Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 222, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1922 Page: 3 of 10
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKA8HA OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JANUARY S 1823.
. PACK THRIZ)
Personal Mention
Dr." J. V. Templeton It speudlnij
Ihe ilny In Oklahoma City on busi-
ness. Mm. Clint C. 8ioinherRr I recov-
ering from tlio effects of au opera
lion performed this wpoIc. She U
' confined In a Una I hospital.
Fresh rat fish and oysters Cre
cent Murket and llrocery. it
Mm. Cieorge N. Hnrinon 408 Da
kola avenue underwent an opera
Hon In a local hoipltnl thin morn
Ing.
rresh cat fli-h and oysters. Cres
cent Market and Grocery. It.
J. Harrison White of 'Ft. Worth.
transacted business and vlulted
friends In tho city yesterday.
Itawlolgh man moved. For spices
flavoring tollot articles and modi
clues found at 1604 S. (ith. 3 3.
Fresh cat flHh and oysters. Cros-
cent Market and Grocery. it.
lJlck Froeney of Ilrndloy visited
friend and transacted husinoss In
tho city yesterday.
Dressed poultry at nil Union. Cres-
cent Market & Grocery. It.
would have a tendency to engender
race hatred. He emailed the meas-
ure on constitutional grounds con-
tending It would be an Invasion of
states' rights and devoted much of
his time to discussion of the const I-
tuilomil phase of the question.
J.rtm T. iraiiilll assistant state
flro murshal was In tho city tnduy
In conference with Choir CattU
firo chief and others.
Pressed poultry at nil times. Cres-
cent Market & Grocery. It.
W. II. Wisdom former Chickasha
hanker who Is now living In Okla-
homa City visited friends and tran-
sacted business In the city yester
day.
$100 Per Capita
Invested In Roads
(Hr Th l llllnl ft-.)
Klnston N. C Jan. 5. A per
capita Investment of fiou In good
roads is the boast of tannin county
ot which this town Is the county seat.
Ith a population of 35000 the
county's totul Investment In paved
highways when Its present program
Is completed will be approximately
J3.5uO.000. This. It U believed
establishes a record.
Every principal street In Klnston
and every main road In tho county
will bo hard surfaced when the pro
gram is completed a few mouths
from now. The concrete asphalt
roads lead to the boundaries of sis
adjoining counties.
A stretch of the Central highway
which Is 520 miles long uml extend
lug from the mountains of Western
North Carolina to the roust passes
through tho county and this for a
dltitnnce has been converted into
memorial avenue for local war dead
Tho avenue begins at tho Klnston
municipal limit and terminates at the
gruvo of Hlchnrd Cuawell first gov
ornor of tho state ufter tho revolu
Hon. .
WENT WRONG SHE
SAYS BECAUSE OF MEN
POVERTY AND LIQUOR
. ....... .. .
Dressed poultry nt all times. Cres-
cent Market & Grocery. it.
Lonnlo Clcnn of Durnnt county
nBsessor of Bryan county visited
friends in tIie city Wednesduy evening.
Mrs. Blancho B. Freeman left thlj
morning for Altus where she will
address the Business and Profession-
al Women's club of Altus. Mrs. Free
man Is first vice-president of tho
btato federation.
We' have redrced our price on
Henryetta lump coal tMcAlester nut
to $10.50 per ton delivered. Phone
739. Linton Grain Co. 5-Ct.
CONGRESS TALKS
lnngbill
Washington Jan. '5. The house o
representatives started its first stiff
fight of the new session 'when it met
the question involved In the anti
lynching bill.
Frantic efforts to head off discus'
sions having failed debate on the
anti-lynchlng bill got under way In
tle house yesterday. Three hours
were spent In roll call but to no
avail.
Half of that time later was given
over to debate by Representative
Dyer republican Missouri author of
the bill and Representative Summer
democrat Texas one of the leaders
In the fight against It. who reiterated
arguments advanced by them In the
majority and minority views of judi-
ciary committee members when the
bill was favorably reported.
;. The measure Is to set aside Thurs-
day for consideration of the treasury
appropriation bill ' which will have
right of way until It is sent to the
senate. Representative Mondell re
publican leader In a statement Wed-
nesday predicted a vote in the near
future on the Dyer bill but stated
that debate on it would be Inter
spersed between various appropria-
tion bills which will come from the
house appropriation committee in
rapid succession.
Mr. Dyer In opening debate on his
measure declared it was imperative
that tfie federal government afford
protection to persons liable to suffer
violence at the hands of mobs. He
told of a number of lynchings that
had occurred where the man killed
had not been guilty of attacks on
women. During his" remarks Mr. Dyer
paid tribute to the service rendered
by negro soldiers overseas and con-
tended . that members of the race j
were entitled to protection by the
federal government.
Mr. Sumner attacking the author-
ity for a number of Mr. Dyer's statis-
tics on lynchings declared passage
of the bill would Increase rather
than decrease mob violence and
(First Published Jun. G 1022.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL ANO
GAS LEA3E3.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance to an order of tho County
Court of Grady County Stnto of
Oklahoma made and entered on tho
5th day of January 1922 the under-
signed ruardian will offer for sule
and sell at public auction to the
highest artd best bidder in open court
In tho county court room In tho City
of Chit-kasha In Grady County Okla-
homa on tho 11th day of January
1022 at ten o'clock A. M. oil and
gas mining leases on tho following
described lands situated in tho Coun-
ty of Grady State of Oklahoma to-
wit: Lands owned by Grady Edwin
Lyle Minor.
The west half of the southwest
quarter of the northoast quarter;
and tho east half of the southwest
quarter; and tho northwest quarter
of tho northeast quarter; and the
northpast. quarter of tho northwest
quarter; and the east twenty acres
of lot numbered ono in section 30;
and the southeast quarter of tho
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 19 all in town-
ship three (3) north of range six (0)
west containing 210 acres more or
loss; and
Land owned by Lowell Lyle
Minor:
The west halt of the southeast
quarter; and the west halt of the
southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter; and the east half of tho
southwest quarter -of the southeast
quarter of section 30 in township
tifiee (3) north of range six (6)
west containing 120 acres of land
more or less.
Said oil and gas mining leases will
be sold for a cash bonus of not less
than $1.00 per acre and a royalty of
not loss than 1-8 of all oil produced
and saved from the premises.
Dated this the 5th day of January
1922. LULA B. LYLE
1-5-ltd. Guardian
mite?.
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SNYDER CLAIMS NO
CHAMPIONSHIP HE OAY3
"I claim no welterweight boxing
championship" Voltaire Snyder lo
cal lad who recently received hid
honorable discharge from the United
States navy declared today. It was
reported yesterday that he won Uaa
championship of the U. S. S. Huron
on which he was stationed for some
time. "I participated in several bouts
but claim no championship" he
said.
ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.
I will be at my office In the court
house from. January 6 to March 12
1922 for the purpose of taking the
assessment of all personal . property
in the city of Chickasba and Chick-
asha townsiMp for the year 1922.
You are required by law to meet
me on- the above dates and render
our property or you will be charged
a penalty according to law on your
property. J. D. Bryan county as-
sessor. fi.K
TEXT BOOK of
WALL STREET
1923 Edition
now ready for free
distribution
McCall Riley & Co.
Member! Con toll dated
Stock utbun of New York
20 Broad SU New York
ly to go to jail whenever necessary.
On dull days tho "dummy dll.r"
has nothing at all to do except sit
around the shop and twiddle his
tliumhi. -tint when business Is brisk
and ih 4 ops come In and pinch the
place for having primed forbidden
material ho puts on hU frock coat
B"id !lmb Into tho hoodlum-wagon
und upends a week or so In the cnta
loo' n earnliift his salary.
AiKunwiine tno reul editor runs
tho ih'et In tho anma old wsy ut
the fume old stand.
That's ono of the ways of nialu-
tnlnlug til freedom of Ilia press.
AoofVr Is to prim anything you
I'l'inm and trust to Iiuddu and the
police. The latter Is proving In favor
and a Rood number of newspapers
am breaking awny from tho one-mil
v run! "dummy cdllor" plan.
Japanese lie wspupor are subject
at all times to orders from tho gov-
ernment forbidding the mention or
discussion of specified subjects. For
Instance there bus been a ban for
scnio tlmo against mention of or
spin illation regarding the health of
tho emperor. Any edition containing
an offerTditig nrtlebi may be sup-
pressed. Police como to tho office
sclao nil tho copies of that ssu
hey cun find scurry about town
confiscating tho copies at n ows-
stand nr.d In the possession of
newsboys and nil copies In tho post-
office. Usually they let It co' nt
that only the paper Is nllowed to
continue Us business tho next day.
Ono angle of the Japanese libel
law is to thu effect that whenever n
" (citizen challenges tlio truth of n
By CLARENCE DUBOSE I newsnnnor storv com Pi nlm- htm n...i
(United I'ress Staff Correspondent.) j complains that It h:m damaged lilt
loityo. Jan. O.-llio 'dummy edl j business or t harnc'.er. the i .. -HnaiMr
tor" Is ono of tho handiest things must wlnt in It: nent W-mo n .im.i.i
around a Japanese newspaper office j of length and position ..iM'.i:n.i (ho
His Job is slmplo enough. It is mere-1 original. Thlii Is smmosod I vln.lt.
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Theresa Duggan is alleged to have
confessed' thut she was used by the
"Iackmall Ring" of Ilostou (o lure
rich men Into compromising posi
tions und the manner In which they
were trapped. In court sho wore a
cosily soul dolman coat a PhiIsIoii
millinery creation rhino stone
buckled pumps and a radiant sinllo.
Editor 8 Job In
Japan Mostly To
Occupy Jail Cell
into the Irato cltUeu and remove
cutis for llhol suit.
Here's tho Joker. The law provides
thiit wlillo tho correction must be of
"equul length" to (he article com
plained of. If It is any longer tho
newspaper cnu collect full advertis-
ing rules for tlio rxiiixs wordage.
Thus (he "I'vcullitt ALllaloi"
j springs n neat little yam that our
I entet-nied fellow townsman Mr. T.
Toga robbed do trenmiiy of a Hhluto
Hhrlno yesterday nt three I M.
Mr. T. Toga cVnien Indignantly
that be did any such thing tln-iateiis
suit and deniaiiils retraction.
The next day tho Kvenlng Agita-
tor" plays up mi Item name page
stld position saying that Mr. T Toga
did imt rob iho treasury of a Shinto
Milne osterilny ut thive 1" M
Tho retraction Is two words long-
er than the original story so tho
"Kvenlng Agitator" collects from Mr.
T. Thru nt full display preferred
position advertising rales payment
for thu two words "did not."
WOOIMOW WILSON POSES FOR
FIRST PHOTO SINCE RETIREMENT
PUBLIC RECORDS
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lo District Court
Kmplro Tire and lliilihcr com-
puny a corporation vs. Clibkasln
Supply company a co-piirtnershl;!
composed of Alex W'ulker and K.
White; suit on debt.
Tho Alchlnon Topeka and Sant.i
Imi Hallway company a corporation
vs. I. A. Hinders county treasurer;
tult to recover taxes.
Citizens National Hank of Chick-
todin vs. J. S. Uamaey und 8. II.
lliilconib; suit on note.
l.co Todd vs. Anna C. Todd; petl-
lion for alisoliito divorce.
Dora Mooro vs. T. V. Moore; di-
vorce decree grantod.
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Tor tho first time since 1919 tho former president consented to pose
for tho cameraman. Tho picture was (alien on the portico of his homo In
Washlnclon on his Cr.lh birthday on liecember 2Sth. A remarkablo change
Is noticeable as tlio president appearn qiilio robust compared with pictures
taken several months aj-o.
wCrn ilt IMi.ri-l ri att ittii
A tl o
tolook at the sceiaefj
Q
The sunset was all right but what the man came
for was supper.
It's hard to satisfy appetite with pictures and prizes
- and it's hardly fair to the stomach.
The charm of Post Toasties is in the food itself.
No scenery outside the packagebutinside that
wonderful Post Toasties taste and quality.
That's how Post Toasties gained universal re-
cognition as the superior corn flakes .
Post Toasties are more substantial than their im-
itations.There's somethine to Post Toasti
arA xr rri?"irt -Orj-rriv Dr4-Tr4-:An
stay crisp longer after cream or
milk is added no mushing down
into a puip . -
The appetite that comes for a
meal of Post Toasties wants Post
Toasties and it can't be satisfied
with substitutes and scenery.
Be sure it's the YELLOWW
RED package and the name
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 222, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1922, newspaper, January 5, 1922; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc728075/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.