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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19
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aeE-aa The Eoai line. rlvinK Masto,
f.se the oval on the 70 yaFd line.
Again IN TO third quarter. The
northwestern okishomans rushed
the bcefy MussoEoe line off Ila feet
and reached the issard line. only
10 BE- held Tor downs. The wooiy
line held and a fcw seconds iai.r,
Carter punied 10 tho middle Of the
field. Ram" cmddcck fnmbled the
click hall and q Muakoseean ~.
covered. rroii,Ins ny the ascrdupoIs.
which made ihem better mud hens.
tho Faulkner crcw. added hy a 20.
yard Eain on a sort Of a hidden bali
trick play by Carroll. reaoaed the
chlckasha syari ilne where they
we're held for downs. This was the
only time IN the entire game that
the caa, sldon save evidence Of
scoring ability.
Tho hall was In play In MuakoEs'
territory during practically every
second Of the first and fourth quar-.
iers and AZ least two thirds Of the
second and third periods.
In the fourta quarter. Roach and
craddock attempted place kick
from the 2s.yard line. Il wen, wide
and short.
A Great Game At That.
Il was n great gnme. at that. The
locals deserved to win. They made
first downs 10 times compared with
S by Muskogee: they gained gsi
yards In scrimmage while their riy.
ais gained IA. They played all over
the Muskogeo danger zone and. on
the other hand. we're seriously
threatened only once; they were out.
weighed not less than IL pounds
to the man and they fought for
every inch Of gain and during every
minute OF play.
The slippery field rendered II i'm.
possible for the Chickasha lads TO
execute their longend run plays
which have been big ground gamers
for the Woodymen.
Roach and Gam Stars.
Roach and Gam were the ont.
standing stars OF the game, al.
though Hollingsworth. Carroll, and
Casey, the husky Muskogee tackle.
appeared in the lImelieit. Jones was
In great form before he was knock.
cd out with a sprained arm in the
first quarter He was relieved by
Johnny DeKlndor, who received the
kayo in the fourth quarter and was
relieved by Bond.
Every member fthe Chickasha
team played a consistent game of
football. Craddock handled the gen.
eralship job well and contributed
some neat gains. Capt. Roach
played stellar game throughout
and was easily the sensation of the
tilt. He gave a great exhibition of
line-plunging. At least dozen peo.
pie, including several Muskogee
players and fans and former college
gridsters, rushed out to the field
to congratulate him after Referee
Mcmahon blew the final whistle
Johnnie Carroll, Muskogee quar-
terback and captain, was Muskogees
best, Deck, the much-touted veteran
halfback, failing to toe the line of
expectation. Casey, the 2OOpound
tackle, was the shining light in the
Muskogee line.
Jones probably will be out OF the
lineup in the season ender here
Thursday afternoon when the home
lings meet the Terrell School of
Dallas eleven.
The squad returned this morning
from Muskogee. Coach Woody and
Captain Roach remained in Okla
homa City to witness the Oklahoma
City College-Chillaco Indian game
this afternoon.
The lineup:
CHICKASHA MUsKoGEE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Chester stcInbergcr. small son OF
Mr. aud Mrs. Clint c. stelnberger.
returned this morning from Musko-
gee. whorc hc Witnessed the Chick.
asha high school-Muskogee high
school football game yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Chicken and everything, all for
ejc-Bowycr's. 1871.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Prices still going down. u. s.
Tires selling at new low list price.
Arch NJ. Brown. 423 Kansas avenue.
15-5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Throughout the year TIE photo.
graph you gIye this Christmas will
stand Ms q constant reminder OF
your loving though,fulness. Norvelle
Studio. 80 i7-3.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

riate lunch. the Kind that's good
powyers. a 1871.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Nth Mr. and Nr. Roben a. Lively,
sos Minnesota avenue.
A square neal for Sc. iiowyera.
ial.
not. n. 4. Haley. pastor u The
napilst church Al Rush Springs. was
In the city today whIle On route
from Oklahoma City. whcrc be- a.
tended the Baptist convention. Il
bin home.
Don't delay IN getting your ordoI
IN for dressed turkey. G o. y. Mar
tot. i7%,
Duy coal now-lt may bo hard "a
Get later AZ state freight rates ad'
vance Nov. Goth. McAiestcr lump
siscc: MeAIes,er nut tii-as: Henry
eiia lump si2.oo. delivered. Phone
sss. Linton Grain Co. sf
q. w. Austin. president Of tsie
Oklahoma College for Women. rc
turned this morning from oklahoma
City. whero he attended tho Baptist
General Convention Of Oklahoma.
:
riate lunch. the Kind that's good
powyer's. A 1871
Throughout the year TIE photo
graph you glye this Christmas viii
stand Ms q constant reminder ol
your loving thoughtfulness. Norvelle
Studio. -, i7-3.
Chester stoInbergcr. small son OF
Mr. aud Mrs. Clint c. SteInberger.
returned this morning from Musko.
zee. wherc hc witnessed the Chick.
asha high school -Muskogee high
school football game yesterday.
Chicken and everything, all for
e5c-Bowyers. 1871.
Prices stIll going down. u. s.
Tires selling at new low list price.
Arch NJ. Brown. 423 Kansas avenue.
15-5.
Rev. Sam d. Taylor. pastor of
the First Baptist church, and wife.
returned this morning from Oklaho-
ma City. where they attended the
Baptist General Convention OF Okla.
hora 4 a
Tho only Drug Store open tomor.
row. Bowyer Drug Co. 1871
We have a De.Natured alcohol for
your radiators. Modern Garage, 9Th
pnd Kansas. 1885,.
Rev. c. p. Alcorn has returned
from the meeting of the Baptist
General Convention OF Oklahoma
held this week In Oklahoma City.
Phone your order In now fol
dressed turkey. G. o. D. Market.
17.5
Free delivery and the only one
open tomorrow. Bowyer Drug Co. 1t
I
Harris Huntey and Paul Pitchford
Chickasha high school students
were among the spectators at the
football game in Muskogee yester
day afternoon.
OF course you will have your pic
lure taken this year. yourself. Jus
as you are' speaking from the por
trait. What better gift; what bet
ter time? Norvelle Studios. 17-3
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint C. Steinberge
were among the spectators at tn,
C. H. SIM. H. S. football game a
Muskogee yesterday. They left Mus
kogee last night for Tulsa wher
Mr.. Steinberger will attend the W
A. mogul's meeting tomorrow.
HOME made fruit cakes, filled witt
best fruit and nuts, CSC pound
Phone your orders, Mrs. Herndon
1881. IT,
The only Drug Store open tomoI
row. Bowyer Drug Co, 49,
An ideal Christmas gift-your pho
to--Make your appointment early
Hampton Studio. II
Ohas. venable and Sam McGrana
han, attended the Shrine ceremonia
in Oklahoma City yesterday.
Avoid disappointment. order you
dressed turkey now. C. o. D. MAI
ket. H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

u. Tignor has returned from a
business trip to Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Rss n. =. HALEY. pastor Of the
napilst church al Rush Springs. was
In the city today whlle On route
from Oklahoma City. ~herc be al.
tended the Dap,is, convention. 10
bin home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Observation-Disclosures for DeweIl
(second quarter); Dewell for Burkes
Fourth quarter); Trumboe for Holly
Fourth quarter); Dekinder for
Jones first quarter); Minnett for
Hill tthird quarter) Bond for DeKin-
der fourth quarter).
Made Downs-Chickasha Is times;
Muskogee s times.
Punts-Roach punted eight times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

The tide frequently rises by jerks
and not evenly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

q. w. Austin. president Of the
Oklahoma College for Women. re-
turned this morning from oklahoma
City. where he attended tho Baptist
General Convention Of Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Nf and Nfs Grover " Russell II
Kansas ctr. arc hefe fur sisli
Nth Mr. and Mp Rober n. Lively.
tos Minnesota avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Don't delay IN getting your order
IN for dressed turkey. c. o. y. Mar
tct. i3S.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Duy coal now-It may bo hard 10
get later a. state freight rates ad.
vance Nov. Goth. McAiester lump
sisec: MeAies,er nut sii-as: Henry.
eita lump si2oo. delivered. Phone
sss. Linton Grain Co. sf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19
Personal Mention

fisme baked cakes. al kinds.
rhcns yoaF oFdeFs. Mfs kaElish.
i1ens iasen 10.
Year Photograph ~Iil solve the
tFohirm. what shall slss for
Chflstmass- No sitting made later
than December 18Th wlli DO finished
before Christmas Norvelle Studio.
ia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Rev. Sam d. Taylor. pastor of
the First Baptist church, and wife
returned this morning from oklaho-
ma City. where they attended the
Baptist General Convention Of Okla.
nons> =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19
Announcement

have decided To enter the nursery business again.
and will carry general line al trees vines. and shrubs
hand at my residence. oi2 South 9h street. all
during the winter and coming spring
Anyone needing anything in this line. | will apprc-
ciatc al any part OF their patronage
From the spring OF 1910. To the spring OF 700 ~
years WAS connected with the Chickasha Nursery
springer ilanscn Propsl. after which worked Tor
the Gray Floral Co, nearly year and half
Ny intentions TO plant a crop OF nursery stock
this winter and spring on land have leased the
south edge Of Chckasha. and hope be able 10 supply
the needs OF planters in this section prices not the
highest. but we'll grown thrifty. nursery stock at
reasonable prices. Yours for well grown trees.
A. B. HANSEN, Nurseryman
Phone 500 9l2 5. 9th St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

Tho only Drug Store open tomor
row. Bowyer Drug Co. 1871
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19

We have De.Natured alcohol for
your radiators. Modern Garage, 9th
pnd Kansas. 1885,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
BY RUTH AGNES ABELING

The undertaken had reached home
before me and when I arrived. the
body of Philip Ames lay in the little
darkened parlor.
The man who in life had always
been the center Of a laughing throns
wa alone now. And as 1 looked at
him I wondered IL there could be
such a thing as loneliness for him
if he missed. now, the laughter OF
those ~so-called friends.
AS / reached the head of the stairs
Lila met me.
81 had been waiting for you" she
said. "How did Kate-his wife
take it,"
"she didn't cry" 1 said. rather
foolishly.
THAT is like her, she wouldn't"
Lila said.
"How is Mr.. Ames?" I asked. "And
have there been any calls for me 2"
For. in spite of the thousand and
one things there were to occupy my
mind, the thought of Tom and the
hope that he might call was always
lingering somewhere in the back of
my consciousness.
There weren't any calls-and
there isn't anything new to say about
John. He stays about the same"
1 was glad to be alone in my
room. And for a long time / sat by
the window looking out on the gar
den below and trying to think things
out.
Very likely, I thought, with Lila
Ames' change of her mode of living,
she would find a secretary an entire
ly unnecessary thing. I should have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

The "will-to-power" OF a wife
sometimes destroys the prosperity
as well as the peace Of a home.
A husband thus condenses his
own experience:
Day nor night al I have peace
in which to rest up for my work
my vacation this summer was a
horror Am an ad-art man, an artist
by inclination, turned to commercial
art by my wife's worship Of money.
Have provided her with more than
she ever had as a girl, with more
than any OF her family has. Motor
and clothes and a country club and
golf all are hers.
This summer / wanted to o in
a mountain camp, and paint. Land
scape is my hobby. But ] had to go
to q smart hotel. Returned disgust
ed and too tired to work. Have no
children. Can see no reason for
going on under conditions which are
destroying my ambition and my
ability"
Now I often wonder why women
are so blind TO their own response
bilities for maintaining the efticien-
CIV of the man who brings home
the salary. Can't they see hat it's
mighty poor business policy to wear
down the energy OF the
family wage-earner?
From another angle of h social
plane comes an even more interest
ing letter:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
PALATABLE DISHES
MADE R O RICE

Comparatively few women realize
the possibilities of rice as a yegeta-
BILE. Properly prepared 1t is deli
cious to serve in place of potatoes.
In one-dish meals rice is both o
economical and nourishing than po-
tatoes.
When used as a substitute for po-
~tatoes. the simplest way of serving 1t
is best.
Boiled Rice
One cup rice. 2 teaspoons salt, 2
quarts boiling water. 2 tablespoons
butter.
Wash rice in several waters. rub
bling through hands. Drain and add
slowly to the boiling water. Add so
slowly that the bubbling does not
stop. Shake the pan to prevent rice
from sticking. Boil about 20 min
utes or until the rice is tender. The
freshness of the rice has much to do
with the length of time required to
cook it. When rice is tender drain
through a sieve. AS soon as the
water in which it was cooked stops
dripping, pour boiling water through
rice. Drain. Melt butter in a sauce
pan, add rice and shake over the
fire. Then cover and put in a slow
oven for five. minutes. This tufts
the rice and makes each kernel dry.
The salt should be added to the boil
ing water before the rice is put in.
Rice boiled in this way is not the
sticky lump which is unpalatable.
Rice Patty Cakes
II One-half cup rice, l quart boiling
water, IL teaspoons salt, 1 table,
spoon butter. u cup milk. fine sifted
cracker crumbs or flour.
Add salt to boiling water. Add
rice slowly. Boil until tender. Drain
and pour over boiling water. Drain.
Add butter and milk and stir over
fire till rather smooth and firm. Let
cool a few minutes. Shape into little
fiat cakes with hands. roll in crumbs
or -four and fry in a frying pan in
bacon fat. These may be made with
leftover rice.
Rice Croquettes
One-half cup rice, Ia teaspoons
salt, / quart boiling water. l table,
spoon butter. 2 tablespoons milk, l
egg.
Cook rice as in preceding recipe.
Add butter, milk and egg. Cook and
stir a few minutes longer. Turn out
on a platter to cool. Shape with
the hands into little cones, roll In
crumbs. dip in an egg slightly beat
en- with / tablespoon milk, roll again
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
A GHOST PARTY
FOR

A ghost party; It's just the thing
for busy people who haven't much
time to make costumes.
Send little invitations written in
black ink on gray paper telling your
friends that you'll expect them to
convene with and be one of the no.
tables at your home on a certain
evening and at a certain hour which
you will set. Ask each CUES to wear
a gray domino and TO wear or carry,
something suggestive Of the ghost
which he is to be.
There need be only one really
painstaking made costume for the
whole party and hat will be the out
fit of the little page who will dis
tribute the witches pencils and pa
pers and insist in other ways.
Her frock should be Of yellow
crepe paper with a tall pointed cap.
Buy the regular Halloween paper
which has COLLINS. and elves dane
ing along the border. Make a reg
ular little Mother Hubbard from the
neck and gather il into a full skirt
at the waist. Be sure that the fam
ciful border is at the hem of the
shirt and at the head band of the
cap. She must wear yellow stock
lnSS ana WHICH you Can
make of yellow silk with long toes
stuffed and caught back TO the up
per part of the shoe with a yellow
thread which will be practically in
visible.
After the guests have arrived,
they will be conducted by the little
page, who keeps her finger to her
mouth as a request for silence to a
room with huge Silence signs hung
about. Then the page, from the
pumpkin which she carries Will dis
tribute pencils and paper to each
guest, telling them to write down
the names of as many of the ghosts
present as they know.
There will be Shakespeare with a
huge white crepe paper ruff around
his neck; Diogenes, carrying a
pumpkin lantern and searching ev-
cry face: Columbus with a map in
his hand: Sir Walter Raleigh and
Queen Elizabeth in the famous pool
act.
OF course. the person who guesses
the most ghosts correctly will be
given a prize by the page.
If possible. have all OF the room
which you use for this party lighted
with candles-it adds much to the
effect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

"We need to be more considerable
of the immigrant, too.
Going about among them over
there We find that those who are re-
turned because the quota of their
people is full for the month they ar
rived in rarely understand why they
were returned.
Need Selection.
1--WE need selection and distribu-
ton. There should be some arrange
ment made by which, if farmers are
needed to till the yet uncultivated
sections of the country, we can bring
in farmers.
"And they should be distributed
when they reach here instead OF al
lowed to settle in the first city they
come to whether or not they can
make a living there.
1.-The trouble is the United States
does not consider her immigrants
until they reach her shore, while
they really should be considered
from the moment they make up
their minds to come to this coun-
try"
paprika.
Put a layer of rice in a well but
tered baking dish. Add a layer of
chopped or grated cheese and con-
tinue alternating layers until all is
used. Season with salt and paprika,
pour over milk and bake half an
hour in a moderate oven.
Copyright. 1921. N. E. A. service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

to find something else to do. / was
wondering vaguely about this when
my attention vas attracted by move
ment in the rose garden just below.
/ looked, trying to separate the
darkness from the outlines of what
seemed to be human figures. Grad
ually the figures came out more
plainly and 1 recognized the lines of
Grace Cameron's suit. There was a
man with her-Tomi
/ turned from the window. know
ing better than yer what a lonely
stretch lay ahead of me.
I was up early the next morning.
But someone had been downstairs
before me, for the curtains were all
up and the house opened, with the
exception of the little front parlor.
In a minute 1 knew who had been
around before me. John Ames, q
dazed look on his face, entered the
dusky little room.
Good morning" I said to him
softly. / was standing near the
coffin of his brother.
Should 1 send him out, should l
contriye to get him away before he
saw? 1 started toward him. But
too late.
John Ames made a quick move-
ment. He had the silent face be-
tween both of his hands.
"Phil." 1 heard him cry. "Phil!"
He seemed to be staggering. I
caught him just as he seemed about
to fall. John Ames looked at me a
second and then called me by name.
His reason had returned.
(To be continued)
Copyright, 1921, N. e. A. Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
G4Mp@76NaD
@3Mnma MA0u

Have Just applied for q JOB as an
auto expert. The employer asked II
I was married. Because / am, he
asked II my wife works away from
home.
This astonished me. II wasn't his
business. ! guess he saw ] was in
dignant, for he explained that a
man whose wife is also employed
isn't half as good a workman az n
whose wife stays al home and cooks
and keeps the babies clean and hap
Ply.
He said It was no new theory
with him. He had kept track Of his
workmen. His best men had wives
with the time 10 get a decent break
last, and pack a h-ome-cooked lunch
con, who were not too tired at night
to be good natured. The tired wo-
man nags, he said. And the EN-
plcyed wife doesn't let a man rest
Sundays. He usually has to ielp
her wash, iron or clean VI the
house.
II put this to my wife, for ! be-
lieve every word of II. But ] couldn't
n axe her see 1t. She's independent
and must have her own way. So I
had to pass up that chance and take
something / didn't want"
Independence is a deadly form Of
the will-to-power in some instances
as when it becomes a neat weapon
for destroying a husbands rec
| Cooperation is the only word in the
successful matrimonial alliance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

There are times when one wants
TO ser e a rather expensive vegeta-
Die to a large number of people and
the cost makes II seem out of the
question. Combine the expensive
vegetable with an inexpensive one
to make a medium that will be pos
sible to serve.
For instance. c~aulifower is never
cheap and to buy enough to serve
twelve persons would make q lunch
con or dinner run into money. But
cauliiower may be combined with
carrots in such a way that a most
artistic and delicious dish at a mod
crate price is the result.
Brussels sprouts and carrots, as
paragus and carrots. green peas and
carrots. all these combinations are
most palatable and economical.
C~aulifower and Carrots
1 head caulifower, 2h cups diced
carrots, 3 tablespoons butter, 2 ta-
blespoons flour, 2 cups milk, 4 ia
blespoons grated cheese, 1 z yolk,
u teaspoon salt, u teaspoon white
pepper.
Remove leaves and cut off stalks.
Let stand for half an hour in cold
water to cover. Turn head down
and add l teaspoon salt to water.
Cook head up in boiling sailed water
until the stalk is tender. 1t will
take about 30 minutes. Drain and
put head up in a shallow serving
dish. Cut the lowerets at the stalk
but do not separate. While the
cauliflower is cooking cook the car
rots in slightly sailed boiling water
and make the sauce. To make the
sauce, melt butter in a smooth
saucepan, stir in flour and cook till
smooth. Add milk slowly, stirring
constantly. Season with salt and
pepper and add cheese. Cook and
stir until cheese is melted and add
egg yolk. Stir briskly for one min
ute over the fire after adding egg.
Pour this auc over the cauliflower
and make a border of the carrots.
The yellow of the sauce and the
deeper yellow of the carrots make
an attractive looking dish. The
flavor of the carrots is mild and
blends with the stronger favored
caulifower. Skim the water while
eaulif1ower is cooking and do not
cover the stew pan.
Asparagus and Carrots
1 can asparagus, an equal amount
of carrots cut in the shape of as
paragus, 2 egg yolks, " teaspoon
mustard, u teaspoon salt, 6 table,
spoons oil. 6 tablespoons lemon
juice, paprika.
Rinse asparagus carefully in cold
water and reheat in double boiler.
Wash and scrape carrots and cut in
lengths like the asparagus. Cook in
boiling sailed water till tender. Ar
range in alternating sections in a
hot shallow serving dish. Pour over
sauce made as follows:
Beat yolks of eggs slightly. Add
dry ingredients and mix thoroughly.
Add oil slowly, beating constantly.
Add lemon juice slowly, beating
constantly. Cook over hot water till
paprika.
copyright, 1921, N. E. A. Service)