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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-26
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CALLED TO THRONE.

+ By United Press. =
= London, Oct. 26.-Prince Paul =
+ has been called to the Greek +
= throne to succeed his brother =
:. Alexander, who died yesterday. :
+ Because of Paurs absence from +
= the country, a regency will be :
= established and a council of the =
= cabinet ministers will rule the :
+ country until this is accom- :
+ plishe, the Greek legation an :
+ nounced. Z
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Unnatural Calm.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Dublin, Oct 26.-Ireland ia un-
natural calm, following the death
Of Lord Mayor Mac Swiney
A few isolated outbreaks were re-
ported, but there was nothing like
the demonstrations which were ex-
pected to result from Mac Swiuney's
death.
Troops and police in Ireland are
alert and ready ~ cope with a gen
eral uprising. should one be at
tempted. Three Sim Feiners were
killed In another outbreak, for which
the police took reprisals.
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WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma

j. Tonight and Wednesday, pro j
+ badly fair Cooler western OK !
!. lahoma tonight with frost If !
! weather clears. !
= Local Temperature. )
+ Maximum 81. Minimum A. !
:, Rain .13. :,
: L 1 L a 1 Z L L = L l. l. =,
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Cath Fein Squad.

By United Press.
London Oct. 26.-The "Vengeance
expedition" which was composed of
eight Sim Feiners who were en-
route to England to attempt repris-
ais for the death Of Lord Mayor Mac
Swlney, has been apprehended at
Ktngstown, Ireland, the Irish office
announced this morning
Tho eight men, who were de-
scribed in a dispatch as desperate
characters" were seized as they
wore about to board boat for Eng
land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-26

"The world is short Of wheat; tho
United States is oversold; and
prices must certainly so higher"
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Plans for Impressive Service Made;
British Will Not Interfere; Un-
usual Calm Prevails
Through ireland
VENGEANCE SQUAD Is
CHECKED BY POLICE
Believed Enroute to London to Get
Lloyd George; Proceed With
Body in Procession from
st. Georges
By United Press.

By United Press
London, Oct 26.-Impresslve fun.
eral honors will be accorded Ter
renee Mac Swiney, who began lifo
ls a clerk and died from the offsets
Of his hunger strike in Brixtbn
prison.
The home office promised that
there would be no interference with
the plans of the Irish leaders who
said that Mac Swiney's body will be
carried in a solemn procession from
st. Georges cathedral to entraln fo.-
its journey to the grave prepared to
receive 1t in Ireland.
1t is reported here that the Irish
parliament may attend the funeral
In q body.
After the inquest, which is ex-
pected to be concluded on Weines
day morning, Mac Swineys body
will be taken to st. Georges cathe.
dral and will lie in state under d
guard Of tho dead lord mayors fol.
lowers until II o'clock on Thursday
morning.
At that hour, solemn high mass
will be celebrated. Late In the after.
noon the funeral procession will bo
rormed and will pass through many
Of the principal streets en- route 10
the railway station.
The London police have promised
every assistance and have asked the
cooperation Of the Sim Fem to
prevent any demonstration.
1t Is urged that the marchers In
the funeral procession refrain from
carrying flags 'or banners Of any
description.
During Mac Swiney's hunger
strike, 1t was reported that Premier
Lloyd George would be marked for
assassination if tho lord mayor died.
The men composing the "venge-
ance expedition" were said to wear
Sim Fein uniforms undor their
outer garments They were believed
to be from Cork and not connected
with Mac Swineys Sim Feln body
guard. They refused to give their
names.
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All the latest news by |
wire every day from the
United Press Association.
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The Daily Express.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
LIVE STOCK
Chicsoo

CHICAGO, March 11.-Hogs ceipts, 32,o0o. Heavy grades slow; others steady to 10 cents higher; bulk, 14.35d 15.50: top. 15.60; heavy, 13.S5m 14.SJ; medium, l4.50M 15.60; heavy packing sows, smooth, 12.15Gnl3.35; pigs. 13.25dl450.
 Cattle-Receipts. 14.oo0. slow; Beef steers, medium and heavy weight. choice and prime 13.S5d 15.15: me- dium and good l1.15d 13.S5 common. 9.a5d 11.75: light weight. good and choice, 12.50d 500, common and me- dium, 9.50m12.50; butcher cattle heifers, 1850 1875. cows, 710M 12.50: canners and cutters, 4.75G1.00; veal calves. 15.5Om17.00; feeder steers. S.75G 12.00: stocker steers, 7.25@ 10.75.
 Sheep-Receipts, 12.000: unsettled. Lambs, S4 pounds down, 11.25m l9.90; culls and common. 1400M1 TOO; ewes, mediums. good and choice. 1100M 14.50; ~culls and common, 6.o0m f0.75.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March h. Hogs-Receipts, 5000; steady to 2a cents lower: bulk 13.90m15.00: heav- ies, 13.5oM14.25; mediums, 1425m
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
|. 4. QUINTET LOSES
 IN PLAY FOR TITLE

ATLANTA, Ga, March 11.-A new national basketball champion will emerge from the Amateur Athletic Union tournament now being played here. The Los Angeles Athletic club team. present title holder, was elimi- mated from the race today by the New York University five. 5 to 9. going down to defeat before an offensive that never faltered.
 Los Angeles endeavored to play n game of long passes, only to find almost every throw intercepted by the fleet collegians, who carried the ball toward by dribbling and perfect team work. The New Workers led through out. ending the first half, 20 to 18 and holding the champions almost helpless in the second. Mooney scored five goals and seven out of ten trys for. New York. and his team mate Cooler. made six field goals. Swan scored 14 of Los Angeles 22 points.
 The fast Crescent Athletic Club team of Brooklyn was eliminated. 27 To ls. by the Kansas City Athletic Club players Brooklyn led until the last eight minutes of play. when six field goals in rapid fire put the Mis- souri quintet ahead
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
MANY BIC CATCHES
 MADE AT ROOSEVELT

Fishermen and fishing tackle are taxing the capacity of the stages oper- ating between here and Roosevelt since the general report has spread that any one with hook. line and bait can easily coax the sporty black bass out of the big dam.
 w. W. Henry recently returned from Roosevelt with d bass weighing more than nine pounds, one of the big catches of the season. This particular prize is now being exhibited in front of the Pinney and Robinson store, where il rests on a big chunk of ice in a glass display case. Charles Hanson and R. E. Murphy, employees of the Union Auto Transportation companay, arc keeping the office force of the com pany here well supplied with choice specimens of the finny tribe. They are enjoying an extended fishing vacation. All employees of the stage company here recently held big fish elmer at the Commercial cafe. bringing in their own catches for the big item on the menu-
 The ''Drummer's Special. q stage which leaves here at o'clock every afternoon. is proving especially popu lar with followers of the nimrod, as it puts them at Roosevelt Lodge about <. 30 o'clock in the evening, giving them an opportunity for good sleep and an early casting.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
M|LLERS ASK JUST
 FLOUR EXPORT RATE

WASHINGTON, March "A plea for just export rates on flour was presented to the shipping board by the South western Millers' league today. Chair man Payne answered the delegation that the board would give careful con Sideration to the differential between -four and wheat rates, so the miller of this country would not be at disad- vantage in export business.
 Ship operators and millers agreed .n 1914 that the differential in favor of wheat should never be more than four cents. but because of the war. the agreement was not really allowed to| work out.
 The millers today said that under normal competitive conditions the diff ferential ranged from 21a to cents Under the shipping board it has been a high as 45 cents. Their purpose in coming before the shipping now, they said, was to anticipate any move that might be made when the grain corpor- ation goes out of existence.
 Assistant Director of Operators Taylor pointed out that all rates had been cancelled, and that new rates would be made by the operating agents of the shipping board in conferences. He said this was as near the normal competitive condition prevailing before the war as could be expected at this time.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

15.10; lights, 14.75M15.10; light lights. l4S5@ 15.10; pigs, 12.00d l5.60-
 Cattle-Receipts. 5000: steady to 35 cents lower. Heavy beef steers. choice and prime, 360m 14.S5: medium and good. 120041350: common. lO.25G ll.9O; light weight, good and choice. 12.O0d 1900; common and medium. 9.O0M l1.90; butcher cattle, heifers. 4.26Q 1925: COWS. 7.O0m11.75: canners and cutters, 4.25@7.O0; veal calves. 13.15 M15-50; feeder steers, S.65@I2.55: stocker steers. 700a1160.
 Sheep-Receipts. steady to 25 cents lower. Lambs. 15.50d 1900: cuIls and common. 12.00M16.4O: yearlins weth- CTS. 15.00q l7.25; ewes, 1125@14.Op; culls and common, S-25611.0O: breed ing ewes. 9.50@ l5.0O; feeder lambs 14.75G 1875.
 DENVER, Colo. March 11-Cattle@ Receipts. 1900; market steady. Beef steers, 10000 12.S0; cows and heifel,s 5000 1923; stockers and feeders S.00@ 10.50; calves, l4.O0@16.5O
 Hogs-Receipts, $500: market 25 lower. Top 14.75; bulk. 1390014.4d
 Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market fairly steady. Lambs. 17.50d IS.5b. ewes, 11.75g 1925
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

to recognize Syria under a threat of cooperation with the Turkish national ists if independence is refused them.
 The Arabs claim U have 100000 troops ready to cooperate with the Turks in Cilicia and Anatolia. Appar- ently they are willing to accept French advisers.
 Much opposition has been evidenced Tn Syria over the arrangement that had been proposed for the future gov ernment of the country It was re- ported from Paris in January that Prince Feisal had reached an agree ment with the French government under which he would recognize a French mandate for the whole of Syria. in return for which France would recognize the formation of an Arabian state to include Dana sous, Aieppo. Hema and Hannah under the administration of the prince. Later advices. however. indicate that the Syrians were insisting upon inde- pendence
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
|. w. w. CASE TO JURY TODAY
 TgepubIican A. p. Leased Wire1

MONTESANO. Wash. March H. Counsel for ten Industrial Workers of
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
DR. VON KLE|NSM|D n ADDRESS TEACHERS.

President R. B. von KleinSmid of the University of Arizona. will address the Maricopa County Teachers asso- ciation at the Phoenix Union High Schooi auditorium, Saturday. March l5, at O clock D. m. He will speak on the subject The Relation of the Teacher and School to Community Service"
 Dr. Von KleinSmid is a speaker of national note and is extraordinarily well fitted to speak on this subject. The general public is invited to be present Harold Proctor has also been invited to appear on this pro- gram.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
GEN. SALINAS APPOINTED TaepubIIcan A. p. Leased Wire1

FL PASO, Texas. March 11-Juarez officials late today received adviceS of the appointment of General Emilio Salinas as provisional governor of Chihuahua. General Salinas is a member of the Mexican senate and is now at Mexico City. He is expected 10 arrive in Chihuahua within a week. The appointment is made necessary by the resignation of Governor Andre Ortiz. who resigned to become a can didate for governor in the election set for May 30, at which time Chihuahua state officials arc to be elected by popular vote for the first time since the outbreak of the revolt in 1911.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
SYRIA PROCLA||MS
 |TS INDEPENDENCE
Republican A. p. Leased wireI

LONDON, March 11--Prince Feisal. son of the King of the Hejaz, has been proclaimed king of syria, according to advices received in Cairo from Beiru, says a dispatch to the London Times, from .he Egyptian capital.
 BEIRUT. syria. March S-The Syr- ian congress at Dana scus today de- clared Syria to be an independent state. There were fireworks tonight and Beirut celebrated its independ- ence II is reported that Prince E'eisal son of the king of the HejaZ. will be crowned king of Syria to- Palestine. Lebanon and Northern Mesopotamia are included in the districts where the Arabs are voting freely. apparently with the pur- pose of forcing the peace conference
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
JACK DEMPSEY'S FORMER WIFE
 AT TIA JUANA

SAN DIEGO, March 11.-Maxine Wayne, former wife of Jack Dempsey, heavyweight pugilist, left San Diego today for San Francisco with O. O. Orr, d federal officer. orr reported he had found her at Tiajuana, Mex, with as sistance of Mexican authorities, and that she was accompanying him to san Francisco willingly.
 Julius F.. Gardner of San Diego, il was announced, has been arrested charged with threatening. intimidating, influencing and corrupting a witness subpoenaed before the United States grand jury in San Francisco.
 The former Mrs. Dempsey, 1t has been announced. received letters from tho pugiIist which were based charges resulting in Dempsey's recent indictment for alleged evasion of the SclectiVe draft.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
SENATORS CAN'T FIND ROOMS

LOS ANGELES, March 1.-The sen ate sub- committee. Investigating Mexi- can affairs. which arrived here today y from Tucson, Ariz.. was unable to find immediately, either the hotel ac- commodations or their meeting quar- ters desired, and left for San Diego, Cal. where, it was said. the sessions scheduled to be held here would be con- ducted
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

the World trial here charged with the murder of Warren O. Grimm the result Of the armistice day shoot ing at Centralia. Wash. which yes terday rested it's case. was permitted today to cali three witnesses for sur rebuttal testimony. The court session wa brief much of the day being de- voted by the court to the preparation of instructions which 1t was indicated would be presented to the jury to-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
"A MATTER FOR COURTS"

WASHINGTON. March II. - The West Virginia senate, in ratifying the suffrage amendment after unseating Senator Montgomery. simply made the alleged ratification a matter for the courts to decide the national as sociation opposed to woman suffrage declared in a statement tonight
 Refusal to seat Sensfor Montgomery was said by the association to he vio- lation "of the constitutional provision for n two- thirds vote to exnaI member
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
HITCHCOCK FOR PRESIDENT"

OMAHA. March 11.--Morethan 400 democrats from all parts of Nebraska, gathered here tonight at dinner in the interest of the candidacy of Sena- tor Gilbert Nj. Hitchcock for president Thespeakers were Joseph T. Robinson Of Arkansas. former United States Sen ator J. Hamilton Lewis of Illinois, Mrs Elizabeth Bass, head of the women's section of the democratic national com mittee.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, March 11-Bar silver. $1.21: Mexican dollars. s2h.
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TAX NOTICE

According to law: the County Audi
tor wihs add: the following penalties:
ON January 1st, c192e,41 per cent.
penalty will be added to- those who
have not paid, making 2:per cent PEN
atty for February. Still an additional
5 per cent. penalty Will be added on
Anarchist, making per cent. penalty
to be paid by those who have not paid
by March 1st, 1920. =. :"
Poll Tax, $1.00; iCapitation Road
Tax; $500, Capitation Dog Tax, soc.
: TAX BOOKS WILL CLOSE.
.'.'.=i MARCH IS, 1920. 49,.
When renitting give each Township
and School District your property Is
in. Give one name in full-not initials.
Send postage for reply and return OF
receipt.
t. = Very truly yours,
.H ~. ."' G. E. IEAPHART,
Treasurer Lexington County, S. G.
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CAPITAL GOSSIP
Editorial Correspondence.

It is a foregone conclusion that the
legislature will be asked to help pro-
vide means for waging war :on rhe
boil weevil. If. the work undertaken
alongst this line is as successful as e'aae
which was done to eradicate the great
cattle. pest, the, tick, it will certainly
be money well spent. Governor Rob-
ert A. Cooper has called. a conference
Of all members Of the:legislature and
any citizens interested from thirty
counties in the State, to meet in Co;
lumDia, in the State house, at 4 o'clock
on the afternoon of january is: It
is expected that this conference will
discuss methods to be adopted In
fighting tie weevil and a; plan 81 II
nancing the fight in the county SUPP
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counties are those in which. Il g., is
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claim being made that the overhead
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gangs is much greater than would be
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Many Of the stocks which sold some
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Total receipts for the year 1919 from
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SAMARIA NEWS.

The weather has been very disagree
able for the past few days.
Our good old neighbors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isiah Howard, have moved to
Steedman.
Mr.. B. T. Howard Of Samaria left
Monday for Columbia, where he will
be for awhile. Nr. Howard will be
missed in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l. Ab1ey have
moved in the Padget settlement near
Steedman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith of Bates
burg visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Abney
Sunday.
Miss Hannah Can't of Samaria