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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
Jap Prince Not
Coming to u. S.
by United Press.

ny United Press
Washington. Mar a.-There ls a
feeling OF regret In Japanese dIplo
matte clfclcs here that Crown Prince
lilrohIio of Japan hsa decided not
to come TO 1.-THE United States In
connection with his Forthcoming visit
10 European eounlrIen 'tlri
A visit Of the Crown Prince 70 the
United States and AZ official exchange
Of eouriesica with President Hard,
INK and other American government
leaders would 30 far toward clearing
up present difficulties between the
two countries. II II believed. The
young Grown Prince. who IL only
twenty. has tho fundamentals OF q
world statesman. his admirers de.
clare.
Crown Prince lllrohIto VIII leave
Japan for Great Britain the first
European country 10 be visited. on
March ~. Il was announced by the
Japanese Embassy here. lie and his
party win sail for Europe on two
japanese cruisers. one OF which was
built IN Great Britain. going west
by way of the Indian ocean. The
Prince also Is said TO plan TO visit
France, Italy and Belgium. He will
exchange couriesiea with the rulers
Of these four countries and make a
study Of postwar conditions. The
Princes visit Is said. however, to
have no political significance.
Accompanying the Crown Prince
will be another royal Japanese prince.
Prince kanin. each will have their
own official party. In tho Crown
Princes party will be viscount Chin.
da former Japanese Ambassador TO
Great Britain. and Mr. sainoii. L..
son Of Marqulr saionjl. who WIS
chief OF the Japanese Peace Con.
ference
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
GET SOAP FROM MINE

rarstow. Cal In much the same
manner that some small coal mines
Of the Mississippi valley states are
worked soap Is being mined in this
vicinity. And all that is required
once II has been brought TO the
surface is to put Il in tins and cart It
away for Shipment
The mine was discovered on his
property near here by a Mexican
rancher He took some of the Jumps
resembling plaster of paris to Los
Angeles laundryman. The result was
so euccesgful that the .laundryman,
aided by financial hackers, purchased
the ranch, together with strip of
land five miles long which Is be-
lieved to include the entire vein of
soap.
AT the laundry where the first ex-
pertinent was made many pounds of
the soap were consumed In one
month. The employees say 1t not only
cleans well, but removes stains which
gives it added value over ordinary
laundry soaps.
The only thing the laundry work
ers objected TO was the fact that the
soap did not make lather, but lit
tie soda removed this objection. A
chemical analysis shows the prin.
cipal ingredient to be dumiHum n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
SEEK IRISH OFFICES
By United Press.

by United Press.
Belfast (by Mail).--Ulster enjoy
ing the dubious pleasure of forming
its first government, is expecting
with every reason to believe its ex-
pectation will be fulfilled, the birth
of the new race of office-seekers
The Unionists are in the majority.
They have thousands of applicants
for offices who want to be fixed up
with something nice. Sim Fein,
though it plans to thwart the opra-
tion of the bill in every possible way,
expects to lose those of its members
who prefer the comfort of office to
the glory of political battle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
EMPHASIZED INABILITY
TO PAY DEBT IN WORDS
ADMITTING OF No CoUBT

Raleigh, N. c. On account of the
low prices that has been paid foI
tobacco and cotton this season, many
southern farmers have experienced
great difficulty in meeting their
Obligations
AS reflecting the plight of one
planter, former Governor Richard
Manning, of South Carolina, at a
meeting of tobacco and cotton grow
ers here recently, read the following
letter which he said, was sent to a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
Sim Fein Aims
TO Land Control
municipalities

United Press Staff Cor eapondcnn.
Dublin. diy Mall.l-nail lelrcann.
the Sim Fcln parliament Is planning
perhaps its most ambitious reput'.
can scheme. by which 4, hopes TO oh
tain complete controf OF municipal
government throughout southern Ire.
land.
With the beginning OF the new
British financial year on April I. the
Republican government viii attempt
to superscde the present British Of
ficlals IN collecting taxes as well as
IN governing local bodies.
slim fcin regards the new plan as
definite commItial 10 outlnwsy
against the British government. n
Dali Eircann finance OIL, al told TIE
United Press.
Local government In Ireland is al.
minstered by county councils. who
are responsible 10 local govern.
ment board. named by the govern.
mcni, at Dublin, THE local Eoycra.
ment board really controls the coun.
~ councils. II has the power to veto.
aud IS supposed TO receive the mia.
utes OF all meetings for approval.
The local government boards are
not now receiving minutes o. ths
local hodles-composed !, .lost Ell.
tirely of Sim Feiners- and according
10 Dali Eireann are largely obstruc
tive, collecting rates BY coercion
through the present tax collectors.
who are heavily bonded.
On March 81 the bonds OF the old
collectors expire. Sim Fein hopes
then TO obtain direct absolute CON
Tol OF the collection of ordinary
taxes. They will retain some old co.
leotors and appoint others. Officials
hope that from the British govern
ment viewpoint. no rates will be co..
lected:. and that Dali Eireann. ac-
tually collecting and administering
the taxes, will be able by greater
efficiency to overcome thd withdraw
al OF the British governments usual
grant of 100000 pounds year.
given as rebate from lreland's con.
tribution TO the Imperial treasury.
AT present, Dali Eireann is re-
ceiving minutes of most local govern
ing bodies. II claims the reports that
formerly went to the British local
government board. The Dali is al-o
issuing orders, which the county
councils are obeying voluntarily.
The councils are carrying on their
work, partly from Republican funds
and partly by the help of banks.
The government is actively oppos-
ing the Dairs attempt to control the
councils. Many councillors have been
and the Dali is speculating
on the possibility that the. govern
ment will begin with the new finan-
cial year, no taxes" campaign
the country with cessa-
lion Of road work, dissolution of asy.
tlms and poor-housese-co complete
paralysis, in fact.
In this event the Dali hopes to
AXE the governments place.
In preparation for the fight ahead,
ocal bodies will submit estimates
o. the Dali for the forthcoming year
With the idea that there will be no
government grants.
ORPORATlONS PAY te
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
south carolIna terlIIIssr company.

'"H'H tHf'Fl"' F'FFFHf'T t"HFHHF7
Il received your letter about what
I owe you. Now. be pachent. I
alnt forget you. aud soon as iaIka
pay mo III pay you. but II this was
Judgement day and you no mare
prepared TO meet your God than !
am TO meet your account. then YOU
sho' going 10 hell"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
FOUR WOMEN WIN
PARTY NOMINATIONS
But Mrs. Renner Lcses Fer Sher-
iff In Rockcastle County
Miss Mahan Wins
(Ey Associated r~ess)

Louisville. Ky, Aug Reports
Of Saturdays primary election
fltering into Louisville today in
dicate the nomination of three
women aside from Mrs. Ida f.
Edger. democratic candidate for
jailer in Woodford county. Mrs.
Belle Napier won the democratic
nomination for jailer in Breathitt
over ten men and Mrs. Charles
c. Woodbury., of Louisville. the
only unindorsed successful can
didate of either party i'll Jefferson
county. defeated her man oppon-
ent for the office of tax commits
sioner. Miss Sarah Mahan Won
the democratic nomination for
circuit clerk in Boyle county.
Mrs John Renncr, of Mt. Yer
non, republican candidate Tor
sheriff OF Rockcastle county. was
defeated by man. In Louisville
w. Overton Harris won the dem
ocratic nomination for Mayor.
Huston Quinn, Judge OF the STATE
Court OF Appeals. is unopposed
for the republican nomination for
the same office
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
OFFICERS RAID
CARNIVAL SHOWS

A wholesale raid was made by
Deputy Sheritfs on the David d.
Wise Carnival Shows Saturday
night. after acting County Attor-
ney II. c. Oldham had taken out
warrants charging many OF the
members of the carnival concern
with gambling and breach of the
peace. a number of the members
spent the night in jail, but later
plead guilty to the charges and
were given fines ranging from
$40 and costs up. They replev-
led the fines. Two and half
loads of gambling paraphernalia
were seized, Mr.. Oldham says.
Three were charged with gam
ing. one with suffering gaming
and 25 breach of the peace. The
show had been here several days.
1t may leave here for Irvine at
once.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Pet Bass Is "Missing"

Reports from Orchard street
are that Pap" Broaddrs' ct bass
has disappeared from the tank in
which it usually disported with a
brim. also a pet 1t is understood
that certain we'll known fisher
men and sportsmen who conduct
their daily business in the vicini
ty of the Kellogg wholesale gro
Gerry have had it politely sug-
gested that it might be wise for
that bass to be back in his usual
haunts at an early date.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
| )CAL MAS0Ns TO
WORK At HAZARD

\ big delegation of Richmond
Aiasons took the noon train to
Hazard Sunday. They will see
the sights Of that mountain me-
tropolis Monday and Monday
light the local degree team Will
put on the third degree for the
Hazard lodge. Jack Wagers will
ct as Master for the work !:
James w. Hamilton as Senior
Warden; r. r. Burnam. Sr as
lunior Warden: c. A. Keith as
Senior Deacon Others who went
on the trip were Nick Harder,
George Simmons, II. NJ Whit
tington. Joe White. O. F. Hume.
r. c. Boggs, Shelby Hamilton.
]. A Kunkle, w. S. Broaddus.
Elvada Tudor. Brother" Turley.
!. T. Griggs, Ray Harmon. R.
! Ielford, Jr~ Myers Coates, J. c..
Eosley and Joe T. Ireland, Of
Frankfort.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
FORMER RICHMOND Girl,
DIES IN CINCINNATI

Mrs. Corbett c. Hopper died in
Cincinnati early Monday morn
ing after a several weeks illness
of typhoid fever, aged 20 years.
She was before her marriage
Miss Hattie Tankersly. Of this
city. and has host Of relatives
and friends who sadly deplore
her death. Surviving her are her
husband, Corbett Hopper, one
child, her father, one brother,
Henry Tankersly. two sisters,
Mrs Albert Sandlin, and Miss
Eva Tankersly. The body will be
brought to Richmond Tuesday
afternoon and will be taken to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Hopper on Estill avenue Funer-
al services will be held at Calvary
Baptist church Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock, conducted by
the pastor. Rev. l.. A. Byrd. In
terment in Richmond cemetery
The sympathy of host OF friends
is extended to the bereaveds ones
in their sad hour.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
DEMOCRATS SELECT
SPLENDID TICKET
Primary Passes Off Quietly Sat
urday But With Much In
terest In Results

In one OF the hottest primary
elections ever seen III Madison
county Saturday, Elmer Dcathcr
age was nominated for sheriff
over Van Benton by 155 majori-
ty; John d. Goodloec won over
G.. b. Angel for county Judge b.
about $50; Willis Kennedy de
feated Albin Cornclison 10 Repre-
resentative i'll the Legislature bv
1909 majority; Charles Rogers
won the jailer's race by mcr
votes than both of his opponents
combined, and W. J. Baxter, OF
Jessamine county, carried Madi-
son for CommonWcalth's Attor-
ney by 700.
Baxter also carried his home
county OF .Jessaminc by over 700;
Powell by over $50, and late
report from Winchester says he
carried Clark county by 80. IIe
has won easily i'll the district
composed Of the four counties.
In the city races in Richmond
J.. p. Evans won for the mayor
atty nomination. by 40 over Jeff
Mitchell, with W. f.. BlantoD
third and Robert Golden fourth.
Claude Dcvorc defeated Jim
Potts for Chief OF Police by about
1I3 majority: G.. MURRAY Smith
defeated Dave Powers for Police
Judge by 35z majority and II. {.
Rice defeatd Eugene Moynahan
for City Attorney by SOP major
ity.
The councilnanic ticket which
was endorsed by number OF bust
ress men some weeks ago. sweep
the boards, every one being chos-
eli. The new Council will be com
posed of the followinY
First Ward-Crutcllcr and Nc
Kinney.
Second Ward - Turpin and
Hamilton.
Third Ward-ONcil and Mar
tin.
The closest race in the county
was. of course. the shcriif's 5 race,
i'll which interest was intense.
MI OF the defeated cal-lidares
appear to have taken their de-
feats like good game democrats
and seem ready to rally to the
support OF the successful nomi-
neeS.
Everyone seems agreed that,
taken as whole. the ticket is one
Of the strongest ever presented to
the voters of Madison county.
The vote given in the tables OH
the first and second pages, is the
same as the official count, Ia ing
been Nchecked over accurately
from the ballot book stubs as re
turned to the county clerks oil
fee here Monday. 1t shows the
official maJorities received ~
each candidate.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
IN OTHER COUNTIES

Pres kimball defeated Frank
Bullock and Pelham Johnston for
the Democratic nomination for
Circuit Judge in Lexington. Pow
ell BOsworth won the sheriff
nomination and Spence Carrick
defeated Hogan Yancey for
County Attorney.
Tom A. Rice, present county
Judge. won over Rowan SauAey
and w. G. Gooch for the demo
cratic nomination for county
Judge i'll Lincoln county Rice's
plurality over Sau1ey was only
So votes. George DeBorde won
for sheriff. Kelly Francis for
county attorney. Herbert Rey-
nolds for tax commissioner. Mar
shall Newland defeated Stewart
Carson for county clerk and Bud
Peek won for jailer
Judge II. c Kennedy defeated
Judge B. J. Bethurum for the re
publican nomination for Circuit
Judge in the Pulaski Wayne,
Rockcastle and Clinton district,
by about 2,5OO majority. The
race there was q sCOrcher.
ID. Bush, a brother OF popu-
lar Deputy Sheriff SAINT Bush, OF
this county, won the democratic
nomination for sheriff of Clark
county. which is equivalent to
election as the republicans put no
candidates up there.
Harry Y. McChesney, once a
candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor. was de
feated for the democratic noni-
nation for the Legislature in
franklin county by Arch Ouarles
a Young farmer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
MAYOR EVANS DIES
FOLLOWING VICTORY
Mayer Evans' Last Words
tBy Associated press)

Lexington, Aug. S-When
Leslie p. Evans, Richmond
Mayor who died at the Cool
Samaritan Hospital here at
$50 o'clock this morning.
was told Saturday night of
his denomination for Mayor,
he said:
Nov can sleep we'll to-
night
lie expressed himself as
being proud of the nomlna-
tion and of his friends. who
honored him, without any
electioncering on his part
Mr.. Evans had been here
since July p. He was be
licved to be getting along as
we'll as could be expected
his condition suddenly be
came critical late last night.
He was conscious until
few seconds before his
death. Heart trouble was
the Immediate cause OF his
death, the doctors said. The
body was taken to Rich
mond today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Bill Moves Forward
OBy Associated Press)

Washington, August S-The
Willis Campbell anti-beer bill
moved forward in the Senate to-
ilay. One amendment which
would fine and imprison prohibi-
ton agents who violate consti-
tutional rights was discussed by
Senator Stanley, of Kentucky.
He criticised the prohibition
agents. saying "Citizens are way
laid and held up and searched
on highways and in homes where
persons were immune
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Funeral Tuesday Afternoon

The funeral services of Mayor
l.. =. Evans will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First
Baptist church. His pastor, Rev.
@. Olin Green, will conduct the
service.
The remains were brought to
his home in BurnamWood shortly
after noon Monday.
The City Hall was draped with
mourning Monday morning by
officials when news came of his
death. Probably an the business
houses in town will be closed dur
ing the hour of the funeral ser
vice Tsesday afternoon. \ great
many business men told the Daily
Register they expected to close.
The pallbearers will be:
.Active-Wm. Evans, George
Evans. OvertOn Evans. Harve
Chenault, and Waller Chenault
Honorary-R. +. Turlcy. VIM.
O'Nel. T. X. Hamilton,
Greenleaf. \. X. McCown. {. +.
Chenault. and Hale Dean.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Presents Bible to Church

Rev. A. J. Tribble has present
ed handsome Bible to the First
Baptist church. 1t was formally
accepted with a vote of apprecia-
ton by the congregation Sunday
morning. Rev Tribble is one of
the oldest and best beloved of the
Baptist ministers in this section
of the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. August Seattle,
strong and 25c higher; hogs. SOC
higher; Chicago SOC higher
lambs steady; Jersey steady.
Louisville, Aug. Seattle 1900,
higher; tops $3.50; hogs l.50O;
25c Higher; tops S1l.5O; sheep D.
100: steady $4 down; lambs
S1O.25.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
GEORGE WHITE TO
RUN IN OHIO
CBy Associated Press)

Easthampton, New York, Au
gust S-Chairman George White,
OF the Democratic National Com
mittee. said today he is not a
candidate for - the democratic
for Governor of Ohio.
at this time, but has the matter
under consideration with mental
reservation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Pellagra at Oweanboro
nHy Associatcd Pressl

Owensboro. Ky August s.
What physicians declare to be all
established case of pellagra was
discovered here today when they
examined Beaver Elder. the five
year-old son of Hubert Elder, of
Cloverport. He had the disease
three weeks. He returned TO his
home for treatment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
End Comes Early Monday Morn
ing To Beloved Official After
Long and Game Fight
For Life

Leslie p. Evans, Mayor Of
Richmond, died at 5 80 O'Clock
Monday morning.
Richmond mourns the loss oi
as true Il man, as noble a char
acter, as loyal Il friend and as
generous a heart as She has ever
known
he news came as a dreadful
shock to every one, and especial
- SO to those LOYAL friends. who
on Saturday Saw his administers
tion of the past four years vim
dicatcd and endorsed in the Dem
ocratic primary
All knew he had been desperate
ly Ill. But it was thought he had
passed the crisis and was now on
the road to recovery Only Fri
day, his physician had assured
prominent Richmond citizens that
he would live and return to the
home he loved SO we'll and the
city which he was SO proud to-
call his home.
But man proposes and God
disposes. The brave spirit which
had battled SO long against great
odds, was too weakeped to con-
quer and the end came peacefully
and quietly at the Good Samari-
tan Hospital just before the
dawn of Monday.
And SO the city mourns the loss
of the man who many declare
has made the best Mayor Rich |
mond ever had" During his
term of office. it has emerged
from rural village to a modern
little city. The paving OF the
principal streets revolutionized
the appearance of the city entire
ly. And as long as her people
shall enjoy them. they will be al
reminder OF the Mayor who
fought for progress and i'm
provement along every line.
Mayor Evans was Il member OF
one of Madison county's oldest
and best known families. He
was a son OF the late DR.. George :
w. Evans and Mamie Chenault
Evans, both gathered to their IA
theirs years ago. He was born
at White Hall. this county. on
December 2S. 1873 and therefore
was A years old, just reaching
the fulp vigor of the meridian OF
life, with many years of useful I
ness and service apparently !
ahead of him.
His devoted wife, who was
Miss Laura Lynn. and five chill
dren survive. They are Mamie.
Leslie p Jr., Marie Lynn, Rich
ard and George. One sister. Mrs.
Thomas II. Pickels, of Baltimore
and four brothers. also, are liv
ing. The brothers are George
Evans, of Kansas City, Kansas,
William Evans. recently of Kan
sas. and Overton and Joe Evans,
of Mt. Sterling.
For almost 20 years Mayor Ev
ans had been a deacon i'll the
First Baptist church of Richmond
and Superintendent of its Sunday
School. He lived his religion, as
he lived his life, before the pub
lie. There was nothing conceal
ed. He loved his Lord and sought
to walk in His precepts. and no
man in Richmond or anywhere
else was so known of all men as
a true follower of the meek and
lowly Nazarene as Mayor Evans.
He was always ready for the call
to come up higher, and those who
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Mrs. Mellon Very Low

Children Of Mrs. Kate p. Mel
lon have been called to her bed
side in Oklahoma City. Okla.
where she went not long ago. Sh1
became very Ill while on visit to
her daughter there.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Say White Will Run
(By Associated Press)

Marietta, O., August S-Close
personal friends of Chairman
White today affirmed the Wash
ington reports that White will be
candidate for Governor OF Ohio
next year White is now at his
home in the east.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Democratic Magistrates

Gordon Burgip, c. l.. Tiptor
and. Squire, Joe Long seem tc
have been victors in the demo
cratic magsterial races.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Weather for Kentucky

Fair tonight and Tuesday and
somewhat warmer Tuesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08

know Les" Evans, his life and
his works, know that as certain
~ as there is life hereafter and
an eternal reward for those who
believe on the Son of Sod. 50
certainly is he today hearing
those hallowed words, 'Well
done, thou good and faithful ser
want. enter thou into the joys OF
thy Lord"
Meanwhile the city wears
mourning and every heart is sad
that this good man shall walk
among lis no more
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08

Golden Jubilee HudepohPs
famous beer is really the best
in town. L. & N. Restaur-
ant, Mrs. J. R. Shaw, Prop.
187 Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08

l.. A. Watkins won for Police
Judge in Berea.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-08
Today's Produce Prices

Quoted and paid by the Ken
aker Poultry Company.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-13

LOCAL AND NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS OF MARSHALL COUNTY
VIKING

Observation-Disclosures
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-13
THINGS ARE DIFFERENT.

An imaginary line will not keep cat
tie out OF corn nor WhiSkey runners
from brisk business. vet one does not
have to spend a great amount of time
III Winnipeg to realize that things are
different. One of the most impressive
Indications that one is not i'm the United
States is the array of signs which con-
fronts him in that town. They sneak
foreign tongue such as. Tea Room"
Ear, Hail For Rent. "Suits Press
ca 90 cents. British Mail. THE Pro
hlbltlon Shoe--Notice Their Tongues
hanging OUT and "Touch Buttons.