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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29

SHANGHAI. China. March ~. hlue W
rcvohticni-t~ have capFurad Pong Shoe.
north NJ. Nunuan and arr reported Nv hr
within seven miles M Lucknow. "A trir.rAni
~ay~ the bandits ARE dulnr trrmrndnn~
damage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
GOVERNMENT URGES PEOPLE TO SAVE ALL
WASTE PAPER AND RAGS ARE VALUABLE

Save your waste paper and ragS. They
afr valuable and grown. mere and more
valuable livery day, due 70 the European
war. and the American government hes
gone back 70 the early history ii Ihe paper
making industry Ia giving publicity 10 The
fact
The following lgtlce today vas posted
~ rha E.nrnarii. n..f r..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
These Ailments Weaken Your
System. Your Body Then
Needs the Help Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery.

Colds are annoying. They inter
fere With our duties. In our weak
ened condition they may end in a
spell of sickness or even more serious
ailments. Fear. however, should IL
overcome. for in DR.. Kings New
Discovery you have an effective rem
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29

lest night IN cunntcnanrr gnN prtliI"n- luv
changing the naInr NJ INV uut-d Iluruagh
iArr. The petitioners asserted that trade
was injured w thr rNil name gl1sn tt.
Eowrry IN IT, palmy DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The foilowiR. weather forecast for
the lower gulf states aud the Magic
Valley j. issued By the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans.
Tonight and Thursday. unsettled
gentle 10 moderate soufherly winds,
shifting o norihwesierIs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
New York; Bowery
Retains Its Name;
Change Is Refused

NEW YORK. March 29.-New York'-
Rowery Will keep III name. Tor 4 while
II least. The board ii aldermen refused
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
BOY SCOUTS HELP
PRESERVE QUAIL

Small game and bird hunters IN
Ohio have called BOY Scouts 20 their
aid In keeping delicate game birds
a#ss during 'ha winter
Hundreds % BOY Scouts will
work In co operation with tho great
Ohio F'ah and Game Protective" as.
ISOLATION this year. and Will deposit
grain in fields whore covevs % quail
and grouse arc known 20 be 40
-hese birds url not sfarve during
-rr5' s74r7-z
Tie ror'aEe ~ quail 10 all parts
% mo country 10 due more 20 SNOW
and .Io"' Than 20 hunters. sports.
men cav
Entire coveys often starve in a
d9y or 'Vo waea fhc snow covers
their natural 'eodlng places The
birds ara not strong enough 70 bur
row thru deep snow or even night
snow with n Thin crust of ice on
TOY
ohio hunters believe Tho co-opcra
'ion ~ Roy Scouts will be Tho
means % saving thousands NJ quail
This r.nter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
Macklin's Failure to
Return Does Not
Please Farmers

EAST lansing. Mich oct Ia
Coach Somw,rs Michigan Aggics
came thru me Alma game without
serious injuries. and VIII not get
Us annual Monday rest today The
annual Michigan game comes next.
and Sommer is going TO try 10
crowd his heavy work into the
earlier days OF the week. leaving
Thursday and F'rids for light prac.
rtc" Nnuniug and one or two other
stars were NOT used Saturday. and
they are sure 20 be in good shape
II Ia expected that they viii Scrim-
mage som" 'Hi- afternoon
Considerable disappointment, II
'el' here t,cause former Coach
M8cklu h0 failed ro return 70 help
point thc Farmers COR Michigan lie
had promised fo come. and vas ak
1ec'cd until yesterday when he
son word thar t. ru4'du' get away
Despite alarwug messages from
MN AJbor fhr ApC.a- are confident
~ again winning OBJ, state cham.
pion~hip b1 beating up the VOL
Nerlues Saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
CentraPs Beating at Toledo
Fine Thing for That Team

The state champ .lsrt1 race and b.
put The boys thru a f-e course ~
sprouts They returned homo rror
"rly ohss'ened and - ,he mood 20
learn some real football Tho Con
iralites showed some Improvement
over former show .ags -a.-aa-. sst
were completely oat-'a5seI and rg'
weighed A. Toledo Coach Frr-
roughs is planning 'o $3.50 tHe over
ahelmlng defea' tl rho u. i7 fr
rher developing DIE eleven
Saturdays games thar frso.y,
The high school teams aW 30 ss
follows
0ertreI H.zr ~ AM t.far
borg Telt
East,fn.a.sH Vs. yrs.1r.. e. H-
tntf
Western feh ,s N.--a- %, r--s
ASS Tech Sc v D.H.r ...
1f Windsor
Nor,hVestefn H#st SO Pontiac st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
HERALDS BEATEN
By PANHANDLES
N GRAND GAME

C1,vetzte3 and oY'Riessed he
He-a ds re-- CONT 20 a 70 20 =
defeat before Tho ro.a mtas Pan
-e-t.- S.tas afternoon FRI one
raea' zreg.ara football
games 10 or7. .su pro hI".~y
Ets vls#'r-s were aH t-Heno-t-.
ar. noe- ~ chem had bae- playing
- o.; 80 }sa-- Tr-so a- fasr wore
80 vsa-s r.s and more Eat fhev
d.lrf gf' 1aad srd 'aev were
a-.- as s7 e- ere younger ard
.Tt's- Hr-a as
Tre reur v.e decided oa two
er'a- PLAYS In '1e 6rs' quar-.
'er p e. which developed
.-'0 p -a-t '-vard pass and a
'0rg f.- p.ta p clear Geld resulted
tn touchdown The second touch
down ras ro result 20 an on s'do
KICK r'av which 'he Herald
ro.'d- 'a'-cu r resulted In Ar
argument as' .ae PLAY was legal
enough The Only question was
whether Referee Lane rad inadve-
.erty blown H.s whistle tNss gGl
.1g rEe bal" before Tho toaoHfov-
t.t .ta players d.frf ra.sc fha' ard
1p.ra a ON tf- side lines wa as
sidad regarding 'tr 'guf
The Harada scored one touch.
down ~ a grand march down 'as
r..H ....s ........l .... t.. .... Oh. .........
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
KENILWORTH PARK
AND GOVERNMENT
ARE SQUABBLING

Wel-aiad aelds and erme-
rack than saturday, featured tne
second day ~ worth park "a
sectrd race meeting o' -he Pal Ja-'
r1v rho kan.'NG-'h association Is
engaged In a sggab-ie with he .u
migration authorities. ero uH.ect 20
he employment ~ Americans AS
cashiers and sellers FOR 'he par.
mu'uel machines q IS alleged that
an ul'ima'um has been issued Do
handing that Canadians be employ
Cd oday and henoefor'h 'he bot
Ting ing What will Doc done is q
question both sides 20 he argu.
Wert coping uIm r. Us rgmpred
that kenilnor'h Will Sight 'he or.
der
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
Trouncing Big Help In
Developing Green
Squad

All OF Detroit's high school foot.
ball teams will swing into tho
heavier portion " their schedules
this week. Central furnishing tho
headliner by opening the state cham
pionship scramble with gam, with
Ann Arbor high u viii he playc1
nc Goldberg field
Central took q granr beating r.
Toledo SATURDAY. bat O. was r,
best thing that could happen 20 t1st
team. which Is much rrcouer than
any Central eleven has been 'or
several years The defeat counts
FOR nothing, since IL viii not AFFECT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
OUfNET WILL NOT
TAKE or EVANS

EEH YORK OCT fs Franc
O4me' 'a-mer op4a ard na
'an- gpii champion. viii -r
ceVf 'he shafenge ~ Charles
Chick Evan 1910 OMEN a-E
amateur goF mpon ro-
match to decide 4 .Freu
ac. DUmD bo,.s-ss THAI such
match u or ~ rbs question
th.s .aas1n o' mo wear
p#-r' fr.'e fe. Ha. boz
should 800. TO- dragged sa-a PHI.
aTsi- AS DO #-. bean .8-raI .r.r
'Ge amateur ranks eI season
, Dume- SAYS .'tar tas Nan
ra-f gallery tHs rs.-rs ta r
.tt. ..r. Ha'of. f....
.. @, araa tfa' Ea...
-far ~a-t t7 goo him . rH
.r Chicago f..s sra 700 '-rr-
'1- Evans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
GRAND CIRCUIT
IN ATLANTA NOW

ATLANTA. Ga OCT is Tho
Grand circuit trotterr VII open tho
lnai tluo ribbon meeting OF .h,
season hero fhis afternoon Nearly
AN no crack horses were shipped 10
Atlanta from Lexington This IL IN,
hrs' D.g line barrsss meeting held
south q Lexington in many years
70 IS "tp'cfed that after this meet
Inr most o. the horacs vi, &c. ship
pod d.r"r' t0 tho winter frauiug
farms ~ rh rh there aIc ryrru Bon
100. state
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
The Big Red Team

the Michigan has RI face were normal ~ sT-.s
II would be no %
Il of he ta Michigan
~ luck is ear o
mont are
coeg and
n
which
a Sharpe
much
Nothing could have beaten come "
II years better there expecting
Michigan to beat H.
Perhaps experts enthusiasm ~ ne
wonderful
when the H.'
have
and preparing for the hg5i ~
Michigan and Cornell B's
win be in uptop shape barring permanent INJURIES 10 ar
On the
on The SATURDAY Michigan Will pa
scheduled foe
TO heal Ita'
nndt
IL VIII collide az ithaca
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
MICHIGAN Should Beat Aggies

ME Wolverines
gladiators could not have defea'ea h 1915 Ages Tha, '
II debate e a 20 p %
this notion and likewise the notion thar ne Farmers strong
victory SATURDAY Perhaps they Will win Michigan PLAYS poorly
did Mt Union "a
n ~
merriy all cylinders
Gideon
IN 3 "a ends F4 rv
ends greatly Improves
an are er
a =
70
he ~ tss
line nkc knew
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
The Tables Are Turned

tt
lacked Thar bear Michigan ard The fragile
an
Arses have Barring luhes and blow1p
should decisive victory saturday The Wolverines might
Ns- must be credited regardless OK th
% .-a 19r--l ss.r-lish
a
las no patience for ne minor rshaPs thai NAY interfere win his plans
oa r- Va feared S7meboty called los- 70 look a. he
naoner and calculated What the zpzngb did call for
He's breathing
The incident ~as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

3 a
Cornell the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

ii The which Sws-rh
i a
Philadelphia The thing happened he
slammed
ytha WestN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

Verfa Hrr 'Er EsH.uI.r AUTO race
~ Chicago saturday and rlrrred fIe
racing rhampioushIp - The yea
Aiken. his chief rival saa second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

Nfer watching d"prSters guess
which pitchers were ." ~ used So
the world series Ne nrr now prepared
To tstI who VIII be president ia 1898
snd whom NJ Notgast viii tr, an
other comeback.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

made H. TheT propose lhat the ieg-
lsiasarp Ahsll ID longer have the pos
~ to pass any an cou1srning regis
sration- Frgn toy 10 bottom in this
entire 0rezEszaficn for cozroiling cur
sieetinns shers isn't > uaa remotely
ansEerzhls 10 he people. bst. On tAs
eonirary. eyeEY maa i ansEsFahis %
party. The socialists propose thzt
these men shAii be erapowersd 10 say
rho may ard Hho may uot vots il
Oklah0mA
The Republican politicians have in-
d0rsed thsA rlan q the Socialists. but
ID - lnneneelvabie giag the RepnblEcan
rank and RE approve 0f III Il - pat
sns. a coarse. fhaf. under the pruSos-
Cd conststaEloaal 2mendment which
provides tha, the majority OF erery
sisctlon hoard shah cCnsututs a quo
rssn. the Repahliezn and socialss,
EnerAkeTs car eomhlne and bring about
pretty ne4Fiy any election resait they
want Trey mighf or might not have
ihe power TO arrest without warrant
any sitfren they SUSPECT o. holding a
frAudulant registration certiflcate,
theY e4n disfranrhEse whom they will.
and th@y can aeEAgmhne and dictate
whatever election result they VIII
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
G o. ?. ELEcroa BOLTS

one of the most notable recsat De-
fecsious iron tie O. o. P. ranks is
thar os J. " Dauspa. gro@ineat
Business man q Ch4rlsssOn. W Va
uho vas chosen zs Gre q TIE RepuD-
hcan electors il lis state and wA0 has
requested th4t hls nazls n takes
from the Hughas ballet n his letter
tsndesing hsz rsslgnstiou he SAYS. A.
ter reading me pahlic addresses 1t
Hughes ! can see no good rexs0n shy
there sAcuia be change AZ washing
ton
AEr. Daws0a has been one of the
leadinr memhers a hls party in Vast
yYrxlnIn. having been esseted As der
egass Is the nassS1al coaventS0n ey >
majority * 2se by the prmary IL
June. Giving TIE rsasous Tor hls re-
volt against Hnghee. be SAYS .n p2rr.
When Summing - the entirs sltE-
alton am convinrea whsther c0ErerE-
~ o. not. fhat v0se sos Hughes. in-
stead 81 bang one tor hiua- his per-
soaallty and lndlFldaailsy w0uid, in
fact. bp assisting ia earn the United
states and she aessinsas 0i thsse iso.-
ce9e0 people 10 sse corrupt .old
Gard. donEaatsd. controlled. absc-
latsly. b. sueh nssn a. Barnes. Pen
rose. Crane ard smooi. ard viii neF-
er Be q party 70 saeA treaehery 70 our
countFy
The cf0=d weaid believe. Il
yudxs Hughes became president. dC1n-
Inate and consrol the destinies d this
counsry soIaay IN the interest rf what
ls pcruMEiY called the invisible gcv-
armnenL whleh kn0Ws n0 political
party. 10 ngalsy ID eountry. FecOg
nires shs right "a no pirate cisiNen
and whose only objects are t0 enrich
and place poser "a the hands o. "a
v0rea few
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
New York Cotton.

New York, Oct. 23.-A renewal OF
excited general buying caused another
spectacular advance in the cotton mar
ket today with active months selling
$3.50 per bale or more above the clos
ing prices Of last Saturday January
contracts for instance. sold up to
1920 Or - points above the final
prices OF last week and fully S per
bale above the low level OF last Thurs
day The market closed firm at 1s.1sc
for January and at net gain Of g. TO
70 points on present crop months while
next September deliveries were 10
points net higher
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24


tack on President wilson finds IFS
choicest expression in the Republican
attempt 10 prove that the National
Guard has been treated unfairly
TIE var with Spain showed the ur-
gent need Ok reorganizing the home
defense system OF America. The Re-
publican party. after i've years Of jab-
Der. decided 10 continue full reliance
upon the organized militia and passed
the Dick Bill Under this Law. over
5000 900 has been spent upon the
National Guard Of the various states
In 1916. when President Wilson
started the ~Plattsburg idea and sug-
gested the swiss system. the Republi-
can party again rallied to the support
OF the National Guard. and insisted
that It Be retained as the basis Of our
land defense. The Hay bill not only
provided pay Tor the organized mill
TIA. but appropriated s2Qo0Ooo 70 care
ANA AAr AdAA4itArr VI A4tC AAx-AAh~47 = 80
event of actual service. Every ma
tional guaFdsnan in the country work
ed Tor the Hay bin
The Mexico crisis arose. and the or
ganized militia was called upon just
as its membership had insisted that il
should be called Upon. The response
vas instant and generous. The move
ment OF troops was without confusion
or even discomfort. The border camps
have been approved time and again by
expert sanitarians. The men tkem
selves have made no complaint
But the Republican party refuses to
be soothed- Lying reached point
where General Funston had to issue
an order threatening 10 deport CORES
pondsnts OF Republican newspapers
for persistent and malicious misrepre
sentation. Tae whole attempt Of the
Hughes forces mas been TO breed dis
content. dissatisfaction and rebellion
among the soldiers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
MARKETS
chIskasha Cotton.
chIeaao qrzIn.

Chicago. Oct Fcrlt crop short
age estimated AT . per cent as com
pared with the yield in 1915 sent
wheat prices higheE and higher today
-4as much AZ times as 1-Sc a bashel
The close was unsettled az sl.74 IS
for December and s1-74 IS to Sl.T4 7-S
fDr May with slie market as a s'hole
showing gains Of lac 10 5-Se net.
Other Leading staples too. all Stored
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
WILSON KEPT VS. OUT

tBy Edmund Vance Cook
o. Germany is drenched In blood and
Englsnd s spl0tchs1 with red.
And Aussria's arithmetic can hardly
coant her dead.
And France IS eurbed and crippled
and Belgium s worse.
And Russia IS a graveyard. while Hun
gary's a hearse.
And ali the Balkan bedlam j. in riot
% in rout.
And Mister Hughes - peevish- ".
cause Wilson kept ns OUT
kept us out. KepG as ouss
Yes. Mister Hughes is fretful and i
much inclined to pout
Bat here's 70 Woodrow Wilson. to the
nan who kept Us ont
The reign Of Cain is in the world and
gioTies in its might
FOR men are passions playthingss
when they seize Ihe sword and
smite.
Yes. teeth and claws are everywhere
and every beast can bite.
But behold. a Man arises who achieves
tie Higher Right
o. any child can criticize and any fool
may fiout.
But the world rots in It's trenches. and
Wilson kept Is out
Kept Us out Kept us out,
Let Us sing It with salvO, let Us say
it Eish q shout.
Any man can raise a rumpus. bat
woodrow kept rs out
Freedom fees from warning nations;
Europe has become q cen
Where they chain the very children.
waiting for their coming knell,
Where they've baTtered woman's 8
laughter for the shrek Of shot
and shell.
Where they very deEs Of heaven are
replaced by rains Of he'll
And if Mister Hughes regrets he's in
America. no doubt
They wlll welcome him Ia Europe.
where no Wilson kept them out
Kept them OUT Kept them out.
II heaven doesn't suit you and you'd
rather stay without.
Co tO-wen, ipst 90 to Europe where
no Wilson kept them out.
II Europe's dead arose and spoke their
honest dead mems views.
n children MANNED and women sham
ed should add their ghastly news
II now they stood in flesh and blood
with power 10 pick and choose.
How many Of them. DO you think.
would side with Mister Hughes,
o. can hear their ghostly cheer, can
hear their piteous shout
Arise for Woodrow Wilson. for the
man Who kept US out
Kept US out. Kept Us out.
So / sing il with salyo and I say it
with a shont
Glory be to Woodrow Wilson. to the
nan who kept Us out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
pollr.clASs PLAYING WITH FIRE


For all thea differences. Democrats
and Republicans hays a. least one BE-
LEX In c0nrnors sAey believe ia a rep
resensatigs form oE Eofern1ent Thai
means majority rule as hmtwsen two
parties. Ii means plurality rule as
amcuE mora shan t~0 parties. Il can
hot mean snythiag else and ~ a work.
able plan of government.
What the Socialssss believe in no
body knows. not even the Socialists
themselves. But everyone knows what
the Socialists % Bot believe ID. They
do not believe IN constitutional gov
ernment. They put % With H. Of
course. but only as a condition which
= has 10 be endured.
But shey Nant 70 hurry along the
finish Of representative government as
fast a. may be. and our Socialists
here ia Oklahoaa are rather more i'm
patient than their breghren ID some
other states Possibly they are moke
adroIslY led here than III some othes
places Anyhow. the so-cailed fair
election law. which the Socialists want
to incorporate into our constitution
IS a blow at representative govern.
ment
They want to place the entire ma
chinery and management of eiectous
In the hands Of men whom the people,
a. body. do not know, who DO not
owe pFeferment 10 the people and who
are ia no way responsible 70 the pee
pie. They want 10 have state cleo
tion board composed OF the state chair.
man of the Democrats. Republican
and Socialist parties. and with county
and precinct election boards similarly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
Fort Morth Inc stock.

Fort Worth, Tex Oct 23-Cattle-
Receipts 500; steady; steers $500 to
$50 Hogs-Receipts $500: steady;
ioc higher, top, s1oo5. sheep Re
ceipts 1900: steady: lambs 5000 TO
xg.5O
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
HIT or MIss

The early worm should keep later
aOuFs.
a graveyard is the last measure s
nan resorts 10.
Many a woman holds her mirror up
% art instead Of nature.
Nhen embarrassment causes a girl
. blush she thinks IL q burning shame
4 model wife Is one who lets her
husband think be IS havipgaier own
way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

on adyanee-corn I 5-sc to . 5-se. oats
&c 10 l-Sc, and provisions &c to
sllo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

Subscribe for the Daily Express
Subscribe for the Daily Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

Rising to 3 question Of personal
privilege. permit Us to say that we be-
leve every married nan should be
guaranteed the right to select his own
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

0t these delightful autumn days
I'm bc4na - giHg = few more Lays
I hasten for alas ere long
a blizzard fierce may frseee ny sorg
A = natter of fact. there never was
a woEuzn who wouid admit that she
vas a gossip
Bat sometimes even a grown nan
han 10 nsre sense than 70 make 4 big
fuss oFer apAit milk
81 simp says be always notices that
the i0ints 81 q stoyepipe 90 together
better whea they fit
At The present high price ogths raw
product L is almost an act Of grand
larceny ID sRlpe your nelgh6ors pa
Der.
Another reason for not pretending
70 be more than you are Is becalise it
serves no purpose except to make
you ridiculous
Personally. the Packasetter doesn't
believe * i right % test up editors.
This practice shonld not be permitted
ln Grady county
anyway. there is one woman IN
Chlckasha Who didn't wait 10 be, told
about t-she Is already doing her
Christmas shopping
And sometimes IN our optimistic
moments Sc ars able 20 look into the
distant future and foresss the day
when house-eleaning VIII diaappear
with other relics d barbarism.
Rising to question OF personal
privilege. permit Us to say that we be
leve every married man should be
--,...-,.-.--.s -. -f,rht 20 a.ef-rt hss o.-r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
SAYS WILSON HAS RIGHT
IDEA OF NATIONAL DEFENSE

by George Creell
The inyineibie meanness of the at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

> County Judge. R. E Davenport :
, County Attorney. Oscar simp- :
, son. :
, Sheriff. Hodge Bailey. :
> County Clerk. Ross Cox. =
> Court Clerk. Mrs. Edna 7. Wat =
; County Treasurer, H. n. Multi :
County Surveyor IA Gran ;
= well. !
> County Superintendent, MOman :
H. Shepard =
, County Assessor. J. D. Bryan. :
: Public Weigher-A. Sandy Hor- !
= ton :
, County Commissioner
= District j. Ira N. Johnson 4
= District 2, J. A. Temple.
: District 3. r. A. Thompson.
= Representative Ed sheegog !
, Bert Jackson
> chickasha Township. =
= Justice OF Peace. T. p. Moore, :
= A. c. Fuller.
> Constable. ]. H. Fnppo, Matt :
= Chiffon.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

anyway. there is one woman IN
Chlckasha who didn't wait 10 be, told
about it-she is already doing her
Christmas shopping.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

Personally. the Packagetter doesn't
believe is i right % beat up editors.
This practice shonld not be permitted
ia Grady county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24
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@e4e444s@s%s

Ot these delightful autumn days
In bo4na ~ sing . few more lays
I hasten Tor. alas ere long
4 blizzard fierce may freeee ny sorl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-24

Another reason for not pretending
70 be more chan you are Is because 1t
serves no purpose except to make
you ridiculous.