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ina. il WAS an Lttciuit :" "uSurp th'
Ir,.,i,i,ltt> 'ir;ItN u.,i.r" powers.
The Final Debate

ina: il was an .ttciuit :" "HSurP the
,,i,irni'> 'lraty un,.i.u" powers.
The Final Debate
In the final d"'+';" !"l'."ii"" senator
lucC" OF Massachusetts. !@ri"iI''Hn
leader, and Senators i;"In! Hn" Mc'
mics, .iir s.,uc'iu3Cd {" Sl".E ~ HIr!"'E'
. If the RESTITUTION. whit" :, nt;"'> | "iii-
rrrnr. King. D"m"rr;,i linh. ami R'"-
n>,u are IL >i".tk III opposition. sen
ainr kuoN. RrluhlItn -! pennsylvania
Htl,hor II tie. resolution. - absent from
Washington. and is not "\Ic"tcd L" -
present tor tunurrnw'> ROT! rail. Their"
were REPORTS today that one "r tW" de-
r.rt!nnS from both E"ruhli"an and DEM
nrr;t;ir sides were in prospect On Tn"
vote which will follow presentation "i
substitute resolutions 10y S"nal"rS kih%
and France. Republican. Maryland. an"
POSSIBLY Senator Sterling, Ecpuhil''ih'
south lDaknta on the subject Of Ger
man PREPARATIONS.
tnAl H.. Knox resolution would inter-
'..'. w''h present r"N!rt'l"hS h'E"I''-
lions was emphasized today. by us n''-
torrents. ScNa;"r lIilChc"Ck declared th'
,nca>ur. "inopportunc." He charged
mat Republicans, by falling to speak
in support of tn" measure. We're IN Il
conspiracy Of Silrnr", and ais" were
attempting Ia "i"ut IN" rreSlu'ht D!
d!rt&t!ng terms for Il settlement Win
Germany This was denied by Senator'S
.k"llnS and Reed. the latter declaring
lhat Mr.. Harding has 'invitcd' adoption
of thr resolution.
McKeuer Defends Course.
That the Harding administration. by
it, rrpGralinrS negotiations. had given
''ard and comfort L. Germany was an
$wrrcd by Senator Mck"llrr, who de-
clarrL that Germany herself could not
have picked 4 more Opportuu" time Tor
-Ctiun or the Knox measure.
Senator T"hinSnn denounced the Knox
measure as the most extraordinary and
unhrard q. in the history OF the wnrld.'
Senator Franc" said his substitute.
which proposes Il world conference To
agree upon Il peace based upon Amcr:-
can standards and deals with humani-
tartan and sociological questions, was
preferable to tn" Knox resolution.
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beads in handSom" display box. Send
dollar for two samples. Zoe postage.
Wonderful S"llrrS Biz, profits. Crys-
tai S35 Fox st. I:ronN. y. Y. ap-3n-E
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice IS hereby given that tn" An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders or the
Rail x River Coal Company. 10" the
ci.rtion of directors and the tranSa Ction
Of such other business as may properly
come before the Meeting. will be held AT
the General offices of the Company. No.
IA, Kirby Building. cleveland. rhio. on
Tuesday. May 2rd. 1921, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon.
u. W. MILLER.
ap-16-D Secretary.
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Yox SAI,E-poULrY.
POSITIONS WANTED.

YOR SALK-AnrousS Shepherd strain
eggS and stock II. +. irmu::nn.
Wheeling, ". Va, r. D. .. aH-lf. PSI
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come indrrc ndrni making and selling
4 wrn,l,rtul product. Easily made.
Easily sod. Great repeater. own your
own bu> mess. TIL" Bayly Co. Auburn,
Ny ap-3nS
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wANTEp-Y"ung man for fi,m-drre.-
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FOR SALE Ford Roadster. 90:
,S'ii l:ui"k ) pass. touring. good con-
,..'i"i.. s@SI ~. Euy Uui"f. Price Car
~. Elm Grove. Phone l3l-E. ap-2S-I
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FOR SALE.

FOR SkLE-Mndcrn laundry plant with
ci.rt"i.r az S2.nn0.n0 per week. near
r;,I;!"Stuu. w Va. built by the governs
lGcAt a. cost - S91.nnn.h 90 Good town
nd splendid surrounding territory 20
,,r..w from. Price $50. ono. no. TAX" So
nrn Sm. II lane" notes for five years.
Address, =. q. Box iii, Charleston. vs..
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wANrED-AGENTS.

wANTED-C'i,i Spanish American.
World War Soldiers. Important. send
l0c. money or stamps. Frank Gilmore.
81 King Ave. Columbus. q. ap-3u-S
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FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

FOR SAIL bail calves. thoroughbred
UrlStriu eligible 10 register. W. ).
and T.. u. Fowler. Wellshurg. W. Va.
ap-HSl
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Being in a lighting mood. III" house
reached out and dragged in prohibition
IA the heels. and heard it described by
Representative Hill. Republican. Mary
land. as "the bill so dear Ia the hearts
Of the people. and unporularly known
by it's real name as the F"lst"ad act.
After Mr.. Mondcll had broken up the
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Tatu1n & Caldwell
Room 4, City Bank Bldg.
Phone 664
Building Lots

We have number of choice lots
for sale in the city. Elm Grove,
Lcnox, Springdalc, PleaSanton,
and on the Island.
South Warwood lots on easy
payment plan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
ONE OF OLDEST TELEGRAPH MEN
IN GAME WILL NOT QUIT; GIVEN
TRANSFER TO GUTHRIE OFFICE

ter representatives of the ten lead
ing countries Of the world met in
Paris and voted Morse 100000 francs
for his contribution to science.
His first position was with the
Rochester, N. Y, office of the West
ern Union. He was later sent to
Chicago and during the cotton seas
on of 1908, was on duty in the Chick
asha office. Returning to Chicago at
the close Of the 1903 cotton season,
he remained in the windy city six
months, after which he returned to
this city and assumed charge of the
Texas Postal office, the position he
held until May /, 1920, when the
Mackey company took charge of the
Postal's Chickasha office.
The change in ownership of the
local office did not interfere with
Mr.. Curtis. He continued as mana
ger for the Mackey company which
ceased operations here several weeks
ago.
Although II years of age. Mr..
Curtis is very active and says he is
"as good as new"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
EIks VIII Elect
Set of Officers
At Meet Tonight

What Is considered by members
of the local i. p. 0. Elks to be the
most important meeting Of the year
will be held tonight at the Elks
club rooms, corner Of Third street
and Chickasha avenue.
The usual business will be trans.
acted and in addition, officers for
the ensuing year will be elected
Plans are to be discussed for the
Chickasha lodge to send delega.
tion to the annual convention Of the
Oklahoma Elks association which
meets in Ardmore III May.
J. G. Burney, secretary, announced
today that the uniforms for the
Elks ball team have arrived and
plans are to be put under way i'm
mediately for the organization of
team. The Chickasha Elks will
issue challenge to any Elks' team
in the state for game or a series
of games of baseball to be played at
Ardmore during the state conven.
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

e. Curtis, age II, said to be one
Of the oldest telegraph operators in
the United States, refuses to retire
from the vocation he has pursued
for more than one-half of cen
tury.
The local office of the Mackey
company, Of which the aged opera
tor was manager, was closed a short
time ago. the company being unable
to renew their lease on certain wires
out of this city,. Mr.. Curtis did not
ask to be retired, but instead, asked
to be transferred to another office.
He has been assigned to the Guthrie
office and has assumed his duties
in the Logan county capital city.
Mr.. Curtis became a telegraph
operator in 1864, eight years before
the death of Samuel F. B. Morse,
originator of the plan of employing
-electro-magnetism in telegraphy;. is
years after congress granted the in
ventor means to construct an ex-
perimental line between Washington
and Baltimore, and seven years af-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

One thousand cotton growers from
Grady county and other counties in
southwestern Oklahoma are expected
here Saturday, March ~, to attend
the cotton growers association meet
ing, C L. McNutt, in charge of the
membership campaign in this county,
announced today
This will mark the end Of the
membership campaign in southwest
ern Oklahoma counties and virtually
the entire state. Carl Williams, editor
of tie Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman,
and one of the men instrumental in
starting the cotton growers associa-
tion movement in the state, will ad-
dress the meeting. W. r. Shelton,
with the extension division of the
Oklahoma A. and M. college, also is
booked to deliver an address.
viii Discuss Incorporation.
The meeting has been called for
the purpose of perfecting the county
organization and to announce and
discuss plans for the Incorporating
iof the state organization which, Mr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
CENSURE LAND|s
OFFICIALLY DUE
To DIAMOND JOB
Judiciary Committee Of House Makes
Reports; Recommends Probe
OF Facts by New Congress
on impeachment

BY United Press.
Washington, Mar. Judge X. NJ.
Lands was officially censured today
by the house judiciary committee
because he is holding two offices;
that Of federal judge and as arbi-
trar for organized baseball.
The committee, with but one dis
senting vote, declared that his ac-
ceptance Of the baseball position,
while remaining on the federal
bench as a United States jurist,
constituted a serious impropriety.
The facts surrounding the acts OF
Judge Lands, with view OF defi-
nitely determining whether impeach-
ment proceedings should be brought
against him, was recommended by
the committee to the new congress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
CHAMP CLARK IS
LOSER IN FIGHT
AGAINST DISEASE
Famous Democratic Leader Dies To.
day In Washington Apartments;
Was Near ~ Years Old;
Gave Long Service


by United Press.
Washington. Mar. Champ Clerk
former speaker OF the House Of Rcp
resentatlycs and democratic leader
In national politics for number OF
years died here today at his home.
Mr. Clark had been III for some
time, suffering from pleurlsy. com
plicated by stomach trouble. The
deceased would have been n years
old next Monday. Three days before
his birthday. Mr. Clark would have
retired from congress where he has
served continuously since 1896, hav-
Ing been speaker for period OF
is years.
Champ Clark. was born In Ander-
son county, Kentucky. March Z, 1850.
He was educated In the common
schools OF Kentucky, the state uni.
versity Of Kentucky. Bethany col
lege. and Cincinnati Law School.
He was married to Genevieve Ben
nett. of Aux Vase, Mo-. on Decem.
ber IA. 1881. He was president OF
Marshall college, West Virginia In
1873 md 1874. He was admitted
to the bar In 1875 and practced law
in Bowling Green. Mo.
lie was city attorney of louisiana
Mo. and was later prosecuting at
torney of Pike county. From 1889 to
1891 he was member of the Mis-
souri, house OF representatives AS
representative from the Ninth Mis-
souri, district, he was member of
the flfty.third and fifty-fifth to the
sixty-sixth congresses of the United
States.
Clark was permanent chairman of
the democratic national convention
in st. Louis in 1904 and chairman Of
the committee to notify Judge A.
b. Parker of his nomination for the
presidency.
He was house minority leader In
the second session of the slxtieth
congress and the sixty-first congress.
He led on 27 ballots for the presi-
Dental nomination, having clear
majority on eight ballots at the
democratic convention at Baltimore
in 1917, Woodrow Wilson finally be-
ing selected over him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
Lifelong Nelahbors Gather 10 Pay
Tribute TO "old Doc Hardina's
Boy and his Wife Who
Step Upward
PRESENT IS GIVEN
IN NAME OF MARION
Informal Reception Held; Hardinos
Leave for Washington Tonight
Warren TO Become rwen.
ty.Nlnth President
by United Press.

by United Press.
Marion. Mar. 2.-Thc old front
porch on Mount Vernon avenue heard
n fcrvcnt God Bloss You" today as
the home folks camo out TO bid
farewell to Old Doc Hardlng's boy
and his wife. who started at the bot
tom Of the ladder and are now about
to step upon the top rung.
The presldentelect and his wife.
putting all official cares behind
them for brief time today. stood
upon the historic porch while their
lifelong neighbors paid them a final
tribute. A silver plaque was pre-.
sented the Hardings In the name
OF Marion.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harding leave tonight
for Washington. where on Friday.
Mr.. Halsllng will be inauguratod as
the twcnty.ninth president OF the
United States.
There Is some difference OF opin-
ion as to whether Warren @. Hard
ing will be the 2Sth. 10th or 39th
president OF the United States.
Harding is the 2Sth individual TO
sit in the presidential chair How
ever. Grover Cleveland was twice
president. with an interval OF four
years between his terms. For presi-
Dental purposes, therefore, most sta
tlsticians regard him IN this con-
nection as two men and rate Warren
Harding as the 2gth president.
"Whose Who in America" generally
accepted as an authority, names
Wilson as 2Sth president.
Counting Harding, there have been
80 times that the oath of president
has been administered, including
presidents who have been elected to
second terms and vice presidents
who succeeded - men elected to
the office. On TINS basis, therefore,
Harding would be the 39th presi'
dent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
o. X. Put on Plans 10 Force German
Obedience 10 Reparatlons De.
mands; New Meeting to
be Held Today
DECIDE PART EVERY
ONE ALLIES TO PLAY
Ruhr Valley be Selxed " Council Ap.
proves; French Trains Held
Ready; U. s. Asked for
View on Mandates
by United Press.

by united iresa.
London. Mar. 2.-Preiiminary
moycmests OF the French forces to
compel German obedience 10 the al.
lied reparntlons demands were ap.
proved by the allied supreme council
today.
A further session was scheduled
for this afternoon TO determine tho
part each ally shall play In oxertlng
pressure on Germany. II was somi.
officially admitted that French forces
are on the move and that the Ruhr
valley will be occupied by them IL
the council approves Of the plan.
Tho French were said to have
planned the seizure OF all German
custom houses along the frontier.
levylng a so percent tax on all Ger
man exports.
The German delegation whose Of
fer Of reparations yesterday was
branded generally as an ahsurdity.
is scheduled TO meet the allied com.
mission tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
MAYOR EXPLAINS
POSITION AS To
LAND PURCHASE
In Written Statement Chief Execu-
tive Goes into Detail on Cues.
tion; Says Thinks People
Didn't Vote for Fair

Mayor Durbin this morning answer.
ed a statement published Monday
in a report of a baseball park and
Playground meeting held Monday
morning. In written statement, the
citys chief executive said:
Referring to the meeting held
Monday morning to consider the
baseball and Playground proposition,
wish to state that was in police
court at the time with six or seven
difficult cases to dispose of and
could not possibly attend, so
informed the parties who notified
me of the meeting shortly before
the meeting was held
"I am intensely interested in base
ball and feel that fair ground
would be of great benefit to our
city. Feeling thus, | never miss a
meeting called to consider either of
these matters unless unavoidably
detained as in the Present instance.
my own views on the question
under consideration have been stat
ed before, that the general park
and boulevard plan voted upon and
approved by the people should be
adhered to as closely as practical
BILE, unless the people should au-
,thorize a change. With many Others
L feel that a park to be used pri
marily for baseball field and fair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
SHORTH0RN SALE
TOMORROW, | PM

One hundred registered Shorthorn
cattle will be offered for sale here
tomorrow afternoon by the Grady
County Shorthorn Breeders asso'
ciation The sale will begin at ]
o'clock p. m. in the 0. K. sales barn
on Second street, one block south
of the Mcfarland hotel.
The one hundred registered ami
mails, valued at approximately s1S,-
900. includes 70 cows and heifers and
30 bulls.
Officers of the association this af
ternoon announced that visitors
would be welcome at the sale re-
gardless of whether they desired to
make purchases.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
COTTON GROWERS DUE TO HOLD
CONVENTION HERE ON MARCH II
TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION PLANS

McNutt points out, is premature.
Election Of permanent officers is list
ed among the things to be discussed
at the meeting here.
"This will be very important
meeting and practically every cot
ton grower in Grady county is ex-
pected to attend Mr.. McNutt said.
Similar meetings will he held at
other points in the state in order
that election of officers and incor.
poration plans may Ibe clearly put
before the members of the associa-
tion.
c. of c. Behind Plan.
Secretary ]. w. Conner, of the
Chamber of Commerce, has extended
to Mr.. McNutt and associates assur.
ances that the chamber will assist
in any way possible to make the
meeting a success.
A meeting of the county commit
tee will be held Saturday morning al
10 o'clock and the speaking is
booked to begin at o'clock in the
afternoon.
A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
Want Mandate Views.

By United Press.
Paris, Mar. 2.--The United States
was invited today TO present its
views on assignments OF mandates
either orally or by note before tho
League Of Nations council.
This invitation was extended in a
reply to the American note protest,
ing the zap island and Mesopotamia
mandates.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

The Women's Wesley nib,e class
held its regular monthly business
meeting in the church Tuesday af-
ternoon. Plans for a market sale Sat
urday afternoon OF the Seaton Gro
Gerry store, corner Fourth street and
Chickasha avenue, were made at this
meeting. Home-baked pies. cakes
and doughnuts will Ibe included in
the goods to be offered for sale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
To
OFFER A TICKET

The republican party will be rep
resented in the coming city election
with a full ticket, Myron Humphrey,
republican county chairman, declared
after conference of Chickasha pre-
cinct committeeman and party en-
thusiasts held in the district court
room yesterday afternoon.
Names of probable candidates we're
not announced. Time for filing closes
Friday. March 4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
Says Reports Exaggerated

by United Press.
London. Mar. 2. 2.-Reports Of dis
turbanccs In Russia and the flight
of Lenlno and Trotsky were grossly
exaggerated according to soviet
wireless messages which have been
received here.
These messages. which have been
scanned closely by military officials
and experts generally. are showing
no indication of any unusual dis
turbances.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
RUSS DUE START
MILITARY DRIVE
SOON IS REPORT
To Bo lounehed With Attempts at
European Revolution U. s.
Army Men Learn; Lenine
Stlll on Job


by United Press
Washington. Mar "A military
offensive, simultaneously with at.
tempts to launch a revolution In Eu.
ropean countries will be started by
soviet Russia In the spring. accord.
Ing 10 government military reports
reaching hero today.
Tho double campaign viii be
launched TO further the soviet plans
for spreading bolshevism. the Aperi.
can military advisers were told in
the reports.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
Railroads Arc Ready
BY United Press.

BY United Press
Paris. Mar. 1.-The French rail-
roads were ordered today to hold
themselves In readiness to transport
troops to the German frontier on
short notice.
This order was considered to be
the most important of n series of or,
ders issued hy the military authori-
ties in the preparation for the milf.
tary movement to force obedience
to the allied reparations demands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
CHILD PASSES AWAY

Maxine. fiyemonihs-old daughter
Of Mrs. NJ " Herring. died at the
Herring home. ssi North Fourth
street last night. Funeral services
will bp held Gals afternoon. con.
Quoted by Rev w. &. Prey. The
father OF the deceased died several
months ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
grounds would not be, such a park

grounds would not be, such a park
as was voted upon by the people
IF the people, however, want such
a park as now planned, think
they should have It. see no reason
why this question cannot be sub
mitted to the voters at the coming
primary election and feel sure that
the park board and city council,
as we'll as the mayor. will be gov
erned by the vote Of the people on
this question"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
At Mercy of Allies.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
London, Mar. 1.-The German dele
gates here admitted that their eoun.
try is at the mercy of the ,allies.
Germany would be unable to resist
an invasion, even as far as Berlin,
In the event tho allies decided on
such action TO bring the Germans
across the delegates declared.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
HOT sT0VERs IN BIC SESSION ASK
CITY YFATHERs TO BUY TRACT LAND
EAST Of TOWN FOR FAIR GROUNDS

acres. The cost OF the 10 acrcs Il
$4,000.
J. w. Conner. city councilman aud
secretary OF the Chamber OF Com
morce stated that there are only
two sites nj all available. the two
having been mentioned. lie mentioned
other tracts OF land adjoining the
city declaring that investigation
had proved the owners would no,
sell.
l. Vote 10 p~oposcd.
Mayor $. G. DurbIn pointed out
that tho proposition OF purchasing n
tract Of land with iho city park
bonds must first be recommended by
the park board. lie stated In effect
that the word OF the mayor as well
as tho park board was out that In
the purchase OF sites. they should
adhere as nearly as possible to the
original plans promulgated.
lie stated that In his opinion. the
people OF Chickasha thought they
were voting for city parks and did
not think they were voting for fair
grounds and baseball. The mayor
stated that ho thought the people
should be given a chance To express
heir opinions on the proposition OF
purchasing the proposed site east OF
Continued on page three)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02

Chas. H. Mayfield, former assistant
chief of police here, now engaged in
the mattress manufacturing business
in FL Reno, is transacting business
and visiting his family in Chickasha
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-02
ABANDON RESCUE I4orE

by United Press.
Dowell, ILL.,, Mar. 2.---All hope of
'rescuing the seven miners who have
been entombed in Kathleen mine
here sice last Wednesday has been
abandoned.