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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
Tiger Confident
Of Winning Team

ffHH#W
Princeton. ~ J.. Sept - -Onig
the cracking of q whip In The hands
90 Coach liili Roper Is keeping the
Nassau Tigcm from jumping ont the
CAKE aud starting feast of the 1921
football meat.
Ropcf's greatest trouble. aa he
approaches the new season. II 10 ~.
strain or keep within reasonable
limits the optimism Of tho Princeton
squad and the Nassau students.
Since the squid reported. he has
harpcd continually on the evil 81.
fccls Of ovcrconfidencc.
Princeton has every reason Tor
iubllniion. as the prospects for
brilliant season could not be more
promising. The nucleus of the 1920
eleven. which had legitimate claim
for the eastern championship h
back.
Capt Stanley keck. All.Amcrican
tackle and one OF the greatest
wards on the gridIron. is hack with
tire team. as we'll as Don Lourie. the
brilliant quarterback. and the great
Gilroy and Charity. In
there are a number OF star
players who we're ineligible last
year Murray. the star drop-kicker.
Scheercr. the best puntor In the
east last year. and the dynamic Mike
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
ReUiUai Meetings
AT Methodist to
Start On Sunday

Rev J. d. salter. pastor OF the
Methodist church Of this city. an.
nounccd today that a revival meeting
viii start az the Methodist church
Sunday The pastor expects to con
i'nuc the meetings for several weeks
= am doing something unique and
rather unprecedented with reference
60 this meeting by inviting a layman
10 do the preaching. said Rev. Sal.
ter y know him TO be thoroughly
sincere man and live wire !
believe his type is such that he will
appeal strongly to the people OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

thlekasha. ile formerly lived In
Nashville and nou resides Ia Aaa
Marrns. Texas. lls probably ulll
bs here 60 preach biz opcning sof.
mon sunday night"
Rog. aaiisF announced That start
Ing SUNDAY. pleashlns a she nora
lag service ulll begin a io'ts 20
enable the oonEfesaiino 10 dismiss
AZ ~ o'elock. Tho evsnlnT service
viii start ~ 7i1a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
HOW GRANDMA
PARK RELIEVES A
SICK HEADACHE

Grandma Part made hsfselt famous ~
,tef The uofid With hef remedy Tot con.
rlrnfion. had brraih hesri burn snd sics
kradarhey l,ecausc she knew Nature ana
t"v e. remedy 'hess terrible ailments rnn'
iisr reuicdx. made from roots and tffps.
Z i--own errrywhrre. and still under The
4 --.lmal LABEL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

A lasy No aoeoaai feeling vilh
Yawnlns and sleeplness In tho day
llHo ls caused By = iafpld liver and
ilsofdered hosels lleFblns Il =
plcndld remedy fur such hilmenls.
e eieahses The system and restores
lin and activity. Price. scc, Sold hy
Wren DraE Company. i1ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
GRANDMKS
LIVER and ST0nAcH
TEA
ReDare q LzifafieaJi
None senvine u,Iiheu' the
rlcture q 6rdndma Park.

II IL also highly recommended fnf taun-
dice, dyspepsia snd had blood. Grandmas
Tea will clear away offensive plmples
which result from had blood. look at
your tongue viii tell the true condition
81 your health. n the tongue n coated
NTH n thick ycllowish cuat. yoIr stomach
md liver need attention. This conditlun
will he relIered py GkANnMA'S STOMACH
ANp LIVER TEA Ten full doses TO every
nacknge. At all drug stores. fAdvt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

Callahan are gone. but there arr
good sccond-siring men ready 20
take their places.
one Of the features on the sche'
dule Is the first inierlcclional game
with Chicago at Princeton Another
game Of importance is alih the
Navy at Annapolis.
The schedule follows:
swarimore. Oct T. Coalgaic. Oct
s.: Navy. Oct. H.: Chicago. oct -.
Virginia. October -: Harvard. Nov
5: Yale. Nov l.. at New Haven.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
NO CONCERT TONIGHT

There will be no concert by the
Grady county band at vinca Park,
tonight, it was announced this morn.
ing. The usual weekly appearance Of
this organization was postponed this
week on account of the fair, it was
stated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

a A. shaw Felumcd this morning
from N. Worth. Tea. wheTr be Mt
messed tho flrss tao games u the
". Worth. Memphis series.
whnman'a Chocolates vill saiisl,
her nropasons Dus sioFc si@t
iIomstllchlng and plrollng - per
yard. Mrs. n 4. MeGFeEor o. Crihi
store. Fij'aol
Kodak and Kodak supplies. ihoan'
hon'a nuE Store. si3l
Free hand concern every afternoon
and night NJ the Skating Rink oppc'
alto City Hall Special features each
night His iaeky party Thursday
night Everyone welcome. is'st
Give her whliman'a Chocolates
nrovnnone DmK Store. si.5t
The Kodak siom for n years.
lie, us help you. nroWnaon'a Dms
Store. siiL
WIN Tcwtsbury has named his
store "Towks Cash Store" lic
handles good groceries aud feed. Try
them. gO3i.
Vacuum Cleaners down 80 best
machine on market now. selling Tor
s2s. Phone 1899. Churchill. si,5i
Blg dance Friday night at the
Stating Rink. Everybody welcome.
ss.gL
Mrs. oma q. Mamford. of Enid. 81
q business visitor IN the city today.
Mrs. Mumford formerly lived In this
city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
RETURNS FROM U. v. C.
CONVENTION AT TULSA

Jack Hale, commander Of the
Chickasha brigade OF the United
Confederate veterans, returned to-
day from Tulsa where he attended
the state reunion. He reports ?
splendid time by The lOS old soldiers
who attended. The next convention
will be held in Shawnee. Gen. Hale
was accompanied to Tulsa by John
Harris and J. S. Downs of this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

frances national debt Is fifty per
cent greater than at the time Of
signing the armistlce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
Te Inlsrt.ln 0. M. eIuh.

TO NHFsFfsIH u W tIvhl
Mrs ngfnn u. 0add. iiss Mlane.
soia avenue. wlll entertain The rnsl
ness and Professional women's elub
lhls evening. Il vas announced this
morning This will he one u the
clubs regular social meetings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

Girl Slightly injured.
Miss Della llafker 1881 Dakota
avenue. vas silFhiiy injured ycstsr
day afternoon IN an automobile col.
llslon 81 tho Grady ooualy falf
grounds Mls iiarkef. according 10
policc. vas standing on tho running
board u an automobile which Wa
bio hy another machine. Tho Eih
vRa knocked 10 the ground sho
vas rushed 10 local hospital whore
an examination revealed that her in.
Inflca wcrc not serious She -.
maincd a the hospital only short
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23


attending has been the demand chat has
Those unable hear the lecture have by sending
5centst to l. b. S. A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

whnmans Chocolates vill ssiisl,
her nropason's Dus aiow si@t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
W00LW0RTH DUE
FOR OPENING Of
STORE TONIGHT

Although no goods will be sold
before s o'clock tomorrow morning.
tho timo set for the formal open.
ing. the +. w. woolworth store here
WILL he open tonight. Manager A. NJ.
Matthews announced today.
Citizens of the city are invited
10 inspect the store this evening?
Music for tho occasion will be
furnished by the high school or
ehestra.
The store located at $40 Chick.
asha avenue, In the building former
ly occupied by the Chalfant hard
ware company, win open for bust.
ness tomorrow morning at s o'clock
Not a single article In the store
is priced over Is cents. A large
force OF clerks have been employed
10 care for the trade on opening
day
nr-.tan,e EoAss ~ ~ y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

HomsillchinE and rlrollnv s. per
yard. Mrs. n, 4. MeGFeEor o. CFihl
store. sis.sol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
millions now living
will never die" Judge Rutherford
"Miilions Now Living wiz Neyer Die"
WREN DRUG COMPANY

II thirty languages and
being heraldd millions people in thousands Of cities
millions living will del Nho heard Of such
the flood Millions living will never dc
enjoy uncndng life he and ascend highway right
to o NJ with
hen kingdom God fully establish
ed will accident old dcah
Of Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

a A HhnW Frlaned lhls mornlnE
from N. Worth. Tea. wherr be Mt
messed the first tao games II The
". Worth Memphis series
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23
"Millions N0W Living VIII Never Die"

Noum Hear
appealing presented
in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

Kodak and Kodak sappllcs lhoan'
sons nuE Store sisl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-23

Give her whlimaua Chocolates
Bfovnnone DuE store si.lt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
FUNERAL NOTICES

The remains of the late DIR. Charles
y. Ma.ser. prominent physician of
Fruita. were forwarded by T. G. Nc
Carthy and company yesterday to
Grand Junction. Colorado for inter-
ment. James Masser. son of the de-
ceased physician and W. c. Osborn. ac-
companied the remains TO Grand Juno
tion.
The body of Marion Thornburg is
being cared for by the Mccarthy
Brown undertaking company awaiting
the arrival of relatives.
Tho funeral of Edward y. I.ashlcy
took place yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock in the Mccarthy Brown fun
cral chapel. Rev. Fred Zimmerman
officiated. Mrs. William j. Kidd as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Krebs sang
Face To Face Some Sweet Day
and beautiful Isle or Somewhere. Sc
Members of the woman's Relief Corp
and the Daughters of the Veterans
conducted the services at the grave
and the Pueblo Post No. s. q. A. r.
had charge of the services at the grave.
The flower bearers were w. NJ. Clark.
w. Il. Yackcy. y. j. Knowles. NJ. NJ.
Martin, r. A. Newman and l.. II.
Chrsty. The chapel was filled with
sorrowing friends and the floral offer
ings were profuse and beautiful. In
tcrincnt was made In the family plot
iu Roselawn cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

As one of the plain people" as Mr.
Bryan used to call us. who are on
the outside looking in on the opera
tions of government and the activities
of statesmen. I have been greatly in
terAsted since Congress reconvened in
the much debated question of "cxecu-
tive cncroachment" on the preroga-
tivas of the legislature. And 1t VIII
be a long time again before any in
dignatiou can be workedup in my
soul over White House domination,
If Congress Is encroached upon. II
seems to me. Congress has no one to
blame but itself. Tho only reason.
apparently. that there isn't huge
sign stretched clear across the front
of the capitol building reading Tres
pass Invited is because no one
thought of putting 1t UP. But prob
ably the sign isn't needed, for the In
vitation is extended just as plainly
without 1t. II would have to be a
mighty fackless and self-effacing
president who didn't do a little tres
pa ssing. under the circumstances.
am inclined to agree with con-
siderable volume OF opinion here that
Congress has grown too big and un-
worldly to be effective. With mem
bership of 435 in the house and 96 in
the senate. freedom of opinion and
of dcbat present an almost insupcrable
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
PILOT STEWART AHEAD NTHE
BICY.M. c. "A. BALLOON RACE

The Y. NJ. G. A. workers made their
first report yesterday and Pilot Stuart
is in the lead in the balloon race with
$50 miles to his credit. General
Commander Frank S. Hoag was in
charge of the meeting and spoke of
the wonderful success the Y. NJ. C. A.
had made during it's six years work
and urged every worker to be present
Monday noon with a good report.
Poppy talks were made by Com
manders Ira X. Young. Carl Evans,
L. ii. Van Arsdale and G. II. Nuckolls.
Van" stated that when the final re-
suits of the race are announced, they
would show that his three crews
would have the round trip to Califor-
mia. the Nuckolls ham and the sack
of Major C flour. Carl seemed to,
be afraid that Harve Nuckolrs squad
ron might win the ham and Ira" was
confident that his squadron would
bring home the bacon.
Monday. the ministers OF the city
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
MAINTAINS INNOCENCE AS
SENTENCE IS PRONOUNCED

Still maintaining that the killing OF
Charlotte Chacon was accidental,
Frank Douglas was yesterday sentenc-
ed by District Judge James A. Park
to from 4 to 5 years In the state peni-
tentiary at Canon City.
Judge ]. H. Low, who represented
Douglas in the trial recently held on \
charge of murder, and which resulted
in a jury verdict of voluntary man
slaughter made an appeal to the court
for leniency in the sentence, and when
Douglas was asked by the court what
he had to say why sentence of the
court should not be imposed on him, he
simply reiterated the claim that the
firing of the weapon was purely ac-
cideutal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

will be the guests of the campaign
workers. Tuesday the workers will
celebrate tho Tooth anniversary of the
birth of Sir George Williams the
founder of the Y. NJ. c. a. The Y. NJ.
C. A. was founded in England in 1S41
by young Williams who was then
drapery clerk in Il department store
The work was extended to France.
then to Canada and then to the United
States in 1853 where it has flourish
ed over since until now the asso-
citation has nearly a million members
and own and operate over 100000
900 worth of buildings and equipment.
The Y. NJ. c. A. is to be found in every
country.
Every man. young man or boy of
good moral character. may become n
member of the association. The pur-
pose of the Y. NJ. C. A. is to develop
the spirit. mind and the body, to teach
clean habits, clean living and clean
Speech
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

It was on the night Of July 2s, last
at / o'clock in the morning, the shot
was fired which the next day ter
minated in death. 1t was In the room
ing. house of the deceased and in the
room of Douglas that the act was
committed, during what the testimony
showed was drunken revel~in which
both had partaken of no less than
twenty drinks of .moonshinc" liquor
Douglas is an Italian, and speaks
both English, Mexican and Italian flu-
emily. Some fifteen years ago he
lost a leg in "A mine accident in the
southern coal fields, and wears an
artificial limb. The dead woman was
a Mexican about 81 years of aga
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
DIED

SCHMIDT. Marie. age 2S years. died
October S at local hospital Body at
United Dayis-Nories.
DELL1QUADR1, Anna. age years.
died at local hospital Oct. s. Body at
McMinns.
CLE- sST1, Mary NJ, infant of Mr..
and N T.. Tony Clement, died Oct. s at
st. Charles Mesa home. Funeral Sat
urday II a. m. in charge OF Mccarthy
Brown.
NANCE Louie NJ. age 81 years. Of
Denver. died at local hospital Oct. s.
Body to be sent to Denver by r. G.
Mccarthy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Oeaths
NIARKIACE IICENsES

brexel Burnett. Denver and Anna
Brengartncr. Broomfield. Colorado.
Phil X. Hudspcth and EVA Jewell.
Pueblo. aA
William Ambrose Vaughn. Tacony.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

England has a mill girl magistrate
in the person Of Miss Mary Anne
Dews, a ciothweaver in the town OF
Dewsbury. and who has recently been
appointed a justice OF the peace.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

and good will with which his admin
is,ration started off slowly dissipate.
JIM JONES.
Washington. D. c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
BORN

To Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Tyo. of
Canon City. at st. Mary's hospital
Pueblo. a daughter. Oct. /, 1921.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
ALL AROUND THE 'WOODSTOCKs

Mrs. Anna Plat Of Cornish. Nh.
was recent guest Of Ms. George
Boswerth.
Edna Hubbard has been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs Lucy Hibbard. at
North wpOdstock.
Mrs. Josephine Steere Of East
Douglas Is visiting her daughter. Mrs
George Wetheren.
Mrs. George Bosworth and Mrs.
Everett May spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Emma Elliott and Mrs. lydia
Bates at Fabyan.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dean and
child, and Miss Mildred Griffin Of New
York. are spending a few weeks with
Charles Bugbee and wife.
George Phillips and son SCHUYLER
and ]. S. May and family spent sun
day in New London with Harry MAY
and wife. They also went to Ocean
Beach.
Mrs. Halsey Allen and son Warren
spent last week with 1. II. Lindeman
and family. She returned home Sun
day, Miss Eleanor Lindeman going
for visit.
Miss Julia May has been spending
the past week with her nephew. Geo
May. and wife at Lancaster. Her
sister, Mrs. Anna May, Is spending the
summer there.
Clayton, Charles. Ernest and War
rem Peekham motored to Norwich on
Sunday. visiting their brother, Leroy
Peekham. and wife. the two youngest
boys remaining for a few days visit
Mrs. Florence HYDE Of Untasville
spent a day last week with l. II. Lin
deman and family Her two sons,
Frederick and Asa, who have been
with the Lindeman family the past
month. accompanied her home
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra May entertained
Mrs. George Bosworth and Marguerite
Bosworth at dinner on Sunday. and
on Tuesday they had Wendell Bos-
worth and family and Marguerite
Bosworth in honor Of the joint birth
days Of Mr. Bosworth and Sylvia May
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bosworth
had as guests Tuesday night at din
ner Mrs. George Bosworth. Marguer-
tie Bosworth and Stuart May. It being
the birthday of Mr.. Bosworth. Tues
day was also the birthday Of Ernest
Hubbard, Sylvia May and Dorothy
Adams
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
CHAUTAUQUA Will
RETURN NEXT YEAR
More Than Seventy Signed As
Guarantors.-Only Thirty
Needed
Miss Ruth Bartlett join. swarthmore.
Going A. Junior Worker

More than - Putnam citizens have
signed as Chautauqua guarantOrs for
the summer season Of 1929 As only
so Euarantors are necessary to insure
the return Of the Swarthmore Com
pany and its entertainers, the chance
Of Chautauqua next year is certain
~. The list Of names is now in the
hands of the corresponding chairman.
Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett, and win be
sent TO the Swarthmore headquarters
Monday.
Al a meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the local guarantors held
Monday night at the home of Mrs
Bartlett. bills were paid and financial
matters and other business were com
pleted The local organization as
such was also disbanded for this year
Miss Ruth Bartlett accompanied the
Chautauqua officials when they left
Putnam Saturday morning. Others
IN the party were DR. Wilbur Jones
Kay. Mrs. Kay and daughter. Miss
Dorothy Nay. Miss Maud Harper.
Miss Jean Billingslea. Herbert Nor
ley and Samuel Brown. Jr.
Miss Bartlett. who is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett Of
Main street, will be with the Chautau-
qua party as junior worker for the
remainder Of the summer She is well
qualified for the work. for in addition
to having a thorough musical cduca-
ton. she has had some platform eX-
perience.
Last Sunday the group was enter
tanned in Keene. y H.. by the Chau-
tauqua entertainers. who appeared in
Putnam last week Tuesday This
week they are in Rutland. VT, and
next week they return TO this state 10
stop a week at Bristol Miss Bartlett
writes from Rutland that the Chautau-
qua people have been received most
enthusiastically in that city.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
SENTENCES LEVINE
TO JAIL FOR YEAR
But Suspends Sentenee-Judge
Geissler Says Max Must
Support Wife
Mrs. Levine Claims She Was Beaten
and insalted BY Husband

Convicted Of breach Of the peace
and non-support of his wife. Max lie
vine was given suspended sentence
Of one year in jail Tuesday afternoon
in the city court Judge Geisslcr told
Levine that in the future he would
have 10 support not only his two chill
dren but also his wife in satisfae-
tory manner or else 20 to Jail
According 10 the wife's story, lie
vine has been IN the habit of striking
her and has been doing nothing TO
support either her or the children She
said he has also been paying attention
10 other women.
Mrs. Levine said that last Monday
night Max had come home late, and
when asked where he had been, had
angrily struck her on the shoulder
with an iron spoon, inilietinR a bad
bruise He had also called her vile
names, she said
According To the wife's story. lie
vine had been IN the habit Of striking
+ her lie had rot been paying provis-
ion bills for nearly year. and she
+ had been forced To use her own money
so that her children might have
enough to EFT Last winter she had
to pay the coal bin. she said. In adj
dition 20 unbearable treatment, Mrs.
+ Levine said her husband had been
paying attention to other women and
short time ago had bought two
waists and two skirts which were not
/ for her.
Levine said that most of his wife's
charges were false. He claimed that
he had struck her because she had an
gercd him by her perpetual nagging
and suspicious The clothes that he
had bought be sand had been given TO
his wise's sister-in-law, who lives IN
Boston and whom he had visited not
/ long ago. He claimed that he had
been paying the bills. although the
latest bin for which he had settled
proved TO b. two years old. He adj
mitted that he had not been giving his
wife much money.
Judge Gessfiier IN passing sentence
! asked Levine II he could live with his
wife. Max said he could not but was
willing to support bis two children.
The Judge stated that he would also
have 10 support his wife, and imposed
| a jail sentence of six months on each
charge and suspended sentence.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

Mr. and Mrs. John Raleigh started
Monday for their vacation.
Gustaf Jarl and family were in
Worcester one day last week.
Robert Morrison of Worcester
moved to North GroSvenordale Mon
day.
Wilfrid Duquette and Harry Emo
are spending few days in South
bridge.
Mrs. Alice Scott and daughter were
visitors at the home of c. A Potter
last Sunday.
Ernest Barrette and Talabae were
in Plymouth last Monday for the Ter
centenary celebration.
Mr. J. B. Tourtellotte and daughter
Rosalie of Worcester are visiting rel
atives here this week.
The supper given by the Ladies of
the Valtri was great success and
all spoke highly of it.
Mrs Edward Couture Of Spring
field is visiting her niece Mrs. STAINS
las Benjamin for a week.
Rev Father H. MaruseauX from
Ottawa, Canada. visited relatives in
this town over the weekend.
The NJ. f. Sunday school hold their
annual picnic at Bates Grove Satur-
day Aug. f3 Ali are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Walker. Mr.. NJ.
Walker and Miss Thyra Walker were
at Rocky Point last Thursday.
Joseph Baker and family motored
TO Plymouth last Monday and also Wis
tied their daughter at Sycamore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Walker. Mrs.