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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
BACK IN THE RUT

When President Harding announced before congress that
The League OF Nations would be scrapped there sounds Of
revcy wild bursts OF applause and much rejoicing from the
publican members Of the two bodies told
The sounds probably didn't reach far Flanders where
early spring flowers pushing their heads through the hard
crusts of well kept graves.
The spirit of housans who hover the smiling land
scapes of Beleau Wood Chateau Therry Argonne Soons
and St Quentin probably only mildly interested in the ub
lee for by this time they have learned that moras
times by motives other than the high and holy words they
speak.
And the boys who home MANNED halt and blnd-it's
only matter of passing interest They grew cynical long
ago flag waving and pratng of my country It's of thee by
bombastic ong-coated politicians ht
It's all right the rejoicing is THE jubilee the thrill Of vic
tory that to the bunch OF econcibe when they learned
that their narrowmnded doctrine had been swallowed hook
snker and all by the Administration doesn't stir any
mostly the hearts OF thoughtful thousands who wept
dreamed of and prayed their God for peace that might
through the ages
And now may return to pre-war policy of armament
chpon-shoulder hoier than thou and don't tread me-
Americans ALL we'll respond to the call of the war; Just
did to the last Well drum up another ysera
later rec martial poems weep departing heroes weep
returned copses cheer returning conqueors just
did before
Some day pehaps-ohwe, what's the of dreaming again
.--McAlester News apital
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
NEXT JOB FOR COTTON GROWERS

With 100000 bales OF signed up the Oklahoma
Growers Association is reality The first big step
been taken by the growers OF the in their put
business OF cotton farming sound and profitable basis There
is much yet be DONE however before their hopes may
realized
The Association be properly managed Il 1t is TO succeed
To insure its proper management the members elect the
right type OF directors These be big broad minded
who have the good OF their fellow They
be men whose integrity is above reproach They be
who will approach with open minds the big problems which will
confront the Association particularly in the early stages OF its
development. They must be who big enough
lie the necessity OF hiring other big who expert
selling cotton in big way they themselves growing
It. OF the utmost Importance that the $1,000 members OF the
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association be thoroughly Impress
ed with these facts that they will elect the right type of
handle their business for them Those in position know
that the Association will be he biggest single business enterprise
in Oklahoma II will require the most efficient management pos
sbe to it, The members themselves have the
failure OF the Association in their hands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
Constipation The Father Of Many Ills

Constipation The Father Of Many Ills
No one can reasonably hope for
good health unless his bowels move
once each day. When this is not at
tended to disorders of the stomach
arise, biliousness, headache, dyspep.
sia and piles soon follow. Appended
tbs is also believed to be caused by
constipation. If you would avoid
these ailments keep your bowels
regular by taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets when needed. These tablets pro.
duce gentle movement of the bow.
els without any unpleasant effects,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
NO SUCH ANIMAL

Talk about amnesty for political prisoners in the United
States pretty being libel upon government
There such thing political prisoner Men who
behind bars the United States there because they
have been found guilty by the unanimous OF of twelve
after due trial in which they confronted by the wit
against the aided by counsel and protected by the legal
presumption Of innocence until proven guilty says the Lawton
News
1t is possible OF that in instances innocent
convicted but the of that kind indeed
Men who tried to hinder the winning of the seek sympathy
by calling themselves political prisoners They reality
burglars who convicted by the who their
fences with resignation with satisfaction First thing
know the socaed political prisoners will ask for reparation
pensions from the they tried bring destruc
tion in the
1t that the only institution in Oklahoma in favor of in
tive and referendum path of the legislative
Daily Okahoman and is noted that E. K Gaylord the Okaho
mans high priest of the group business
voted special session Oklahoma City. The
lahoman evidently isn't listening its oceMcAester
NewsCapta.
Accurate figures show that matter of about
two million dollars which caused the split in the legislature
Queer isn't it. that the dollar should part
in public affairs Just does prvae? But the fact
that the state has been damaged directly mil
lions by the action of the legislature refusing compromise
the propostonhc that both sides of game are
be blamed for condition today.-Shawnee News.
Senator Smoot proposal prohibiting smoking in the Capitol
has undoubtedly from feeling that for number of
the has altogether
that civiniy.-Manila Bulletin.
- o.
While the average density the population Of the United
States onyf355 mile be admitted that good
many of them denser than thatSprng6eld Republican,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
PHIL ILL RS E.;!;

Strength will be added 10 Ray
winder's infIeld when Jimmy John.
son joins tho club In Henryetta.
Wednesday. Johnson, with Henry.
eta last season. has been. playing
with the Little Rock Travellers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
A DOGS Life.

Hey, you,' beloved a policeman.
I've had my eyes on you for a
long time. What are you following
that lady around like lost pup
for?'
IT'S the only way ! can,' said the
crest-fallen citizen. She's my wife,"
American Legion Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

Don't like to be pcevIsh but we'll
have TO let II slip to the weather
man that we have had about enough
OF this wlnter.lingerlng .inthe-lap.of.
spring stuff. It's time to cut IL out.
Mr.. Courtney.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
A Repeater.

You're the first man who ever
treated me uncivily," announced the
book agent
IF you ever start looking for the
second man, call again. replied the
uncivil one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

She looked with favor ON his suit.
For why should she eyado ~
She was tho taIlor's daughter cute
And knew her father made Il!
Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

"one moment OF self'conquest.
onp good pction. really done. yes,
one nifoftlto do right. really made.
Gas the seal OF time put on III,
y. Clarke.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
; A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO
+ + + + + + + = +

Sam had been working on the
woodpile for a couple of hours stead
lily He contemplated the meager re-
suits with gloomy eye.
Sam called his employer, '1how
long have you been on that job?"
Boss replied the dusky laborer,
Use been on it ever sincet, an | ex-
poets to stay on it in-til.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

games with various Southwestern
League clubs. Harry womack is out
OF a Job. At meeting OF the owners
OF the club last week. womaek was
released as pilot OF the Okmulgee
crew and Edward Klepfer former
Cleveland pitcher, has been named
his successor.
The first step taken by klepfer
toward strengthening tho DriIlerS
was the obtaining OF three promia-
Ing ball players, White. lIauk and
Hasley. fsom the okIahoma Guy W.
L. club White and fIauk W infield.
crs and tIasley isa catehhr
I'f %
This trio undoubtadly will
strengthen the Drillers. They almost
made good with the Class-A club
and should make stars In a class.D
circuit. In White. Hauk and Basley.
Kiepfcr has three dangerous hltters
who are dependable fielders.
%
okmulgee fans probably will re.
joice over the change in the Drill.
ers' leadership, since Klepfor states
he is determined TO organize win.
ming team. Womacks team II Is
said. was composed OF bunch or
rockies.
Womack Is known over the West.
ern Association circuit as Grab"
womack. lie was chief of the
] leagues umpire staff last season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

Mayor Durbin ~ working day and
night TO clear his desk OF chicken
complaints before he turns the of.
flee over TO Mr.. Coffman. II doesn't I
take long for your old hen to play
the dickens with your neIghbor's
garden and flowerbcds. Keep her at
home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
And Out.

When you get angry, pause and
count ten,' counseled revivalist.
"Wots the use?" grumbled a
pugilist who had wandered in by
mistake 81 just hit the guy and let
the referee do the countin' for me-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

Jimmy was ono OF tho sensations
OF the Leteher circuit last season.
Iie hit near the 800 mark and with
a percentage OF 1884, led all regular
third basemen In fielding.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

Kinnick. who several days ago
was called TO his home In Pana. Ill.,,
Joined the Chicks yesterday after
noon. lie arrived too late to partici.
pate in the exhibition tit with the
Magnolia oilers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

As a result OF weak showing
made by the Drillers In recent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

Winder may use Johnson at third.
shortstop or second base. Ho has
had lots Of experience In any Of
these positions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

An enterprising reporter has dis.
covered that the church people of
Muskogee don't want Jazz music In
the meetin' houses. Still. II couldn't
be much worse than some of the SO.
called gospel hymns
81 Simp says he notices that It
never takes as long to finish Il meal
at his house when they don't have
much to eat.
While some sort of excuse can be
made for almost every evil under
the sun. patient research has failed
to discover one for the foolish prac
tice OF driving in town with the
muffler wide open, making enough
noise to wake the dead.
On the whole, Mr.. Winders base.
ball players did very well at Ard.
more. II they can keep the pace at
which they have started. all of them
will land in the local hall OF fame,
with both feet.
In the immortal language of
MONTE last year, Boys, they're a
team
Action soon on parks listens
good. We hope so.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

Meantime. Mr. Coffnan Is giving
the matter of cabinet appointments
his most serious consideration but
will give no announcements until
ho has made up his mind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

A clgaret stub started fire which
damaged the historic Massachu.
setts state house last week. More
than one big blaze has been caused
the same way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

While the density of the population of the
States ony355 square mile be admitted that good
many of them denser than thatSprng6eld Republican,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

Senator Smoots proposal prohibiting smoking in the Capitol
has undoubtedly feeling that for number of
the country has altogether too many pipe dreams
that cvniy.-Manla Bulletin
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23
'lMERICANPOLO QUARTET wins
INTERNATIONAL HONOR TROPHY
,cond and Final Game Of Series With British Ends
With Captain Mlburn's -Four
Victors

ber 3, of America, cut a finger on his
playing hand. the left. in the forth
period and time out was called while
the injury was being dressed. Webb
however returned to the game.
After the match the spectators num-
bering nearly ten thousand five hun
dred. crowded about the victorious
Americans. There were many bearing
titles among those who extended con-
gratulations to Captain Devereaux
Milburn and his mates. The Americans
started with dash and energy. which
seemed to unsettle the Britishsr's s
game The challengers team work and
hitting was markedly superior to that
of the British.
Then the Britishers style became
much improved until in the fifth
period. which ended with the Ameri-
cans leading by two goals. it looked as
tho it might be any ones game.
The British squirt ended in the sixth
chukker however when both teams
seemed to slow up. The Britishers re-
peatedly had the ball on the goal line
but failed on critical shots.
Presentation of the cup proba bly, will
be made Saturday
The Britishers faulty steady work
lost them a number of goals. Stoddard
and Webb distinguished themselves
and Lord Wodehouse, Number 3. and
Lieutenant Colonel n. A Tomkinson
No. 1. did exceptional work for the cup
defenders.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23
DEMPSEY WORKS
UNDER SCRUTINY
GEORGES FRIEND

Atlantic city. y. J.. June c.-with-
out knowing he WAS performing before
the critical eye OF an observer from
Georges Carpenters camp. Jack
Dempsey perspircd thru forty minutes
Of bag punching and boxing today. He
boxed with liEh. sparring partners to
increase hissspeed.
The man who paid his way into tho
camp WIS Pierre Mallctt. close fricno
and adviser of Carpenter. He made no
attempt to conceal his identity but
came merely to see how Dempsey
shaped up. Mailctt was duly impressed
with Dcmpscy's left hand, his thin legs
and deep chest. He timed every round
Of boxing and watched the way Demp-
SOY whips over hooks and his crafty
way of shifting.
Hes rplendid-s magnificent speci-
men OF man" Mailc;t said While
naturally think Carpenter is faster
and better boxer. four.d Dempsey was
n more shifty boxer than l had antici-
pated He Is by no means slow and he
1. n tremendous purchcr
II have seen Carpenter in every i'm
portant bout. We have not undcr~sti-
mated Dcmpucy but Carpenter can hit
n terrific blow.
"carponticr is absolutely confident of
winning. I know Georges was never
better and am sure Dempsey In In
wonderful condition. II will h. a Elori-
ous battle and there will be no dis
grace In losing,
Malio,t since his arrival from France
two weeks rEo. has been an intimate
member Of Carpenters camp.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23
BY WHITNEY GRANT

Judging from the number OF
coupon blanks already returned to
the sports editor of The Pueblo
Chieftain in an effort to determine
Pueblos most perfect physical speci-
men this city outclasses the old
Roman cities. Puebloans are being
compared with Georges Carpenter.
who has been declared more nearly
the counterpart of classic Grecians,
after twhom all measurements are
copied. than any other famous pugi-
list of today.
There are still chances that you.-
the very person who is reading these
lines. is the man who will win this
physical form contest for the best
developed man in Pueblo. I'D.
On suggestion of number OF
readers the contest has been OPEN
ed for entrance by the Colorado
Rangers. who are composed of men
that may compare favorably with
Carpenter in physical proportion
ment. There are a number of good
amateur boxers in the ranks of the
Colorado Rangers who will no doubht
be anxious to enter this contest
All they need do is clip the accom-
panying coupon and send 1t to tho
Sports Editor of the Pueblo Chieftain
who will refer 1t to a board of three
competent judges who have been
chosen for their ability in physical
education and development lines.
The Palm theater has offered
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23

9unnSham Polo Field. London.
T., June 12,eBy The Associated
sss)-America.s polo quartet smash
/. thru the English defense won the
al game CT the international series
lay by ten goals to six and earned
I, right to carry back to the United
ties the international challenge
ply taken from America by the
itish in 1914.
The American victory in the Eighth
ernatfonal cup competition came in
straight matches. The first match
mt to America with comparative
Sc last Saturday.
rodAy's game was no walkoyer, altho
(, Americans got away brilliantly to
three goal lead in the first chukker
> British rallying strongly about the
ddie of the match and drawing near
the Americans.
The trophy was bought by suhscrfp-
MS by the Westchester polo cfrb OF
iwport, R l.. in 1885. and by agree
mt was recognized in 1872 as the
rlds polo championship cup for
inns of four. The Americans savs
= achieved their fourth triumph.
.nfng the score with the British. In
/. third cfukker today Louis Stod-
I'd, number 1. in scoring the nth
nerican goal knocked down Fresham
lby an umpire.
JiIbys head was badly cut and the
me vos halted while the injured man
ls removed ]. Watson Webb. num-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23

Poushkeepsie. N. T.. June ~.
Specially invited crews won CHIEF
honors in the annual intercollegiate
regatta today when the United States
Naval academy and the University OF
California crews raced into first and
second places respectively in the three
mile varsity event. Cornell won third
place In this event and both prelimin-
aries.
Tho Middies' victory was an impress.
stve triumph. With the majority OF
the oarsmen who won Olympic honors
among them, the Navy men jumped to
the front at the start and were never
headed finishing in the record time OF
II minutes. seconds. The former
record was made in 1895 by the Penn
sylvania eight in Is minutes 81 l-S
seconds on still water.
The spectacular feature was furn-
ished by California's crew of giant
onrsmen when after battling nearly
two miles with Pennsylvania. Co'um :
bfa and Syracuse, they STAGED spurt
and in the final 100 yards hauled Cor
nell and hurled their shell into second
place by a scant three feet The
westerners time WAS II minutes, 2
seconds. putting them three and one
half lengths behind Navy.
Cornell was third over Pennsylvania
and in the wake of the Quakors came
SyrAeuse and ColumbiN barely a
length apart
Except the 1907 regatta when seven
crews started today's race was the
most spectacular in the intercollegiate
boat races on the Hudson. II Was the
first revival on the Poushkecpste
course since 1916.
Estimates OF the spectators ranged
from $1,000 to $4,000.
The Naval academy crew dominated
the first varsity race from the first
half mile.
The six crews were off to . bcauti-
full start. The navy jumped into the
lead. followed by Cornell: When the
crown had settled down Pennsylvania.
California and Columbia were punched
with Syracuse . bit in the rear.
As they swept past the mile mark.
Navy and Cornell were speeding along
unchallenScd with columbia third and
Pennsylvania nearby. The Red and
Blue held an advantage of only Few
feet over California.
The husky Caiifornians made their
first bid as the flotilla sped Into the
last half Of the second mile. forging
ahead of PennsyivaniA and Columbia
to mcaEer lead of ten feet.
As the two leading crews passed the
railroad bridge. Cornell cut down the
Navy lead to = length drove two and
one-haif lengths ahead of the western
crs
California oiamped on the power as
tho ciEhts sped past two ana one
half mile mark. Navy was leading by
one and on.-quarter lengths. Cornell
was second. one and one-half lengths
ahead Of California. which had dis
,anced Pennsyivania by a length.
Columbia was last. thrce-ouartcrs OF
length astcrn of Pennsylvania and
Syracuse. Then IL was that Cali
fornia fairly lifted the sheil out Of the
water and hurled II along As they crcpi
upon Cornell The 1thacars boosted
their stroke to Is. California retaiiatcd
with 5s.
Cornell could not equal tho western
power. Open water between the shell,
disappeared about 500 yards from the
hrish.
Tho "bears" were up Off their shdes
at cvery stroke AZ they drove the shell
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23
HISTORY RING BATTLES
NUMBER
NUMBER 4

Th~n Dempsey, from training and
nng With men who knew every
ist and turn IN the Same. had an-
-bed considerable experience, Kearns
Judged him ready for another in
sion Of the East this time under
ne expert supervision.
The trip WAS triumph from the
m. Dempsey literally fought his
3 aross the continent Boxing at
1t cnoa. sometimes twice week in
les OF varying size, he hung M a
AT recprd. Fireman" Jim Flynn.
q BrennAn. Arthur Peikey. Fred
.lton. Porky Flynn and Battling
vtnsky were among the victims
e only reverse decssion rendered
Ainst him during the year was a
1r-round bout on the coart In which
lily Meehan beat Dempsey on
ints-
me second battle with Fireman
n Flynn was ono Of the early bouts
the trip. It was staged IN west
town and Dempscy knocked out
ynn IN the frst round. thus avcnE-
the earlier one round defeat at tho
nda OF tho veteran.
An anecdote concerning that oattfe
ows the confidence which Kearrr
-eaAy had acquired In bis ncw
Ar. Ftynn's manager. believing
At Dempsey again would he an easy
1im. Offered to wager koarns an
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23

amount on the result kearne WAS
willing to wager not only on the re-
suit. but bet that Dempsey would win
in one round. Tho outcome proved
the correctness of his calculations.
Tho battle with LouChrcy in 1911
sent Carpenter into fast company
in boxing. From that time on. he was
a participant in main bouts in France
and England. instead of preliminary
contests. He knocked ont Jack. Gold
rwain' and defeated E.verndcn and
YOUNG Josephs. winning the British
we1terweieht championship.
Two bouts with leading American
weltcrweights vcre fought before the
close OF 1911. In one. Carpenter, was
victorious over Harry Lewis in 20
rounds In the other, tho Dixie Kid.
remembered In this country as ono of
the mos, furious two-harded velter-
weights the ring has seen. beat the
Frenchman In fiv.-round bout.
Henry Pict. in 10 rounds. rcpred the
other victory marked up against car
penti>r In 1911.
Despite his losing to the Dixie Kid.
the year. bringing tho Rritieh weltcr-
weight title TO Carpenter. had been
the most successful experienced by
Georges and he was even morr SUCCESS
full in 1912. when nc encountered. for
the frs, timc. middicwcights OF the
frst class.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23
Kid Mex Meets
Harry Lee 30th

Charles Fat" Winters and Johnny
Kid Mex leave today for Colorado
Springs where the Mex will fieh,
Hary Lrc on juno 20. In r r. Rich
ards stra,ton Park arena. NICK Will
enter siege of training tina, will pu,
him In tip-,op condition for the Lee
<o1 Winters declares.
Pueblosns who have aeen the STRAIT
ton Park shows will no doubt welcome
the return of r r Richards activi-
tieE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-23
,H1ErTA1N PHYSICAL CONTEST COUPON

prize of SIS in gold and two box seats
to any performance to the winner of
this contest which closes Wednesday
June 20 at noon. Pictures of the
winner and short life history will
be published in The Chieftain on the
following Sunday.
In order that Puebloans might de-
termine what Georges Carpenter
really is like the management of the
Palm theater has arranged to show
a picture here on June IS and 81
showing Carpenter as the lead in a
story of American social intrigue and
prize ring activities in The Wonder
Man"
Clip the coupon. give yourself a
chance II you are inclined to believe
in the proper development of the
human body. Clip the coupon mea-
sure yourself. send the coupon into
the Pueblo Chieftain. You may be
Pueblo's most physically perfect man.
This is the way Carpenter mea-