The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
No Boost for Any Candidate; Inter.
etted Only In Proposed Pur.
chase Of Land. 10 Explain.
ed At Meet
WILL FURNISH CARS
FOR VOTERS TUESDAY
Call Phone 222 for Free Lransporta.
ton 10 Word; Committees Al
Polls TO Work; Failure
Mesns Loss OF Fair

The Hot Stove league OF ChIcka
shi, as an organization Is not In any
way political and IS not interested
in the race OF any candidate In
Chickasha for any office. the entire
aim OF The organization In next
Tuesdays election being TO put
ever" big yes vote on the pro
roscd purchase OF 40 acres OF land
east of the viaduct by the city with
$4,000 worth OF park bonds at par,
said ground to be used for city park,
fair grounds and baseball park.
That was one OF the dominant notes
eounded clearly at the meeting of the
Hot Stovers at the court house last
right. when plans were laid for an
organized force of workers on elec.
tion day.
Have Fleet Of Cars
II you be a lady or gentleman
and want to vote next Tuesday, call
rhone 300. give the Hot Stover who
answers. your name and address and
a car will call for you promptly
take you to the polls. wait for you
while you cast your ballot and take
you back to your home or office.
That was another step taken by the
Hot Stovers last night. President
Lends appointed Rev. X. f. Tooth
aker. Harry Ludlow and Jim Hill
as a committee TO attend to getting
volunteer cars for this service.
The following, who were present
last night offered the services OF
a car each for use in the election
Tuesday: 0. J. Hallowell, Mrs. g.
Steinberger, Mrs. VIII 0wsley, c. f.
schow, Dave Hybarger, ]. S. Garner
Earl Melton, Fred Hamilton, BOD
Lively. Mrs, A. B. Leeds, A. +. Hous'
ton and l.. Erich.
These cars, with the others to be
secured. and with appropriate ban
ners thereon, are to be parked IN
front Of the First National bank build
ing. Any voter at any time OF the
day who is ready to go to the polls
may stop a "Ilot Stove car, or call
on the driver at the parking and VIII
be taken to the polls, it was decided
at the meeting last night.
Ladies to Work Polls
There will be a committee of ladies'
at every polling place in the city
on election day to greet the voters
with 4 smile and request to vote
for the parks and fair grounds. lhis
committee is in charge OF Mrs. WIN
Owsley who is organizing her forces
for an all-day session Tuesday at
the seven voting places
J. S. Garner was appointed as
chairman Of a committee to get the
va4o out" This committees work
10 to sec in a house-to-house can
vass of the city that everyone Is
reminded of the fact that TO-DAY Is
election day, with the request Oh
nnlease 90 to the polls and vote :.
This committee will also take the
names and addresses of any VINO de-
sire to vote and will telephone 10
headquarters at Phone 222, to send a
car TO the address given, according
to plans laid last night.
Dave Hybarger and A. +. Houston
were named as a committee TO see
that the ladies working at the elec-
tion booths were given their dln-
ner Mr.. Hybarger later intimatea
that from his own stands OF bees ne
would provide honey for the lunches
of the ladies at the polls.
lake Shortridge and "Stubb' Ham
;lton were named as a committee "
work among the shopmen, advising
them that transportation would be
furnished them at any time conven
lent TO go to the polls and vote.
How Money be Used
"The Hot Stove League has III
tle over $4,000 in the bank SAID
nresident Leeds. "This is the orig
inal amount raised through the sale
of planks. Not one penny has peei
.nent and not one penny will be spen
except for the erection of grandstant
and fence. The campaign that th'
Hot Stove league is putting on for th'
mark bond purchase of this 80 acre.
is costing some money, but tps