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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

If there be any hunters in Grady
county who have taken a few shots
at Bob White, prior to December |,
they have cause to worry and II
Chickasha or Grady hunters have
been tramping the fields, minus the
hunting license in their pocket, it
would be we'll for them to go forth
with and purchase same, for A. i.
Locney, deputy state game warden
is on their trail.
Mr.. Looney, whose home Is in
Davis, arrived in the city last night
and went on the job of checking
up Grady hunters this morning, hav-
ing ben sent to this territory by
the state game warden's office for
the express purpose of making a
detailed report as to what is going
on here and to arrest and prosecute
any who are found to be guilty OF
game law violations.
at is not my purpose, nor that or
the office, to work hardship on
any hunter in Chickasha or Grady
county" said Mr.. Looney this morn
ing. "At the same time, there are
game laws with which every hunter
is, or should be, familiar. Those
laws were made for the protection
of the game and for the protection
of the true sportsman against the
game hog. My job is to do what |
can to see that these laws are not
being violated.
81 can't do this alone. am a
stranger here and | want the CO.
operation of every true sportsman in
Chickasha. | can be reached from
time to time, as long as | am here,
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
and would appreciate any informa-
ton leading to the detection of any
one who has been violating the
game laws.
81 am not going to sit in the
chambers office and wait for some
one to come to me and make CO.
plant, but l am going into the field.
That is the only way a game warden
can work effectively ! will be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Of COUNTY WILL
MEET ON SUNDAY
Session Slated to start at First
Christian Church Here Tomor-
row at 2 o'clock; Many Del
egates Expected,

Arrangements for the annual
Grady county Sunday school conven-
ton to be held in the First Christ.
ian church here tomorrow afternoon
have been completed and very
thing is in readiness for the affair,
1t was announced this morning.
The session is slated to open at
200 o'clock and close at 4:30
o'clock. The song service will be
led by Rev. Clifford B. James and
the scripture reading and prayer
will be offered by Rev. R. E. L.
Morgan, pastor of the Methodist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Nichols
of Oklahoma City, Sunday School
workers in Oklahoma for many
years, and L. F. Sensabaugh, Okla
homa City, Sunday School secretary
Of the Oklahoma conferences, M. e.
Church, South, are to deliver adj
dresses. Reports from delegates win
be received
Every Sunday School in Grady
county has been urged to send dele
gates to the convention to be held
here tomorrow afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
SLICE Of FORCE
At ROCK ISLAND
EFFECTIVE TODAY
Nearly 200 Men Get Axe" al Local
Shops to Bring Expense Within
Months Appropriation Made
by offieials.
NUMBER OF FOKEri1N
AFFECTED BY ORDED
Some Of Men Plan to Leave, but
Majority viii Remain In chicka-
sha; Some Think Reduction
be Only Temporary.

Names Of two hundred local en-
ployes OF the Rock Island railroad
were erased from the payroll at /
o'clock this morning when the force
reduction order, believed by some to
be only temporary, went into effect.
The shops were closed down be-
fore daybreak this morning when
the night shift went off duty. They
will not be reopened until after an
appropriation for their operation is
made by company officials who
sliced large sum of money from
The December appropriation, neces-
stating the laying off Of the 200
men, including about $50 shopmen
and more than 50 carmen, or rip
track workers.
Whether any Of the men will be
called back to work on the first
of next month, it was pointed out
yesterday, will not be known until
after the appropriation for the
month is made.
Foremen Are Affected.
The big reduction in the Rock
Island shop force has affected fore
man as well as other employees. G.
H. Pretty, general foreman, assumes
the duties of shop foreman, replac-
ing Homer Myers, who assumes uae
role of machinst.
M. J. OLeary, erecting foreman,
assumes the night roundhouse fore
manship as a result of the reduc-
ton. M. III. Bigue, foreman of the
coppersmith department, will do the
work of a coppersmith.
7. P. Golden boiler foreman, goes
Continued on page S)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
WITH FOOTBALL TOGS PUT AWAY
IN MOTH BALLS, CAGING OUTFIT
or c. II. s. GETTING SHAPED UP

While the team proper Is in a
very embryonic stage, early pros
poets point to a strong Chickasha
high school basketball aggregation,
according to those who have been
closely observing the workouts this
week.
Coach Chas. Woody has a squad of
inexperienced yet promising men
who have lot of symptoms Of real
caging material. lie Is confronted
with the problem of building a ma
chine from the ground up, as every
regular on the 1920 aggregation was
graduated after the close of the
last school year The Washburn and
Lents positions at forwards must be
filled; Ray Green is missing at
center and Clark and Leland Adams
guards, are no longer students in
the local institution, having been
othoudtSh ipob g1dl.
Who will succeed these men as
regulars on the purple and gold
cagng crew? That is the question
that soon will be solved by Coach
Woody. The solving of the problem
no doubt, will be source of mucn
worry to the mentor. as the ma
teral must be polished and then
chosen from MSS of candidates
Bob Green Looms Strong.
1t is conceded that there are none
of the candidates who are head and
shoulder above their rivals and al.
ready have cinched berth. How
ever, Bob Gren, Roe, Gam, Pat Dun
can, DeKinder, Roe, Gam, Pat Dun
are looming up strong.
Green has had considerable ex-
rerience on the second teams and is
fast, dependable, accurate for
ward. He was a regular on the foot
ball team and is brother of Ray
Green, captain of the 1920 c. H. S.
quintet. Duncan, DeKinder and
three or four other promising Gag
ers will give Green a hard run
for his money. From the list of can
didates, an effective scoring branch
can be selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
ANGL0-JA JAPANESE 4
ALLIANCE THING !
OF PAST, REPORT
Agreement oerspped with Y. o.
Japan. britain and France Inter.
Ing Into Understanding Rsis'
tive 10 Pacific.
AGREEMENT REACHED
INFORMAL CONFERENCE
Hughes. ksto. nsifovr Get roueih.
or: Pledge 10 Maintain Peace In
Pacific and Not Forsify Psel
&c Island Ports.


Washington. Dec. a.-Ths anglo
Japanese alliance 10 scrappcd and
the United States. Great britain.
Japan and France enter Into an
understanding 10 take the place Of
the alliance. Il was learned today on
the highest authority.
In view Of the above conditions.
the japanese government accepts
the proposals Of Secretary Hughes
for reduction Of naval armament.
These momonious steps In world
Affairs have been virtually agreed
uron by Mr.. Hughes for the United
States. Mr. Dalfour for England and
Admiral Kato Tor Japan. II IL
earned that these decisions were
reached informally in a two hours
conference which Mr.. Hughes. Mr..
naifonr and Admiral Kato held last
night.
The understanding which Is report.
cd 10 have been reached between
the four nations Is TO have two main
points. the United Press was inform
ed today.
These points are as follows; The
powers pledge themselves to observe
and maintain TO the best OF their
ability peace In the Pacific and far
eastern country.
The second point In the agreement
is that the powers give their pledges
not to fortify the islands of tho
Pacific.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Gam May Hold Center.

CLANCY Gam. member of last
years squad, which had great
season. is being groomed Tor cen
ter He has plenty of competition,
however, and may not fall heir to
the berth. Among his rivals is Phil
lips, a former Duke, Okla, high
school star. Phillips starred in the
Jackson county basketball tourn-
ment last season, his rangy architec-
ture giving him wonderful advan-
tage at the pivot position. Phillips
is eligible to play with the Woody
aggregation this winter.
Roe, one of the three 1920 substi-
tutes who are now seeking regular
positions on the c. II. S. caging ma
chine, is one of the most likely
choices for the guardsnips. The Min
nekah lads speed makes him a
prominent figure on the court. De.
spite this, he probably will be push
ed hard by The wealth of material
available for the guards.
Schedule a Stiff One.
One of the stiffest schedules ever
offered to Chickasha high school
basketball team will face the Woody
cagers after the Christmas holidays,
according to Principal j. f. Hatcher.
Although the schedule has not been
completed, it will include engage
ments with Altus, Duncan, Ada,
Anadarko and Ardmore high schools.
Several road trips are being plann-
ed, the principal announced.
1t is probable that one or two
games will be played before the
Christmas holidays.
All games played here probably
will be doubleheaders in which the
Chickasha Hi girls team will ppr-
ticipate in the preliminary game.
While Coach Woody is engaged in
working out his boy cagers. Miss
Leo Walker is endeavoring to re-
build her sextette which was lost
by graduation last year. oMre than
16 girls are trying for places on
the team,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
WANTED HERE. IS
RELEASED WHEN
OKLA. COPS ERR
Howard nlshop. sought BY chless'
shs Authorities Turned Loose BY
OKLA. City Police Through
Mlsuncsrstandlna.

ny United Press.
Oklahoma cl'y. Dec. 1-llowaFd
bishop. said 10 ho wanted IN Chick
asha IN connection with recent rob.
bcrlcn there. took judge Chamber
advice and left lown late yesterday.
detectives we're convinced today.
bishop vas arrested here early
yesterday. charged With vagFancy
and was ordered held Tor chlckasha
authorities. Not knowing that he
vas wanted In Chickasha. Judge
Chambers dismissed the vagrancy
ease aealna, Bishop and ordered him
TO leave the city at once,
Pearls. believed 10 have been
stolen from a Chlckaaha home. we're
found In his possession.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
LECTURER To Be
HERE MONDAY N
TALK At 0.C.W.
Former Congressman nede of Mime
sofa. 'the Humorlst of the
Lower House." Scheduled In
Lecture Here Dec. 0.

A long life printer. newspapcrmnn.
Washington correspondent. and con
FrcHnman n the basis for the witty
and pertinent lecture which ].
Adam Bcdc. former congru mman
from Minnesota and known aii over
the nation M "thc Humorlst o, the
Lower House" will deliver on the
evening of December 9 at 3 o'clock
at tho O. G. W. auditorium.
Congrcaman nedo was n farmer
boy who learned the printers trade
and then studied law after working
hls way through college by teach.
Ing school. After an experience ~
q country editor he entered the met,
ropolltan field and became Washing.
ton correspondent for several big
dailics. Later he served as United
States marshal In Minnesota. and
was then sent to congress from the
state for six years.
That's the experience from which
his trained newspaper observation
and quick. pertinent wit have en-.
abled him to prepare what Is de.
clared to be one Of the most remark.
able lectures on our national life
ever heard on the platform. One OF
those observations may sum up his
political experience. Politics." he
says. makes strange bedfellowa.
and should be given wide berth"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
ARbUCKLE JUROR
HOLDING OUT To
stick COMEDIAN

by United Press.
San Francisco. Der. .. Refreshed
by a nights sleep at a hotel under
the watdami eyes Of balllffs. the
jurors who WIS deciding tho fate Of
FATTY" Arbucklc returned 10 the
hall Of justice shortly after 10
o'clock this morning TO resume their
deliberations. At 1915 they had
been out fifteen hours.
Rumors had Il that one woman
is holding out for conviction while
the others are for acquittal and
that twelve ballots have so far
been taken.
Abuckle arrived In court shortly
after 10 o'clock. He seemed to be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
State FOR
FEM SAYS LAST
OFFICIAL OFFER
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London. Dec. 3.-Sinn Fein has
been offered an Irish free state
within the British empire. with the
legal status Of a dominion. effective
one year from the date Of the ae-
ceptance of the offer. according TO
the London Times today
The Times published an outline
of the details OF what purported to
be tie latest offer made to the Irish
by the British government The plan
is to be considered by the cabinet
in Dublin today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Matt sankoy Grady sheriff. stated
this afternoon that his office had
notified the Oklahoma city police to
hold Bishop and were preparing TO
send a man after him when they
we're called by phone aud told by
the oklahoma City police that their
bird. having been deceased through a
mistake. had flown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
BRAND Explains Results.
by United Press.

BY United Press.
Paris, Dec. 3-Premier BRAND to-
day explained at n conference Of
members OF the French cabinet the
results thus far obtained at the
Washington conference from which
he has just returned.
AT the cabinet meeting particular
stress was placed upon the repara-
tons situation growing out OF re-
ports that England favors German
moratorium which the French op-
nose.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
JUNIOR PLAY DECEMBER 80.

The cast Of "Jimmy-Jim-Jim, the
class play of the C. H. S. juniors,
is working over time to round the
play into shape for presentation at
the high school auditorium on the
evenings of December s and 8. Crit
les say that progress thus far, indi-
Gates that it will be among the
best pieces ever offered by the
local juniors,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
WESLEY LUNCH STAND.

The Wesley Bible Glass of the
Methodist church, has completed
arrangements to serve sandwiches,
coffee, pie and doughnuts at
jtand located at the corner OF Third
md Choctaw Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
MAY NAB OTHERS
ON SHIP CHARGES
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Rec. 3.-Charges
against other persons may be made
by the government when II presents
its evidence OF alleged graf. In ship
contracts. against Charles W. Morse.
This intimation came today from
high government officials. who de-
clined to divulge names or details
of the charges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

In West African village the
sight of white man fills the infant
with terror.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

The roar of water fall Ia made
By the bursting Of millions Of air
bubbles
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
IRISH DELEGATES
ON WRECKED SHIP
By United Press.

IIolyhead, England. Dec. 3.-The
steamer. Cambria. conveying the
Irish delegates. Michael Collins and
Gavin Duffy. to Dublin for the Sim
Fein cabinet meeting today. collided
with schooner In the Irish Sea.
According TO reports reaching here
the schooner was cut In two but the
Cambria was only slightly damaged.
The Cambria returned to Holyhead
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Caissons were first employed In
England in 1851.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20

The first balloon Monigolflcr's, no.
condod from Lyons France, IN iTS5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
\ free Prescription DOES This 10
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Your Home.

New Yurk-lt IN my owH discovery
and % takes Just one application Ia got
such marvellous results. says Mae Edna
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h,r wonderful white skin and the im.
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tutil you try u you can form mo- idea
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pare nt YOUR own home IN nH follows.
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Before applying Dcrwillo cleanse the
skin thoroughly with good cleansing
cream. d.iaNn cold cream ! have found
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will as,onish you. II makes the skin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
HOW TO INSTANTLY HAVE
BEAUTIFUL WHITE SKIN

appear white. transparent. smooth and
vulvoty I especially recommend II
fur frecl,l,S. tan, mn spots. coarse
pt-.r. dark tillUw, rough skin. rud
dincss. wrinkles, and w fact. every
hlomish lhn face, neck. hands and arms
ARE heir a.. II your neck IN dark one
application 20 this combination will
mako II look as white No. My. II IL
absolutely harmless and will not pro.
duoo or stimulate q growth ~ hair.
Since rhOrt sleeves ARE Nv vogue II N
necessary "a have beautiful hands and
arms and No matter how rough aud
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they have had through hard work and
exposure to the sun and wind. this pre-.
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. NCTE-To gri tho hest effect be-
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ana u N ~ simple that anyone can
use u. and ~ inexpensive that any girl
or woman ear afford Il, Department
gHoros and druggists guarantee that
there VIII be- noticeable Improvement
after the first application or they will
rfund thu money. Il IL sold In this
city M ull toilet counters under
money refund guarantee. including Sal.
tor.L"nacy Drug Go. and Dohoncy.
Oliycr DRUG Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
LIGHT PLANT FIRE
UNKNOWN ORIGIN
MACHINERY DAMAGED AND CITY
~ DARKNESS tOR MORE
THAN HOUR.

The ciiy was without lgh, aud power
% short white early saturday night
Tho mlshap was due to nn oil switch
a. the water plant Second ana Fillmore
streets taking nrp from some unknown
cause \ short c.tc.it between the
electrical conductors az the switch
Gard resulted.
The wui,r nlani short circuit caused
an oIl switch a, tlc electric plant First
end TlNlDr surrnts o. burn which pro.
duc,d short circuit "a the electric
station, thgruly putting the electric
station on uf Dunmlaalun and badly
'HH ngnr the switchboard. The 1850
Nlownt Westinghouse turbine was nlsl
damaged.
Tho cay l.lghi nud Water Com.
nluy lost no time cutting loose the
damaged wires nud switches. ana prac.
ti,ully mo- difference In service viii Boz
noticed Dos the public. assured n. y.
iuUrUn. general superintendent II
M, plant saturday night
W tr tur Amarillo ~ pumped hy
the plant NJ Second and Fillmore streets
ilon the reservoirs 90 the stand pipe.
rlr pumus are driven by electric mo
tors sHpu'i,d with power from the Tuy.
lor street station to the pumping plant
10 FILLMORE and the Inconvenience that
might have resulted from tho crppliur
N one line Is avoided by utilizing the
second
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
HEREFORD Citizens
SEEK TAX INCREASE
FOR ND Of SCHOOLS


.peslal 10 The Nova.
HEREFORD, March TO- Hereford
b. s.ol.inr permission e. inX herself nm
eNuH coo" cents On. school purposes
,huH taking tho maximum ~ one dollar
On Goo hundred dollars taxable yalun
uuu. hn,lng already reached the flfiy
.oit lrt,
~ Dr. lbt suppressed opinion ~ thoE,
lDn,i, m touch with the matter Of
no ptOpul a. vote 100000 for the
erection 90 BE- h.rh school building VII
fu over ln great Shape The people n
o. stated are Hppruclating the excellent
.,fIliH shown by the schools even with
o.. h..1.Dnp ln iho form ~ inadouuut
m,.l.ii.s Thia had led 10 the present
mtDrllr attitude. II N stated. with
reference Ia the hig expenditure flr %
Hoh, "a huIiling.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
AMARILLO |. D. 0. F.
MEMBER 0ATTEND
meeting IN WACO
CANTON DRUM CORrs To FuR.
Nlsii ENTERTAINMENT ron
TIiE OCCASION.

stepping 10 the time 81 their own
drum music, Canton Drum Corps I. q.
O. y, 20 strong marched 10 IA, Fort
Worth a Denver station at lgO saiur.
dny afternoon aud boarded special
car for Waco. where the Amarillo on
eanisation Il advertised as feature II
the big parade By the Grand Lcdge this
week
The musicians looked sue and span
as they marched from odd Fellows Hail
In natty suits, under direction ~ Drum
Leader 3 a Burdinc and led hy Borrcll
3tidger. mascot. The special couch was
iecuraied with banner with the IN.
scffption. Amarillo Canton Drum
Corps" The party II due IN Waco ai
noon today and leaving on return trip,
noon THURSDAY.
The Waco meeting Il the Sist annual
SESSION Of the Grand Lodge and the
s7th annual seaalon of Tasbckah Assem-.
Wy. odd Fellows Throughout, the state
arc awaiting with pleasant anticipation
he four-dhy event.
h The program Which hoesns Monday l.
an especially interesting one
PROGRAM.
Monday.
ga. m-PArade n Members 81 the
order. all branches participating Start.
Ing at Raleigh Hotel. sth and Austin
Strue,s. south on Sth 20 Franklin. east
Un Franklin 10 9TH. north on l,h 10
Austin. west on Austin o. eth. north on
sth 10 Auditorium Theatre. where the
Ipublic exercises will he held.
A. L. Nicely. Grand Marshal.
Order Of Parade
Mounted Police. automobiles carrying
he Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge.
lebekAh Assembly and speakers.
Home Band. Representatives and sub.
ordinate members. Amarillo Drum
rorpa Amarillo Canton, Rebekah
Members.
s:so-Public meeting Auditorium
Theatre.
ProErzm-Music BY Home Band. In.
vocafion. Rev. J. N. Dawson. First
Baptist Church.
Address az weieome-Mayor Ben c.
1icharda-
Rsaponze-0rand Master w T. saw.
kEe. Song. olrls scxtstte.
Address to the Rebekahs-sls,er
Clara Pierce.
Rsspmse-En Goff, President Re.
,elAh Assembly Of Texas. Music. Home
band.
Address-''The Future 81 odd Fellow.
hip" Deputy Grand Master Joe Muir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20

goo o. m--Busiuoss session Of the
Assembly general order
t.jo-Couf,ring Degree 81 Chiyaly
az Assembly lllll Op,l Co the public
500 o. m--Night session uf the
Grand Lodge Election Of Officers.
Tue day.
$500 70. M business session 90 the
Grand Lodge.
e.oo o. m.-Busincss session "a; the
Rclpknh Assembly
SEQ p. On business session 81 the
Grand I.odrr
goo o.. m.-- Business session Rcbckah
Assembly
f'rlnring no p. M The Subordinate
Degrees win be- conferred ne the Cotton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20

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