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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01
Tire Industry Is
Readjusted Today

The rapldIiy v.th which the tire
Industry rcadinSicd itself TO meet
new conditions. tho increased pro,
drcticn o. Ties st a lowered cost
aud the low prices on raw materials
have brought about a downward re.
vision Of salling prices al the most
opporilna tIme foi the motorlst.
Price adjustment came just as
the spring demand for tire replace.
ments f<irted." said Louis Hensley.
"and the IIensley.Erickson Tire Co.
"and the price rcylslons an
nounced by the factories have served
To stimulate trade by giving the mo.
torist the added advantage OF anticI.
pated reductions In the cost OF manu-.
facture which will be made during
the mQnths TO come.
business In general Is keeping up
remarkably well. and while this sea.
sons demands are being met at the
new prices. yet the total volume In
dollars and cents Is not far from
the peak OF the extraordinary sea.
sons of the past few years.
This is conclusive evidence that
there is an actual increase in the
ranks OF motor car owners in South.
ern Oklahoma. and protends a sea-
son OF unsurpassed activity in the
motor car and accessory industry I'm
the south this summer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01
Sfudebdker Makes
Big Gas Mileage in
Economy Run, Here

The studebaker Light Six recently
received by p. @. Spinning. local
dealer was put through It's PAGES as
to gas economy Friday afternoon.
when Mayor O. Coffman. Representa-.
tive Mart Louthan. Mr.. II. X. woot.
ten, Jr.. and J. V. Carpenter. dis.
connected the carburctter. drained II
then attached Il to can suspended
from the top of the car. After pour.
Ing a standard half gallon into the
can the car was driven out onto
the country roads until all the fuel
was consumed.
This took place. according TO the
official observers when the car had
covered II Ia miles. giving an aver.
age OF 22 i.2 miles 10 the gallon to
he six cylinder touring car with
passengers.
"The test didn't surprise me
bit.'. said Mr.. Spinning this morn.
ing. Il knew that studebaker en-.
ginesrs had managed TO make our
ears more economical OF gas. and
had heard tales OF astonishing mil
cage In the new models so am glad
to have proven II under our local
conditions"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01
Motor Oil Is
Life of Motor

Motor oil should not be run more
than fifteen hundred miles. then Il
should be drained and thoroughly
washed out with kerosene. and re-
Elaced with fresh and new oil. III
the vnlue OF this process could only
ba brought home TO the motorist
In some forcible manner. II would
lcneihen the life OF the motor be.
sides II would eliminate many mis-.
understandings between the dealer
and purchaser as well an save the
motorst considerable expense" says
Carney Stacy, OF the j. a s. Supply
company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01
GARAGE DOOR CLOSED
BY PASSAGE OF AUTO
Wheels Of Vehicle Pass Over
Tripping Device.
Door Is counterweiehted So That
When Trip 10 Released, Weight
Pulls Door Shut or Open as
May Be Desired by Driver.

An easy-running garage or barn door
may be arranged, as shown In the
drawing, to close itself as soon as the
rear wheels of vehicle pass over the
tripping device. The door Is counter
weighted so that, when the trip Is re-
leased, the weight pulls the door shut.
The trip, or release, consists of
hinged plank arranged, as Indicated,
to- engage with the notched plate on
the door; this plate has two notches,
one Of which engages with the plank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01
EXPECTS MANY SALES
FOLLOWING REDUCTION

Qldsmobile prices were materially
reduced recently and the new prices
on all models Of the 0ldsmoblle are
so very attractive that the Wagner
Motor Co., expects to set new high
marks in total OF sales during the
coming months of the summer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01

In the extreme open position. A
sprRg OH the underside Of the plank
holds 1t In engagement with the
notches In operation. the front wheel
of the vehicle pushes the trip down
and the door Is released until the
catch engages in the second notch,
which is about 2 inches back of the
first. The rear wheel disengages the
catch from the second notch and the
door rolls shut. The door travel
should be adjusted so that it will
clear the. car as it shuts.-Popular
Mechanics Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01
EA(yIT@H1@[3O[LCE
NEWS e9S.a- So

Maryland has state motorcycle
constabuary.
Gasoline costs more than 81 gal.
Ion In Japan
There Is now In operation one motor
truck TO every 100 inhabitants of the
United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01
Let Experts Fix Up
Your Tire troubles

The average car owner is usually
'all at sea" to decide whether or
not vulcalizing COB, section or
! a re-thread will be worth the money,
therefore. he must rely on the judge
ment and the integrity of an ex-
perienced tire men for advice. This
service is dependably offered the
Wilton Auto Supply G Vulcanizing
company, located at the corner of
4th and Kansas, a concern thorough
ly qualified to give, satisfactory SER
vice, employing men who are ex-
perienced in every detail of the work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-01

An oil-burning DIESEL type of engine
has been iGscnlcd Cor automobile use
that is said 70 RIM on butter, lard, or
even powdered ceal.
Motor vehicle production in Detroit
and the state Of Michigan for May
totaied f4iCol. as. compared with 1O4,.
800 in April and 142.GS) for May, 1920
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
THROUGH A WOMANS EYES
BY JEAN NEWTON

careless" or ignorant" might take the place of ''extravagant' as the supreme menace.
 Then a woman should know what can be done with needle. Frequently the turning of last years into a new creation has given as great impetus to the family fortunes as anything the breadwinner could have done that day.
 To make his meals a thing of joy instead of insult and injury to the man who looks forward to them a woman must be good cook; and to guard his health she should know dietetics.
 With children she must be a first class nurse, a perennial story book a pedagogue. judge, jury and psycholo- glst. It takes more than two years to train teacher with whom the child Is one of score for about four hours day How much training does a mother needs for whose fingers the clay is waiting to be molded?
 With this kind of training we will have not only more homes, as our rev. erend friend has remarked. but our women will have the greater freedom and happiness in their work that the professional has over the amateur in any work. Also by elevating the work or the home by putting our traditional occupation on a basis of efficiency equal to that of any other occupa. ton, we will rob of it's meat the are1I ment against us that women won't dc outside the home. It is the home amateur who has given our work its stigma The home professional will make It recommendation.
 | tCopyrlght, 1S2l, by Public Ledger Col
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
DANNY MEADOW MOUSE RE-
 TURNS A KINDNESS RU Th1rr%1, Ay

Peter Rabbit lay in one of his private little paths in the dear old briar patch. He was only little way from the edge for he could get no further. You see there was a wire fast to one of Pete's long hind legs and part of a stake fast to the other end of the wire. Peter had dragged that piece of stake a long way a very long way indeed. But now he could drag is no farther, but it had caught in the bramble bushes and wouldn't come along his private little path or let Peter go.
 So Peter just dropped on the snow and cried. Yes sir, he cried. You see he was so tired and worn out and frightened, and his leg was so stiff and sore and hurt him so. And then it was so dreadful to actually get home and be stopped right on your own doorstep. So Peter just laid there and cried. Just supposing old Granny Fox should come poking around and find Peter caught that way. All she would have to dc would be to get hold of that hateful stake caught in the bramble bushes and pull Peter out where she could get him. Do you wonder that Peter cried
 By and by he became aware that some one was wiping away his tears. 1t was Danny Meadow Mouse. And Danny was singing in funny little voice Pretty soon Peter stopped cry ing and listened, and this is what he heard:
 Isn't any use to cry
 Not biti Not a bit.
 Wipe your eyes and wipe 'em dry
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
By JE AN NEWTON A Ne.v Kind of Sc1oo.

A preacher in Illinois is starting a newiywcds' school. There is nothing wrong with the home, he says, but we need more of them- Which, as nttle Jimmy would say, is first class left handed compliment
 Well, don't we deserve it? Girls take courses to learn to type, to file things, 10 perfect themselves in the various ways of making a living But when it somes to marriage and homemal1ing which everybody now admits is a full- flcdged profession. they aecm content to trust to luck to take to it.
 How can girl take to- rightly l,alanced, we'll cooked meals or any of the other duties of homemaker any more than she can take to" keeping books in an office or running an adding fnzchine2
 well" someone wpl say Give her time When she is as old as her mother she will do roast to turn and darn socks without lumps!"
 The people. who say this do mol actually intend it for joke. Yet i'm agine saying of telephone operator Give her time. in twenty years she will be able to get you number, or of a seamstress. What do you ex- pect? In ten or fifteen years she will no longer ruin your material.
 Does any one say for husbands Give him time. When he is as old as his father he will bring home enougf to feed the children and pay the rentg Then why should we expect to ge away with murder in our jobs? And i there Is anything more nearly ap' preaching murder than raw food or { runaway domestic budget or, indeed just one lump in one sock where i will wear away mans flesh ant blood, I want to know 1t.
 Because a woman must be some thing of a Jane of all Trades does no signify that she can get on being mis tress of none. Even the ability to pa. 10 have the actual work done does no free her of the necessity for being abl 10 do it herself. Everybody know that to manage servants successful one must know at least as much abou their work as they do themselves.
 The League of Women Voters fighting to make state universitie spend as much for women's work i home economics as they spend fo mems work in agriculture. Arnol Bennett wants girls trained for tw years for the role of wives. And ] would not be too much.
 To make an attractive home a wo man must know something of colo and art. To maintain it so she mus know housekeeping. To keep the shi afloat and her husband from ruin sh must know budgeting and accountini It has been said no man can mak headway against an extravagant wifi if the truth were known the wor
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Little Stories for Bedtime

Use your witt Use your witt Just remember that tomorrow Never brings a single sorrow.
 Yesterday has gone forever
 And tomorrow gets here never, Chase your worries all away
 Nothing's worse than just today
 Peter smiled in spite of himself.
 That's right! That's right. Smile away, Peter Rabbit. Smile away! Your troubles, sir, are all today. And, between you and me, I don't believe they are so bad as you think they are. Now, you lie still just where you are, while l go see what can be done"
 With that off whisked Danny Mead ow Mouse, as spry as you please, in spite of his lame leg, and in a few of the wire on his leg that Danny was was. Danny Medow Mouse had set out to gnaw that piece of stake until it was all in splinters. So there he sat and gnawed and gnawed and gnawed. Jolly round red MT. Sun climbed high- CT and higher in the sky, and Danny Meadow Mouse grew hungry, but still h. kept right on gnawing at that both ersome stake.
 By and by happening to look across the snow covered green meadows he saw something that made his heart coming straight towards the dear old brier patch. Dany didn't say a word to Peter Rabbit, but gnawed fastr than ever.
 Farmer Browns boy was almost there when Danny stopped gnawing There was only a tiny bit of the stake left now, and Danny hurried to tell
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

(orlzxi<,zl>ofa a Bride
cQoyeesHYED h02f sy nor nASl
-lNE MARcHE REMEMBERS

MADELINE MARCHE REMEM BERS
 Madeline Marche regarded Ann and me curiously.
 'Lorimer girls-both of you?" she asked abruptly.
 We nodded and offered flowers and fruit with our incest smiles.
 why do you bring expensive white grapes to me? And lilies of the valley in Februaryi" She held the slender stalks delicately like true lover of rare blossoms. 'I guess you don't know who I aml''
 "Oh. yes, We dol Morrison told us!''
 Morrison? Humph! He knows me all right Times have been changing. she rambled on. You girls don't seem to feel that calling on me will hurt lyou. You can bet your mothers wouldn't have come!''
 Nobody can hurt us but ourselves!' 1 I replied. It was an awful platftude bald and old, but it took with Madeline Marche
 ] '.True!" she murmured. sTruei No body knows better than I" 1 I marveled, not only at the correct Iness of her speech: how had this an- cient creature come by her modern habit of introspection and frank con fession?'
 q guess you girls pay for this nice white bed I'm going to die in?'
 You're not going to die." l pro- tested
 "She wants to die mainly because she can't get any dope here quotf
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
WHAT TO HAVE WITH FISH

When fish is the main dish for din- ner it's sometimes hard to choose the vegetables and dessert to accom- pany it.
 Fish is a concentrated protein food and requires bulky foods to go with it to satisfy hunger. Brown bread, rather than white bread; plain, simply cooked vegetables. any salad with a French dressing, and a fruit dessert combine well with fish.
 IT a sauce Is served with the fish, plain boiled potatoes dusted with parsley should be used. If the fish is dry" scalloped potatoes bring the milk into the diet
 As fish is rather highly favored. an acid should be introduced into the meal to give piquancy. A tart jelly will answer this purpose if a salad that contains an acid isn't desirable
 Menu for Tomorrow
 BREAKFAST - Canned pineapple, fried cornmeal mush, sirup, coffee.
 LUNCHEON-Bake macaroni with cheese. bran gems. cold water cookies tea
 DrNNER-Casserole of smoked sal mon, plain boiled potatoes, kale or nnge salad, canned peaches, chocolate cake. coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 Smoked or salted fish makes 2 change once in a while. In ths country salted fish is often the only available kind. Careful freshening does much toward the palatableness of salt fish
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Many cooks make the mistake of too much freshening. Salmon needs scald- ing only to make It ready for use. The fact that fish Is not always salted to the same degree of saltness must be considered and the fish freshened ac- cordingly
 COLD WATER COOKIES cups sugar
 1z cup butter
 F cup lard
 1 cup cold water
 2 teaspoons soda
 N teaspoon salt
 Nutmeg.
 Soften butter and lard Add sugar and mix thoroughly. Dissolve soda in water and add to mixture. Add nut meg and put in as much flour as can be stirred in. Set aside for half an hour. Add flour to roll. Roll on a floured board, cut and bake in a hot oven. CASSEROLE OF SMOKED SALMON 1 pound smoked salmon
 little onions
 F cup canned peas
 E cup diced cooked carrots
 F cup diced celery
 1 tablespoon lemon juice A teaspoon pepper
 tablespoons butter
 F cup milk
 1h cups dried bread crumbs.
 Scala salmon. Cut in pieces to serve and pour over lemon juice. Stir crumbs in melted butter. Put fish in buttered casserole, sprinkle with cSumbs Add alternate layer of fish and crumbs.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

la cynical young interne who had stopped by her bed as soon as he saw, my ingenue sister law.
 Madeline heard him and once more the profanity which had shocked me in the jail poured from her lips. As sud denly she stopped in the middle Of an invective. Her eyes were fixed on her white lilies. She ignored the young medic and addressed Ann and me-
 Lovely girls. you two! Good girls; both of you, Young and pretty-and good." She studied one and then the other of us. Make the most of your beauty while you have it. my dears, she rarnbled on. Youth is so short part of life. And a woman who has been loved because she was beautiful gets mighty weary of the years after the wrinkles come Love dies-hke these!" She returned to the conten- platfon of her lilies. Tt should last or it's farce"
 s@Ter us how to keep 1ove?'' I asked l impulsively.
 Keep love? Who can do that?" She shook her head impatiently- Don
 you girls know woman's only road 1 to comfort and joy in her old age?
 NO! Tell us!" Ann and l ex- claimed together.
 (To be continued)
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

pression of the sitter while talking. It does not matter what he or she may say, for one seldom says what is in the heart-the important thing is to catch the flicker in an eyelid, a trembling of the mouth, shifting of the pose. Pro- viding you are a good mind reader, yoa can get a symbolic representation of the person in hand.
 Spirit Of the Times \ The tin rooster is the soul statue of a pompous gentleman whose name the artist withholds
 Diedrich further states that tin is a much neglected material, that it is par ticularly adapted to modern needs-lt more nearly expresses the spirit of the times than the former softer mediums.
 You get an almost angular honesty of line--not too gradual curves-its the most unromantic material and this the over soul needs" said he
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

name of Sub-conscious-
 Or, then again you may recognize it by the more explicit term: That part of you which stands behind and beyond all that you say and do--observing and living a life of its own.
 Then, did you know that there is a man who has dared attempt it's DOT traiture in tin?
 Hunt Diedrich is the artistss name, he lives in New York, and his motto is:
 "Use the most common thing as material for the uncommon emotion. In this way both truth and beauty are served
 Your Soul in Tin So Diedrich uses tin cans, meta sheeting, etc, to catch the likeness and to immortalize that selfs Over soul He says that al almost exact likeness can be made at one sitting all that the artist must do is 10 observe the ex-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Lohlein Tesfifes He
 Shot In Self Defense
[RepubIIcan A. P. Leased Wlrel

PRESCOTT. Ariz., Feb. 1S-John Lohlein, charged with murder in conl nectlon with the killing of Charles summers, cattle inspector. near here on the night Of December 23 last, testi- fled yesterday in his trial that he shot in self-defense. He said he and Summers had been riding In an automobile. had quarreled over a reference to a. wom- an by Summers, and that he challenged summers to fight He said he had meant "a fair fist fight but that summers had reached for his gun and ooasted of his kills He testified both men were under the influence of liquor.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

What do you think the soul looks like?
 If you were sitting for an indi vidualistic statue of your soul what do you suppose the sculptor would model?
 Do you think your soul is brave as lion, timid as mouse, or free as a bird?
 Here's an artist wh- makes sym bolic statues of peoples souIts out of old tin cans. His idea is to re- veal those subconscious character istics which, he believes, influence for good or III, everyone's temeper- amentaI life.
 Why not ask the person who knows you best to tell you what he thinks YOUR soul looks like?
 BY MARIAN HALE Have you heard of the Over Soul? Or perhaps you understand it by u
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Here is dress that was designed for Elsie Ferguson to wear in the new Paramount picture, Sacred and Pro fane Love" by Arnold Bennett It is of dark blue kittens ear satin. The skirt is perfectly straight and gathered at the top The underwaist has li- mono sleeves, while the bib front drops over the waist line.
 The 90 dozen buttons are sewed on in solid circles and rows, as shown In the illustration, and are covered with the satin.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
So there he sat and gnawed and
 gnawed and gnawed

Peter Rabbit that there was nothing to stop him from going to his most secret retreat in the very heart of the old brier patch. While Peter slowly dragged his way along Danny trotted behind to see that the wire did not catch on the bushes. They had safely reached Peter Rabbits secretest retreat when Farmer Browns boy came up to the edge of the dear old brier patch.
 50 this is where that rabbit that killed our peach tree Hves?" said he, wen try a few snares and put you out of mischief, MT. Rabbit
 And for the rest of the afternoon Farmer Browns boy was very busy around the edge of the old brier patch.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
THOMAS BRADY SENTENCED

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s-Thomas Brady was sentenced today to serve from one to fl years in the peniten- tiary for an attack on Miss Jean Stan ley. Four other young men have been sentenced from one to 50 years for attacking Miss Stanley and her com panion, Miss Jessie Montgomery of Reno, New early Thanksgiving day
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
NEWLYW EDS
By Winthrop Praed

Now the rite is duly done,
 Now the word is spoken, And the spell has made us one
 Which may ne'er be broken; Rest we, dearest, in our home,
 Roam OCT the heather; We shall rest, we shall roam,
 Shall we not2 together. From this hour the summer rose
 Sweeter breathes to charm us; From this hour the winter SHOWS
 Lighter fall to harm us; Fair or foul--on land or sea
 Come the wind or weather, Best and worst, what'er they be,
 We shall share together.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Near Thompsons Falls, in Montana is q well from which is said to issue a steady stream of air.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

It is said that a murder in England, about 97S. started the custom of drink ing to ones health.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Just before their marriage, Malayan girls have their teeth filed short and pointed
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

| The wedge which Lincoln used to split logs is in the national museum at Washington.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

] Long before the advent of white set tiers, Indian tribes living near the At lantic coast subsisted largely on oys-
 | lters.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Christmas gifts were common in
 medieval times.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Princeton university is to limit it's enrolment to 1000 students.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Each branch of the weather bureat is supposed to predict for an area O. 1900 square miles.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Fewer than one per cent of Ameri- cans are college graduates
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

The value of borax as a preseryative was accidentally discovered by a trav- eler in Yellowstone park
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

What could be more girlish and love ly than this beruffled and beribboned advance summer frock worn by Ma talie Manning, who is playing her first part on Broadway with Madge Ken
 nedy in "Cornered'? The dress is
 white with baby blue bodice and blue clrled ribbon trimming The drop shoulder effect is revival from our grandmother's day and promises to be very fashionable as well as becoming, for sumner afternoon and evening wear.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

No evidence of the existence of he- Hum on earth was discovered until 1895.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Chinese students in the United States number 4,500.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Have you heard of the Over Soul?
 Or perhaps you understand it by the