davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29

have created tariff commission in
tended to substitute public for private
influences, facts for theories and pre-
tensions, Ill all future legislation with
regard to duties and restrictions on
imports. They have made provision
1of the immediate and systematic de-
Velopmcnt of our carrying trade on the
sea. They have at last supplied the
means by which the nation NAV be
pound together, materially and spr
itually, by a network of good roads
upon which both commodities and svm-
patnles may move freely from COM
munlty to community. They have put
tne farmer upon footing of perfect
equality with business men and men
OF all other callings in respect of his
access 10 commercial credit; have piac-
ed great bureau of the government
az his service in seeking and finding
his best markets.; have protected him
by me establishment Of definite stand
ards IN the sale Of his products, ana
have put the scientific knowledge of
the world at his disposal by practical
demonstration at the expense of the
government upon the farms them
selves. They have emancipated the
laborers of the country from the I'M
justified restraints which the courts
had put upon them by mistaken appli-
cations of old law to new circum-
stances and conditions. They have
released the children of the country in
large part from hurtful labor; have
sought to safeguard the lives md the
health Of our laborers in dangerous
Occupations; and have put agencies of
the government itself az the service
OF those who seek employment. And
most Of these things have been done
within the brief limits of a single
administration.
And still the great work is not fin
lshed. 1t can never be rounded off
and concluded so long as circumstan-
ces change and the fortunes and re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29

And our motto must be AGO.
OPERATION" the union, not the hos
tile rivalry, of the forces of society
within the nation and within the fam
lily of nations. The interests of man
KIND can never again be served by ag-
gression; the interest of no nation or
group OF nations can ever again be
served by aggression. The contests of
jealousy are as bitter and as danger
Gus as the contests of arms. The world
must henceforth seek the means of &C
commodation, not the means of arrest
ing quarrels merely. The nation we
love and serve must be among the
first and foremost of those that rise
to the new ideals with spirit and
well directed force. Our own re-
forms, our own actions in the interest
OF justice and humanity must be the
earnest of our spirit and purpose in
the affairs of the world outside our
own borders.
Such is the prospect, is the pro-
gram, my fellow-citizens, to which we
look forward. to which it is our pur-
pose to move forward with enthus-
iasm and irresistible ardor We will
not pause in the midst of our task.
We know that we stand at one of
the most critical junctures in the his
tory of the world, when all hopes hang
in the balance. We will suffer no man,
no body of men, through timidity or
fear or jealousy, to delay or hinder or
embarrass us. Reaction can have no
place of tolerance amongst us when
all the world waits upon those who
plan justice and progress. | sum-
mon you, not only to sustain, but to
swell the hosts that have their faces
now set towards the light, their eyes
lifted to the horizons where the dawn
of a new age begins to brighten; and
| summon you with confidence, with
a certain expectation of the part Am
erica her great people are to play
when the dawn broadens into day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29

London learns a German warship
stopped Norwegian mai steamer
which left Bergcs Monday for New
castle. This is the first action of me
kind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29

The belief that Arthur RafferI,
youthful hunter, deliberately took his
own life after he had shot himself
accidentally was expressed when his
body was found near Ashland, Me.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29

Decree of Gen. Carranza'S ordering
the payment of all taxes in gold has
been received at chihuahua City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29
| Accordion Plated Dresses

Should be sent to Frank Dietrich's
Clothing Hospital to be re-plated;
also any other ladies' or gents cloth
ing that need cleaning, pressing or
altering. We also put new Innings
in coats and do ali general repair
work on clothing
Phone 1926 Over Lcwine's Quality
Shop, 2201a Main st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29

The steamer Framfield 2,510 tors
has been sunk, Lloyds shippins
agency announces
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-29

The Danish steamer IIebc. of 10
tons gross, has been sunk.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
Saainianpalpclmtiia ia JAR.
tansbetfiG.


guft iuumntoino @oteiicloisia Ill
$50 All. ia flo 3 ip.
SsyrortpocoisIo ariSt. gi,oriioieur,
@oiton o%bjelmoiiibla firfon boalisi,
emf fuununtoino flo 7,3O illalln.
Sadruooio s. Eapola pitGG iaor
ran buorlcnno, perjantaina Sroi
@elti8fd r%..ieuron taIollo flo 7,30 iii
Gartaasbctfi Scr, Miotti aon
fadr. tdtosia Neiuport ~lufeeiillo emf
iorstairta t. +. 20 b. fIo'7,30 III.
Snntpnpt ia tasteful.
eSrontpoooiSia: Guglist ia emilio
sVubtelttnin poifo, &eino &rstaa i'm
t1uht tamil. 90 b. foSt. belmif. 20 y
&nolli,t ia boi,oattu.
@oporo ia Sbn Snloii tpt1r gil.
I've tuolt San 9iiSfirfislG @is., bel,
nit. l6 b. "a ipitorofoiioen ijGsiG ia
bauoqttin Sroniuoooisia belmif. 81 y.
8alfrio 8. 8iIer,
%etf 47t.@. 6t0 6. 9pcr ct.
Sromuooo, Micb.
&auiallisicnrafnnnan onlpcIll-
teurdu totoufleSio mime torStoino
gRts ia Rr. Slpari 9iemen Ilioro
Nuroron luteeiiuo oil oionottojia Ia.
les. 60 betfeG, Malta ia miebiG. 81
laIf,uSesid pitt piibeen iaarnoaja s,
rPoIG ia loulettin beneeIliiiG ldiilu-
il &dfitb0aineita jaettiin runioosti.
&idtoia tqbmip0podsta fertpi $3.50.
&iifo8 Nrs. ia Mr. NiemeIle ubrouf
iesta ia polfpelufiesto, iomoin FUN
fsttiIe ofanottaiinefinl Seuroaipo
fbfou8 %ptoetGGn emf torstoino mad
List. 2b. Wrs. ia Mr. anbrew @asiin
fdIo8fa &urooron Inf. flo 100 illoIIa.
t5tnne menuGGn tnos i~iureIlo joiifol-
rdi
=. W. 2eppGlG, paifoIIinen BGi-
%igdieboeu e6ustoia @ogebic fointisio
ijdIdii mnduontoino 9nlutbista, mis-
III bGu oil ottamosio pino BGim1leb.
hen dfeman ioboosto pioettpibin TO
fqrtfitr E~p0p1eston f~estuuocsio
brbierretoen retteI0ioen tafio OIL Icb-
ben tulo fesfeptpnpt toistoiiefii. +.
EdlouoeIIiien oboinfotiIan totio OF,
BdipGleboeu upfpincn jobtofunto fiit-
fituut ofotfeenomistojoin t~ofouficn
t}Iciodn tltlrn 6 p. Ssbpemingiin.
xGsio tofoufiesio tilce IopulIiicsti
BotFittpiuoffi ia pddtettdipGfii iiita,
ibsfo npfpifet oioftcenomistoiut moi.
J Z. -.
i66t dtfoa Ieboen jiIfoiiemista. Sii.
nd tobauFesid, jos tarna fOtOiis fut-
foo Ell fpoiiuania iaifao IebOen iuIfui-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
I~ronwoodin jaymparist0ns
. uutiSia.


'cllistd, tilcc liite oston foi,tto iiir.
tDlno1n mloclle iuomolaiSten pcr,ts.
tontalle pbtiolle Sofa 10 iiIt1 morol
ia on pernstcttu $50,000.0O pddo.
'niolld. SGmG nl,ii pbtio tuIec toi.
mimoonl main lima t~opontlesio. Jos
SoipoIeboen nbfpiict onlistoiot ciIpGt
fDfene 4cbteG pelostomaon fen npfpi-
iestd tuIouoelliieSto uboinfotiIostc.
e%Gimalebben ilneStpmincit ci ole
us miSl1Gn topoufieSio lofonnut
muiitu finn moinittuln ~fofoufieen
%iaaffa. gtpfpiiet Y~Giip9leboen tiloo-
iot eiruGt mposf11n ti,le mislGGn ia
paufiesio fGriin1Gn oinceIlisto no
binfod tiloufiiin nGboen, ellei oteto
lllfiutn tdt1 filtiolliSto mGlipGGtG LED
ocil ilmestpiniiesiG. Z. SO. 2eppdla.
Snlntaan fofii i,,ornoloisto
poifoa motfitStomoon. SppG polffo
ia mielliincn tbs. S1ptpp ola iuilfas-
luontoiiio. apipfGG 1891 So, 9ti,-
roro Ct, Sobn 81. Sorm. @er.
&alciualam pdiiuGG jubliiuot g
r%onpoooin ilomoloiiet emf iunnun-
toino t. t. 81 p. iltono 8olo roittiiis-
icuran buoneustollo. Objelmo tllIec
olenoon ormofoS ia moitipilolinen.
&ebotetoan foiffio fonioloiiio otto-
maon oiaa tGbGn muinoSilomnlaiS-
ten nntiStop6iipGn miettoon. Obielmo
olfoo flo s iu. =
9abfaGpG SSusien & Srier'in
postopGdtG @efolon itoorio, FUN ba-
luatte ioaoa .mofem1G ia puboasta
mnitoa ia ferntoo, IopoGtte niit1 fits.
teisid pulloisio.
Sigblano Sanitorp Ooirp. Sobn
@. Self, omistoio
- aaniallisienrafnnnan miesbett.
ia oiafii naiiiofin pbpoetGGn
iaapiimoon tGnGGn, torStoino iItopGi-
IpGll1 ia Italia firfon boolio peie-
mGGn. Ne, .iotfo omot popuorollo
loopuipot iItGpGim1lld flo 3 ia pGimG-
Iulioron miebet Italia flo 8. Suofao
tormittoiuot tDopGlineet mufono. gee,
micbistG, jotfo ottiipot eiiliinot pes
mime ferrolIo, pppoetGGn ne
tuomoon firfon booliin Iouontoifii.
- aafii lebmGG mDptGiuana. &of-
II iposto poifinutta IebmdG, @uerniep
ia SoIitcin 9 Seller moiiffoo. / tpo-
bemenen.
S. 6. 5Iano9on, SurIep.
- Ge innret lipeStala inalliiet 0.
luot iiis, futon i%ofainen tietpsti muis.
tao, emf Garontainn aonioIIisieuraf.
boofiTIo flo 5Ita ip. ITO S:oar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
MICH.
Valokuvaustyota kaikesta lajista
Auk joka paiva klo Sc.
Tmpitms.

Teripe, 1900 poiinao painaipo
ruuilo beponeiL 6 miooen iponbo.
MppoGGn boIfpallo npt beti. &aupos-
ia Toapi iopia Sobn @Iaien fansia
Sronipoooisia, aurora Iitfeeiina no.
157, eli g8ili Meinin fansia Srontpoo-
bin WobioispuoIelIo furmiIlu, iosia
betuonet on n~GbtGtpGnG. J..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24

I'd beImif. 81 b. flo $50 pdip6II1
%iaarnna tolpoto0ri s. Sapolo.
@esicmerin ieurafunnan ompelil-
ieilran fofous on emf torstaina Ger.
s. 2obtalan liona.
g. @uori,
Bubelin Sronpoooisia, 662.
Ycsfemerin ompeIuicuran to.
ions on tGnG iltana Mrs. s. Scotia
Ion iaona ia iamasia tilaiiuuoesin OH
bartauSielirot. g. @uori.
= 9nn tariuitiette fuipia tai tho.
reita bolfoia, min iaatte niitd bal.
malta, Jos nimitt6in otattc iiommasia
mGardsf6.
Sobn O. SeIIi,
Sci. 552.S a. eli 277.M.
= &iitos. OllGtps oil mime fesfi-
miiffo-iltana post. g. @uoren ailtn.
nolla, fin 0esiemeristG folmiiomtu
iaielct oliiuat taballaan c%rcbtpneet,
torStaina pitt tulla laiilunbarjotuf.
iiin, mutta ti,limatfin 10 fesfipiiffo.
%iltana. Eoiiiafin pstGpiG laapni ia.
moan aifaan, iGif1ptt6en talon emGn.
nan, illnottaen ettG oipat tulleet Mrs.
Bnoren ipntpmGpGiipGnG toipotta-
moan onnea. Hubeita pitiipGt ollie
firioittaneet ia SIR. $. Tapola ia Scr.
.. Sippola pitt plibeen ielittGen to-
mGn ronbattomuiioen teon olefpan
p~stGpppocn oiotusta, antaen iamqlIa
~raboIabion Mrs. @uoreIle ipntpmG.
pGiuGn ~uniistofii IauluicuraIta.
SetG tnlollanne, cttG I~obiallannc
olette olottanilt onlaiticntatonta pstG.
mppttG mcille, mllilta enlme moi mos.
ta%labjafii teilIA Inn noprimmGt fiji
tofiemme pppodmme tcille pStGn1t
louluo!
Griifa ia s.. @uori.
= &rist. Nnuriioienra 9oiton
pnoii- ia objelmaillbla nietetGGn en-
il l%unnuntaina &aniallisi eurafnnnan
firfon boolilla flo 100 ilIalla. Sb.
ietnao OIL runiaasti ia loprlfii tario-
tann fobmio leimosten fonsio. Sui
foo muoret ia wonhot!
= Snprcita mnnia ustctaun. OF
'afaopo maompiIjelijGt Srompoooin
mpGtist0llG buomiocnnc ia tuofoo
uorcitn mitiio Motti Siffolon fab.
milaan.
- &onlalaiiet!s YppoGn ilmoittoo
teille, ettG olen ottanut fauppa.pnl.
meliion toimen pnstaan 8illiom
MGen omistamasia "Sbc Iobcl"
@oote ia iolfinefaupasia, Sronipoo-
oiSla. iosia toimeSla pppbGn lttlfelitiio
fonialoisteni pst1mGlliieen iiioiioon.
DStGpppSelIG,
|C0 Siolmar @iippo.
= Sirjaltaja 81. u. &ettnncm, Of.
Int tpoSiG OuIiitbiSio, ,YGiwGlebben
firlopoinoSio, iaoplii fDlGilcm1Gn
poiffafunnollemme mime moonontoi-
no.
&m. Gnsbolt, iollo III ollut
porturinliife ipoltafooullo, maStapGG-
ia 8efo(on moatetusfaippaa, uieom-
pio lpuoiio, fi,oli mime l%lnnuntai-
no boliualtieen, ionfo ban ioi jofrl al
ia tofaperin. Saltoits tapobtint ia.
nGGn.
= &anpanfimne werotusfomitcul-
la oil miimeinen foforis tGlle mirfa-
%foii6eIle, ia lielI1 mponnettiin nero.
ipopous faifille fopbille, lesfillc ia
%iponboiIle, iotfa eiipGt moi merooan
mafiao. &omiteaon fuiluu fanlal.
Sobn Seti,lo, Clemens, Servings ia
MulIer.
= &irfonmenot pi6etGGn g. Taa-
walin firfoSio emf ppbGnG t. t. 81 p.
flo RlO ap.
Wor,trealisia, Micb., iItapdipGrlG
flo 2:Ito raittiustoIoIlo.
Sron 8eltisid ilIolIo flo 7;ltG
!Sortnusbetfi firfoSio. 2opnsio ici,-
r%ofiinnon muoiifofonS.
Sllfoo finilemoon ia fGtfemGGn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
ChickGSho Should Respond to
Call of Captain of College

q W. Austin has demonstrated that
he is a capable captain Of the educa-
tional ship which bears the name,
Oklahoma College for Women. I'm
der his command the vessel has been
steadily pushing forward In other
words, dropping all figurativc Ian
guage, Mr. Austin has been delivering
the goods. "The proof OF the pudding
is in the eating" and the proof Of
President Austin's efficiency is in the
splendid results he has produced All
know how the institution has grown
under his management
The fact Of the matter is that Mr.
Austin knows his business, He is not
only an educator but also an execu-
tive-a business man, II YOU please.
who puts business methods into the
handling Of the many problems that
confront him as the manager Of an
educational Institution. Every man
specializes in matters pertaining to
his own business and hence knows
what II takes to make it success bet
ter than the man engaged IN any other
line Of business can know Mr. Aus
tins specially is that Of college
manager and we have every reason to
believe that he is an expert IN his
line.
AS citizens Of Chickasha, all Of US
arc vitally interested in the progress
Of the college. we are beginning to
learn what it means to the town In
business way and what its possibili-
Ties are. 1t requires no argument to
convince anybody concerning the ben
efits that will accrue to Chickasha
when this institution shall have en-
rolled a thousand or more. students.
Now Mr.. Austin, as the captain Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

! the college and the leader IN the cam.
paign for its development, knows how
to go about the achievement Of the
objects at which he aims. He knows
more about this than any Of the rest
Of us and when he issues a call for. ac-
tion II is up to us to respond Al the
present time he is asking the citizens
Of Chickasha for funds with which to
conduct an advertising campaign this
summer. AS a business man, Mr.. Aus
tin knows that publicity is an ALSO
lutte essential at all times for the de-
velopment OF such an institution and
he proposes to spend about $500 for
that purpose or about the same
amount that was spent last summer
That our people will respond cheerful
ly to his call we feel certain. Since
he came here Mr.. Austin has spent
his own money freely for this pur-
pose, probably contributing ten times
as much to the advertising fund as
any other individual in the town, and
it would seem that the citizens should
moi permit him to outdo them in lib
erality for such cause
President Austin believes the adj.
yertising which he is now launching
viii accomplish more good for the
school than any that has ever before
been done, With the legislature meet
ing next winteraand the request that
viii be made for appropriations for
additional buildings, unquestionahly i'll
is a time for us to let the college
light shine as brilliantly as possible.
No time should be lost in passing the
hat and every citizen should come
across promptly with his share Of the
needed funds c"Capts Austin has
called and our duty is plain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
cHlcKAsHA IS LOSER.

Good men make a good town
When we say good" men, we mean
all that the term implies, not merely
"goodygoody, but upright, virile cour
ageous, useful men who perform all
the obligations incumbent upon them
as members of society
Of such character is d man whom
we are soon to lose from Uhickasha
by reason OF the resignation of Rev
G. LYLE Smith as pastor Of the First
Christian church We do not belong
to Bro Smiths denomination, in fact
our own views relative to religious
matters are radically different from
those held BY him, but We feel that we
are part Of his flock and we believe
this feeling is shared by large num-
Der Or our people many Of whom own
no ecclesiastical allegiance except to
the big church"
Measured BY every standard. Bro.
Smith is man among men as well as
Ia minister Of the gospel who labors
faithfully and effectively for the
cause to which his life is dedicated.
AS a preacher he is broad-minded,
clear-eut in his thinking, forceful and
polished in form of address, and his
sermons embody the fruits of ripe
scholarship, at the same time reflect
ing the experience Of a man who wise
N evaluates life issues and problems
Widely read in the realms Of history.
theology. philosophy aud pure lirera-
ure. Bro. Smith is a preacher Of 10.
day. progressive and practical in deal
ing with ali questions that confront a
ministern Far from being narrowly
sectariah, he possesses the spirit OF
charity end tolerauon which marks
the man who thinks deeply, and his
range Of sympathies is inclusive Of an
classes Of humanity.
transformations. devoid OF bigotry
and conceit. never playing to the gal
leries. Bro Smith breaches a whole
some gospel aud through his strong
and kindly personality exercises an in
nuence that Is helpful to an with
whom. he comes in contact. Chieka-
sha win lose a cousecrated minister.
"a splendid citizen and potent agent
in the promotion Of an things that per
iain to the uplift Of the community
Mhaa La leaves us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs.
++++s+44 a.

Ravine Rhymster Grows Worse.
oh, Gentle June, ! like your showers
And just adore your pretty flowers,
But best Of all the things you bring
Your winsome brides | blithely sing,
Always it ia the other fellow who is
a reckless driver
Better notify the next carnival com
pany that it must bring along color
line.
81 Simp saws he notices that the
louder il thunders the moro noise it
makes
Aud occasionally yod will find wo-
man who doesn't raise sand over her
husband chewing tobacco
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
BOWEL COMPLAINTS in INDIA.

N lecture at one Of the Des
Moines, Iowa. churches a missionary
from India told Of going into the inte-
rior of India, where he was taken sick,
that he had bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
with him and believed that it saved
his life. This remedy is used success
fully in India both as preventative
and cure for cholera. You may know
from this that ii can be depended up
on for the milder forms OF bowel com
plant that occur in this country OBJ
tainable eyerywhere.-Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
TO The PUBLIC.

4 have been using chamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past
SIX months, and It affords me pleasure
to say 4 have never used remedy
that did me so mueh good Mrs c..
= Riley lllion. n y. chamberlam's
Tablets are obtainahle everywhere
ADV. dGw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
ST. PAuL's WEARS SON
wEDs NEW ORLEANS CT
BY United Press.

- |AANNA ANH1Nft
New Orleans, la, June 6,--The
marriage Of Miss Mary Savage Cleye-
land, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Bennett cleveland, Of New Orleans.
La totM Mr. Enos Throop Geer the
eldest son o. The Rev Dr. William
Montague Geer, vicar Of st. Pauls
chapel, TRINITY parish New York City.
viii be celebrated at cmsst church
cathedral here today
The service viii be conducted by
the Rev. Or. Geer and the Rev Dr
William Alexander Barr. dean Of the
cathedral Bishop Sessums. Of Loui-
siana, As expected to pronounce the
benediction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

Will somebody please break the
news gently TO W w Hollister that
Myron Humphrey was seated as a del
egate at Chicago and the Harrisites
came out second best? Take bottle
of smelling salts with YOU
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
Proved His Ability.

Junior Partner-"I see you have en-
gagged new man. Is he. good sales
man?" Senior Partner-"Good sales
man? Great snakesl had to send
for the police to prevent him FROM
talking me into taking him into part
nership."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

Al the present moment we are un-
able to state definitely whether both
the British and the Germans won the
big naval battle 1t is possible traI
both are lieing about it,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

IN card to the Packagetter M r,
Courtney hits back, saying, u notice
the Inference in your paper that
a bath was all needed. Net wishing
to be personal, will simply state that
there are others
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
Opening Of the Fishing Season.

Opening Of the Fishing Season.
A gentleman was strolling across a
large estate when he came upon a
man fishing.
What sort of fish do you catch
here" he asked
Mostly trout replied the man.
How many have you caught
About 70 or II, sir"
@What is about the heaviest yoe
caught2' continued the questioner.
wen, don't know the weight, but
the water sank two or three feet when
pulled 1t out. ~ From the Pittsburgh
Telegraph
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

we want Bro. Courtney 90 under
stand that We resent his lnsinuation
We take one regularly nearly every
Saturday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

Another good way for Chlck4sha to
get into the limesght is to advance
the clock Who win second the mo-
ton to save daylight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

Mistress What do we need for din
ner?
Servant Sure, maam, and I've
tripped over the rug an we need a
new set of dishes From the Phila-
delphia Ledger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

Naturally little argument resulted
when a chickasha woman put It up 70
her husband to pay Tor his own birth,
day presants o iaU
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
a STOLEN SMILE FER TN
Times the Same

Times the Same.
= read the other day that hair cut
ting was once a crime in France
1T still is in some places the way
il is done. From the Baltimore
American
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06
Get Acquainted
With a Bank
Account

A Bank Account with us is one Of the
best friends you can have. 1t costs you
nothing to open it. We give you good
service courteous treatment sympa-
thetic attention to your banking needs.
With the strength Of corporation we
combine the humanity of an individu-
al. Call and see us. Our latch-string is
always.out for the new depositor, whether
he be great or small.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

But the noise in Chicago will be
considerably louder II the Moose and
the elephant get into scrap
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-06

wANTEO-0ean cotton rags At rns
Express offic0
The Delta independent., 1916-01-28

high school with an interesting and in
structive address on the evolution of
law. We appreciate these visits and
addresses very much and hope they
may be more frequent in the future.
The Senior pennant has arrived and
has been put up in the assembly hall.
1t is very pretty pennant of gold and
red, the Senior colors. Each pennant
adds to the beauty and attractiveness
of the assembly hall, and we hope,
soon, to see the Sophmore and Fresh
man pennants up.
Mrs. Henderson, entertained the
gentlemen of the faculty at dinner
Wednesday evening, January 10. The
occasion was in honor of Mr.. Hender-
shots birthday. Those present report
most pleasant time.