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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

~red amazingly II may be nothing but just democratic
luck or republican tough luck according your view
point hut the prosperity Is ahoGndluely here and 1t can
neither be explained away nor denied
More important, however than the silly charge again,
III" underwood law, is the republican platforms dccnra
uon that "thc republican party stands now as always
hns IN the fullest sense for the policy of tariff protcc
tlon to American industries aud American nhor . ."
That sentence its fncc is standpat ultmatum Tn
less II has some hidden mplication ndSccrnlbc the
naked eye means that, II placed In power again the
republican party win write the old kind Of tariff
laws II used TO write. and write them in the old
So, II the republicans should have majority IN the
house aud somebody representing the consumer should
appear before the ways and committee he would
be treated aS an imrcrncnt ncrloIrr Just Louis u
irandcs was received by Chairman Dlnglcys board IN
lSo And when the sincere but crude work of the
house got over 10 the senate for itg finishing touches the
finance committee would call IN Mr. wood, head of the
wool trust, to polish up schedule X; mn AIdrlch heir
would edit the rubber schedule ana MIR Pcrkius and
Jndg" Gary would adjust the metals schedule And Joy
would Jingle literally. In high places
The Times is no prophet but II mhcsitntiugly nfhrme
that this country will never another such thrift
written Tho Payne Aldrlch instrument was the last #
fort Of the special pri cgc authors whose motto was p
the traffic will hear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
A POET GOES TO WAR.

a iFRED MOVES. the English poet IS returning TO
England to get into the war No,cs has Mt times
been criticised Stacker hat the criticism has beer
unfair Az the outbreak N the he tried 10 enlist
but rejected because N defective vision II" hoI-',
now 10 qualify for the ambulance service
Noycs is n poet ready tn edo his bit lie B, better
patriot, suspect than rrct ror nI th, hc b, " the
few able to make poetry pay 10 be- sure. he has writ
ten verse N distinction hul his prime gir g.. that ~
storytclcr which rf makes readable many N hs
verses that otherwise were commonplace
In his latest volume for instance tho mos, impressive
piece N work Is 'ho Indian legend In which the sweep II
Niagara aud ir H,rusur majesty carry ouc tn the edge
N the world l'ui It I. the story teller net the po,'
that does IT, Indeed it - hardly - poem at al mot
wilhstandne 80. phrases " might mud tenderness, Gut Il
Is great story. greatly told
Aud hccnu,c " hl, genius We shall hur- hc will M,
have 10 pay the final toll England aud the world los
real roct when Rupert BROOK died NJ the purlaucl,
when n IS ull over. here's hoping Nuyr. may be- among
those to rumc marching home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Echoes 6r1aAo'dLo & Lobbies
.sIEa

uh why should the .piut NJ mur,,l
h' proud quu,l lbiprr ! M,Uwr, of
Iudirutpulis ts he r1u n1uurally into
'h" lobby NJ the Ice liJykiu- ihis morn
ms i"fkcd from his h,td brand new
Panama h't rui shook his vet clothing
much iu 'ho manner NJ bird dog after
retrieving wounded duyk .Iu % cold
vtniN hN" y Ih' rain hhd caught NJ.
Gurr
% .ho'sH1 Nat nat hs u.uef, ~ len
mock selioutucg 10 uus ~ tho laugh
'ue luuug'f- IN the lobby "lu tact
iusi finished paving 81 to GtcvR fur
leaning ~ and stepped uut into the
street when thA y.nudbufst came Npa
~ fuiu' tuin', r1iu'
Alas Twas ctUt thus From ,hild
hood earliest hour | never loved a bird
or flower bat that n were the first pnr
TO decay
Then h~ looked fucfan, M pnlf "
nov tan pumps turned dirty brown hN
tho soaking the, had receive -. inspect
- his palm beach suit h plurhnr tho
plarc where the trousers r',nsr should
have been and said Gurss Td better
gct NJ tn m, room or IN catch ami.
mnnia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
JUSTICE HUGHES SHOULD SPEAK.

JUSTICE HUGHES has borne himself with dignity
through long and trying ordeal His department has
measured mp TO the highest requirements ~ nj, official
position The austerc traditions ~ our oftics inytitu
tlon have been held nyoIac The milton {, deeply In.
dehed TO him The nation pays IT'S debt In the only
rcncy possible lts finest regard
Bnt tho time has for justice Hughes 10 speak
Governor Whitman ~ New York has placed the ~
Justice Hughes before the republican convention for the
nomination for president silence now mean, more than
assent II means practical politics n stripe not
patibc with the office of Justice " the supreme court
Silence now may be construed ns willingness on Jus
tcr Hughes part 10 retain his place on the supreme
bench pending the convention result
silence makes Justice Hughes y candidate The
erminc should not he dragged INTO the political vcltc
NJ Chicago.
Justice Hughes should speak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
A STANDPAT ULTIMATUM.

THE republicans in their platform tariff plank dr
clare the Underwood law n failure The facts rhul
cngc that assertion lou cant make farmer hcIr,c %
law is u failure under which he s getting more mour,
for HE products than he go before iu his NE So with
tho nhorcr who is getting higher than hc over govt
before of course the European war has seriously NJ
fcctcd the market II international trade Tho farmer
and tho lahorcr may not know what tho Underwood law
would have done under normal conditions Uui the,
know much about u DO tho men who wrclc tho rc
publican platform
Tho truth Is that nobody knows how tho Underwood
law would have fari through normal circumstance
Rut that does not alter the fact that since tho present
customs law has hcrn u effect the rouuir, has pfu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
NJ Mythic al
Interview s
GEORGE W PERKINS.

Come right tIt " .,Iy ,s...
a., '"s'
''' embarrassed though
"h'n "" went IN Blll Refucs and Hu
Finn sat rlnfng ,f nprb ,tt., ,.,,..
the rporp nan u,,.h
VIZ N''''uE ''"
" ''' " h' rounded periods Ei Hiy.
nm ana El'l 1Hr were telling funny
stories
N,,..,...
'''N'I"i' NJ I''hins
'""'"''' io' mlnui" HnI remarked
that the proprietor M ,h. pr,pr,,.,,,.
.ptri, rot. .u...t,.I.p.u A.
.,, p'H
""''5A VARIETY" w" asked. iu..
loving MN up
"uf rIf d.uor,,p,,.,,,. .. ,.,....., ,,......
.y..., '''.'" '""h'
'''''" '''''' personal Gl's-
"""' MI I'fhin.'
"Shnpi
'llo,c sou ever ,has.h, ,nur nam,
was q handicap
what's the msttrr vYtt p.,LI,..a.
be- asked. surprised
on. Perkins liz sII r.r,, .,. ...,.,...,
him I'a m. rr.f r,n p.., ,,,,.,,......
the ir4uIff
.Grurr, Wbslfpri,,-,
That. DO
wen ,.J lt, r..l. ,.....-
th,r, b. , r,.,i I.,i 10,
the nt rr,.ti,,,,, ,.,,.., '', Wv, wv,
isut ln ms own cas-. u, Mann, i,,. t,,,,
,n Irgrir,ti., ro, ~ wv ""hl' ms u''n
NJ II You pr,hnLI, g', ,.,,, n'', :" nuns
pru.urIuus .IUJ u,,,,. ,
ud had rr,j ,u ,I,, ,,..,.... -.
v,ttI ,...y... " WV ''.'.''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

cheerful ouss"' observed +, Iounget.
'uun Pooh ronh
With ihia dvUfHrbtuf, sSvrcs.inn ksy
7 Tinker NJ DAYTON. onto declared 10
NingNhdc guests that tncr. was no,
enough Hud had ur,o. been auffi,ieut
woisiuf" m tho state. NJ upbbona and
Nhtsss Go produce flood that is +, -.
-ncyiHNlH d,sd In. ihc wool blneu.in.
The. bottle. guaranteed under Tho &c, .ot.
.'ngrcss .of June lpus inund,iion
W. Tinker naturally. would he srp,n.
MI NJ any riti'ul Oiicmr, NJ the North
'HnndiRn 10 ffighirn oklahoma Cuy
with IT, HhOtti,c RIGGS IIc Vss through
n real flood tina, IN u,y,on several
wears agu IN fact he sat ~ ton ~ hi.
household. slong With hts wife. children
md tho Tinker dog. Tor something nks
thirty six hours h,fofr policeman srs
nlunt""rs Happened nlong In y tovhost
aud rescued them
Pooh Pooh Pooh he said yu.,
like that Whenever Won wan, IN see
y real flood, come 10 DAYTON after va
have sprinkle The Snrih Canadian
ma, b" able 10 Furnish YOU with q pret.
~ fHit sample ot water. mu, ~ no, /,
real Hood, gentleman. not real flnndi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

Miss Snrnh lIorskoviiI win leave In
fow dnNs for Wcnthcfford whore she
VIII visit her cousin. Miss Tnlic ilcrsko-
witz
The rHncc steam Laundry on First
street II nearing completion and tho
"orkmrn nrc placing the machinery.
\ Sensational case " the rcsul, ~ \
hrl"f filed hN ATTORNEYS from Garfield
count, commissioners who state that &C
cording n the laws " tho territory
there mas. n% been q legally qualified
probate iudg" fnr number of Years
They clnim that II Is an nppoinllvc Of
uuc b, the governor In place Of nu cleo.
two offlr" II Is now hofort the SUI
pr'mc court
Rev s. u purchrr ~ tho Christian
church assisted hy Rev Wilkinson last
ulaht organized congregation uf pis-
,p.'s m capitol IIIl Who vlll erect q
Jp1t thurar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
The Glad
Month

"h'h Rather Adnp Smoio his pnir ~
hrlndlod steers. From my den window
! can see poor old dead and withcrcd
Tree that lightning hit one day; but
Jun" Is drnplng II with vines, and cnch
green tcndrll, ms It twincs. will hide
some small drcny June has the warm.
rryl'ing breath, she hates the sight
ana clill Of death and hides the iumhs
WIN grass Old Winter wounds and
mhlS ANA mars, hut June, she covers
ur IN" scars which come ngnin alas
June says, Forget all thomghts "
d"om Yours are the fragrance aud
th' hlo"m, the roses bIushing red cn
Joy THIS month while II cndurcs. enjoy
Ihr world while II il yours, youll be-
n long time dcad go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Everyday Wisdom
nY nnN MEROLD


uf.t woman. nature "" Who have
.tui,d them and her know The, seem
uui,i d.muic. pacific loyshlr. home
loving. aud mothrrl, nu' the, ate fuil
u. dynamite one" wear they get
heuy hating once year woman hfs
200 shoot up her humr
woman ypu clean house one Vrrk n
iNr .prIrg art b. content iu settle down
rnt live 70 .irpi, snh-f Christian lIfr
iB, remaining nf',.uu' vr'k. uf 'Ns
f,sF
Ir... st, d...mhuVra tho a'iI. Hud
,W ih, closet. She 'urus them Iuah,
.ut lu'u ihr w,iu psr u' ihr hUus,
THEN sr, turn. 80 rho table. and rhsirs
ut ..is dpeu iu rho miiilo NJ M, floor
Ind Jumps up ppt down on Thorn and
.tu,kH 200 mad hrus'Irbulng glrr Then
.r, isrk ihr rug oui from undsr the
mass This wI,rs everything up =
,uud recognition She shrlsks sorns
i.1tr Ila ha ha ha hs hs When tho
lran husband NJ tho Wi'i woman comes
ID, me Of ulgh' hr T. pui tn sleep TN the
upstairs hrii nu u mattress ON ,nr flror
Iir goes io bod with VrifolN records.
.h,,r,,s srfIug hats clothes harg,fs.
A.. iuf, huukt curtain rods and ,hif
'urirr ,ns'urs ilo knows he has MAJ
r,d Nfs lrNll and Nrs lNde
N' sherman has said iinuscylrsuIng
H nvui''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

our university seniors nlso told that only five
PERSONS In 100 IN any direction after their twenty
fifth year The speaker. II IL feared. ha, never
pared the twenty fvcycsr old belt lines with those ~
for'ytwo, mid twcny's flowing locks with the
romping bald spots " later vutngrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Tho. ar" eug,l. before YOU get them.
.u NOu can't Kick il thrl Hrr either dying
a'ouud nr up lu the Hf ail ihc time nft'r
uu get them
We can't Soc ANYTHING 10 Vorr, ah0uj
Nh'u the other fellow luto- his right
''s liut " We happen 80 lmvo u opru
ou our right fod, ~ expect the whole
world 10 NmpethIro with ~
About the tim" she discovers that she
rNrfi'i the wrong man he discovers thu
b" married thytFro woman
There are Nallvofrrs in W,-nmUH,s
n which the wife ,ccs that the innof
man J.. cared FOR. ana the husband ..r,s
mat m" outer woman ia cared Tor
The reason q woman likes in have %
Hrc' clock ou the m,ut"lprcc Is be.
D1uso the clock is always either u half
hpui slow or nm hoyi. and hnlf fast
once upon n time ntih"G got 10 y
th' morning aud started ~ drSs ana
f.dn't hny" 20 pun hnud'E of mother
hair out uf The comb before hr could
use II Ni fnir, tale. begin with once
LIcn.n-timc
When temptation b.. pr,it, aud sharog
70 man may flee IT,. but be- viii nlva,
alor when he gets hfound the corner aud
wait for ~ to catch up with him
one reason why the children haven't
much hth 100 the caster oi that Us forced
"n them IS because tho, notice that
'gh" aud mother always use S,dlltl
powders
The trouble With hayug milton dpl
If' be- thHt YOU ur so bus, irving To-
F'' another million that lou do not set d
'hnuU' tu rujo, ~
'id YOU ever It down and think uf
What twuf chance. uur mother. and
rr1udmothrrs we're mEiug when they
ni'd 10 grow w without the assistance
"i the Mann white Slave Law
man thinks II is great ipke when
i daughter ho.srs him Hut IL is dt,.
''f'n' "h"u h. daughter mother rric.
What doth % profit ~ mpu n get
''U'h Ht might when ht, vito d. going
&" eiv' him good roasting loo the morn
lru'
Father viii argue with mother Tor two
hours hui then nuuouuc, that uuhnd,
hui hlnr ihttcd Ioo' would argue
With WuwHu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Walt MaSOn'S
Prose Poem

I LOVE the balmy month III juno.
when all the Hunlit plain IL strcwn
with handsome growing things
when every birds SO full Of glce II
takes It's perch upon q tree and humps
itself aud sings 'Tis then the world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

seems M its best,
for NJ Dame Na
ttTe's mild hchrst
II sheds It's hoary
years and seems
scarce old enough
tO vote. ms twas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

People in te United States ittc realize the Irritating
effcc, tho presence of American uoups Mexican sr
have on our people" SAWS General Gav'ra We'll we're
rather emperamenal folks ourselves and when Mexican
bandits rush the thu border and XIII Amcr
cans on American SOIL It makes us quite irritable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

m,mn'r of the ohio state ptfdon
luWa vhn lives nt CuclcviI" phiv
,sir.y pretty nsQy. inning with th' w
,at .,,H. about GSeNirlpW who called Nn
boo. rIn when she was taking huih up-
stairs Uc ,cll.h 10 her and said Com.
down '1r minute Y can't" She r--
iU,u. g haven't ANYTHING ON oh. sIp
ur something and come down be- enc
sisted So lust then she 'lippoi 0u
Dk, NJ soap and cam" down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

~ Sycamore Hill tina other night Teddy took the
newspaper reporters into his den and showed them th"
trophies Of his many hunta There were no horns and
hoofs In the collection, though, TO indicate that the
mighty marksman had ever hsggei a political boss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Tho Wise + ooi

The poor We have always with NJ"
the Sage
Yes" agreed the Fool F'opI' VIII
Keep on trying to run nm automobile "n
a trolley car income
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

While Paw, what is meant by inside
Jnformntlnn7
raw Thnts something that u Surgeon
has nftcr he gets through with man
w. tho operating room my son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Nha<rogressivo conventions meeting place might bet
hrb0Called<0 a 1Auditorium
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Chill lake winds cold rains and furries Of snow have
marked the Chicago convention. St Louis will have dr.
ercnt weather appointments for the democratic convcn
ton there will be mid June f1urries in 81 Louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Following the Waite case that Of the Texas youth held
for numbering his wfos parents should Impress the
modern young the fact that she should be rather
careful In selecting her father and mothers soninaw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

lfuloosevclt stnson that republican platform he WIZ
his hobnal boots for pussyfoot mocca
sins.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

think II Us time some ono sat
ON cgoiistc Mr. Mix
Hts head Is swcllcd. and vet, the mt
lie wears lg only No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

gha progressive platform soemnly Informs ns thH,
srounry be worth living In must be worth dying for
A,Inan must plenty OF leisure to evolve sentence
ike that; in fact he must he n bromidler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Anyhow,you can't-can the North Broadway improve
enentsAmovie pictura
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Tho graduating class at Oklahoma University was
told that "n democracy cannot live without George
Washington. or 'Perkinsf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Qne 6utnre Is all right. Indeed. with watermelon
Yrmnised nextweek. the future Is in tho pink
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
LINES WORTH REMEMBERING.
Each succeeding day Is the scholar of that
which preceded.-PUBIlUS SIRUS.

Though mot n favorte son. Uncle Joe Cannon Is IA
tontc-gun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Wu'f'

Tho cowboy was gro"n galooi
The girl was oa aud hard nnd "hrowd.
He met breach of promise suit
Aud said Here's where gc, lhaHu"d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Copyright. 1910


An Epltaph.
IT. simply wouldn't out out smoking,
Thnts why Wc planted dear old Bllli
He sudden end WA quite provoking.
But he worked IN a powder mill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
QUO ~

They make lot Of fuss over Mob
err day every wear" gtoWled MIR Gnbh
I'm going 10 pick out dat" and see
" vc can't observe FatherF dnN .r
why not select NprIl go asked Me
Glhh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
TEN YEARS AGO

lnu'- $ Tvy'ord of Topeka kan. IL
arre arranging for loratou a. an pf-
tornc' Nc was formerly cit, attorney Of
that city
Mrs Gus Elbow paugi,cn r dclightful
aIrprl-" Wodur-dn, b, party ~ friends
Nho treated her. 10 u house HArmine
fp her new HON" on West SIXTEENTH
so'er
Mr. " T. uoYnr asd son Master
Howard VIII l'a'" SUNDAY for san An-
tome" T'Nns
Attorney ] " Everest and family
WI leave lhs morning I'm their automn-
bile on e tfln 10 friends in Kansas. they
win travel about loo miles q day
VI 10 vaught formcrl, supcrinrer
dent ~ the pitv schools hss decided 20
engage IN N, practice of law and ha,
formed partnership Witbl John Du-
Mfls and calhoun. with offices N
10" Baltimore building
TN" hoard NJ trustees of the Nlltnrs
R.adcm, have arranged "a, establish a
college "N'lusNcl, fnr ritls aud hnvs
secured IN George e. Jones 10 tAk,
charge of IL
WhN H t 'hrt the telephone opcfa.
tors uf" ,ll women Mrs Thomas asked
her husband
Wen. answered ~ Thom,F Tho
manager Of a." telephone exchange ~,
aware that mo- class " people wofiS .o.
faithfully ns those who nf, 300 Inyc with
their ioh aud the, know that women
Nould love th'il work ~ the switch.
board
What Is the work ~ telephone oper.
Hi"r Ms Thomas further Inquired
Talking answered NJ Thomas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

Mrs skinner Kerr lives Mt WirchcsDcr
~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
N othlng DolnG.


VIII II Dull ot Portland. Ind, want
10 entertain the club some night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

There are rny. one skunk farms u
Kansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
. ,1'Dits Of &,Dy ,s>y, Play
2 = e ~ m iUrf upum
Ye,. eut Whaddy NJ Mennl

Yes, But Whaddy Va Mean
AFTER President NJ G. Mnntcrnach
thought that the hanquctcrs had enjoy ed
th,msclycs enough, he called Tor order
and Immediately introduced the Rev rrr-
Wy j.. Thomas.
Oh JOY,
We hre going 10 have n little music II
th, club this summer Marion organ
l'lll Iilc and Mhry Horn, all ufR llming.
lon, onto, havc been made members.
More Trouble
hoc b"o corrccls Iukc's statement
mat mo- hnlmul hsa more than Oyr toes
ON on" foot Doe Dee has located tom
cat ni tho Avery hotel. Nuod's Hoe,
Mass That has six toes on each foot
No. We Didn't
lc"f Luke Dld you know that q \
orr NJ Norfolk. Va. pnrndcd on Mo
morlm day J. g. II
Nothing DonG.
VIII u Dun NJ Portland. Ind. wants
10 entertain the club some night
Things to Worry About
There oro nfry one skunk farms u
Kansas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-26
THE REGISTRATION Law.

Eyer since the legislature enacted
the registration Law the Republicans
and Socialists have been busy trying
70 prejudice members of the Demo
cratic party against IT, hoping. no
doubt, to 80 far ALLEVIATE them from
their party that they win refuse to
register at all Meanwhile hey are
making strenuous efforts to get every
member of their parties registered as
early as possible. II Is now UP 10 the
Democrats 10 DO likewise and see to
il that every Democrat rs registered
and thus enabled 40 cast his ballot
when the time comes.
The law bars no voter who is a le-
gaIly qualified eIector at this time,
only It vii compel every man TO vote
in the primary Tor the party which he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-26

Lglzz = FizkEzn's Fexstz55e Ccz-
paCz1 zzd told ~ Ezs5zzd zhgut IL 7
szic I krcTU EctEirg VII be, r-e trzr
WI try TIA / foEzd rnJs,s.f i.zr-s4-
l1g fFDaa TIE very frat bctta@. ard II trzo
weeks tir-.e ] Vas ale % 81 coEu zr5
ezt hearty hrezxfzst with ~ k-s-
bard zT'1i'-.1 I kz1 ro- 1crs FIR tEro yeas.
III Eoz n the best of hezlth sri
Cd nes have TIE op@rzti9n- = - Mrs..
yoErg A EozzIg. ~ E1zzEizg Ave-z=-
Ast1fiz, ~. 7.
Every czs dresds the s1-zeor'z = Epsss
z1c t1s oEerzr1X table soreti7ses
E.ot1lzg e.se El- do h1f mary t.-nes
cOcto,s say tley are neressz-y VIZ
tEsy are noE Letter sfrer letter con-es
70 TIE PIrkhsrn Lzhrrztory. te eElfrx ke..g
operztiors were zdTised ard were ro-
perforrae1; or, If performed. Id 20 1ood.
hzt Iy1ls r PInxhzrn's VegetstIe Cor
po1zdTzs 1sed ard god heath follozed
If ron want advice write to
Lydia f. Pinkbam Medicine Co.
tconhdentiais Lynn, Mass.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-26
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: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. .
+ Compiled BY tie tgady County >
: Abstract Company, Tye build :
: ing. North Fourth street 4.

County Sheriff to A. Petrach. lot Il,
block Il. Chickasha, s0l0.
Mary J. williamson TO L. L. Laws.
SCI sw4 ne4; e. sci nwf; nwf SET
nei; NJ sci; NJ sw4 SEA y-5-5; sI5I4.
Liza Gipson to George Small, 81
SCI; s2 sw4 22-l0-5: nw4 nE4 l7-5-7.
with approval Of county court. $500.
F. B. Cochran 70 A c. Baum. Is
feet lot 3. Is II lot 2. block 2ss
Chix. 1875.
Frank Keno to @. r. Phillips. e.
nef Y; 50 se4 SET 1-5-s. 81.
". ". Haynes 10 J. C. 5. Haynes,
lot 9, block PSI, Chickasha. slC9.
7. J. Padgett to J. 0. Parter. lot "a,
Is. block s.. Rush Springs. Ss75.
Mamie Odom to Fannie Fryrear.
lot 50. block 35. Tuttle S4.5.
chas. H. Roady 70 James Taylor.
Sc 4 24-s. 5000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-26
The ACHES OF HOUSE CLEANING

THE ACHES or HOUSE CLEANING
The pain and soreness caused b.
bruises. ogerexertion and straiuing
during house cleaning time are sooth-
ed away BIZ sloan's Llniment No need
to suffer this agony. Just apply
Sloan's Liniment to the sore spots. rub
only q little Ina short time the pain
leaves, you rest comfortably aad Ell
.oy a refreshing sleep. One gratef~I
user writes. sloaa's Linimeut is
worth its weight "a gold Keep a
tottle on hand. nse il against all
Soreness. Neuralgia and Bruises.
Kills pain. 90 az your Drsggist,Ady.
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