Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 215, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 26, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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CHICKAIHA DAILY tXPRtlt CHlCKAtHA OKLAHOMA TUtlOAY OrCEMItR tt 3i:l"1
Mts thk:i
PRESIDENT WILL f
n uts Mil
Harding Is Issue Itatsmsnt en Atti-
tude to Borah Plan for Inter
. national Ceonomlo Mtt en
Europa'i Plight.
(Mr Th Unlt-4 frrm.)
Washington. Dec. 2. President
Harding within twenty-four hours
III rerr.nl bin ttltuilo toward the
Uorsh proposal Sklng the sxecutlvt
U call en International economic ron
ftrtir to solve the critical Kuril
petn financial situation It was In-
dicated at th White llnuiie today.
It la expected the president "VIA
send a httr lo Benstor l-wlge to-
morrow as debate oh the Borah
amendment to the naval sppropria-
lion bill begins and thus ril
whether he believes In the Idaho
senator's amendment or approvet at
It stand.
By A. I BRADFORD
(Vnlted Press Ptaff Correspondent)
Washington Dee. 26.-The Harding
administration tomorrow may partly
reveal the bund It l preparing to
piny In the rritlcal European econ
omle altuutlon.
The action of Senator Borah Idaho
In Introducing an amendment to the
naval appropriation bill calling (or
an International economic conference
hit reunited In ' numerous confer
ence among President Harding deC'
retary of State Hughes and leading
republican senators as to the admin
htrullon's policy toward the move.
As a result It was Indicated today
Unit a substitute for Borah's amend
inent may be proposed In the senate
tomorrow by administration senators
which to a degree will reflect the
general plun of the president and the
secretary of state for bringing about
on economic restoration In Europe.
This substitute mry indicate that
the I'nlted States Is willing to Join
with (he allies In some sort of
commission to Invent Ignte the Ger-
nian reparations problem' which this
government regards as the key to
the whole situation.
The administration substitute may
be submitted to the senate tomorrow
as a completely rewritten amend'
ment to the naval bill or Senator
Lodge may seek to amend the Koran
amendment.
Lodge Is expected to speak to
morrow on the proposal.
Senators McCormlck and Smoot
leading administration senators have
announced their opposition to Bor-
all's -plan.
(By Tlie United Prew.)
Washington Dec. 26. The record-
breaking volume of Christmas busi-
. ness Indicates that there Is no "econ
omic misery" in the United States
and that pessimistic predictions for
a business reaction after the holidays
have no foundation the department
of commerce stated today.
Preliminary estimates of business
this Christmas indicate that all pre-
vious records have been broken the
department stated. Economic cqn-
ditions as reflected by the holiday
business are fundamentally sound.
The department sees the continuance
of good conditions for the new year
t
Bernhardt Better
Today Say Reports
(By Th United Pre.)
Paris Dec. 26. Sarah Bernhardt
greatly Improved today was able to
arise.
The famous actress who has been
critically 111 for a week brought re-
poicing to hundreds of friends and
prominent political social and theat-
rical personages who had gathered
at her home upon erroneous reports
that she was dying by recovering
from a severe relapse and getting
out of bed.
Mme. Bernhardt was stricken with
a fainting spell Dec. 17 during final
rehearsal of Sacha Guitry's new play.
Despite the critical nature of her ill-
ness the tragedienne used tremen-
dous will power to fight off sinking
spells declaring if she must die she
would do so while actually on the
stage.
Bartlesville Man I
in Serious Shape
as Result Battle
(By The United Press.)
Bartlesville Okla. Dec. 26. Rex
Parks was in a critical condition at
a local hospital today suffering from
gunshot wounds received early yes-
terday when he Is alleged to have
participated in a fight at Ramona
near here.
Mrs. Stanley Vogle 25 about whom
the fight is alleged to have taken
place Is under charge of Sheriff
Henderson and her husbind is suf-
fering head bruises as a result of
being beat over; the head with a
gun. (
Two men are being held In connec-
tion with the fight and two others
are being sought Sheriff Henderson
Bald I
RECORDS
HOLIDAY
RUSH
Mrs. Wilson Speaks at Democratic
Women's Meeting in Baltimore
f;rr " rTv ' :
In the first public statement she hit made since the Illness of former
President Wilson Mr. Woodrnw Wilson speaking at a meeting of the
Democratic Women's ilub at Hiiltlmore told the assemblage that Mr.
Wilson was showing marked Improvement. Willi hor are Mr. Wllllum
Campbell Bruce wife of Senator-fleet Bruce and Mrs. S. Johnson Poe
head of the Democratic Women' Club.
ORPHANS HOME HERE SHOWERED
WITH CHRISTMAS GIFTS; B. P. 0. E.
AND ULAN AMONG LIST OF GIVERS
It was a merry Christmas for the
nineteen children of the Baptist Or-
phans' home corner Thirteenth street
and Alubama avenue.
They were literally "showered"
with gifts. Shelves in the storeroom
at the home which curly last week
were empty are now filled with gro-
ceriesseveral weeks' supply of
flour sugar potatoes etc. Dozens of
people and several organizations re
membered the parentis children
and the home In which they are be-
ing reared.
"It was a great Christmas for the
children and the home-' commented
Rev. A. Nunnery editor of the Bap-
tist Worker and superintendent of
the home. "It was the greatest day
In the lives of the children. They
enjoyed and appreciated every girt.
I don't think 1 ever saw a happier
scene than when the children were
bolng showered with the gifts
Klansmen Visit Home.
Early Saturday evening Chlckasha
n p n. Elks lodee sent gifts of
clothing fruits candy and nuts the
totnl value of which is cstlmatod at
more than $100. These gifts were
part of those pruehased for the Elks'
Christmas tree Saturday night in the
Elks' cluhroom but were sent to the
home because of the inconvenience
of bringing the children to town.
Included In the gifts received from
the "Hollo Bills" were forty-two pairs
of stockings material for the mak-
ing of girls' dresses caps und many
other practical useful articles which
mean much to a child who has been
left In the world without either
father or mother.
Soon after the Elks' gift had been
examined nineteen white-robed fig-
ures carrying a flaming cross
marched up to the door of the home
with armfuls of gifts. Permitted to
enter the building the gifts were
distributed among the children. The
name of each child was read from a
roll and was presented with his 01
her gifts when he or she came for-
ward in response to the reading oi
the names.
Mistaken for Santa Claus.
One small "tot" in the home mis
took the leader of the white-robed
figures for Santa Clans. "Oh Oh-h-h
here's Santa!" the child exclaimed as
the figure entered the reception room.
Santa I've been good all the year
haven't I Mother Nunnery?" she
added quickly. "And all of us have
been good."
When told that the cap and gown-
clad man was not Santa Claus the
child calmed herself.
The robes of the nineteen men
bore the Insignia of the Ku Klux
Klan. They announced at the home
that they represented this organiza
tion and that they had visited many
poor families in the city that night
leaving groceries meats and other
necessities for a bountiful Christmas
dinner. ' The track carrying the
klansmen and the fiery cross was
seen moving down one of the city's
principal avenues Saturday evening
about 10 o'clock.
Late Saturday afternoon a barrel
of flour and sacks" of potatoes nuts
cranberries and other staple grocer-
ies were sent to the home. The gro-
ceries were labeled "From a friend
of the Orphans' home.'
Music Machine Among Gifts.
Among the manyChristmas gifts
received at the home is an attrac
tive phonograph sent as a gift from
the Business and Professional Wom-
en's club and B. H. Gadd's book
store of this city. With the ma-
chine were sent fifty records de-
signed to provide wholesome mu
sical entertainment for the children
This gift as the many others came
unsolicited and was at much of a
furprlse to the officials of the home
as the liunetes the upcrliitned-nt
declared toduy.
In addition to the gifts received
from the B. P. ). Elk the Kit Klnx
Klun and the Business and Profes-
sional Women's club remembrancer
in the form of gifts were received
. from many Individuals in Chlckashi
and other cities In the state. Almost
every parcel post shipment received
at the local postofflre contained one
or more packages addressed to the
Orphans' home here.
"Some of the gifts received through
the mail came from California; oth-
ers' came trom Texas while man."
rlher Ftates are represented on the
list" Rev. Mr. Nunnery said.
More Children Coming.
Ait a rpsult of the liberal contri-
butions to the home and the chil-
dren during the Yuletldo. several
other children soon will be taker
Into the orphanage the superintend-
ent announced. "Operating expenses
during the next several weeks will
bo si. all as a result of theie Chrnt
mas contributions" he said. "This
will enable us to assume tho care
and custody of- several other chil-
dren. A number of applications 'or
admission to the home are now pend-
ing and they will he acted upon im-
mediately." Itev. Mr. Nunnory this nionilnff
Issued the following statement of
appreciation: "Officials of the homo
every one of the nineteen chlldre.i
every church and every individual
associated with the Baptist Conven-
tion of Oklahoma sincerely and
heartily appreciates the kindness and
sympathy shown these children. They
haVo been mnde happy und I am sure
the consideration shown them will
help make them better men and
women.
"It Is the hope cf the Baptist Con
vention of Oklahoma to make this a
larger and better Institution as years
?o by. With such moral and finan-
cial assistance and such kindness as
was exemrlifeld this Christmas I am
sure this ambition will be realized."
SHOOTS FATHER SUICIDES.
(Py The United Press.)
Galesburg 111. Dec. 26. Albert
Peterson shot and seriously wounded
his father and then committed sui-
cide when the father refused to heed
the son's plea to cease making illicit
liquor. The elder Peterson bought
a still and installed ' fn the house
to make Christmas ! ' -t n r. The son's
violent protests led to the fatal quar-
rel. ALLEGED SLAYER TO DIE.
(fly The United Prom.)
New York Dec. 26. Abram Becker
found guilty of slugging his wife
and burying her alive in a lime pit
where she was found several months
later was sentenced today by Judge
Gibbs in Bronx county court to die
in the electric chair the week of
Feb. 5.
Becker heard the sentence without
emotion.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To Whom This May Concern: The
International Hod Carriers Building
and Common Laborers of America
wage scale shall be 50 cents per hour
for common labor and 60 cents per
nour tor attenrtu.g masons or plas-
terers until further notice.
23-7t H. G. HOLCOMB President.
666 quickly relieves Colds and
LaGrippe Constipation Bilious-
nets and Headaches .
'I
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mr. Hurry Cordon and
daughter. Virginia Ann of Kliiln.
m lit ChrlMwas' with Mr. Gordon'
Inter Mr. Jim Itomh.
Mr. and Mr. John II. McGulre.
423 Idaho avenue entertained the
following guests at dinner Christ-
ma: Mr. and Mr. Ilerry Fowler.
Mr. and Mr. J. W. MrCuIre and
lloniilo Gene Hutli-r all of Burk
Imrnett Teu; Mr. Will DeNmin
of Kulcl; Mr. Jim I(om It and chll
dreti; Jorphln Jam. Mr. and
Mr l.uth'-r J. Smith and daughter
Geneva and Naomi and Mr. Kate
Taylor. Waurlka.
(1 r. Miller I In the market for
Oil 81 te Petroleum clock; will buy
any amount. Bring Mock to Owl
drug Hnro. Will pay ranh. 11
t
J. W. Bradley formerly of this
city but now engaged In the furniture
biiHlnes In Sherman Texas I In
the city looking after hi property
Interest.
Damon Corbln. Phillip university
student. I Npendlng the Chrlsima
holiday with relative and friend
In Chlckasha.
New term nt the Chlck.ishs Hul
m college biln Jan. 1. 'all at
school or telephone 310 for full par
ticular. 23t
J. C. Terrell of Walter spent
Christmas at his borne In this city.
Mr. and Mr. George Dlsmuke
spent chrlstma with relative and
friends in Hominy Okla.
Irwin Anderson of Waco Texa.
la spending the week with relative
and friends In thl city.
600 Cars wanted by Ha'e A Bly to
nut on Gate Super Tread Tires and
Tested Tubes. Try them for hard
wear and longer mileage. 8-Ht
Olln BraHhea' of Oklahoma City
spent Christmas with relatives and
friends in Chlcknsii.i.
B. P. Smith Jr. Marsden Austin
Victor Wolverton and Dalton Voss
are among the Vniversity of Okla
noma students who are spending tho
week-end In Chlckasha.
Texas Looney. student of the Okla
home A. and M. college I spending
the Christum holiday with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Boh Looney.
List vour real estate with C. B
March Co. H-1U
Mr. and Mrs. Babo Yates spent
Christmas with relatives and friends
In Ardmore.
Miss Mattle Holcomb deputy court
clerk and Miss Blanche Dulanoy
spent Christmas with friends und
relutlves In Ardmore.
Dayton B. Armstrong expects to
leave today for his home In Des
Moines Iowa after spending the
weiiK-end and Chi'lHtmus with Mrs
'Bootleggers'
Terror" Who Has
Filled 13 Jails With
Dry Law Violators
Federal Judge Page Morris of
Duluth Minn. who has just opened
his session of" TJ. S. court In St. Paul.
Coming fronr Minneapolis where he
earned the title of . "Bootleggers'
Terror" as the result of severe sen-
tences on dry law violators Judge
Morris brought the otatl of Jails
which he' has filled up to 13. In the
first two hours to his St. Paul ses-
sion he sentenced 120 bootleggers to
prison and collected $17675 in fines.
During his session in Minneapolis he
had sentenced 400 bootleggers most
of them to Jail and had assessed
$45000 In fines. Despite many let-
ters threatening his life the Judge
walked unguarded through the streets
of SL PeuL
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A silk and wool crepe which promises lo be popular for southern wear
at the winter. reort.
Mattle AruiKtroiiK Slid' family. His
wife expect to remain here for sev-
eral days.
Mr. Paul J. Corn and daughter.
Ilenryetla of Ban Antonio. Texas
are guofta of Mrs. Muttle Armstrong
and family.
Randall Williams freshman tn the
Cnlverslty of tho South Sewanee.
Tenn. Is spending the Chrlstma
holidays with hi parents. Dr. and
Mr. T. If. Williams and friends In
Chlckasha
Ed Barton and family of Ada spent
Christmas with Mr. Burton's parents.
Ex Mayor and Mrs. J. B. Burton and
friends in Chlckasha.
New term at the Chlckasha Busl-
ness college begins Jan. 1. Call at
school or telephone 310 for full par-
ticulars. 26.1t
Miss Lucille Westfall member of
the Normmi high school faculty. Is
spending the holidays with relutlves
and frelnds In Chlckasha.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Allln and ltltlo
daughter Meilitt f'rnncls ut Okla-
homa City bmt Christmas at the
Robert Glyckherr homo.
Mr. and Mrs. If. N. Powdll. of
Duncan spent Christmas with Mrs.
Powell's mother Mrs. Pearl Thorpe.
Maurice Grant left Saturday for
Tni'ls Tex. to spend tho Christmas
holidays with his parents.
Pate Jones of Ollton spent tho
past week-end in Clilckaslia visiting
friends and transacting business. Mr.
Jones announced that he and Mrs.
Jones will soon return to Chlckasha
to muke their homo.
DRASTIC fiCII
This Is Plan of French to Force
Reparations Payments; No Mili-
tary Occupation at This
Time Contemplated.
By WEBB MILLER
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
Paris Dec. 26. France has deter
mined upon drastic measures to
make Germany pay which will be an-
nounced at the resumption of the
premiers' conference January 2 It
was semi-officially stated today.
'The French scheme is being worked
out in detail this week. It does not
involve Immediate military occupa-
tion or annexation of the Ruhr Val
ley it has been learned.
Instead an extraordinary session
of the ministerial council recom
mended a general economic guardian
ship of the Rhineland Ruhr with a
customs barrier between these valu-
able lands and their mother coun-
try Germany.
The French would collect customs
on all products of the Ruhr passing
into German and apply such collec
tions to the reparations settlement.
It has been learned that the gov-
ernment will base this policy on
three premises:
1. France must be pald.
2. Germany apparently does not
intend to tap the resources of Ruhr
magnates who are now the principal
holders of German wtalth.
3. Germany's 1923 payments are
expected to fall far short of what
France requires. j
The Inspired Temps put It this
way:
"France Is facing a choice between
ruin and forfeits. She certainly will
choose the latter. It does not matter
whether such forfeits are. productive!
or unproductive. There'B a vast dif-
ference between nothing and some-'
thing however small and it Is this
something the French Intend' to put
between tuemselves and bankruptcy"
IN
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(KirKt Published Dec. 22 1U23.)
NOTICE OP SALE OP OIU AND
GAS LEASE.
in thn rniiiitv Court In and for
PuKhmtlaha County Stuto of Ok-
tiiho'iia. State of OkluhoniB.i County of Pui b-
mutahn s. In the Mailer uf the
Guardianship of ol McGee. In-
competent George W. Bell Guar
dlan. No. 4!i!.
N'nii.n i lierehv elven that In pur
suance of an order of the County
Court In and for I'uidimatalia louniv.
Oklahoma made and entered on the
am h iluv of December. 1922. the
undersigned George W. Bell guar
dlan of Sol McGee. an Incompetent
will on the 2sth day of December
1V1 til thn hour of 3 o'clock D. ni..
nf uu lil rlnv. In ooen court 111 til'
County Court Boom In the City of
Aniii.r. I'lishmatuha County. 0t
lahonia offer for sale uud sell lo
the highest bidder for cii.tli an on
and gm lease for a term of five
vo-.ru from the dute of same and
as long thereafter as oil or gna or
either of them Is heiug pronuin
from said premises of all the right
title and Interest of said Incompe
fun! miitin lielnu nil undivided 0110
twenty fourth Interest in and to the
following described real cutate and
premises situate In Grady county
Oklahoma to wlt;
Lots Sixteen (16) Twenty-four
'24). Klftef.1 (13) Twenty (201
and Twenty-one (21) South 11.03
acre.i of Lot No. Fourteen (14);
and w 12 of so 1-4 and sw 1-4
of ne 1-4 of Soition' IS Town-
ship 5 North of Range 7 West
in ci-Mik C-inntv. Oklahoma.
Tho form and character of cild
lease being In the umuxI commercial
form providing for one-eighth royal-
ty of oil and gas produced anil tor
rnl;il of SI no ner nrrn ner v 'ar at
delay rental said royalty and rental
imuyliln to said incompetent propor
tn;'iiln In the Interest owned therein
Dated tills the 20th t'ay of Dec um
ber 1!)22. . GEORGE W. BELL
Guardian of Sol McGso
12-22 ltd Incompotnnt.
(First Published Dec. 21 1922.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE.
Slate of Oklahoma County of Gi
dy. ss. In tho County Court.
Notice is hereby given in pur
suance of an order of the Couivty
Court of Grady County State of
Oklahoma made and eutored on the
21st day of December 1922 the
undenjigned guardian will offer for
e and sell at public sale to the
highest and best bidder on oil and
gas mining lease on the llih day of
Junuary 1923 at 11 o'clock a. m.
the following described lands situ
ated In Grady County State of
Oklahoma to-wiit:
The southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of tho south-
east quarter and tho south half
' of the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter and the south-
east quarter of the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter
and the east half of the south-
. east quarter of the southwest
ouanter and the north half of
t'.-e south half of the southeast
(iiiarter and the southwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter section 3
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND
NOTARY PUBLIC
Helen T. Colby
Office 301 1st Nat'I Bank Bldg.
Office Phone 1431
Res. Phone E60
Bill's Livery
rhone 313
Day and Night Service
Closed Car
Kindergarten
New class beginning Jan-
uary 2 $5.00 per month.
Mrs. A. Sidney Hancock
219 S. 5th. ' Phone 753-R
lownahlp 4 north r.tnet i wrst
()rdy 4'ounty. Okbihoirs ion-
talnlng I Id acre.
Thn south half if the reit'l
half of the nuriheiiti y .iir
and the north half of thn i o ill
half of the oiilhet 14'iirtrr
and the soiilheaitt quaner uf the
northent quarter of tl.e onl.
ran qunrter aertlon 2 town-
ship 4 north. riiK ( wt-m cm-
talnlng to acre.
fald oil and gas en will be oM
on the following term and condi-
tion to wit.
For a i-sih nonii of pot lets than
ll.oo pr ai rs and a royalty of one-
eighth of the oil and ga produced
from HI premise.
Hn ll snle to b held In the County
Court room of Grady County. Okla
homa at the lima aliove utd.
Dated thl the :int Uy of D
cemlier lull.
w. 8. ASTON
Cuardlan of the Kittala of
II. I) Anion Minor
21 5id
First Published lire. 2:' lr.'2 I
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
OAS LEASE.
In he County Court In and for
I'linhmataha County State of
Oklahoma.
Stale of Oklnhoms County of Push
mataha as.
In Hie Metier nf the Guardianship
of Lorens Colbert and Ab-iunder
Colbert. Minors Kills Colbert
Guardian. No. fill.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur-
nuance of an order of the County
Court In end for Pushmataha Coun-
ty Oklahoma made and entered on
the 201 h day of iKiceiuber thn
undersigned Kills Colbert guurdiail
of Lo.ils Colbert and Alexander
Colliert minors wl" n tint ahlh day
of December l'C2 at the hour of 3
o'clm k p. m. of said day. In open
court In the County Court room. In
the city of Antlers. PuHiimuluha
County. Oklahoma offer for sale and
tell to Iho highest bidder for cash
in oil und gas leave for s term of
five years from the date of same
and as long thereafter as oil or gas
or either of them is being produced
from said premises of all tho right
tide and Interest of said minors
same being nn undivided one-eighth-leemli
Intercut eu h In and to thn
following described real estate and
prefnlses situate In Grady County
Oklahomai towlt:
Lots sixteen (10) twenty four
(24) fifteen tl'it. twenty (2i).
and twenty-one (21) south II. M
seres of lot No. fourteen (141.
and W4 of SE'4 and 8YY'ii of
NE'4 of section 18 township 6
north of range 7.wont In Grady
County Oklahoma.
The form ami character of said
tease being In the usiiul commercial
form providing for one-eighth roy-
illy of oil and gns produced ami
.'or rental of $1.00 per acre per year
is delay rental sit Id royalty and
ental payable to said minors pro-
portionate to the Interest owned
therein by each.
Dated this the 20lh day of Do-
member 11122.
ELLIS COLBERT
Guardian of lorenu Colbert
and Alexander Colbert
!2-22-4td Minors.
OU1CK SALli BARGAINS
Restaurant rooming house brick
buildings. R. R. trackage bargain
on 17th St. City property to trade
for farms.
MONEY ii. TRICE
118 North Third St.
THE
Vanity Beauty Shop
41 Vt Cln'ckasha Ave.
Let Us Help You
"Look Your Best"
Scalp Treatment
Facial Treatment
Hair Dressing
Shampooing
Manicuring
Thone 1587
IMPORTANT!
It is very important to use
cold test oil in your car dur-
ing the winter months and
to have your crank case
drained often. We will drain
your crank case for you and
we have the correct grade of
oil.
We also handle the famous
Mobiloils.
THE OZARK
CHERRY'S INDEPENDENT
FILLING STATION
Corner Sixth and Chickasha
PILES
Tiles cured without the knife
no cutting tying cauteriz-
ing or carbolic acid. No de-
tention from business or
painless safe
and sure.
Also treat all other forms
of rectal diseases.
Dr. G. R. Gerard
4091-2 Chickasha Ave. over
Trader's. Store
Phones: .
Office 1662; Res. 932-R .
Office hours: 10 to 12 a. m.
2 to 4 p. m. or by appointment.
Chickasha Okla.
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