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

crookcdom. appcrs IN the greatest
Characterization OF her career. In
Tod Brownlng's melodrama of the
underworld. "Outside the Law"
wciich will be shown at the Rialto
next Monday. TUESDAY and Wednes.
day.
As "Silky Mol" Madden. daughter
and pal OF a notorious but reformed
San Francisco crook. she finds hon
esty irksome and selzes an oppor.
tunity TO revenge herself on society
after her father has been railroaded
to prison. Even more OF an enigma
than most women. Silky Moll is wise
with tho wisdom OF women. who live
by wits. sweet with the heady sweet
ness of dry wine and with a heart
az hard as II is pure. After her dar.
ing crime coup. In which banker is
bound and gagged TO the music of
his cwn orchestra and robbed of
100000 neckless within call OF his
guests, silk Moll and her male con.
federate hide CUT in Knob Hill
apartment. During the long months
of their voluntary Imprisonment a
great change comes to the soul OF
silky Mol, through tie influenco OF
a chubby little youngster from the
next door apartment. =.
Tod Browning wrote and produced
"Outside The Law at an expendi-
ture OF aquarter Of million dol
lars, and the result is said to be one
of the most notable dramas OF the
decade, pictorially and Historically.
Lon CLANCY. who will be remem-
bered for his excellent work in "The
Man. and forshis still more
excellent work in "The Penalty
and who is acknowledged the fore
most portrayer of difficult roles on
the screen is seen in two roles of as
tonishlng dissimillarity.
Others in the cast are Wheeler
Oakman, playing the male lead oppo
site Miss Dean; Ralph Lewis as the
father; l.. A. Warren. Wilton Tay
Ior, Melbourne MacDowell anf little
Stnaley Coethals. On the whole.
one Of the strongest, convincing and
most capable casts ever assembled
Tor any motion picture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
ATTRACTION TODAY rs
fffr SINS OF ST. ANTHONY
|, AT RiALFo7 THEATRE

The quickest way to make a wom-
an want you is to make her think
she's lost you, according tocFthe in
formation of those men claiming ex
perience OF course it isn't every
man who claims to know anything
at all about women these days, but
we'll grant that theory is right in
some cases. 1t was most powerfully
right in Bryant Washburn'se latest
picture for PararnOunt-Artcraft,
"Sins of st. Anthony" the attraction
to be shown at the Rialto Theatre
Saturday, March II.
Mr.. Washburn has the role of An
thony Osgood, a young scientist,
who is ultra-old-fashioned, hardly
knows where there is anything living
except what he sees under micro
scope, and wears clothes so queer
he looks like an antique relic. He is
engaged to young lady who is
rather lively, and after time she
breaks her engagement with him
because he hasn't got enough pep.
Being very much in love with the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12

To severe criticism. and probably In
dletmcn,, and punishment.
III the law authorizes The creation
OF debt for specified purpose
only. an. attempt TO create one for a
purpose not specified would be With
out validity"
when the debt Is void In It's u.
teptlon. for want. OF authority to crf.
ate Il. no subsequent ratification OF
Il by the collection Of taxes, or other
wise can give II any validity. nor can
there be such thing as bonaflde
holder. OF the obligation with a right
to collect taem. notwithstanding the
want OF power In the city TO collect
them"
The attempt to secure approval
Of this proposed diversion by voto
o, the citizens 10 worst than futile.
The city can only have an election In
accordance with our laws. There Il
no authority delegated to any one 10
call. or order a vote. and such
methods Irauguratcd by new indI-
ylduals, imposing no obligation upon,
the citizens TO act. and whatever tho
result OF the votes. II helps. or hin.
ders no one. II Is chid's play. ani
is frivolous.
AN election to vote obligations
for any purpose ON tic tax payers.
mat be upon petition Of the reaul.
site number OF taxpayers. and order.
ed by the city authorities. and the
method of calling and conducting
such an election must be strictly In
accordance with the statute. or II.
will he void
THE people generally understand
these statutory regulations. and
know that this proposed test OF pub
lie sentiment Is without authority OF
law, and will not impose any obll.
cation. and will not to the bond
buyer be any shield.
Let us respect the wholesome safe
guards provided under the constiiu.
ton and laws OF our state. and not
invite criticism OF our intelligence.
and good faith by attempting to do
something that We cant do.
Respectfully.
Thomas .. O'Neif."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
FILM is THRILLING
LockLEAR RECORD

A monument to Che heroism OF an
American scientist OF the air" Is
"The Skywayman". It. Omer Lock
lear's greatest picture. which is to
be presented by William Fox at the
sugg Theatre on Monday. Ten per
cent OF all the profits from the ex.
hibition OF this picture throughout
the country Is to be given TO the
families OF Locklear and his pilot
1t. Milton Elliott, by Fox Film
Corporation.
THE Skywayman' is said to prove
what Locklear always held--namely
that his daring exploits above the
clouds were not performed In bra.
vado, but for the good of mankind.
When he stepped from one plane to
another thousands OF feet above the
earth II was to show that 1t could be
done in emergency. Until he did 1t
nobody believed the balance and sta
billty of an airplane could be main
tained while man stood out on the
wings.
He performs this feat and others
lust as startling in "The Skyway'
man." which is romantic drama OF
love and adventure. II Is the story
of a young American pilot, who with
his memory gone after crashing to
earth in France, returns to America
and finds himself injected into ad-
ventures as thrilling as any he had In
France.
No other airman, even among the
great war aces, ever captured the
worlds admiration as Locklear did.
His name will live, and THE SKY
will help perpetuate. 1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12

girl. Anthony inakcs stock OF him.
felf and decides that nlsyhe she was
right about h.-and anxious TO regain
her favor he starts ont In seardh OF
the missing pop. After some wander.
Ing. he ran Into about the widest
little show the town offered. and
gathering courage with every stop.
ho even stumbled lnio the off stage
rooms.
Here he fell Into the wllcs OF the
leading lady. one ravishly beautiful
Jeanette. At heart she was really a
dear sort OF girl. and she took an
instant liking to Anthony because
he was 30 above the average Of
stage.door.j .johnIcs she had known be
fore. Sadly he poured out his tale
Into her eyes. and she Immediately
appointed herself his instructor In
modern living. And waat a transfer.
ration she wrought He became
regular beau bnmmcl In dress and
even got some lovely gossip stirred
up about himself. Sure enough the
old girl heard about II. and was so
impressed she sought to renew the
old relations. But the damage was
done. s.duf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
used ler no other purpose.

htru Tor no othrr purpose.
ldcm Sec. 1.-THE Legislature
shall not auihorise any county or
subdivision thereof. city. town. or IN
corporated district. TO become q
stockholder In apy company, asSocIa.
tion, or corporation. 10 obtain. or ap.
proprIatc money for. or levy any tax
for or. to loan It's credit TO any cor.
poratIon. association or individual.
These constitution prohibitions. and
safeguards. are IDENTICAL with the con.
stltutions OF many OF the states. and
have been upheld by the courts. With.
out these projections. you can see.
that tae cities and towns might be
more bankrupt by the want OF dis.
cretIon. or the dishonesty ~ public
officials. The scheme evolved. and
now before our people. is for the
I,ase Ball and County Fair promot-
crs, TO join with the city. aud buy,
and build a park. outside the city
limits. where the baseball and county
fair enterprises may bc annually pro
noted The city is to become 4 part
ner In these enterprises. to the OK.
tent OF furnishing n suitable place
where these activities may he oper.
ated. with no interest In the profits
TO be made. Tiis cannot be upheld
because OF want OF power aud au
/ thority OF the city authorities. as has
been expressly held Ia many cases
The municipalities OF our state. can
exercise only such authority as rs
expressly delegated % them unde'
the constitution. They are expressly
delegated to them under the constI.
tuition. They are expressly denied
such authority. Under Sec. 53s OF
our Code. cities OF over 1000 inhabi.
tohH oh1ii HuNt iutul+
The right ard power, to acquire.
own, and maintain. within or with,
cut The corporate limits, OF such city,
real estate for sights and rights OF
way for public utility. and public
park purposes. and for locations
thereon OF water works. electric
light, and gas plants, hospitals. and
quarantine stations. garbage and re-
duction plants, pipe lines for the
transportation of gas. water and sew
erage, etc, and for such purposes.
shall have the right OF eminent do.
main, ETC."
ITO attempt to divert money voted
for one purpose, by the people ol a
city, is not only wrong upon the face
OF the proposition. but Is, and would
be brech of good faith, an abortion,
and fraud, but would subject the par
ties responsible for such diversion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
DOES LOVE Last FoRgvgRf
THREE STAGES or EMOTION

Psychologists say that the emo.
tIcn Of love has three periods In
Nhich It's effect Is most pronounced
First In order comes the immature
Torn OF the emotion. generally called
puppy love- lis effect IA more pot.
ent upon boys and girls and usually
lasts until one or another OF the prIn.
clpals develops frecklcs.
The second stage frequently re.
suits seriously at the altar and Is the
form OF love that orIngs about mar.
rlaFs and other calamities.
The third stage Is the rejuyenatIon
period OF the early fortles when n
woman, usually a sprlnter. decides
vat she is missing something aud
that most any one with a clear tonor
voice and well creased trousers H.
the fairy prince especially directed
to her by slow but nevertheless In.
cyiiablc fate.
Love Its symptoms and cure arc
discussed brilliantly in "All Dollcd
Up the Universal photodrama which
II at the kozy Thursday with Gladys
Walton In the starring role.
Contrasting her experience In the
love market is splnster whose love
affair burns furiously for a while and
ten dies out. leaving only the sod
den ashes Of vanished hope.
A splendid cast and a thrillingly
dramatic story was IAN Dolled Up"
one of the enjoyable photoplays of
rhe year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
kOzY OFFERS A BIG WEEK
OF GOOD PICTURES.

Hoot Gibson, the famous Western
star, is playing at the Kozy theatre
today in "Out o. Luck" his latest
release. Monday they offer Franklyn
Farnum In "Cupids Round Up" also
The Hallroom Boys in Back on the
Farm; also pirate Gold" Tuesday
is the big Tarzan Day showing "The
Son of Tarzan" in "The Sheik's Re.
venge;;' also Copperhead the fa-
nous blue ridge bandit in "Feudal
Blood; also Monte Banks in "The
Rare Bird" Thursday Gladys Wal
ton in "Al Dolfed Up, five reel
special. Friday FRITZ Ridgeway in
"The Girl From the West new
western drama, also Elmo Lincoln In
"The Flaming Disk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
"THE CYCLONE" HAS ITS
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT

"The Cyclone Is, about to leave
Tonight will witness the final show
ing of this sensational william Fox
production, in which the daredevil
of the screen, Tom Mix, is starred
at the Sugg Theatre. 4te
The vim of the action and the
vitality of the story have elected
unstinted praise from all critics ana
crowded the theatre. Mix is all that
from the audiences. which nave
the name Of this photodrama I'M
plies-daring, dashing, magnlliHi'cyent'
The tale, based on the life in the
untamed northwest and the struggle
with outlaws, is gripping. g~,.
The finale of the picture is a
stunt that literally sends a shiver
down ones back. w.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
Why Colds Are Dangerous.

II Is the serious diseases that
colds lead TO that makes them dan
gcrous. They prepare the system for
the reception and development Of the
germs OF influenza. pneumonia. tuber.
culosis. dlptherela. scarlet fever,
whooping cough and measles. You
are much more likely TO contract
those diseases when you have cold
For that reason you should get rid
OF every cold as quickly as possible.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
help you. " is widely known as a
ure for bad colds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
1.-THE LAND OF JAZZ"
NEW PERCY PICTURE

A very merry comedy will be the
feature at the Sugg Theatre next
Tuesday. 1t is a William Fox pic
ture and is called "The Land of Jazz"
and Eileen Percy is the star.
According to reports "The Land
of jazz is we'll named. The big
scenes take place on an island
where a DR.. Carruthers is observ-
ing the peculiarities of twentieth
century fanatics, including nuts
on the shimmy Miss Percy as Nina
Dunlbarton. goes to the island to fix
up love affair. between the doctor
and her chum. However, she and
the doctor foil in love
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12

Fox star. Partners OF Fate" which
Is coming to the sugg Theatre on
Wednesday Ia from the pen OF steph.
On Chalmers. an author OF marked
originality In theme and Incident. In
this new Fox play he Is said to
have outdone himself. and the stag
Ing OF his work is described as OK.
ceedingly beautiful. D.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
SPECIAL PATHe NEWS
SHOWN AT suco
THEATRE TO-DAY ONLY

Views taken OF the worst railroad
disaster on record which occurred at
Porter. Indiana. Accident Is caused
as New York Central express cuts
Michigan Central into halves. Trains
were travclIgnat go miles per hour
when wrecked. Also showing War.
rem Gamallel Harding as inaugural.
ed In the nations capitol as The next
president OF the United States, Many
interesting views of this wonderful
inaugural. See last pictures OF Pres.
ident Wilson as the president OF
United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
"THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM"
ADAPTED TO THE SCREEN

Henry calverly. created by the pen
OF Samuel Merwln and the artists
stroke Of Howard Chandler Chrlsty.
who has appeared for years between
the pages OF the Cosmopolitan Maga.
zine and others. has at last appeared
on The screen In the person of Matt
Moore. who is the very essence OF
Henry with his carless hair and his
glasses.
"The Passionate Pilgrim" Is the
Mermln story which has been adapted
10 the screen and II is the attraction
TO fiji the scrcn OF the Rlalto thea.
tre next Thrrldny and Friday.
Mat, Moore as Henry Calverly Is
m Interesting character study
throughout the picture. He Is <re-
'elted here as victim OF circum.
stances. Once famous author he
has been reduced to the position of
newspaper reporte~, unable 20 even
use his own name.
The trouble that he gets into when
he tries to shield his wife who ncr
mother of murder charge leads
him into all sorts of circumstances.
But the wife dies and the mother Is
removed from Calverly's worries. As
a struggling reporter he delves deep.
ly into romance and adventure that
almost bewlder him and delight the
audience.
The picture is of high merit. Matt
Moore gives an out of the ordinary
performance as Henry Calverly,
while Ruby De Remer, one of the
truly beautiful women of the screen,
II equally charming. Julia Swayne
Gordon, frankie Mann and Claire
give good support.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
LION CROWDS cAMERAMEN
FROM TREETop- WHILE
SERIAL is BEING FILMED

The ordinary everyday life OF a
motion picture cinemstographer. es.
pecially a serial photographer. is re.
plete with thrills, danger and excite.
ment. While he is working at the
s;ddios or on location" the movie
cemeraman's hours are crowded with
the unusual; when he Is not in dan
ger himself, he is picturizing those
who are.
One OF the most narrowing expert
enccs ever impressed upon the mind
of a cameraman occurred to Lee
Humiston, who autographed "Thc Son
Of Tarzan,' animal serial which is at
the Kozy theatre on every Tuesday.
II was while he was locked in an
immense steel arena with an un-
tanned African lion that Mr.. Humis-
ton got the thrill of his life,' as he
says. The trainer had locked up the
cage, leaving the lion and the daring
photographer alone, when the excite.
ment commenced Mr. Humiston.
who had taken up his position in the
very topmost limbs of small tree,
and was trying to focus his lens on
the beast when the lion felt the
CLINT of the reflected sun rays. He
started at once to investigate, climb.
ing toward the steel.nerved camera.
man with lightning speed, and reach.
ing the platform crowded the camera
man from his impromptu perch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
Short Stories
Of the Town
To Give Pageant.

To Give Pageant.
On Sunday afternoon NJ 500
o'clock In the auditorium OF the Ok.
laaoma College for Women the
World Fellowship Committee OF the
WV c. A. will present pageant
entitled Service OF Worship" Tho
committee will be assisted by the
choral club. The public is Invited 10
attend.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12
SCREEN TREAT is PROMISED

The local public is promised a po-
sitiye motion picture treat in Louise
Lovely's second picture as a William
-~st - ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-12

Precilla Dean. queen of cinema
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-16
Ethel CLAY T|0N|. n. :.
T WANTS. REAL | ! |, HOME
The Price of Possession Star
Speaks of Her Hopes
) and Aspirations

Ethe. Clayton, the charming Para
mount star, almost succeeded in full
filing her one consuming wish in ''The
Price of Possession" her latest Para
mount feature which will be shown at
the Majestic theater beginning Mon
day and Tuesday, Nov. p and %. Her
greatest desire was to return to do
nestle screen story-to have real
home in the movies and in "The Price
Of Possession" she gets home, but
it is a large London estate.
1T is not exactly the kind Of home
I want" said Miss Clayton. in speak.
ing Of her hope, "but it will 60.
really want to return to one of the
old domestic dramas like l used to
do"
Not long after Miss Clayton made
her success in Dollars and the Won
an" 1t was discovered by producers
that she had the "air." So they cast
her for social queens with pet poms
instead Of chill dren In "The Price of
Possession" she plays sort of double
role, first as the wife of a bush rider
in Australia and later, after her hus
bands tragic death, as the mistress
of Barston Manor, large estate in
the suburbs of London.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-16
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CHURCH SUPPER

The ladies of the Lutheran Free
church are anticipating a Large gather
ing at the supper to be given Friday
evening, Nov. 49,. Nothing is baing
spared in order, to make this coming
event most successful in every way.
A sale of fancy articles and aprons
will be held in the afternoon ana even
ing, Those contemplating the pur-
chase of gifts for the coming holiday
season, will, be afforded an excellent
opportunity at the fancy article booth.
The young people will have charge
Of the candy booth where the best OF
home made sweets are to be had al
reasonable prices.
Supper will be served at the nominal
price Of 35 cents, commencing at five
o'clock and continuing until all have
been cared for. The church is.located
on Litchfield at First.
Following is the menu: Beef loaf
scalloped potatoes, rye bread, white
bread, picked beets, cranberry jam
doughnuts, coffee.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-16
(First Publication Nov. 16-4t)
F0R HEARING on PET1.
TON TO MORTGAGE LAND.

Estate of Herman Harold Forstrom,
Ward
State Of Minnesota. County of Randi
In the Matter of the Estate Of Her
man Harold FOrstrOnl, ward.
The State of Minnesota to all persons
Interested in. the mortgaging Of certain
lands belonging to said ward. The petit
ton Of Victor ! E: Lawson as representa-
duly filed in this court, representing
that it is necessary and for the best
interests of said estate and of all inter
ssted therein that certains lands Of said 1
and praying that a license be to him
granted to mortgage the same:
are hereby cited and required, to show
cause, If any you have before this court,
at the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House. in the City of Willmar. County
the 18th day Of December, 1921 at 2
o'clock P. NJ. why the prayer of said
petition tt. SHOULD not be granted;
the seal of said Court. this 18th day OF
November, 1921.
IDA A. SANDERSON,
(SEAL) Clerk of Probate Court.
Geo. H. Bitterness. Esq.
Attorney for Petitioner
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-16
Why JOIN The FARM BUREAU?

WHY JOIN THE FARM BUREAU?
A. farmer in one of our southern
townships, when asked by a friend
why he joined the Farm Bureau re-
piled with the following reason:
Because all other industries are
organized and it is only through or
ganization that any recognition can
be gained nowadays.
Because = Agriculture represents
the greatest capital, the most people
ard the greatest area of any enter
prise in the world. but the lack OF
organization has made the farmer de
pendent rather than assertive.
Because-It is an organization Of,
by and for, the farmer.
Because-1t is for a fair, square
deal for the producers Of food.
Because-It stands for fair prices
and correct grading of grain and live
stock.
Becausc-1t protects the farmer
against blue sky promoters and fake
schemes of various kinds.
BECAUSE it can get a hearing in
legislative halls on matters concern
ing the farmer which he individually
cannot get.
Because-The Farm bureau is the
greatest organization OF farmers that
the world ever saw.
Because-It is safe, sane OrganiZa-
ton not undertaking anything objec-
tionable to those who wish to be fair.
Any enemies it. may have will be
those who have profited at the farm
ers' expense If the farmer does not
speak for himself who in the thunder
will?s,