Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 38, Ed. 1 Monday, February 14, 1921 Page: 3 of 6
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CHICKA8HA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKA8MA OKLAHOMA MONDAY FEBRUARY 14
PAOI Times
Short Stories
of the Town
I. 0. 0. F. Rblah' Social.
Tim lwnl Il.lu.lmh. ! rtil.l Vol.
in . .... i. i .i
low will hold M.McUlt their hat
Tuesday evening 1nfd of .bur.
dy evening at announced In
Iho Kkpre Huturday. The affair
III bo lu llii nature of a Valentine
pury- ...
Prttby Guild 'Meeting.
Circle number mm of til" Pit shy-
Icrlan Guild will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock ltl Mr. J.
Hurrl. 111 Kaiiaaa vuun. It
wa niioimcel tbla morning by Mra.
Jim IVwn thnlrnmn of the circle
Atttnd Sorority Banquet
Mian Marguerite Stricter and MIkh
Marl Hart returned lum iiIkIiI I":h
Norman whom hcy wero tie. week-
ml guests at tho Camilla I'lil Itcta
limine.. Tbey attended tho Inllintlon
nnd honqttct given by tlmt aororlty
of which they nro meiuliera.
Sunday School Reporta
Jteport from U Sunday schools
reporting gave the attendance ofthe
sihonla yesterday at 1 151 with a col-
lection of $.').2S. Tho repnr'i of the
vnrloii superintendent showing at-
tendance nnd collection follow:
Christian 3!i5. $20.10; Methodist 3S4.
1 17.15: IlnptlHt 3H. $19.92; Congre-
gational 165. $11.06; rresbylerlan
10.1. $.VI3; South Mission 38 $1.55.
New Printer on Job.
There' a new printer In the camp
o' the Chicktfsha Typos and he's a
member of the foree of the Dully
Kxpress. The new man has not been
Issued a card yet as the members of
the chapel huvo voted to put him- on
probation for a few days before ho Is
fully accepted Into the fold. Ho did-
n't "Khow up" at tho shop for work
this morning but he's expected down
to make a full hand with the "stick"
by next week." The new arrival of the
" Kon of Mr. and Mrs. Hob VUliams.
"13 Oklahoma' avenue-and was born
Saturday venng. -The father a
printer on the Dally Express predicts
that the lad will be. ready to take
the .place of "Noisy Bill" Gardner
foreman within a month.
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WEST VIRGINIA
STAGING STATE
CAPITAL FIGHT
lly t'nited Press. .
Charleston. W. Va Feb. II. West
Virginia is in tho midst ofa bitter
sUto capital flsht. Tired firemon of
tint Charleston department had not
. yet left tho ruins of the state capital
lmlldlng before delegations from
other West.. Virginia cities wero in-
terviewing the members of the leg-
islature petitioning the in to move
Iho capltol to their homo cities.
. Clarksburg Parftcrsbnrg and Kl-
klns are the leading contenders with
Ofcarlcsl.on for t:i location of the
mew building. Clarksliurk boasts the
"six millionaires" are members of !
their state capltol .location commit
tee. Headquarters for all of tho con
testing towns have been opened
here . i
West Virginia's state - capltol'
building was destroyed late in the
afternoon of January 3. v Members
of the legislature elected in Nov-
ember were Just gathering In the
rity For many this was their' Ini-
tial "session." Tall hustling' was re-
quired to provide headquarters for
the state offices' and the legislature.
The' house of; delegates is meeting
in . a! church. - Governor Cornwell
llias camped offices' ifn a nearby stale
armory and near btm is the' still
smaller quarters of the Secretary of
state. The state board of control
is locatedin' a prlvatei dwelling. -
'A. big 4?"81 t?t .'nen "are wprking
hard ta .erect a long two-story tenit
pprary ; structure designed a good
deal upon the; planlfi of a training
camp .barracks tpj house the; state
departments under - one- roof.
West. Virginians last Mate capitoj
fight in vl877-rr ''SistorteJ' Martins-
iburg . Clarksburg ; and Charleston
were irf "the race.; Every effort1 on
-the part ' of politicians Ito compro-
mise 'the Issue was defeated. The)
four towns staked. . their all on1 an
appeal to the! people' at the: polls i
and "let it roll." V
John E. K?nr.a a Charleston man
later United ' States senator is
credited wiKv! winning tho'i fight for
Charleston.' ' Other contestants had
more money than 'Charleston.''
"We cannot beat these people with
imoney" Keiina' is1 quoted with Bay-
ing. "We've got-to -out-guess them.".
John did. He discovered that then
famous John Romlnson circus was
routed all over the state that sum-
liicr and fall. Kenna arranged with
lit rlrru to allow delegation o
Iumiivvumi jrrturi w travel wtio
Ihtt eln;ui. Toe elrcu drew tin
crowd ami Knna and hi thoutert
hot 't'harlrtton for ittu capital"
curhiitlasin in I lht peopla twice
dally a a prclud.i tu I'i.i R mud
tinivli. I ly election dy it wit i
cinch
Today th West Virginia In pre-
Pi""'"" '"i" another buttle royal
.. ... . . k
Jllll will bo Introduced In tint pre-
mum eiwklun of (ho b'U)ntui pro-
vldlug for tlu location of tb up
Itof'lu all tlm rnniilnx lou. Tim
In mix 11 ln declde.l belli the
"long pitlon" ocn Man i' lfith.
M the mcanilnie alt of tho town
uro looking for another John Keunu.
SAY SOMEONE
' TELL HARDING
HE'S ELECT EDGr eat Britain Now
' lly C. I. M vims'
(I'nlted Pic Staff Corre.HpondenO
WaRhlngton Feb. 14. The elec-
tion of Warren U. Hunting of Ohio
and- Calvin Coolldge of M itncliu-
soil a PrenldiMit and Vice l'rcal-
dint of the I'nlted HtMt wjs for-
mally rerttfled and announced
by Vice Presldeut Thomaa H. Mar-
shall In fio prineiioo of the limine
ind Senue. .
Although the country has known
over itltiee the evening of Noven.Vr
2 biKt who would bo thn next oecu-
pupt of the While House mid the
. ..fit..!.. ...a ...t.i..i. . i. 1
in-- tumuli Winn niiM-ii. mi- iow
make necessary was not spoken Hit -
til today.
A month ago tho electors met In
the various states nnd cast tholr
vote.i. These were sent to th: Sec-
retary of Stat" w"io in turn trans-
mltted them to the President of the
Senate. '
A required by law the Senate
anil nousn niei 111 joini sohhioii ai 1
p. iiu today. At noon thn to houses
n)et separately and thn aenate pro-
ceib'd by two page louring the of-
ficial records from the states
marched Into the hall of the House.
Vice President Marshall presided
over the Joint session and the count
of the vote began
j Two titlers acted for the Hmine
and two for the Senate.1 Vice Preil-
- - .
.1 A t..l . I .1 It.. 111
.. .unn..t .-ih-hi-u ... cemii -
caie or election ana otner papers ! ; . .
relating to the vote and handed j
them to the tellt-ra who read the i l'u-.vtticKet R. I was the site of
votes alound and recorded them. j(tl:e first cotton ir. Ill built in Amerl-
. When the list of states had been ra.
Spring Time In
Our
Hat Department
Stetson is well represen I ed here a large
assort tiient of all the newest shapes nnd pop-
ular shades of English Brown Green Olive
Pearl and black. : Yon will find them in rolled
or straight brims the former is ' 'more de-
manded. ' :
. Also a fine assortment of less expensive
hats in the latest shapes and colors. It won't
he hard for you; to f ind : your hat. We carry
a large stock be the first one to select 'and
get the most out of it Prices start at
$4.00
( DuoanBulWIno S
(on through. tli voU-a were twtl
id ami thu remit waa bamlaJ to
VUrnhall. who thonuHn formal'y
uimmnei'4 r.o tvctlun of llMIni
nd I'uolldne.
Nodiai;l or riMiiarka 1y nnilfr
tf eii:nr liou" wcri ix'rmltto.l dur-
ng ttie wmhIoii.' Any objecllotta
hlrh mfiitlM'ia might wlah Irt volcn
to th counting of kny plcctoml tot
or ta lx put In writing and con-tld.-red
by tha tw lioueei ap-
ratrly. The w little C"rtinony of canvaa-
ng and tiTtlfylng to thu flection oc-
cupied about an hour and lumu'dl-
ately after th" aimouneement of the !
vol" the afiiate wlthdnw.
ThU cwfinony olwayn bit t
traded biigo crowd lo t'tf llouitf
giilli-ry nnd It wan therefore a 'Var.l
I liny" with admUnlon lliiillml.
After Greek Lands
lly Tlllted Prena.
Athena Feb. H.-ninrovery of val-
uable oil bearing deposits In various
purl of Thrace and around Kpirun
hits Injected no dlfflfuUlo In the
political altuatlon of thn Levant .'
Knglund and Frame are Imth en-
deavoring to secure conccsslona which
will greatly atrengthen their' slrate-
glcnl naval poHltlon anil nt the same
time make Greece virtually economi-
cally dependant upon them.
According to authoritative Informs-
in... rrm. Amcrl.aiiH who have been
1 .. .... ... .... . ..
' . .1 t i
InveitiRatlng the situation In the IA
... ..... ....
. invpfttiK&ilng tne sliuauoit 111 1110 1- 1
VIIII( nnd Near Fast tho I'nlted '
HtatfR In virtually blocked so far as i
oil holdings are concerned. France
Knglund. Holland and Italy have
"cornered" every known "prospect" In '
Mesopotamia. Koumainn Turkey and
! tho Klnek Sea region.
I Thu far. foreign' capitalist have '
! not completely cornered the Grw.lt
prospects chiefly becaus of their
"irtiknown quality." Proposliions for
the flotation of a loan to Greece
made by Ililtlsh financiers the past
few days are reported to specify con-
ceeslons In oil should tho discoveries
prove of commercial value. .
That Greece will favor Ilrltlsh In-
terests is a foregone conclusions.
Natives of India use quhrce seedi
(lxt(JlsIv.ely . dlolnei.
Liquid Horoion .. . efficient
Healing remedy for human or animal
iV u. . Wro.
4"1 v' -vrt pu.i.1.
bl. lime. rrlc 30c. Mo and ll.Kltlllll (or cold croup rnj wltoop- Mr.. W. D. Collier! circulation
9ohl by ttren Drui company. Kl. j log covkK lt pll.Mlll nd lhtt .n phon MI in1 pap 4
' ' ' J. " prompt curea which It effect haa ; lll '.e eeat by ipecllnl nieeenn-
Notice to Property Owieri j wo ln) 0(j P1i0n Uf mother ' gr. rrninpt report tin fallura
Now in t lie limn to liutjil yonr pmy wb(ri M UlU rpamdy con- of dllvery aervlce will be ap-
ciNtcme Wfihl coU rmiijtaBt Ba olheP parcotlo ll may be ' predated. . If.
wnUT. A!o buihl Sturm Ccl UM' svp confia.ntly to baby at la CJIICKAailA DAILY EXPflESH 4
Mo walks end drivewnys dena Jult 444444
iciHiir . cnii-i ui mm uui'i.
All work guaranteed. Kvcry job
u reference ('nil or nee
HARRY MILLER
Phone 1014 Rei. 1223 S. 4th
MMMMttMtv
4 Juat Opened 4
FILM FINISHING SHOP 4
4 At 5:0 Chlckatha Ave. 4
4 8PECIAL PRICES FOR 10 DAY8 4
4 Films Developed 5o'F.rh 4
4 Film Pack Me Kmh 4
Print up to and Including 314. 4
x34 3r. Other M.ck 4c K;icIi. 4
4 Pout cards Sc. 4
4 FIRST DOOR WEST OF NEW 4
4 WAY 8H0E SHOP 4
444 4 4 444444444
Every Saturday mniuinir de-
voted to free denial work J.
A. Anderson (.'liicknslm
Ave i!ionn 7;t.
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4 FOR SERVICE 4
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4 nt my barn known 114 the P.li.o 4
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. 4 front. 2nd Mini ( hnetiiw. 4
4 Cowh called for and delivered. 4
J. H .DAVIS Owner. 4
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ATTENTION
BUILDERS
- liitls will lie received for two
story frame dwelling' ciifht
rooms" two baths hrenkfasf
room basement niul Rnrago. llltie
trints nnd specif icat ions enn be
seen nt the "Fair Department:
I'Store" Antidnrko Okla.
i . Ditls will be opi ned .Thursdav.
l'Vbrtiary (21) Tweiitr-foiirth
two p. in. .
. I reserve the right to reject any
and nil bids. .
T. NATHAN
9-5t. Anadniko. Oklalinmn
You
you
But alas! He has bought bet-
ter. Blankly you admit you nev-
er thought of that. '.j
How did he get more for his
money?
Ije read the advertisements.
Right home in your easy chair
you can view the wares of the
world. : '
I Chamberlalr'a Couh R.idy
Favorl'i.
chmljtrlaU.1 CmkU namJr
... lfh lh(l milh.. f .n-ll
Suits at $39.50
Yn will be most agreeably surprised nt these remarka-
ble suit values developed of very fine Utility tricoline peiiit
de chitiQ ami pussy willow silk Jilted tailored anil ripple
styles nnd the effective btx emit silk hrnid and button trim-
I
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1 :
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I Never
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buy somethihg-or-other hit-or-miss. Contented
visit Mr. Nextdoor
Read the i advertisements. They are Jtips which
help you pick the winners. ' .
u I never thought of that" can be dropped from
vocabluary. j i : j Ai i.
NOTICE CITY SUBSCRISIRS4
yo d(l M
rtcelvi jour 4
n nU... ll A
ttaiM. kv B-ifl
Hew Spring Suits At
$29.50 and $37.50
Jimf in M init.ini.- Hie enrly bnyinjr. we have- w h-oled front
o.ir slm-k of sniU ninny new numhiTH and have marked Ihein
nt very nl tint-live juiei-H.
Suits at $29.50
S.)en.li.l finality of all wool nien' wear KevR- semi filled
n.l ripple-nnre l.fautifnlly tailored nd nilk line.l.
Thought
f That
t.
$ 4 ' i
". You know what you want
when you want it. .''. '
You know when ' you are get-
ting the real thing or a substi-
tute. . . ... x
'. You'll find the . man or woman
who. follows the advertisements
has tKe best the country offers.
Besides his bank balance keeps
: growing. . -:
A little ad win cut tuoM room
Tou've bven looking fur.
aa-r Mm.
9mm Mat
PALACE J'HARMACY.
will .
your
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 38, Ed. 1 Monday, February 14, 1921, newspaper, February 14, 1921; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729688/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.