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Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22
~ NON.UNlON MINES
CLOSED IN PENNSYl vANlA

Pittsburgh. April 21.-Forty seven
non-union mines in the West Moreland
county field have been closed since
the coal strike began. according to a
list made public by the district union
headquarters here No statement was
available from operators.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22

Munson last. Goodyear welt soles. In brown and
black lace styles. Strictly all leather. Excellent
values. SPECIAL PRICE, pair S29S
IN THE BASEMENT STORE THAT SPACE WILL
NOT PERMIT MENTION OF
The Bargain Basement Store.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22
Cut This Quit is Worth Money

Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc and
mail it to Foley & CO.. 1886 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
il return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back; rheu-
matism. backache. kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Carthartic Tab
let's, wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation.
biliousness, headaches and sluggish
bowels.--Great Falls Drug Store
Adv.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22
Second .Burch Jury
Ready to Hear Trial

!; Los Angeles, April 21-Twelve jur-
ofs. passed by both state and defense
were ready Thursday to hear the eyi-
dcnce in the second trial of Arthur C.
Burch, charged with the murder here
last August of J. Belton Kennedy.
Their services were held in allegiance,
however, pending the selection Of an
alternate juror to replace any Of the II
who might become i'll during the trial.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22
Broken Engagement
Bible Class Play
at Baptist Church

The Young Peoples Bible class OF
the First Baptist church will give
public entertainment at the church this
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. A
program, including instrumental and
vocal solos and duets and play. will
be presented. The latter is entitled,
.'The Broken Engagement" and will
feature Marcia Brown, Myra Lowry,
Lanelle Neff and Ruth Asselstine.
Astrakhan fur is made from the skin
of unborn or newborn Persian lambs
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22
THE GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE
De Alvear Elected
Argentine President

Buenos Aires, April 21.--(By The
Associated Press. The election of
Mafcello de Alvear, radical candidate
for president, is assured by the latest
returns from Buenos Aires city and
the provinces.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22

Saskatchewan farmers who believe
u horseless farming invested $4,000, 600
III new tractors in 1920.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22

Scientists are attempting to lay bare
the secerts Of Mars by rocket, radio,
and camera
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22

A new corporation at Victoria, B. c..
are turning sharks into leather. jewelry
and money.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22
orWOOd Instant,

Insert No. shows how a mere twist of
the wrist changes this Universal Combi-
nation Range instantly from coal or wood
to gas; no parts to take out; no dampers to
operate. 1t keeps your kitchen cool in
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22

That a range may be thing of beauty
as we'll as of utility is demonstrated by
this modern achievement in range design
and construction. Compact and we'll pro-
portioned, it occupies small space and
saves room And the grace and beauty of
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-22
UNIVERSAL &oMb!NAd'oE 6 N \ z =

its trim, handsome lines are reflected in
its fine cooking and baking
Equipment includes baking and roasting
oven. pastry oven, broiler warming closet.
self-starter for gas. gas kinder for coal
Come in and let us show you all the fine
points of this beautiful range.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11

20 run the business Of tho committee
and 10 present iif reaultB 10 Congress.
Tho seniority rule makes Il next 10
impossible that the abest man on tie
committee would be rs head. Hence
the extraordinary weakness OF Con-
gfega. particularly In the House whore
some Of the most important committee
chalrmanships are In the hands Of
wcak men. Whatever tho merits or
defects OF Mr. Fordncy. for example,
Il does not seem likely that the House
as a whole or the Republican majority
OF the Houee would ever have selected
him 10 ENGINEER o tariff bill lie did
not win the chnIrnianship: he stepped
into Il on his vnnnlng board.
Some puhucists have urged that the
way 10 give Congress. pep is TO seat
the members of the Presidents Cab
met as talking guests ON tho floor OF
one or the other house. Anybody can
fcretell the result: IL would be a
shindy For the members Of the Cab
lnct arc chosen. without any regard
whatever Cor seniority. Every man
comes In a. his own ago and on his
own responsibility What would hap
pen TO the Nestors and solons and
catos of tho House pnd Senate COM
miiloes II mon like Hughes or Hoover
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
"A Brave Soldier, He Was Declared
Elected Nineteenth President OF the
United States in One Of the Storm
est Periods Of American Political
History

promote by the influence of the legitl-
mate agencies of the general Govern
ment tne efforts of tho people OF the
South to obtain for themselves the
blessing OF honest and capable local
government"
To oppose the ticket headed by
Hayes and Wheeler the Democratic
national convention nominated Gov.
Samuel J.. Tilden of New York and
Gov. Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana.
The contest was close and was fol-
lowed by great excitement and sus-
pense. the issue being in doubt. On
the one side the suffrage had been
tainted by stupendous fraud; on the
other it had been perverted by shame
full violence. (which was the greater
wrong" said the late George Il. Ed
munds, for many years United states
Senator from Vermont, mo one could
tell" In d letter TO Senator John
sherman Gen. Hayes wrote: Let Mr.
Tildcn have the place by violence,
intimidation and fraud rather than
undertake to prevent 1t by means that
will not bear the strictest scrutiny"
Serious trouble was anticipated until
it was arranged by an act OF Congress
that all disputed certificates should be
referred to d commission consisting Oh
five Senator's, five Representatives
and five Judges of the Supreme Court
of the United States. The certificates
respecting which there was no dispute
and those approved by the commits
sion having been opened 1t was found
that Hayes and Wheeler had received
1S5 electoral votes to 1874 for their op-
potents; and they were accordingly
on March 2, 1877. declared elected The
inauguration ceremonies We're held on
March s.
Gen. Hayes became President ahso-
Iutely free Of obligations. But the
peculiar circumstances under which
he was declared Chief Executive made
his position unusually difficult. Among
the questions he was called upon
to deal with were the political troubles
in Louisiana. In relation to these he
pursued a conciliatory policy toward
the South. withdrawing the Federal
troops which had up to that time pre-
vented the overthrow Of the Republi-
can Government and thus allowing
the Democratic incumbent to assume
undisputed control A similar con-
troversy in South Carolina was settled
in like manner. This course did much
to allay the prevalent excitement.
though it brought out llnfavorable
criticism by members OF the Republic
can party
Planned to Diminish
The Scramble for Office
Now for civil service REFORM"
wrote the President in his diary April
y. 1877. sLegislauap muSt bs pre-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Short Tales From
Here and There



. While most tourists doing" New
York SEQ the high buildings tho main
rinE that appeals N tho number "'
fioors. They are worth foslnk psm-
c.paiiy 20 them because they are p'kn
and unusual. The building OF foHy
stories n more interesting than one OK
HNtfrn or thirty.
But shsIc Is another elars OF visitors
q ~ fecf more than mere height IN v.
si.ysrrapcrr Tiesr nre the slud'nif p'
1fehl'ecsure and enklnerring in western
colleges.
Many ~ the tall struciuros In lover
Manhattan are llIuaifatsd and treated
extensively IN college text books, and
sl,idcntA visiting The city for the nfst
tlmo can name the hulldinss on sixat
and toll of details the avcfsEs New
Yorker never noticed. .s
The Municipal Buildings architecture
T. dwclt upon cxienElvcly In many text
books. II Is used a. example for i's
artistic contours. hut ia frequently crisl-
essci by pcdngcguca for posing as q
stone building when steel II ,he real
backbone ~ lta construction.
The Woolworth 1uilalug 4 Tho most
popular With the ntudanlN. They have
been told by many tcachcra II II nfelh-
tselnfally the best budding IN America.
'srhc Moolwofth building has nothing
c' sham" said one advanced @udsnt the
ether day 1T falrly bfcaihoa OF the
ttcc that holds II up"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
ES CENTENARY RECALLS HIS CAREER

naval and oxoo,,tfva ,.,,lee and mn xfmc
W. ,,,,,s, ,,,,,,t aaa narrov Ne oroo of
,atrnraaa. ,a ,,,,,se di,,,,,;sh the ev,ls
- enc .soi,ne. wa ,oust ston inter-
fo,ono., ~ tr,de s,l' o,,;cers win e,ec-
t,on.. w, ,r,,s,t,a rali.ved of Com
grossional dL,ta,,cn nc 10 appoint-
manf,,.M In. 1891 Cooree William Cur
,ia said. .xve th,pk that Mr. Uaves
has dome moro for n reform of the civil
service upon sound nrinciples than any
other presidenf I'm our history.
The great service of President HAYES
"a reform Ia 70 have shown thar Il Is
perfectly practicable"
Having urged in his message TO the
Forty -afth Congress that specie nay
mnnts be compassed as sneedilv as
nossihIe. and Secretary Of the Treas-
nrv sherman having declared that
"the wav tn resume is to resume" the
act for thc resumption of specio pav-
ments went into effect January
1910
cono NJ his ahlest nolItical onno.
nenta conceded that President Hayes's
Adn,s,is,ra4lon. tolson as a whote mad
hoo,, ~ ,ess honorabla IN h;mself than
oroa,tah,o - M ~, to tna co,,,,t,v All ,,ten,y,t :
60 i,,,5,,aa 'h,r, N 'ocaont ! renos,i,,a-
,,o, sa,,ad A. tho cIesa ar bis tern,
10 ot.,sa ha rot;rod 10 his homo al Irrs-
.,t. .,,,,io ,,,,,oro ho d;od I,n,,a,.v -
700 sos '1'''s' 49, ~
WIN. =, .,o waite HOUSE pros;dAnt
1,. ,.l,''a. a,,I ,rra,a NH hraal,-
ss "sss 80 S.,o nnaal,fsst ',,.,s 81
toss .'n,.e, 49, ,,'.,s,r o,'a [ ae
.V"ou ,,,s ~ -, ,.,'ad aar,, ,arson ,.s
~ ',Da',,nm s'~a m ~ sa'.sa s, ~ +,,r, astar
~ - -. ,,, .,t1a 4, ,,,,,.,e,,
~, wi1,H r,,a,. a. p.a,,a. u,,o pras;aan+tl,a,,
~ .'>,a'' az, ~ - rrso, 1870 -
w. y u, m. ,a,,a,, ,,,,,a,
'a,-.a, Aossissp s,'s - 80 -, h,,.ta,. as,7
~, .o's''..5s.a Yrss,,,s, Ia az I,ras;asn+
'es, any ssa '..,s,' -. ~ $500 sis.
l'lsess.a '''i'o' ".'' 49, :
" .u
Al'cr iuheiieui y sN''lA.,'eu ,. '''s W
iespoliuen.e. ~ sl o.an "su ~ :.
s'.nosiapioi. 80 ~ - -, :.
uri.e, ,'ecoi',i'ai"eu ~ .. $40 'e'nDsA nea'.
u 'iie ilousenoiu :, . ilsia' J. .i.,,
in5 s''o' ~ saN. sy''s ,..es 'Aps = -
CORRESPONDENCE 'oo'S pilVl up 'ii,'
dressed ior 'uiiap'r. .iilii ~ o'aiociN
or ia'er tiie tnhe "as si'oii ~ r.'nefS'
VINO caihe ~ appo'i',i.'e'. peloa :
GOING 70 peu i'c 'ooh (, siu.' MaiA' e'iii-
ing upon a sone iiie,,a aao.,su ~ 'eo ~ o',a u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Where the American
Party System Fails

IN this respect the American loflf-
htnrn and thu American political
party system are broken down. There
II M ono personality IN either house
who starts thlnra. lays ont n program,
decides IN what order measures shall
he debated. Tho ncluol motive force
IN Congress f. n steering committee.
Of whlrh the Speaker and two other
majority mcmhcrH of the House arc
parties aud several Senators arc ais,
parties Shall We Kay Senator Lodge,
senator Smoot ana senator whog
Thin committee has no official
st0ius. l;oopY no records nnd YOU can
only guess ~ cxlHtancc ~ YOU would
guesa fubmafinc on the bottom by
the oil bubbles coming up. The real
work OF Congress ls donc-wc viii not
say IN secret let ua nsc Tie less dis
agreeable words. In private" Tho
great decisions 70 not really made
hy mAioritios voting on the floor of
the two houses. but by understand
ines and agreements ani comhlnos
inadc by q few members of the 1wo
houses who do ift Give out their
namos for publication.
Tho people OF the United States,
like other intelligent people. want 10
know who their great men are and
what they are doing. Also. llkn other
active folks. they enjoy good
fight. particularly between intellect
nal champions They want real de-
bate, not a lot Of obscure political
deals made In sealed committee rooms
and thrown into Congress as the only
way OF reaching results.
That Is why great numbers OF peo-
pie who feel no personal affection
for Senator Borah and Senator Hiram
johnson and Ser ltor Ia Toilette. do
greatly enjoy Il when those states
men siam their opponent. Who would
pay money for fight where all
that you saw or heard was scuffling
behind the scenes. till somebody comes
out and announces that he has licked
his opponent 10 a finish?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Cow Bell Alarm Keeps
Raiders From Grapes

EAasperaied BY nightly raids Of small
boys ON his grape arbor. n Sh.opshead
b"y resident has stopped their dcpreda :,
NON molA ~ attaching COW bells 10 the yines.
The slightest pun at the ,emntlny ,r,s,,
jingles the alarm and puts Inc ,n,ruJers,
TO flight. ''''' ''e'
me sandy soil near thc bay Is par-
ticalarly adapted for grapes and mos, :,
,ne older houses have large arbors IN.
!. ,ne '.a., pack yard Boys from the newer
"s,, ,s, ,, WHEN nave no arbors. began TO
cay under the cover OF darkness even
before the grapes were ripe e-hev NO;
pnS TOOK the fruit, but ruined the vine
arbor over tne
PUT the COW hell alarm brings Tho
g. r me door and a second scare
IS generally avoided By .he boys Sew.
era noishbors. noting The officacv of .'ssa ~
system. have also Installed COW hsms %
among their grape vines. ~ 's"s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11

who corresponds at the same time with
one former Speaker of the House and
the President. IN orr sonnie with itf
lonH terms and more open dchatc. men
do get reputatlons ~ dshn'srs and ~
slatfrinsn. In the House. newcomers
have long and dr,ary struggle TO set
into good e,numlitse whore they cnn
rully exert pcrronai influence.
The rremlcr N rar'lnment has an
other great advantage. lle II the
inlilnfor of The source Of legislation IN
broad public questions for Parliament.
He has pradtlcalIy only she House Of
Commons 90 deal with. and ihcrc Il
backed up by the msmhofs Of his party
who nrc kept In allegiance byyciatIonH
with tho other members Of the cahl-
net No blll can he pat nvsr on him
OF he would resign and all the members
~ the Cabinet would 20 with him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Wind Magic.

The wistful winds, OF springtin,o
Leave langour in their wake.
i-ignt az sigh their dreams drift by.
And idle hearts must break -
10 see how cool and fragrant
Arbutus flood tides make.
The azure winds Of summer
Have strange, enchanted WAYS
With secuted hands. weave siIlcn
strands.
The tapestry of days
That deep in green gold magic.
The idle hearts amaze.
But, Oh, the winds of autumn
With piracy and strife,
Kace up to loot of gold and fruit
The trees with treasure rife:
Ana stir, with tomboy laughter
The idle hearts to life. te'
FAITH BALDWIN,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Cigarette Pack Pictures
Revived for Film Stars

One OF tho fnyorils indoor sports az
yestcp'sur Il 10 be revived II certain
clsaroli9 manufacturer Anncecd IN thelf
plans. Twenty or twenty-five yam
ago many popular bIanda,nf clgafettcA
owed good part OF their popularity %
the small potlnl,a OF Actresses uipi
baseball star contained la the PACK
ages. Nine out 81 Ten hoys of the pcrlol
started collections of the pictures, call.
hg on pnclcs and male relatives fcr
iiibWe nearly fvsiy Leighborhood hai
~ least one cigarette picture exchansc,
where duplicates we've traded and ccl.
leetlons were brought up to the minute
To-day the stage must give place a.
the screen. The latest plctures 10 \,
given away with cigurcttos are Of screen
stars. Presumably they viii not forge,
the baseball heroes or the leading pugl-
lists: they will probably be remembered
IN que time But Z 4 doubtful II the
i.gltinats stage win eyer he given IL
cue again through cigarette pictures.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
New Hobo Trademark
Found on Pullman Care

kailroad men who are accustomed 70
seeing individual trademarks inscribe',
on walls Of stations and in vestibules 20
coaches have recentlyadiscover IN on.
tireiy original tyne of mark. Tn co,..
tiast to the pencil signatures OF "a y.
| and Missouri joe the new trade.
marx consists Of two unused hostage
stamps, one Mexican and one Canadian
conductors Of Eastern roads said ths
traveler travels by Pullman onlv nssts
ing thc two stamps on a window hofors
leaving the car. lie gives no clcw ~ "a
his name or destination. - ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Glass Wired to Resist
laxi Patrons Pound;r,

-, luin here. driver, turn herew ArI
an excited passenger ii. 4bes tox;cn,, m,u
iSps hins on on me glass window directly i he.
ainu an, .he afiveE HGssh' gogs tho win.
aow ,''. ana ne ride has developed into :
g 4lofe costly one for the passengar so a. :
oa,, o,,e eoinpaiiy Hence one large tax)eah
soalpany =, has Anticipated excited ran
b,hss l',.l's ana made the window behind f1 fbe
attacks. tosist such
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11

speeches in that notable body. which
then included such men as Thaddeus
Stevens and John A. Bingham. He
was elected Governor of Ohio in 1867.
In 1869 he was reelected, anu in 1870
he won for the third time the Guber-
material contest, scoring q great vic
tory for hard money. His chief rivals
for the Governorship OF his native
State were the great Democratic lead
ors Allen G. Thurman, George II. PEN
dlcton and William Allen. While
chief executive OF the State Gen.
Hayes made reductions in the debt
of the commonwealth. lowered the
rate of taxation, established impor-
tant State institutions and fostered
such as were already functioning.
Blaine, Morton, Conkling,
Among the Candidates
At the Republican National Con-
vention held in Cincinnati in June,
1876, the principal candidates for the
nomination for the Presidency We're
James G. Blaine, Oliver p. Morton.
Benjamin H. Bristow, Roscoe Conk-
ling and John T.. Hartranft. 1t was
on this occasion that Col. Robert
G. Ingersoll, in presenting the name
Of James G. Elaine, referred to the
statesman from Mainc as "a plumed
knight" In asking the convention
to confer the nomination upon the
Governor OF Ohio Gen. Edward +.
Noyes spoke of certain aspirants as
''invincible in peace and invisible in
war;" saying that Gen. Hayes not
only had no enemies but possessed
the qualities calculated to compro-
mise all difficulties and to soften all
1antagonlsm." on the seventh ballot
Hayes received SSA votes to Blaine's
35i, aud Hayes's nomination was
made Unanimous.
Gen. Hayes stood ; feet . inches
III height, and when nominated for
the Presidency weighed between $50
and 100 pounds Ills friends declared
at that time that he could jump
any fence upon which he could ny his
hands, that he was a splendid horse
man and good shot and that he
could cut good swath in any
grangcr's meadow. Roscoe Conlline
said that Gen. Hayes was a man OF
''very estmable character, q man OF
the finest domestic relations and So
cial qualities. Of unblemished record
snotIcss IN his integrity, modest, reti-
cent and quiet. but for all that a man
OF great flrmness." Charles A. Dana
Of THE NEw YORK. Sun conceded that
flaycs's record as Governor Of Ohio
was without flaw or spot.
In his letter Of acceptance Gen
Hayes declared in favor of single
Presidential term. urged resumption
Of specie payments and expressed tht
hope that it would be practicable to
cppys!Hbs. 1872. by zbs New York RerAld
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Salesmen Use Rubber
Stamp on Hotel Register

alsnatures made by small rubber
rea1a rsJ1npsa are becoming common on motel
lek's'ers. Guests who use this rcfhod
gre mostly statesmen. One traxsitns
,'an = New York hotel said he haS
auop,ed The rubber stamp in place of tba
pen pen because his signature VAS alrost
nnssipie and he was constantly heIr,.
~mnoSeu Sa Dy clerks who telsnhohed 10 hi,
io@n, 70 get his correct name. " ~
o'ner travelling salesmen use fha r,,h.
eer stamp as an advertlseman," M. NJ,
stamp and the miniature stamn fn' ~.
easily IN ccat pocket. ' pau ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11

- pNEltNhENT or the p'opio'
= by the people, for the pco.
~ plcr Modest of sentiments.
IN twelve words describing tho Source.
the method and ;hc aim Il popular
rovernmcntl
a Congress of tho United states In
almost continuous session for ten
months. md only one statute n Rrcat
national Importance cm1udylng a
policy ne yet Inscribed upon Tho
m1tutc book.
Whit * tho mailorg Lots 81 good
folks win aay it'a no matter: tia,
there Is too much legislation, too much
debate. too many ncts Of CONGRESS. and
We ought 10 Ae thanhful 20 have a
King Leg Ia tho capliol instead of
the King stork that was 20 llbcra'
with war moagurcg,
That Idea ~ a plri Of the crimlra'
good nature % tho American poop.o.
who hnvc "A rnenlilng belief that weak
anG poor pubic servants 40 least do
no harm Harm In always .oac 10 m
advancing country VI nothlnR if done
by the offlclais appointed thereto, II
you have weak Governor OF Mayor
or chairman Of the schoo. board
things are dorc juat the same. only
they are done by somebody else than
the official Bosses DO thlnEa' private
secretaries do thinsa ciflcc boys stick
The wronr hs''"nder the Mayors pen.
weak roeefnmcnt IN a hg positive.
strong influence. not alone toward lu-
,filrlency bu, leading straight 10 the
bold and cynical efficiency OF Invisible
government.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Triolet.

after To-day comes Tomorrow
Heart that is grieving and sad.
Let's forget sighing and sorrow.
After to-day comes Tomorrow:
We can look forward and borrow
\ bit Of its Joy and be glad.
After to-day comes Tomorrow
Heart that is grieving and sad.
GEETRUDE CAIhAqzA,a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Places in Parliament
Won by Fighting Ability

Congress through rs seniority sys-
tenn deliberately destroys the usual
motives of competition and personal
victory. That Is where the English
parliamcnf has the weather gauge OF
the American Congress. The leaders
there. who get the places In the Cahi-
net which roughly correspond to our
committee chairmanships, have 70 fight
thoir way TO Il. They must show SUI
porior ability In debate. They must
prove that they are familiar with the
needs OF the public service They
must be skilled IN the rough and
tumble on the floor
They must como into immediate per-
sonal touch with the Prime Minister.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11
Public Seeks Eagerly
Men of Roosevelt Type

BE not deceived. The wanted So
lrtlon Of democracy in a great world
atate is 10 give the people chance
10 find big man. They want somo-
body OF the Roosevelt type and don't