carefully. When ready to use the
machine. first turn the wheel rapidly to
let all surplus oil run off: then wipe with
a clean rag
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
To Remove Smoke Marks.

Where gas Is used for lighting pur-
poses It usually leaves unsightly black
marks on ceiling above chandelier To
remove this make a thick paste of
starch and water, and with clean
flannel spread il over the marks and al
low II to dry. Brush off with a soft
brush
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
SALES AGENT?

MaliEned Occupa ation that Pays Big
Salaries-GoOd Openings for Clever,
Enthusiastic. Young women-How q
Country Girl Gave Up Art to Become
q Sales AEent-Women Insurance
ARents-Ten ThOusand Dollars .
Year In Commissions,
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

I with little lemon juice to give pi-
quancy if the fruit flavor is very sweet.
The plain water ice, of course, consists
Of the fruit juice simply frozen. To
make sherbet add the beaten whites
of two or three eggs for each quart Of
juice when it is almost frozen, or q
tablespoonful of gelatine softened In a
little cold water and add before the Juice
is frozen.
For change. some time crate bitter
chocolate into vanilla ice cream mixture
Just before freezing. The flavor Of choco-
late will be there. but the color of choco-
late will not. Instead the result will be
"A white ice cream dotted with brown.
Grape juice sherbet is delicious Add
the juice Of two lemons to each quart
of grape juice. and add more sugar II
necessary. then add dissolved gelatine.
and freeze-one tablespoonful Of gelatins
for a quart of grape juice.
Tarts at this time OF year are far
more appetizing than pie. Make either
Il Dig crust of rich pie paste. baked crisp
and golden brown. or else individual ones
in muffin or patty cake tins. Cool the
crusts. fill them and serve.
They can be filed with chocolate blanc
mango and topped with whipped cream;
they can be filed with lemon filling,
thickened In a double boiler. and topped
with canned peaches drained of Juice
and served with whipped cream or they
can be filled with fresh berries and whip
ped cream.
Custards. floating island and other des-
serts made of milk and eggs should al
WAYS. especially at this time of year, be
daintay made and daintily served. Three
In ablespoGnfuls of smooth boiled 'custard
chilled toroUghly and served in a thin,
long stenmed glass with a big table
spoonful Of beaten egg white. topped
with single candied cherry. Is far moro
appetizing. remember. than the same des-
sert served more generously without the
cherry in big china saucers
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
An UnI0ved OMcisI,

Actual extract from a sailors letter
to hts wife:
Dear Jane: i am sending you a
postal order for los. which i hope you
may get-but you may not--as this let
ter has to pass the Censor"-Punch.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Unusual chic is impaired to this cos
tune of soft silk poplin by the adjust
sble oveYblOuse that extends into pep
lrm sections below a folded girdle. The
vest and collar are of plain white
Faille. while the sleeves end Just be-
low the elbow and are finished with
narrow bands of soutache braid. At
tached under the girdle Is a four piece
gathered skirt, also trimmed with
braid stitched on a band of self-mate- =
rial The medium size requires 5 IL
yards 44-inch material and L. yard
36-inch faiile.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 6167.
Sizes 3e to AZ inch bust. Price. Is cents.
Eraiding design No. 1888. Transfer
pattern Of yards. price 15c.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Garlands and nosegays OF corn
flowers will be sold by young society
women next Saturday. They will mo-
bilize on the downtown streets. and
armed with flowers they will solicit
money for the benefit of the Diet
Kitchen Association. Corn flow er
Day" is supplementary to the outdoor
festival at Friendship last Saturday,
and a handsome gold vanity box has
been offered to the flower girl who
sells the greatest number of flowers.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Natives of the eastern slopes Of the
Andes in Bolivia scatter the juice of a
certain tree on streams to render the
fish insensibie. so that they can Be caught
In the hands.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

There is something like a plague of
caterpillars on the Eowloon plantation
in China Twelve millions have been de-
stroyed So far. and the Hongkong iegis-
lature has voted $500 to carry on ths
work OF determination.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

And hence this halo lives about
The walters hands that reach
To each his perfect pint of stout,
His proper chop to each
-TENNYSON.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Girls to Sell Garlands.

tCorSright, IeB.)
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
DINNER. .

Bean Soup
Neai Chops Potato Balls
Spinach
Beet Salad
Arpie Betty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04

aaea ole kukuluaco koohaa ehako, ahu ole
kapaulu kckahi manawa Ike kua lilo mai kuai aku ole
haaw aku paha Ike kuai hahali ole paa paa
maloko kona malu j kekah o ia ma kckali
iloko o ka wa hookapuia al ka pcpehi ana ia;
Ka lave, pepchi a ole uku kekahi manu- hokokio
(arks) ole kolohala wahne; ka lave Obi hama ino
j hua Ia hokOkio d ole kolohala wahinc paha
kskahi manawa ole Ike kua mai kua aku ole haaw aku
Paha Ike kuai ole paa paha ma kona malu kckal
hokokio ina kekah manawa
Ka lave pcpehi a ole uku kekahi pkake ahiu ma
loko Ike KuanakauIale Kaana Honolulu he ka
la mua Okaoba, 1920
o kekaI inca ahewaia kekaI kue ana ma hoakaka o
keia Pauku hoopaa no kekah hoopai emf ole malalo
kanalima daIa ($5OO0 aole hoi aku mauna cua ha
neri dala ($2e000) ole hoopaaIaoa kekahi manawa
emf ole mslalo elku la aole hoi OF aku maluna
mahna hookahi hapaua ka hoopai kauia al, hiha
ahewaia, ukua aku no ka mana hoke ka hewa
PAUKU 3 + mana keia Kanawai ma kona wa aponea al.
Apoloia i kcia la 90 o Aperila, NJ II. 1915.
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM
Kaaina ka Teritore Hawaii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04
KANAWAI 1859
HE KANAWAI

E HooLoLI MoKuNA 40 o Ma KANAwAI HoULuULUA
HAWAII, 1915 Pill Ana AwAPAE, MA KA Hoo
Ana PAuKU 6s5, $685. 687 NE 691A MA KA
PAKuI ANA HooKAn PAuku Hou LArLA KAPAtA
KA PAuKu 691A.
e Hooholoia Ia dhaolelo la Teritore Hd9aii:
PAuKU 1. ka Pauku Gs3 Kanawai Houluulus
Hawaii 1915 keia Ike hoolola mel heluhelu al like
ia mahope tho nei: -
"Pauku 6s3. Papa komsna awapae Koe mea
hoomaopopoa ma kekah ae kapakai pau
maao ka palena ka phi kekie wal pill kahaka
Wuliwai hoo moku ia awapae pau ala holo
Kku hooponopono hou pill awapae pau, OMAHA
ole malalo ka ka Teritore Hawaii hoo
holo moku pau maoko ia awapae ala hoo noku,
mau a me ma muiwa kaa malalo hooponopono
me ka o kekahi papa komisina awapae. He
ema daa papa oeloia, hookai skou ola ka luna
hama hou ka Teritore ola no ka luna hoomau
null kona kulsna ohana cha hoi hookohua Ike kaana
like ia hoakakaia maloko ka Psuku so Ike Kanawai
Kumu o ia komisina hookohuia ma manawa cha
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-04
KANAWAI 1877
HE KANAWAI
E PHI Ana LAwELAwE ANA MA MA HIHIA KARAMA Ma
AHA KAAPUEI.
B. Hooho1oia 9 ka Ahqolelo Q ka Tertore Hapaii:

T. Hooholoia la Ahdolelo la Tertore Hawat:
PAUKU 1. Bila hoakaka Ina manao ka aha ka
mea hoopa kekah hiha karaima alakai hewa maol
la ole ua manao kama kumu pale mauna kulnu
kakoo mau kekah hemahema lava kupono ole ole haa'
lec vale paha maoko ka paapaa hoop kumu lava ole
hoi kapac ka hoopi kumu ole mamu kekahi
manao kuwaho pill OLE lava ole hoi hoakaka
hoopii me ka hooia, lilo hama ka ka aoao
hoopi ke aupun) Ike kauohaia ka aha, mamui kona
ponoi ole mamuli kama mokna (moion) ponoi
i ole mamuli ka mokina ka hoopii mea hoopia
paha waiho ioko ka aha hooko aku hoi maluna ka
inca hoopa mamuli kumu like me ka ka aha kauoha
al kekabi bla hoakaka ka aha manao al
he kupono hoikeia aku ka hoopia
a hoomaopopo ina paa he mau ike hou aku kupono
loaa ina 10 pea Ike ike hon. no Ike kokua ike
kumu pale ka hoopia mamul oao pill
ka hiha ka aha ma olelo ike pau pill ia hiha
a me ma mea a pau pill awelawe ia hama
kue ks inca hoopiia
PAuKu 2 e mana keia Kanawai mai mahope aku ka
la ona aponoia al.
Aponoia / kcia la &c Aperila, NJ. H 1915.
LUCIUs E. PINKHAAI,
Kaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

Prof. Simmel who, the dispatches
inform us, is a noted German expert
on international politics. is quoted by
a Berlin paper saying that the suicidal
scrap in which Europe is engaged is
making the United States the greatest
world power Very little meditation is
necessary to convince one that the
professor is at least halt way right
about it, While the belligerent ma
tions are busy as they can be pulling
down the pillars and all the super
structures of civilization. America Is
going right ahead with constructive
operations. Whatever the outcome OF
the gigantic struggle may be, it will
take many years for the continent TO
repair the rayages OF war and mean
time the United States will continue
TO 80 forward.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
Co. Commissioners
Buy More Tractors
Continued from Page one.)

he would take to the place in Grady
county.
J. II. venable, county attorney, sug.
gested that there had always been a
question as to the use OF the place as
a real orphans home and suggested to
the commissioners that they go to the
grounds themselves to investigate,
that they question neighbors OF the
Crouches and that they write to au-
thorities in Iowa to find out whether
or not the proceeds Of the corporation
were being used exclusively for benev-
olent purposes. He declared that the
corporation could not claim exemp-
tion unless it was being used for an
orphans home exclusively. A final
time for consideration of the matter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

with Col Roosevelt exhibiting a
strong tendency to get back into the
Republican fold under almost any con
ditions that viii save his face, follow
ing his long silence on the subject, II
has been generally assumed the Moose
movement was a gcner but now comes
Victor Murdoch. chairman OF the Pro.
gressiye national committee. with the
announcement that his party is live
number and that it will be in the field
next year as big as Tige. Mr. Muir
dock has discovered that scads of yot-
ters are Just about ready &c break into
the Moose fold. which is the only hope
OF the country Probably he thinks
he can frighten the remnants OF the
q. o. p. army into surrendering bag
and baggage to the Roosevelt party,
but Il is likely that he will be speed
lily disillusioned when the old guard
fellows begin to fix things up for the
next campaign.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

suggested. ard the suggestion was ac-
cepted as the most plausible solution
to the question
Mrs. Williams alleges in her petition
that the two were married March 26,
1912 at TT. Worth From there, she
says, they came Immediately to farm
near Rush Springs. where they have
been ever since She lived with the
defendant until July IL, 1915, she de-
clares, when life with him became in.
tolerable.
This r. l.. Williams. the petition al
leges, used vile and vulgar language
and applied vile epithets to the plain
tiff in the presence of others. II is
further alleged that he not only uses
intoxicants to excess, but he is drunk
regularly, he has an ugly disposition
when intoxicated, and has injured her
while in such condition.
Mrs Williams says the PLAINTIFF
owns 1870 acres of land. improvements
on town property in Rush Springs and
much hogs and horses. She prays Tor
decree of divorce the custody OF
the two-year-old son, all injunction re-
straining the defendant from interfer-
ing with her while the suit is pending'
alimony and court costs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
R. l. Williams, But
Not "Our Bob Defend
ant in Divorce Case

A gasp escaped from number Of
persons in District Clerk S. l.. New
mans office yesterday afternoon when
Mr. Newman announced that suit had
been filed against R. L. Williams by
one Annie Williams, asking for de-
cree of divorce. Il never knew he
was married" one said, We'll, neither
did ]. came from another. who saw
mental pictures of bold headlines on
the scandal sheets and even the con
servative ones Of the state announc-
ing that Our Bob really hadn't been
given credit for all his accomplish
ments ~%H
lie lives at Rush Springs, where
lie has been farming since 1872" Mr..
l'evinan said in matter of fact tone
as lie glanced over the petition. "Oh,
tnmher Il. L. Williams" somebody
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

was set for the September meeting.
Other business attended to at the
regular monthly meeting included the
allowing of the bills for the month and
the accepting Of reports from county
officers.
According to the report OF F. p.
Bradley, the recorders office earned
in July $452.s5. Some fees were taken
N every day OF the month except Sun
days and the Fourth of July. The
sum ranged from $3.50 to $29.55 q
Gay.
Additional business for the month
is being finished up today.
Today's Session
The Bank of Bradley was made a
county depository at the continuation
OF the commissioners meeting this
morning. The county attorney was in
structed also to prosecute the assess
ment against the Chickasha Cotton Oil
company. carrying the matter up in
the courts, to the highest one in the
state, if necessary Action on the
matter OF the appointment of j d.
Lindsay as tax ferret for the county
was deferred until the September
meeting.
After deciding to appoint as county
supervisors Of bridges the same per
sons who were township supervisors
of roads, and attending to some rou-
tine matters, the county commission
ers assembled this morning as the
equalization board to hear petitions
from number who asked that the val
ulation on their property be reduced
Petitions were heard from Mrs. A. Muir
ray, on property in the Scott Jones adj
dition, from J. b Sparks on lots in
Sparks addition, and from T. f.
Thompson on down town property, in
cluding the building now occupied by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

The sheriff OF Carter county an
nounces that he is starting crusade
ON road hogs In that county. It Is
reported that there are a number oi
individuals thereabouts who refuse &c
divide the highways when passing ans
kind of vehicle and the sheriff states
that the Jail population is due for an
increase II this practice is not cut out
II is to be hoped. however, that such
drastic steps will not become neces
sary as common courtesy should cor
rect the condition complained Of.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

In spite of dispatches telling Of the
capture OF Warsaw by the Austro-Ger-
mans, up 70 this morning no official
announcement OF the evacuation of the
city by the SIays has been received,
All the news from Petrograd and other
capitals for several days has indicat-
ed that the withdrawal OF the Russians
has been under way, the loss OF TIC
city by the Slays being practically ad-
mitted. The main point Of interest IL
the campaign is whether the Russians
viii be able TO make good their retreat
10 a new line OF defenses
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

Did you forget to send your dona'
tion 10 the college advertising fund to
w. w. Clark? II you did. II is stlll
not too late TO do the good deed. The
majority OF our citizens have already
come across like good fellows. but a
number have not contributed and the
fuud is shy something over $3.50. Per
haps the committee failed to call on
Won but that is no reason why you
should feel peeved and neglect to do
your duty. Call up MIR. Clark at once
and make a liberal donation. With as.
surance that the necessary funds
would be forthcoming. President Aus
tin went ahead with his advertising
campaign and it is up to us to see thai
the money is raised.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

The proposal that the United States
buy Belgium for s100,000,000 is the
subject of considerable press COM
ment. Col. Stafford, the editor of the
Oklahoman, expresses himself as per
sonally disposed to favor the PROPOSE
ton but he thinks it would be advis-
able for rs TO wait to see how fall
business is going to turn out before we
make the investment. However, it
appears to us that there are some diff
ficulties in the way of the deal In
the first place. we might have consid
erable trouble in getting the Germans
TO vacate the property. For some time
the persuasive efforts of the English
and French in this direction have not
met with any marked success. Then
there is the transportation problem.
We doubt seriously whether our mer-
chant marine would be equal to saa
undertaking and IL we had to haul the
thing through the Sub" infested war
zone there would be grave danger of
additional complications arising Al
the price named, Belgium is probably
bargain and if we could plant It ont
in Beaver county our real estaters
ought to be able to make good clean
up on it, but on the whole the deal
doesn't look altogether feasible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

Ii will be over year before the
next election is held in Oklahoma, but
the pre-campaign political bunc is al
ready figuring prominently in some
OF the papers that are longing to over
throw the dominant party In the state
They are busy discovering mares
nests and pointing to all sorts of por-
tents of disaster to the Democrats. Il
is plain. however, to unprejudiced OBJ
servers that the present administra-
tion is faithfully carrying out its
pledges to the people and as long as
that program is continued, the bunc
artists viii accomplish very little.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

According to the newspaper reports,
every good rain for the last two
months has assured" bumper corn
crop, but everybody must admit that
the las, one simply made it inevitable.
The prospects that wen have more
corn than we can rso are alarming bur
they is nothing to do but grin and
bear ii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

Terrell Bros. the building formerly
occupied by them. and the one now
occupied by H. T. Hampton.
All the petitions were denied. The
board will continue hearing petitions
until the valuation figures are received
from the state authorities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES:

The first function in honor of the
veterans will be the reception at the
college Wednesday evening and the
whole town should be there to give
them a royal welcome. Everything in
dicates that the reunion is going to be
a memorable event and every citizen
should be glad to take hand in it,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
FOR A sPRAINEo ANKLE.

If you will get a bottle of Chamber
lain's Liniment and observe the direc-
tions given Herewith faithfully, you
will recover in much less time than is
usually required obtainable every
where --Adv. dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
Happy Benedick.

Jones--I don't see your husband at
the club of .ate, Mrs. Brownl
Brs. Brown--No. he stays at home
now and enjoys life IN his own way as
want him to--Houston Chronicle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

Professor Ito studentl-What are
YOU laughing at? Not at me?
Student-Oh. no, sir.
Professor-Then what else IS there
in the room to laugh at?-Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
JUST A THOUGHT
ERE THE DAY is GONE.

God broke our years to hours an
days,
That hour by hour and dav by day.
Just going on little way,
We might be able all along
To keep quite strong.
George Klingle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03

True to prediction, Henry Starr, the
bandit, plead guilty. We still think
he made a mistake. They didn't have
any evidence except that he was
caught in the act 1t might have been
hard to establish an alibi, but he could
have had the alienists declare him in.
sane.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-03
eloquent fashion.

After doing some close figuring we
have decided that as bill collector,
Clarence Rickerts is about the meanest
of the tribe. Actually, he gets up at
8 O'Clock on the morning of the first
in order TO land on his victims early.