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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-05
MUSTEROLE-QUICK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
II Soothes and Relieves Ike q
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn cr Sting

lusterole is a clean, white ointment.
made with the Oh 81 mustard. Ii does all
tie work of the 0ld-iashioned mustard
p.asier-dces i better and does not bis
ter You 90 not have 70 bother with a
clo.h. lo- simply rub It on-and usually
the pain IS gone
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
oie and recommend il 10 their patients.
They win gladly ten you what relief Il
gives from sore threat, bronchitis, Group,
san neck, asthma, neuralgia. congestion.
pierrisy. rheumatism, lumbago. pains
and aches Of the back or joints. sprains.
sore muscles. bruises. chiibiains. frosted
ieet colds of the chest lit often pre-
yert uneumonial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-05

MAN GETS
AW ARDS
Slogan Of Oklahoma Poultry Raissrs IS
S5O0,OO0 ?roi1els for Each County
and will Seek Appropriation

II Flushed with the success 0f many
victories Tor bis nock at the annual
meeting Of the Oklahoma State Poul-
\ try association w II Cattean. retir-
ing president Of the association. ac.
comFaHiea hy Mrs. Caitersil return
Cd from the show At Okmuigee last
night Fe was president during the
year 1916 and as a president ot the
association cannot succeed himself be
was not a candidate for reelection.
At the convention and poultry show
the Chickasha man carried off the fol
lowing honors.
Single comb Black Minorcas. first
On cock firs, and third on cockerel,
first second. third and fourth on hen,
first second fourth and fifth on pullet
and first on pen.
Single comb White Minoroas. first.
second and third on cock. first. third
and fourth on cockerell. and silver cup
for best White Minorcas IN show.
His entries furthermore Won several
other specials such as silver medals
and ribbons.
Cordial Reception
THE Okmulgee Chamber of Com.
merce and Poultry association showed
rs royal time. said Mr.. Catterall on
his return. "The convention had the
largest attendance since its birth and
harmony prevailed throughout its ses-
sions There were grand scenes dur.
ing the installation Of officers. A.P.|
Poyell Of Crescent, Okla. was elected
president and Fred Atherton of Nc
Combs and c. F. schults were re-
elected secretary and treasurer.
Here is an outline OF bin to be pre-
sented TO the legislature at its present
session: We shat! ask that body to
appropriate for each school house $40
for fall poultry and egg show each
February; $3.50 for each county show
and $1,000 for our state show each
year sixty per cent Of these appropri-
ations to 90 to the boys and girls clubs
for poultry
Recent Big Growth
III IS simply remarkable the pro-
gress which Oklahoma has made in
poultry raising in the past five years
continued Mr. Catterall we have
as good birds as can be found in the |
United States. And the products are
increasing at a wonderful rate. Sew
eral years ago Muskogee imported sew
eral hundred thousand dollars worth (
of poultry products from the outside
for consumption in Oklahoma. Now
the same people are shipping out TO
other states the same amount Of poul.
try raised in Oklahoma.
The quality Of the birds is being
greatly improved and il would be hard
for any state to make a better show
ing.
S5oo,ooo to the County.
Our slogan win be a grand one il
II brings the desired result Of 100000
annual products for every county in
the state. Missouri last year raised
S5S.oooooo worth Of poultry products
They have big appropriation.
The judges at the show were men
81 national reputation T e. Quisen.
berry of Kansas City and Tom Woods
Of Fayette, Mo. They commented on
The quality OF our birds and declared
them 70 be as good as they had seen
n state Of the union.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-05

his next move viii be, with the posi-.
bic exception OF Col House. his con-
fidential friend and adviser. The only
thing that Is definitely known is that
the president feels that the door Of
peace remains open.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-05
WILSON'S
PLANS KEPT
A SECRET
Has Not Abandoned Peace Move But H, S
Taken No One Into His Confidence
Save Col. House
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington. Jan with the door
Of peace believed to be swinging on
uncertainty. deep annoyance was ex.
pressed today in official circles here
over What is regarded as Teutonic pro
paganda designed TO influence this
governments next move.
During the last three DAYS much has
been said about what the United
States government proposes TO do
next President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing have said nothing about it
and are still acting secretly.
The president has told no one what
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-05
sloua's Lluiment FOR stiff Joints
Everybody come.

Rheumatic pains and aches get into
the points and muscles. making every
movement torture. Relieve your iti-
fering with Slona's Liniment; it quick
ly penetrates without rubbing. and
soothes and warns your sore muscles.
The congested blood is stimulated to
action; a single application will drive
out the pain. slonas Liniment is
clean, convenient and quickly effec-
tive. it does not stain the skin or clog
the pores. Get bottle To-Day at your
Druggist, 25c. d-w-1-mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-05
WERE THEY RIDING
ON THE Hoe7

> BY United Press.
: Dallas, Tex. Jan. Mem
1. bers Of Battery A. Texas Ma
; tional Guard are telling how.
= when their motor truck recent
+ ~ ran out Of cylinder oil. while
: they were carrying supplies
! from a ranch to Fort Ringgold.
+ they fried out a ham they had
: on board, oiled the engine with
+ fat and slid in the rest Of the
= way on high.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

Teuton territory x Europe 81 posses
Glou u sac entente army. Prom this
vantage ground the fighting siar
leader IS aiming another drive The
objective is JemberE Przemsyl and
the plain of Hungary across tne Car
EaEhlauH.
It is the new Russia that IS support
ing this 1917 campaign the Russia Of
EaraLs<y and BrusstIc8 Apparently
the impossible has been accom- pIisAe1
and Russia has been sufficiently solid
laa5 10 take her part sn tbs war, i
that unity persists the benefits cannot
be- overestjuared In GalIcia and IL
Asie under Brussiio1 and tbe brilliant
Grand Duke Nicholas the Russians
fought w.ra valor even when they
knew EhaT we're being betrayed ag
their aEn government into starvation
and slaughter Even though the pres
a1t objective l= never attained the
Russian offensive viii accomplish an
.realcu5ab1a amount of good tf main
tanned. German hopes siuuped when
rHs promises Of separate peace with
Russia were not realized. Thev VIII
sa9ar q greater setback If Russia re-
fuses 20 become even q helpless neu-
sral and decides 30 strike - maintain
newly gained freedom
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
Returning TO Life.

The measure Or success that may
fall TO the Russians 5u the new drive
they have begun lu Galtcla IDS lost sight
Of IN tbe fact that Russia IS able TO an
dertake campaign at aN. There fa
nuch ground for cheer and orsigll su
in the beginning of an offensive move
mene when Russian assistance sr-
peared 10 have collapsed entirely.
There s. even more ground fer opI u-
ism IN the fac5 chat The offensive IS be-
ing led by Gen. BTassllQ1. The great
slRy leader
The Russians are Sighting on tanf--
lar ground, Almost three years ago
Russia marked her entrance into the
great war by striking 81 tle enemy En-
TWO divisions. 0Ua penatraSlD@ latc
East Prussia saa the other into the
Austrian prBYIace 81 daiteAs. Vic
tory ia last Prussia waa skoTt8lFet
bat IN the south tbs campaign w8s
faore successful LasnbaF8 fell early
ia September. 1914 and through the
aufaDn ard winter ghs assault cen
gipHea auIjt FF3sHa#Fl surrendered aat
fha IsNssa~ps sNs Bt oh 20 tae 1aFE#EH-
iaas, IN tbs spF3ng aI 1915 lhe GsrEsau
offensive bsEan hnd before autumn
the Russians had Lest possession of
caaaaaFea feFTlfsFFs bur il vas a Vie
tory accomplished aat alone by Ger
mas ana Austrian arms bat by trsael-
eFy "a IsatFoeFad. Ammunition. fa0d.
eIaxa4Hg and all a+heF necessities were
withheld fFom tbs Russians by the
bHFeeueFats &c hslp accomplish their
defeat
Ia Juns. 1918. HsTHssiIIeT attem pied
another Galielan dFiRe Hs was handi-
capped more than ever by the PesFs-
gEsi traitors sad the dEfge ended with
German victory ia August, Fet Rus
eIa has held firmly TO little STRIP Of
Gaiiela and Rukowlna, almost tbs sole
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
Tip 10 the Winners.

Julius Kahn. ranking Republican
member Of the military committee Of
tae national house. was born fn Ger
many. but he f. rs lovsI an American
citizen as can be found within the
borders of the United States Com
gresham Kahn has no sympathy for
those citizens Of this country who are
aalf-Eea~tgG in their allegiance and
he has nothing but contempt for those
who pretend 10 ne loyal American cEf-
liens and at The same time give aid
and comfort to the German cause.
short time ago George Sylvester Eiar-
eek addressed q plea to ou1la|s III
authority 70 exempt Americana. OF Ger
man descent from service at the front.
Congressman Kahn deuounces such
suggestions as insults 20 that element
If our population and reseuts "ta1s
attempt fo pu1 men like himself he the
attitude Of divided allegiance 1e
shows that he has been dolng some
clear thinking when be makes THIS
ringing declaration. Persons high 1n
authority have repeatedly asserted
tha- we entered this war for the bene-
Gt of humanity and I'll the interest OF
democracy. ( voted for the war rezo-
lutiaa because j believed in the pro-
lection rt American lives the safe
guarding oE American property and
HHa maintenance off American honor
and prestige These are the principles
far which 3 ann ready % fight I'm
8zhtHa for these Things incidentally
we fight for humanity and democracy
Such language lE welcome retieI from
Hha whining complaints of German
-ruu athiEeTs who are aiding fae
F5oheaz0Uerns at the expense ot their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

GirJh Control.
Every physician with the health
and longevity of the race at heart
feels real concern for the steadily
increasing eirth rate Of American
families In the past &c years The
average prosperous family In THIS
country has grown larger and larger.
and at present IS approximately nine
reen inches toe large Meat is largely
to blame for this. and 7 for one hail
with delight the prospect OF at leasE
three meatless days per week as q
rovernmeut provision stard ready
10 do my bit in backing the govern
ment I'm every effort If may make 60
diminish the disgracefully large girth
rate Of this country. We should de
port about two-rhirds Of our meat
That would free about four-6fths Of
our doctors for army service.
Meat isn't especially fattening in it
self. that Is, lean meats are not. But
"a meat eater obtains not only uuErl-
ment from his meat. but also 5ntoEi-
cation and administration. The in
t0xicatjOu is the stimulation Of the ex-
tractlves Of the meat. such stimu}a-
ton as an invalid derives from meat
broth. which is q notorious agency of
starvation. The sense Of weiIbetns
q
meal OF meat is stimulation. o(
course. IL Is not uoUrishueut. for the
aourishnent ne is to derive from the
meat cannot be assiullated and uril-
ICED within an hour or two st least
lie 3s mildly intoxicated by the nom
uutrItvs but stimulating meat extrac-
tiEes.
In this state OF mild lnt0xtcatton
his appetite iS abuurmaliy excited. and
he eats a lot more than hts metabo5-
ism demands or cau care For without
strain.
Provided he is blessed ar damned
SIS you prefer. with very competent
auctIess gland apparatus. which en-
ables him for the time being is carry
tia load 10 oxIdize the excess of me-
triment. he gets along fairly well Bue
ultimately the best of tbvrolas and the
more perfect Of aareuats must tire
and then Dir. Hearty j. Eater begins
10 put or weight chiefly about sae
middle Al the same time his wind be-
gins to be q trl6e shorter than Fl used
"a be. ard poor II. J. F. enters upon
a 20-year quarrel with his liver.
stomach colon and other unsagts-
factory appendages.
Hise wife, poor thtag. IS n even
a worse plight, II. J. IS prosperous
SO Mrs, 4. J. just eats her way "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

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abdomen -.s...-z IT. - 5t-
ago ar7 -or.5.7e... s... -
ana res-z f-.. ....t ..z-..' elz-t-
80. s-l-l7 -e#H." pe4 ,ai5
Is r-asr= ~ '4s9. -AaAt
-..e-a-t-.-s 24-0 on "-s+se sg
r..l 7e H." gong would
-t tae aoal.-al
Answer -- cha
7ra~rfa M. r-----.,- '-lk lot
vaure f e-~.-4 ~ -.- 50
ss5hr45F fr---as.-.lsl,5. 800. - lo--'% 20
JrsuaIrs- ar-.-. +f.-l. r..,- a.-1-s
lo5 Of ranfrfe-. 800 --<...=--7 -.-s per
Iaf+ F4er7a.g,tta.s
.. ,.---, .1.-'l''s''l ness
haa - -e- ~ ~ .F. '..t..- ~ t-at EoH
hanae5ress ono IT -.,-, ..l..--.. --.-
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)e1 l5#,7A Hef 10
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
THE MerrE Lark.

The merry lark. he scars ON high.
No worldly thought o'ertake him.
lie sings aloud in the clear blue sky.
And the daylight that awakes him.
As sweet lay. IS loud, as gay
The nightingale is trfuing.
With feeling bliss, no less that his.
Her little heart is thrilling
der eEcr and anon, a sigh
Peers through her lavish mirth,
For the larz's bold song IS of the sky
And hers is Of the earth
Hartley COleridEe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

England is reF5viug talk of making
raprlza1s for the air raids 0n London.
when the question has been previous
lv discussed the decision has been
against practIefnE the inhuman meth
DDS ef the Germans. Such an attitude
has been to the credit of The British.
But It does seem that the enemy has
about forced England to close her
ewes So the consequences of d bomb
shower on undefended towns and the
world cant blame her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
Dali, History Class


$40 3. Battle Of Thermopylae ara
deatn Of Leonidas, the Greek heFo.
I706-Pierre lie Moyne, sieur d Der
Vile. founder Of Louisiana dlea'
born 1851.
I790-Edmund Burke, British states
man friend of the American co40-
MES. died; born 1880.
1692-Fire destroyed two-thirds OF ~
city Of ST. Johns. X. r, loss $40
600 600.
submarine DauLstA
land reached Baltimore; left noiA8
port June 22s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

The Negro question Is no longer cou-
fined TO the south. On the contrary, "a
aautueruer viii tell you that there is
uo Negro question in his section He
reminds yoa that il Is the north that
n0N haas the Negro question 90 handle
IN she light OF recent events one can't
help but be impressed By the south
eruer'S observation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
The Day in Davenport


? list of the names and addresses reg
'a5ared mas been made from the init
%Laua5 eafas ana WIZ be sent 20 Iae
war department al Washington ID G.
A1 Is expected that this list also VIII
he ready for the mails Monday This
work has kept fae exemption board
and its large force Of sFenOgraph
busy during the past week
90
cause Of the death Of her husband one
month ago. AFs. Hazel Whey, go 1l5 z
Brady street, attempted TO klit hersetL
ns taxing a quantity 81 corrosive sub
Innate Her sroans aroused neiehb-
ofsi VINO called medical attention She
was Iashe3 80 Mercy hospital where
heI cgnail4oa rs reported 70 be serious.
Ne1sHaoFs say MRS. Wiley has been
Respondent since the death Of her hus-
band. She threatened To kill herself
! before. but her threat was not taken
seriously.
-o
/ ae open east and vest. toof. toot. traf-
Ge open north and south. foot. toof.
loot, all traffic stops This is the svs-
tenn for Davenport traffic cons which
wa be inaaauraled about the middle
/ oEthfs week tits a rqafr0noI5ran idea
that the traffic commission believes
viH work with great success. in Dav-
auDort TrlI whistles have been or
dereG They viii he delivered tn tha
traffic men in a few DAVIS Pedestrians
viii also have tn obaz these sfpnaFs
Whan traffic is omen north and z0lfrb
. pedestrians VIII be allowed 10 cross
/ the streets iu these directions And
Youths Held to Grand Jurr- -r.ao
SDeers and CIxHa Rroushs were held
to await the action af fhe geufarnhar
grand 7urv on state CHARGES rf f0~qa~v
at the coneIusfon of the rrarfr.fT7s7,,.
! hearings held before ruafioa If fba
Peace Phil Damn Bonds .v.a-a t7-.a4
ut $1,000 each and in aafaylr bof7
boys were committed to rba Scott
county Jail They were arrested in f1+-
tumwa two weeks ago and returned
to Davenport for trial Assistant
County Attorney RaalH 0ttaean an
peared for the state.
o.
/ Eeavffnaas ia 7f....ga,. o-1....s-
Betteud0rf. was an eyewitness <to the
murder of steve Perez an Raffa7dnrF
three weeks age. according f0 evidence
discovered by County ATTORNEY Henry
4 Fl. JebeDs Young Hahn viii be asked
+ 10 visit the Scott county tail and nafnt.
ont tae man who did fha g<iiffrg
/ whether r Crd{zd or r Oufntaroe
+ both OF whom are CHARGED iofntT[r Win
/ the crime The how. who Was n7aefyer
1.-The Mexican shack where TIE ~o,,,
started. tells . fairly GOOD efo-,+ ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

John ID Rockefeller was rs yester-
aav He couldn't go To church be
cause ne had no auto. all of his cars
having been shipped to Cleveland,
where hc IS to spend the summer. il
may not have occurred 70 him that he
could have called q taIicab Then.
again. perhaps John d. doesn't believe
n throwing his money around So care
E,4@-EE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

CHIORDs ANp
ID S o IF ID s
Promises and YaIuables Accepted
AIike.

Thursday was the longest day IN
the wear. but il wasn't long enough TO
enable the Press-Journal receipts TO
catch I'D with the expenses Now IS
the time TO subscribe Cordwood,
garden sass. catfish, sowhelly and
promises taken IN exchange for sub
scription. Everything goes. No trou-
BILE 10 show goods.-Loujsiana tMo@
Press-J journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
4 Temperamental Editor.

Owing 10 being disturbed hy moving
and having an Office built over our
heads and under our feet the Chron-
icle viii for a time appear in four
page form Columbus (Ore) enron
{cie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09
s,pose They Stole I'm 10 Eat.

Lancaster. CO.. Eagle
The parties who entered my chicken
house Friday night we're observed and
they had better return the chickens
and avoid further trouble Margaret
a Butler, SOB Pierce avenue.
]. u. c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

The Russian premier says the pres
snt drive against the Germans is bar
the prelude 10 greater successes. That
ought 10 release a few thousand from
The HindenbuFg line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

IL has been discovered that the com
Eslufes of state militia rushed TO East
ST.. Louis the night Of the recent riot
zug were without ammunition This
lis the explanation that IS offered for
failing to shoot After sober second
Thought one tmagiues that it Is prob
ably better that the guards dIdn't have
amy ammunition. If they had, the death
toll might have been increased in
stead of lesseped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

NliEa, with several hundred follow
ers. vas Yesterday reported 50 miles
south Of the American border. Prob
ably en- his way to buy another Lib
ertv bond
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-09

The government has been DESTROYS
tnat yellow journalism be Curbed in
aidenG to handling of war news All
eoaa Americans join i'm Eais request,
but at the same time they will be SUR
prisad that the government does8
practice what IT breaches The ezaE-
serated story Of q submarine sinking.
given to the press on Fourth Of July
morning is case i'm point That was
decidedly amafeur5sb piece Of bust
GeEs.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-01-13
The Building of Zion City

Every Zion person throughout the world
is interested in Zion City. It is the head
quarters of the Christian Catholic Apostolic
Church and was established for the extern
sion of the Kingdom of Cod
The General Overseer is holding hundreds
of City lots, hundreds of acres of farm lands,
and many improved properties for sale to
Zion people.
Whether you can move to Zion City just
at present or not, or whether you can improve
the property just now, should not cause you
to hesitate in purchasing part Of this prop
erty and showing your interest in the estab-
lishment of a city of this kind Thousands
have taken hold and done what they could,
but we believe there are many. more through
out the world who want to help and only need
to become more deeply interested in this
proposition in order to realize that it is not
only their privilege, but their duty to invest
There is no other place in the world that
you can buy real estate that is surrounded
by the restrictions that real estate in Zion
City is surrounded by.
There is no other place where such high
standards are held up and where such ex-
cellent opportunities are given for working
for God and humanity.
There is no other place where families may
be reared with such excellent surroundings.
There is no other place where children may
be sent to Zion Schools where the Word of
God is the principal text book and people are
taught how to pray.
There is no other city where the full gospel
of Salvation, Healing, and Holy Living is
taught and practiced by the people.
In short, there is no other Zion City.
Therefore, it is the duty of every Christian
man and woman that is interested in extend
ing Gods Kingdom to take hold and have a
part in the establishment of this, the first
Zion (Kingdom of Cody City.
We will furnish maps and prices to all that
are Interested We have some excellent loca-
lions and our prices are reasonable and terms
liberal There can be no good reason why
you should not have part in it.
DEACON w, HURD CLENDINEN.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-01-13

good money. The business has many ad-
vantages. A man can start in the business
with small capital. 1t develops rapidly.
It multplies faster than man can take care
of it. The increase of flock Of hens is
easily fifty fold in a year, if man desires it.
A hundred hens will very soon become a
thousand. I have raised more than that in
a small cellar and on couple of town lots
in one season. To get ones capital stock to
start business is comparatively small mat
ter. It is not like starting store, or setting
up farming. It requires no great capital
The success of the business does not depend
upon a mans capital but upon the man.
The business will pay it's own way and build
itself up if it is rightly managed. That is
not saying that man does not need con-
siderable money to launch the business and
put it on paying basis. Most people think
that the chicken business is an easy one that
anyone can handle. We want to tell all such
that about the only easy thing in it is to fail.
Many have found that out to their sorrow.
Ninety-fve per cent of poultry men have
failed, it is said. That is the reason it is
such profitable business to those who make
a success There is nothing in business
that anybody can work.
In another article we may discuss the ques-
ton why so many fail, and further on point
out the way to success, or say some things,
at least, that may help those who are in it,
or are about to undertake it. We do not
profess to be an expert in the business by
any means, but have gathered up some sim
pie facts that may be helpful to the beginner,
at least.