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Evening star., 1921-08-15
Petticoats Reduced to
ST. so and 81

White Sateen and Charmeu-
sette Petticoats. of very fine
quality, scalloped and hem
stitched. with double panel
front and back, also double
to the hip.
PettIcoat Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
White Shadow-Pr rool
PetticOatS
Greatly Reduced
for Clearance
TOR Clearance

The petticoats especially
made for wear with summer
dresses.
The new prices bring saw
ings of one-third to one-half
on each garment.
All new styles and per-
feet, desirable qualities.
such as our patrons have
chosen throughout the sea-
son.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
Wonen's
Sleeveless
Summer Pajamas
At Reduced Prices,
81 and $3.50

About II dozen garments,
in Billie Burke and two-piece
STYLES, at reductions that
mean a saving of one-quarter
to one-third from former
selling prices.
Cool, dainty. comfortable
summer sleeping garments OF
thinnest materials for serv-
ice.
Reduced to 81 are Billie
Burke Pajamas Of soft pink and
white batiste, with hemstitched
and colored fancy stitching at
waist.
Reduced to s150-Two pretty
styles of Pink and White
Windsor Crepe. daintily hem
stitched and shirred; this ma
terial requires no ironing.
Reduced to Sl.S0-Pink and
White Batiste One-piece Pa
jamas with dainty blue and
white floral embroidery and
stitching; ruffled ankles.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
The NeWest Victr0La
No. 300, $3.50

This Victrola,
while different in
design, enbodies all
the fundamentalfea-
lures that have
made the Victrola
the worlds great
est musical instru-
nent.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
Double Panel Pettieoats
Reduced to 81.

White Sateen. in tailored
models, with plain or hem
stitched hem; also scalloped
edge styles. The double
panel makes them shadow
proof.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
TWO DISTINCT TYPES OF FABRICS ARE IN FAVOR:
THE DIMINISHED AND THE SOFT, DEEP-PnE WEAVES

In these soft, elegant
weaves are the newest
shades Of fashion
sorrento, a blue of Ital-
ian warmth and beauty;
Malay and Zanzibar
are the brown tones
and a soft Marmot
shade of gray, while
Volnay is a rich warm
wine color.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
Substantial Reductions and Excellent Choosing the
Clearance Sale of Women's q TX
White Pumps and Oxfords w.

models should ind
and Two Strap Pumps White Bukskn Oxfod
and models
trimming leather All with the graceful stylish
Workmanship that always charactezes white
footwear
Also Continuing the Clearance Of Black and Tan Ofords
and Pumps $775 Pair
BLACK KIDsKIN BLACK CALFSKIN SUEDE
OXFORDS
and finest models from and summer stock
style of either but all each
group
h sehu,T
Evening star., 1921-08-15

For the softer WOOL
ems, we have the old
familiar duvet de laine
and two new weaves
w hich st a n d out
strongly-erminine and
moussyne; materials of
fine, soft surface and
persuasive beauty.
Evening star., 1921-08-15

The finer tricotines
and twill cords return -.
among t h e hard-fn-
ished. and there is in
troduced, for the first
time, the new escotine
weave. In these, navy
blue is the ruling ia
vorite, with black a
close second.
The three suits
left to right, they ar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
.CH|CKASHA Gets
TEN-DAY OPTION
ON WINDER TEAM
Telegram from Winder Says Ne Has
Coed Proposition from Ponca
City; Indicates Must Clear
up Local Situation
= s%s***%******++s = =

chlckaaha has n ten.day option on
The services Of Ray winder and The
ball team he has assembled Tor some
town during the coming year accord.
ing 10 a telegram received By Or.
a. II. Leeds. president Of the Hot
Stove League from Windar this
morning. Apparently tho telegram
was sent after Wnder's conference
with The Ponca city man IN Oklahoma
city aud Il indicates wIndefs pref
oroncca for chIekasha, y the base
ball park situation Is cleared up N
the length Of time given.
Tho telegram follows
ellaye a good offer from ponca
City. Willing. to sacrifice and will
give you ten day option as per
our conversation last night
Ray winder. Chickasha'a hope for
a Western association baseball team
left this morning for Oklahoma City
where he was scheduled TO meet Mr..
Martin Ponca City's representative
relative to a proposition which hlar-
Tin claims he has for Winder.
From Oklahoma City, Mr. Winder
will 10 to Tulsa to attend the sched-
uIe meeting and the general session Of
The Western association moguls at
which. in addition to fixing a sehed-
ule. new president and secretary
will be elected J. G. Letcher, presi-
dent last year has resigned
A movement is on foot to elect
Charles ]. Brill. secretary last year
to the position of president and
secretary, this movement being fav-
ored by Leteher 1t is known that
some Of the w. A. moguls frown on
this plan.
Drap Hayes, veteran catcher
Winder's lieutenant left today for
Little Rock where he will take charge
of Winders men as they report for
spring training, the advance guard
being slated to arrive there on next
Monday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
BASKET TOURNEY
Of COUNTY BUSY
IN FINAL ROUND
preilmlnarlea Staged Yesterday and
Last Night; Seml.FinaIs and
Finals are Slated for
Action Today

stoser tclaaan hoysl. Friend.
tclass.D gIrls. Pioneer tclassp
boy0. stoyer telass.c elrls). pocas.
set ,class'A glrlsl. Rush Springs.
lclassA boysl, Pocasset tclassA
boysl, and Nlnnekah. tclaafA boysl
were winners in the preliminary con.
tehts Of the Grady county basketball
tournament played yesterday after
noon and last night
The tournament was resumed this
when all nrelimlnarlcs will
be completed. The scmifiuals and
the finais in classes C and u Cboysl
will be- played this afternoon.
Finals IN tac class-A boys branch
are booked to begin at 1900 o'clock
this evening. This will mark the
close Of the tournament.
Following are the results OF the
games yesterday afternoon and
night: class-B boys: stovcr (aD Va.
Friend 90. class.B girls: Friend
dD ys. Pioneer t20). Glass y boys:
Pioneer 1Sl VI. Junior high school
GD. class.C girls: Acme tGl VS..
Stoyer Gn. Class.A girls: Pocasset
f27) VS.. vcrden tsl. Class.A boys:
Rush Springs (3s) vs.. verden G2);
Pocasset t2D VS.. Bradley tiSl;
Amber f2D VS.. Ninnekah (SG). The
lineup:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
Time for fIlIno Closed; Republicans
Enter Field with Practically
Complete Ticket; Leave
on Three Men
TWO OFFICERS WILL
HAVE NO OPPOSITION
Beess and Clark Start In Clear Field;
Police Chief and Mayors Races
TO Furnish Major Amount
q Interest

Time for filing as candidate In
the city primary and general clee.
ton came TO an end yesterday ar
ternoon at o'clock. when records
In the office of Henry MInnett. sec
retary OF the Grady county election
board. showed that "a candidates had
filed.
w. W. Clark, city treasurer. and
Dan w. Beets. city street commits.
sioner. both veteran members OF tho
city's official family who seek re.
election are the only candidates who
will be without opposition IN either
the primary or general election.
The republicans will be repre-
scented IN every race save the eity
clerk. street commissioner and city
treasurer contests. 4 complete list
Of filings follows:
For mayor-sam G. Durbin. demo-
crat; o. Coffman. democrat: VI. S.
Cralle. democrat; orin Ashton, re-
publican.
For city clerk-J. r. Welborn.
democrat w. II. Burgess, Democrat.
For street commissioner-Dan W.
Beets, democrat
For treasurer W. W. Clark, demo-
crat.
For councilman. first ward-'Henry
Du Bose. democrat; J. ]. Conrad.
democrat: J. o. West. democrat;
Geo. Vanlaw, democrat. II. III. Dun
can. republican.
For councilman. second ward--J.
A. Hawn, democrat o. L. Bingham.
republican; L. A. Cline. republican.
For councilman, third ward-E. II.
Wren democrat: ]. r. Cason. demo
crat; j. w. speake. republican.
For councilman fourth ward John
II. Duncan, democrat; Geo. II. Beeler,
republican.
Chief of pollce--O. G. Linn. demo
crat; Ben Phillips. democrat; A. Sid
ney Hancock, democrat; L. G. Key.
democrat; II. b. Spencer republican.
Member school board, ward two
Geo. II. Evans, democrat; W. S. Cor
bin. republican.
Member school board, Chickasha
township-Neal Foster. democrat; w.
&c. Stenmetz, republican; VIM. Rit-
terbusch, republican.
Treasurer school board. R.
Hawn, democrat; L. G. Wright,
democrat; I. II. Dwyer, republican.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
Chickdshd Drops
First Battle to
MuskGgee Outfit
Special to The Express.

Special to The Express.
Muskogee, Okla, Mar. 5.-In a
game described by fans as the best
ever played on the Muskogee court,
the Muskogee high school quintet
last night defeated the Chickasha
high school cagers by one lone
point, the score being IS to II.
Handicapped by unfamiliarity with
the court, Coach Arthur Strauss
men fought desperately in an at
tempt to overcome the one-point lead
but failed.
Little Deward Lents, the flashy
Chickasha forward, dashed through
the Muskogee defense with much
regularity. He scored 10 of the II
points registered by the visitors.
Lents, Adams, Clark, and Gillian
were the starry figures of the game
The big pivot man scored IA of the
IS Muskogee points. Clark and
Adams held Harry Falkners for
wards to one field goal, this being
registered By Deck, TIE lineup:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
Car Turns Turtle
But Baby Girl In
Machine Not Hurt

A Ford sedan driven by w. d.
Lotion who was holding his 14-months
old daughter, Billie Bess, on his lap,
turned turtle this morning at the
corner of Eighth street and Iowa
avenue following a collision in which
the Lotion car and Ford truck
figured.
Mr.. Lotion received bad cut on
the head and sustainto bruises. The
baby was unhurt
Mr.. Lotion was driving west on
Iowa avenue and the other car, said
to be machine from Anadarko and
driven by man whose name was not
learned, was going north on Eighth
street The cars collided at the in
tersection. The machine said to
have been from Anadarko was dam
aged about the hood while the body
OF the Lotion car was demolished.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
DEBATE TEAM Of
CHICKAsHA HIGH
WINS BOUT HERE
Negative Trio Loses reeisions to OK.
mulgee on Foreign Platform;
Guthrie hruuers Are
Afhrmaiee Victims

While the chlekasha high school
affirmative team was winning a nm.
animous decision here last night
over the Guthrie fileh school trio.
Miss Hughes negative team was los.
Ing TO the okmulgce high school
afguers
Miss Hughes and the three debaters
Wayne Sanders. Alfred Belts and
James Frey, who represented Chick.
qsha high school IN the debat At Ok
mulgee. returned TO chickasha this
morning.
Guthrie nigh school was repre-
sented In the debate here by Harold
Decker. Ora IIutson and Lloyd Nc
CURE. the latter n relative Of Bird
$. Mcclure. once a representative IN
congress from Oklahoma. These ora
tors were opposed by Sidney Mills.
Damon Corbin and Walter Adams.
Judges of the contest here were:
Miss Margaret Mitchell director OF
The University of Oklahoma exten.
sion division: Clyde NJ Howell, state
high school inspector, and Nell 4.
Nash secretary OF the Oklahoma
Educational association. These
judges complimented the Chicka ia
debaters on the manner In which
they presented the affirmative side
o fthe question, Resolved: That
congress should create courts for the
compulsory settlement OF controver-
sizes between capital and labor
Miss Hughes, debate coach, stated
this morning after returning from
Okmulgee that the manner of select
ing the judges of the Okmulgee-
Chickasha argument may be appeal
ed TO the board Of control.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
Faces a Disagreement

by United Press.
Washington. Mar. 8. - President
Harding today faced disagreement
with certain republican senators, ac'
cording TO republican senatorial lead
era. President Harding wishes the
Columbian treaty acted on at the ex'
traordnary session of the senate
which Is now In session.
A considerable number of the sena-
tors disagree with him for these rea-
sons: First, that having confirmed
the cabinet promptly, there is no need
for the senate to stay in session;
Second, that the treaty should not be
ratified at all.
President Harding's wishes will be
made clear at a conference with Sen
ator Lodge and others in a day or
two.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
CrdddOck May BE
With ALtus Next
Year Say Reports

Chickasha high school prospects
for the season of 1921 received an
other blow this week with the an
nounceemnt that James (Ram) Grad
dock, member of the 1920 aggrega-
tion, probably will enter the Altus
high school at the beginning of the
next school year.
Ram entered the local high school
at the beginning Of the present
schol year, coming to this city from,
Madill, where he earned letter on
the gridiron. He made his home with
relatives here, but unfortunately,
these relatives have moved to k:ius
and HRam" probably will join them
Immediately after the close of the
last semester.
Craddock is quarterback or half
back and is capable of holding a
job in the line. He played tackle and
halfback on the Madill high sc..ooi
eleven before coming to this city.
Injuries prevented the little quarter
back from catching his stride during
the 1920 season, when he acted as
relief man for Coach Arthur Strauss
Many of Craddock's close friends
have expressed the belief that the
little quarterback can be induced to
remain here and complete his high
school course in the local institution.
He has expressed his desire to re.
main in school here.
With Craddock available for a
backfield job, Coach Reese would
have material for wonderful ma
chine at Altus next season. Only two
Altus high school lettermen will be
lost by graduation this year. it is
said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
County Shriners
Laying Plans to
Stage Ceremonial

Permanent organization of the Gra-
dy County Shrine club was effected
at a meeting of Shriners held last
night in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. The club was organized with
81 charter members.
Plans were advanced for the hold
ing of a ceremonial session here on
June 10, at which time it is expected
that from 5000 to 5000 visitors will
flock here for the "big doin's".
Plans for the entertainment pro.
gram and all stunts to be included
at the big meeting, are to be placed
in the hands Of committees which
will be announced later.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
Approved by Senate

Soon after taking the oath OF Of
flee yesterday afternoon, President
Harding appeared before the senate
and submitted the nominations OF
his cabinet members, Tie senate
promtly approving the appointments
Mr.. Harding submitted the nomi
nations orally, reading the names one
nv one from the list he held in his
hand. They were referred immediate
ly to committees, which had been
rolled in advance and as the names
were read the chairman of each IN
terested committee arose and gave
the unanimous and favorable report
o fthe committee for confirmation.
Fall Confirmed First
Senator Fall, Of New Mexico,
named for secretary of the interior,
was first on the list to be confirmed
He was given precedence because OF
MS SENATE llGlllDcl snip
After confirming the cabinet, the
senate still behind closed doors, dis
cussed the program for the extra
session. Several senators objected to
suggestions for taking up the Colom-
bian treaty, but no decision was
reached. 1t was believed that the
president would not ask for consider
alton of the treaty until the regular
session in April.
The cabinet officers as confirmed
were:
Secretary Of state, Charles Evans
Hughes of New York
Secretary of treasury, Andrew w.
Mellon of Pennsylvania.
Secretary Of war, John W. Weeks.
of Massachusetts,.
Secretary of the navy, Edwin
DENLY, of Michigan.
Secretary of the interior, Albert
B. Fall, of New Mexico.
Secretary of agriculture, Henry c.
Wallace of Iowa.
Secretly of commerce, Herbert
Hoover of California.
Attorney-general Harry, M. Daugh-
erty, of Ohio.
postmaster-general, Will H. Hays
of Indiana.
Secretary of labor, James J. Davis,
of Pennsylvania.
These officials will be sworn in to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
"Mcre Secret Diplomacy. {"

ny United Press.
London. Mar. 5.-The entente anil
German representatives have resort.
ed 10 SECRET diplomacy. in an
effort 10 avert the resumption Of hos.
lilitiea on Monday when the uIti-
matum handed 10 The Germans by
the allies. expires.
This utimaium demands the nc.
ceptance Of the repafations dc
mands by the Germans as outlined
by the allied representatives.
Both sides apparently realize the
importance OF reaching an agreement
In the matter and hope that through
secret negotiations. an understand.
ing will be attained and the resump-
tion OF hostiitles averted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
SHIPPERS AF TER
RATE REDUCTION

By United Press.
Chicago, Mar. 5.-The shippers Of
the country are on strike against
the high rates charged by the car
riers.
The strike is aimed to obtain lower
freight rates just as the buyers
strike of last year forced down the
commodity prices. A conference OF
the shippers fthe country has been
called in Chicago on March IA to dis
cuss shipping and transportation
conditions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
. j. ). i. :. .s i j. i. 1. + i 4. i J.
PUBLIC RECORDS +
j. :. - :. !. + + i. 1. = !. i.
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
William A. Nowland, age 70 OF
Anadarko, and Miss Ruth Prooftt,
age 26, of Anadarko.
Civil Suits-Distrlct Court
Julea Ireton Orrell VS.. J. e. Orrell
David Rufus Ireton, Thos w. Ireton,
Jackson Iret9n, and Raymond Ire
ton; application for partition Of pro-
perty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
DISAGREEMENT WITH
G. .. p. SENATE SEEN
Fret aRunln" Comes over cOlum.
blan Treaty; Senators Have
Own Views; Cabinet
Takes Oath


by United Pross.
Washington. Mar g. President
Harding started the work OF his adj
mInIstrallon at mll speed on his
first day in office
lie was at his desk early In the
morning Before lunch the new pres
ldeni had conferred with five ceb.
met members. had approved three I'M
noriant appointments and had talked
with senat5r Lodge and Represen.
iative Mondell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
T|-B0LsHEv|K
REVOLT SPREADS

By United Press.
Helsinfors, Mar. THE anti-l3ol.
shevik revolution is spreading
throughout Russia. according to dis
patches that have been received here
today.
The revolutionary forces are in
complete control of Petrograd and
Kronstadt, it was claimed in com
munlque which was signed by the
revolutionary committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
AME ER|CAN SHIPS
SENT To RESCUE
By United Press.

Panama City, Mar. 5.S-American
destroyers have been sent to Amir
ante and the Gulf of Dulce to protect
American interests as a result of the
invasion of Panama territory by Costa
Rico forces, it was learned today.
This action was accepted in off
cial circles here as foreshadowing
American intervention in the quarrel
between Panama and Costa Rica.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
Cabinet Takes Oath

by United Press.
Washington, Mar. 5.-The new cab
met took the oath of office today
Charles f. Hughes, secretary OF
state was the first to be officially In
Quoted into office. He took the oath
this morning at 9:45. This was
followed shortly by the swearing in
Of Secretaries Weeks and Fall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05

AS a result of the war the United
States hascebom ininte rfvX
States has become the leading source
Of the worlds zinc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
F |NANC|ER SAYS
TONE ADMIRABLE.
By United Press.

BY Unlted FTess.
New York Mar '5.-The tone Of
President Harding's inaugural ad-
dress is inspiring from an economical
viewpoint, George Roberts, vice
president fthe National City bank
declared here in an interview today.
Mr.. Roberts stressed the presi-
dents attitude toward international
relations and tax revision, which he
characterized as admirable"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
LEGION To HOLD
MEMORIAL HERE
At R|ALT0 SUNDAY
Honor 10 be Paid Raymond 7. Hurst
First Grady County Boy 10 Die
In World War and After
Whom Post Named

Tho program for the American
Legion memorial services to be
given IN the sugg theatre Sunday
afternoon. beginning at $3.50 O'Clock,
was announced this morning by ].
=. Hatcher, post commander. The
services will be held IN honor OF
Raymond 7. Hurst. first Grady
county hoy to give his life In the
world war and IN whose honor the
local Legion past was named.
Parents and otter relatives OF the
dead fighter have been invited to at.
tend the memorial services as the
special guests OF the post. The par.
ents. who formerly iIyea in Pocasset,
ara now residents OF Oklahoma city.
Raymond 7. iIurat enlisted IN the
army soon after the entrance OF the
United States into the world war.
He was a passenger on the Inflated
Tnscanla and was sent down when
the transport was sunk by the Ger.
mans His body was washed ashore
and was later found on the coast OF
Scotland. from where It was Shipped
10 the United States and Inferred
In the Rosehlll cemetery. Oklahoma
City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05
Votes Unanimously Opposed TO Ae.
eeptanee of Terms of Ultima
tum as Handed TO Dele
gates BY Allies
SECRET DIPLOMACY"
AGAIN IN PRACTICE
German and Allied Representatives.
In Session In Effort 70 Reach
Agreement and slave of
HostIllties
By United Press.

By United Press.
London. Mar. 5.-1ho German cabl.
net IS unanimously opposed 10 tho
acceptance of the alllcl reparallons
demands the German delegation
here was informed to-day
The German cabinet met yesterday
In Berlin and the result of It's dclIb.
Grafton was transmitted TO the dele.
gates hero today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05

Field goals: McElroy, Citizens >.
Thomas, Wilkinson 2, Duke 2, Steel
man 8, Windle s. B. Duke. Substi-
tutions: B. Duke for Steelman.
Foul throws; McElroy ., Thomas ?.
Windle s,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05

Field goals: Crum (3), Sampson
(2), Madison 60, Winans (2), Pool
(2) Scribbilings. Foul throws; Mel
son, Madison, Pool, Scribblings.
Referee: Weatherly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05

) ny United Press.

= Hy United FffNN, =
= Washington. Mar. g., In The '
= hall OF The honee OF representa-. =
= tises where for % Years h. =
= fought the hatilea Of hla party. =
= the body 81 Champ CLARK repos. \
= cd IN state today while the ma. =
= lions capitol paid tribute Fol. =
= lowing services here. the body =
= will be taken to Bowling Green. =
= Mo-. for lntermenl. .
4 Z. = :. = Z. = = = = 4 q = 4 = =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-05

Canada requires every immigrant
mechanic, artisan and laborer to have
$3.50 in his own right.