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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
LIEBER SEEKS
DEPARTMENTS
COOPERATION
All in Conservation Service
Asked to Back Governor in
Economy Effort.
FIT LINE OF ACTIVITY

Stating that all the honest efforts and
real results Of the work e the depart
me-s Of conservation Will come 10 naught
II the people FOR whom they were intend
ed are SO burdened under u load OF taxes
they VIII no longer he enabled to enjoy
and partake Of this great good. Richard
Lieber. director Of the department. today
dispatched letters to every pc t'nn in the
department 70 cOOTerate fully win Gov
ernor Warren T. McCrsy ~ his effort 10
reduce running expenses Of the State.
Mr.. LIebar. In his letter, outlines the
work accomplished by his department
and adds cit is emineutly fit that this
call. above all others, should be Ieedei
by the department Of conseTya ton, that
department OF our state when uas for
its object the fight against waste. :he Sc
curing OF the maintenance OF our state s.
prosperity and security and the e.
nancement Of the public veal
ASKS EXAMPLE
IN ECONOMY.
Mr. Lieber's letter is as follows
The Governor has called our attention
20 the immediate need Of economy in
State affairs. He recognizes that the
rapidly amounting tax rate is the
source OF deep seated dissatisfaction and
OF much unrest among our people. As
the first officer o. the State he hns
taken those under him into his counsel
and he expects that every one Of rs,
no matter what his or her position, CO
operate with him TO the fullest extent IN
setting q shining example in thrifty
economy aud in results obtained. He
hopes that this example on the part OF
the State-which from all taxes collected
receives only - cents per 500 valua-
ton to conduct all of its work-may be
emulated ia turn by the townships and
counties, the original taxing authorities,
en- order that the peoples interests be
taken care Of in a more thorough and
less expensive and altogether In more
public spirited manner.
Il always have felt that 20 he connected
with our department. in whose work We
take such just pride, is a great priv
flege We are al cO-w0rkers IN the
same cause aud the reward Of our Ia
bors is vastly more than the amount OF
our pay vOucher-as it always IS when
men and women are attached TO an in
teresfing and highly useful task
The conservation. propagation and
utilization Of our natural resources in the
end is not for those resources themselves
but for man. Mankind is TO be made
the beneficiary Of our concerted en-
deavors- To now happens that after e
most destructive period Of war-during
which crested resources were sQUandersd
on an unprecedented aud truly gigantic
scale during which Tho worlds natural
Resources were drawn upon at an alarm
ing rate Of intensity. We find ourselves
today in a state OF forced liquidation Of
the vast debts incurred The cost. OF
shall I say the penalty. Of this painful
process is expressed in our tax rate.
More than ever our great natural re-
sources have TO be guarded and more
than ever it IS our duty. public and
private, 10 help reduce the staggering
cost.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
BOOST FOR TEACHERS.

BOOsI FOR TEACHERs
LONDON, Aug. Elementary school
teachers will receive In 1924 nearly
triple what they received In 1914. the
government has announced.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
TossEs five TO DEATH.

BRUSSELS. Aug. s-Jan Borque. a
Flemish minister, went insane In a fac
tory where he Was employed during va
cation and threw five Of his follow work
ers Into the machinery. All were killed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
WORLD SALVATION
N THRIFT IAROR

The salvation of the world lies in an
answering application of thrift and
ish"r hefause we are striving hard TO
increase the wealth Of the State. We
On ~ Pee d0ubly watchful OF our ex-
peHses- Looking back over this years
WORK We not' with satisfaction what we
have accomplished through the various
divisions In geology we have uncov-
cred nine million tons = coal belonging
70 the Stste and lying under the Wabash
River and perhaps one hundred million
more farther down stream We have
opened cement and kaoline deposits. made
It possible 70 Increase the yield or oil.
pointed ont thousands Of tons Of avail
able lake sand and assisted the limestone
Industry through surveys In entomology
We have doubled and trebIed the outDut
Of honey and helped agriculture in irs
fight against devastating insect pests. In
forestry We have made 10 possible to be
gin an era OF refOresrarion, so sadly need
ed IN our denuced State. In lands and
waters we have created State parks. those
popular public Fairgrounds and re
storerS II health. have protected our
lakes and streams and are fighting pol
luton. In fish aud game we have proDa-
gated. conserved and protected the
sources Of healthy sport and true recrea-
ton and thorough engineering. this serv-
See division OF our department, we have
greatly furthered the efforts Of all others
But all Of our honest efforts and
even real results VIII come 10 uauebt
u the people for whom they were In
tended are so burdened under a load OF
taxes that they will no longer be en-
abled to enjoy and partske Of this grea,
good
HOUSEKEEPING
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Therefore, it must be our ain-that IS
your aim and my aim-to help save This
can be done in many ways. Watch your
expense account, avoid every useless
spending Of every penny. Be saving with
stamps, stationery. supplies OF all kinds
and with telephone service. Be saving
IN mileage OF your ear. Take scrupuIous
care Of the States property whatever fl
may te. Just watch everything. cars
tires, boats, instruments. Turn Of cleo
trio current when lot needed Ours is
large department-it really is the good
housekeeping department Of the State
and By deserving its name, should set an
example 70 all others
i am depending on your personal help
Write me your opinion on what 7 have
asked Of you and make suggestions foI
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Detroit, Michigan
(Reprinted from POIicy)

following %
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ayh passenger BY the
eand nWbi is
drawn motor in or
lie thrown fms
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

If Assured SHALL during Year the be
such Assured provided Policy by the and unde
Immediately wholly disabled and prevented by injuries
every pertaining to his her usual business or oc
period exceeding three ~ consecutive mont
THE RATE OF TEN DOLLARS $4,000 PER WEEK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
JAPAN TACKLES POOR
OLD JOHN BARLEYCORN

Tokyo.-By Mail to United States
John Barleycorn. or whatever may
be the Japanese equivalent of this
gentleman, is about to be tackled
BY the fair ladies Of Nippon. The
Modern True Woman's association,
an organization of Japanese women,
has decided to take steps to have
drinking of sake and other intoxi.
cants reduced. They have decided
to approach their goal by gradual
steps, and the first petition, which
they are about to present to the
Diet, calls for temperance and not
prohibition. which would not have
the slightest chance of success at
present. The petition contains the
following provisions:
lntoxicants should not be sold to
minors.
More than three goa small mea-
sure-must not be sold to one per-
son at one time.
The sale of alcohol should be pro-
hibited in parliamentary buildings.
The sale of intoxicants should be
prohibited on election days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
MILBURN HOPES
CAPTURE POLO
CUP FOR u. s
by HENRY l., FARRELL.

by United Press.
New York. Mar ii.--Amerlca has
an even chance to beat England this
summer and regain the international
polo cup. IN the opinion of Dcrcrcux
MIlburn. veteran lntornatIonallst and
captain Of tac American team.
MIlburn prefers action to words
and wants Americans TO wait until
June and let the team show the
home folks how good II Is.
The team captain Ia also unwilling
to make any predictions about the
makeup Of the quartet that will take
the field at Hurllngham next June to
play for the cup.
Each candidate for the team will
have chance TO SHOW himself In
the tournaments preceding the chat
lenge match and the personnel of Tie
team will be decided on The show.
Ing made In those metchos" he says.
As the squad sails for England
early In April. Il will be impossible
to play any matches here and the
men will lave 10 condition them.
selves in England.
While careful to cover any out.
ward Indications Of enthusiasm. Mil.
burn admits that the team will make
tie trip with much more confidence
than that which surrounded the visit
OF Harry Payne and his squad In
1909.
So little was thought OF the
chances OF an American team at that
time that the officials Of the polo as.
sociation hesitated TO challenge for
the cup. referring merely to send
the team over to participate in vari-
Gus tournaments AT the last min
ute. however, IL was decided to caal-
lenge for the cup.
The team consisting OF Whitney,
Milburn, ]. NJ. Waterbury. 81. S.
Phipps and Il. S. Ryna made a clean
sweep of all the tournaments and
closed sensational tour by win
ming and bringing the cup back to
America.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

bsalth aud Of health habits by his
funny antics and stories. Chow
Chow ~ a real circus clown with
tho funny face and custom Of all
the funny tricks.
lie II scheduled 10 come 10 Okla
homa city from Chicago and 10 ar.
rive here March ~, An Itinerary fof
the state has been prepared. Many
cities and the majority OF the coun.
~ public health committees have
sent In requests to have Chow Chow
visit them. lie VIII spend more than
four weeks In Oklahoma. -
After his visit IN this state Chow
Chow will continue his tour OF the
southwest lie n booked without
an open date for the remainder o.
the year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
Chinese Like New American DevilWagons
Electric Truck Revolutionzes Far East Unloading

last IL East. and West II West.
- but even the Far East 10
learning the economic superiority
Of the Yankee modern improve
msnt' In freisht-moving ~ . sub
sutute for the straining and
sweating Of It's eoolIs labor.
The familiar electric truck.
driven by q man standing at .
controller bar In front. and its
long train OF traiiers "snaking"
behind. which ve nowadays see In
nearly every big railroad or steam
ship freight houses In the unitsd
States. 10 .revoiutioniring uaioad-
laE operations In every port In the
world. almost.
Probably nowhere have the
trucks worked q greater revsls-
ton than along the docks Of the
Chinese ports whore for years past
the Chinese coolie with his home
made wheelbarrow has been the
one dependable freight handler.
These devil wagons. as the
chinese have dubbed them. do the
work OF Il score OF coolies with .
tremendous saving OF time. which
even In slow-going China 10 .
. growing consideration.
This IL the only one Yankee
foreign trade victory OF recent
years that will be related TO the
$500 American business mon ex-
pected TO attend the eighth an
nuai convention of the National
Foreign Trade Council in cieve-
land May 4. &. 6 and Z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

Chow the health clown is coming to
Oklahoma. Arrangements have been
completed with the jolly young fell
low by the Oklahoma Public Health
Association for tour OF about
twenty-five cities in the state.
Chow Chow started with the Utah
Public Health association. Since
then he has worked his way into
The hearts Of thousands of yopngs'
ters In nearly every state in the west.
He breaches the gospel of good
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
Joint Capitals
of Ireland ShOlU
Great Contrasts
gy cHAs MccANN.

United Press Ctaff Correspondent.
Dublin.LBy ail.-Belfast and Dub.
lin joint capitols of Ireland under
the forthcoming rule plan, seems to
visiting stranger who sees the
streets interchangeable. Really they
are as alien as two cities on the
same island and whose people wear
the same sort of clothes could be.
Dublin is home-like and pretty.
Belfast is busy. Belfast is trying to
start a home-rule bill two-thirds of
! its people never wanted. Dublin
with the rest of the so or S5 per cent
of Ireland's population to obtain
home rule for centuries, greets talk
of the present bill with what is u.s.
ually known as "horse laugh
In Belfast the fighting is done
among the Orangemen and Sim Fem
ers who comprise the population. In
Dublin the population fights the gov
ernment. Dublin has its curfew at
10 o'clock, and Belfast goes to bed
half hour later since the serious
riots of last summer, when curfew
was imposed
Soldiers walk about the streets of
both cities unarmed and unhurt. The
Royal Irish Constabhry act as traf-
fic policemen and patrolmen in Bel
fast In Dublin they never appear
on the streets except in lorries,
armed with rifles and pistols. In
Belfast, as well as in Dublin, armor-
ed cars or lorryloads full of soldiers
or police, their rifles levelled out
ward at the crowd, fingers on trig-
gers, are seen frequently, though
more frequently in Dublin But Bel
fast does not see usually the "Black
and Tans" as the reprisal men have
become known. And in Belfast it
is not of the days program for the
ordinary citizen to be searched for
arms on the street.
Belfasts experience of the rebel. |
lion has been to great extent sup
CRITICAL. Dublin's has been real. From
a distance the huge stone pillared
front of the postoffice looks normal. /
On nearer approach it is seen that
the windows are boarded; and then,
hat the building is a shell, roofless
md with most of its sides and rear
evelled nearly to the street. 1t is
me of the few marks OF the 1916
ebellion, when Sackville street was
helled and several city blocks de-
troyed.
The greatest apparent difference |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
Meeting at Pioneer
GiUes Big Boost to
Cotton Association

Sixty cotton and wheat growers
attended the cotton growers asso
clatlon meeting at Pioneer last night
=. L. McNutt in charge of the mem
pership campaign in the county. de-
clared this morning. Every cotton
grower present signed the contract
Offered by the association.
Wheat growers, Mr.. McNutt said
We're interested in the meeting he
cause of the fact that a wheat
growers association is being organ
lied on the same plan.
A. F. Houston, county farm agent
assisted Mr.. McNutt in conducting
the organization meeting at Pioneer
A local branch was organized with
Mr.. Reynolds, president; w N
White, vice-president, and IT. II
Fraser, secrtary.
Following the meeting. alae thirty
ladies' present served sandwiches
coffee, cake and chocolate. I'VE
knew nothing about the eats until
litter the close of the meeting Mr.
dcNutt said this morning. ut was
indeed a surprise and one of The
most delightful occasions | have wit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

the police departments motorcycle
stolen several days ago was allowed
Tho bond submitted by W. II. Cat.
,crall, recently granted the contract
20 dispose of the cliy'H garbage. was
approved. Five hundred dollars waa
The amount of this bond.
No action on the petition asking
that the bill boarda Ia the vicinity OF
Ninth street and chlcknsha avenue
be removed Wan taken by the coun'
cll last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

day. A loving cup wlll be given 10
the winner Of the tournament by the
university
The girls will not have district
tournaments for elimination as IN
the high school boys basketball but
they will come directly to Norman
to participate. The entrance Is not
restricted TO the hlgh school mem
bcrshlp Of the aihleiic association
hut any school can enter without
Zee. The tournament l. not an as
ISOLATION affair but an invitation
meet under the direction OF the uni
yorsliy and subject TO the rulea OF
the lnioreoholasilc meet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

messed since became connected
with the Oklahoma Cotton Growers
association
An organization meeting will be
held in Bradley this evening. This
meeting has ben widely advertised
and two hundred growers are ex-
pocted, according TO Mr.. McNutt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
HEAVY COST OF NEGLECT

by United Press.
Washington. Mar. i0.-Dlscase,
largely due TO neglect. takes q direct
annual toll OF 100000 oOO.oOo worth
OF livestock. government reports
showed today. The indirect cost may
he moro. Damp. poorly ventilated
stables are q chief cause. experts
sald. being contributory to tubcrcu.
losls.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
CHOW CHOW WILL
VISIT OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma city, Mar. .. Chow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
UNIVERSITY or OKLAHOMA
ANNOUNCES INVITATION
GIRLS cAoINe TOURNEY

Norman. Okla. Mar. 9.-The Uni.
vcrsity OF Oklahoma will conduct an
invitation basketball tournament for
the high school girls OF the state
March is and 10 NJ Norman TO deter.
mine the girls champions Of Okla.
homa. Bcn @. owen. director OF
Sooner athletics announced wcdnes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

is that observed when lorries full
of soldiers or poliSh are about They
are unnotiiced in Belfast; but in Dub
lin there Is always the possibility
that firing of some sort will follow
and the crowds are both watchful
and wary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

At this season the thoughts of wo-
man and miss instinctively turn to
dress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11

Bolshcvlst authorities have propos'
cd eliminating some OF the thirty.
five letters OF the Russian alphabet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-14
AibOnitoy suAsam-
blea municipal

te social, donde Sc cree mas necesa-
ria. De modo que nos ocuparemos aho
ra de una de las ordenanzas y deja
remos la Otra hasta nueva ocasi0n,
pOr creerla de menor cltegOria.
Dice la ordenanz1, entire otras CO.
sas, y en- su seccion Ga, que ademas
de los requisites sanitarios estipula
dos en- las secciones una y dos de h
misma, TO sera permitido a ningln
dueno de hotel, restaurant, cafe
tin colmado, consumir para fines
de su negOcio mas de seis litrOs de le-
che diaries. Esto no es muy cuerdo,
81 consideramOs que habra clfetin,
colmado restaurant" que no consu
ma los seis litros, nj quizas cincO; pc
70 en- cambio, habra otros q. por fuer
"a necesidad, tendran que consumir
mas de esa cantidId, de otro modo,
poner a parte de su clientele en- la
calle,pcr no estar EN- condolences de
proveerla del exquisite liquido. Dice
luego, en- su secci6n 5l., que no sera
permitida Ia conducci6n de leche de la
vaqueria ordenadero al pueblo lsi
como su venta a nifos memories de
diez Y ocho amos de edad, 10 que me
parece que es exlgerado y que esta
hasta en- pugnl con la ley que regu-
lariza el trabajo de los ninos, pues es
Ia solo Sc refiere los dieciseis amos
De modo que en- todo sc We que no sc
ha cllculado bien esa ordenanza,
pues, que seria curioso yer las
GALES del pueblo llenas de hombres
gritando la venta de leche La Sec
ci6n sexta dice que no sera excusl
nj 10 favorecera en- sentido alguno al
dueno de a'guno de los estableci-
mientOs va indicados, el alegar que
las vacas pertenecen ! su propiedad
y que cree poder consumir mas de
seis litros de leche. Esto me hace
Greer que no es la regularizacion de
la compra venta de leche 10 que
sc persigue, sino cue es el que aquel
que tenga una propiedld que como
tai le haya costsdo dinero, no pueda
beneficiarse de ella explotandola sin
perjuicio para nadie, porque su nc
tuaci6n en- tai sentido esta en- contra
dc una ordenanza Que le quita el de
recho a disponer como guste de 10 SUI
yo. No sc necesita mucho pensar pl-
ra saber que el pueblo no ha de es-
tar de acuerdo con esta ordenanza,
nj con las que a ella sc asemejan;
pOr 10 tanto, creo que 10 mejor es ir
reparando 10 que sea desperfecto en-
algdn sentido, pues el dia llegard en-
que 10 daremos todo sin regatear,
entonces rlsaremos por Ia pena de
yer que Sc nos vuelve la espalda, y
no podemos evitar que de vez en- cuan
do tengamos necesidad de aquellos a
quienes hemos mortifcado cuando nos
hemos creido amos.
J. NJ. FERNANDEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-14

DEBILES

Las mujeres debiles no pueden
esperar hacerse sanas y robustas a
menos que tengan abundancia de san
gre roja pura Y rica, de la calidad que
el hierro organize, 'HIERRO NUXA-
DO, '1ayuda q prodCcir. Els una
preparation de efecto directamente
nutritivo para la sangre como ell hierro
que contienen ciertos alimentos vege-
tales. al centrario del hero metalico
de que sc componen ciertas medicines
anticuadas y cuyo provecho no ia sldo
possible comprobar. +" HIERRO NU-
XADO" no dana q la dentadura M per-
iudica al est6mago; es un producto en-
teramente distinto al hierro ordinario.
Els de gran alcance para hacer sangre
roia rica; para dar sosiego y nueva
vitalidad q los nervios cansados y
traerles nuevas fuerZas y energia.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias y
droguerias: Caidado con Las imitas
clones. Asegdrese de obtener el
iegftimo 'HIERRO NUXADO'' que
lleva la firma de Dae Health Labora-
tories
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-14
BALE EN- AIBoNITo

Nuestro excelents colaborador don
jose Nora Rodriguez nos eomunica, des
de Aibohito, que el II del mes en- cur
so preparan, los elementos que fornan
la DIRECTIVE del Casino de este pueblo,
un suntuoso bale para inaugurar II
aperture de dicho Centre Social
Listos, pues, j6veres de ambos Sc
KOS. para ese dia. rendir quito la dio.
sa de las alegrias. Que va es tempo de
cue Ell Aibonito Sc este bailando ca
diestro y siniestro" pues son muchos
los veraneantes que han legado, y es
justo Sc les ohsequie con algun festivali
to; que ha saludado en- aquella pobls-
ci6n al Lcdo. Leopoldo Tormes; y al
sentimental Representante de la "H2-
vaiian Sugar Planter Association"
quien, en-. asuntos relacionados con la
pr6xima emigraci6n de trabajadores q
las islas Hawaii, estuvieron en- esta vi
Ia, de paso para la ciudad de Caguas.
segin fuimos informados la expedi-
zion ha sido un exito, pues son muchas
as familias que, las halagadoras pro-
posiciones, Sc han decidido partir ha-
cia aquel americana territorio; que Sc
encuentra desde hace dias, aunque
no de gTavedad, nuestro estimado amigo
don Bonifacio Sanchez, presidente de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-14
PEPE PENA FLORIDA

Nuestro colaborador on Aibonito,
"Chantecler", nos participa que du-
rante la ultima semana ha estado en-
Aibonito el insigne caballero y jefe de
una de las mas acreditas casas de San
Juan. Pepe Pefa Florida. comerciante
que goza de gran prestigio, y hombre
de letras, a la vez
Don Pope Pefa Florida es unO do los
hcmbres mas cultos dc San Juan, jefe
de una de las casas de mas prestigio
del comercio de la capital, y que EN-
breve contraera matrim anio con una
bella, noble distinguida dana de nues
ira sociedad.