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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07


That Indian war dnacing II a fair.
~ profitable business. II YOU can gel
away with Il, is clearly demonstrated
By the fact that these braves draw
all the way from $500 % $1,000
and expenses a day each. according
% the reputation OF The dancer and
the occasion. II was not a bad days
work, considering the fact that icy
danced probably half an hour.
Following the dance at the waro.
house. the Indians were taken to the
o. G.. ", where by special arrange.
mcnt they staged q series OF DANCES
for the faculty and students ami Il
IL q safe bet that they have never
pfanced "A more enthusiastic audi
encc.
That people OF Chiekasha and tdo
visitors saw the dances yesterday
Is due 10 the energies OF Garnet
Roach. who for several days bcfor~
the event. secured the Ind IN coun.
ny around A%nadarko. Lawton and
Gotebo rounding up the braves and
bringing them here.
The Indians were from the tribes
OF the Comanche and Kiowas and
those Mo took part are: Homer
Buffalo. Linn Tonchaddle. steve
Mopopc. Bert %Gorkaimah. IA Kcah.
bono, Mark Keahbonc. Sam carpio.
JAG sankidoia. Edgar Newton and
rhoopile Salol.
Walter Jones, a vcrden boy. won
he pony race. defeatingsMiss. Gazel'
Daughter Of yhis city. So close was
the first race that the crowd called
'or a Second heat with al horses tx
cent the two started. This was ran
and again the mount OF the verden
lad came home ahead.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07

Friday night. Twelve growers jim.
ed the association.
A total OF Is now mombcra mr
The Cotton Growers association wn
ihe result ~ y drive staged IN
Rush Springs last SATURDAY, he
Frank Miller and Mr.. Ander1oa.
Mr. and airs, II. u. Sporting Ncge
IN Rush Springs last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Dee liogue were
hopping in Rash SPRINGS list Sat
uriay.
Sc. and Mrs Baxter Kirkpatrick
were m Rush Springs la,' samr
LAY shopping
Mr. and Mrs g. ". weie visited
80 the Urban home guI'ay.
Mr. and Mrg. Aeculohom visited
relatives ear Bailey Saturday and
sDntay.
Farmers In ihls ~aclshnorh9ci are
painting orn Ia spite Of ihg unfav
oiahlo weather.
Mr. Anderson. o., of the state or
ranlyors OF the clfln Growers o.
ISOLATION was az Cni'e'e Mound
isat Tuesday Not asuy farmers
we're present. Three more mom
beers were added TO the association
A%ovcyer.
Taylor Bond went 20 the eastern
part or the s,af' this week lo at
icnd the burial ceremonies Of hts
hother. The h1a, had bccn ship
fcd from Franco Wnef, the lad was
Filled Fighting fer his country.
Grandma Kirknaiflc Is Impr,yinc
after an extended Illness. ID B. re
ported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07

pcoted to bloom and as the seed ~
ine there Is enough Ia a single
packet TO make a big bed.
With seed as fine as peoples II is
a good plan. in order to facilitate
gowing thinly enough and moi TO
waste seed. to mix It with Two or
three times It's bulk OF sand n
tho" shly mixed The sowing Is an
easy matter and there Is not the
danger Of getting it as thick as tie
hair on a dog"
II is possible TO transplant pop.
pies If a lump OF earth can be
taken up with them so that the
roots are really not disturbed or
broken. but IL tie soil is shaken
off the roots. transplantlng is a
douttml task Some Of them will
come through bat the greater por-
tion OF them are not likely 10 sur.
yiye.
Florists windows all winter have
bctl gay with an old.fashioned an
idal ii several varieties which Wa
popular IN the days cf our great
grandmothers who always he'd bou-
quets Of them for the winter-the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
CHICKS v|CT0Rs
! OVER E[KS NINE

Ray windcr's Chicks made tell
bow To local baseball fans yesterday
afternoon when they r''yed an cxh'.
hilton game with Dcmpscy's Elk
herd The l.eaguers won the decision.
. TO ?.
The Chicks started the scoring IN
the first Inning when Green. with
Two men gone. drove the ball into
r'fht center for two bases. Bul.y
Mclean Their duplicated the feat and
Green reached home. Aftor Jim Me
Lean was safe on columns error.
Bully vas out Ia a chase down the
third base line. In the second IN.
ming, Goss managed to retire the
Haycsmen In one. two. thfcc order.
and held them scofelcss until the
fourth stanza. when q single By
Hayes. q free pass to kennick. "a
single by cvengros and an error by
Dempsey, gave the W. A. team two
run.
One run was registered by the
Chicks In tho sixth. kenniok was
safe on columns error. lilo swiped
second and scored on Huglcs' clean
hit between shortstop and second
base. The seventh inning marked the
close OF the scoring. Coyle worked
Henry for a base on lmlls. VAS sac
rlf ccd to second by volmer Kramer.
went to third on a passed ball aud
scored when ryrrcll mussed up
Green's grounder.
Only six men nted Mike Cyongros
III the first two innings. In the third,
however. the Elks managed to pu
over a run. With n away. De Busk
sent a hot one to Hughes that took
q had hop and gave the "diminui.vc
outficldcr a clean slate at firse. lie
raced to second on Hayes error and
scored on columns single. This end
"a the Elks scoring until the fifth
frame when Dempsey was safe on
Coyle's error and went to tn rdS
when Hughes failed to cover first on
a sacrifice bunt. lie scored when
Goss GENT n behind first base.
Throughout the remainder of the
game, one of the Elk herd reached
third base.
The game was not fast owing to
the cold weather, but was not a
really poor exhibition of baseball at
q at. The box score:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
Neuest
Arrivals

Classy Caps
Jersey Silk Shirts
Collar Attached Shirts
Marrow Silk Ties
Check Trousers
Marrow Soft Collars.
B. v. DIS !.
travelling Bags. |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
psppIca frem rlandera fIeIaa

The scarlet ired poppy of France
has attained q sentimental value
since The great war which has
brought Il Into many gardens where
Il never grcw before. Nearly an
gccdsmcn this year have a eufn.
Client supply Of the scarlet "Flan.
dors Field" nonnles d. fll Tho de-.
mand. The poppy has been dcslg.
mated as the official flower Of the
American Legion
Peoples grow IN any soil hut they
must have full sunlight. and It q
almost useless 10 Try to transplant
them. Sow them where they are cx.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
THE HOME GARDENa
s. VS. 49, W. ~ ss@4sf'a q AL
'sStr .sHfa IT, Nome sfaom a Garden .

everlasting flowers. Two varieties
have been displayed moro than 9th
cgn. the hellchrysum and The rhodan
The Tho former has n fine line oI
bronze. maroon. and yellow shades
The latter n tho most dainty aud
delicate 10 all the cyerlasllnFs OF
straw noweri. II g. often grown as
a not plant. ia flowers are nod.
ding and a delicate rose pink. Al
these are as easily grown from sco.
ns a zluula or sweet alyssum. The
blossoms should be- cut when hall
until dry. and may then be made
open, suspended head downward
Into bouquets which viii last indie.
nniicly and lose one Of the bril-.
llaney Of their color.
Il would seem that an there was
LEFT 10 be Invented In the tomato
lire would be a worthless one but
this year two distinct novelties are
offered. the most striking OF which
g. a white tomato. II is the cau.
tcrpart IN NIL respects Of the or
binary tomato except its color
which u u brilliant rcam white
John Raer seems the most strik.
Ing OF the new red varieties because
OF the profusion OF its yield and
the uniformity OF tho fruits which
are OF the round. salad variety. y
rs not quite 30 early ag Earllana.
but q much heavier bearer. It Will
be- found a winner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
COLLEGE MOUND ITEMS
croo late for last week.

AANN law ANN AN"N W''hf
Miss Modana ,oup Of this neigh.
borhood died IN a Lawton hospital
having suffered @ relapse follow
INK a severe attach Of %diptheria
The body was hurled IN Rush
Springs cemetery last Friday. TIC
parents have the sympathy Of thi.
entire community.
The College Mount basketball
team played a game this week with
the Richland cagers on the court
ofthe. latter. the result being Is
TO S in favor Of College Mound.
Last Friday Miss Agnes Kuyken.
dali sustained a broken arm and
aI,ss Mildred Simon was severely
bruised in an accident which o..
cured while they were %eh,oule
u Richland to witness the hasl.e..
rail- game.
A meeting in the interests of the
Cotton Growers association VA
was held at Star school house last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
CHICkASHA WILL ENTERTAIN
NEXT CORNER SESSION
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page y
vast crowd yesterday. Linn Tone
haddie, Homer Buffalo and Steve
Mopope, among the dancers yester-
day have lead bands of Indian dane,
ers many times before the movie
Gamers Buffalo was the head dan.
Ger, setting the pace for the others.
so to speak, while T~onnehaddle.
CARRIED in fancy attire featured BY
the p~rofusion of mirror adornments
staged some of the classiest stunts
as stunts in an Indian dance go.
that have been seer here. He proved
beyond the shadow of a doubt that
he has all the shimmie dancers
whipped to. a whisper an his antics
brought storms Of laughter and cy-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
Playinu the Game.

The New York cop had just over.
1anled the bandit who was speeding
iway from the iewelry store. his hands
full of gems. NO fair!" protested the
burglar coyly. "You didn't count a
hundred before you started after me-"
urofuse and embarrassed apologies
from The cop. who calls off the chased
New York Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07

Ottawa Dat immigration to Can
eda Increased 20 per cent last year
as compared with the preceding
twelve months, according 10 figures
complied ty lAe Dominion lmmlrm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07

Summary: Two base hits, Green,
b Mclean. Sacrifice hits, Kramer,
Stolen bases, Gardner (2), Kinnick.
Base on balls, off Goss 2, off Elmore
l, off Henry !, off Cvengros 2.
Struck out, by Goss 1, by Elmore /,
by Henry /, by Cvengros 4, by Ad-
cock, 4. Passed ball, Strauss. Wild
pitch, Goss. Hits and runs, off Goss
3 and | in three innings; off Elmore
4 and 8 in three innings; off Henry,
none and | in two innings; 8 and /
in four innings; off Adcock, 8 and /
IN five innings. Time: 2:45. Umpire
Allen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07

Paul Arnold has returned to
breckenridge Texas, after q short
visit with hla family IN this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
StetsoY1 Hats
At Reduced Prices

Every new spring hat in stock is reduced.
May 1st we will begin showing new straws, so
our cases must be emptied of Felt Hats in or
der TO have room for our new straw hats.
John B.. Stetson hats in new spring styles,
select quality priced ---$6.5O
John B.. Stetson hat in new spring styles,
No. | quality, silk lined, priced -$75O
John B. Stetson hats in staple shapes, high
roller, San An, Columbia and Big in all Stet-
son qualities made up in black, brown and drab
all are reduced 20 E CENT.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
KNOX'S PEACE PLAN
To De REVIVED, SAYS
SENATOR STERLING
New President to End War With
Germany by Resolution,
Is Prediction.

New York, Jan. 6.-Senator Sterling
of South Dakota Saturday predicted that
President Elect Harding would submit
the Knox peace resolution to the senate
Immediately after his inauguration to
end the state of war between the United
States and Germany.
Addressing luncheon here of the
National Republican club, Senator Sterl-
ing said he foresaw new group of ma.
tions of the world about the international
court Of justice, which EIihu Root re-
Gently had hand in forming.
The senator speaking of mankind
inclination for war rather than peace,
said he had noted that certain Mr.
Jack Dempsey received 100000 for a
single prize fight here some time ago
whereas President Wilson received $40,
600 in a Nobel peace prize for his peace
efforts"
"Who wants to be a pacifist?' he CON
cluded
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
Silence Order to Lost
BalIoonists Stands,
Declares Daniels

Washington, Jan. S.--Orders Of the
navy department to the three navy arr
men now making their way back from
the Canadian wilds not to make pubic
any account of their flight from Rock
away station aud subsequent experiences
until their official report has been sub,
mittcd will stand, Secretary Daniels SAID
Saturday, despite the appeals from news
papers and magazines which nave
reached him. The official account, ne
added, would be made public as soon as
it was received.
Il do not think it would be fair t,
let some big newspaper get scoop
on such a story just because 1T can
afford to send n correspondent up lnto
Canada and offer big sum for it, he
declared. ,
Mr. Daniels said one paper had au-
thorized the representative It sent nortn l,.
IL maet fhe balloonists and to offer them
$4,000 for a signed exclusive account
of any one of the trio or by all three.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
SIS Poll Tax Urged.

SIS Poll Tax Urged
The plan worked out contains several
proposals not heretofore advanced in
Guiding the assessment of federal poll
tax of So on each person over Il years
Of age. who receives an independent In
come, estimated to yield $4,000 900 an
nually. Income tax exemptions. 1T is
proposed will be raised from $1,000 to
$4,000 for unmarried persons and at
from $4,000 to $1,000 for heads Of fam
lilies. All business would be allowed an
exemption of $4,000.
Other features carried in the pro-
gram, which was approved through 9
referendum of the organizations 1000
members, provide that:
Income from salaries, wages, bonuses
and commissions should not be taxed at
so high a rate as income from business
and investments.
Salary, Income, Wages.
Income derived from business, wheth-
er individual, partnership or corporate,
should be taxed on the business itself
and be subject to no additional tax when
distributed to partners or stockholders.
All other incomes, including profit
from the sales of capital assets, should
be taxed at higher rate than income
from business and in a still higher de-
gree than income from manual or men
tai efforts.
There should be a tax on gross sales
of all goods sufficient when added to
all other taxes proposed in the program
and include income receipts 70 aggre-
gate the required $4.000.000 600.
The sales tax at l per cent would
yield 81 .S16, 800, 900 It was estimated.
The program would eliminate from
the present revenue act the excess prof
it's tax, surtaxes, taxes on transporta-
ton, insurance, admissions dues and on
non alcoholic beverages and special and
capitaI stock taxes, stamp taxes and GER
tain excise taxes.
The normal income rate would be fixed
at per cent on the first $1,000 above
the exemption while the remainder would
be subjected TO a tax Of $ per cent and
no surtaxes would be levied.
Income from business institutions
would be taxed at 10 per cent on
amounts above the exemption.
All other incomes including "unearned
or investment income and profits would
bear surtaxes ranging from | per cent
on incomes from $4,000 to $4,000 TO
6 per cent on incomes III excess OF
$500 900.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
RIOT GUNS To QUELL
|.W. ". PROPAGANDA
MAYORS COP ORDER
Socialist Backslider Says Ali
Radicals Should Be in
Insane Asylum.

Davenport Ia, Jan, s.-With one !.
w. W. agitator in jail and half dozen
more reported at work i'll the Glty'
Mayor q. J.. Barewald, who several days
ago created a sensation here by an
nouncing his resignation as a member
of the Socialist party, Saturday issued
an order to the police to rid the town
Of radicals and use shot guns ii
necessary.
The man under arrest, Glenn Scott Of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, was arrested az
the Socialist headquarters here Friday
He admitted the police My, that He
was one of a crew sent here to spread
|. w. W. propaganda.
Load up the riot guns for ;mmedat"
use and give them a reception with hot
lead" was the mayors order to the
chief
every radical is insane. He should
be put in an asylum because hc IS a
menace to society"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
SOLONS PLAN NAVY
APPROPRIATIONS ON
BASIS Of 100000
Boys Will Be Weeded Out of
Service, Says Chairman Kelley
of Subcommittee.

Washington, Jan. S.-Reduction in the
navy's enlisted personnel from an aver
age strength of 10000 to 100000 is the
basis on which the house sub committee
on appropriations will work in framing
the navy appropriation bill for the fiscal
year 1922.
Chairman Kelley of the sub committee
explained Saturday that by this plan
boys in the service would be weeded out.
we want to make it mans, not a
boys navy" he said
1t is the purpose Of the committee to
continue construction at the present
speed. Mr. Kelley said. The naval ap-
preparation last year was around S433,
600. 900 and he indicated that the new
bill would run under that figure, prob
ably around S40000,000.
Hearings will begin Monday with Ad-
miral Coontz, chief of operations, as the
first witness.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
FRANzEN CAVE
HER AWAY, WIFE
TELLS POLICE
Chicago s Arden Story
Revealed as Bit of
Fiction in St. Louis.
Mrs. Auther When Told
of Their Arrest, Said
Would Forgive Him.

st. Louis, Jan. s-Chicago's modern
Enoch Arden story was revealed as bit
of fiction Saturday. 'Enoch" known in
everyday life as Paul Pierre Auther, a
chemist who lived in a Chicago suburb
and Mrs Enoch," legally Mrs. Philip
Franzen, of Madison, Wis, We're in Jail
Saturday. Mrs. FranZen declared her
husband had given her to Auher.
Mrs Franzen said the Arden story was
untrue. She admitted thav she never
had been married to Auther a married
mar, whom her husband charged had
"stolen her at the point of a pistol"
She and Auther also denied the charge
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
THIS IS A MOST UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY!

Although we have at different times offered
many special values in complete bed spring
and mattress outfits, we believe that this
particular offering surpasses anything that
we have been able to do for years. When you
consider that this is full size, continuous
post bed with large filters as shown, with
very reliable spring and full size 45 ID. cot
ton felt mattress, at such remarkably low
price for the complete outfit, there is GER
tainly no reason for waiting any longer to
buy an outfit like this, as prices simply can't
go lower!
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09

chin friary in Dublin. It was headed
ireland an invaded nation" aud began:
can the inhabitants Of every nation I'M
justly invaded are bound to resist the
Invaders. And the nation is considered
to be at war with the invader
The reading Of the documents created
a sensation in the courtroom.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
u. S. Tax Revision Program Filed by Merchants
Victim of Sunstroke
Forgets Heroic Act,
Waves Aside Fortune

Milwaukee, Jan. 8.-John Wagner,
said to be comparatively poor man,
a moIder in the West Milwaukee car
shops, today turned his back on a
fortune of s500,O0O wiIled to him, he
was notified, by woman whose life
he is reported to have saved 80 years
ago.
W am sure am not the person
referred to in the WILL" he said.
Relatives and friends say they re-
member the incident of the rescue
but that Wagner suffered sunstroke
a few years after the deed which
erased previous events from his mem-
0ry.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
700 Seattle Shriners
Honor Potentate at
Tacoma Ceremonies

Seattle, Jan. 8.-Seyen hundred
Seattle Shriners, accompanied by
the Nile Temple band and patrol,
will attend the ceremonies at Ia
coma Saturday night In honor of
Ellis Lewis Garretson, Imperial po-
tentate.
The party will go to Tacoma by
special train. Many British Co
lumba Shriners will accompany the
Seattle party.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09

Auther, arrested in st. Louis with Mrs.
Philip Franzen, of Madison, Wis, said
Saturday she was willing to forgive her
husband and that she could even "love
him again"
when he is brought back" said the
wife who was left penniless by the hus-
band who called himself scion Of
Spanish grandees,' II will call on him in
JAIL will treat him kindly. If he will
be a good husband, could even love
him again.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
Aerial Mail Service
Is Eliminated From
Appropriation Bill

Washington, Jan. S.-An appropriation
Of 81 25O0OO for the maintenance Of
airplane mail service during the fiscal
year 1922. was eliminated from the an
nnal postoffice bill Saturday in the house
on a point Of order raised by Representa-
tive Tincher. Republican, Kansas.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
SAVED DROWNING WOMAN;
SHE LEAVES HIM $780, 900

Milwaukee, Jan. 8.--John Wagner, a
moulder, has been notified that he has
been left an estate valued at S50O,000
by the will of Mrs. Otto Buringame,
who died recently at Buffalo, n. Y, in
return for his saving her from drowning
at Rock Island, 30 years ago.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
Noel 3. Chamberlain,
33rd Degree Mason,
Dies at Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls, n. Y, Jan. S-Noel r.
Chamberlain, rs, 33d degree Mason and
a grandson of Henry Price, the first
Grand Master Mason in America who
is said to have introduced Masonry in
this country, died suddenly here Satur-
day.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
CANADA BOND SALES
IN 1921 ARE S324.9 1867

Toronto, Ont, Jan. s.-Bond sales in
Canada in 1920 amounted to So 4,914,-
667, it was announced Friday by the
Monetary Times annual. Bank clear
compared with SIG 701, ,279,392 for the
year 1919.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
ESTIMATED TO YIELD
; a BILLIONS ANNUALLY
BY DRY GOODS ASSN
Several Novel Proposals Not Heretofore Advanced
Includes Assessment of Federal Poll Tax of $5
on Persons Over 2l, Who Receive Independent
Incomes.

Washington JAN 8A comprehensive program for revision
Of the federal laws estimated to yield annually the 81 100000
which Secretary has said the treasury required
filed Saturday and committee by the
tax committee of the National Retail Drygoods association
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09

that he had forced Franzen to give them
a check for $100 for the expense OF
their honeymoon"
Several days ago she is said to have
explained. Auther, an acquaintance, came
to her home in Madison and told her
husband of their mutual love and asked
him to allow Mrs. Franzen to leave with
him.
Franzen is said to have agreed and
when Auther stated he had no money,
gave him check for 500.
She Immediately packed her trunk ana
departed with Auther after shaking hands
with Franzen, the police said she told
them
:. While the couple were en- route, to po-
lice headquarters in the patrol, Mrs.
Franzen repeatedly kissed Auther, ac-
cording to the police.
"EVEN LOVE HIM AGAIN'-WiFE.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09

The galley ships were invented by the
Corinthians. 200 =. {.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-09
Would Assassinate O'Neil.

The letter asserts that 'the boys got
the leaders of the 3 and T (biack and
tam reprisals," and goes on to say that
the Croke park shooting which followed
ordered as a reprisal by MacReady,
Tudor aNd the remnant of the reprisaI
committee" General Sir Nevil Mac
Ready is military commander of ireland
and General II. AT Tudor is commander
of the black and tans, or auxiliary
forces.}
The letter also declared that 1T was
decided, too, to assassinate Larry O'Neil
Qord mayor Of Dublin) that night"