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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-06

The rich man can spend only a rela-
'lvelI small sum of money unproduc-
lvely or sclnshly The money that it is
n bis power actually to waste is ex-
,pedincly unued The bulk Of what
he has must be spent and used for
productive purposes, just as would be-
the case II i were spent by the gov
irtmcnt, Uilh this difference however,
that, generally speaking. the individual
is more wlustaklrg and discriminating
in the use of his funds and nj the same
tin% hoIdcr more imaginative, enter
pfis'rs and constructive than the gov
crnmeut win it's necessarily hurcau-
cratic ana routine regime possibly
rolhi lr Money To The hands of the
n.llea.al is continuously and fever
iS.il5 cu thp search for opportunities
e. for rrrauve ard productive use.
II thc hands Of The government it is
app To lose good deal of its fruclify-
ius energy ana ceaseless eirivng and
TO sink mstcad into plncid and somno-
lent repo~r
There need not be au1 there should
not be amy conflict between profits
nnd m'rmsm ann utterly opposed
f ,i ..,.t,il ,,t,i;-,,, ,i,f, ,,,t,,,
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quickly adopted. In many cases the
advancing French troops b'2ught the
first aid material and sometimes sue
reeded in saving the trees.a Where the
lree was absolutely cut down-as hum
dreds were-there was. OF course. no
relief measure To employ. Members
Of the l. 5. Food Administration
brought this picture to America. Ear
ly in the war the German govern
ment introduced = policy of strict
food conservation at home and has
endeavored 10 curtail in every possi-
bic manner the French and English
supply. Y boat warfare and destrUc-
lion of farming property are parts of
the same campaign.
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The conserlptlon Of Men.

Reverting now 20 the subject Of the
conscription Of men. know speak
the sentiment Of all those beyond the
years of young manhood when / say
that there is not one of us worthy Of
the name Of a man who would not
willingly 20 to hght If the country
needed or wanted us to fight But the
country does not want or call its en-
tire manhood to fight 1t does not
even call anywhere near its entire
young manhood. It has called or in
tends to call ln the immediate future
perhaps % per cent. Of its men be-
tween twenty and thirty years OF age,
which means probably about 4 per
cent Of its total male population OF all
ages. But 1t has called from incomes,
business profits and other imposts fall
ing principally on the well to do, ap-
prOximately ninety per cent. of our
war taxation, not to mention the con
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-06
EVERYONE MUST HELP.

money Treasury
financial upon
The rich this
the of the
gardng partzanship thinking
supremacy Of right and determining vndcate the majesty American
ideals
and splendid work which God has called upon o
w. c McADoO,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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/IUXz ZNEE5 neDaRH57H/RA
MSszRoyE0 byIlzTxRz~o Gze"aa1s

ZEN the Germans re-
treated from long held
positions in Northern
France they girdled ev-
cry fruit tree that time
permitted. Here is
such a tree, hacked be-
yonl chance of the |
trees surviving unless
first aid measures were
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yo Extortion to Be Tolerated, but
Liberal Disposition Toward
Business Needed.
Shrinkage of Values Would Cur
tail Capacity to Provide
SineWS of War.
transcription OF Men, conscrlption Of
Money" Analysed.
BY OTTO H. KAHN.

slDle sounding contention that be-
cause a certain portion of the young
manhood of the nation has been con
scripted, therefore money must also be
conscripted. Why, that is the very
thing the government has been doing
1t has conscripted portion-a rela-
lively small portlon--of the men of the
nation. 1t has conscripted a portion
large portion of the incomes of tho
nation. Capital and business pay more
than four-ffths of our total war nya-
tlon directly and a large share Of the
remaining fifth indirectly,
If the government went too far In
conscrpting men the country would be
crippled. If it went too far in con
scrlpting incomes and earnings the
country would likewise be crippled
Results of Cor ,ripton of Capital
would ask those who would 60
further and conscript not only incomes
but capital, to answer the riddle. not
only in what equitable nd.practcahle
manner they would do 1t, but what the
nation would gain by,lt?
1t is true that a few years ago a
capital levy was made in Germany bur
the percentage of that levy was so
small as to actually amount to no more
than an additional income tax and that
at time when the regular income tax
in Germany was very moderate rs
measured by the present standards of
income taxation.
Only a trifllng fraction of a mans
property is held in cash. If they con
script a certain percentage of his pos
sessions in stocks and bonds what
would the government DO with them?
Keep them? That would not answer
its purpose, because the government
wants cash, not securities.
Sell them? Who is to buy them when
every ones funds would be depleted?
If they conscript certain percent
age Of mans real estate or mine or
farm or factory, how is that to he ex
pressed and converted into cash?
Are conserip.ed assets to be used as
a basis for the ISSUE of Federal Re.
serve bank notes? That would mean
gross imitation. with all its attendant
evils, dangers and deccplions,
Would they repudiate a percentage
of the national debt? I,epmiiauon is
no less dishonorable in people Than
in an individual. and The penalty for
failure to respcc lle ~uurjlty of obn-
cations is no @.acrui
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America is today the great larder OF
ihe allied nations. Out of our food
stocks we must save enough TO feed
our European associates in this war.
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gardeners which win be upon request
was only during the last winter that government experts able
know definitely how aid
the potatoes other vegetables raised enabled
threatened
rioad Approximately
nisaE vegetables and will do in
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WAR EXCESS PROFIT
TAXES NOW EXTENDED

WASHING TON, Oct. 2a.--Wnr excess
profits imposed only upon corporations
in the war revenue bill Us II passed tho
house were extended Ivy III" senate H.
ishcd. Tho municipality has been COM
and partnerships In trade or business.
Under the committees plan. lndivid-
nance committee today to Individuals
doctors and other professional men
would not he subject 10 The war excess
profits taxes mAdr applicable only TO
those actually engaged In trade or bust
ncSS. The amendment. II WAS stated
VIII restore estimated revenue returns
from wEr excess profits 10 al~nut S5.2oO,-
600. ono the sum proposed in the house
bill. hu; reduced hy finance committee
revision.
The extra tax proposed for individuals
'uals and partnerships such rs lawyers.
would III effect amount 10 twelve per-
cent above tho rates already established.
Details of the amendment Chairman
and partnerships engaged III business
plncr corporations. individuals and part
Simmons stated. will BIZ worked OUT to
ali equal tax basis.
One Of the provisions OF the new
clause IS that corporations with small
or nominal capital and in which person.
al services arc larger factor than their
invested capital, may elect 10 he taxed
OH the same basis rs partnerships.
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DECLARES AUSTRIANS
Still CAPABLE OF
PUTTING Up FIGHT

NEW YORK. Oct. 2a.-Analysis OF
the Austrian peace note discloses "a
studied attempt BY emphasizing 'nego-
tiatious' and conference TO force tho
present situation back to the status or
last January, which Is now obsolete.
declared t>eliee Ferraro, director OF tho
italian bureau Of public information IN
this city, in a statement tonight.
Asserting Austria's armies today arc q
strong. we'll organized military force
with a high morale, he declared that
The present italian drive Is not directed
against o weakened enemy but against
q force superior in numbers and capablo
Of bard fighting and bitter resistance.
THE Internal disturbances and rolit-
ica1 disorder Of tho dual monarchy must
not be interpreted as meaning greatly
weakened and d!sorEantzcd military fore"
opposing the Italian armies. no said
such an impression IS entirely unjns-
tilted and will only do harm r II leads
the American pubic to expect an early
disorganized and disastrous retreat Of
tho Austrian forces"
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WILSON STREET IN
PORTUGUESE TOWN

LISBON. Portugal. Oct 29.-In recog-
milton Of his services to tho allied cause
and as Il mark OF respect and honor, the
municipal government Of Lisbon has
voted unanimously 10 name one of the
city's' most prominent highways after
president Wilson. Tho street. a wide
and residential avenue. has been called
"Avcnida das Cortcs' but from now on
Will be known as "Avcuida PRESIDENT"
Wilson" II extends from III" river
Tag7ls to the House Of Parliament and
Is one Of tho cIty's chief arteries,
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STATE: or PANIC IN
- RHINE CITIES HAS
EXTENDED TO BERLIN

LONDON, Dot 29.---(British Wireless
Seryice)-Civilian departures from the
lower Rhineland and part OF Westpho-
LA, which was begun on small scale
when tho first allied bombs hit Cologne,
have Developed into panic flight. ac-
cording TO Tho Hague correspondent OF
tho Daily Meil. AL The banks arc being
storyned b. depos!tors. who arc with
drawing their savings IN German bunk
notes Of as high q value as are obtain
able, the 10o-Trark note having an ap-
prec!abla market value over lower cur
renoy. But even small notes Of ono
mark are being taken eagerly.
Even IN Berlin financial panic has
seized tho people and tho ordinary pa
per currency Of the empire has van
nershfps epgagedffn trade virtually upon
PEELED to issue emergency currency 10
tho value OF about fifty million marks.
valid until February l next within tho
conilnea Of greater Berlin Tradesmen
may refuse TO accept this currency. or
at least decline to change the notes.
except when compelled 70 tako them IN
payment TOR goods already delivered.
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TWO LOCAL PHYSICIANS
TO ENTER ARMY SERVICE

capt. W. s. Fulton one Of Nhcelngs
most prominent physicians left y"st"r-
day for camp Gordon. Ga. near Atlanta,
to enter III" army medical corps. tc
was r,,'"GIily commissioned captain.
lhr. 'i""r:;" l.. NI"wiE. another OF IN"
:iiy's we'll known physicians. will leave
next Monday for Montgomery, AKA. TO
enter the camp there, IN III" menicai
corps. lie recently was commissioned a
first lieutenant. HIS brother. Max
HiGw!r is Il lieutenant In one OF the
southern c2lntOnmcnts.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED
IN THE BASSE7T CASE

rlTTSEl RICH. Oct. 29.-Judgc Chas.
J.. Orr in United States court to-day
granted Il petition presented by the
South Sid" Trust company. receiver Of
lra :. la$Srtt. Business Man Evan
p"iISt." 10 prevent withdrawal Of srcuri-
ties safe deposit boxes in two banks by
Samuel i. Davis and Fl. j.. Fuller. al
legged participants in Bnssctts financial
operations. Til" petition says safe de-
post boxes were rented by Davis and
Fuller in III" Union Savings bank and
puqurSnr National bank. respectively.
for IT," ru"rnS" If hiding and conceal
ing money obtained i'll dealings with
EaSSctt.
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HOUSTON. Texas. Oct. o9.-Licutcn-
ant Maurice +. Maxwell. of New Hopo.
IA. an aviator pilot at Park Place. near
here. received probably fatal injuries to-
dy when thn plane III which he was fly
INK struck II tree top and crashed TO the
earth n"ar the. aviation field. His skull
VAS fractured.
Lieutenant Maxwell was graduated
from the University Of Pennsylvania in
1906. He was commissioned last March.
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CAPITULAT|ON
(Coatiuued From Pago Onc.)

which has FORMALLY adopted President
Wilson's limo -: action. shares his "1in-
ion rs WIS shown l." IN" "mn"rnr's
manifesto L. the peoples. which. in pro-
claiming III" Generalization "f III" mon
Mr,i.y. .-Xc."'I"d Pr"s!d"H; Wilson'S pro-
gram
';inw"v"r. tn" romni"i" organization
% Austria can "mly u" carried out after
nn ar,ni>rlc". Il AustrIa-itunEAry hnH
,!.,.'..r.d h..rscl: r"A'iv In enter INT" na-
~, ::,i":s :"r a:I a:uri";fc" and peace.
"i,Eor:. awaiting til" result a. n"G"'!a-
ions with n.h"r #tat"S. thai does n"'
necessarily signify an offer 81 Il s"rr-
rittu pcac.. IT means that she is ready
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no HALLOWEEN JOYS.

PITTSBURGH Pa. Oct. 99.-SIpNr-
trtcntlept of Police Aldrrdir" has been
notified hy Charles h. frit"hard. pub
lic safety director. ~ put tho i'd "n
Halloween celebrations this Y"Hr ~
PITTSBURGH Crowds will n"' II" allow
cd t. congr"EGt" IL the d"wn'"Wn d'S-
trict. Enq; Liberty and IN" north am!
south sides
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RECORD AERIAL FLIGHT.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. CA new roc
ord time for an airplanc flight between
Dayton. Ohio. and Pittsburgh. was
claimed to-day hy James NJ. Sch""n-
maker. Jr.. son OF the vice president "f
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroad,
who covered tho distance of rs miles
in n Dc Hnvinnd battle plano. in hour
and As minutes. An aN"raE" sn""l nj
more than two miles minute was MAIN
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TO F1GRr PRoF1rEERING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2e.-Fnrna.
ton Of proposed $4,000. DON statewide
organization 10 stop profitnerinE In
foodstrrffs and reduce prevailing food
prices, was effected hero to-day Ivy rep
resentatives Of labor. womcIr's clubs. III"
defcnne council and other bodies. 1t is
planned to establish chain stores tn
sell foodstuffs MS near cost as possible.
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81 ENEMY PLANES
DOWNED BY BRITISH

LONDON, Dot. 29.---"Th,rty-two enc
my machines were destroyed yesterday
and ten were driven down out OF con-
troll" SAYS tho British official communal
>cation dealing with aerial operations
issued tonight.
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FORT WORTH. Texas, Oct. 49,
Cadets Howard ID. Burnett and Newell
w. Williams. Of BARRON Field. wero
killed today when their planes cOllidcd
IN tho AR. Williams is from TIpp-
town. Pa. and Burnett from Dodge City,
Kansas
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KLEIN a. sTEvEpoRE.

YONKDES. y. 7. Oct. 2o-William
+. Klein. Of this city, for many years
a National League umpire, announced
tonight that he had enlisted In tho
stevedore division Of tho army quarter
master depo rtnent TIe Is IL years ola
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MORE AVIATORS KILLED
AT TRAINING CAMPS

MT. CLEMENS Mich. Oct. GO
I.irutcnants Oliver =. Jackson. of Buff
:alo, y. Y. and Andrew Strl"y. Of Hay
mond, Miss. were killed nj SclIT!dEc
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AUSTRIA
Continued Prom Page Oue1

BASEL, sw1tzer1and, Oct. 2s.-Thn
test Of the Austro- Hungarian note to-
night, seeking separate pcaoa Is rs
follows:
Immediately after having taken d.
reotton Of the ministry of foreign affairs
and after tho dispatch Of tho official
answer to your note Of October ID, 1913,
by which you were ablo to SEQ that we
accept all THO points and principles laid
down by President wilson in his VARIOUS
declarations and are IN complete accord
with the efforts Of President Wilson to
.ueveut future wars and to create q
league Of nations, we have taken pre-
pareory measures, In order that Aus
TRANS and Huugartans may be nSle, 40
cortnug to their own desire and without
being in any way h1ndered to mako
decision as to their future organization
and to rule It.
"Since tho accession TO power OF En-
peror King Charles. his t1n1novnble pur-
7,ose has been to bring an END to the
VAR, More than ever this Is the destre
Of the sovereign Of all the Austro-Hun-
ra-ian peoples, who Acknowledge that
their future destiny can only be accom-
p1ished In O pacific worla. being freed
from all disturbances, pr1vations and
sorrows Of war.
This IS why I address ynu direotiE'
Mt. SECRETARY oc State. praying TINT
rou will have tho goodness to intervene
1.;rh tho President oc n" United states
In order that IN the interest or all
those who live In Austria Hungary an
immediate arTTfiSt!ce may he cnncIuoeo
on all fronts. and Tor m overture thet
Immediate negotiations for peace VIII
follow"
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Field today whom their airplanns crashed
:" earth from n height OF 1000 f"cr.
Tn" ,'auSn Of the accident has not been
determined.
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al was suffering from nervous
breakdow - loss of flesh and poor
appetite 80 could hardly drag around
and do the work for my family. My
doctor prescribed Ninol. 1t not only
made me well and strong but | have
gained in weight Mrs. S. NJ. Gray.
For all rundown. nervous. nnacuic ca
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WASHINGTON. Oct 29.--Di7lomatic
dispatches received hcrc today hasod on
advicrs from budapest say Count kar-
olyi has failed III his attempt 10 estnh-
liSh an independent government in Hun
gary with representatives OF all the
peoples because the Slav and Foumnnian
representatives refused TO join him. II
IS assumed that the ltnrolyi government
rcfnrr,s, 10 In The Vienna report through
Copenhagen was act up without the sup
port o: tho Slavs and RoumAniaNs.
According 10 tho budapest dispatch
the situation there IS extremely serious.
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HERE is PROOF
Milwaukee, Wis.

81 was weak, nervous, all run
down, no appetite and had taken Diff
ferent medicines without benefit A
friend advised me to try Ninol. 1t
gave me a wonderful appetite, sleep
we'll, have gained in weight and am
uow strong and well. Mrs. E. StrFy.
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COrENKAGEN. oct. 29.-An indn-
PENDENT and antt-dyma$ltr state has
been formed In Hungary under the lead
c:sh.p OF Count Michael kar"lyi. in
agreement with tn" Czccho- and South
Slavonidns. according t" Vienna reports
received by the rolItikrn.
III speech ut budapest karnlyi do
ctarcd thar h" had presented his pro
gram 10 Emperor Charles who refused
Ia accept &; Karniri thrr~upnu put
Into effect his plan for an independent
state
Count Michael Narolyi IS President
OF tn" Hungarian Independent party.
and has innS been an opponent or m"
government, party of Count Tisza. lilo
Inns boon in favor OF hungarian indepcn-
dcncr and on October 90 submitted u
motion in tho Hungarian house Of
lords for the d!Sunion OF Hungary from
Austria In addition to being anti-tTrr-
man Count lGLrolyi has appealed 10 Aus
tro-Ilungary TO make peace since De
ccnber 1915. On several occasions he
has demanded In the Hungarian parlla-
mcnt that hungary make peace. Last
February Count Karolyt was accused Of
high treason by his cousin. TIL" Hun
eorian ministry has never taken action
on tho charges against him. Shortly
before the outbreak OF tho war Count
Karolyt was occurring in the United
Statcs.)
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WITH THE AMET.T-FN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF NT;RrUN. Oct. 2?.-
(H. rho Associated rr"ss)--C"rrnany-a
latcst r.plv 70 President wilson ana
Tho reports c"nc"ra!uE the Austrian
nn.r rcc,ucs:tng separate peace. to-
night had reached virtually tho fa!thcHt
advanced American troops throughout
tho sector. The news WINS promptly
sent tn tho fighting line by '"i"phono
from main headquarters through tho
army corps division ard down TO tho
bridges ,rh"n II was prachcaelH Re-
hind the I!rcs tho mon have watched
Developments with that kc"nn"ss which
marks tho citizen army.
Tho general army viewpoint IS TINT
II Tho American government declares for
an arm .stic". thHt - wha; III" army
will approve Of II not. we'll and Eo"d;
:hc non wll so on fighting.
Meanwhile tnc fighting goes on, men
arn landing At the bases and the great
war machine r1nrns forward as * peace
had never h"nn mentioned.
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LOST AND FOUND

tir" wheel 34X4is. Silver
town cord tires. Call Dillon 6o.
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