The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-15
PROTECTION FOR
QUAIL Of STATE.
PLAN Of GRANGE
Resolution Passed ASKS rNe Wear
clofsd ssssen. wesla Have
state Print eeheel neosss
Sell a. cest.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
TO BE THIS AFTERNOON
Successor 10 c. c. King ss Master
Center of inisFesi. nie Class
Takes wors: o. c. W. nan.
eYei nin success.

Discussion Of many proposed rcso
luilona and The approval ~ setuFa
together with the trahsacllnK o
routine business. occupies e.. ai;eh
ton ~ the Oklahoma State OranK
convention yesterday.
Time this morning was bclng eon
sumed In further consideration o
resolutions offered BY the yarlou'
committees and Indications pointed
strenuous session today. Several
predicted that The convention will
end tate tiis evening. whiie other,
expressed the opir .on that the meet,
ing will not b. concluded until to
morrow
In addition 10 the consideration Of
additional resolutions. the election
of officers promises TO be the main
feature Of The session today. lnFial.
latlon Of officers probably will FOL.
low tie election. Il Is said Iast
when the calendar will be cleared
for the election could not be dcfin.
itely determined this morning.
Who VIII Succeed kinug
Who will succeed c. c. King. o.
Banner. master Of the Oklahoma
State Grange since It's organization
six years ago9 This question is oc-
oupyIug the center Of the election
limcllght a. far as outsiders could
learn tais morning, no boom in be.
half Of any particular man had been
started and the matter has been lit
tie discussed. either In caucus or
otherwise. II Il said.
In tls address at the opening OF
the convention here Tuesday. the
veteran master announced that he
would no longer be able TO serve In
an executive capacity.
Other offices to be filled are: sec
retary. treasurer lecturer, insurance
secretary. business agent and execu-
tive committee.
That the organization is well
pleased with the manner In which
the state offices have been con
Quoted during the past year is indi.
Gated In resolutions adopted yester-
day One Of the resolutions submit
ted by the good of the order com.
mittee and adopted by the conven.
tion extended a unanimous vote of
thanks to the present staff Of of
ficers for their untiring efforts dur
ing the past year and for the eff
cient manner in which they have
endeavored to fulfill their duties.
Want Closed Quail Season.
One of the resolutions submitted
by the legislative committee and
unanimously adopted yesterday re-
quests that closed season on quail
hunting be declared for period of
five years. The resolution follows:
whereas, quail are considered
great benefits to the farmer in the
destruction of harmful insects, and
Whereas, quail are threatened
with extinction in our state;
Therefore, be it resolved that the
Oklahoma State Grange, in annual
session on the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1921, favors closed season on
tn killing of quail TO period of
five years"
Text Books Mentioned.
The gist Of other resolutions pass
cd by Uhe Changers yesterday fol-
lows:
That the state print all text books
used in the public schools of Okla
homa and sell same at actual cost
That school boards provide mater
ial for lunches for children in win
ter.
That the Grange urges the teach
ing of manual training in the pub
lis schools.
That the Grange urges the use of
the travelling Libraries.
That there is much adulteration in
the manufacture of fabrics and that
this adulteration, in effect is d
form of robbery; that the Oklahoma
delegation in congress is urged to
support the French-Capper truth
in-fabrics" bill whereby users of
fabrics may be protected from adul-
teration.
Support Marketing Commission
Setting forth that the last legis.