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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
Useful Asset.

Poet--'T sent you some verses about
three weeks ago. What have you done
with themi" Editor-"1'm holding
them. Every little while lately I get
thinking that we are not getting out rs
good q paper as we ought, and then |
take those verses and sec how much
worse the sheet might be, and that
makes me cheerful again y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
Takes Travelling Job.

BIN Bailey who has resigned his
position as bookkeeppcr for the In
diahoma Gins company, left yester
day for Oklahoma CITY where he has
accepted a travelling position with
wholesale tobacco concern FTe
viii travel in southern and .uth
western Oklah,.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
K. P.'s to Elect Officers.

Tonight at their hall, the Knights
of Pythias viii hold their regular
meeting There will be initiltory
work and election of officers A
lunch will be served after the lodge
meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

What is virtue in vampg Don't
euess-you'l Le wrong SEQ Con.
stance Talmadge in "A Virtuous
Vamp,' sugg tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
Royal NeIahbors to Meet.

The Royal Neighbors will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the * p hall, it was announced this
afternoon. Officers Of tie lodge re-
quest all members to be present, as
officers for the coming year will be
elected at this meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
Dersonal
4 Mention
Observation-Disclosures

olTasht or monthly payment loans
promptly made John Hankins. sit
Coal is thing OF the past. When
you get ready to go to the timber
to get that big load OF wood see us
for your saws and axes. Chatfants.
SIT
Mr. and Mrs. Bert 3. Barefoot were
visitors in Oklahoma City Saturday.
DIR. II. G. ANTLE~ Office 2lO First
National Bank bldg, Phones. Office,
$3.50; residence Sll. ll225Ot
Frank Courcier of Oklahoma City
spent Sunday and Monday in Chick
asila visiting friends and relatives.
Coal is thing of the past. When
you get ready to so to the timber
to get that big load of wood see us
for your saws and axes. Chalfant's.
SGT
Fred Jackson OF IT. Sill spent Sun
day visiting his family in this city.
Notice, $50 fine for not having tail
light Let us fix it, Independent
Electric Ignition company, S11 Kan
sas Ave- e. oct
John Gragg has returned from
business trip to Ft. Worth,
Ladies don't worry about selecting
the men Christmas present. There's
nothing more appropriate now than
an AK or a saw. Just received
large shipment Chalfant Hardware
Company. S-2t
Don't miss the big double feature
program at the sugg tonight No
advance in prices.
# you cannot start your car, phone
G23. 2-Gt
A complete course of vamping in
one lesson. See Constance Talmadge
in "a virtuous vamp" sugg to-
might,
Good alfalfa hay, millet and bun
die, cane, many kinds of mixed feed
for stock and fowls. Phone S43 to
day for quick service Baker Fuel
& Feed Co. sgt
Gus Jackson and son Chester of El
Reno spent Sunday in Chickaslia Wis
iting Miss Lavitl Jackson, student
in the o. c. w. They also visited
at TIE Home of Fred Jackson
Fred Bloom, with the Temple Of
flee OF the Rock Island, spent the
weekend in Chicko 5ha visiting
friends.
Give pair Of glasses for Chrit.
mas. Cali and have Us explain the
plan. Minnett Optical CO., 5eS Ftrs.
National Bank Bldg. SGT
Ladies don't worry about selecting
nbe men a Christm2s present There's |
nothing more appropriate now than
an AK or a saw Ju-t received a
large shipment Cha,fant Hardware
Company. SIT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
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Short Stories
of the TOlUn
Observation-Disclosures

NTTI Is Born.
A girl was born Saturday night Is
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Studebaker at
their home, 6Ol North Thlrd street,
Mr. studebaker is the new proprie-
tor Of the Post Office barber shop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
SEBORRHEA A
HAIR SCOURGE

Seborrhca is the scourgc that kills the
hair.
1t propagates the dandruff bacilli and
eventually causes badness.
II your hair is falling out, it IS lighting
for its life.
Mature fights TO supply new hair but
with seborrhca in the scbaccous glands
each succeeding hair is weaker.
Badness keeps coming closer and
closer unless FAMO is used.
FAMO destroys the dandrufr bacilli
l ends all itching
FAMO causes the growth Of new,
hSalthy hair
Itretardsgrayncss contains noalcohol.
FAMOintensifes the natural color ofthe
hair and adds new lustre and sheen
Every member of the family should use
FAMO regularly.
Even where the scelris healthy, FAMO
should be used as il will keep scborrhta
away.
Also, it will make the hair soft and
fluffy. Its use is daily habit you will
enjoy.
FANO comes in two sizes small size
at IS cents and big bottle at ST.
Your money will be returned if you are
not satisfied.
Seborrhea Is the medical nanis fer
nlorbidly increased How from the Sc
baeeous glands Of the scalp. Fhe sebof-
rhean eAcretion forms in scales or fakes
and IS commonly known ~ danGrdf
From the laboratories of F, A. Thomp.
son ~ Copnropu nj m ~ farfttyinu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

Ignition troubles our specially. 81
Kansas Ave. 2Ct
"Fltty' Arbuckle in his latest Par
ameunt-Arbuclle comedy, Love"
Sugg tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

Why rttcr away your money number Of individual gifts
which by Christmas will have value except that they
yfs2
Why give the family collectively thing they all enjoy
the yearsl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

Ladies don't worry about selectiug
lhe men Christm2s present. There's
nothing more appropriate now than
an ak or saw Ju-t received n
large shipment Cha,fant Hardware
Company. sgt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

Fred Bloom, with the Temple Of
flee OF the Rock Island, sEeat the
weekend in Chickosha visiting
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

Give pair Of glasses for Christ
mas Cali and have Us explain the
plan. Minnett Optical CO., 5eS ti5.
National Bank Bldg. 5-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

TOOTH PAsTEs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

Gus Jackson and son Chester of El
Reno spent Sunday in Chickaslia Wis
iting Miss Lavitl Jackson student
in the o. c. W. They also visited
at TIE Home of Fred Jackson,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Justice to France.

1.-THE industrial life Of France, says
Premier Clemenceau, has been so
wrecked that its resuscitation Is most
difficult, while Germany has been able
to save her factories intact and ready
for immediate efficient operation"
The premier points out that this in.
dustrial determination OF France was
the l~ong.planned object OF Germany,
more than a mere military defeat for
the French. AS the matter stands now
Germany has practically accomplished
Ger object. Were she to be allowed
to enter again upon the fields Of com
merce without restriction Germany in
relation to France would remain the
victor. We presume the peace confer.
ence will attend to this matter. 1t ap.
pears to be the outstanding issue SO
far as justice TO France is concerned
and It is untIinkable that Germany
would be allowed to retain the adj
vantage which her frightfulness Sc
cured.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
An Important Meeting.

Al committee of the National Tuber'
culosis Association, appointed to con
slider the case Of the INDECENT migra-
tory tubercular' will meet in Santa Fe
the last of the present month.
1t is a humanitarian job that this
committee has cut out for it. Who in
the southwest does not know the case
OF the 4indigent migratory tubercu-
larp-too i'll to work, too poor to live
without work, in desperate need of the
cure and without means to ecure It.
His case is one that has aroused public
sympathy for years and which has CON
stituted a real problem in natures
sanitarium,"
The lot of the healthseeker in the
southwest is much better than it used
to be. The practice in the east Of
sending hopeless sufferers to the sun
country as a last resort when it is too
late is not nearly so widespread as
formerly. Tuberculars have learned
much as to ways and means Of getting
the most benefit from the climate and
the country has learned much about
extending these benefit without men
acing the health OF the well popula-
tion. But much remains to be learned
and practiced and any such session as
that planned for Santa Fe this month
is bound to have beneficial results.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
The Editors


The New Mexico newspaper men.
although not a great many we're
present, held on Saturday the most
successful convention ever attempted
by the, fraternity Of the state. Some
of those present came a considerar
Bile distance and are entitled to cred.
it for the effort. Plans should be
inaugurated soon looking to the next
annual convention There should not
be a man less than 100 newspaper
present at the next meeting.
1t can be done with vast benefit to
the profession and the public. A de-
finite program should be worked out,
a definite attendance secured in adj
vance, such rates secured as the
generous and prodigal government
may see fit to grant, and a conven-
ton held which shall attract the at
OF the west. Organized news
paper men in an organized campaign
not only to improve newspaper con-
but to develop the state can
accomplish wonders.
We believe there are most invlt-
ng possibilities open to such an or
ganization and keeping it alive the
1ear round is the way to realize
hem.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Can't Be Too Careful.

We do not suppose for an instant
that the Albuquerque newspaper
charged by its contemporary with pub
fishing matter containing German
propaganda would Intentionally seek
to circulate such propaganda. The
episode, however, demonstrates the
need of extreme caution in such mat
tiers. Now as never before is Ger
many In need of this propaganda and
that IN attempt will be made to flood
the world with 1t goes without saying.
The warning by Mr.. Cosulich of the
Herald is at least a timely one. The
insidious Hun propaganda is much
more dangerous now that the hostili,
ties are over and the deviltry of the
international outlaw Is less conspicu-
GUS and arrogant. We are prone to
fcrget-even such things as the I'M
speakable, unparalleled, Incredible
outrages ~perpetrated upon the people
and the land Of France. We have
bridged the gap Of a century's GOODNESS
between America and England: our
historic friendship for France has been
cemented by the fellowship Of death
and suffering on the battlefield: the
identity Of the underlying ideals of the
three peoples has been demonstrated
aud America will be an easy mark II
she allows herself after all that has
happened to be led into forgetfulness
BY the intrigue OF the common enemy.
The publication III America of any
thing which reflects upon the spirit
or the character or the people of
France at this time is lamentable. 1t
should be guarded against with the
greatest care.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
WHAT the Use
OF $40,OOO,000?
blouse. n. NJ. Pioneer News.1

blouse, N. M, Pioneer News.)
We note that the metropolitan pa
pers report that one OF the wealthy
men SO we'll managed his fortune of
twenty million as to double it In three
years. Suppose he has, what then?
What has he made by thus increasing
his wealth, except increased worri-
ment to keep run Of his Increased
wealth. With his increased wealth he
eats no more quail and turkey than he
did when worth ten millions. He
dresses no better and has a thousand
times less fun, We beat him on the
sleep and have no lawsuits with ten
ants and t~respassers. Robbers lay for
him every time he goes out Of doors
dark. They don't think Of us.
The man with sixty millions Of dol
lars has sixty millions Of troubles. To
keep the run of his rents, bonds and
real estate keeps him at hard work
fourteen hours a day and yet he only
gets three square meals a day, which
is Just what we obtain without any
millions, any tenants and only have
to work eight hours a day to credit up
all who pay their subscription.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Charm Of Santa Fe
Still Holds Denverite

L.. B. Wick Roy, formerly owner
OF a big hardware store in Santa Fe
and who lis still the owner of real
estate in this city, is spending a
few days here on his way from
California to Denver. Mr.. Wick Roy
for the past two years and q half
has been manager of the Tabor
Grand theater In Denver, and has
steadily improved the theater and in
creased the number Of its patrons.
Sometimes I think I'd like to be
back in Santa Fe," he said today,
for when / pass through Lamy l
suddenly feel that the old home is
not far away. There is a charm
about Santa Fe which a Santa Fean
misses no matter where he travels,
whether in California or Colorado
Mr.. Vic Roy's son, Donald, who
has many friends in Santa Fe, is In
the navy. His other son. Tom re-
Gently lost his wife who died in
Denver.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Governors Night to
Be Big Feature of
Automobile Show

Albuquerque, Feb. 10.-Governor's
night, Saturday, March 8, is to be the
feature of the New Mexico Automo-
bile show, which is to start in Albu-
querque Wednesday, March s. Rea-
LIKING the Importance Of the automo-
bile industry, not only as the fourth
most important commercial business
in the United States, but as one Of the
leading factors in good road building
development and in the general pros
perity of the nation, Governor LARA
zolo has signified his intention Of ac-
cepting the invitation issued him to
speak On this occasion.
1t IS expected that the governors
entire staff will accompany him from
Santa Fe to Albuquerque for Witness
ing the last day Of the show and to
lend a hand in strengthening the in
dustry in the southwest.
C. M. Barber, member Of the Albu-
querque Automobile Dealers associa-
tioh, who is managing the show, re-
ceived the following letter from the
governor yesterday in which the com
mittee's invitation was accepted.
Dear Mr. Barber: shall take pleas
uf9 IN DelnB present. NJ inc AutOHuODlie
show which is to take place in Albu-
querque during March, that is. | hope
to be with you lat least n evening,
Saturday, the last N Of the show.
At that time the legislature will be
drawing to q close, so it will be diff
cult for me to be absent for more
than one day from Santa Fe.
Thanking you for your courtesy, /
am, sincerely yours,
O. A. LARRAZOLO"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
To Fly Across Atlantic

Those who have believed that the
impetus Of war aviation would re.
suit in the long-deferred commercial
development of flying in this coun.
ty, where the aeroplane first made
its appearance, will be gratified at
the announcement that naval experts
are seriously planning a %transatlan-
tic flight. There will be d pecu-
liar pleasure moreover, il Americans
accomplish this epochal feat, in
beating Germany to II. II aerial
navigation had made the progress It
should have in this country previous
to the war, American brains and in.
ventive genius might have not only
prevented much of the terrorism OF
frightfulness which Germany spread
with her zcppelins hut might have
brought to the aerial warfare OF the
great war a superior knowledge and.
equipment which might have greatly
shortened II.
1t Will be a matter Of vast pride
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
III WCuTmcmTaAFnS FOR
The Health Bill

A resolution advocating the estab.
lishment of an adequate atate depart.
ment Of health for New Mexico, has
been passed by the Tucuihcari Fed
Grafton OF Clubs as follows.
The Tucurncarf Federation OF Clubs,
representing the Bay View Club, the
Woman's Club; the Parent Teacher
Association and the Delphian Society
of the City of Tucumcari, New Mexico
respectfully urges the Lawmakers of
the State of New Mexico to establish
an adequate State Department of
Health, that the health and well-be-
ing of the people of our state, their
greatest blessing and greatest asset,
may be systematically ascertained,
improved, conserved and prolonged,
and that proper sanitation may be es-
tablished and enforced throuout the
State. f
Respectfully submitted,
TNCUMCARI FEDERATION OF
By Mrs. r. P. Donohoo, President.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Bermstorff- Smiler
With the Knife
lNew York Trihnna1

-
Americans at the peace conference
should refuse to accept Won Bern,
storff as n OF the German dele,
gates. The idea that his appoint.
ment would be regarded as q compli.
inent to America could have eman.
ated only from the German mind.
Not In all the history Of modern di-
piomacy, at least, has there been a
neutral power who so shamefully
abused the hospitality accorded 10
him. Why he was not dismissed
when he issued the notice warn.
ing Americans not to sail on the
Lusitania II is still difficult to I'M
derstand. Mr.. Wilson himself refer
FED to 1t as an unprecedented breach
Of diplomatic usage. But this affront
became q comparatively minor mat
ter IN view OF what followed. Until
the day when relations with Ger
many were at last broken OFF Won
Bernstorff WIS engaged In plots
against our national security and
welfare. Arson and murder were
his weapons the while he politely
protested himself our friend.
Does this 'smiler with the knife
under the cloak really believe that
America has forgiven and forgotten
Does he think that America will
TO the German plea more readi.
y If he presents IL? Truly the Ger
nan psychology is a mystery chat
crows the more it is e~xploredl
I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Ne wspaper Men
.Classed as Humans
Troy SPANISH american J

The Santa Fe Chamber Of Com
merce is going to entertain the
newspaper men Of New Mexico Sat
urday evening OF this week at a bic
convention they will have in Santa
re.
1T is d hopeful sign OF the times
that New Mexico newspaper fmen who
were elassed and prosecuted as Grim
inals not SO long ago, are now re.
cognized as human and even neees-
sary to the public welfare.
Be It remembered that 1t was the
quality OF mind and devotion To pffh-
ciple which made many Of them suf-
fer martyrdom for the right OF free
press which brought about this
change. 1t was not the financial In
Htin6t that would sell out to the
highest bidder. WE admit the press
can be bought and subsidized and
utilized for base uses, but we have
no reason to- fear that the editors
Of the state can oil be bought or
stampeded into being wrong all the
So long as public sentiment is ere
ated By fiahtaminded men tie press
will continue to reflect mitch that
Is good The greatest mistake IN the
world Is the belief OF political lead
ers that public sentiment can be
created BY d Newspaper. It eaiin0t,
nor can the public mind be long led
n the wrong channel 81 thinking by
he printed page. The paper which
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
SUNSHINE STATE
INTERESTING TALE or CAT
sKuM ITSELF.

A Fort Sumner mai who does moi
want his name In the newspaper, evi
IDENTIFY fearing that his wives Will
learn his whereabouts, has been trap
ping up the river this winter. He
tells an almost unbelievable story
of how he obtained the pelt of a big
bobcat, published in a 1T. summer pa.
per as follows:
During the big storm and freeze
in January he had his traps set in
the vicinity Of the Jackson ranch.
The trap that figures in the incident,
but cuts no figure, was set under
a wire fence. For bait the hind
leg of a jackrabbit was wrapped
with bailing wire, one end of which
was fastened to the top wire of the
fence. The bait dangled about thirty
inches above the trap.
A day or SO later the trapper in
making his rounds found what at
first sight appeared to be the carcas
Of a skinned animal hanging on the
wire fence and naturally supposed
one had beaten him to it. Clos
er inspection showed the animal to
be an ususually large bobcat and it
was all there. but virtually turned in.
side out and was frozen solid. The
famished animal had jumped
and grabbed the bait, swallowed It,
wire and all. The end Of the wire
had caught like,th fishhook in the
animals insides. and in its frantic
It had virtually pulled
essils Inside out.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
There is No Death
By Isidorc Armijo, Las Cruces

hour of peril, and his spirit. like a
guardian angel, hovers over the conn
try to whose capital he gave an hon
ored name, and to whose history he
impaired the sublimity Of his majestic
life. Tr
Theodore Roosevelt is dead! Not nm
like George Washington, his grave IL
at Mount Sycamore. The human BRO
dizzy is now deaf and dumb, but from
his cold grave shall spring forth a
Niagara OF inspiration, a volcano, in
eternal eruption speaking to his
countrymen in times oil a and
rebellion On the highest hili of
Sycamore lies dead the greatest of
men, he who had he been privileged
IN this Great World War to give his
life, had it been his lot SO to do.
would have been instrumental in adj.
ding more jewels 10 those thai now
shine in imperishable lustre upon the
queenly brow Of Il proud nation,
whose associated radiance, like The
lambent beauty Of the stars is to lead
our children into the paths of peace
and prosperity, he would have accom-
plished the greatest ambition Of Mis-
iiustrious life, the establishment of
Z universal brothefhood and 4 true
Democracy.
And so it is Grail good and great
men. They have an immortality on
earth that death cannot touch, nor
.ime disturb. +
Roosevelt shall live, and live and
i've.
ISIDORO ARMIJO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Lemime Obliges
New York Tribunel

NADAAlCJ
The Soviet government, which has
oeen steadily growing in military
power and which now aspires TO
foreign recognition as well as to
internal sterilization, has accepted
the invitation recently sent it to
enter the Princes Island conference
The Council of Ten at Paris win
send representatives to the Sea OF
Marmora to arrange a settlement
with Lenine and Trotzky.
Allied policy in Russia has for
many months led nowhere. Now it
leads to a lonely watering place off
Constantinople, where the Russian
problem may be solved by one 'of
those electrifying surprise shifts
which so frequently occur in high
diplomacy melodrama.
Il is intimated that Lenine and
Trotzky are willing to promise to
pay Russia's debts and to welcome
q new influx Of capital, instead Of
Bolshevizing Europe. Now, sud
denly, we are to believe that these
priests Of terror have transformed
the lawless proletariat to which they
wandered into a closely organized
socialistic republic, controlled by
military force. But what pledges can
the Bolshevist emissaries carry to
Princes Island? II they promise IL
nancial adjustment and a resumption
Of economic relations with the world,
is that enough? rs it thus that we
compose u horror Of their conduct
How shall we unwrite the invitation
issued to civilization to share u
uncomfortable moral indignation at
the whole Bolshevist regime? Per-
haps Lenine and Trotzlsy, attending
TO their own survival. will attend al
80 to that and require from the
peace conference a certificate OF
character.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Salmon to Start
Another silk Worm
Drive Now Shortly

Nathan Salmon, the we'll known
merchant, announced this afternoon
that be will LAUNCH another drive"
to bring the silk worm industry to
Santa Re. Salmon's well known en-
thusiasm in behalf OF silk worms
has been revived BY the receipt Of q
long newspaper article calling at
tention to the Importance Of the I'M
dustfy. Mr.. Salmon has promised
to issue a statement, outlining his
plans. Several years ago he breach
ed the subject to the Santa Fe
Chamber OF Commerce but no action
was taken.