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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20
BY A. L. BRADFORD.
lrnlted press sad corre.pond

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
Copyright. 1921. United PressD
Washington. Oct 2O-In the far
reaching eapanses OF the Pacific and
the Far East may be found the i'm
pelllng cause that prompted Presi
dent Harding to call the Washington
disarmament conference
To Washington, the world looted
for the actual step to bring the
powers into conference TO disculs
means of meeting the demand oi
peoples everywhere for relief from
the burden Of maintaining over
growing war machines.
The conference was rot srecialIy
planned by tho Harding admlnistra.
tlon when II came into office.
The conclusion that the time was
ripe came upon Hughes suddenly.
with elimination of world events.
which threw the question up to the
United States decision to call the
conference forthwith was reached
aud executed swiftly by Harding and
Hughes that same day, July ..
The situation in which the two
greatest nations Of the world The
United States and Great Britain
found themselves last July. can be
summed up briefly as follows
These two leading powers, bound
by natural ties of race. color and
speech, were at the crossroads. 1t
was obvious that the plans Of the
far-away empire Of Japan were run.
ming counter to the principles and
policies Of the United States in the
Pacific and the Far East. Was
Great Britain, for reasons Of politi.
cal and commercial expediency, to
continue this situation. and, un.
doubtedly thereby, aggravate it by
pledglng herself again in alliance
with Japan, and SO alligning herself
indirectly against the United States
in this dangerous situation?
So. the crux of the situation which
has resulted in the forthcoming
Washington conference, narro d
down from the broad description of
the Pacific and the Far East was
Japan.
The imperial conference of British I
dominion premers was meeting in
London with the heads of the home I
government the latter part of June
and in the early days of last July.
And while there was never any
public, confidential, direct or indirect
statement to this effect by any adj
spokesman. every we'll
informed newspaper correspondent in
Washington knew that the United
States government was utterly op-
posed to a renewal of the Anglo.
Japanese alliance, the principal qres-
lion up for discussion in the imperial |
conference. /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20
Compl te
Shouting Of
Boys Suits

Save money by buying your
boys suit at The Dixie.
Boys Wool Suits, sizes 6 to Is,
dark coIors, priced special -S7.95
Boys AlI-WooI Suits, in good
patterns, priced -------$S.95
Boys All-Wool Heavy Blue
Serge Suits, sizes 8 to Is, priced
dt -------------- -&S.SC
Boys All-Wool Suits, with two
pair pants, full lined, priced at
only ----------------$12.s5
Boys Fine All-Wool Smooth
Blue Serge and Unfinished Wcr-
sted Suits, well made up in all
sizes, priced ------.------$l4.75
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20
New
OUeYcOQtS
Are Ready

Cold weather is here. Better
start thinking about buying a
good Overcoat now. Never be-
fore were we better prepared in
Overcoats than we are right at
the present time.
See the new models we are
showing for young men.
Iierringbones, Solid Colors, Fine
Fancy Eack Overcoatings in fisI,
colors--double breasted, beltcd
and plain models; priced
$l2.50 to Sz9.75
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

ft"''' fi''+ Ft"H 'Nff's i'"N"'Ni'f
Nosipn. or - foof shortage
AHd ioiesV ~ iipssla has created
res ppe % reepls-the specu'
istofa. bs The Russians eali them
unp iinaf them ~ great numbers
Il The smolsnsAy lslho'k ,maFkso.
lat Ne" ~ every street eoiast \
efiihla tnoporlea % uem arc rta
tssaiohsla. tai tho greatest have he'
.pme peaiiem or street ifAiileera
darihs Hnd nlfeo tho revolution.
incy come from all stations ut liic.
iud oae oison comes aeEosa q dueh
a. q countess hot 10 speak Of .
laroHesl. who Il ealie an ordinary
'gufo viihin this iine,
II ufHHily happens this NaJi
housewife. worn out b. sorrows Of
daily life. mone'iesa aud hungry
collects all her courage and goes lc
the market to noll some odd articles
nf her probably former lntnfioas
1ousehoid. She Stands IN line q, the
market for hours. aud u shs ha
luck. flnda a buyer Cor hcr stuff
Who either Il just Ia need cf such an
itiielo or scents a bargain.
Tho seller. happy 10 have aom'
money 10 Keep her going and elad 10
sscape what nhc atlll considers
humiliation. promises hcraclf mover
again vii so 80 ihore. She don't
until the money 10 gone. THIS time
she ralaea her price a BIZ. wiiicd by
experience. SO Il goes on until th'
has perhaps nothing more 10 sell
~ this tine hho has Lost At falls
'hame and starts npeculailug hN
buying articles from her less cour
igcoua nclghbors and selling thc1
n a profit, thus making an oihe
wise unbearable life somewhat
easier.
mot many women on who@
faoea were written better days VII"
'ad established regular booths. dia.
1laying ail kinds Of odd articles
Tho market goes on daily from
light a. o.. until y. m.
had hard time TO get ava
With my own camera. which at leas'
= dozen persons Insisted IN buyinr
from ne. "skolko7" thow much'
they asked. taking hold Of tho cam
'ra dangling from my arm. and
we're utterly astonishcd when thew
heard TIC camera was not for sale
a different type are the thousand
OF street trafilcers huddllng around
every corner offering poorly mad
sweets, bread. ciearcts and pastries
made at home. lIaggnrd.lookiur
housewives either sell these art
'les Themselves or send cut Their
,illdren German saeharin seems e.
be much.asked-for article.
Since the relutroluction Of fre
rade. onterprlsing youngsters hav'
aiken to the flower trade. II you
rlde a drosky- especially with a fe
male eompanion-it Is next to i'm
possible 70 get rid of them unles
you decide to use hard words.
Money can buy everything TO dat
IN Russia. just as anywhere else f.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

Daniel Webster had his heart set
on becoming president. He scorn-
fully refused the nomination for
vice-president with William Henry
Harrison. Harrison died one month
after Inauguration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20
PUBLIC RECORDS
In District Court.

IN DIstflct Court.
In re dissolution of Washita.Gar.
ber Oil and Gas company, corpora
tion.
Louise Cabler vs.. Thad Cabler; pc.
tion for divorce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

aluminium wire may be soldered
by electricity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

Super Values in AL Wool Suits
big selection Of Men's and Young Mems AN-Woo Suits in
cudng Worsed Seges and Cassmeres good desirable
priced arccieI $500
Mems AnWoo Hurd Worsted Suits, well tailored ceds2S75
Young Mems AWool Suits in pretty patterns including fine
finished Worstcds and Heavy Scrgcs priced
Olher Suits $780,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
GOLF CLUB MAKES.
PLANS FOR ANNUAL.
BUSINESS MEETING
IMPORTANT SUBJECTS TO BIZ
DISCUSSED FOLLOWING BAN.
QUIET MATcH-DUES MAY BE
INCREASED TO PUT oRGANlzA
TON ION ITS FEET"

Plans were tentatively made today
for the annual meeting of the Ottawa
Golf club on Oct t, which will be pre-
coded by banquet match with two
teams selected by the sports cont
mittee opposing one another for the
distinction Of being guests,
Much interest evolves about the an
nual business meeting and the club
directorate has issued an appeal for
all Reimbursement, women and junior
holders Of club privileges attend
TO hear a discussion OF many topics
OF exceeding timeliness to the wei
fare OF every golfer in the city.
The meeting will follow dinner at
the Engletield cafeteria, with losers of
the banquet match footing bills for
their opponents and those not partici-
pating in the play treating themselves
to good feed
One OF the principal subjects to be
threshed out will be the proposed in.
crease OF dues, proposition made
almost imperative to put the club on
a good. sound financial basis. 1t is
announced that plans are being formd'
lated for several Improvements dur
ing the next year, included in which is
the erection of building to house the
machinery for keeping the grounds IN
tip top condition With dues now
lower than they are anywhere else in
the state it Is not expected there will
be much antagonism to any project
which with a slight additional assess
ment on the yearly contributions Of
the membership will give the club
the revenue it has to have to operate
and keep its head above water"
Announce Mixed Pairings.
Pairings for the mixed foursome
tournament were announced last
night by Charles p. Irion. chairman
of the wcman's sports committee, who
will be generalissimo Of the contest.
The teams will be sent away for the
first rounds which must be completed
before next Tuesday night, as follows
Mrs George o. Grover and Elmer
Van Schock VS.. Mrs. L. e. Jordan and
Melvin French.
Mrs VI. ]. Flanagan and DR.. l.. L.
Jordan VS. Miss Sarah Taylor and G.
S. Wiley.
Mrs. Howard H. Bayne and c. p.
lrion vs.. Mrs. Vera Woolbert and |. |.
Hanna
Mrs. G. p, Tayloy and Francis Bis
sell VS.. Mrs. Charles Irion and Harry
Kelly.
Mrs. Edith Graham and Joseph Me
caffin vs. Mrs. A. J. O'Conor and O.
W Johnson.
Miss Wilson and Alfred Taylor VS..
Mrs. Guy Karr and V. j. Duncan.
Mrs. w A. Johnson and A. r. Trum-
bo Va Mrs. G S Wiley and Richard
Knott Jr.
Mrs. Bert Bradish and DR.. P. G..
Stordock VS.. A. J, O'Conor and Mrs
Charles de Berard.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
TWO EVENTS FEATURE
G. CIRCUIT PROGRAM

Columbus, O., Sept. 2S.--Two stake
events were the features of today's
Grand Circuit racing program, the
Board of Trade 2;05 pace, and the
Chamber of Commerce 2:OS trot, each
for a purse of $4,000
The 2:17 pace furnished bit Of
scandal Hall y c A, the winner.
having been driven in the last heat
by c. A. Valentine the judges with
holding their decision On Driver Neal
and the horse until further investiga-
ton Hal n A did not look to be
trying in the second heat and the
change resulted in third heat vic
tory in the fastest time of the three.
Special Award to Winner.
Valentine was awarded 500 Of the
winnings of the horse for his drive.
Emma Harvester was installed as
the favcrite in the 2:0S trot, but new
er was a contender lacking her
speed today, something Kilo Wilks
possessed in abundance. The latter
trotted two successive heats in 2:04
to clinch the race.
Johnny Ouirk Makes Good
In spite of Johnny Quirks victory
over Roy Grafton in the King stake
a week ago, the latter was made ia
yorite to win the Board of Trade
pace. and after dropping the first
heat to Johnny Quirk went out and
made good for Murphy.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
WHO IS THE WINNER
I'M THIS LEAGUE?

Kansas City, Mo, Sept 27.--With
the 1921 Western League pennant
nailed securely to the Wichita flag
staff, interest in the league race, to-
night was centered about whether
Oklahoma City or Omaha had captur-
ed second place. On the face of the
unofficial averages only a few points
margin separated the two clubs and
observers said the official standings
would be necessary to determine the
winner.
Sioux City finished the season in
fourth place. St. Joseph was a close
contender, however, but the heavy hit
ting of the Iowa club during the last
few days of the season was the decid
ing factor.
Joplin concluded its schedule il
sixth place. while Des Moines anC
Tulsa were in seventh and eighth, re
spectively.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
FORMULAS REPORTS
FOR GRID DRILL. At.
WESLEY UNIVERSITY.
FORMER HIGH SCHOOL STAR
MAY MAKE BLOOMINGTON COL
LEGE TEAM---"tkE" BELROSE
MAY REPORT FOR PRACTICE
WITHIN A FEW DAYS.

That Ottawa will no doubt have ar.
other boy on college football eleven
this year besides Harold Woodward
on the University of Illinois team was
evidenced when 1t was announced that
Milton Formulas, son of Mr. and Mrs
Emil G. Formulas, $50 West Madison
street. has answered the first call for
Sridiron aspirants at Wesley Univer.
Sity, Bloomington. Ill. The lg2l.l922
school team at that university opened
one weke ago. On that day the first
call for material for this years eleven
was sent out by the school coach and
Fat, as he was known by his side
kicks of Ottawa. was among the MANI
who applied for position on the
team.
Should his weight have anything
to do with it he would no doubt make
the team without any practice, as he
tips the beam at exactly 220 pounds.
Milton performed on the Ottawa High
school team for four years and there.
fore, has had plenty OF experience
AS far as can be learned, he will try
out for either tackle or a guard pc.
sition. Al the local high school he
played both tackle and guard when
ever a change was needed
Due to the fact that Milton was an
exceptionally dne player, one of the
best ever turned out by O. II. S, foot
ball officials picked him as guard for
the Illinois valley all-star team on two
different occasions He was also
member of Coach Grady's champion
ship football eleven of l9l9-1920. He
was a valuable man on the line. good
at tackling and could tear holes in the
opposing defense almost any time he
wished. His friends and buddies at
home are in hopes that he will make
the first team, which no doubt he will.
1t was also learned that Percival
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
Diamond
Squibs

Time does not seem TO impair the
sterling worth Of Mclnnis.
Baseball stories are always popular,
but Ruth is stronger than fiction.
Tillie Walker, of the Philadelphia
Athletics, is making a bid for home
run honors.
Leo Meadows appears to be about
the best hurler the Phillles have on
their roster.
The Browns have suddenly taken
on new life. Lee Foil, after weeks
of failure and seeming discourage
ment, has his machine running on all
six cylinders
The New York Americans have pur-
chased, on recommendation of Bobby
Gilks, an outfelder named Tucker
from the Cedartown club Of the Gcor-
gia State league.
Jack O'HTearne who was umpire-in-
chief In the Mint league, had a dispute
with President Names Of the league
and was given Il vacation"
George W. Grant, president Of the
Boston Nationals, talking about attend
ance this year and last. admits that
the Braves drew only $4,000 persons
to their home games in 1920
About the time they discovered a
cataract on Ty Cobb's eye he knocked
the ball over the fence. Other bali
players would give a whole lot to
bave the same kind of cataract
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
RETURN OF STAR END.
TO STRENG 7 H { n
P.V. |. c. GRID TEAM
ATKINSON TO RETURN SOME
TIME THIS WEEK TO PLAY ON
TEAM-BRYNSTAD'S ELEVEN TO
PLAY DWIGHT IN SECOND GAME
OF SEASON.

With the return of n, Anfnson, last
years star end, Coach Brynstad of tn ?
Luther college football eleven eX'
poets that his team will be strength.
ened considerably, Announcements
that Atkinson would return to the
school and would report for football
practice as soon as he arrived were
made this morning by the college
mentor.
Atkinson, 1t will be remembered,
played left end last year, when foot
ball was first inaugurated at the
school. He proved valuable man or
the team. He was an exceptionally
good tackler and good at blocking
He was also fast in running dowr
on punts or kickoffs. His return to
tho school will also put considerable
pep into Brynstads team. He will
arrive the latter part of this week.
This morning Brynstad also an
nounced that he will give his men an
exceptionally heavy workout during
the next week. in preparation for their
game with the Dwight High school
eleven Dwight is represented by
one OF the fastest high school squads
around this neck of the woods and
they will make their appearance al
the p. V. l.. G. grounds one week from
next Saturday. The heavy workout Is
no doubt due to the fact that the col
lege eleven suffered a bad defeat at
the hands of Coach Smiths red and
white charges.
Brynstads men obtained some val
liable information from the game and
learned some OF the finer points,
which will enable them to make bet
ter showing and put more fight into
future games
For instance. Brynstad will drill his
men on the fundamentals of defense,
In Saturdays game his line looked
like piece Of tissue paper and it was
nothing for the high school backs to
tear through at any time. The right
half OF the line was very poor and
was helpless at all stages of the game.
Brynstad stated that he would drill
another man for the right end posi-.
ton in place of Gordon Valand. Var
land will take tackle, while the
tackle will try out for center instead
of Harrisville.
AS for the back field men, they. too,
will receive a stiff workout in line
plunging. end runs and other means
of ground gaining Varland at right
half played a fairly good game last
Saturday. but more drilling will do
him no harm. Mcintyre and +. Nun
son also played hard in Saturdays
game. but, like the others, they will
be whipped into shape for the next
game.
Stookchair, back field man. of Wis
consin, who was injured early in the
season is still out, nursing his injured
knee. He is recovering fast and Bryn'
stad is anxiously awaiting his return.
He will play left half back as soon as
he is able to get out for practice.
The college mentor is in hopes that
he will be ready in plenty of time to
play against Dwight.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
PERRILL AND CURRY
TO BATTLE 10 ROUND

Michigan City, Ind, Sept. Is
good boxing card has been arrang'
by local Ells for Thursday eveniI
at the ball park for the benefit of u
building fund Bud Perrill Of Chic
30 and Red Curry Of Kalamazoo W
appear in the windup Jimmy Pa
pas, Chicago tlyweight, will me
Bobby Moon of Gary, Danny Goo
man of Gary will oppose Mick,
O'Dowd of Muncie, Eddie Sclby
Chicago win mix with Art Snyder
this city and Cyclone Waters of Mic
igan City will battle Kid RAM, d Goa
guard,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
PAL MOORE TO MEET
GARCIA AT MEMPHIS

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Pal Moore, pop
ular local bantamweight, yesterday
was matched to box eight rounds with
frankie Garcia of Los Angeles at
Memphis on Monday night Garcia
knocked out Ashton Donna in the sec
ond round at Memphis Monday night.
Pal started training yesterday at the
Arcade, where he will work for the
remainder of the week.
John Wagner, Racine promoter, was
in Chicago yesterday to look over the
talent John asserted he may stage
a few shows this winter if he can
secure attractive matches.
Sailor Freedman left yesterday for
Philadelphia to straighten out his
tangle with promoters. The local
fighter was originally matched TO
meet Johnny Mealey in the Quaker
City Oct. 3. When Freedman got a
chance to meet Leonard on Oct. Z he
called off the lMealey bout, Now
Freedman will not be permitted to
meet Leonard until he meets Mealey.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
NEW Y0Rk'S LEAD CUT
TO- GAME AND HALF

New York, Sept 3S.-The lead of
the New York Americans over the
Cleveland worlds champions was cut
to game and half yesterday, when
the Yankees lost. while that of the
New York Nationals was shortened to
three and half games through Pitts
burgh's victory.
The Yankees must win three OF
their four games to clinch the pen
nant and the Giants two of their four
If the Yankees break even, Cleveland
would have to win all it's four games
to finish first.
Pittsburgh faces the task of win
ming all it's five games while New
York Is losing four straight.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
COMISH TO AWARD
WILSON FIGHT COIN

New York. Sept. 27.-The New Jer-
sey boxing commission will soon re-
woke its order prohibiting Tex Rick
ard from paying Johnny Wilson, mid
dleweight champion, the $4,000 purse
for the Labor day fight with Bryan
Downey, according to reports here
yesterday
It was said that the attorney gener-
al of the state intended advising the
commission that. inasmuch as Ref
cree Jim Savage did not stop the fight
Wilson is entitled to his money. The
commission however, is expected to
bar Wilson from fighting in New Jer-
sey,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis .; New York, 0.
Philadelphia, 81; Boston, 5-S.
Others not scheduled
Games Today.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Others not scheduled
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
ACCIDENT HALT
TITLE POLO MATCH

Philadelphia, Sept 2S.-The final
match for the national open polo
championship between the Great Neck
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati, 8; Chicago, 3.
Boston, 80; Brooklyn, SIS.
Others not scheduled
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
Games Today.

Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Others not scheduled
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28

and Rockaway at thet Philadelphia
country club today was stopped in
the eighth period because OF an acct
dent to ]. c. Cowdin. che of the Rock
away players, Cowdin was badly hurt
and his pony was killed. The score
at the time stood goals to 6, in ia.
vor of Great Neck
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
BOYS AND GIRLS!

We have, arranged to take the en-
tire output of manufacturer Of a
high grade line of Sporting goods
our prices are rock bottom, no middle
men or retail profit.
Foot Balls-Rugby regulation size,
with guaranteed hand made blad-
der. So.
Soccer Balls and Punchings Bags with
guaranteed hand made bladder, 81
each.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
.STREAT0R GRID PLAYER
FRACTURES SHOULDER

Streator, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-N. Williams.
member of the Streator High school
football eleven, had the misfortune of
fracturing his shoulder yesterday aft
ernoon in a game with the Streetor
city team. This was the first football
mishap In the county since the open
ing of the 1921 grid season Williams
win he out of the game for the rest
of the season.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28

Ike BelroSe, son of Mr., and MI
Harry W, Berose Of Ottawa ayend
is attending Wesley University I'll
year. u was announced that he d
not answer the first call, but mig
report to mako the team within Il
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Foch Given Volume
by Local Chamber

A leather bound copy Of the Cham
Der Of commeroc publication. Seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Want N. w. Exhibits
at Show in Brazil

Every induccmeut Ia offered North.
west business men 10 exhibit prod
uc;s OF this section at the Brazilian
National exposition at Rio de Janeiro
September TO November IS. 1921.
Full particulars Of the exposition
have been received by the foreign
trade bureau OF the Seattle Cham
Der Of Commerce and are available
for consultation.
The Northwest has an emporium
lty 10 be featured not only in private
but D. government exhibits. as con.
grenn has authorized federal officials
TO place AZ tho exposition an exhibit
OF agricultural. forestry. fisheries
and mining products. Tho shipping
board also has been authorized to
make special rates for the irnnrporta.
ton Of government and private ex.
hibits and participants TO 30 90 and
from the exposition.