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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21
SENTENCE LAYTON LAD
TO STATE REFORMATORY

Dodridgc shannon. young Law.
ton lad. yesterday pleaded guilty In
district court TO the charge Of sec.
ond degree burglary and was son.
fenced % serve Two years n the
state reformatory at Granite
The lad was arrested In ccnncc.
tlon with an alleged attcnft TO
break into a Frisco freight sar here.
Special officers for the Frisco made
the arrest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21
USEFUL GIFTS
MOST POPULAR
,con,Inued from page onc)

sale was filled with customers.
II the number Of buyers IL all
that counts. chicknsha merchants
are enjoying record.breakins
Christmas patronage. Every siors
seems to be busy during almost
every hour Of tie business day.
Some merchants report that Christ.
mas shoppers are spending money
literally: others make adverse re.
ports. but they are unanimous IN
m the report that useful presents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21

nsanred lhis uoFulns lha, masisFs
pertaining % lhs hona issues -.
proved a The polls yesterday wlll
hs suhml,isa 20 the eliy eounen %
hu IN sesslen IN sha city tai -.
noFFo~ sycnlnr - start Sofa "a
ghe improvement A. sQun a. pes.
sihls l. ne plan - Mayer q. Cot
nan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21
Christmas Tree Tomorrow.

Tho Barils, South Mission church
Christmas entertainment vii b.
given tomorrow evening. bsRlnnlnx
az 4 o'clock. in the church. Il vas
announced this mornlnE. 4 CHRIST.
mas tree will be the o,nicr of at.
traction and every student Of the
Sunday school will receive q present.
the announcemf states
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21
-..
-HslIe uiIls To Meet

Tho local n. =. o. tlks lodge siil
meet tonight IN the loirc hail. J.
n wcllhoru. SECRETARY. rrnouu,pl
this mornlnK. TAls wlli h. husl'
meas meeting. wellhou fala.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21
ISSUE OF BONDS
MAJORITY VOTES

lcunilnnrd fFum raKr onsl
vote. according 10 ReeFriafY ilsafy
Mlnhrii
J. a. weiihun. eliy cieri. an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
FOR OPERATIONS

gconsihued from rsxs onsl
seil 10 take samples of the oll AM
waleh tae performance a. the cell
ls pampsd. "a active dulllnE can.
palsn ~ The VEN dcoE of chlsiasha
IN a. area that i proven as Oh pro-
turlnE. seems almasi certain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-21

aFe being puFehased. efsa mols than
lasg year,
chulssmas shoppins having start
"a early and ~lsh tho nunheF 81
haisrs Increasing daily. iniIraiiun'
as tal santa Clans all nos over
looA anyone IN ths city
nsysai retail sloFvs. lafiadlns
the ieweiry houses. have easaaei
their closing hoav aad - sSlon
mosiaie lhe Christmas rla haYrff
arc remaining upea Part q lhs ~
snlns An stores wnl remain open
Thursday, Friday sad Saturday
ninhia
Many hesa'lth window displays
tend % pfomnle tho Christmas
spirit here
pes,sff'se nUsy e'see
while there arc many hnsillns
places. the Chlchasaa raato'flse 10
one ~ The lmslesf Institutions IN
The ,iiy. Frnm a'eio,k IN thr
nuralnE nriii oclogk IN the ~
cnlns. rncie SANS postal employees
hers are on the inmn Tho ruah
which beKan early this Christmas
oerssliaied the calling e tao "a
tia mrn who are no~ putting IN
fuli tire IN addition 10 this extra
hsip. Tho regular employees arr
working overtime practically esep
DAY.
despite the early rusf. We are
managing 10 keep even with the
hoard" vas the rcport from ". 4
LEnKston. superintendent of mails
I'VE are receiving and dispnichins
on scheduled time. bat IT, q mighty
hard grind" he sald. IT Requires
some hard. as, work bat ae'~
doing H."
To accommodate sendors oi
Christmas parcls. the inquiry"
window. which IA seldom used. has
hcen opened. Parcels may be In.
sured nj the window
Stamps may be- purchased ai the
money order window located At the
NORTH end of the federal buildIn,
lobby. "wc found that many o.
those who stood In line waiting foi
chance TO get TO the parcel g.s'
aud stamp window only wanted
stamps" Postmaster Geo. ". Bare
foot explained believing Il would
materially benefit the service. and
prevent such long waits 10 rei 10
the parcel post window. We made
arrangements for the money order
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08

7 PATIENT NO. 4744.
Upon examination could not hear
it 1 inch from left ear. After 7 treat
ments this patient could not hear watch
tick with right ear and could hear 1t 8
inches from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 47ss.
Upon examination could hear watch tick
tick 4 inches from right ear and 1 inch
from left ear. After 2 treatments this
from right ear and AZ inches from left
ear.
PATIENT NO. 4e44.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with left ear and could hear
II 4 inches from right ear. After nine
treatments this patient could hear the
watch tick "a inches from the right ear
and II inches from tho left ear.
PATIENT NO. Alta.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with right ear and could hear
1t tick 2 inches from left ear. After 8
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick 1 inch family with right ear and 2%
inches from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 1880
Upon examination could hear watch tick
y inch from right ear and could not
hear 1t with left ear. After 6 treatments
this patient could hear watch tick Q s-S
inches from right ear and 4 inches from
left ear.
PATIENT NO. 5000.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with either ear. After IL
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick 6 inches from right ear and 6s
inches from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 41s9,
watch tick with either ear, After s
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick / inch from right ear and III inch
from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 1890.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with right ear. and could hear
1t 3 inches from left ear. After IL treat
ments this patient could hear the watch
tick 3 inches from the right ear and the
left ear is normal.
PATIENT NO. 1860.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with either ear. After 7
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick IL inches from right ear and 10
inches from left ear. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08
PATIENT NO. 4s01.

PATIENT NO. 4s01.
Upon examination could hear watch tick
2 inches from right ear and could not
hear 1t tick with left ear. After Z
treatments this patient could hear
watch tick IA inches from right ear ana
3h inches from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 471e.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with right ear and could
| hear it l inch from left ear. After b
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick / inch from right ear and 4 inches
from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 4s17.
Upon examination could not hear
| the watch tick with either ear. After Z
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick 2 inches from right ear and "a
inches from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 424s.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with either ear. After IL
this patient could hear watch
tick 4 inches from right ear and 4A
inches from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 4704.
Upon examination could not hear a
watch tick with either ear. After Z
this patient could hear watch
tick IN inches from right ear and 4
inches from left ear.
PATIENT NC. 47s4.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with either ear. After 3 treat
ments this patient could hear watch tick
TX inches from right ear and " inch
from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 47S1.
Upon examination could not hear
the watch tick with either ear. After s
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick az inches from right ear and 2
inches from left ear.
PATIENT No. 1929.
Upon examination could not hear
watch tick with either ear. After Z
this patient could hear watch
tick III inches from right ear and lis
inches from left ear.
PATIENT NO. 4797.
Upon examination could hear watch tick
inches from right ear and could not
hear 1t tick with left ear. After 2
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick 8 inches from right ear and an
inches from left ear,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08
Dr.. Coils New Method of
Treatment Positively and
Absolutely Restores Hearing

DR.. Coll now feels at last he has perfected one of the most won
derful forms of treatment for Head Noises, Diseases of the Nose,
Throat and Ears, Catarrh of the Head, Bronchial Affections, As
thma and Goitre. His latest and best form of treatment was
brought about by years of hard study, practical experience, includ-
ing laboratory tests, blood examinations, drugs, the surgeons
knife, syringes and all forms of obsolete appliances. His latest
form of treatment has abolished all obsolete practices and include
only Electricity and a few of his special preparations. This is a
rare opportunity, indeed, to get his special physical and Fluoros-
copic X-Ray Examination. DR.. Coll during the past few days, has
installed that most wonderful instrument of precision, the Diagra-
phoscope, which enables him to see actually into the patients body
without removing any clothing.
After the Diagraphoscope Examination, which tells him your
true condition, he still further makes a physical examination by
means of special electrical nose and throat instruments, all painless
and harmless in his most wonderful hands. After his special ex-
animation you will be told plainly whether he can benefit you or
not. If DR.. Coll accepts you for a patient you will be treated by
the most gentle currents possible to produce. Do not confuse his
scientific and highclass treatments with the old-fashloned electric
machine, long since obsolete. 1t might be added that during the
past few days DR.. Coll has installed a special machine for the
treatment of all forms of Goitre. Thus it will be seen that DR.. Coll
is a specialist of the highest type and most aggressive, and that he
gives results and not promises. 1t is, indeed, a revelation to call
at his offices and see his many patients pleased and highly grahfed
at their results. DIR. Coll can say without fear Of contradiction
that he has one of the most wonderful and thoroughly equipped
offices in America today. DIR. Coll will give his complete Diagra-
phoscope and physical examination for $1.00, and if you are &C.
cepted for a patient the cost of treatment will be very small. This
special and generous offer will remain open for a short time only
Do not give up hope of ever being benefited, but on the other hand,
call and see DR.. Coll as soon as possible.
DIR. Coll treats Head Noises, Catarrhal Deafness, Diseases Of
Nose. Throat and Ear, Bronchial Affections, Asthma and Goitre
most successfully. 1t may be added that the cost of treatment is
within the reach of all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08
Convincing Evidence of the Remark
able Benefit Given to Chronic Ear
Sufferers Through Natural Methods
BY DIR. J. P. COLL

DURING HE PAST FEW DAYS DIR. COLL HAS TAKEN OVER THE NOSE, THROAT AND
EAR DEPARTMENT AND IS INTRODUCING HIS LATEST FORM OF TREATMENT FOR
DEAFNESS, WHICH is FAR SUPERIOR TO THE TREATMENTS FORMERLY ADMNSTER-
ED. READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS FOR CONVINCING PROOF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08

By reading these testimonials
again you can readily appreciate
the b eneft received from Dr.
Coils new form Of treatment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08
Office: 27 East Park Street, Newark
Around the Corner from he Public Service Terminal
The Entire Building Devoted to the Treatment Of the Sick

OFFICE HOURS:
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 0 A. M. to 8 r. NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. o A. NJ. to 4 r. NJ.
Sundays, 10 A. NJ. to 1 p. NJ.
Closed on Sundays During July and August
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08

Upon examination could hear watch tick
~ inches from right ear and could not
hear 1t tick with left ear. After 2
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick 3 inches from right ear and an
inches from left ear,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08
PATIENT NO. 1929.

| Upon examination could not hear
| watch tick with either ear. After Z
treatments this patient could hear watch
tick IL inches from right ear and l Is
inches from left ear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08
PATIENT NO. AsS1.

Upon examination could not hear
the watch tick with either ear. After s
Treatments this patient could hear watch
tick ~ inches from right ear and 2
inches from left ear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
Bessemer Athletic
 Club Schedules Ring
 Bouts for Thursday

The newly organized Crescent Ath letic club of Bessemer Will open Thursday night with boxing show for members and their friends at the club building at First avenue and Twentieth street, Bessemer.
 The headliner will be a 10-round bout between Jack Brady. Bessemers s idol, and Young Starlight of Lancas- ter, Pa. Brady needs no introduce tion to local fans, for his fast, shifty style has made him one of the most popular fighters who has ever ap- peared here. m
 Young Starlight is said to be an ex- ceptionally clever and aggressive boy. He has an impressive string of vic tories to his credit and the fans can feel assured of seeing a first class bout.
 Young Dixon, Sailor Dixon's pro tege, will appear in the six round semi final, if the club can find n worthy opponent for him. Local boys who have seen him workout are sat isfied to watch him from outside the ropes, and are not at all anxious to climb inside with him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

This Is not only going to be one of the biggest water events ever held| ip Birmingham as far as the quality of the swimmers is concerned, but the interest is swider in this meet and the entry list includes contestants from nine of the south's largest cities. The cities from which teams will come are: Dallas, Tampa, Pensacola, Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Mont gomery, Winter Park, Florida, and, last of all, there will be a classy teams entered by the, Birmingham Athletic club.
 Dallas Stars Entered
 Probably the classiest team entered in this meet is the team which is being sent here by the Cascade Ath- letic club of Dallas, Texas. This team is coached by Vance yieth, who is considered one of the four greatest swimming coaches in this country and his record is enough to verify this consideration. Aside from having put out wonder team every year since his stay at the Cascade club. he has had charge of the swimming affairs of the Los Angeles Athletic club, and Is largely responsible for the swim ming ability of Norman Ross. who stands out as the greatest swimmer in this country today.
 Most all of the Cascade team is back this year with the exception of Witt, and all of them are going bet ter than ever before. Jarvis will be here again, and along with him will be Ragland, who is the Dallas clubs best bet in the G10 yard event. The Cascade team has a man entered in each event and ia bringing along 8 lol fkzx. f,vt fx,fv, ..f,rf f,yNf- ton.
 Memphis Team Entered
 Memphis will be here with a good team, and will have men enered in all events. The Memphis outfit will probably have the best lady entrant of any of the teams which are to compete in the races. Their sole femi- nine contestant is Miss Findley, who was the first -lady to ever finish the river marathon. which is a ten mile event held in Memphis annually. Atlanta Is also sending nice bunch of swimmers and bid fair to make things hot for every other team entered in the meet, not even barring the bunch of water stars the Cascade Athletic club is going to send over. Among the men Atlanta is depend- ing upon to raise good amount or havoc around here are Speer, who looks like the coming Southern champ in the 50 and 100 yard events; Sulii- van and Hartney, former diving champs of the $ A. A. U.
 B. A. c. Making Ready The Birmingham Athletic club while not at present possessing any Southern champions, Is not to be looked upon too lightly, for Coach Hutsell has gotten together a nifty buch of swimmers who promise to show a lot of steam in the big fracas. Among those upon whom the ciup is depending most are c. A. Walker Ava Allen, Lokey and Freely Levvy'
 With a bunch of swimmers nke the above entered in the meet, offi- cials are confident that after the event is over it will be named the best that ever took place in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
,PELICANS SET THE
 PACE FOR WEEK IN.
 SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
LookoutS' Spurt Features the Week-PhiIIips Pitches An-
 other No-Hit, Mo- Run Game

Memphis, July 30.-New Orleans set the pace in the Southern association during the week ending today by taking six games in row from Mo- bile. Memphis increased Its lead over Birmingham. runner-up in the pen- nant fight to ten and a half games, while Chattanooga in cellar position, virtually from the opening of the season, took a place in the spotlight by winning five of it's seven games.
 Birmingham held to It's place as challenger of the Memphis club by winning four of it's six, but Mem phis gained more elbow room at the top of the list by winning six out of eight.
 Travellers Break Even
 Little Rock, in fourth place, four and half games behind New Or leans, broke even in six games, At ltanta won only two of seven and Nashville one in eight All of Mo- bile's six games were losses.
 All of the Birmingham victories were over Atlanta and both of the Barons' defeats were to that team. while Memphis took three out of four from Nashville and two out of three from Chattanooga. which earlier in the week LOOK three straight irOHl Little Rock after winning over Att lanta Sunday. In the opening game with the league leaders Thursday, Chattanooga hammered two Memphis pitchers for 21 hits and won. II to 3. Friday and Saturdays games. how ever, were Memphis victories.
 Todays win for New Orleans over Mobile was the eighth straight for the Pelicans.
 Eberhard Stopped
 Pitching feats of the weeks play included no-hit, no-run game, which Phillips of New Orleans pitched against Mobile Sunday-his second no-hit game of the season--and the piling up of eight victories without a defeat by Eberhard of Birmingham. The break came for Eberhard Friday. however when he went into the game against Atlanta in the eighth inning and allowed the Crackers to put over the winning run in the ninth.
 Unofficial averages, published to- day, give Memphis the leadership in team batting, with a percentage or sol, one point ahead of Birmingham. New Orleans, with percentage or 969. leads in team fielding; Atlanta is second with .965-
 Weeks Record
 The weeks record of games played won and lost, with the runs scored hits and errors, follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
ANNOUNCES HIS PLATFORM.

I favor as questions of municipal policy, the following outline of activity, and if elected will use my best efforts to promote and obtain these results:
 Extension of school system, and main tenance of educational facilities accord ing to the highest standards.
 Fairgrounds. swimming and wading pools. and the development of the com ,munity center idea in every suourb and section.
 A proper governmental interest in the community morals.
 Better police protection for all parts of the city, especially the remote parts and suburban polnts.
 An adjusted scale of pay for firemen. police and other municipal employees.
 Maintenance of the best streets and highways that can be constructed within the financial limitat.ons of the city. This is especially important, and should in- clude good paved street connecting the d6wn-town district with each suburban point. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Immediate ex- tension of gas and water mains to those $fctions not now served with these Necessities. Installation of sewerage sci,err present facilisles are inadeuua.e. ,Hnis is especially needed at once in ~ ood- lawn. Birmingham proper and other places.
 Maintenance of a careful and adeauate watch on the health of tne community Establishment of necessary and conven- {ent comfort stations, drinking fountains, toile4 and sanitary facilities.
 Citt auditorium, central market and . bsttg equipped central library, with ad- dltiea4 auxiliary branches conveniently 1ocato1.
 Thtee are some of the most important qp1otions As see them. The best guar Antoe that can offer for an honest per f3rmanes of the trust that would be im- &bssd upon me Is my own record as . tteeessfui business man and as orrate sclLizen. If elected propose to dsvote tke sane careful attention to the affairs ;of the city that 1 have always devoted to ny own business aftairs.
 Pad political advertisement by J. E. T4aesy. Pratt City. AlA.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

Proxy Smith Suffers Relapse
 Friends of President w. D. Smith of the Birmingham Base ball club, will regret to learn that he has suffered a relapse of his recent illness. The trouble be- came so severe Saturday morn ing that doctors advised Colonel Smith to go to the hospital, but he went to the baseball game in stead. He has been suffering with acute pains in his left side for the past two weeks. An opera tion may be necessary but the doctors stated Saturday they thought an operation could be avoided. Baronial supporters are pulling for an early recovery by Colonel Smith and expressed the hope that he will have returned to health and normalcy before the Barons get back from the road trip.
 Cartons ship for Mobile
 The Barons shipped out of Bir- mingham for Mobile Saturday night entering upon two weeks IOdu lT1p. lucy dic SCnSQuiSu tO play a Sunday game in the bay city, enjoy rest Monday and then take on the, Bears in a final game Tuesday. Wednesday they hop over to New Orleans for a four game series, which will be brought to a conclusion next Sun day. They also enjoy an off-day in the Crescent City, loafing through next Friday. After New Orleans comes two games with Chattanooga :n the Mountain City August S-9, and then hop over to Atlanta for three contests. They return to Redwood to clash New Orleans August Is, giving them two weeks abroad before they entertain hometown fans again. The season is slipping away at a pretty rapid rate and the locals nave only 4s more games on their. schedule. Twenty five of these battles are on for eign soil with twenty three yet to be played at Redwood.
 Two on Hospital List
 Two men are on the hospital list--Dutch Bernsen and Tommy Taylor. Dutch will probably be out for 10 days longer. but 1t is' thought that Taylor will get back in the game earlier than was ex- pected at first. He appeared on the coaching lines in his unie Friday, and this was taken as an indication that he was making ready to get back in the game.