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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
SENATE PASSES FINANCE BILL over WILSON'S VETO

on account Of having pairs. Senator
Penrose was paired but announced he
would have voted to sustain the veto.
Tho presidents message also was
read in the house. Representative
Mondcll. of Wyoming. Republican
leader. announced II would be taken up
tomorrow. at the opening OF the house.
Advocates of the bill However, OK
pressed confidence that tho house also
would vote to enact the bill. The
house passed the bill 2i2 to 81 or muca
more than the necessary two-thirds
majority. Many OF tho negative votes
wcre cast by Republicans. Before the
presidents message reached the sem
ate today. Senator Harrison. Demo-
crat of Mississippi. an advocate OF tho
legislation. criticised Secretary Hous-
ton declaring that the treasury hcau.
according to newspaper reports had
advised presidential disapproval OF the
bill. without indicating such opposition
when Mr.. Houston was before con-
Sressioral committees.
Senator EdEe issued statement TO-
night declaring that the president
arguments against the bill were abso-
Iutoly ,inonaswcrablc.'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04

n. c. Warren and David w. Jones of
Pueblo, were selected members Of tho
committee on committees.
Senators John y. stephen of Denver.
Robert II. Rockwell, Paonia and II C.
Allen Of Rifle were named to the
patronage COMMITTEES.
In the house caucus Davis received
"a votes on the first ballot and DR..
Paul B. Godsman of Burlington, who
had received ten votes withdrew and
the selection az Davis was made unaI-
mous.
II. w. HarbauGh. OF Weld county and
A. r. Pollock of Denver, each received
ono vote for speaker. Tho reprcser-
tativcs appointed one committee that
on patronage. Tie members arc Dr.
Godsman Walter Moffat of hlamosl.
Bert II. Lake of Denver. Morris 4.
Pentor OF Pueblo, and 4. NJ. Wilson OF
Colorado Springs,
In an address before tho hou-,
caucus, Chairman Holland declared
that lie had not favored any candidacy
for speaker and that whatnycr soic"-
ton tho members chose to mako was
satisfactory. This was in answer 10
published charges that certain
promises had hcen made in the cam-
raGn
While the caucus only can name the
selection OF the party for any parttcn-
lar office. selection by tho caucus rS
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
METHODIST BISHOP DEPLORES THE.
MORAL LAXITY OF PRESENT Day

tionR as necessary accompaniment
to modern realism"
"ls IT any wonder that tho divorce
courts arc ovcrcrowded7 he continued.
Think of tho moral laxity shown in
tho present day styles Of women's
dress aud of our social entertainment
aud public dcmcsnor-"
"Nltho there is moro greed among
mon today than before he said.
there is also moro generosity" Other
OWLS. he declared 'src also offset by
contrary virtues.
Look at tho choapnoss with which
human litc is held. he said, we have
hrcn willing to SOC 200 aviator. Killed
in the experiments which gave us the
Hirplauc. Ton million lives were given
in = war for tho preservation of pret-
~ Indefinite ideal of democracy. There
must he a spirit of adventure and dar-
ing among mon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04

Chicago. III. Jan. 5,-pcclarinE 'Nc
arr living in an ago Of bold and ad-
vcnturuus men" In which thcrc is an
appalling lack Of respect for women
hood" Eishop Thomas Nicholson Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, today op-
urutcd TO tho ministrN TO "lift iis voice
in protest" Dcpioring tho moral lax
its displayed in womcn's dress aud
tho public domcsuor'' and tho i'm
moral aud greedy tendencies Of tho
a=r' tho bishop criticized the perform
anco OF the opera 'Nphrodite' IN which
Mary Garden appeared New Years
cVc. lie said -four thousand supposed
iy respectable citizens Of Chicago wit
messed the ErossncSS and lascirious
suggestions of Aphroditc without ut
tCrinE protest.
Tho bishop declared that tho pub
lie accepts lasciyious' stage produc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
SUPREME court
HOLDS UNIONS
TO SHERMAN ACT
Says Members Are Ac-
countable When Objects
Are Departed From

Washington, D. c., Jan. 3.-Labor
unions or their members are account
able under antitrust laws where they
depart from their normal and leSi-
innate objects and engage in an actual
combination or conspiracy in restraint
of trade" the supreme court held today
in an opinion on which it divided six
to three.
The court reversed lower court de-
crees dismissing application of the Du-
plex Printing Press company of Bat
tic Creek. Michigan, for an injunc-
tion restraining f. j. Deering and VII.
liam Bramley. as business agents oil
the International Association of Ma
secondary boycott. This. the court de-
scribed as a combination not merely
to refrain from dealing with complaint
or to a device or by peaceful means 10
persuade complainants customers &c
refrain Cprimary boycotD but to OK
crcisc coercive pressure upon such
customers, actual and prospective. ir
order to cause them to withhold or
withdraw patronage from complainant
thru fear of loss or damage to them
selves should they deal with it
Labor orders declined to commit or
the decision which is the first to bf
given on what Samuel Gompcrs has
described as "labor's bill OF rights
Immunity from prosecution was
claimed for the agents OF the un'or
under section of the Clayton act
which sets forth that the labor or
human being is not an article or com
modify of commerce.
1t also was contended during tht
litiga ton that under section 20 of the
same statute the courts were restrainee
from granting injunctions such as thai
for which application was made.
Justice Pitnoy who read tho opinion
said:
LAS to section II seems to us IT.
principal Importance in this discussion
Is for what 1t docs not authorize ant
for the limit II sets to tho immunit,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04

heard from his girl-wifc. he notified
right Police Captain Jack Sinclair.
GriggS Is a ranchcr of Stone city.
Colorado, but has been living i'm
Pueblo for the past five days. lic
states that u" fears his wife has met
with foul play. Police are inclined to
discredit this belief. but arc working
en- clue furnished by tho husband
concerning one of his wifc's former
woman fri"nds. with whom she Is ssid
to have lived for sometime,
$50 reward is offered for infor-
nation lending ia tho return OF Mrs.
Irene Griygs. The reward Is offered
thru Shcriff sam r.. Thomas of Pueblo
county, who has been conducting tho
search Tor the missing woman.
Mrs. GreEEs Ia described as being
five feet tall. weighing 1c2 pounds,
has light hair and n light complexion,
and has an extra tooth in upper Jaw
at the center of tho mouth. Al tho
time of her disappearance she woro /,
light skirt white waist. long blue
cont. tan shoes and small black hat
with strap under the chin.
Her husband informed Captain Sin
clair Monday morning that his wife
II'pEtinurd on rape 'r,rph
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
SENATOR JONES APP0INTED0N
One OF FIRST COMMITTEES

James Dil,s of Eagle county, this
morning Withdrew from tho race for
the speakcrship. There arc stll NUM-
ber OF candidates for the honor, how
ever. among them being u. +. How
ard of Grand county, Dr. Paul Il. Gods
man Of Kit Carson county, II. ", ltar-
baugh of Greeley. and Roy i. Davis of
III Paso county.
Candidates for president pro tom Of
tho senate include Frank knausS of
Denver, David Elliott OF Colorado
Springs and n. c. Warren OF Fort COL
Inns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04

them outside the headquarters of the
service. in the offices OF tho Cofnmun-
ity Service, Incorporated. New York.
ont Of the orgurizatlon bullt mp for
the bot,ermcnt OF social conditions in
national cnntonnont and training
camps durinr tho war thia commun-
ity acrvicc has grown to a status COM
pairing in scope and activity with other
great national organizations, such ns
tho y. NJ =. a The purpoac OF the
work Ia tn direct the utilization OF
leisure moments of communities thru
out the United States. The workers act
on the theory that the everyday life
OF an ordinary citizon may ho divided
into three periods; eight hours for
work. eight hours for sleep. and eight
hours for tho individual to spend az
he chooses IT is clear that the per
iod of sleep belongs to tho physical
nature of tho individual. His working
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
GIRLS TAKE POISON;
PASSING GRADES FAILED

Denver. Jan. S.-Shame be-
cause they failed to make pass
ing grades in school caused
: three young Denver girls to take
poison this morning on their
way to school, according to the
story told by one of them,
: Lucille Upper. IL yeaGs old, as
: she was being taken to a hos
; rital.. She is in a serious con-
: dition. Ruth Frazier, 16, named
; by the Upper girl. as one of the
; trio who took poison, has not
: been located since the act is
supposed to have occurred. Cleo
; Frazier, 13. third member of
; the group, denies that she took
any poison. She is not sick.
T............1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
MARTENS sURRENDERs

Washington. Ian. 3.-LudwiG C. a.
X Martens. Russian soviet reprcsen-
tltive in this country. whose deporta-
ticn has been ordered was formally
surrendered hero today to Secretary
Wilson at the department of labor. by
his counsel. former Senator Hardwick
of Georgia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
1uEATER TIckErs co DOWN

New York. Jan. 3.-Rcduction OF
tho price of thcatcr tickets in various
cities has been followed in New York
by the productions OF sam II. Harris.
president of producing manaEers' as-
sociation. Beginning tonight. the top
price will be $3.50 instead of 50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04

LAS to section II seems to us ITS
principal Importance in this discussion
Is for what it does not authorize and
for the limit it sets to tho immunity
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
John Says:

Ono composed of many-yet
in many tongues lies much
strife. Let's Americanize.
Tuesday and Wednesday un-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
THE OKLAHOMA NATURAL's LETTER.

letter from the Oklahoma Natural Co to the Cekasha
Gas Electric Co. which published elsewhere in this paper.
reicraes what the former company has frequently said in regard
furnishing for Chckas The substance o is that when
the Oklahoma Natural laid its line south Of Chckasha il
merely attempting increase the supply Of available for Okla
homa City aud other cities and already served by and
there thorough understanding with directors that
additional obligations would he taken on In short the company
refuses supply gas Cckasha for the that il
has not enough gas for that purpose.
Now is conceded by all who have taken the trouble TO
form themselves concerning the natural gas situation here that
II Chickasha gets gas ALL will from the Oklahoma
Natural because there other available and nobody
has during the negotiations OF the last few months held
any promise hope OF gas from any other II
what singular therefore that those opposing the pending fran
csc the strength Of the referred would apparently
have infer that this franchise refused. the Oklahoma
Natural will do exactly what the says will do fur
nishing through other distributing company gas which
declares doesn't have available for ChckaSha The assumption
be that the Oklahoma Natural will do voluntarily what
do and what will refuse do when order
ed 10 do by the State Corporation Commission. all o which is
less absurd when you anayze il closely.
II the Oklahoma Natural Gas company really larger than
the of Oklahoma and il public service corporation
may discriminate in which authorized by the laws
OF Oklahoma then indeed Chckasa chances for getting gas
slim whether the pending franchise granted not this
viii furnish and cannot be required TO do
shall get from anybody until the onged for
when shall have wells the immediate vicinity of Chckasha
which shall have gas regardless OF any action that
may take in regard to the pending franchise
The Cckasa Gas Electric Company believes firmly that
will be able get gas for and will back its faith the
OF making investment Of about $4,000 pipe line
THE view ~ hoe ho fRy The efahtg OF the fanhise that
there other from which get and since
the company asking the franchise assuming all the risk there
may be in it. well afford give chance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
SCRIPTURE


IT. that dwelleth IN the secret
place Of the most rlKat shall abide
under the shadow u the almighty,
I wlll cay of the Lord. Le IL my
refuge asd my fortress. my God f.
IN him wsl I trust
Surely To- shall deliver Thea from
the snare of the fowler. and from
the nolsomc pcslllenoc.
Iie shall csor thee With his fca,h.
ern. and under aia wings shalt thou
trust. hla ipu. shail be- ihy shield
and buckicr
Thou shalt ma, b. afraid for the
terror BY night: for the arrow that
filcih BY day.
Nor the the pcalliencc that walk.
eta IN darkness: nor for tise dcutnic.
ilon that wantc,h al noon day.
4 thousand shall fall q, thy aldo.
and ton thousand "a thy rlgh hand !.
but II shall not come nigh thee
Only with thine cycs shalt thou
behold aud SEQ the reward Of th
wicked.
because tiou haath made thf
Lord. which Is my refuge. even tn
most high. thy habltation.
There shall no evil bcfall thee
neither shall any plague come nigh
thy dwelling.
For hc shall give his angel
charge over thee. to keep thee In
all thy ways.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

dloFla-''w'hefe ars those wonder,
iul servants 81 my ysar aso. iha,
mother talks or
flasla-~oh. my dsar' Donr you
kaow' Why They're having servant
iFuub.es of their o~n."-London
Mall,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
tflni Published Sept -. issi.)
NOTICE.

Notice ls hereby given. that IA
pursuance 10 an order Of tho coaEty
coau of comanehe counly. Okla
homa. made on tho sish day Of Sep
ssmbeF. 1871. IN the matter of guar
dlanshIp q the estate Of Daisy u
spsFllhF. = minor. the undersigned.
ss the guardian of tho estate of said
Daisy v apeFiinE. a minor. ~lli ssli
a. public sale 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash bonus sn oil and fas lease
on tho following described real
estate Of said minor. located and
situated Ia Grady County. Oklahoma.
towit.
The southwest quarter taw 10
Of the southeast quarter csc it) Of
tho northwest quarter tNw iO Of
section ,hirtysls tssl township three
tsl north. of range seven t7l west.
I. H.. and the oas, half (E'sl Of tho
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

horshvsst quarter INV iO: and
the soslhvss, quarter tsw ~ Of
tho northwest quarter tSw ~ ef
tho northeast quarter fNE ~ of
section thlrtyfive tssl township
three ca north of range seven fsl
ucst. !. n.
Said sale TO BE- for q five year
lease on ~ producers form. being
a regular commercial lease prosid.
inE for an annual rental Of fioo
per acre In tho event drilling has
not begun prior 10 tho expiration OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

A clear. colorless liquid that will
heal wounds. cuts. sores and gals il
tho latest and best production OF
medical science. Ask for Liquid
Borozone. II Is n marvel In flesh.
healing remedies. Price. 60c and
s1.20. Sold by Wren Drug Co. i.30t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

Ease the pain OF a rheumatic al
lack by a rubbing application O.
Ballard's Snow LinIment. II relieve
tenderness and strengthens th
Joints. Three sizes. Soc. e0c and si.2o
pcr bottle. Sold by Wren Drug Co
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

one year from date Of lease.
Said sale viii be held IN open
court In tho county court room 10
hs county court house IN iAsion.
comanehs county. on the s,h day OF
October. 1891. at 10 o'clock A. ~.
Dated this s7,h day Of September.
1891.
HENRIETTA W. sPERLiNo.
Guardian Of Daisy T. spsrlInr. q
minor.
ny n. N. wHALiS.
ssiot. Attorney for Guardian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
ON THE ROAD TO RUIN OR RECOVERY?

III the business community totally view
OF the worlds economic outlook when the world optimistic
ago. how be that the almost unqualified
pessmism that has prevailed recently has any better ust
caton!
a editor of the New York Times address before the Amer
Bankers association in session in Los Angeles In seeking
an answer to his inquiry Mr. Noyes brief survey Of eond
ous following OF the other great concluding that the
attitude OF extreme pesmism voiced in quarters is
aacteracezed by the absence of both historical perspective
insight which
Prophecies that the world the brink of and bank
rptcy have been plentiful the past but history teies that
after the period OF recupeaton begren nations have become
richer and powerful than and and
lated wealth greater"
After the ending with the Battle OF Waterloo Engnds
public debt twelve times what before and the greatest
authorities nothing but ruin staring her the
face At the continental Europe almost nsovent
world trade suffering from appalling depression but subse
quent British and continental trade attain proportions
hitherto dreamed OF.
What northern merchant banker OF 1906 surveying the
devastated south its rpudaed paper its social anarchy its dis
ansed governments controlled by northern troops of occupa
on would have predicted the south OF 1880 and 1902 asks Mr.
Moves What political economist studying the economic plight
Of France 1871 with its armies surrendered its capital seized
By communists its government ovcrown indemnity Of
five hundred million francs payable cash i'll three years. would
have ventued to picture the France which later would
to be the largest investor in British treasury bills and
which i'll thirty years would be- England, the i'm
portant investor Of its capital foreign countries Of
market in the word?"
1861 would anybody believed that the American peo
pie without mpoveshng themselves could the aggregate
that twelve times greater than then that te
But Mr. Noyes points the American people did it, The
total federal of the United States the fiscal year before
the onetrd Of what required solely for
the public debt after the war"
In accounting for the remarkable economic recovery observed
many countries following great wars Mr. Noyes calls aen
ton what he the interesting in the history
Notwithstanding power and the paying increased
after great faster than the huge burdens that
have been piled the shoulders of progressive nations
calm consideration OF this important fact should serve to aa
some of the fears OF the pessimist
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
Colds Are Catching AZ Measles.

When ono member Of a family
takes cold II IL tho mcrest accident
II he docs not communicate II 10
other members of tho family BY
coughing and sncc1Ing. When he
coughs Or anccrca he throws ou, q
spray of water that 10 full of the
germs that cause q cold. That IL
why you should avoid the presence
Of every one who has a cold. Then
whcn you take a cold take Cham.
beriain'n Cough Remedy and &c. rid
OF Il as quickly an possible. i.5ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

Visitor. in early morning. after
weekend to chauffeur-"Don't let
me miss my train"
Chauffeur-"No danger. air The
Mistress said il did, it'd cost me
my job---London Opinion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
MASONIC MEETING

Chickasa Lodge No. ~ a. y. &
A. NJ. will meet In special communi
cation at 1880 p. m. October sth for
work In the Mastcr.Mason degree.
c. II. KlMBRo. Master.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
InconsIdorate,

Now look here, Johnson, this
man Is doing double the work you
do"
That's what I've been telling him.
sir; but nc won't stop'-The Chris.
tian Register, Boston.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

beware Of doub, faith ls tho subtle
chain
rhs, binds "a TO the Infinite: the
voice
of a deep life wl,hln. lha, ~ill re-
main
unill Nc crowd u Aenee.
Mrs. y. oakes Smith.
-our debts arc tmilora. and make
~ lose the coed We OF might win.
BY fearing 10 attempt shAhes'
poare'
After the first Two games of the
series !, bcran 10 look like the
Giants wcro EolnE TO Get Il where
David gave I, TO GclIah.
Following the game yesterday. ~
decided to consul, fr wllwerdlnS
before announcing tho final result
Of the series.
Fac, Il. friends Of tho Giants ~crs
needing a little tonic
OF course you noticed that Me-
Ruth walloped the wind twice In one
game which further goes 10 Cos
that even a homeran king hA q
hard job 10 malniln his reputation
~ a hero.
Another thing. Il Ia hard TO keep
from feeling foolish when you ars
chasing your hat which playful
breeze hRs captured. DeIng fleet.
footed. prof Weeks finally oscrioos
his yesterday morning.
Also. on the flnt cool mornlns
when you don your oyercoai, u
naturally makes you sore 10 mce'
guy coming up the street In his
shirt sleeves.
Tho dust that was migrating yes
terday morning was on the way TO
Texas. except the goodly portion Of
/, which hesltated here too make
great grief for the housewives
drat II.
81 Simp says he notices that Ae
always begins to feel the need o
heat In the house when a norihei
drives up.
And how did you come out In yonr
battle with that stubborn stove-pip'
which III 80 well when you took
II down last spring but refused to
go together when the Mrs. made
you put up the stove this fall! Hope
you didn't frueturc''your religion.
And t1nt reminds us OF our usual
Saturday afternoon tabloid sermon:
60 10 church tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Providential

He was more religious than edu.
Gated and so not t. be to greatly
censured for this Testimony" at
prayer meeting: Il thank the Lord
that have three wives In heaven"
The Epworth Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

The fact has been demonstrated that it rarely possible
reports get out about incident place without their
coming home to roost,-Shawnee News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

That hare ard tortoise story has bad effect humanity
1t the only time that turtle Won and will
the and besides didn't that because there wasn't
any such race.-Lawton News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

And t1nt reminds us OF our usual
Saturday afternoon tabloid sermon:
60 TO church tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

~our debts aFa inllors. and make
10 lose the good We of might win.
BY fearing 10 attempt. Shakes
pcare.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

After the first Two games of the
series !, bcran 10 look like the
Giants wcrc going TO set Il uhcf'
David gave Il 10 Collah.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

81 Simp says he notices that ae
always begins to feel the need o
heat In the house when a norihei
drives up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

Fac, Ia. friends Of tho Giants ~cr'
needing a little tonic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

or course you noticed that Nc.
Ruth wallopcd tho wind twice In one
Eame-whlch further goes 20 Cos
that even a homenn king hn a
hard job 10 mainiln his reputation
a. a hero.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

Tho dust that was migrating yes
terday morning was on the way 10
Texas. except the goodly portion Of
/, which hesIiatcd here too make
great grief for the housewives
drat Il.