davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
PERSONAL PROPERTY


ut-otitNNro'~ roH SAT- os
LOOK
Paint Paint Paint
hNmg.t Given hway
We have a shipment Of
paints an d valnishes
left ON our hands that
we will dispose Of at
about half what it cost
wholesale and it is Il
standard m a k e and
guaranteed.
Mote tine Prices
II gals. white enamel
$3.50 per gal.
40 gals. enamel un-
dercoat, S1.9O per
gal.
20 gals. flat wall paint,
Sl.9O per gal.
15 gals, outside white,
$3.50 per gal.
rs gals. floor varnish,
So. 40.
% gals. Iinsced oil, 81.
These paints and var
Inishcs are all guaran-
teed. They were left
in storage with us and
we must dispose of
them,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE By owner. two
story hous- huilt Tor home In 100 block
~. cheyenne. viii sell cheap for cash or
vll give terms ur tradC. taking in smaller
property. this house was built under
ov .uat.a supervision. 10 has large base
mcnt with furnace. tho first floor has q
parIar alNl6, largo dining room and
kitchen. four bedrooms, sleeping porch
and dressing room. with bath on second
floor, two-cHr garage with servant guar
tors. N you want welt built home IN a
good Uoighborhood. priced to sell Ht n
bargain. phone owner at Usage l57i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

tNH sALF or GGNr pumps hand ana
p"ecr ior water Hut uu " o. court.
bel, tlb N. Main st
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Atlas II qamSGer CO.
% West Archer
Phone Usage 555S
WANTED 10 Any

WANTED Oho horsepower clcrtr.r motor.
must h' 200 good condition ana pIl,od
tghi can uHsg" 9atN
MNNIIp TO MY MINs HL,ONb.
uANb tLprniNi HIGHEST 'Asu
rUl'Es rAlD. CALI psNGt bl0s.
WANrEb--Io buy msn.U second hand
ciothinE Highest cash priccs paid C-h
OsaEo blOS
aECoND -HAND furniture wantcd. Muller
SECOND hand store Will pay top price,
tEugu iNtt.
WE want to buy car load OF sccond
hand furniture of all kinds. Call
Us quick Bowers Furniture Co, 3
$. Cincinnati Usage 3OO6.
FuRNiruRg WANTED second hand
in any quantity. NrHt Sidr Furniture
store. ID " FIRST osaEr b1ts
WANTED no UIN ts,l Wayne ot uthcr
good 30 Ealluu gasoline pump and tauN.
$50 gallon OF moro capacity 800 n. care
Murlt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE rom SALE a

auME DANDY ACWEAGE
lvg ana on, hF.t 'rrc. u',,'.5,, nrnr ,!eL..l
co., 40 security rihr
rtNE.AtRE TRACT on rtuo,uth ST.. =
fun sized lots, t bcauiliuII, VOL located
tract ON paving l' II. rrutL Room Inll
hHniol lldr ''dar lsia
IUNtkNIE ono lundrpd foot CORNER uu
tho uutrwtut HuItabln for varrhuua..
plpc ,ari priced rgh, rpr cash. Phone
not SIS tOE SALE NJ
t1uU.' CASH aud balance month";, hu,, I'M,
brand new a.roUw bungalow. Hardwood
uunrs. huIIl Ice l.siu price 5 5oo. can
g. g. Nodiiu. -oN 'osdcu nldg phou.
pa,go 1900.
81 moo ,AsH aud balance srrangcd put-
b.room bungalow. hrcahfa-t room ga
rage hardwood floors buNf .Iu features
strictly modorn. 'uI NErl Iut 300 good
Iuyatou. price - 900. wifi accept good
second mortgage uHurr HH part payment
can j . Rcdd'u. .uN 'psicu BIDS Phone
$3.50 oNSH.-~K room st0rtly wulcru
floors mTtol garage pui servant quar-.
tarH. easy terms and priced Iur uuIpk
oslo. cedar 2.''. ussEn sos
"so yAsu, hal.nec nsc cont bu,.
low full font lU,Iug room. beautiful man.
iol aN rooms largo. uHh floors. built 200
cabinets basement across entire rear Of
house. high location. near school car
lns anl pavement. price only $4,000 call
/ uRONuMpoH bungalow bargain Rrand
now huuhs'uv. s.a extra largo rooms
/ rppul boo addition. lovely decorations best
! grade ~ fixtures and enamel vurh. cove
4 French doors. c,ary huNt.Iu feature. large
/ hsuoUcnf. hoauIuul east front corner lut.
| furnace r'rag" .Hnd servant quarters.
nors'u priced for gWeo sale. cali
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

tkp~ME uElGUNe. Very attractive D..
room modern bungalow. uaN floors. wrII
baEow,Ht EaraEc. elegant district. price
$500. 5000 cash, HAM & sons. Phone
OsBgc q,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENIHANuF AUTOMOBILES 10

Iitt ,k. Dun auapr. tu frato tur Ford ut
woHt anything 'o1ar a.
ruH SAlU OR TRADE uord sedan .u
H4nl condition. 'an psagc 'siH
ron SALE OK rUNUg. CIV. .paas.ursr
Nash. Mice looking car In goud shape.
pHaEr 'lli
ron SAIG OK TRADE Tor rcal crtatr.
UEui sh touring car ln splendid cuudI
tInn. oHnrr zoe ".
WANTED 'ru tfado a 1870 modcl uuick
ruuhHi'r body for u,u. passenger body.
can DHUgr t'uH.
No-hDNG farm. tour lots 10 TULSA and
other property. tn trade lot~~tar Quilting
machine. 500 g.. r. wyatt tlt security
bltg Thour Usage "Ito.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15


ht'N ''H ''.' . !
81. ' f''i n'nsS',N ns.,,'. issss-,,,,i p,.'i
sl rgtf ,r'rss dsG.ratIars and /
... ,... tN..t Leo ,.t.r.t. r..a man I
Y.r p.r.g. and .,I.f fr.... fU.. .s o. real /
t i' M .u t...HIsUi .r r,.frtrtrd /
.i..t,.,, e. .Uu ,,lE ,.N T4rtf. can /
.1s.g. 7qtr
vAI. vtIgpo. ,..n NUS you in pos /
l,.-I.u a. ,.a E..n.4t I.Iffe room !
t..,s,l,gy 3D., ..t. ,.fy DO bI,,aa out. has /
-. ..,r f,..,U... sas D.. ra. tiI- ONE /
To-, ,rt.nt ,,gIt ,..s.s...r ~ once. asarr
F F.r' ''N'''.
,..
IN0I nIbI ''.N' i.".. L'u''. W.
fH''N ''N f'""'s '"'vNN. -
Y,..'. .2Da ts[,.aa Dg ,.l g'onib
price Nb0'" RI.,'' ""NN. r', I' "''"'"'
HHii "A0nn h'n' ''shs' "'
ADMIRAL b.. -Iul BLOCK Three. room |
houso t.75o. terms al psaEe 1901
ruR rRAuG-.t have nice i.rsasons,r
car In n''' %, ,"'' ,',.,,. ~ ,.,u "s,
J. ~" - .A A ,,.i r.,furrt ,s,sr
Gtso. .s05t
,..ll........ I...,. .,.,.t-
~ N..','"' ,...., .. "grI. d.,Ir.tci
- p.,.g. GOOD we'll T.| sized Dot
r...c IN trsi., psagr lt.4.to5..
.,.,,D INVESTMENT .rpu S. olu ,AN
<Er YOU g. 900 Dr. YuC NDNS
Ht stNE~- ANp RAVE Mo>Ll PHONE
CEDAR 253i
SAND SPRINGS lin. one nInDh south
o. pa,s',so, ana ',,s., ., 'ag a., ',.."o. l..
.1at Of huHdIrH iads. cali Os.ur 1851.
,.,., -. ..''. ,-,, s,.,,
i'.' " ua''I.'' ','''
''.. "... anG' i '' u.
T's Ts't. Hi,. H1i rsias o..g. s' or Go. "
ruR sALt..-Good 5.roum bungalow. mod
ll''sn, ., '''i 'l, n.n,,.,'n
%" To- '' "'''''
,.S.,,, ,,,-,.-, ,,,,..,.. ,,..,.,.- 100
+, N,h' ~ N,I't "t'.'~ i, t..,..
hlo,k =. i'7N. oo" -,,. rb,'c
ossro 1871
-. IT,, ,.,,5. .,.,,,..
WEST slpE tng 'g,gg', '', VIII 't%@. s,2o.,
tn " "ss.,nrrt naE floors. b.,x.in
at 81 500. 81. 600 down Iaf n sons.
Incrr p.aca fssa.
,..... ,s
4 rs y ~ ivy, ,,,t|,,.t ~, tE .oo
boston n''ln or ',I.'"." ~ =, ,'.''
hlIs'
FtN B.. ROOM modern huus" Uu paving
$500. $3.50 cash, ,9spnro Casy monthly
payments. s. VI. Brll Realty Co. OIL
pHnI'l bloE ',d'r I'-' --..
QUICK ACTION VIII be necessary Co get
tha bargain. tv' rooms s,'epInt PORN
and I'uoy house has lsrs. roomE and
| closets and iF nhd"rFf. .,'I ~ '".s", .-''
cash viii nandig- y. y. iS.el. sH'- '1.'.
! WHEELING, =. 500 hi''h F,''-I""'H'
modern. IeniS lnr F', r.'u ,nsi''
.-.' s' ~ NV
/ F'h SALE" "".f!'TN ."N. on NT,
! port, Nlr'tllA up 10 nhle pill'' u" SOU
| y. y. Rlcs al- h"nlnson h'"E f"' az
! polnim"nl phon' Guar I". ------.---------
$1,000 'NSH ....,
| S,N extra large rooms ana SI''n'nE b"I,n'
| hardwood I,'",N II.,,l u.''' w - 80 ~,
g"S,1 as, U0o rs'r,cnts ~ Sso por
! ,'nr,t Dsags soi' cedar 2Eoe
! FOR SALE or TRADE By owner, two
story nous hult tor nome m ~" nl"yN
! ,,,u ei,, tcr,rs or trsdc' taking In smaller
/ rr',ct,, tIts bouro vas LuIt urdor
a,,.,.s .,,rrr,I..np. 40 bas "a Large base
mont win furnace. tho first floor has a
p.rI,r gla1G. A ,.rgo dining room and
! Kitchen tour bedrooms sleeping porch
and dressing room with bath on second
,lo"' N",,". 80 aS, ~ thu'ft L,i,c ~,
| L',1, u ,uNSu,' ,Iu W., tJ J"'to ~ scW a. n
E'' goo" or. sH"u, ",,' ,,.r W ~ 6ssac i57t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

ron SALE or NENr Concrete mixer.
steam or gasoline hoist cnglucH, dtrr,ckH.
wheclbarroWs. ". 4. Courtney. tlb n.
Main 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15


Al the above arc practically new. hs,
ing been used Iu one holo only. cauoui the |
lo.nch uudorroamcr ana the CASING
" llcIiron t"rons hot'l
ron SALE on HENr concrete mixer.
steam or gasoline hoist engines dert,ckH |
N!nchcs saw rigs. gasoline cnEincn and |
SheeioarroNs II. T. Courtney az n. |
Main st.
WANTED best ,onrioto standard
buy. giye sisc Of boiler Tits rr irnns
and length of cable IN first letter IA
drcsa Jgs, suncr, s9@ Mt valley Rr,
Hot springs Am,
Dixon. ~
FOR ShLE--At Httrartivc puocs, q 500
fect 50 inch. cN.lh new NhudnHl ,tt
ING 800 feet tO.inch, 90 no. on,D run
string standard Cshlo tools Phone 90 csll
u. E, Morraon, CORONA iiot" Tnlsa.
FOR SALE Two mites .nvh pine %
", r. Rcil sac engine. phngo 1883.
ortTCr-srORE EoNirME>T q,
ION SALE Mctascl salo rcEIst'r. sacri
flee, ideal Tor keeping Nl retail su.
counts AppN sos g. cincinnati.
WANTED -Otucr furniture, must bo in
Good condition. ospEr fAol
iuN SALE ono sc,ond hand IRON safe.
tal psoEc t1N,
SEEDS, pLANrs. FERTILIZERS as
fuR sALE Respbrrry aud nlacthorD
plants. chcsp it taken at once. Usage
feaa.i. l1JN ". seventh.
NANCY HALL sweet poiatoc sups tor
sale. e5c "a hundred. /. g.. Wu1dH Roger.
Ark r. T.. u 80. tc.
roNDTRosA tomato plants. Phone osags
to9G. leiS W Archer
MILLIONS Of garden plants rs.dv ,ah.
bsge, leading varieties. tomatoes, Stone
McHto June Ncmo Tree 800 81 900
sweet potato plants yellow Nau Varieties.
ready NOW, 500. : bo, ioou, $3.50, salts
faction guaranteed, prumpt service. Lind
rlant rarms. Cotulls TeShs.
IlNG stock tomato aud sweet potato
plants sll leading varieties ready Inn
mediate shipment. Soc p'r roo, 500 por
cabbage plants. 500 pcr 900. 500 por
900. parcel poet prepaid. Waugh Plant
farm, Waco. TcNss. Houtc 3.
MEANi>G hPrNRII ~
ron SALE Two gruuomcus suits aud
Two ladies' thita, u'ary new, bargain.
can OHugo iott
TOR SALE--uno pongra sport suit. never
worn. burt -, one vino colnrc1 broad
cloth dresE bust 's Phone nHaCo zoos ..
HIGHEST cash rritcs paid for second
hand clQthug shoe, trunks ana hand
bags OssEs 6b11
HtHuEsl rRi,Es paid iar mons second
hand ol0thibE, shoes and hate rhoqp
HIGHEST prices paii tot .eeqsd hand
clothing shoes, hata, etc. fhods Usage
Mrs, =. W. Lucas. usaFe siel
HIGHEST PRICES paid fnr second hand
clothing shoes und hats. Phone 1lt6.
HIGHEST PRICES paid tor mons second.
hand clothing. shoes and hats Phone
CHtgu p0aN.
HIGHEST PRICES psid Tor second hand
yiothiug shoes hata etc. usage a7e9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

SIX extra large rooms and sleeping porch.
hardwood floors mantol huilt-in book.
cases. French doors, basement, priced for
duirk sale s. 600. payments Of 500 per
-L-nnlL- Naaga sol. InIar 2a11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

WANrEb- Tho best complete standard
drlluE uutut s. 600 tu $500 cash viii
buy, give siso of huilsr hitH. rvs lruns
and length of cable m first letter Ad.
drcsH Jas, Stinrr, b9t4 AT valley IT.
Hot Springs. Ark
Dixon. ~.
FOR SALE--At attractive prices, 500
fect 50 inch. cS IN. new Nhudnal ,hH
tug 500 foct t0-inch, 90 no. ontr run
National casing one nearly complete
string standard cable tools. Phone ui ,all
~ e. Morrnou, corona tiot"l. Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Tors roR SALE

ATTENTION. Mr. Builder We have
several good lots that can be bought Tor
reasonable cash payment 100 modern dis .
iri,t cedar 257i. Usage s5a5.
VACANT lot close to carter Du plant,
ono. half block ~ Lewis. nice loycl lot,
$500. sloo cash. r. J. Phclsu. Osago i6Ne.
EAST front. corner lot. North Denver, for
quick sale 50 600. Usage 1lSt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
IInI sEe Ion s\II

$500 'ASli aud balance monthly huys TINS
brand new GROOM bungalow. Hardwood
Ouurs. huIIi lee l"siurtg. pit,o : 800. ttII
g. e. Notiiu. loN 'oadcu Bldg. phpur
baago 1900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
NiIsSOJ Rl.
TIXNS

SOITH TEhAS LAND--ln the Irrigated
section of tho RIO Grade valley, whore
orange orchards and grapefruit groves
veloped land for sale at $3.50 per acre. an
excellent investment. write tor detailed in.
formation. security Investment Co. Har-
Nngcu. texas.
eJO.NtRE BCTrOM Farm for sale US
900. 90-a,rc bottom farm So 600. so
aero farnl 5000. B r., Sweeney, Ncosho,
40. Route 4.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE 81
WASTEp-Real estate priced to sell. !.
A. Brown Co, VlOls s. Main. Phone
Cedar lilS
BUYERS waiting. List your property
with Grace Investment Company, Tor
quick sale. CEDAR s25S, s06 World Bldg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14
A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO

Forehanded Revenge
Mrs. Van Gotmuch didn't speak
to me today. But | got even with
her"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14
AN ENDLESS BELT.

The principal difficulty it. in reducing prices and
wages normal level is the mwimgnes Of any industry
set Of aboers to oego te present high scale Of of
manufacturers to be with normal profit for short time
in order all industries the road normal conditions
First give lower oodstu clothing materials and shelter
and then well willingly accept lower wage shout the aborng
class Accept wages first and then well be able give
you your living necessities eheapy cry the manufacturers
And the proposition goes like the Duke of York ten
thousand men-up the hill and then down again.
No think that his particular interest should be
touched first Everyone is wiling down to earth after
everyone else has safely landed and not until then So everyone
sits his little peak and hurs maedctons his
ncghbor Everyone faults everyone else but has for
gotten to look into his little hand-miror and how he
stacks up Individually
The whole industrial situation has been reflection of
mtgaed eslnes the part Of the people of the country
And peculiar OF seisncss is Drives and pleas for
money get magnanmous responses but pleas for sanity have gone
unheedd The average will gladly give all he makes but
sacrifice his principle? Never!
TO be there has been industrial organization and
eadusment but only what has been forced from with
out due to international trade conditions insofar they affect
internal trade conditions Our REFORM which has been Slight has
been forced from wihouhere has been clean
house from Within and until house cleaning
Kitchen until the people willing to give little there be
general reaustment the best interests of ourselves and the
nation-Bartlesyille Examiner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14
THE CITY WATER PROBLEM.

The health and lives OF thousand people IN Chick
aSha dependent upon the ctys water supply No problem
with which the city administration has deal more vay con
the webeg of the people than that keeping our water
wholesome
The city of Chkasha has large sum OF money invested in
its waterwors Fortunately have abundant source
supply and have suffered from shortage From
time time however the reported unsafe for domestic
This happened the OF samples taken from the mans
June and submitted the chemist for analysis The
city authorities haze asked the board OF health send
pers 70 find out what trouble the end that steps may be
taken to correct il.
1t has been only about two since had trouble OF
similar At that time had number OF OF typhoid
fever in the city and the health authorities called here
On that certain recommendations regard TO water
made but whether all the suggestions made were
fully carried not informed However that may
have been should make up minds that whatever adj
diona may be proposed shall be put into effect to the
regardless The first thing get advice from the
authoritative and the city officials proceeding
properly when they the state health department for this
purpose When the verdict has been obtained from this
the end Of the argument far conditions concerned
and the only thing do is apply the remedy whatever may
be We afford trife with the health and lives Of the
people can't afford to do anything less than all that be
done make supply absolutely safe and to insure that
it shall be kept
most astounding confession made in the published
statement Of DR. Dawson Mr. Mcunet and The city engineer
appearing this paper Monday 1t stated that the chona
Friday May 28 because OF the fact that
filter being installed" This that for day
which had received the chlorine
the mains The water through the filtration process,
which only which held in suspension it. but
may urk in river No warning given the public
that this dangerous be into the mains All who
in any way responsible for this negligence be held to
strict accountability.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14
HOME-OWNERS.

Preliminary returns show that 100000 American
families their homes There home the
United States than in other country.
Here find the for the inability of bolshevik ag
tators to make headway this country and for the general
deestaon which communist doctrines held The who
his home hopes expects does take
kindly dangerous experiments government and economics
He is not willing to take the risk of losing his property.
woudbe ideal if family could its dwelling The
cowdng OF people into enenents apartments the
of health and sanitation would then be civic problem
and there would be no profiteering by landlords.
The owning OF home makes for good citizenship He who
holds title to the property which he resides takes interest
in the betterment of the community than the who lives
rented dwelling The former anchored while the
periodically confronted with hte possibility of having
every possible should be given those who
fer from the housing shortage build their homes
would be happy of affairs II the great majority of
houses should be erected by who propose live them
rather thar by those who intended offer them for rnPaw
huska Capital
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

Curiously enough. the man who
walks seven miles around n golf
course will get out Of breath II he
runs a lawn mower five minutes.
81 Slmp says he notices that the
longer It rains the more moisture
there is in the ground.
Mr.. J. Pluvius seems to be suffey-
ing from IN awful III Of industry.
Somebody should tell him that
enuffs a-plenty.
Real normalcy at last, One auto
manufacturers announces the restor.
alton of 1913 prices.
Fred Frey, president of the Lions
club has ruled that the meeting held
during his absence was Illegal He
was fined a box of cigars for being
absent.
If it rains too much TO suit you
just think how you would be stew.
ing about 1t If we were up against a
drouth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

Cases OF oak or Ivy poisoning
should he treated with Ballard'a
Snow LlnImcnt. II n antiaeptic and
healing and n splendid remedy for
such troubles. Thrco sizes. soc. Coo.
and 100 per bottle. Sold by Wren
Drug Co. 0-i-s0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

"Ilow;"
4 didn't speak TO her yesterday"
Oh, Tuti Tut
An applicant for Job ON tho ro.
lice force was being put through an
oral examination Iio answered the
questions satisfactorily until he came
10 this one:
III fire broke out IA deaf and
dumb institution on your beat. w,iat
would you dog"
He scratched his head for mo.
ment and then answered brightly:
u would ring the dumbbells.'
lie was ordered to report for duty
the following morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14
EXPRESS pAckAoGrTEs


lie has not served who gathers gold,
Nor has he served. whose life Is told
In selfish battles he mas won
or decd OF skill that he has done,
nut he has served who now aud then
Has helped along his fellow men.
Selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

A bad taaiU IN tho mouth comes
from a disonlercd stomach and slug.
gish state Of tho bowels. lIerbino cor.
rocts the trouble Immediately. II
purifics the bowels. helps digestion,
ana swtetena the breath. Price COO.
Sold by Wren Drug Co G.i-30
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

Admiral Sims aas filed the usual
alibl: incorrectly quoted The re.
porters still have something TO say
about II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

"The first ingredient In conycrsa.
tion Is truth; the next, good sense;
the third, good humor: the last good
wit Anon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

Barllcsylllc Lions has started out
TO stop the spccdcru. ms Hons
job.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

Another reason why newspapers
are not responsible for an the mis-.
takes Is because the war department
"a stlll reporting living heroes as
slackers or dead ones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14
. + + = + + 4 j. + + + + + + I
. NOTICE TO PROPERTY 4
. OWNERS 1

+ II you want side walks, drive :
/ ways, cisterns built, repaired I
I. and cleaned, cellar, fluewark, !
+ patch plastering and Fll kinds :
+ of brick and cement work :
+ call Harry Miller, contractor. :
+ All work gnaranteen. Every !
+ job reference. Phone 1914. :
= 1s25 s. 4th. !
49, Z 4 4 + = . = = = 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

In the words OF one OF our fel.
low pamgraphers, Truth Is mighty
but none too prevalent"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-14

Nebraska Is to have q poet laur-
cate TO sing her praises. n the Ne.
braska idea takes root In Oklahoma
Col Pete Duffy. OF III Reno and Col.
Clarence b. Douglas. Of Tulsa. will
probably be rival candidates for the
office.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-07
BEGINS STAFF

WASHINGTON. :. May G. The first step towards organization of the 'Hv- rene~ai headquarters staff of the ' 10 be healed by Gen. Pershinz,
 sr r1ado today when orders went to Col John Mc> Palmer to report to Gen. Pershing for duty as member of his staff.
 Col. Palmer went to France early in 1917, and helped organize the Amer ican Expeditionary Force staff. Later he represented the general staff at the capitol in connection with the drafting of the army reorganization act and subsequent military legis- lation. Recently he has been on duty at Fort Jay. N. Y.
 Col Palmer. it is understood, will act as an administrative assistant to Gen. Pershing and, his chief of staff. Brig. Gen. Fox Connor, in organizing the nev general headquarters of war staff
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-07
WEDNESDAY, SET
 FUR TARIFF VOTE
Senate Decides To Limit All Speeches To Ten Minutes;
 Opposition Resumed
Cabinet Passes Buck"

WASHINGTON. May 6.-The sen- ate. by unanimous consent, today fix ed next "Wednesday for vote on the emergency tariff and anti-dumping bill and decided to limit speeches to 10 minutes for each member on each proposition taken up after noon of that day when voting on amendments begins.
 . Senator Simmons, Democrat, North Carolina. resumed his discussion against the bill begun yesterday and was followed by Senators Fletcher. of Florida, and Gerry. oh Rhode Island. both Democrats. who attacked it from all angles.
 An amendment extending anti. dumping provisions of the emergency tariff bill to the importations of air planes was introduced by Senator New. Republican, of Indiana!