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Evening star., 1921-10-25
LIGHT ON RAILROAD SOUABBLE
IS THROWN BY TWO LETTERS

western? Do the employees have some
present dispute with the manage
| ment? Have you been to the presi-
dent, the vice president and tho gen
your grievances? What is the dis
pute?
Quotes Leaders.
"The leaders of your brotherhoods
say you are striking against the wage
award, effective July /. 1921. But
, your representatives participated IN
the hearing before the Labor Board,
offered their evidence. submitted their
arguments. and, after full and COM
plete hearing, the Labor Board, an
instrumentality of the federal gov
ernment. in accordance with the law
Of Congress. made decision regard
ing wages. And this railroad has
complied with that decision.
I'm your letter you say you are
willing to take the cut of July 1. but
that you cannot take another one
until the cost of living has been re-
duced. Your officers have not asked
you to take another cut at this time.
We have not yet started negotiations
with you upon this subject, and you
have not met with your executive
officers for the purpose Of discussing
any such question, as the law re-
quires even before any application is
| made to the Labor Board, and yet you
propose to strike in response to call
| which bases the strike upon the wage
cut with which you say you are sat
| isfied.
IF you have fear Of further re-
duction In wages, then permit me to
| call your attention to the record
| which the Northwestern company
made at the last hearing on this sub
ject before the United States Labor
Board. In his closing arguments at
| that time our Mr.. Sargent stated that
it was the purpose Of this company to
obey the decisions of the Labor Board
and to strictly observe the law to
| the minutest detail at all times and
| ment had my full approval. and still
| stands as the policy of this COM
pany.
There has been no intention Of re-
ducing wages further without first
conferring with you and our other
| out by the act of Congress. If in
| these negotiations we cannot reach
| an amicable and friendly settlement,
| then there can still be no reduction
in wages until after We have applied
to the United States Labor Board and
have certified to that board that we
| were unable to agree. The board will
| then set our dispute down for a hear
ing. At such a time you will be rep
resented and will be given an oppor-
| tunity to be heard, just as You were
when the board ordered reductions OF
between 10 and IL per cent, effective
| July ], 1921.
| "At this hearing you will be given
! the opportunity to offer all Of your
| evidence. to present all the facts and
! all the arguments against reduc-
| ton in wages, and the board will then
decide whether conditions have so
changed since their decision effec-
tive July l. 1921. that there should he
further reduction in wages We
believe that such decision will lie
based squarely and impartially upon
the evidence produced at the hear
| ing. II the board is satisfied that
conditions have SO changed that some
Evening star., 1921-10-25

further reduction in wages should be
ordered, they will 30 decide. If. on
the other hand. they should find that
conditions have not so changed as to
tnstify further reductions they will
decide accordingly and dismiss the
application. Whatever this may be,
this railroad will obey IT.
I'VE obeyed the decision Of the
board when in 1920 they directed us
to increase wages approximately 22
per cent. We obeyed their decision
In 1921. when they directed a reduc-
ton Of between 10 and 12 per cent.
We will obey any future decision.
and there will be no reduction of your
compensation. or that of any other
employees coming under the juris sdic-
Evening star., 1921-10-25
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t tonic ingredients.
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You are not asked to risk single cent to
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will give you the buoyant, lively spirit. of
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Gen yeast vitamine tablets according to the
simple directions for two weeks. If at the
end of that time you don't feel like new
the purchase price at once, without question
or red tape, on your simple request
Be sure that you ask the druggist for Vim
O-Gen yeast vitamine tablets, Do not accept
any substitute or, imitation. The genuine Vim
O-Gen yeast vitamine tablets are prepared
from scientifically cultured yeast, rich in the
three vitamines that science tells us are SO
necessary to health. strength and energy.
Evening star., 1921-10-25

The Norwegians are the longest
lived Of European peoples, and the
Span'ards the shortest
Evening star., 1921-10-25
Il Told You SOL"

The furniture in my abode fear will break my heart
TOR when sit upon chair always falls apart the floor
is dented here and there, in rather weird des where
In falling from the chairs have hit it with my spne My
tables all wapperawed they teeter and fro the
legs always coming off and causing endless woe. My
sdeboard-wfen the thing new, of it used tobrag-
is reeing yonder by the wall though it had jag And
when go to bed at night and hope to sleep and
bed proceeds to have fit and dumps the floor. My
wife is always saying things that fill my heart with woe
she shakes her finger in my face and says: Il told you
50" When we were buy furniture two years ago
May, my wife put up lengthy spiel (she always has her
says Lets get the good old LIFETIME kind and then
we'll know we're right! Our neighbor Johnson has that
Sort and truly it's sight. He's had it for many
years, and it's good he doesn't have fix up
with wire and tacks and glue Cali furniture, my DEAR
said merely made of wood and there forty other
kinds just good I'll buy tables, chairs
and things for less than Johnson paid and when take
purchase home his will be in the shade" My wife
she wept and cussed and said total loss but when
1T comes to buying things she knows that Pm the boss
and so went ahead and bought and smiled hear her
sco and took home stacks of rniture-and all the legs
came off, Oh, every time take chair it dumps me on
the floor, and my spine is telescoped my panaloons
and every time go bed the bed up
bucks and every time she hears smash, my wife, she
murmurs: "Shucks" She follows around the house.
to and fro, and shakes her finger my face
and SAYS: 81 told you sol"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
AUTO MART TO
Be LAND MARK

when future generations nre
boxing over the old home town. one
Of the Land marks h gotng to be an
automobile sales and service estab-
lishment." says A & Eidridgs.
president and general manager Of
the Eidridgc Buick COMPANY.
For tho car buyer today n look
ing for the strong and well estab-
iished dealer. because he win remain
to servo long after mero sales 80
tablishments have succumbed 10 thu
changing time&-
Eldridge takcs the interesting 20
ation that the increasing insistencn
Of the car buyer for permanent
dealer responsibility win operate TO
firmly and permanently establish
those dealers who unrcservcdiy sc.
ccpt responsibility for the perform
anoe Of tho cars they sail
such . DEALER attitude. he sayn.
involves . policy that anchors that
dealer 70 firmly In the community
thai time serves only 10 make him
more enduringiy . part Of tho mar.
ket In which he does business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
CARE OF TIRES WILL
SAVE $1OO,OOO,OOO
YEARLY, SAY EXPERTS

dion IN the tread rubber al around
tho tire. and VIII produces eventually
an inside fabric break.
Most cuts are avotdabia The
remedy II to examine the tires al
regular intervals. with the object OF
removing all penetrating objects
such an nails and tacks. to wash out
the holes and cuts and close them
by properly prepared healing prepar-
ationA
The use OF chains or other anti.
skid devices In Advisable under cor
tain conditions. While q well do
signed non.skid tread is generally
sufficient insurance against slipping.
yet there are conditions OF ice. mud.
or deep snow when chains are . no
coAsity.
"a loose dsvfca. particularly one
that win creep around the tire and
distribute the strain In much to BE-
preferred But even the best OF de-
vices should be used only when and
as long as N absolutely necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
STAGE DEPOT TO
OPEN IN AUGUST

Tho Central Auto stags terminal
the new union depot for auto stAge'
In Seattle. which win open In An
gust win have. according to in In
couorators. one OF the finest puhiir
markets In the city.
Its location In the entire bloch
bounded by Western ave-. Madison
Marion and Post sta. served directly
by street cars Of First ave-. West
ern ave. and Madison st., and within
easy access TO ferries. Steamship
docks and business sections
There are is stores and 20 conces
sions. These consist OF an electrical
shop. drug store. restaurant barber
shop. sign painter. shoe rcpairer
butter and egxs. seeds and plants
a club. telegraph Office fruits. veg
etables. grocery. news stand. pop
corn and nuts. telephone booths
taxi stand. Ice cream. soda. candy
fountain lunch. cigars Rcat mar
ket. bakery. tcae and co3ee. florist.
dsiicatcssen. dairy products kodakz
lunch room. general storo and In
formation bureau
Tho concern n composed Of op
orators who run auto stage iinc'
between Seattle and internrtax
points and the owners Of tho prop
erty occupied.
II has = :oyear lenss on ~
building and h planning 20 adj
three stories TO the two stories with
which u win OPEN A viaduct cvc'
Post sf and m arcade thru thu
Fainier-Cnnd hotel irving dirsc
Flint ave. entrance 70 the property
arc also planned
Morn than % auto sfAgss ass
at prpcnt operating daily from
street curts here and the depot Il
expected 70 bring n welcome ehsngs
to tho pubic and 70 the stag
owners
The principal stockhelder b Mr.
william-AnnA Lorin9. . heavy
property owner In this city.
Major Herbert r. Fay. formerly
adiu,ant gcncnl At Camp Lswi&
Was tho organizer OF the corpora
ton. and Is its president and gen
erai manager.
H. A. Whitney. e z q ~. T.
for years engineer for the STATE
railroad and public utilities commits
sion Of California. u manager oI
the terminal, the gangc. and tbs
transportation affaiu Of the com
tany. Whitney was, ct one time
tho city engineer Of Beilingham
and the superintendent Of the wates
department al Tacoma
The general offices Of the cor
porafion are At si0h Western ave
The officers arc: H. r. Fay. presi
dent: w. r. Ferguson. first vice
president; +. Il. Ragan. second vics
president: II. ". startzman. secrc
tary. w. NJ. Cowlcy. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23

latest census figures show Austr1
LA has . population Of 5.4is.7o2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23

MRS ANNA DARTuEIs0N. GO.
former stanwcod resident died
Friday at her homo. sssi N. sist
St Burial win be In stanwood-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23

Prank x Gaughen. assistant al
vcrtssing manager Of the WHY'S
Light Division of the Electric Auto
Lite corporation. has bean named
Advertising manager. according 70 n
recent announcement
He succeeds L. n Williams who
L. now associated with the Kansas
city branch OF WHY'S IAght In
which he u financially interested.
Gaughen brings to WHY'S Light
IN his new and advanced position.
an experiences In sales promotion
and advertising which dates back to
childhood daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
Gets Appointment
With Haynes Firm

J. A Fhnnery. wcf-kncwn
automobile export man. has bean
appointed assistant export manager
for the Haynes Automobile com
rany OF New York. according TO
an announcement by II. w. Head
ington. general manager OF the New
York Haynes company. FIannery
has had wide experience In the
export departments Of lcadins
Auerican automobile companies.
end y said to be = specialist in tho
annlysis OF foreign markets. from
the sales point of view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
500 Cash Priz'

monthly July you Aay, es - vuees
credit In cs.h: vcu
the second
cash. and unn the $4,000
Of an a. c.A.k
Manager The Seattle STAR which rhen
OF
you need Then go to your friends
viii u.vsr. the
sand votes to credit and be
This opportunity afford
mail the coupon today and get In on the ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
! sIoA1p9S]
Dtill.E:71
THOMAS n BEEMAN
Ming Coosssy Eastness
Weak Epding July ~, fDxl

| King Ceassy Enstness
Wesk EpdinG July n, fOz1N
GRAVEL ROADS
KMt-Des Meine.A-Ssood
Dee Metnss-TsoemA nishrlse-oced.
hentsn- Renfon Juncuen-clo.ed fos paw
ing. Detour via OriiliA
h<Afon- Maple vaii~y-Fair. Nev gravel
| Ros6bed not firm.
Maple valley -Biark Dssmo~s--;ooa-
esst-Mapie vails0 road open FROM
Kent east: fair shapa Balance Of
road good
wssdinviii@ -DuvaIl--cccd
DuvniI-Fnil City-occd
he<imoad- Fall C1ty--5ooA
ltedmesd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Redmond -Beslcvuc--socd. but uarrvv.
Paddle hishwny-o'nrfsn Brsdro-cios>d
for paving
Is.aquAh- Fall City-Nerth Besa--GooS.
lssaqu.h -H~uimond--via LAKE Namsm-
mish--Hedmond TO ingisvood rough.
ttevns Pas. taad--ocod condition Open
three miles above Bkykomish-
Ncwport-isanqu ah-Good
itsoton- y cwport-- Good. Closed In Rem.
ton. use detour.
| Newport Bellevue Good
Enumclaw- FrAnkiin--New concrete rad
two miios from Bnumciaw. Good gravel
beyond. Parking Ia prohibited on
FRANKLIN bridge over Green river gorge
By order OF county commissioners
/ AAnuru-UlnGk OiAmOm0-NeW concrete
road t~o miles beyond Auburn Good
gravel beyond. also via soos creek
SUNSET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pass open.
Road In King county In excellent con
dillon New concrete pavement ~
miles from Henton to cosifieid open.
| Gravel section closed for paving. Do
tour via road running east q. end of
pavement for live mhts. thence north
to Issauuah.
N.chc. Pas. formerly Mcciella. r.s.
| Highway - Excellent condition. open
| 10 miles beyond Green Water (Enum-
ciaw-Green Water river). All rndp
around Enumclaw excellent
Stevens Pnss Highway - Portion In King
county above Index fair. Due TO loose
| gravei. Ia rough In piaoca but Ia pasHa-
bic to point six miles beyond skyko-
! mish.
Black Diamond FrAnkie~--ocod.
brtdge Acres HDcQualmie River Nans
Tolt-Load limit five tonA
Lake Forrest Park-North Trunk Connep-
tion--Ons mile pavement excellent;
gravel beyond fair.
ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD
| CONDITION
Rtchmond Beach Boad-New pavam emit
open.
| Rcnton- Enmmc1aw (Easl side, - Con-
crete pavement open for travel Con-
! tinuous concrete road from Renton 10
| Enumclsw, Via Kent and Auburn.
Vashon 1sland-New pavement open
from Center TO vashon. Road closed
from vashon TO vashon Heights. Other
roads good 70 faI~
For further iaformation call Main 5000.
Local -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
HE WROTE A PINCH
HITTING LETTER TO
THE JOHNSON FIRM

All the way from Rcdondo
Beach 10 the Tacoma road on
hight
That's what n. w. Fray. Of
tho police department. sAys Ia
did ~ soon A. he eQuipped his
car with . set Of johnson pistons
and rings
Fray ays les . stunt that Isn't
often Duplicated Moreover. he
ahds he now gets - to 70 miles
on tho gallon
The johnson Piston . Ring
Co. u keeping his ietier 20 use
as q pinch hitfor with patrons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
PRESENT PASTOR WITH
VALUABLE GOLD WATCH

Members Of the First Christian
church congregation last night pre-.
fcntod Rev. Clifford u, James. pas.
tor of the church. with n birthday
rroscnt-a valuable gold wato1. In
addition TO the watch. Rev. Mr..
James. received several beautiful
flowers The watch was presented Al:
q dinner served In the c. T. streeior
home. Gi5 Minnesota avenue. II wa
u total surprise to the minister. l..
L. Hensley. superintendent Of the
Christian church Sunday school,
made the presentation speech. When
questioned about his age this morn
Ing. Rev. Mr.. James laughed and
replied: AT least a."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
KIDS CLOTHING
Asked BY Y. OF A

4 call for discarded oluihlng wa
issued today by the Volunteers o.
America.
Numbers of needy children are
bclnR clothed daily BY the volun.
icerl of America" the announce
mcnt states. MANY ~ these arr
children ~ho are ondcayoflng 10 60
10 school and who will be forced to
withdraw unlrss they are supplied
with enough clothing to keep Their
warm. n you have any old clothing
20 any description. You can hclu
keep these children In s,aooi Tclc.
phone l. or 1889. or leave bundle
a Relief room over the Dixie store. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
DOES YOUR BACK ACHEl

Ms usually a Fisn 81 slch kiinoys.
especially Il the hidney action h dls'
ordered. passages acauty or too fro
aurut. Don't wait Tor morn serious
troubles. llogln using Deans Kli.
ray pills. Read this chlokasha lesii.
mony.
u. n. Church. 62i Minnesota Ave.
chlcknsha. says; "nolnE exposed %
rough weather and jumping ON and
OF q wagon put my Kidneys IN O
run down condition. Ny back bother.
Cd mo and there was dnll ache
across the small of Il. Seeing Doan'a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Opens Voice Studio.

Announcement of the opening cf
voice studio at her toue. corner
Fourteenth street and ChloksahH
avenue. was made today by Misi
Hazel owslcy. II. ~. Oklahomr
College for Women. Pupils are now
being enrolled. Miss Owsley. n grad.
nate Of The Chiokasha high school
and holder OF teachers cerlifi.
cate aud diploma from the Chicago
Musical College. was the first gradu.
ate 10 receive a bachelor Of music IN
voice degree from o. c. ".
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Barn Is Destroyed
By Midnight Blaze

The building and contents Of a
barn at the corner OF Twenty-first
street and Idaho avenue were totally
destroyed by fire early this morning
Loss is estimated at approximately
$3.50.
Mrs. Mabel DeKinder was owner
Of the building, valued at approx
mately $3.50. The contents, which in
cluded Chrevolet automobile, BE-
lQngcd to II. G. Smith
The cause of the blaze is un-
known. City fire fighters received
the call at 1885 o'clock this morn
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Sunday School Reports.

Following arc The reports 81 iha
.allous Sunday schools oi the cliy
~. submitted by the superintendent
aud showing the attendance and col
lection. Methodist $50. giai5; Firsi
Baptist 49,. sso25: chrlstiln iei.
si7si: second Baptist if3, $3.50;
Presbyterian iis. Sis. congrcgn.
tlonal ii2. sC.o0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26

kidney Pins ndverilfed. bought
sumo aud received relief ~ soon as
. started 10 take them one hos
fld ne epilrely oi lho 'leahe
Tho afogo i'a'emoHi ASS r'foa
December 18th. 1910 ana ~ lnN
san. 1891 ~ churA sfdef "iI
har heen a ionf 'ne slha I hafr
Dad ocasloa 90 nse tldagy meil.
elaa hgi 1 lo apl laratl Nhaf naan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Meet Thursday p. NJ.

The Womcn's Missionary Society
OF the NJ. y. church. South. will meet
Thursday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
with Mrs. Chester Cowan. AS Iowa
avenue. Mrs. q. +. Butler will con
duct the study lesson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Auxiliary To Meet.

According to an announcement.
made this morning. the Women's
Auxiliary Of the St Luke's Episcopal
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 1880 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
T. II. Williams, 1901 Chlckasha Ave.
Auxiliary work will be discussed in
an address by Mrs Edwards, of Okla.
homa City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26

Princess Alexandra Victoria vn1
schlcawlg.llolsulu. divorced vito ol
Prince August Wilhelm. fourth son
Of tho cx.Kaacr ias tarncd Go
painting a. means u rccouplng. u
part At least. he. fortune lost through
the war IN her castle at Glucks
burg. near he Baltic and near The
Danish honior. N cworks inccs'aat
ly. The princess has an agent ln
the 4. s. who has undertaken the
work II placing her paintings She
was considered iho moa beautiful
woman Ia the old court u Berlin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Receive Birth Announcement.

Announcement of the birth of
baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Garvin
Chastain, Of Ranger, Texas. has been
received here by Mr.. and Mrs. d. %.
Emerson, Mrs. Chastain's parents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


Mrs. " A. DrlKsers. 1909 souih
Thirteenth. wlil entertain ths Dust
ness aad Professional women's elah
Al hor home Friday cvcnlae u wna
announced today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26

nrlns your on coats 'a be eleaa-
"a. pressed ant Fllnei. et fonoa'
q. alter ana frsif 3paf sl'ih'si
srcfs them while yoa aalt ono
aAy mfslte hanllioaa -st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26

Kidney plia ava for m'. ! am flaa
10 recommend hem
coc. II sn dealeu faalffNi'p''H
10. Niera.. nuifaio. ~ N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Wenlsns sssIelr llsslInn.

r.e weuan's eallely n lhe Flrl
Baptist osnfch viii meet Thuradhf
afternoon 81 3ian IL tio church par
Ter. Every member of caeh dlairle
Is requested TO be present 90 busi'
lcsa Il Importance Is 10 b. tfin.
acted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
Personal Mention

ffISOUuf MtNtfON
lslph iiowycE Roy iusieF ana
ftahs Elliot len this morning Coz
ohlahnHa cay, vheFs they Nlli
spend the day on business,
ioha =. Oasltf lefi yesterday n
icrnoon or Oklahoma cts whers
hc viii attend tho insurance meas
meeting
John 4 srhwaus is feeding a ear
had Of cattle and husa near rooaH.
acl. OKLA Aig. sfit
Mrs H. u. Stafford ana daughter.
Nlsa NaD. of Marquette. Nloh. are
visiting a The home II The formers
sister Mm. w. T. kpcgan, SO Kan.
faH avenue.
A. - Thompson ~ attending tae
inlumnoc hnonls' convention IN Ok
iahoma city today.
For cottage ohecso call Daniels
Dairy. Phone isos. s5lt
Mr. and Mn A. l. Greene and
sons, Cah and Paul. have returned
to their homo IN N Reno sfcr
weekend visit wllh Mr. and Mu.
W. =. kecgan.
The Methodist Ladies' will hold
cooked food sale. saturday. Oct. ~.
ai Ncal'a Meat Market 2g3t
Mrs. James Hayes has returned a.
her home In ~ Reno after short
visit with Mrs. George Haas. sos
Kansas avenue.
For cottage cheese call Daniels
Dairy. Phone isoa .5it
Capt J. 5. Downs Is among the
chlckasha delegation at the nation.
al u. c. V. reunion being held IN
Chattanooga. Tenn. His name was
unInicniIoally omitted from the list
published yesterday.
For cottage cheese cali Daniels
Dairy. Phone 1909. colt
Miss Marie Freeman. daughter Of
MT. blanche Freeman. has accept.
ed temporary position as assist.
tani deputy IN the county assessors
office.
News Of the birth OF a twelve
pound boy TO tir. and Mrs. Albert |
Warren. seven miles west OF Pocas.
set, was received hero today. Mrs. |
Warren was formerly Miss Lessie
Wood She Is daughter Of Mr. |
ard Mrs. Ben Wood OF chIckasha.
Dr. w. II. Cook left yesterday for
Kansas City whero he will attend |
the annual convention OF the South.
western Medical association meet
ing.
-
DR.. L. u. Emanuel expects to
leave this evening for Kansas City
TO attend the Southwestern Medical
association convention.
Just unloaded a car Of fine iona.
than apples. Prices right on apples
and potatoes. Phone 1887. Marsh Ap-
pie House. 2G-2t
: ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-26
lady Parry" Planned.

Local Masonic orders and N
gasiom star ar5 planning "laciy
rary for Friday nifhi re GOO Na
aonif bail. Me- Gonwe oel'ia 90
nonnccd this morning neff' hmcnt
viil b. served and program rcl
dercd. Il was stated