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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

me Of both and toned up my whole
system. | never hesitate to recon.
mend Doan's." Statement given
December 10th. isiC.)
On July sth. 1891. Mrs. Matiox
added; Il am never without Doan's
Kidney pills In my home. They
never fall 10 relieve me OF attacks
OF kidney trouble"
Price Goe. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get poan's kidney PilIs-the same
that Mrs. Maitox had FosterMIl.
burn Co. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

tho fauIt.linder invariably fails whom
Il comes 10 q Showdown.
but regardless OF court delays or
anything else. our. gas troubles viii
be ended when Nick brings In his
o. G. W. we'll. We can Just take
bucket aud 10 after Il Ms often ~
We need II.
To be sure. the O. G. W. may be
an oilcr. but In that event we'lI all
be no happy that we won't care
continental about gas.
-
Keeping looking at the bright side.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

And That Goes.
Buck; Can you give a definition
OF an oratorg
Private: Sure. He's n fellow that
IN always ready 10 lay down your
life for his country.
undctcrred.
Jimmy: Dearest. must marry
you
shImmy: Have you seen father?
Jimmy: Often. honey, but love
you just the same.--Judge.
One Thing Needed.
Mamma. Tige's begging. Must I
give him piece OF my cooker
''Of course you must"
well, | haven't any cookie
Life.
The Proper Word.
James. have you whispered to.
day without permlssion?"
"Only wunst."
Leroy. should James have said
wunst?'
"No'm. he should have said
SEC Winnipeg Tribune.
Dangerous Suggestion.
Boy: Father. do you know that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

Ne nobIe' and the nobIenes. that
lies
In other men. sleeping but never
dead.
VIII rise IN majesty TO meet thine
own.
Lowell.
"IIo who excuses himself accuses
himself. - Mourlcr.
II may be true that the world
cwes You living but you won't get
Il unless you're a hustllng collector.
One reason why the market for
deceptive propaganda Ia always good
Ia because there Ia n sucker born
every minute.
Now wouldn't we be sIttin' purity
II we knew that the sand In the
Arrasmith.McIiec will make about
5000 barrels? Not chance for an
argument.
No telling. Things aro stIlI hap.
pcning In the Grady county field.
Don't miss the boat.
0nce-inawhIle you actually bump
into some crazy fool who doesn't
claim that he can run your business
better than you can.
Sometimes when a guilty guy is
hard.prossed aud Il looks like there |
Is no other way TO get out. he'll
Ito even though he knows You know :
he's lloing.
81 Simp says he notices that his
car always stops when the gas gives
out.
FanltfindIng Is an oaay but gen.
orally useless task. What the world
needs Is somebody to show how to
'orrect the faults. and that's where
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

every winter an animal puts on
new fur coat,
Father: IIush' Not 80 loudl
Your mothers In tho next room'"-
The Bystander tLondon).
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23
AMERICANIsM CREED.

II believe In the United States OF America and the prin
ciplcs OF freedom justice equality and humanity upon which
founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes.
81 believe is my duty towards my country to love III to
support its constitutions obey its laws to respect its flag
and to defend it against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

II Is has been said that altogether
there have been taken from American
ores only about IL ounces OF ra'
dIum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

A lawn mower reversed makes u
good truck for transporting trunk
or box on.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23
s'sLE THOUGHT ron TODAY

- GREAT POWER FROM
A GOD; Behold. | give unto
you power TO tread on ser.
" pents and scorpions. and
over all tho power OF the enemy;
and nothing shall by any means
hurt you.--Luke 1919.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23
PrOtectiOn....

Every time the siren whistle calls and the fire
engine goes Changing through the street,
Each burglary of which you read,
Every loss of money bonds, jewelry, deeds, mort
cages, fire insurance policies, calls to your mind that
your similar properties should be in safe place.
Our SAFE DEPOSIT boxes are economical in price,
convenient and protected by the best of steel and re-
inforced concrete construction
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

The effort build world reminds that
failed Babel because they couldn't understand another
San Diego Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

"iIo who excuses himself accuses
himself. a. Mourlcr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

Fanltfinding is an easy but gen.
eraily useless task. What the world
needs Is somebody to show how to
correct the faults. and that's where
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

One reason why the market for
deceptive propaganda IL always good
Ia because there Ia sucker born
every minute.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-23

Keeping looking a, the bright side.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

A LITTLE back from the Dixie
~ Highway, which runs through
West Palm Beach, Fla, stands a
small, very white house shaded by Aus
srslian pines and cocoanut trees. On the
front porch are two split bottom rocking
chairs. and in those, feet on the porch
rahings repose two colored gentlemen.
oyg their heads is a black sign on which
Is painted in gilt the name Of the house,
s0hd ccmiOrt. The two gentlemen IN
ae chains have presumably no other oc-
f1paiicn than thus to illustrate the name
oi their residence. And there they SIT
ior hours in "solid comfort"
There they sat. it would be better TO
Ay' for this is a scene Of two weeks ago.
snd much can happen in two weeks. Inen
he peaceful scene described might have
'eeen duplicated all over town, for Palm
Seaeh goes into winter quarters in the
summer, and the two colored gentlemen
were doing what the rest Of the town
sleeping of the enects OF inc iH''
winter season.
To-day the scene is different. Solid
comfort is disturbed. With the coming
o. another winter we feel the need for
action The sleeping beauty wakes at the
approach of the golden prince. The
beaches" are prepared to welcome our
nnlti-millionaires, our millionaires, our
emi-milliOnaires and our comfortably
en- who come each year, $4,000 strong
from all over the United States 10 pur-
shAse good air and to revel in the color
'flllianee and charm Of this Southern re-
sort.
fou Northern trippers who viii soon
ee eOwding the Palm Beach thorough
isres. would you like TO know how they
red up for you-and what Palm Beac
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

"Furnisbed Rooms" and Apartments
for Rent" Already some OF the
more humble tourists, their goods tied TO
their Fords, are showing up on the high
way, fleeing from coal bills and oleak
Western winds. They must be cared ior'
The notices advertising hospitality well
come them
The town poet tunes his Tyre and de-
claims a poem in praise Of the Gulf Stream
and the Florida beaches He hopes It may
be placed on postcards and mailed to the
North by some Of you.
new hotel has already sent out notices
for an opening dinner. A new and almost
cotbam-like apartment house has sprung
nm on the waterfront The Association
~ Commerce has moved into a new build
ing across from the park and the infor-
nation desk is already installed. From
the windows Of the building there is a sat
;sfactorv view of the cocoanut palms, the
lake and the line Of motors ready for the
Everglades trip, the trip to Miami, the
alligator farm or anywhere else you %"
be induced to 90.
The "resort" merchants. who sensIoly
arrange to do business in the North in the
summer and the South in the winter, have
already arrived, and bales and boxes are
being opened and their contents distrio-
uted. The ladies VINO conduct the smaller
gift shops have taken in extra guam
titles Of woolen yarn to be knitted into
hundreds Of sweaters, scarfs, caps and
what not by lady tourists as they gossip on
the verandas. West Palm Beach is ready.
On the Island they are Bit slower, but
here. too, there are distinct signs Of awak-
ening. The first Of ibe big hotels TO open
il always the Breal lrs, where hibernae
the older and more Soate crowd Of winter
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

looks like when it is all nice and clean!
West Palm Beach first, since it is the
real town and has a longer tourist season
than the other beach. 1t is situated on
the shores of Lake Worth, west OF It's
more stylish sister, commonly called the
Island,v but close enough by the ferry 70
have all the advantages Of the wonderful
paln-decorated sea beach, where great
TURQUOISE and amethyst rollers tumble IN
ove- sand white and fine as taicum
powder, and where it's always warm
enough for bathing.
Some one has said that West Palm
Beach looks like church perpetually
dressed up for a wedding Certainly the
charming little streets bOrdered with
palms and Hoyers look all ready Tor
a procession of brides and brides
maids. Those streets are the pride
of the town and the first thing they
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

season of repose it had been allowed to
slip.
The long golden trumpets Of the ala
manda vine are trained to hang over gray
walls, and there is a consultation OF art
lists in the front yard to see if the vine
looks just right that way. Beauty means
something here.
The hibiscus hedge, one gorgeous scar
let fame, which runs for two blocks, bor-
dering the cemetery, is given careful at
tention. There must be no gloom in Palm
Beach, even in the cemetery. 1t has been
made one Of the brightest and most beau
tiful places in town, largely through the
magic, vibrant color Of this glorious plant.
Old Mr.. Ponsonby, who came down from
the North early, takes part in the "redding
up.r and totters down from the porch 70
nick up stray cocoanut shells on the
lawn Of Miss Mehitabel Harper's house.
where he is staying.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

do here to make
ready for the sea
SON is to trim the
trees and see that
the flowers and
plants which make
the streets beautiful
are ready to bloom
their best.
Miss Hibis u $
johnson, who keeps
a boarding house,
gets out on a ladder
and, assisted by Abe,
a coiored henchman'
AGED fourteen, ties
up the purple bou-
gainvillea over the
door Of her dwelling
whence during the
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

In the private side
yard orange groves
there are anxious
inspections. Y s,
the fruit is begin
ming TO show gold
Those green oranges
from the Indian
River are sweet, but
the golden globes
are what the tour
lists want TO see.
Horticultural work
started, there is a
run on the 1O-cent
store, which carries
a stock Of printed
signs: DAY Board
HereD "Meals,"
The Washington times., 1922-09-05
-Again This Remarkable Sale
Pure Silk Hose, 68c

Every pair of these hose is pure
thread silk with reinforced Isle tops,
heels, soles and toes. Very slight i'm
perfections cause them to be classed
as seconds, but you will have to look
carefully to find the defects.
If perfect they would sell at a very much
higher pnce-a value that any woman will :
be glad to secure.
Plain weave in black, white, nude,
gray and brown.
Fancy drop-stiteh weave in gray
and white.
Such an opportunity for obtaining splen-
did wearing, good-looking Silk Hose comes
but seldom-buy tomorrow and save.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
YANKEES DROP
FOURTH OUT OF
LAST FIVE GAMES
Champions Anxiously
Awaiting Return of
Ruth and Muesel

NEw YuAE Nny Tho Van.
KEGS are finding the going in tho
Am,iI.au lrtsu, race -ourhcr
Chan iHoy dId during the first two
or tI.fr. wDUka Dropping four
Hut of tur.r iasi 1--we games has
cost tho Uurmrn the lead though
unIY ly s srhut margin. and APP
psrrnily upset co" machine ~ the
ehtmrluna Anxious eyes are
being cn.t toward ALiy go when
iiHuln RUN aud iiuh Mcusrl rr.
turn from pNIlo io ndd "a punch Gee
.thr Yankees attack. which had
hr'u u%utrruhly lacking TN,
NtW Workers yesterday lost the
OrHt Enmu ~ the series iu i'hllu-
1riphln 4 TO 2
The Giants took some Of tnoir
own medicine from Bostuu. Nc
Quillnn holding the MrGrnw men
safe while his mates were most
eating Nshf Nlrrl Harness and
shea winning . to L. The 81.
Louis Cardinals uuHqd Cincinnati
out iu the ninth q 20 O.. after tho
iirl had tird the score in their halt
nf the inning with three tullios.
driving uouk from tho box
veteran Jack quinn aided hy
Hrl'ndld support ty his Boston
team mates. handed Washington
an a Co % setback
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Swimming Events
At Meet May Is
Are

Glop q Roam. physical director
OF the y. N. &. A. this informing
Announced the calendar OF events
OF The lutotmudtatv-Iuniur swim
nitt. meet wutch Will DE held In
the y pool al ) D. m. May IS. and
which viii mars tf.o opening OF
The Uays and nous glasses for The
season.
iona. silver and bronze medals
VIII Hr Ei,vu Co boys winning the
rrpN'U.t number OF points in the
pentHthlon and arrangement OF
five difficult events. First place ii
any uI these events viii count ..
sernUI place. 3 and third place, /.
III, lIst event of the pvntathtuu la
= -U ward towing contest in which
tll, contestant must Tow % bound
man vino weighs within rive
p,uUI- cot his weight. The second
event .t 80 yard back SWIM ~
which The entries start with their
hath. Goo ths pool mciug the start
ina lime. and SWIM the length Of
the pool without the use OF their
hands The next event b. a 90 yard
uwIu sIurIuE win Re plunge.
Tur underwater swim 90 tho pen
tatUIHu VIII probably interest the
spectators very much. The %contes-
tam dives frou. tho side or the
tank. swims underwater 80 fect 10
"a iH pound bag Of sand which ne
mus' raise 90 the surface before he
can ygtufu 90 the starting line.
Thu s,rics uf events winds up with
a goo yard swim, or len lcugths Of
thu y pool.
other events ON the program.
which is open to the public. are "A
ma H.A 1900. W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
MANY BELEh FANS
TO ARRIVE FOR
CONTEST SUNDAY
Cyays to Officially
Open Season at Bar
elias Park

4 large crtAl ur Hoion fans Is
expected 10 arrive in Aihuuurrquc
sunday when the Holon baseball
team meets the uuKe cry Gruys on
the Burolns diamond for what b. So
hc tho first official game or the
season.
The Gruys defeated the B.icn
MIN" four out uf five games last
year but the Bcleu aggregation this
year is said to have a much strong
or tonm and ~ coming To Aihu-
uu'rguc with "a determination 90
win.
In fact the Helon players were
willing to come on a winner take
am basis After a dickoriug hack
and forth the two clubs decided on
"a forty and go per cent plan for
the loser aud winner Manager Dan
pudilll of the Grays said today hat
he was having difficulty In -ccur-
Ink q band 70 head a street parade
To open the season
Although biz efforts have NOT
ceased. the finances Of the local
club are not sound enough TO per-
NIT the hiring ~ n band at this
early stage of the aso
The Belen team has "a new pitch
cr and catcher upon whom n Is de-
pending largely for victory. The
trays on tho other hand claim to
hc as strong as any team In the
Texas league and can give the fans
q fast brand OF ball
More blrHchtfs Hio 20 ho put in
before sunday to accommodate the
crowd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Clarissa Parsons
Wins Mindlin Cup
In Tennis Tourney

Clarissa rarsous. % sophomore.
won the finals len the woman IS
singles tennis tournament az the
university courts yesterday from
Dorothy Cameron hy scores OF
90. 3-b. 60 This victory makes
her winner OF tho Mindlin trophy
ana entities her to represent tbs
university in the singles against
the University uf Arizona In the
contest 60 De held here May Is
and 49,
About go girls started in the
tournament shortly after the first
Of the year The spectacular
feature wa the rapid climb 90
Dorothy Cameron 90 H place Ia tho
finals The play yesterday was
hard and the victory went 10 Miss
Parsons hvrausv Of the strength
behind her drives and her eudur-
uuce
Miss Parsons and Mis- Cameron
Wall play us % doubles team against
the i~ulYgrtitN Of Arizona women
team on May Is and ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Billy Evans Says:

In baseball. pitching is the big
punch
This fact BE- being demonstrated
day after day ln the majors and
minorr.
40 bettCr proof ~ what pitching
means To- "a bail club could bc Of
forrd Than "a, Sow York Yankee
Z Prior 20 the opening Of the
major leagues. the Yankee played
"a series OF exhibition games with
,hc brooklyn club Of the National
league
Tho Brooklyn club won The
series \ games 10 a. Throughout
the youth the National leaEuer-
made merry al the expense OF the
Yankee pitchers.
The American league pitching
was Oft color. ana OF the first
eleven games played. Brooklyn
won eight Comiag back To Brook
lyn the two teams finished the
series, the Yankees winning the
lnst three games
: The failure OF the Yankee pfcn.
ers 20 hold the Dodgers In the
same played In the south. caused
"a number Of experts tn feel that
Me pitching staff would not be-
3blc to carry the burden Imposed
w she ear through the loss Of
Guth and Meus"L
The way the Yankee pitchers
frightened up in the final three
games uf the brooklyn series
caused their supporters TO take
renewed hope. Since the start
Of the American league season the
New York staff has continued its
great work.
In the nrst. twelve games played
by the Yankees, ten OF which we're
won. some very interesting facts
nrc apparent. The outstanding
enc however. D. that pitching Is
the big punch In baseball.
In only three Of the ~ games
did the opposition make 10 or morr
hits of the Yankee pitching staff.
Two Of those games resulted in
the only defeats suffered b. New
York. In the other game, Scw
York managed 10 win no 20 3 be-
cause Of superior batting prowess.
In a series Of four games, with
Washington. all Of which were won
hy New York, the Nationals made
only . runs and 10 hits. In two
OF the games Washington wa
BANKED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Gasoline Tramps Are Displacing
Old Saddle Tramps" on Main
Auto Highways of the State

The gasoline tramp" is fast
taking the place OF the "saddle
tramp" OF former days along the
main lncf Of travel in Sew Mexico.
according to the city and county
peace ufnccrs here.
\ few years ago. large numbers
Of cowboys who wandered around
the ranEcs begging thsir fare and
often stealing part OF It as they
wont from chuck wagon to
chuck wagon. were known in
tho language OF the range as
saddle tramun"
Caroline tramps" Is the term
being applied 90 the automobile
tourists who r travelling across
the country. hegEing oil olong the
road. and stealing their gasoline
and tires.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Sport Briefs

sEDATIA-Johnny Layton. So
dulln. retained the worlds three
cushion billiard championship by
defeating Charles McCourt Pitts
burgh. ln final block OF lsO-point
match. go go 30.
FAKGO-Chuck Lambert. ST.
Paul middlewelFht. outpointed Leo
Stokes Fargo. In ten rounds.
GlfAQAN, pkla-Chlef John
Motoqun. larned. Kan. Indian.
won over Jim Flynn by a knock
out in the sixth round OF sched-
uled ~tcn-round bout
DENVER Captain Bob Roper.
Of Chicago, and Fred Fulton. Of
Roche ter, MINI. heavy weights.
were signed to-day TO box - rounds
here tho night uf May ~. They
met April 90 last. when Fulton
stopped Roper In the fifth round
Roper who had the better Of the
nght up 10 tho fifth. claimed he
was not Knocked out but injured
hlmsol: wEeu bee fell through the
ropes while fighting AT close
quarters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Plan Monument
To "Pop" An

CHICAGO. May Am Al
Constantine Arson memorial
citation has been formed. II wa.
nounced today. for the purpos
erecting a monument In hond
the father OF big league base|
In a public park here with
stones throw Of the place "
Cap" played on the diamond
20 years
Tho nsiosiation plan q $40,
fund from 100. 900 fans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Team Prepares at
Local University
For Women's Meet

Teams r. practising On ly for
tho ull--uuthcru university wum-
en- a track meet 100 which m, uni-
Nsralty here Will Doe entered This
meet i- 90 hc held Niuy g. and wlil
De- conducted hy telegraph. 'hs
records Of entrants being broad
cnsfcd among the competing uul-
vorsities after each event.
Among the other schools entered
are; University ~ Southern CALI
fornia. University OF Arizona. Miss
is~ippi state college for Women.
T. University of Kentucky and the
Florida state Wumeu'z College.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

There In an alarming number Of
Ho-called tourists who are now
making their way from town to
town In this way. according to Of
nccrs here. Nearly or quite half
Of the tourists who pass through
Albuquerque are more or less de
pendent on such tactics.
Most Of them carry long pieces OF
rubber hose. which they use TO
syphun gasoline out II cnrs they
sec parked In deserted places. 9hey
yet a bucket on the ground under
the gas tank. stick one end OF the
hose IN u and the other into tho
Gasoline tank OF the car. They
start the stream by sucking at the
bucket end u the hose. and from
then on It works automatically
These ''gafoline tramps" Keep
supplied with tires by taking
spare tires of Of automobiles they
see along the roads or in towns
at night They call this practice.
getting rubber.
The favorito trick among them
FOR keeping supplied with oil b.
10 stop along the road. hail pass
ms a = and beg oil from them.
We have Just run out OF oil. .
they Will say. Can YOU help "a
out with a quartz"
Since many Of the motorists are
good fellows ana like tn mes tel
low travellers In trouble. they
usually get the quart Of oil. The
trick ~ repeated az soon as their
supply gets low again.
1T stands Ia renson.' J. u.
Galusha. chief Of police. stated
yesterday that most Of these peo-
pie who travel across the coun-
try. having no money and earning
none as they go, can not afford Ga
buy their tires and caroline. Sn
thcy Just get them In the best
way they can"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

inkhnm's Vegetable COMPOUND
i'm his medicine and | am now )
sw woman. ! have had three chill
rem and they are all Lydia T.. Pink
am babies. ! have recommends,
"a medicine 20 several friends an
hey speak highly Of Il. You are Ger
ainly doinggood work in this world
Mrs. ADRiTH ToMsHEcK. 1857 Wa
ash Ave, Chicago. Illinois.
There isnothing very strange about
he 6octOr directing Mrs. Tomshecf
o take Lydia &. Pinkhan's Vege
able COMPOUND, There are many
physicians who do recommend il anc
highly appreciate It's value.
Women who are nervous. run down
md suffering from women's ailments
hould give this well known root and
lerb medicine q trial. Mrs. Tom
hcck's expenoace should guide y0a
awards hOalth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
Only S Diphtheria
Cases in County,
State Report Says

There were but "a total OF ~
cases OF diphthcria IN bethn ~
county on April ~, a~ccoiulns ,o
tn weekly report OF 80.
r.. county had only one case
nn.umonia, the report shows
rve cases OF scarlet fever,
re- county leads in the nunibsi
rases Of Influenza, havins 40
eases in all. Sierra ana S"ias
-ennnties were next with hys anu
ecnr caaes respectively. ChhNes
eonntv n the only n 10 report +"
east OF measles