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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

The charges of perjury which filed against Ed Trapp
lieutenant governor connection with bond transactions
Wewoka dismissed by the examining magistrate when the
facts disclosed 1t evident the that the charges
they had any foundation all based upon mere
tencay and that Mr. Traps part the transaction was en-
tre honorable This incident should furnish another
to the public to be slow judgment against anybody
accusation and all the officials
when politics enters into it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For county judge. u. Shelton.
For county attorney-Ben Coff.
For assessor-L. A. Sanders.
For county clerk-w. T. Cloud.
For county treasurcr--J. b. Sparks.
For sheriff-Matt Sankey.
For district court clerk L. q. Rey.
nolds. ...ss
For county superintendent Of pub
lie instruction-H. r. Allen.
For county wsicher-A. Sandy
Horton. Ell. t-r ~ x. s-fsf {.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
MUSTAPHA KEMAL.
Who is Mustapha Kemal'

Who is Mustapha Kemall
70 mos, of he il merely ambitious Turk warrior who
has kicked awful fuss in Asia Minor and about to plunge
the great nations OF Europe into war
But il take the word Of gifted Turkish writer who lives
in America and the of becoming citizen OF this coun-
irya who contributes OF the best magazines
Kema is very much OF man as well as fighter.
poverty obscure district in Constannope cdu-
Gated school OF hard knocks before he became student
Turkish military school Kemals ability was soon recognized
and he sent German school OF where he acquired not
pny knowledge OF military matters but also took on liberal
,ducaion lie is ardeny fond OF European classical music
In the Balkan wars, before the outbreak OF the World War,
Mustapa Kema distinction and promoted to high rank
the and when the greater clash of he command
I'd the Turkish troops that beat back all the attempts OF the British
Gapo Subsequently he was in command OF the Turkish
that defeated Gen. Townshend Ku eAmara and later
he continued battle the British Mesopotama till his troops and
his supplies were exhausted.
AIustapha Kema is portrayed by the Turkish author in
enscy patriotic and religious reoutcy determined TO
what he considers the wrongs done his country by the treaty
of Sevres which practically drove the Sck Man of Europe
lie violently the imposed upon the Turks by the
allied powers seeing them effort upon the part OF Christian
nations to destroy Mosemsm. ,a .,...
The world paid little heed Kenal Pasha when he up
his provisional government at Angoa and when the Greeks
launched their him. seemed that they had everything
going their way But Kema bdg his time he patient
well resourceiu and besides being warrior he dpo
mat Starting with next to nothing he gradually accumulated the
and equipment needed and when he ready he struck
blow which the Greeks unable to resist Victorious in Asia
Minor he demanding back his terms Consantnope
and the territory in Europe which he firmly believes unjuy
taken from his country.
Such the Turkish nationalist leader by one
of his countrymen and readily believe that the picture
here painted very like the the mind Of average
Mosem Young brave victorious his enemies zeaousy
devoted his faith and his laherand the of his people
Kema heroic proportions and hailed deiveer
low true the picture is do not to but ndca
ing the Turkish point of view it is exceedingly interesting
viii Kema accept the offer which the allies have extended to
him will he hold out for his demands in full and if he does
hold out will the allied powers yield will they mo-
The situation and too delicate for speculation The
answer may come the wires before this is printed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
YE WILL REAP WHAT YE

A YE WILL REAP WHAT YE
- SOW: - Be not deceived
ISL God Is not mocked: for
~ whatsoever man soweth,
that shall he also reap. For he that
soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh
reap corruption; but he that soweth
to the Spirit shall Of the Spirit reap
life everlasting. And let us not be
weary in well doing; for in DUE sea.
son we shall reap. IL we faint not
Galatians s: 7.9.
If fish is placed in water that
has been boiled and allowed to cool,
he will die from lack OF oxygen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

For Justices OF the peace. iSth
district-T. p. Moore and II. L
0rigsby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
AMERICANISM CREED.

~ believe in the United States OF America and the prin
cps Of freedom justice equality and humanity upon which It
was founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes
l believe it my duty towards my country to love II to
support its constitution to obey its laws to respect its flag
and to defend it against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

The Chckasa high school football team will open the
Friday and should have the unstnted support of the public
Our school athletics being conducted basis
nand the warmest approval of patrons Principal Hatcher has
made plain that scholarship first and student per-
med to play the team unless he up requirements
IN his studies Clean spors not emphasized to the detrmen
OF scholarships necessary and useful feature Of school life and
the public well afford to encourage such sports.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

A Beneficiary.

why did you some to Crimson
Culchg"
Il wanted to feel that was work
In fur myself replied Cactus Joe,
Have you realized that wIsh9"
mot entirely. Every once In u
while us fellers realize that We have
been workIn fur some party that
managed 10 intrude into our friend.
ly pastimes with a marked deck
Washington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

Former Governor Haskell has always had host Of friends in
Grady county and it that he will warm well
come when he speaks in Chckasha next month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

With scarcely any tagging, building operations have been in
progress Chckaa for year and hall and the builders
still busy Many homes process OF construction The
record is of which may well be proud For thing
shows that there many people who have faith in Chckasha
The TACT that they investing their money here the best evil
dence Of their faith
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

Nobody makes his business better by beeng
bad it is.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

Despite unfavorab crop year. the outlook for Chckasha
in the near future continues to improve In order make the
most of the better conditions which developing
good getting together that will make forget dstracng differ
and help to pull strong Think
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

9" counted dozen decks from spot remarked Chick
asha his from trip the field south of and
he said with considerable enthusiasm And of these have
gone up within the last week. Its fact that there's Something
doing" there
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
HUSBANDS HOLIDAYS.

Vice Chancellor Bentley of New Jersey de.
clares that husbands are entitled to holidays;
that they should have Saturday afternoons OF
and even few evenings. Just what does he
mean? While it is true that every man.
even a. married man., is entitled to
some time to himself, is there any reason
and ever man. even married man, is entitled
to some time to himself, is there any reason
for regarding married life as a form of hard
labor that calls for SO many hours rest each
week? 1t is to rank marriage as form of
punishment for the crime Of having fallen too
desperately in love, but as one to be mitigated
by so many evenings on which the victim is let
out on parole.
But what about the wife? Does the learned
vice chancellor believe that wives also should
have an afternoon and SO many evenings oil.
And what is to happen If their afternoons and
evenings are not the same as their husbands?
There are only seven evenings in a week
Surely the children are entitled to some Of the
joint care Of their parents. But perhaps the
vice chancellor thinks that when the husband
goes on on Saturday afternoon and so many
evenings it will be holiday enough for the wo-
man that must keep all the time on her Job.
More man-made laws for men only.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
DOING AWAY WITH THE DAMN

The story lacks one or two essential details,
but In the main it is that the city council Of
Edmonton, Alberta, has enacted an ordinance
which penalties the use of profanity on the
golf course. 1t matters little that the jurisdic-
ton OF the municipal body might not extend to
a golf course outside Of the city limits. The
question is whether the council has the right
to delete the vocabulary of golf The cocky
par player has no occasion to vent his feelings
with violent expeletives, profane or otherwise
but 1t is rank discrimination to limit the medi-
OGRE player, the tired business man seeking rec
restion and exercise, to piffling "Migosh!" or
a milk-and-water We'll, I'll be switched"
when he slices into the rough or tops into a
trap. The language of objurgation has been
wondrously enriched by the millions of golf
buffers. 1t runs the gamut of the classics of
metaphor and allegory. The autocratic pro-
and the arrogant par players never sound the
depths Of this vocabulary. 1t is the boon and
the saving balm Of the average dub. To pro-
hibit it under the penalty of fine or hooseow
Ia unkind discrimination. What would golf be
II the inhuman law should bar the making Of a
match on the basis Of "a stroke damn!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
THE PASSING OF w. HOHEN.
ZOlLERN.

The bride Of W. Hohenzollern, whatever
may have bsen her intentions. took an excellent
method Of removing him from the public eye
when she induced him to walk abroad where
all eyes in Doom might see. AS long as fallen
royalty was hsdged about with mystery. and
frowning walls of stone kept strangers 1t .
distance. there was = desire for information
about the reciuse.
Now it IL said that day by day the former
war lord is TO roam abroad. Presumably there
will be volley OF snapshots. Enterprising
correspondents may way lay him in hopes Of
interviews. But the interest will wane, He
will socn cease to be camera fodder. Nobody
Will care what he says. Bereft OF that setting
apart from common folks which was the last
vestige left him Of his former state, William
becomes an cid man and dull story. The
thought 81 the world turns to more engrossing
subjects. Thanks to his bride. he is likely to
vanish from the news. Who will long he in
tsfssted in Sarrnlous and tedious elderly Ger
man who happens to live In Dutch village!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
MEDIOCRE NOVELS. j

This Il an open SEASON for the people who
writs, publish. read and rsvisw American
novels. One observer Of tendencies n the
American novel business declares that the
trouble is that American novelists are prone
10 frame their one talent and hang it on the
wall, and eli their friends and critics tell them
that they do not need to hustle for more talents.
because the one is enough to live on. Which
probably accounts" he concludes. "for the large
number OF 4Oo-page novels in which~there are
about thifty@hve pages OF good stuff" All Of
which amounts to the old charge that il an
American novelist crashes through with some
thing which strikes the public fancy. he yields
to the temptation to exploit the money value Of
his reputation and pours out an incredible
amount Of mediocre writing at SO much word.
While 1t II probable that want Of power has
more to do than anything else with the failure
of American novelists to turn out>more books
Of lasting worth, there is something In the over
exploitation theory. But back OF 1t all is the
habit of superficial writing; Most OF the
crsdulous writer's completely misled by the
glamour of American prosperity. They write
about sleek people and shining cities, about the
ornaments Of America rather than about its
body and soul. And their novels are written
because they sell, which brings the problem
back to the market and reflects no credit upon
the taste Of the country.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
BIZ OLIVE ROBERTS

Tweekanose did the worst things
ever! One. Of the meanest things
he did was to change the notes
around that the children wrote to
Santa Claus.
And Nancy and Nick, Santa's
faithful little helpers. had to keep
their sharp eyes wide open every
minute.
One day, after Nick had come out
of a chimney. after searching around
in the SCOT for Tommy Thompson's
note, this is what he read tThe
Twins had to read all the notes in
order to fix up mistakes.)
Deer Sanity:
"Pleex bring me q pare of water
wings and a little tin canoo and
spring bord for diving and a toy
sale-boat. l like the river SO well
l want thiIGs like that. Yoor friend,
tom"
1.-THE ideal" said Nancy in amaze
ment. "Why there isn't river
around for miles. or even creek.
Besides, it's cold and everything's
frozen up. I should think he would
want . sled and skates and things
like thai"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20

"It is queer" declared NICK.
No wonder they were SURPRISE .
Tommy's house was on . 49,
snow covered plain with hlgn moa !,
tains in the distance. And evsa ven, =
there had been any water It vos"
be frozen hard for months 10 colu
But the mystery was Discovers
for down south in q warm COUNT ~;
In house beside deep. cieaI ~ !,
er, the Twins found this no'e -
Johnny Johnson's chimney
Der Sanity Claws: ,
Il would like a pare OF iceTciS.yl
ers, and a big flexible f1ief s'esi
and pare OF sharp ice skates ~. ~
some new rlittens and fur cap, az i
hocky silk. I will bee "'s-
oblijed.
"Yure friend.
JOHN JOHNSON. !.
Il bet you this is Tommy ! houx
sons note," said Nick. oan ~
couldn't use ice things in tnis "
place." ,a
Il bet you it is. too" deciaa1s
Nancy, looking at both notes n. =.
Eyes, sir, the names are rubbed -
and changed. T~eekanose has oes'
IL. There!"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20

No boy regards Christmas as success un-
less he has the stomachache.

No boy regards Christmas as a success un-
less he has the stomachache.
Clemenceau, who eats Is eggs daily, has
sailed tor home and the hens can catch up with
their laying.
The slight earthquake reported in Califor-
mia recently was not the hammer slayer being
captured.
There should be fortune in dyeing Christ
mas neckties another color.
Girls who show good Judgment in dressing
do not show too much.
Premier Hughes of Australia was stabbed
with hatpin, showing Australian women have
equal rights.
Don't get mad at q man for carrying cane.
It may be present.
There are many new faces among the box
ers this winter and also some new faces on
the boxers. $50
A fish lived 2s7 years in a Swiss aquarium
Some in streams near here will live longer
than that.
One man skated a mile and a half in less
than six minutes, showing he is pretty good
skate.
New York will soon have one hundred liz
door golf courses. Golf keeps one out in the
open.
very Few DoSkeLDalI IOrWaTOS are DaCkWaIQ
about coming forward.
A woman will treat her husband like thirty
cents and demand $4,000 when another woman
gets him.
The fastest thing is opening window and
getting into bed before the cold air hits you.e
Baseball players have a secret union but
are liable to strike out.
Where there is smoke there are Christmas
cigars.
A bootlegger tells US he bought his wife a
bar pin.
Felt bedroom slippers always fill long -felt
want.
Many a social hon who thinks he il a bear
gives some catty person a lamb fur coat for
Christmas.
After landing job the first thing some men
think about is getting business cards printed.
Reports on the suitans wives disagree.
They range from q to 300 He could be a
movie star.
Every Christmas you get ChriStmas cards
from people you forgot to send any to.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
0KLAHoMA's BARBECUE.

Kentucky used to hold the palm for the bar
becus, ~ an incident Of political campaigns or
victories: but even in her palmiest days ws do
mot recall that cattle were roasted by great
droves. requiring expert butchers by the hun
drsds. and frewood by carloads.
But this 10 the scale ON which Oklahoma
10 preparing to inaugurats the man whom the
politically embattled farmers. working through
tho Democratic Organization. elected to the
governofship In November. Five tons Of salt
will season their roast beaf. and II there shall
be few who do not care for beef, their appe-
titss will b satisfied BY extrns in the form Of
200 hogs. 400 sheep. 5000 chickens. 1000 tur-
keys. 5000 rabbits, with 10 each of buffalo,
bear, deer and antelope. In Difference 70 the
prohibition law. hvs tons Of coffee will be pro-
sided, with IN equal weight Of sugar to sweeten
II One would like to be there. even at the
risk Of having to listen to- . speech by Manael
Herrick.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
YOUR OWN WAY.

You can learn much philosophy and knowl-
edge Of human nature by watching simple Incl.
dents. For instance: In Pullman smoking
room. one traveller recently began Boosting Of
the merits Of his safety razor The others I'm
consciously began stroking thar chins. One
spoke up. praising =. second make Of razor.
Another pooh-poohsd. he used third make
got it all over the Others" Six different
makes Of safety rasors were touted for world
leadership. Each claimant firmly believed be
WAS right the rest wrong They appealed to
ahs seventh asssnssr-sconomicai Of CONVEX.
sation. smoking quietly In the corner with hat
svsr his eyes. "Nons Of you il right" he an
heunced, knocking the ashes out of his pipe.
! use the only REAL rasor--the oldstashionsd
straight blade without any safety guard The
argument vas carried to the porter, supreme
1udss Of many Pullman argument The,por.
ter cAucklsd and said: II don't see It makes
any differences. Tho important point ID that
each Of You. NO matter what kind Of razor you
usss comes out with clean shave
You sit down in restaurant and ponder
lie bill Of fare. Finally you order Ask the
walter and he'll tell you that. except where
there's straight table a'tots dinner tor .
Fixed price, no two psrfons in large dining
room order exactiv tsc zane meal. However.
they all walk ont With 4 fuli stomach--or. Il
issst. sufscient fuel to keep their engines
ranningi
Zach Of us has 4. slirlas'v different way OF
doing things. But. IN the sn,. W. are all work
ingstoward the same goals There are millions
OF roads. Ill lsadins 70 the Same hapoiness.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
The Daily Short Story
irresponsible and unlearned. except
for the usual sQnhiSticatiQn of to-

irresponsible and unlearned, except
for the usual sophistication Of to-
days younger set.
Was it possible the frivolous girl
was right? Florence concluded the
suggestion was worth considering,
and thus it came about that the cui-
tured girl decided. more like one in
undated than acting on impulse.
to become q f1apper.- when in
Rome,'" unused Florence, reflec-
lively. From now "a she must
brayely set aside all scruple and
false disgust; she must study
Stella and her girl friends, that she
might burlesque their manners and
speech, and, above. all, it would be
necessary to master much Of the
napper vernacular.
Several weeks passed, during
which time Florence secretly ac-
quired the accoutrement whose
magic would effect her rejuvenes-
cence. At length she was prepared
to face her sisters appraising looks,
and late one evening. as Stella ar
rived home after several hours
dancing, Florence emerged, great
ly altered girl.
Tired rs she was, Stella was rous-
ed to- enthusiasm by the remark
able change.
-."Flo!' she exclaimed, Il do be-
lieve you have at last crawled out
of your she'll. Lemme give you the
up and down. Gosh, you look
swell; fringed skirt and everything.
Class, I'll say. You ought to cop q
Teller foot sweet in that makeup.
Come over here and sit down. Now
park one knee over the other-so--
and let's see your new silkies."
But, Stella! IL can't be SO
bold. I'd look too-conspicuous. u
Not like that" ignoring the
feeble protest; like this. See? Act
as if you meant it-real snappy
like"
The modest Florence gasped and
colored intermittently as Stella
proceeded to demonstrate the cor
! rest fiapper decorum, for Of course
the younger girl In her efforts to
school her sister had been much
more daring than was necessary.
Listen, Stella" said Florence
after catching her breath. "I've a
secret for you. I've been going Out
more often of late. and l think
have lost some of my--er-reserve
And, o Stella, I'm SO happy. I've
met him--the ideal man-and he's
coming. l want you to meet him
We became acquainted the doher--.
Who's coming? Meet whom 2
interposed Stella, with miscellaneous
wrinkles In her eyes.
SILLY. I mean Edwin. He's the
dearest"
But the bfase Stella cut her short
Jaw, lay off the throb thing, Flo
That's old stuff. Geo., I'm all in
Tell me all about it some othel
time. See you in bed. Mighty night
old dear"
Applause is forbidden in RussiAs
theatres.
About 10000 varieties of fish are
known.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20
oetlne On Gorym.

Corysa, with the accent on the
eyes. is not just my idiosyncrasy
but the proper name for the dis
case vulgsrly called .'cold in the
head. There are other names CONF
monty applied to corysa. such AZ
''d;stemper," which is nearly 10
vague Il not 20 misleading AZ
~cold, ard acute catarrh." which
u pleasing to those who exploit the
nonentity called .s.catarrn." and
flnAlly '.acute rhlnitis," which
means acute Inflammation OF the
nose, and that y scarcely descrip-
tive Of coryza.
told. on Monday, Oct. %. how TO
work u eorysa land some cases OF
acute earAehe (atitis medal. say
by going out and chopping wood
for q few hours, or hiking briskly
some ave miles, or taking any 9th
or kind Of vigorous exercise Of sui
ficient duration to have an appre-
ciabls stimulating influence on
metabolism. l tQ0k pains, too, to
warn the experinienter that. the
time when this effort, to work 1t
OF" Is worth while Is at the very
beginning Of the indfsposition. and
that after the first six toll hours
Of said indisposition the better
treatment is rest.
Another way to break up or
abort o threatening or oncoming
ccryza is by cooling it, off. The
modus operandi of cooling treat
ment is really a little over our
depth. but l can attempt to "ex-
plain" it. Nearly everybody has
noticed perhaps -stuffing up and
running at the nose on plunging
from a hot air bath into a cold air
bath. This is. only occasional and
not very annoying in normal indi-
viduals, but Z constant and trOu-
blesome complaint of persons hav-
ing some chronic trouble in nose
or throat. The stuffiness is tenn
porary. If one remains in the cold
air bath for longer than, say. half
an hour, the upper breathing pas
sage begins to clear out and re-
mains clear indefinitely, provided
one is comfortably warm.
l couldn't avoid adding that pro-
vision about keeping warm not
without leaving my story unfinished
Every one who has made the OBJ
seryation of the clarifying effect OF
cold air on the breathing knows
! that this effect is characteristic
when one is keeping warm by, say
skating, tramping over the country
with pop gun after poor harmless