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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21
For a Week Stomach

Many people with impaired dges.
tion have been very much benefited
by taking Chamberlain Tablets.
They improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion They cause
gentle movement of the bowels.
This relief often becomes permanent
and the sufferer is completely re-
stored to health.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21
Snnnnr Shots al Films

Elaine Hammcrstein will next dis
guise herself as "The Girl from No
where"
"The Last Door" which Eugene
O'Brien is due to open. will lead to
happiness on the screen.
Love Insurance" and wife In
surancc" may lead some men to take
out one policy TO cover both eventu-
alities.
First we had Blind Wives" and
now comes Blind Husbands. Hope
the rest of the family keep their eyes
Omen
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21
STUDIO NEWS

Thomas II. Ince has just completed
Lying Lips which picture he
claims to be the most colossal pro.
duction since Civilization" It was
nearly five months in the making
and engaged thousands of people.
House Peters and Florence vidor
play the leads. The United States
battle ship Minneapolis" was loaned
by the government for the photo.
graphing of scenes depicting a fear.
ful disaster on the high seas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

When your breath is bad, appetite
poor, and you feel "blue" and dis
couraged, you need Hcrbine. One or
two doses will set you right. 1t is a
great system purifier. Price 6Oc.
Sold by Wren Drug Co. 5-3Ot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

One OF New York's society lead
crs has become a movie actress.
ladies Must Live" says the
hlm-title.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21
SFlILES
and 50 forth y
By Hi Speed

M eS critic, ! d, declare arc
that the high
spots IN German.
made films are the
"mob scenes" They
arc so vast and 20
well organized that
the moving picture
director seems TO
have replaced the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

Conway Tearlc, the Selznick star,
maintains that slang is often based
on slight reason; but there is little
excuse TO refer to woman as "a skirt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

Free Lecture on Morality" was
sign that inspired Owen Moore to
remark:
They make you good for nothing
these days"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

The seeming fondness of film fans
Tor productions that have their en-.
tire locale laid in New York Citv as
Is evidenced in the case of "Wbile
New York Sleeps whose popularity
shows no sign abatement. led VIII.
nam Fox to select for Louise Love.
~ story written by George William
Hill and called while the Devil
Laughs in which the entire action
transpires in the worlds first city
owen Moore, the Selznick star, who
was admitted several weeks apo IN
the Post. Graduate hospital, New York
with an attack of inflamitory rheu-
matism, left the hospital last week
William Duncan and his co-star
Edith Johnson, were married on Sat
urday, April II
william Russell, the athletic Fox
STAR is resourcefm man. Being
S'ooo feet up in the Sierras, making
scenes for Bare Knuckles," and 40
miles from a bathtub he shed his
lmpedimenta, took dive into a
snow drift and called it a bath.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

Kaiser as an expert IN handling great
numbers OF Germans.
With q cast Of 1000, ~ claimed
for Deception" II would take
longer to read the list of characters
than TO view the film in ignorance
Of who's who.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21
Those Expressive Signs

Some films are more to b. biiied
Than censored.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

This week: "The Perfect Lover"
Next week. "The Poor Simp."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

"The Branded -Four" and "Thc
Branding Iron" are titles that indi-
cate some new tortures inflicted By
the movies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

Screen censorship is likely to dis
turb some OF the comedies that are
based on an ocean OF scenery and
pill-box full OF bathing suits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-21

In 1917 Liverpool was mentioned
in a petition to Queen Elizabeth as
"her majesty's poor decayed town"
, 1921-07-17
CAPTURES
First MATCHES
Casper Tennis Champion Wins
Out in Second Round Of
Denver Tournament

DENVER. Colo. July 1c.-yvilmer
|. Rehr. Jr,. of Casper. Colorado and
Denver singles champion. won out in
the second u of the Denver city
tennis tournament here last evening
by defeating Timothy. rs. rs and 81.
Rehr drew a bye in the first round.
Jack Phelps and Rehr. after draw
ing a bye in the first round OF the
doubles. yesterday defeated Friend
and Grant in the second round by
scores Of 81 and g.. Phelps is Col
orado doubles champion n recently
contested both the singles and doubles
titles in the Wyoming state tourna.
ment at Casper. Phelps n Rehr
have paired up Tor the city tourna-
ment I'M won their first match with
ease.
Rehr is representing Casper and the
Midwest Refining company in the Den.
yer tournaments and will also contest
other titles in the intermountain dis.
trict this season.
, 1921-07-17
OHIO AND NEW YORK TIED
| TO | WHEN CAME IS
CALLED IN 9TH INNING

with the score one and one in the
oisth inning. the game played last
n!-rt between the Ohio Oil company
and New York Oh company mines viii
N all probability be the record ANA.
teur game or tho season here. The
zame was called in the eighth inning
on account Of darkness.
Pitching by T. y. Hurley for the
ohioans and John Balm for the New
Workers was easily the feature OF the
game. Mr.. Hurley. who is vice-presi-
dent OF the Ohio Oil company. per.
formed molly. although il was his
first game in IL years. lie proved
eonclusivciy that he could still bend
them over. FOR the New Workers new
or hit safely.
The Ohio boys arc proud or the
pitching ability OF their chief and arc
trying 10 arrange another game be.
"Wccn the two teams before Mr.. Hur-
!y'a departure for his home in Find
ny. Ohio.
BuckinE Up against a high class
pitcher. tho New Workers carly got
down TO business and gave Balm. their
noundsman. the best kind OF support
That was responsible for the tie game.
N les probable that the tie will be
played on mex Wednesday afternoon
and supporters of each team are hop
ing for the breaks. Neither team
has been defeated this summer.
, 1921-07-17
First in NeUs
OF All EUents

becn n h game the last few weeks
a OF an injury Tobin OF St.
Louis is fourth with .375 and Babe
Ruth Of tho Yankees next with .3Ti.
Up to the recent New York hica.
go series Ruth had been unable to
get a homerun in Chicago this year.
Little Dick Kerr. who set the
"hor- erun king" back during h
last invasion OF the White Sox to
New York. pitched the final game
in Chicago. and fell the victim Of
Ruth's bat Chicago was the last
OF the American league cities to
come in on Ruth's string.
Ruth Is far ahead Of last
record for homers. having scored
IS circuit drives. He also has scored
more runs than n other player
In the league. having crossed the
plate SO times. Although he has
only 10s hits. he leads the league in
total bases with 245.
George Sister. the st. Louis star.
failed to add to his string OF stolen
bases during the past week. but his
is thefts continues high. The aver
ages are those Of players who have
participated in so or more games.
Other leadir.' batters: SEVERED.
St. Louis .3s7; Williams. st. Louis
.3s4. Veach. Detroit .35s; sisler. ST,
Louis .357. L. Collins. Chicago .354.
George Cutshaw. the second sack.
er OF the Pittsburgh Pirates. is max
ing Roger Hornsby. the st. Louis
star, step lively to retain the lead
among the National league batters.
Cutshaw. who boosted himself up to
second place a week ago by steady
hitting. has increased his position
appreciably. This weeks
show him hitting .3s2 compared
with $50 a week ago. Hornsby
slumped eight points but still re.
tains the lead with .43O. Cy Will
Jams OF the Phiilies boosted himself
to third,place place with an average
.se4.
George Kelly. the slugger of the
Giants. again leads Irish Meusel OF
Philadelphia for circuit drive hon
ors. Meusel failed TO add to his
string during the past week while
Kelly drove out his 18th homer.
F'risch of New York and Carey of
Pittsburgh r having a merry race
for the stolen base honors. Carey
leads with 20 thefts while F'risch is
one behind. Frisch. however. leads
the league as a run-getter. having
crossed h plate 10 times.
Other leading batters: Grimes,
Chicago $50; Young, New York .357;
Meusel. Philadelphia 1854; McHenry.
st. Louis 1885, Mann, st. Louis .351:
F~ournier, st. Louis .346: Maran-
Vile. Pittsburgh .345.
, 1921-07-17
GEORGES NOT
YET SATISFIED
Hope That He Can Defeat DENIM
sey Remains Despite Dis
aster Of July 2

NEW YORK. July rs.-Notri,h.
standing defeat by Jack Dempsey in
Jersey City on July :. Georges Car.
p%entier. it is reported in boxing ci,.
eles here. Will seek a return match
Tor the championship. believing Thar
by adopting an open style OF battle
ne may he able TO win.
IN a statement made at his train.
ing camp after the Jersey CITY mntea
Carpenter said he would fight ANY
mar in the world Dempsev
but his closest friends now say tbst
ne has changed his mind. Georges
disooeyed the order OF his advisers
and forced the fight with the cham.
pion. and therein. II Is claimed he
made his big mistake.
Should Georges again be matched
with Dempsey n the bout held I'm
New York state. where the boxing
rules permit Is rounds to a decision
he might win the championship by
outpointing Dempsey. c~arpentier's
friends believe that he is clever
enough TO box Dempsey and stay
away for Is rounds.
, 1921-07-17

enough runs to win.
While casper could hit Mcknight
slow curves at will. John Mapel held
the IrriEstors TO six hits. Seven Of
Scotrsbluffs heavy stiCkcrs went down
BY s~trikeouts. Part OF the runs which
were made the lrrigators came FOR
the five walks which Mapel allowed
4 change in the Casper lineup which
saw Roy HArtzeil playing at second
base n Bot Hewitt in Hartzells
place in the sun field added consider
able strength to Casper's defense n
offense. one OF Hewitt's stunts dur
ing the game was TO hit a homer to
deep right field with one a on the
sacks ahead OF him.
HartzeIl handled five chances at
second base without an error and his
wonderful throwing arm counted
many an out which may have other
wise been a base hit,
Joe Slattery. Caspcr's towering first
baseman. proved himself with the will
low yesterday when he got a triple
and a double in four trips 10 the plate.
He counted W. runs and bsttcd in
another. Joe is one OF the Casperites
who has showed improvement in hot
Weather and he Is o vieins with
leaders for batting honors.
Charles jackson. whose acrobatic
exhf' ftions on hard chances in center
fielf. has brought the crowd To its
feat time after time had a perfect at
tendance yesterday. He went to bal
four times and got on bases the same
number. The first time up he was
wounded. The second time he walked
and later scored. He was the first
mar up in the sixth, singled and
scored later. In the event inning
he doubled scoring WE men and later
scored himself on Hale's single.
The visitors were not allowed TO
score until the sixth inning after tho
Refiners mad the game on ice. The
first score came on two walks and an
error. Mcknight. regular third base.
mar for S~cottsbluff. but who appeared
as a pitcher yesterday tried hard to
win his " game. lie tailed two Of
the runs that Scottsbluff made n
featured in batting i'm another.
rhe game was more in the naturc OF
batting and fielding practice han any
that Casper has played here this gear
The Irrigators lacked the fighting
spirit which has characterized their
attacks in other games. II is prob
able that Jack Roche was saving his
regular pitchers for tho opening OF
the new season today as three of
them were playing in the field while
the third baseman otfic.ated on the
mound.
, 1921-07-17
KNEPPER Is

CHICAGO. July ls.-R. L. Knep.
per Of Sioux city. Iowa. champion
> nd Princeton student. reaching the
.lnals for the FIRST time. today con.
tested the western amateur golf title
with Chick Evans. ive-time winner
OF the honor, twice national amateur
golf premier and once national open
champion. ver SC holes at the West
Moreland Country club.
, 1921-07-17

Utah league yesterday arrived in
Cheyenne today and will be in Casper
this evening. He viii come here early
SO that he can get a good nights rest
and be in tip top shape for his open
ing game with Casper tomorrow.
When Davenport appears on the
noun tomorrow he WI Join his old
battery mate. George Hale. and this
combination II is thought will be in
vtncihle against any club in the Mid
west league.
With Davenport in condition to al
ways pull Casper out Of a hole when
any OF the other pitchers get to going
bad. most OF the teams in the league
are going to have tough shedding in
keeping up with Casper for the re
mainder OF the season.
Hale and Davenport performed for
Rapid City last year. 1t was primari-
iy through the efforts or this battery
that Rapid City walked away with the
championship Of the Rocky Mountain
region by winning the Denver Post
tournament.
, 1921-07-17
Woman
Goes Into Store
Via the Skylight

CHEYENNE. July 1s.-The pro.
verbal bull in the china shop prob
ably created no greater CONSERVATION
than did Mrs. Daisy Davis. proprietor
ess OF the Wyoming hotel here when
she ents-< the bake shop of the Ohm.
stein Grocery company-via the sky.
light. Mrs. Davis fell through the
skyliEht when she slipped while wash
ing Il window of the hotel. She suf
icred fractures OF several RIBS.
, 1921-07-17
HARRY HElMAM NOSES OUT SPEAKER IN BAT RACE
GuTsHlW0 OF PIRATES makes H6RNsBi STEP LIVELY

CHICAGO, July ls-Harry He'll
a the sluggiug outfieIder Of the
Detroit Tigers. went on a batting
rampage last week and batted him
self INTO first place in tho race for
batting honors in the American
league with Iris Speaker. the Cleve-
land worlds champions pilot. who
stepped out In front a week ago.
Heilmann boosted his average to
.i3.. compared with 400 a week ago
Speaker lost n points. his average
dropping from AIS last week to .3e4.
the same figure held by Ty Cobb.
tho Detroit manager who mas not
, 1921-07-17

kEMMERER Wyo.. July Is.
Floyd Clark, "a years Of age a rope
in the coal mine at Frontier.
is in serious condition in the Lincoln
miners hospital here from in.
Juries sustained when he was caught
by a hosting rope and dragged
against the side OF the mine. He sus.
tanned a fracture Of tho arm and in.
injuries OF severity which have
vet been determined.
, 1921-07-17
Aviator Killed in
Coast Plane Crash
Was in Air Race

CHEYENNE. wyo.. July i6.-Har.
old tSmlling Bud Coffee. commercial
aviator, who was killed at Oakland.
Cal. Thursday. with three passen.
gers when his airplane crashed. was
n OF the nvIators who enabled n
newspaper service concern To take
pictures OF the Dempsey-Carpentic
fight across the continent in two DAYS.
He carried the pictures from Rock
Springs Wyo. 10 San Francisco. in
n British Bristol plane. in 10 hours
, 1921-07-17
DENVER FINISHES
AT HEAD OF LEAGUE.

The first half OF the playing season
OF the Midwest league ended yesterday
with Denver in first position. Greybun
second. Casper third. Scottsbluff
fourth. Laramie fifth. and Sterling
sixth.
The Refiners were right on Grey
bulls heel for second place but post
poned games from earlier in the sea
son prevented the local squad making
their proper showing. with victories
in these five postponed games as they
should have Osper would have been
battling Denver for first position.
with the new season opening in
Casper today and Denver here for five
games Casper is assured OF seeing
some OF the fastest baseball that has
ever been played on the local lot.
S~cottsbluff will open at Sterling to-
day and Laramie opens at Greybull in
the nennant dash for the last half OF.
the season. the inner of which will
battle in a post season series for the
championship OF the Rocky Mountain
region.
, 1921-07-17

NCREASE IN
XANSASRAT

WASHINGTON. july f6-RaiI.
road freight rates and passenger
fares within the state Of Kansas were
ordered today by the Interstate com.
morce commission to be increased by
August "a to the level in effect in in.
terstate commerce. Petroleum and its
products we're exempted from the in.
, 1921-07-17
BIG SPEEDWAY PROJECTED.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1e.-Con-
struction OF an automobile speedway
here is planned by the Motor Car
Dealers association of San Francisco
a representative Of the association 10
now studying construction of race
tracks in other coast cities.
, 1921-07-17
Er-Kdiser Pays
Dutch Poll Tax
Under Protest

LONDON. July ls-The former
iie-nan emperor nGs paid under pro-
lest tic poll tax Of 5000 cullders
LINED b the n.antc!pality Of Doom.
eays the Amsterdam correspondent
u the Central News today.
The cx-kliser protested against
paying tho tax on the ground thst ho
has not established himself in Doorn
Of MS own free Will.
, 1921-07-17
Nn Results Hi TIE TDDTTNC,C DACC OC cDODTTNr NJCUC LII First Nu
BL@amW Wire II 1AILK - - AHOL Va NJ ~ 1VLVO Fl OH
Second Game of NeW Season Tomorrow to
See Pitching Ace in Action; First
Half of Season Ended

Dave Davenport signed by the Casper Refiners, as pitching
ace for the remainder of the season will make his debut to
Casper fans tomorrow afternoon against the Denver club.
Advices to this effect were received by Manager Arbogast
this morning.
Davenport who was released by Ogden in the Northern
, 1921-07-17
CASPER WINS EASY VICTORY IN
CLOSING SERIES WITH BLUFFS
Refiners Win, s to 4, When Outfelder Takes
Mound for Visitors; John Mapel Hurls
Tight Game, Allowing But Six Hits

Playing without the regular catcher and with pitching
staff timber used up, ScottsbluT was no match for the Casper
Refiners in yesterdays game. The score OF s to 4 in favor
of Casper does not indicate how much difference there was
between the two teams. 1t seemed all during the game that
Casper was holding itself in reserve and was lust getting
, 1921-07-17
FIVE HoMERs IN ONE GAME.

EVELETH. Mimi. July 1e.-rirst
Baseman Daubert of the Eveleth
team OF the Mesaba Iron Range team
knocked five home runs in as many
times at bat yesterday. The last
homer came in the tenth inning and
brought victory TO his team.
, 1921-07-17
Games Today

Midwest League.
Denver at Casper.
Seottsblun at Sterling.
Laramie at Greyhull.
National League.
St Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American League.
Boston al Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland.
, 1921-07-17
RUSSELL LEADS ASSOCIATION.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Reb Russell OF
Minneapolis is leading the batters Of
the American association with an
average of 1897.
, 1921-07-17

Summary; Stolen bases. Hartzell.
Jackson. Hewitt. Two-base hits. Stat
teyg. Jackson. Mcknight. Threc-hase
hits. Siatterv. Hill. Home run. How
it.. Sacrifice hit. Mcknight. Struck
cut. by J. Mapel :. by Mcknight ..
Bases on bali. eff j. Nfnpel 5. off Nc
knight 8. Double plays. Davidson to
Har1zeli 10 Slattery, Hill to Schimeall.
Wild pitch. j. MapcL Hit by pitched
hS!l. jackson. Left on bases. Casper
2. ScottsOiuf :. Time Of game 1910.
li;u pirc. Woolums.
, 1921-07-17
WEIGH TO BOX FORBES.

CALGARY. Ala. .IuIy 16.-Fred.
he welsh, former lightweight cham.
,ion. yesterday WAS signed 10 box ten
,ounds august Is under auspices Of
he kIks here. Bert Forbes of Seattle
frobabiy will BE his opponent.
, 1921-07-17

WILSON DEFEATS ROBINSON.
BOSTON. July I6.-Johnny Wilson.
worlds middleweight champion. won
the decision over George Robinson Of
Cambridge. in ten rounds last night.
, 1921-07-17

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
All games were postponed on ac.
count Of rain.
, 1921-07-17

Last Scores


At Cicvciand-cleveland =; BIOS.
ton. 8.
NJ Detroit-Detroit. =. Philadel-
phia. ,. ten inningsl
At Shicago-Chicago. j Washing
ton. .. eleven inningsl
At ST. Louis-St. Louis. .: New
York. :. Ruth gets his 35th homerun.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-06
Read The Gazette.
Notice.

To the s. S compo.ipg the Mt
Olive Baptist Sunday School con-
vention f Southern III, the Tx
ecutivs Board appeals 10 each
school to send up as much as they
can 10 represent the District in
State convention, which convenes
in Evanston. III in May. Please
send representation by May I4th.
send all moneys to ]. w. Corneal
Pres and receive a receipt for
sane a. N Sycamore St.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-06
Notice

TO the w. E. and NJ. Society of the
& Mt. Olive Association Greeting: ;.
L is indeed pleasure to nae, as well
IS 2 duty to address=you in interest of
.aae work. | count it sacred priyi-
legy 70 be one in the ranks of the chris.
tian women OF this world participant
in the efforts as builder in the Mas
ter's cause. Since our meeting in Aug
ust have tried to look well into the
work. Ny heart is devoted to the fur
theranco OF this great cause.
We hope to accomplish much for the
Lord this year, midst hard struggles
and adverse circumstances, for God
has declared in his holy word, II be
Tor you am more than all Ji,e world
against you. Nov | realize that diff
oreat fields Of labor require different
planning. sol hope that each president
Of the different circles will get busy
and pull off abig revival in the home
work AMI in the near future we will be
called together and decide ON uniyer-
sal plan to raise some money for the
cause.
My dear co-workers, | need your CO.
operation. To make this work a success.
naturally we must work together. We
must know each other, and we must
never let the spirit of jealousy creep in
among Us. Gods plans are pure and
simple, let us adopt Gods way, for
man has failed every time he attempt
ed to declare great things without the
help of God
Now we must not fail to be loyal to
the Home Mission Board, also to our
home field, and the old Ministers Home
God will judge US by our works. 1t is
our duty to plan well for more thor
ough work this year than ever before.
Our Moderator Ed. J. d. Davis, is
very active in trying to go over the
top our next annual meeting.
To be real Woman's Auxiliary,
means we must represent with some
thing; mean we must raise money by
the hundreds To do so it requires a
program of unselfishness, an object
clearly defined, and voice by the
people. Our State Work must be a
real live wire in Southern Illinois. We
must work to that end. We want ev-
cry circle to represent III our next
meeting which will convene in Evans
ton in May 1921.
We must take the field for God, the
harvest is ripe, the field is white. Let
us pray the Lord to send aborers into
the vineyard. Multiply yonr gifts by
your prayers, our faith by our works,
and We will go over the top this asso-
ciational year for God. May God bless
and direct our work.
Maggie B. Taylor, President.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-06
To the Sunday school and
B. Y. P. u. Workers of the
State of Illinois.

You are called to meet in the
first annual state Sunday School
and B. Y. P. U. convention OF the
general Baptist State Association
at Evanston, Ill. Saturday May 81
at $3.50 a. m. All district con-
ventions and S. S. Unions are
urged to represent in this meeting
by messengers or letters. Con-
vention representation fee $500
Sunday School So. so; 'B.Y.p.U.
$3.50 Sunday School on Sunday
at the usual hour. by districts in.
stead OF classes. What district
will win the bannerf
! J. Ward Greer. Pres.
Mrs. Georgia 4. Browo, Cor. Sec