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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05
SENATOR CORES FRIENDS see
HIS MISTAKE

Among the newspapers that have
come out against the stand taken by
Senator Gore IN regard 70 war issues
are some edited by men who hither
10 have been his strongest friends and
supporters. Notable IN this list is the
McAlester News.Capital OF whicn j.
Roy Williams formerly q fellnwtowns
man OF the senator at Lawton is the
editor Mr. Williams frankly tells his
friend that he Is wrong The Pauls
Valley Enterprise. Of which Wm. Er-
win. postmaster Is the publisher, pur,
sues the same course regardless OF
the fact that he thereby incprs the dis
pleasure OF the senator and Il may
cost him his job when his name comes
UP again fol confirmation Mr. Erwin
was an outspoken supporter Of Mr.
Gore IN the last campaign
The Muskogee Democrat 10
another paper that has always defend
ex-senator Gore but has parted com
pany with him in his opposition 10 the
administration. The Times.Democrat
Of Tuesday contaiped the following ed.
itomal.
Senator Gore made real mistake
when he offered his proposition to the
reyenne bin to limit the expenditures
70 the volunteer troops The question
of drafting men for The army has been
settled It's no longer proper sub.
iect OF debate 1t was proper for those
who did not believe ia the system TO
oppose ia adoption bur now that the
nation has adopted the selectye draft
further debate on that Question Is out
OF place America was f,ct d AMT IN
advocating war Many Of the best
men in the country opposed IL, but
America Is practically a unit IN de-
manding that the war be carried ON
now vigorously and to a successful con
clusion This can't be done by debat-
ing the wisdom Of draft
1Seaator Gore has rendered the ma
tioh great service in his stardy efforts
to amend the food control bill and to
amend the taxation bin so as TO take
tonne OF the burden from tho shoul.
dera OF the wage earners and put It
on the man who is making enormous
profits ont OF the war, hut he can
easily spoil his good work Offering
such amendments as the one mention.
ed Regarding the draft army accom-
plishes no good, scatters our forces,
gives encouragement TO slackers and
German sympathl1ers, and retards the
march Of the nation toward yictori-
ous close OF the war We appreciate
the many great services Senator Gore
has renderedNthe state and nation hut
'rs not service 20 continue 70 fight
the administration FOR the sake of a
fight"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05

OF ACOLD
chickasha People viii DO Well to
Heed Them.

Many bad cases of kidney trouble
result from cold or chill. Congested
kidneys fall behind in filtering the poi
son-laden blood and backaohe. head
ache. dizziness aud disordered kidney
action follow. Don't neglect a cold
Use Doan's Kidney Pills at the first
sign Of kidney trouble Follow this
Chickasha residents example:
VIM. Williams, SO2 Colorado Ave,
Chickasha, says: Sometimes cola
has settled on my kidneys or ! have
had pain or lame feeling caused
from standing for many hours at a
time have taken Doans Kidney
Pills. procured at the Owl Drug store
and the results have always been sat.
isiaetory" statement given Decem.
Der o. l9lD
On December rs, 1916. Mr. Williams
said: "Doan's Kidney pills made a
cure in my ease that has proven per-
manent J am glad TO give them my
highest praise because they are wor-
thy Of it,"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for \ kidney remedy -gs,
Doan's Kidney Pnls-the same thai
AIR Williams has twice publicly rec
ommended Foster Milhurn Co, Props
Buffalo, n Y.-Adv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05
CONSUMPTION

(By Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff of
the Vigilantesl
You ask me why ] gave M, son?
(Ah well. does God know why'd
That Prussian blood may swiftly run
That tyranny may die,
That over earth ell men may 60
At freedoms call, and none may know
The Vanda's power in our land.
The Vandars arrogant commando
You ASK me why gave my SOM
(Ah we'll, does God know whyD
! gave him that the barbarous Hun
Might well defeated lie
] gave him that the coming race
Might meet with Justice face to face
And free-men mingle over earth
In Libertys divine re-birth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05

Wifey-Henry, what will 40 yards Of
that new fall dress goods at $1.9S a
yard be?
Hubby-More than YOU can afford.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05
Cheese in Sandwich.

The easiest and most satisfactory
method of getting cheese mixed with
sandwich filling Is to cut the cheese
in thick strips and pour hot water overs
them In dish. Lift them out Of the
water and use table fork to mash
them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05
WHAT VICTORY or DEFEAT IN
WAR MEANS

Booth Harrington. the famous Indi.
ana author writes as follows
"A victory for Germany that is. a
conclusive victory and German
pence would mean that Germany
had defeated The world Including
what the world believes to be the bet
ter part q Germany itself Prussia
would se cock b the walk, and the
world would be the walk The United
States would be merely part OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05
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4444@44e4 - I
THIS Cruel World.

This Cruel World.
IN midstof war sad thoughts oppress,
che patriot worries more or less,
And FOR mere man there's more dis
tress-
His wife must have a new fail dress.
Grady county is going to have q big
free fair this year-don't forget that.
81 simp says he notices that he al.
ways has plenty 70 DO when he is busy.
Uncle iii says he has notion that
domestic antocracy ought TO go but he
wouldn't dare to hint Il TO Ma
Moreover married man can al
ways he depended upon to claim ex-
emption when it comes 70 house clean
Ing
II begins TO look like J. X Callahan
acted a little too hastily in putting his
Palm Beach into cold storage last
week
as a matter Of fact some OF the golf
players would make money by buying
a motor truck toham their halls across
the creek
Beyond any question patriotism
would be more popular in some quar-
ters il it didn't cost anything Il is
going to require a considerable sum Of
money 20 make the world safe for
democracy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05

You can't keep a good town down.
The local labor delegation simply had
to carry OFF the Mons share Of the hon
ors al the big doin's IN Oklahoma City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05

Also. serious thoughts are beginning
to course through the oraniums OF the
school vacation days draw to a
close.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05

And Il is possible that Senator Gore
may see the necessity for suing for
separate peace with his constituents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05

The whole community will have 10
hand It to the barbecue committees
for putting on the finest party yet for
the soldier boys
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05
a STOLEN SMILE 'EH TWO


As We Speak.
n left my money at home, said the
lady on the train 10 the conductor
you will have to trust me. | am one
OF the directors wives
Il am sorry. madam" replied the
conductor Il can't do that even II
You were the directors only wife"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-05
shiftino Responsibility.

Physican-"Ten your Wife not to
worry about that slight deafness, as
it IS merely an Indication OF advancing
years"
Mr.. Meek--"Doctor, would you mind
teiliug her yourself2"
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10

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Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10
"
Temperance
(CondggIrd uy tnr National WumAn's
christian TrWusfHurr lnlunl
SENTIMENT IN RUSSIA.

The pr'fugrud correspondent % the
Nruo 2urlcbyr ZrI'uug, IN u survey ~
the two years ruhrIrly 10 Russia,
quotes ii representative ~ the iumu rs
saying that "thr very thought ~ tho
fearful consequences on the battlefield
mud 10 The country ITSELF % continue
ton uf N. alcohol regime makes every
patriot thullrr" The writer con-
uuucs: "Wr are therefore, more than
pvrriuyrd go know that II las been
slu'l-ucuIly proved that the daily pro-
durIus capacity ~ thc wurE.ugman,
since the PRONUNCIATION of that message
~ salvation. hus been increased by u
per cent, and that Monday, the day
when millions uf muzhlk rarmors)
were found .u The cutters has become u
normal work day 30 Russia. But not
only 'hs iulr C.llugr community i'.t
the consequence. the life also .u no
r.'y WIS us u OF % sudden transformed.
How quickly ~" population grusp"i
'hy prusprr'ly, benefits % the great re-
form is best shown ny the fact that
when il became known that ,ho lm-
p.raI uEase. lu order 90 become legally
valid. would need The express consent
of the majority ~ the mfrs only uu cX.
ccel.ug'y low percentage refused the
Endorsement.
Nobody has 50 quickly and com
rletrly gruspcd the Import " the social
revolution us woman, the greatest suf-
frrcr from the old alcohol curse. We
are. therefore. not astouished 20 learn
that as soon as the saloons were def
u.teIy closed the peasant women
marched 20 the churches 10 Indian file
20 burn a candle each. thanking the
Lord FOR the great delivery.
when last spring the question ot
rcpermlr.ug the sale Of beer and red
wine came Up 10 the duma, Turusov, a
furmcr.dcpu'y. exclaimed II the WON
"a would hear you they would pull
you down from this platform.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10
SUFFERING CATS!
Enemies Of Tom and Maria Accuse
Them Of Many Serious Grimes.

suppress the cat !" was recent demand made
on the legislature of New York state according to
bin for licensing fellnes. Connecticut and other
commonwcaths also are cruSadlus against outlaw
Grualkin
Millions " cats are leading lives OF vacabondagc.
They roam the wilds. seeking what they may de-
vour Birds are slain by them in large numbers,
They DO harm IN other ways,
The eat has an ancient history. Tradition has It
that the creature appeared In Egypt about 1900 Il.
G.. aud being highly regarded there as hreSIdc
Sphinx snugglcd down near the seats OF the mighty
and made himself very much at home. Mummy
eats are found In the pyramids.
The first eat Is believed to have been OF African
origin Travellers from Greece seeing the cats so
comfortably enSconced In Egypt to Il that some
of them were brought 10 Athens, and from the an.
cient seat of culture the cat is supposed 10 have
spread over Europe The animal In Europe was
ntopted hy man as n pet about the ninth century
There is something so inherently wild about the
cat that even when he reposcs silk cushions and
has his fur combcd with cellulod and has cream
every day he has within him the old spark OF
savagery.
The cnt Is OF the race Of the saber.toothed tiger
and Is credited with an insatiaby bloodthirsty dis
position He torments his prey lie has no abd
Ing affection for those whose hands have fed him.
Chateaubrinnd said to his friend, NJ. de Marcellus
that there Is In the cat an ungratcfu spirit which
prevents him from being attached 10 anyone
The principal goad OF the nationwide crusade
against the "yillainous, false cat comes from the
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10
WORK IN HARMONY
PARTIES FORGET DIFFERENCES
AT couNTRYs CALL.
Threat Of Peril 90 Nation Brings Al
Togethef-salya,ion Of the State
the one Thing 10 Be Found
Desirable.

A. the beginning ~ hIs frs' term
Mr Wilson called for "i"nm work,
IT, vus undressing tn" members 81
ll- own party Charged with 'I'i re-
.ppgsIhIfy iho pnry us De- polluted
uur. could mot. w.,,, hy united effort
redeem ifs unw.rs mud meet 'is "h'
legations ~ the country,
The oull was h,yl"i uui nh"N"d.
Democratic nH.u0, c'as"d faction
.us. uHH Furhub together \ -r'n'
Irnl OF legislation wus accomplished
United 'hr purity stood aud % a.a u"l
nl las' Na.tmHrr
81 'hr beginning ~ hIs second term
Nr Wilson ulGrr,,rd This pa'l 3" h"ih
wrn', There mus, hr "'uam ""f"
Us booth To- providing for 'h, wNr h"
unraE Is ha'H. .hv nur ha. uIHws Hi'
u. nu'h Ear adequate support N''H''
mr'l 'ar UHIm.-w should show
H-uf inside ur outside ul congress ui
fEs um.
Tnn president nnf fh" secretary "'
~. 'f#s#r. .Hf.r #fh au'H l'uW"
.r.'. HaH Republicans aHnu' HHr HH"-
,... T#a arm,r Invited Erpg.."Hl
'"I.r- % I. Wif. llnas' HnH 'h'
"ur .nN.. mu.,r- uE n. ~w'"'
. .' apn.uH ID. 'nu treasury department
Both want 'H, benefit Hf 'Hn h"s'
thought going uu rh.yrl- relating =,
'H" war HHI are assuming safely
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10
A SAFETY MEASURE.

The new liability and compensation
laws give the employer no opuon' ne
must pay for an injured workman, ir-
respective Of the cause. If he to'er-
ates alcohol-users on his premises, he
must pay the cost Of their mistakes
AS a result Of these laws en-
ployers have installed safety appu.
ances and started safety campaigns
Their new rules against alcohol have
precisely the same inspiratiou.-harp'
crs MagNGlne.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10
PROHIBITION BAD FOR BUSINESS.

Prohibition is had for some kinds or
business, and this fact must be admit
ted. il IS bad for the business OF loaf
ing, bad for the fellow that runs
drunk cure establishment, bad for the
fellow whose business is rohbing drunks
on the street, bad for the tailseeper'
bad for the hawdy house, bad for the
wives who have formed the habit OF
being beaten up every Saturday night
by drunken husband, bad for the par
astes who live Off saloon keepers by
permitting them to disobey the law
Coles Review.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10

The problem Of the war before the
nation is one ~ raising the vust sums
that we shall need In such way as
TO cripple industry rs little rs posi-
bic. New taxes, and heavy ones there
must be. The country has the right
to expect that the best expert advice
will be taken, Little has been said
recently of stamp taxes, We trust that
these viii constitute part of the
new tax system. They are fair, cas-.
lly collected, snd-what is quite as I'M
portant--easily repealed when the
emergency passes
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10

We believe that Mr. Wilson and his
advisers fully appreciate the wisdom
" waeng real war They know
fhat a war in which We can most
Quickly make Germany feel the full
weight Of our arm would he at once
the most humane and the least eN-
pcnSlve war we could undertake. The
rcverSe of such war the limitation
of our naval operations to tl.' mere
patrurlng OF ocean lanes and The con
voying of ships and refusal TO send
an army abroad would neither jnWrc
Germany nor satisfy the now plainly
EXPRESSED demand Of the American
pcoplc-Brooklyn Nagle.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10

frcn.l~ ys .ho birds The cat Is crafty bird
curch,r hs aarurc Cats have been seen lying in
Walt la~ ,.. winged victims which are attracted to
the fn1>r hounHfulv spread They have even
been accused ~ dccoyng birds within the reach NJ
their paws by initiating the note ot the feathercd
>uu->lur- Ilyy climb the 'rycs by night and day
in quest ID. ,-4~ and AedgUugs
John I.rrouChS declares that catS Kill more
birds than do any other animals on this continent
II is also charged that the eat Kills squirrels
and harcs aul rabbits. mulrs and shrrws aul fish
and useful Insects, while as rUtter he IS greatly
uVerratvd.
Rat traps when well handled. are credited with
surpaSSuE the cat in efficiency The other day
there was put on exhibition an Illustration Of the
efficiency Of ,hc cat The cabin of a steamship was
fumicatcd with the result Of mortality of one cat
and - rats. which the cat was supposed 10 keep
away. when the cat is right on the premises the
mice pny lust MS much ms when he is away say
the enemies of the cat, only they keep out of sight
Few persons In normal lifetime insists nr.
A. n Fisher who is In charge of economic lnycsti-
cations for the bureau of biological survey Of the
United States department OF agriculture, run
across more than half dozen cats that habltually
attack rats
When the cat Is permitted to run Wild the OK.
perts decline TO give him the slightest excuse for
living
The known facts are that the domestic cat stray,
ing into the fields ahd woods, whether pet a
vagabond or Il wild dweller In the open is menace
to wild life and detriment to the general welfare
As IA further argument against the cat the charge
Is made against him that he diSscminates disease
by becoming the playmate of sick children and that
he carries microbes In his fur, lcckjaw In the
scratch Of his claw, and rabies In the bite Of his
teeth--Nev York Sun.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-10

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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-16
IRISH WOMEN ASK FOR VOTE
Would Include Emerald Isle in Any
Measure Granting Equal Franchise
TO England and Scotland.

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the IrishwOmen's Suffrage
and Local Government association. the
following resolution was passed aad
forwarded to the lord lieutenant, the
chief secretary and the Irish mem.
berS of parliament:
THAT this committee would strongly
urge upon the government the need 10
include Ireland in any measure grant
ing the franchise to the women Of
England and Scotland"
4 meeting was held at the Mansion
house. Dublin, under the presidency Of
Mrs. Stephen Gwynn, by the following
Women's Suffrage societies Iri>bv0m-
ems Suffrage feGeration, including The
Trishwomens Reform league and The
Munster Womens Franchise leaggat
the Roman Catholic League for Woman
Sun'raSe, the Church League for Won
an Suffrage, the Irishwomen'S Fran
chise league, the Conservative and
Un;onist Women's Franchise aSSocIa-
ton and the Belfast Suffrage society.
The meeting was well attended and
resolution was passed unanimously ~
handing the inclusion Of the eni7an'
chiSement of IrishwOmen in any settle
ment Of the Irish question, and the ez-
tension to Ireland of the resolution ol
the speakers electoral reform confer
ence on w0men's suffrage.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-16
Early TO Bed. Early to Riss.

Who wouldn't be a farmer Il BE-
could choose his occupation: 10 ai.
dition to the assured wealth t1A'
awaits the agriculturist because 'l LIE
high prices Of his products il n9" asr
pears, from statistics of the defa.+
ment of labor. that he among ID. t1'[
iags attains the highest average az
ffty-eight years six months hU5A.
Keepers and Office assistants, oH e-7
other hand. die very young. al -A't9
SIX years six months, when they la'
hardly begun to live. The mora. %
these figures is obvious. Let ia' .',A
keepers forsake their stools ana .-s
themselves to a farm. Thereby .'-.
viii be greatly prolonging Their o'
lives and helping to support t1-- -
low beings. In the city they are door
70 tuberculosis and other diseases
Philadelphia Record.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-06-16
Natalie Namss in Service.

The Naval Reserve corps has q -'a2
list of notable names, and of the u
members Of the executive committee
of the Naval Training assoc.ai-on
which was active in organizing me
motorboat coast patrol and in enroll
ing men for the reserve, six are Dir
ready in the service. George /. ba
ker, Jr., chairman. is Il lieutenant III
the reserve; Paul L. Hammond treas
urer, is an ensign and serving Oh d
destroyer doing patrol duty; FRANCS
H. McAd0O, a son Of the secretafy al
the treasury, has enlisted as aa u,
binary seaman in the regular naval
service; Richard S. Russell of the *
ecutive committee is a lieutenant u
Mckee Morris is a boatswaln's mate
and Junius Spencer Morgan is an en-
sign.