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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-12
STEPS TO ARRANGE
"PEACE" PARLEY
CONTINUED from page onel

iNOnllnucu from page Onel
out the night in an effort to obtain
concessions from the carriers.
He obtained conditions on which
he union heads were willing to
make settlement previous to meet
ing the managers.
The peace move promised to bring
results just as indications pointed
to strengthening Of the shop mems
strike through action OF the big
four" railroad brothcrhoods and the
5wtchmens union.
Meet To Protest.
Heads of those five organizations
met here with railroad managers to
protest against operation of trains
with defective equipment and main
tonance of troops on railroad prop.
erty.
Members of the five unions have
already started unauthorized strikes
at Bloomington ILL.,, and other points
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-12
0. c. w. Instructor

After completing successful year
OF study aud teaching in Chicago,
Miss Marjorie Dwyer has returned
to her home in this city. She visit
cd friends in Manttowoc Wis, be-
fore returning to Chickasha. Miss
Dwyer, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. T.
II. Dwyer will resume her position
as instructor in the piano department
OF the Oklahoma College for Women
this fall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-12
Lindsay Gets Commission.

II H. Lindsay, of Rush Springs,
was in the city today while en- route
to Springfield Mo-, to join the U. S.
marshal's force. MIR. Lindsay was
just recently commissioned and or.
dc cd to report to Springfield for
duty Many new deputy United
S atos marshals have recently been
aided to the force in Oklahoma. ac-
cording to Bob Bailey. deputy mar
shal here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-12
RIOTS BREAK
AT TEXAS POINT
Confined from page one)

insCn, general manager of the Fris-
co, in charge of the, strike situation
in this DISTRICT announced today
that application had been made to
the federal aeourt in Kansas City for
an injunction to prevent striking
shopmen from picketng the railway
shors here
County officials claim no disturb
ances have occurred here since the
men walked out.
Frisco officials claim death threats
had been made to strikebreakers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-12
Child Buried at Ardmore

The body OF Lolita, the threoyear
old daughter of Mr.. end Mrs G. A.
Threldkeld, of this city, who died
here Saturday, was buried in Ard
more Monday. The parents. with
Mrs. Anna Luatcr, Miss Lois Luster,
Billie and Tom Luster, returned yes
tcrday from Ardmore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-12

With the conference to bring
about settlement under way. re-.
ports OF violence decreased
Conferences between Bert NJ. jew.
III. president OF the shop crafts
unions. and Chairman Hooper have
been under way for two days They
were secret and personal until late
yesterday. when heads of the six
unions affiliated in the shop crafts.
and a. O. Wharton labor member
of the board. were called in. Fol
lowing the conference Hooper dis
cussed the situation on the long dis
stance telephone with President
Harding
The Strikers Terms.
Terms on which the strikers
agreed to peace included.
That the men return TO work. ac.
ccpting the wage cut of July 'un.
der protest; conferences will be be-
gun Immediately with railroads to
revise the wage scale. and II that IS
the matter will be
brought before the labor board
where 1t will got immediate action.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-12
FIFTY KILLED BY BLAST.
(By The United Press,)

Berlin, July 12.-Fifty were killed
and many wounded when maga-
zine of mines exploded at Cuxhaven
according to advices received here
today.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
KOSSAN.

Skulle jag bland djuten valja,
Valde jag att vara ko;
Kan hon bara riktigt syalja,
Har hon lifvets h0gsta 70.
Aldrig hon beh6fver tanka.
Aldrig kan hon blifva anka.
ofverallt hon bargning finner,
Aldrig saknar hon EFT DO.
. 4
Hvarie torparhustru spinner
For att k0pa sig en- ko.
Aldrig har hon minsta m6da
Att pa arligt satt sig f0da.
Lever, fast hon Ell arbetar,
Lugnt, dar hon pa angen gar.
Graset dagen ON hon betar,
Liknojd, hvilken som bestar;
Kungar ma de garna yara,
Grefvar eller bender bara.
Klagar hela warden Oliver
Penningbrist och daily sk0rd,
Brist pa timotej orb kl0fver,
Att en- stem kan blifva rord;
Aldrig tycks Diet kossan r0ra,
Hennes lugn kan ingen st0ra.
III
Langst l solder, h0gst l norden
Ar hon hemma 0fverallt -
ia, hon ar for hela jorden
En- barmhartighetsanstalt.
Hvad hon g0r, g0r hon med allvar -
Mj0lk och sm0r och ost och kalfyar
Nobelt vet hon sig att skicka.
Abel ar dess stalls natur.
0gon mar hon som en- flicka,
Alltf0r CODA at en- thur,
Mangen fr6ken, som vi tycka.
Skulle darmed CORA lycka.
Hvart man an ma henne flytta,
Aldrig h0r man hennes knot.
Medan hon g0r warden nytta,
Cor hon Ell en- mask emot.
=
ALA hon betianar lika:
Babe fattiga och rika.
Skada, da beromd hon blifver,
Att hon 1 min box sd har
Ej kan lasa hvad jag skrifver.
Annars blef hon i mig kar.
Sakert skulle hon ej g,0mma
Att min poesi ber0mma.
Elias Sehlstedt.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

Prasten: - Ma, Mrs. osterman.
hva' tycker man ON mel har / for.
Samlingen?
Mrs. fisherman: - ia, hva' de an
dra tycker, kan ia int precis saga,
men ia tycker bra omen; for nu FAR
ia allti en- plats 1 k0rka a de feck ia
aldri da den FORE prasten predika.
IbIand. Hon: - Tror du, att Diet ar
farligt att kyssas?
Han: - Ibland jag kysste en-
boxares fastmo en- gang.
Idoghet. Modern: Samuel, hur
manga vedtran har du sagat?
Samuel: - Mar jag sagat delta och
tire till sa har jag sagat fyra.
Siutet pa romanen. Han: Ar det
alldeles ~n0dvandigt att jag talar med
din far?
Hon: - ia. naturligtvis. Han ar
Ju nuIVuuet LOT IdmllJeH.
Han: - bet ar int hufvudet jag
ar radd for, Diet dr. foten.
SSker pa sin SAX. Patienteh: Al
Diet SAINT, doktor, att personer hafva
begrafts lefvande?
Lakaren: - bet handler aldrig med
nina patienter.
- '-
/ Var Int fiskdag. En- luffare, som
nag ~utsvulten ut, bad ON mat vid k0ks
d0rren 1 EFT California-hem.
- Tucker du ON fisk? fragade XII
neskocken.
- Javisst, svarade luffaren ifrigt.
- Alright - kom igen ON fredag
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

# paret, som kommer dar, Diet ar for
svarsministern.
All, jag ser, han danser med Sci
ma Lagerl0f.
NJ ar S0rensens hemna igen 1 K0,
penhamn.
bet ar bast for dem.
Stockholm var dem for flint.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

bet ar san
nerligeR en- rask
hustru, du har!
ia. Diet ar
SAINT, men du anar
int, So tankspridd
hon ar.
Jasa, hur sa?
10, tank dig,
/ gar for hon IL
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
sk6NA HEM l.soDERN
Rikt Delta land under torrlaggning
Rio Grande DaIen, Texas

Eft harligt sundt klimat som l re-
gel botar dem som Ida af ASTHMA. Reu-
matism och katarr. Hvarje ar har
365 dagar for vaxt. Delta land bar !
ofverflod mycken grape frukt, Apelsi-
ner, citroner. kali. lok, potatis och ALA
slags sad; broom corn, milo maize,
kaffir, sorghum alfalfa. Ocksa fina
hons, meperibruk, svinafvel. blomster
ALA arstider, Vackra ~grasplaner, bu-
skar och palmer till att CORA dessa 10
och 20 acre egendomar mycket inbju-
dande for dem son 0nsxa EFT vackert
hem 1 EFT mildt klimat.
Till l~ands6kare sales billiga rund-
resebiljetter. med maltider och sof-
vagnsplats till Donna, Texas, hvarje
forsta och treble torsdag. Skirt efter
priser.
J. c. ENGELMAN. INC
425 Plymouth Building
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Drag.

- jag dr. radd. SADIE sangerskan, att
nj int tycker ON min sang.
All, svarade han. Diet dr. visst int
sd. men nj fororsakar sa mycket drag
mar nj sjunger och jag ar sd mottag
lig for forkylning.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
R0rde int hOnOm.

- H0r du, Anders, sade kyrkovar
den Snalman till sin drang, jag Taste
1 gar kvall, att ON man alter for myc.
ket. sa kan man Ell tanka.
- ON nj menar mig, sa d den saka
alright, kyrkvard, syarade Anders !
det han tog for sig mera kst$ Om jag
hade tankt mig for, sa hade jag 81 va
rft drang har hos er.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Blot han ar lugn.

Prasten q s~parvagnen. sneglande pa
en- nagot drucken medpassagerare) I:
- Konduktor. tillater nj druckna per.
n att aka pa err vagn.
Kondukt0ren (hviskande): - Ala,
Diet gar nog bra; min herro ON nj 81
blir ALT for hogljudd.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Han flick slit.

- En- tjuf br6t sig in 1 vart hus
natt.
- Flick han nagonting?
- Flick nagot2 10 var du lugn, du
Gumman trodde att det var jag.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Ingen f~ullkomlig.

Diet synes af dit rekord. Mary
Jones, sade domaren, att du forut va.
rit straffad 35 ganger for st0ld.
- De d raft, nadig domare. syara.
de Mary. Ingen kvinna Dir, fullkomlig
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

Ill staden for att k0pa mig sex nya
kjortor. och vet du, hvad hon koln
EN- med?
- Mel.
- En- varhatt till sig sjalf.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
VAR NyA ILLusrRERAps BOX

med beskrifning Diver billiga farmer
sandes fritz. Improvade farmer l
Central-Minnesota kontant eller ocksa
Crop betalning. Resok eller skrif till
den gamla ansedda firman
Traub Brothers & Co, 23o Mcknight
Bldg. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

nar''): = Sannerligen var denne en-
riktigt god man.
"Har ser man fotsparen af Guds fin
GER"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

Far, lansman gar f0rbi!
- Veder du int hud, paug, ska du
tala ON SAINT mar en- sitter a ader.
Fran exercisfaltet. Korpralen: De
haringa h%andgreppe gjorde l bra, d
liasom te bel0ning ska ia CORA om'et
igeu.
... #.. .
- Mar ia kommenderar halt, sa ska
l stampa 1 marken sd fagelbona
Australians urskogar trilla ner fran
trana, era saba marufflar!
- H6r nu Alan, will han va sa full
at Jeremias a f0sa m%ullbanken at 81
dan, sa att de kan bli rattning | ledet
Korpralen (f0relaser): - Manska
pct skall LYDIA befalet / allting. T. ex
32:an, ON din batterichef ba del dra
at h-te, skulle du lydia da?
32:an: - Naa.
Korpralen: - 10, din idiot, de ska
du VISIT, men mar du kommer dit 50
ska du '-laga, begriper ,du de?
Snus-Olle star a petar sci nasan
- Ska du ga ut a fiska? fragade
Stockholms-Pelle.
- Nej, hur sa?
- 10, du star ju a grafver eftei
mask, sa Pelie.
- L da har ia haft en- finare fru
kost, du.
- Hva har du da haft?
- 10. lake, du.
- Hva de Liding0-lake?
- Nej. siIl-lake, ito.
Ka,Ia me blana star och skubbai
sci pa en- lyxtstolpe. VasterviksLuddt
passerar.
Hva fasen star du dar a skubbai
del Tor.
Ser du int att jag f~orestallei
lefvande rebus?
????
10. pa sci sjalf kaner man andra
flinade Kalle.
Bobban och Moset sta panka och
torstiga en- het sommardag utanfoi
krogen och ~filosofera 6fver odets lot
ter.
Kan du saja mel hTr som . vars
har | warden?
10. de d neg att ha en- brannan
de t6rst.
Ma, ia tror att de a varre a I,
den siackt
ia. du har raft. slakten d varst
HUI dai - Kan nj tanka er sd for
s~krackligt; jag lade mel | gar aftor
frisk och sund. och mar jag vaknad,
pa morgonen var jag sangliggande.
Expedition. - Sc har, min fru, detti
AR EFT utmsrEt tyg. ty mar Diet Bill
smutsIgt pa den ena sidan sd wander
man Diet. och da ar det likadant ps
den andra.
Manniskcatare h5fdingen (som nysi
smort krAsct med ''stek q Ia missile
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

Sjukhjalpsforeningen Fridhem
m0ter j Augustana kyrkans I'M
dervaning andra mandagen i hvar
manat
V. j. Soderberg, ordf., 308 Met.
Bldg. Auto phone 1882.
Aug. Hammerstrom, vice ordf.
Ernest Palmquist, prot. sekr.
Gust Lindberg, fin. sekr. 300 u
nited Bank Bldg. Tel. Auto 1924
E. f. Aronson, ,kass0r
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

Land till salu 1 Burke, Williams oca
Divide counties, North Dakota. kop
direkt at agaren. som har mera lana
an han kan bruka sjalf utan ieJa
hjalp. Ingen kommission. Skirt ei-
fer nagra upplysningar. beskrifnin-
a och for finanseringspian'
q. T. Foss, williston, N. OAK
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

Extragodt tillfalle for en- akta far
mare. Fruktbar half section Farm,
CODA byggnader, | EFT valbebyggt skan-
dinaviskt sttlement. Landtpost; Ie
lefon, Godt Vatten, billigt koi- rriset
ar mycket rimligt; en- del kontant.
L. T. Hagen. Ray. N. Oak.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Fraga Far, Han Vet

FLERA LANDTBRuKARE. bet ar
rum for 100, 900 nya la~ndtbrukare pa
80 acre farmar | Wisconsins outyeck-
lade omrade. Godt land att erhalias
pa latta forsaljningsvillkor Skrif ef-
ter officiell underrattelse om jord'
klimat och groda i delta omrade.
Wisconsin Dept. of Agriculture
Division Of immigration Capitol 1913
Madison, Wis.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

bet ar san
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
GAMLA DOTER.
-
Samlade for Nordstjernan af
GEORGE ROOS.

Far, lansman gar f0rbi!
Veder du int hud, paug, ska du
tala ON SAINT mar en- sitter a ader.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-10

and the inconvenience Of the travelling
public.
There never was more opportune
time for starting a systematic pro-
gram of street improvement than now.
General activities in the community
will be at low ebb this fall. Work
will be scarce and laborers plentiful
and to have something to do will be
a Godsend to lot of people, and
heaven knows the city streets need
fixin'.
But how about paying the bill :?
The editor of the Courier-Reporter
is the owner of corner property
which will be hit with a double as
sessment for paving. If the growth
and the progress of this community
is not sufficient within the next few
years to justify the payment of these
assessments, he doesn't want the
property. For thirteen years he has
listened to the admonition, "let's wait
awhile" This waiting stuff has gone
stale. The editor is ready either to
admit that he's broke and that this
town is not worth paving, or to begin
to get somewhere.
What say you, other property own
ers?
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-10
Business Has Turned the Corner
Babson. the Statistician, Shows Why
Fundamentals Finally Justify
Optimism

Wellesley Conference now meeting
The high light of the Ninth Annua
Wellesley Conference now meeting
here for the discussion of condition
and business problems, was reached
when Roger w. Babson announced ;
definite turn in business and showed
why fundamental conditions indicate
definite and substantial business re
covery.
Standing before a Babson char
twelve feet high and thirty feet long
Mr.. Babson explained the situation.
81 have been waiting for over two
wears to be able to announce that the
most drastic depression in business
i history has spent itself. Fundamen'
tai conditions finally indicate that 9
solid foundation is ready for general
and substantial business Improvement
"The white line that 1 draw today
divides the area Of depression in half
Statistically it means we are at the
exact bottom of the cycle. Practi-
cally it means that business will pick
mn this fall and that it should continue
to improve for the next two or three
years. ;.
Technically, the business cycle is
composed of the four succeeding cy-
cles of Prosperity, Decline, Depres-
sion and Improvement, but the aver
age business man experiences but two
conditions. Either sales are increas-
ing and business is fine or they are
falling off and he is in deep depres-
sion. His attitude changes, not as
we pass from a period of prosperity
above the K Y Line into q period of
depression below, but as the white
lines are drawn which divide these
areas-when business changes its dir
ection.
"When we had completed half of
depression in the middle Of 1904, BUSH
ness began to improve and business
men went into a state of psychological
prosperity almost over night. We
were running below normal to be sure,
but things were again headed in the
right direction.
"Early in 1907 the panic set in and
business confidence practically dlsap-
peared. We did not enter the actual
area of depression until the fall of
ssIn April 1908 another white line
marked the turning point and things
doomed again until the long swing
downward set in about June 1910.
This decline, while not drastic, kept
business quiet until the middle OF
1914, when things again turned up-
ward. The war with its feverish
activity carried us on until the mid
die of 1913 when the actual rise had
spent itself. Rabid speculation and
soaring prices put things up for an
other squirt but actual production and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-10

general business activities were soft
ening. The natural and inevitable
reaction has kept business in mourn
ing for two ind half years.
"The white line just drawn marks
another turn for the better. Bust
ness is again headed in the right dir
ection and you can go ahead with your
plans. The banker can now loan
with better confidence. The business
man should announce his new product,
open new territory, increase his adj
vertising, and go after business now.
"In spite of the fact that the stock
market has already discounted the inn
provement to a large extent the in
weston can hold his stocks for the top
of bull market which is almost never
reached until after the white line is
drawn and general confidence has been
restored personally believe" con-
cluded Mr.. Babson, "that the present
market is little over half way to
the top"
General business continues 70 inn
prove. The index of the Babsonch t
reflects an improvement of 29o since
last week and stands at $50 below
normal. The highest point since JAN
uary. 1921.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-10
TO PUDDLE OR NOT TO PUDDLE?
CTREET COMMISSIONER George

TO PUDDLE OR NOT TO PUDDLE
CTREET COMMISSIONER Georg
~ Crutchfield in last weeks issue O
The Courier-Reporter warned cit.
residents that the running of irriga
ton water into the streets must b.
stopped. He says duck puddles il
the thorofares will not be longer tol
Grated.
In this weeks issue, in a letter tt
the editor, S. H. Whitehorn rather de.
tends the practice of letting irriga.
ton water leak from the parkings
into the streets. He argues that il
is desirable to have the chuckhcles
in the streets filled with something
if nothing more substantial than wa
ter.
Here is opened up an opportunity
for some expert testimony. Does
water in the chuck holes soften the
bumps and is a splash more desirable
than dull dry thud as a motor car
hits both the high and the low spots
in the city streets?
Whatever might be the testimony
on this point, the fact is that almost
anything would be more desirable
than the present condition of the city
streets, either with or without the
puddles.
One resident complains against the
puddles, another against the chuck
holes. There is one very satisfactory
solution to both problems paving.
Paving will iron out the chuck holes
and permit the waste water to run
along the curbs into the drains.
Kennewick people have reputation
for being progressive lot and pos
sessed Of considerable civic pride, and
yet it is fact that to date there has
not been one foot of real pavement
laid within the city limits.
True, the oil macadam laid on two
blocks Of Second street seven years
ago has proved a very satisfactory
but similar treatment of
other blocks proved failure. Today
street is in as poor a
as it was before the inn
provement was made. The practice
Of patching gets nowhere and only
adds to the expense Of the taxpayer
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-10
Great Live Stock Exhibit

The greatest livestock exhibit ever
made at the Washington State fail
will be assembled on the grounds dur
ing the week Of September 1928, ac-
cording to announcement of Secretary
H. P. Vermilye, who has made tour
among the stockmen Of Washington
and Oregon and finds that exhibits
from the finest herds in the Pacific
Northwest are to compete at the fair.
While special interest is centering in
the contest among Guersneys, there
will be strong showing Of Holsteins
and Jerseys as we'll as beef cattle
breeds. But the Northwest is not
to be without competition as there are
inquiries from New York, Indiana and
other Middle West states and from
Canada which indicate there will be
exhibits from those sections.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-10

WILL SELL-50-acre dairy ranch on
ten years. time and give $500 in
work to help pay first payment. Price
$11 600. Omar w. Rich. 1922
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-10
WHAT BABSON SAYS

MERICA has no better authority matters of bust
n ness and finance than Roger W. Babson The Courier
Reporter each week will print copyrighted report from
the great These reports will be interesting and
beneficial to all classes of readers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
CURED HIS
RHEUMATISM

'T am eighty three years old and doc
tored for rheumatism ever since cams
out Of the army. over so years ago. LiHe
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could not sleep nights or walk Wll.out
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Friends are surprised at the change you
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rheumatism, neuritis and like c0mpI9lhns
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took Mr.. Ashelman fifty years to INA out
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disorders, and recover his strength from
The Inner Mysteries" now being dlslIp,
uted free by an authority who ds'otsa
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of
dandruff is to dissolve It, then you
destroy IT. entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces OF ordinary liquid
arvon: apply 1t at night when retir-
ing; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub 1t In gently with the finger
tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning
most II not all. of your dandruff will
be gone and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of II. no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous. glossy, silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred times bet
ter.
You can get LIQUID arvon at any
drug store. It is inexpensive and
never fails to do the work.-Adver-
tisement.