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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

Chicago. July l5.-Harry II. Ward.
known as the lone wolf bandit. was
hanged this morning ut tho county tail
At I.2a o'clock. He paid the death pen
atty for the killing OF Thomas Graney
and Rudolph Schwartz last fall when
they attempted to stop him after he
had robbed hat store. Two others
were wounded by Ward at the ssme
time
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Reservoirs To Be Rebuilt

Berthoud. Colo. July 15.-The Ryan
Gulch reservoirs declared to have
caused the flood OF June on the Big
Thompson river. will be rebuilt &C
cordinC to announcement here. The
earthen dykes will he replaced by
c.mnnt dNkes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

home. 1909 Ormsn avenue. She was
member OF s., Francis Xavier church
and is survived by four children, Mrs.
Julian Atencio of walsenburg. colo.
Mrs Pauline Lucero. Mrs. Daniel SAN
ches. and Joseph Mondragon. all OF
Pueblo. The funeral will take place
Monuday morning at $50 o'clock from
the home and at O'Clock from st.
IN Roselawn in charge of Mccarthy
and Brown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
HEAT WAVE GRIPS
SECTION OF KANSAS

Eldorado. Kansas, July i5.-The heat
wave which has held this section Of
the state in its grip for the past two
weeks. grew more intense today. the
thermometer reaching the los degree
mark Towns within a radius of FIVE
miles of Eldorado today reported rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
SAVE 1T WITH ICE.

FOR QUICK TIRE REPAIRING
and tire changes on the road or for
New Tires, Call Tire Service Inc.
Phone 3l53.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

DON'T FORGET the Special Sunday
Evening Dinner at Ellingtons begin
ming at p. m. Music.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

DIVORCE ACTION-The double
charge of desertion and non support is
lodged against Walter Milton in a di-
vorce complaint filed yesterday in the
district court by Mrs. Emma Milton,
who married him in Pueblo on October
"a, 1910 They have three children.
aged 6. and years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

The funeral Of Cologero Dazzo will
take place today at O'Clock from the
Mccarthy Brown chapel and At 1880
o'clock from Mt Cormel church. Burial
will be in Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
HYDRo-sToNE HOMES. Phone s,s.
AD-Stcel Safes and Cabineta. n
Best. O'Brien Printing Go.

MINISTER AERIVEs-Rev. Alfred
Trenerry, of Niles. Mich. arrived in the
city today and will occupy the pulpit
of the First Baptist church for the
next three SUNDAYS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
CARDS To cArALoGuE,-rr.r,l,n Pres,

THE HARDIN Hairdressing. Mani
curing and Chiropody parlors now open
for business. 81 Masonic Block.
WATCH the crowds at Lake Mime
qua Park. They always have fun out
there-no matter when you GO Iazz
band music every day-boating. bath
ing, dancing. rry-Go-round and all
and pleasant. too. with those delight
fully cool hreezes blowing across the
Lake to the Park.
DON'T forget the dances at the
Garden on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday nights. 500 to 1880 p. m.
WHAT is Birthday without
Flowers? Gladiolas. Sweet Peas
Daisies, etc. Minnequa Green Houses.
35oi-w.
THE CHTEFTAIN classified page is
an inducement in its self-Results.
Our wagon is now delivering water
AL over the city. Phone in your orders
Phone SO. Clark's Mineral Springs Co.
mALoNEY. Tailor and Cleaner. $40
South Union Ave. Phone 275s-w.
ENDING CHRISTOPHER WAR
Deputy state Entomologist C. L. Cork
ms went to Fowler Yesterday TO sun
erintend the decisive final offensive
against the crasshoppers On coming
back TO Pueblo tomorrow. he will go
on to Fort Collins TO attend the an
nual conference OF department heads
of the colIeSe work
Ops BARBER SUPPLY omen for
business. send us your order.
II. a. SMITH for first class carpe.
cleaning. 32i f, Sth. Phone enw.
FOR QUICK TIRE REPAIRING;
and tire changes on the road or for
New Tires. Call Tire Service Inc.
Phone 3l53.
AGG1E OFFICIALS LEAvE-Presi
dent {, y, Lory. of the Colorado Agri-
cultural College. and Director of F,
tensions Mccain, left for Denver aud
Fort Collins yesterday morning. after
an investigation Of flood conditions in
the valley and the city. 1t ia under
stood that they have formulated plan
for the Immediate relief of washed on,
farmers, which they will submit to tho
other state officials. tho the plan has
not been divulEed
BEtLAH BTG-i STAGE
leaves Midland Hotel every day AM
HAVE your flood stoves rebuilt,
good az new. All work guaranteed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

The funeral OF peter Sanuerell was
held Friday afternoon from the home
i0i Kelley avenue. Burial In Rose
lawn In charge of T. G. Mccarthy and
company.
The funeral Of Dabi Domineaues will
he held this afternoon Mt $3.50 o'clock
from Mt Carmel church. Burial VIII
he in Roselawn in charge of T. @.
Mccarthy and company.
Mrs Mary % stoops. aged as years,
died last evening at the residence at
Nineiand. following an illness of ten
years She is survived by her hus-
band. Frank Stoops. and one son. Vic
tor, Of tho family home Arrangements
in charge of Mccarthy Brown.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Prince
will be held Monday morning at $3.50
o'clock from the home, 1918 EilAr
avenue. and at Q o'clock from ST.
Mary's church. Burial will be in Rose
lawn in charge OF T. G. Mccarthy and
company.
DUMBoLToN. Mrs. Netue. age S.
wears. died yesterday at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. p. II. Hodge. after
an illness Of six months. She was n
member of the Baptist church. Surviv-
ing her are two brothers, Archie j.
pumholton. Pueblo; Arlie F, Dunn
bolton. Weston Mills. New York. and
one daughter. Mrs, Y r Hodge Of
pariore Of r c. Mccarthy and COM
pnuy and will he forwarded to clean,
New York for burial
NoNpRAGoN. Mrs. Romoncita. age
"a years. died July Is at the family
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Dor

Charles F Wills and Mrs. Matte A.
Walker. Trinidad. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

DON'T forget the dances at the
Garden on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday nights. 500 to 1890 p. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

To Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Barnard.
ii25 East Seventh street. July II.
boy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

THE HARDIN Hairdressing. Mani
curing and Chiropody parlors now open
for business. 81 Masonic Block.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

YEAGER COAL co.
All grades COOL fuel including Broad
head lump, nut and slack. Phone 500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

FOR QUICK TIRE REPAIRING
and tire changes on the road or 10,
New Tires. Call Tire Service Inc
Phone Sl53
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

BEtLAH BIG-i STAGE
'ea'es Mlnland hotel every day. AM
HAVE your flood stoves rebuff,
good as new. All work guaranteed,
Clll olhl-M
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
FOR SALE

One six foot soda fountain in good
order.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR STORE.
SPEND your Sunday at Lake Mime
qua Park. 1t is delightful out there
and there is lots of innocent fun for
everybody.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
It's Cool and Comfortable Here We Are Getting Pretty Shape Serve
You Now


he
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

n. A. SMITH for first class carpe
cleaning, 321 f. 5th. Phone eTyy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16
NEW SHIRTS

There's the London. checked shirt with
starched collar to match, at ....... $2.25
Those beautiful Punjab Crepes that need
laundering: made by the Arrow factory under
the name of Crnkley Crepe at 80. $3.50
Arrow Crepe Shirts in three stripes
at Observation-Disclosures. 1925
The Gordon 90, Arrow of Oxford cloth-the
last word in style ................. S2.75
Oxford Shirts-the Manchester with button
down collar observation-disclosures. $3.50
Patterned Madras white Shirts with low collar
attached at Observation-Disclosures. S2.7L
Starched cuff Shirts for young men: size II
only; three colors ................. $500
Those sOxSO Percaes, printed patterns, very like
able; on sale at .................. 1.25
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

Our wagon is now delivering water
al over the city Phone in your orders.
Phone $50. Clarks Mineral Springs CO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

mALoNEf. Tailor and Cleaner. $40
Sorth Union Ave. Phone 275s-w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

DON'T forget the dances at the
Sarden on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights. 500 to 1880 p. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

OPS BARBER SUPPLY open TO,
business. Send us your order.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

THE CHIEFTAIN classified page is
an inducement in its self-Results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

WHAT is Birthday without
Flowers? Gladiolas. Sweet Peas
Daisies, etc. Minnequa Green Houses.
35Oi-W
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-16

NONDRAGoN. Mrs Romonc'ta. age
a years. died July Is at the family
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26

iaben. 1~eberbalpt tetlsn sic mil
alles nit, mas SSbner irgen6nie bon
Bebeutung ideint. 8e1pnoers mas
gie iber 2apanbals 2eber1 in Sen
fenberg in @rfabruilg bringe1 fDnnen.
Mir it ia iebe Gin8elbeit bon Mi4d=
tigteit."
sd perbe ares tur, mas sic perz
langen, aber ih geftebe Sbnen - id
babe gar feline 9pffnung, bab nit
Dem armen Selir auf biefem Wese
belfen nerber!!1
Stun, bas mfen mir gDtt uno
nnferem guten Stern iiberlaHen! ST.
Der Meg falf9 IN poppr1 i9 nod
ribt iiber5eugt bin - b1iebe urs 11u1
mebr Die Spur Ser Srau Sublat, Die
ia au9 70 nt9t berlDren 1T. Nun min
i6 bor anem lei fu9en, als &obtn
Die 8efannti@aft ofefes 8eter Mar!
gu maiden"
v@ie molen beute nod mad SEM
fenbergg"
nSelb1tber1tdrDlt9! W(1r ltegt Dar=
an, BORT eber auf Der 8ilofld6e gu
eri9etnen als !9err b. 2aban6al. st
tam Damn I'm 10 peniger 8eroa9t
f9Dpfen fans es ibm III Den
Sinn fdome. ~1ebrigens min i@ nur
fonbieren beute."
90 5uberfi6tli@ un6 frob Meltttd
ben part perldfen bate, 70 mutlps
uno erttduf@t febrte tie anriid.
Sc lGnger lie bariiber na6bu9t,
6efto abfurber f6ten tbr !9empels
@er6a9t gegen 2apan0al. Welher
3nfammenbang fonnte 5ntf9en bic
fem iungen 2ebemann un6 Ger armer
alten SrDf1erin in @ra5 ober ser
gisler beitehene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
vMfeiue Nad1barsfra,t. sSra,t 9

NAtetttt 1luatuarsTTa1t, VFan q.
Sled. mar bon aIen Mer5ten IN oieier
umgege1t0 bebanoelt moroen," ibreibt
9err @manuel SriB BON Mmbro1e, u.
uuber feiner bate ibr belfen tom
men. Sic NOR 10 rbeumatiiA, Dab tic
1peoer geben nod iteben fonnte. Sic
gebraubte Damn Sorni' Alpenfrauter
ut1o 1T lett geluno." 0ieie altbemabrs
te &rautermeoi5in bilft oen Rieren II.
Der 2eber BEL Der Musidetoung un0
Gntfernllng iener giftigen 5ubitan5en
tpelde Die logennnten rbeumatiibetl
9eloen berporrufen. 8orni'S Mlpell-
fral1ter lit feline Apotbeterme0igin,
ior1oerr miro bon beionoeren 2ofal=
ogerlten geliefert Die ernal1t lin0 bon
ben Seriteaern, ST. Reter Gabrnep q
Sons SO, 25O1 8aibington 8lpo.,
So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26

Gin 9aftor in Detroit bat adt M65g
lidfeitt entoedt one ben Mntergang
Der 0ef berbeifubre1t fonnter. @ir
Etpillen nod bon elmer neltnten: pel11l
bic Menihen 10 meiter nirtidaften,
1pie in ben lesten iieben Sabrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26

Penn sic geil1d erpayten, Damn.
bin i6 ippbl boppelt ungelegen gs~
fommen? 6Gtten sic mir bies bod
gleia geiast!!" tat 9empel iberz
raf9t.
peter Marf fdutte1te Sen Ropf,
nno es f6ten 5ilas. als guide Elm
8lib bes 9erbrufes iiber fem glattz
raiiertes @eii9t.
vnnselesen? SIN Gegenteil!" iaate
er fnr5. sd CLAUDE, oiefer 8eiu6
miro ni6t biel nit meinem 9errn in
B%erubrung fommen.1
Damn p%erfhpano er, nahbem er
mod cine Slafhe Mein unb Elm @Tas
bor 6empel auf Ben Slid geftent unb
tbn aufgeforbert batte, fi9 oamit bie
3eit gu bertreiben.
Ser 9eteftib mar alein.
Wie fDnberbar unD ge1eimnisbon
einen bier a1es anmutst, bahte er.
Gana unbers, als i6 es ernartet,
unb bo4.
gines 1T flur: Ser 9ierer freut
IF iber metn 3ommer, neil es ihm
gera6e iebt cine ninfpmmene Mblen~
lunq fir feinen 9errn gu perbeiBen
1Aeint.
Mblenfuno, aber tpnnon? Gs f6ien
fat, als fiirdte er fit Sic ndh'e
s2ett u%nangenebme @inorIdc. 9os
fDnnte nur nit 2apanbals Mnfunft
5ufammenbdngen.
Mu6 ga itedt elm Hdtfel babinz
ter. Ser Snfel 1abet ben Neffen GIT
1ih Elm, un6 Der 9iener behauptet,
rG;efer 8eiu9 miro niht biel nit
meinem 6errn in 8eribrung fomz
men. Was gum Seufel fann oas
henenten9
Gr CAB es enbli6 auf, bariiber
naG5ugriibeln, uno iiberlegte, nas
er mergen Dem alten !9errn an Mnz
tiquitGten in Musii9t ftelen tDnnte.
Natirli9 pirbe ct ,iagen, bob
fem @epdd nod in @ien Tag: bann
muBte GreunoN Blum, eine MutDrtz
tat erften Manges auf Dem @ebiet al
ter &unftgegen5tdn6e, linn cine fletne
Muslefe feltener @tide 5ufammenite!z
len.
6offentli@ be1aB ct nod Ole Rriiz
geiammlung unb Die bubi9en 9o6z.
5e1tsbe4er, Die ct linn fur3lth einz
nal als ltnifa ge5etgt bate. Mu4
cine foftbare Soilettegarnitur, bie Bpm
marta Mrtpinette itammen fpnte, To-
bel 6empef 1ib erinnern fonnte, mar
BON Blum aufgeft1bert un0 ertporben
nor6en.
Ser @;ntritt oes &ummerbierers
unterbru& feline @eoanfen. pefer
Marfs @ei6t ftrablte f0rmli@, unb
fem porbin aebiidter Sang mar
plGBlth elaftii9 %aenorben.
SIS eing tneit better, als i'd
oadte", fteB ct nit 10 ebrlider
Breube heraus, bab 9empdbn
aan5 geribrt betradtete. r@r mil
Sic 1ogar beute nod feben. . 0as
beiBt, ipenn es Sbnen ni@t gu fpdt
piro.1
rMir feinestpegs! Mber ibm -
80, er f9ldft ia obneh:n fqft feline
Na6t, uno heute f9pn gepiB ni9t!!
Sir i'm tpGre es cine angenebme
3erftreuung. nnb sic, Monfieur ~
tpenn sic erfauben piroen, oaB ih
ssShren Maeen forti9ide unb Sbnen
na9ber zines Ger Tremben3immer
ri9tets2 Sag @olen @ie21
rWit @ergniigen!"
sd banfe Sbnen! sic tun 6amit
mebr Elm gutes Werf, als Sic abnen
fInnen! 8itte, fommen Sic nun!
Mein !6err ertpartet @ie!!"
8ertpirrt folgte 9empel Dem Die
ner.
Mel@er @%liids5ufan! Dus mar
il mebr, dls er ie bate ertpurten
..1nnen. Sober puls in ibm mar
fitbern6e grpartung, als peter Start
MN bic buben eef6nibten s51iigeltiiz
.er Dffnete, Bic ous Dem Gntree in
Elm nit biiiterer Bra9t eingeri9tetes
@ema9 fibrten un6 mel6ete: Dion
fierr Np6in Gus Paris!"
XXI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
Xxx.

Xxx.
Snotpi19en beitieg @ilns 9empel
fetnen Wagen, Ben ct Elm Stid entz
fernt bate parten laHen, un6 fubr
brett na9 @enfenberg.
9ie eriten grouer Mbenof6atten
fenften ii9 nte6er, als ct 6as @91ob
errei9te, bus in feiner WeitlGufigz
felt un6 Der fl0iterliben @tiIe, bie es
urngab, 6oppelt melan9olii@ pirtte,
tpenn 6as belebenbe @pnnenlt9t es
b~erlafen bate.
Das 9auptportal mar gef@loFen.
9as ion tpobl 1DmbDli1@ tpirfen?
oa4te 9empel fpDttti@ Mar1 relief
ticrt ni4t auf 8eiude! @eniert MIDI
aber ntht.
St befab1 Dem Rutf6er, III Sen
Wtrtf@aftsbof gu fabrer, Ser 1eitz
pdrts apif6en 5talgebduben lag
uno aug 6em man 9feifen bernabm,
Sin Rettfne6t unb Der alte Sem
fenberger &utf6er beibe in 9emo=
drmeln ~ febter eben cine altbGtertz
1he Rutf@e initano, bie ipDbl be-
fimmt maj, nensfrtparteten @aif bonn
8uknbof gu bolen.
9empel trat 5iemli9 1elbfbepuBt
ouf un6 berlungte, BEN. @9lobberrn
qe,nel6et 3u merben.
Mie er nibt an6ers ernartete,
nurbe fem 8egebren fura ubgelebnt.
Ser 9err empfange feline 8e1u9e
uno oirfe ni9t geitDrt neroen.
Damn m0ge man 9errn Peter
Marf rufen.
Mu6 bas ginge nt@t an. @s iei
f&on fpdt, uno Marf babe iebt oben
gu tun.
Mber @t1as lieB fi6 ni@t abi@at<
teln. Sang gemitli@ ftieg er aus
ieinem Wagen un6 feBte fi9 a1f eine
Banf an Ser @tantir.
.Dann tperbe i9 bier auf 6errn
Marf tparten. IS ba116elt fi@ INN
cine pthttge @a9e ur6 SER b.
Senfenberg tpiirbe na9ber febr dr.
aerlt4 fem, tpenn er ri9ts BON metz
mem &ommer1 erfabrer bGtte."
Mua oas f6ien nidt ben gertngz
item @inorud 3n MAIDEN. 9ie atpei
2eute bltdten i'm, tpdbren6 lie ibren
Magen neiter bIanf riebe1t, autpei=
len MIR NIT beritphIe11em MiRtrn1te1
an.
dub n Sube fem! MeinF Du
nt9t, Sofef?" ldgte Ser Rutf@er
einmal balblaut. r@r reoet 10 fo<
mild. @ar niht pie II ebrlt6er
Deutf9er!!"
.Rarn fem, CAB ser @eitfne6t
CUR Mnttport. u3uortngli@ Is er gez
nug!"
Ma6 elmer Wei1e fpannte ser &utz
i6er Die pferbe Elm un6 fubr 6apon.
Sofef begab ii9 ins @9lob, an19ei<
memo pbne tpeiter bon benz syremben
Mpti3 3u nebmen. Ste 6intertiir
ma6te er furforgli9 gu.
Sn3pif6en purbe es bunfel.
@ilos fling On, fid 81 drgern. Das
f9ten ia nirfliG etne nette Wirtl4aft
bier, unb Sic 2eute ma@ten iih am
@nbe pob1 nod einen SpaB aug
tim?
S9on nplte CT BRETT ins @9loB
bringen unb fategortf9 berlangen,
baB man ibm sen Rammer6iener
enbli9 rnfe, als Die 9intertir iid
abermals 0ffnete unb Elm alter Mann
nit elmer Qaterne in Der 9an6 err.
f9ien.
ST battle Elm slattra'srtes grGn1z
li9es @eiidt, uno fpdbie miBtrau<
tfa lumber, big ct 9empel entbedt
hattie.
rglb, Sd iino Sic ia" iagte e
oum 3iemlfh unfreunolid unb Don
o5en berab, man fdgte mil, bob Elm
Mann mid 0ur6dl1s fpreden nDne
!. MIN, mas gi5t's Oenn9"
,@nt}aulbigen sic, MDnfeur",
anftportete 9ernpel nit al1sgefu6ter.
SDflihtett, Dob i6 gu 10 unpafe1=
Ser 5tunoe DDrfpre6e, dber ipe1ll1
man iiiih auf ber Durbreife befinbet
!. i1 p1nme ndmlid Dorl Pdris
'lulD niirbe, falls Elm iDeiteres gerz
peilen III Diefer 6eaeno ffet.aeu 99tped
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-26
st. Beneoict's
Acaoemp : :
81. Sofeph, stearns County, Minu.

Cine ber beften Mnitalten s1r b1be.
rem S6dterer5iebung i'm eamseu
Norbtueiten. 1nterridt in beutider,
engliider 1nb frans6iiider Gprade.
Stenograpbie, SDpemritins, Bud.
fiibren, Wnif, Walen, aod)en mmb
ueiblide 6anbarbeiten. YriDatsim.
mer, nit alien n1Dbernen 8eqnemlid.
feiten at~sgeitattet, iteben Ben 800.
linge1t aur Gerfignng. Mit ubiqem
Snftitnte tit cine Sdule fit &naben
bDn 6 biz IL Sabren berbnn6en. @e.
gen NSberem tpenbe 11au iid95 an
Sister Di-rectress, o. S. B.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-25
Former Chickasha
Girl Has Tribute
For u. s. UnknOlCn

Washington. Nov. 2s.-chIckasha
VAS represented at the bier of
Americas unknown hero at the
Capitol In Washington. Miss Lucille
Canning paid her silent tribute as
member of the American womcn's
Legion. an adjunct Of TIE American
Legion. differing from the women's
Auxiliary in that II is the body OF
women who actually served them
selves during the great war and
received official discharge at the
hands Of the government
With a military escort, the Legion
followed the Stars aud Stripes and
iho.- own silk banner Of blue and
gold to the spot where the floral
emblem Of peace and victory was
deposited by Mrs. James W. wads
worth jr.. OF New York.
For efficient service In the Mobil-
ization Division Of tee Army I'm
Washington, Miss Canning was one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-25

torists have been known to lay the
bllmo upon another tread design .or
blowout to the tire slde-wall.
There is no end to fantastic lunches
in the tire business.
81 have also noted several quaint
and many dangerous superstitions
as to tire upkeep. The worst and
most expensive superstition of all
is that underinflation causes longer
wear and fewer blow-outs. No tire
maker ever prescribed such treat
ment-in fact underinflation is one
of the poison labels of the industry.
"All in all, tire customers preju-
dices give zesC to the business.
There is no rubber product on sale
today which can compare in use
fitness and efficiency with the au-
tomobile tire. Manufacturers utilize
every aid that science and expert
inpnt can give to make tire that
may eventually equal the life of a
car"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-25
Key Men Tied Close
TO Dodge Brothers

Fred ]. Haynes, president, and
John Ballantyne, treasurer, the key
executives of Dodge Brothers, have
just entered into an iron-clad con-
tract with that company covering a
long period of years. The announce
ment is intended TO set at rest at
once and for all time thoughts that
there is the slightest chance of a
change in Dodge Brothers, either in
ownership or management.
Ever since the passing OF the
founders, John F. and Horace e.
Dodge, the future of the big bust
ness has been the subject of specu-
lation. It's splendid standing in the
commercial world, the great record
of its achievement and its golden
future with almost limitless possi-
biljties naturally made mouths water
and tongues scatter rumors wher-
ever wiseacres foregathered.
But the stories and rum0rs, flat
tering as they were, became annoy
ing. to the owners of the business
the only ones who were not consult
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-25

price on Samson Trucks, says Condie
mckinley of the Ozard Supply com
pany and the public benefits in
directly.
"The perfecting of factory methods
and the increased production sched-
ules for the ensuing year have made
these reductions possible, and to
give the operators motor trucks the
immediate benefit il was decided
to announce the reductions now in
stead of waiting until the end OF
some quarter or other unit of time
in the conduct of business.
"For years the Samson factory has
striven to produce the best motor
trucks at the lowest prices. 1t has
never been question of how much
can motor truck be sold for, but
rather for how little can motor
truck be sold"
Model "15" light truck now sells
for s595, aud Model "25' heavy duty
truck has been reduced to $685..
These prices are FOB. factory
with war tax extra
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-25
Shake-Ups In
Auto Industry

During the last year there have
been many changes in the official
personnel of several of the largest
automobile and truck factories in the
country. Several manufacturers who
had been with the same firm, build
ing the same car over period Of q
dozen or more years stepped out,
giving place to newcomers with more
advanced ideas and better appre-
citation of what the public wants,
and of modern manufacturing con-
ditions in the industry The demand
is for a high-grade, dependable car,
at a reasonable price. Good looks
and first-class performance under
difficult conditions and over long
period of time are the main factors
in the motorists appraisal of motor
car, according to the best posted and
most successful manufacturers and
dealers in the industry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-25

ToFukswa Ia popularity thought Of
IN Japan - tho head Of the dolosa'
ton. However. while generally 20
referred To hsc. there il IN fact.
no officially designated head" Of
tho delegation. The government has
been al pains "a point out that fact.
and "a has Prince Tokusa~s. bat
all IN vain. The name means lead
orshlp TO his oouns,men.
TokuKawa was born In iss1 near
Tokyo and In isss was designated
BY the shogun A. his heir, Just be.
fore tho shofuns were swept from
tho rule of Nippon.
In addition TO his English cduea'
ilon he has toured America and
other parts Of tho world. and visited
President Taft during a trip 10
Washington.
One japanese newspaper empha-
sized the fact that the shoguna
good relations with the
United States. from Perry's arrival
10 the restoration Of the Emperor
The Americans looked upon tho
Shotgun ~ the supreme ruler Of
Japan" Il continued. ~and even 10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-25

pf q hnadTed gIfls ol tho nstIun Nho
received a large. elaborate eeftlfl'
e4ls from General y u. crowdes
January 1913. she resigned heF posi
lion hav In the city schools 10 az
tepl q position wIsh the government.
since April 1919. Miss cannins
has made her homs Al Tudor Hall
ono of washlnEton's nc~ apartment
iionsoa. located ~ ass Massachusetts,
ayonne, northwest. Aha intends 20
return to chlekasha soon 10 max.
some improvements on tho property
II go South seventh street. built
BY her father. the late John +.
Canning. and sos Iowa avenue. both
uf which they have owned slnca
1908.