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that said instrument be allowed as the
cedent, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to her the said Rosi-s
ma Resemann,
Now Therefore, You, and Each OF
You, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, II any you have, before
this Court, at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in h City of st.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State of Min
nesota, or the
10th day Of February, 1922,
at 8 o'clock "a. NJ, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable, j. B. Himsl,
Judge OF said Court, and the seal OF
said Court, this 18th day Of January,
1922.
court Sea1) j. e. H1MSL.
10 20 q Judge.
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qRit So periidlert.

Seem Dorf, II. San. Benn B.
$. Sans fem Nmt als @eneralpo1t-
meiiter rie0erIegt, I'M ben Boiten als
Beneral6ireftor Der amerifaniIden
5ilminouitrie at I%bernebmen, tpir6
fein neuer Mrbeitgeber fem 2eben nit
So, 100000 beriibern; sic Bolice lit
I'M 6ane feines CODES an Die reorga~
nifierte NationaI Aiiociation Of tie
Moptnq Bicture SttbnitrD 5ablbar.
Dieie Mnfiinoigltng erfolgte am
sonntaa in Seem Dorf, nadoem Ser
treter ser Organization Ingebote Der-
~fd1ieoener geriihernnasaaenten ent@
aeael1eenounll1en ltnb BIC Hnl!c pcr=
aebeu bntti.
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Gbineien ~eingeidmnggeL.

Seem Dorf, II. San. = Die bon
sen neutrality-suspicious. e%rlaile=
ne gerfiigung, 0aB 9ineiiide Seeleute
inter $500 Burgidaft einen ie9BigtGz
gigen 2an6urlaub erbalten 0irfen,
tpuroeu bon Sames 6. Sbomas, @ilfs
bur,oesan1palt BON Seem Sort, ols Elm
einfod]es geittel be5ei9net, Inn Chine
fen ein5%uldmuggeln. Biele FOLDER
Seeleute, 10 erflarte er, boben tbre
8iirgidaH berfaaen lalien uno fins
irgenbpo int 2anbe beridNnunoen, of
ne oaB iie and mir 0ie geringite 6pnr
5rriidlieBen.
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sSmb-Srlaub bat 8ertrag r~atifi5iert.

SuUS4SAlANU yu% A@%%%u3 SW%st0e~
Dublin, 16. San. Der anglo-tri-
grieoenspertrag, onrd 1nelben Der
iriide 6reiitaat geibaffen miro, 1T am
.Sam1tag pom Bnrlament fir 5ilo=Srz
lanD in Dublin einltimmig rattfi5lert
noroen. @amonn be Balera unb leine
MribGnger, Sic oen Bertrag I'M 9a1l
gireann befdmpft batten, tpobnten Der
5itung nibt Bel.
@S spurbe cine probiiortl6e 8egie=
runa geId,nffen,. beiteber6 aus Wiih.
Collins, @ininm @osgroDe, Gnmonn
S. Duggam, g. S. Slogan, Jinlan
9pn6, Soiepb Mc@ratb, Erofehor S.
Mncgeein nnb &epin S'SigginS.
Dug 5i6 : 8arlament trat unter
@lIa11fel II unb. 18 6es anglo 1ri1dgerl
gertrags 5uiammen, nod ber1en Die
inter SEM I'M Sabre 1920 angenom=
mener1 iriid)en SOME @ule 8eleB ge=
lpdblten Mitglieoer oes 5ilo=Narla=
ments Sic @atifi5ierl1ng bes Bertrogs
por5nnehmen nnb eire propt1or11de
Meaier11ng gu biloen baben.
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WiQipneuStiftuu9.

Detroit, Wid., II. San. - 8ir=
sermeilter Sames $. @ou5ens bon
0etroit bot $1,000,000 geitiftet our
8~eribmel5ung oes @biloreu2 Stree
SospitaI NIT oem Wid)igan 9ospital,
gelegen in Garmington, bamtt Die
Woglibfeiten 5ur Bebonolung her
friippelter air1oer erpeitert tper6en
tonner1. @leid5eitig fii11oigte Golaens
on, BOB er Die 5umme ouf $1,000
900 erboben meroe, }obol6 6as 8eIo
aebrarM mer6e.
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Mnleihe fir &Mba.

Wo1bington, II. San. Nab Ell
1,er Mitteilung oes Staotsoeparte=
n,ents in 8aibington bonn Montag
bat sic amerifoniide &egierlng Scuba
m~itgeteilt, ooB Sic 6ortige Regierurg
cine Mnleibe bon 100000 i'll Sen
Ser. Stuater abiblieBen 0iirfe, bnB
Ser Mbld)l1B elmer meiteren Mnletbe
BON $5O,OO0,O 600, sic bon &1,bu bor=
geidlagen 1pnr6e, aber bapon abban=
gen lperoe, Of bas Snielreih imltan=
SC iei, fem Budget nod meiter berob=
5uieken.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
yapaft.

8aibington, is. San. Sm gu.
ia%mMenbang nit Dem 8ei1luB Der
Baibingtoner Ronferen5 iiber Gin
idraafnng Der Miiitungel 5ul1adit
fetne 8elfimnlungen iiber Jlng5euge
at treffen, meloet elm Aoniulnrbs-
ridt aus 3apan nod 8albington BOP
in Der Nabe bon NagoDn I'M 2aufe
bieles Sabpes cine Jabrif fertigge-
ltelt tDerben ioae, Die imitanbe lei,
iabrlid 600 Glug5euge ber5ultellen.
Mfnior S. SO 9idam bon Der 5lie<
ger=MbteiInng Der amerifaniiden @r-
tnee teilt nit, DaB oieie gegenpartig
uber 537 Jlug5euge perfiigt; unge-
fabr ebenip6 piele loll 5ur5eit Sapan
.belisen, BOD lit nidts 6ariiber be-
fannt, tpie biele bort in Bau iin6. Wei
es beiBt, foaen bort gegerapartig Ser
Iufe nit einem reuen Mo6ea, bas
bon einem britiiden Sngenieur ent=
porfen lit, gemabt peroen. Sn Na=
goDa ioa anBeroem cine 5eittpeilig &C.
lhloiiere Jliegeridule tpieber eroff=
net, un0 an arberen 9rten r,eue iol=
der 5dpllen eingeridtet speroen. SSn
:8ulamu1erbang oan1it ipiro oapan er=
innert, BOB in Ser Baibingtoner
@onferen5 Sapnn bemlbt mar, BET ben
Beltim1nllngen lber Glottenitarfe
m0gliddt biele Glug5eug Walltter=
ldiffe bemiligt al befommen.
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Sdu1b Ser Mrbeiter.

Walbtngton, is. San. Ger SS1=
lti5ausihuB 6es SauieS bot om 9an1z
itag beidlolien, Die Sobnion : Mias=
Borloge giinltig ein5uberi6ten. Sic
lit bereits POM Senat ange11omn1e11
tporoen nno miro nun mabrl6einlib
a116 bon 9aus ange1rommen lperoen.
Die 8orlage iteat bie 9oftpflidt=sBez
]tim1nungen fir 5dauerleute un0
Dodarbeiter, oeren 3obl nuf 100000
ge1dast miro, pieoer ber.
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9tegternngsibergabe an Srlanoer.

Dublin, II. San. - Gle Heg1er=
ungsgelpalt in Srluno, lomelt lie IN
5auoen ser britilben 9eboroen IN
Dublin Galtle lag, 1uuroe an Mfontag
Der propiloriiden Regierrng BON ST.
LAMB inn g%inflang nit Ben 8eltimz
n,ungen oes lesten Samitag bonn
5ii6=8arlament ratifi5ierte1 anglo
iriihen @ertrags iibergeben. 9ie lie
bertrogung erfolgte ourd Discount,
Sisalon, 9orbleutnant fir Srlano.
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Nutter suadafen,. Stub ntd]t.

~
Seem Dorf, II. San. = Die Gin.
neutrality-suspicious. bon @uiS So.
Ia11o boben am Samitag entidieoen,
DaB 5rm1 9ioniiio 3aleuasfa, Die eli
Sabre lang in Chicago gelebt bate,
uno BRET ibrer &in6er %5ugelaiien, ibr
iiingites orei Monate altes &ino, bns
in Bolen geboren tu11roe, ieoob aus.
geiblolien meroe; mebrere Bobl=
REPRESENTATION baben ii9 oes Sales
angenommen uno boffen aud Die gu
loiiune oes iinglten &inoes burd5u=
iesen. 9ieies &ino puroe nidt 5uge=
Iaiien, neil Oie Quote Bolens bereits
iiberfbritten lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-19

Citation for Hearing on RiAaI Account
and for DlstFibut1on.
State OF Minnesota, County of Stearns,
in Probate Court
In the Matter Of the Estate of Carl
Thiele, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the fna1 account and dis
tributien Of h estate OF said decedent
The representative Of the above named
~decedent, having fledsin this Court his
final account OF the administration o
the. estate Of said decedent together
with his petition praying for h adj
justnent and allowance of said final
accoun and for distribution OF the
residue of said estate to the persons
thereunto entitled:
Therefore, You, and each OF You, ar
hereby cited n required to show
cause, II any o have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the city Of st
Cloud. in h County OF Stearns, State
OF Minnesota, on the
9th day of January. 1922,
at 9 O'Clock A NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge OF said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 29th
day of December, 1921.
court SeaD w. B. CALLAHAN,
Judge of Probate of Benton County
Mimi, acting for the Judge of Pro-
bate Of Stearns County, MINI.
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Mbid5lnf engliid.belgiiden &ertraaes

BriiTIel, 16. San. Ser Yremlerz
miniiter Ebeuneps en1pfing geitern Die
Bertreter Ser Breiie uno beltdtigte it,
men Die l1nter5eibnl1ng zines probi1o-
rifhen Brotofoas iiber ei1,en engliid-
belgii6en Militdrpertrag, in Dem iih)
england perpflidtet, 8elgien i'm Sal
lie zines Mngriffs a1f oieies 2an6 nit
alien ieinen ariegsitreitfrditen al
9iIfe at fonunen. Die ein5elnen Be=
itimmunge11 bieies gertrags Iolen
bel1te au gleider Set Dem belgiiden
1ln6 benz englilden @abinett gu Be
qutobtlirg porgelegt speroeu.
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Cine Traueu=Yartei.

Springfielb, So, is. Sd11. -Be1
Staotsiefretdr gmmerlon bon Suit
rois binterlegte am Montag IN
,5prinqfiel0 cine 1tere politii6e Barz
tel lire 8apiere, sic iih o&ooieDelt
8rogrellipe EartD" nennt 1tno oo1'
Trouen in Chicago uno oelien Bor=
ort Saf Greet gegriinoet 1T. Die relte
8artei bat sic 2oilng, iold)e &a11ot=
ooten auf5n]teneu, be51p. 81 inter
itiiberl Sic fret ieien bonn ginflnb r11tt,
lidtbarer @egiernng" uno rpoltttlden
BoIfen."
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st. Glouo u1arftberiht.

Getreibe.
Bei3en SO. 1 $1.15.
Bei3en No: 2 $1.1O.
&orn 4Oc.
Oats 29c.
8erjte 43e.
Goggen 58e.
5Inr $1.49
Mebl, 9SzRfiino $500.
Rleie $40.
@oggenmebI 1896.
SHORTS $1.4O.
@en1ablenes &orn $1.10.
@e1nallenes Gntter $3.50.
Corn Meal 1920.
5creenings $1.75.
Jarm Hrobnfte.
@nrtoffeI tpeiBe 100 Bf6. $1.2O.
Rnrtoffel, Obio, 100 Hfuno 500
8utter 30t32c.
geier 26c.
B1ttter Sat, luB 36c.
s@p11ig Bfnr1o 2e-25.
3tpiebeln SIS
Mepfel, aiite. So. 5o-$4.o0.
8obnen, &c.
81 Tleiid.
&alber gelhlndtet So.
fN"TI.S n "a aH Ea@ a=
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Citation for Hearing IN Petition foI
1900. $3.50 RH0hnAA NJ WIN $3.50. 49,

CIt6tAOm KOP He0T1nK OF Pefft1O0 Tor
Probate OF WIN.
Estate of Joseph Resemann, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County OF Stearns.
Ia Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph.
Resemann, Decedent.
The State OF Minnesota to M all.
persons interested in the allowance and
probate OF the viii of said decedent:
The petition of Rosina Resemann. being
duly fled In this court. representing
that joseph Resemann. then aEresident
of the County Of Stearns. State Of
Minnesota: died on the 18th day Of Nov
Testament which Is presented to this
Court with said petition, and PRAYING
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Der Doftor probierte Is. uWfein'

SeI |D1lUl Y*1~
aanae Gumilie, uno i9 aud, ni1roe
Don Ser ipaniihen Snflner5a 'dlDer
beimgeiudt, " ffAreiM Serr MlberI A'e=
terior bon Mbbep, Cast. rDoa bor=
mig MIpenfrduter miloerte Die satn!p-
tome unb Bolt CUR fhneIlen l1ebertpl1=
brr1q Ser &ranfbeit. TIMER 9oftor
probierte bas Mlpenfrdr1ter uno fagte,
&c {ei spirfltd cine CUTE Meoi8ir1 liro
euthaIte sic ridtiget1 Rrdltter:" Mus
reiren Rra1teridfter bereitet, bot be-
les ate Sausmittel ieine Bor5ige er.
PROFIT, no onoere We6i5i1e1 beriagt
botten. 5elbIt unparteiifbe Merste ba,
ben feline bor5iiglihen gigenidafter1
o11erfarrt. Gg 1T ridt in Apotbefen
al baben; b%efonoere 9ofaIagente1 lie
fern es. Mar ibreibe an 81. @eter
iSabrlleD & Cons COMPLAINT, 25'Of..
.aI6ingtpan gIpo., Gbicago, So.
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@riegsansgaben Ser Ser. .Staate11.

NriegsaMsgaben Der Ter. Staatell.
@albington, 16. San. Die ST.
11o115operationen Der amerifaniiber1
&egierung felt benz gintriH Mmericas
in Sen 8eltfrieg beliefen iid nuf Hber
$780, 00, 100000, mie am Sonntag
bonn Sbabamt in Baibington anf
8runb Der tQgliden 8erihte bonn g..
NprI 1917 big gum 81. DECEMBER
1921 befan1t gegeben muroe. Dieie
nngebeure 5l1mme beitar6 aus @in~
nabmen, gep0bnIid)en un6 0ffentli-
den SbulDen, I'M 8etrag BON iiber
500, 000,00O,OW un6 Musgaben IN
gleider @obe.
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$pdnr.

81 : N 1T lit leibter 5l berberger
als Neid)tltm.
&unger tut peb, aber aud 81.
lleberfiitteru11g
Meib tit aid mn eine 6orm
Der gctpu1berling.
@rau amf 1T bic Geig.
belt 6es Wadtsge1.
SeIbt oas fleinite Ibeater tit
ma1tdbmal nod 81 grob.
Man ion Sen Mirter nidt Dor
Dem leBtelt Mai loben.
Mrbeit 1T oeg glutes 8aliam
Nrbeit lit Der Iugenb 9nen.
Die beiten 2ebcnsgiter fins Ste,
sic man nidt fir Gels baden fam.
Gin Narr tam mebr beanttDor,
ten. als 5ebn @eiie fragen foinncn.
Gs lit nidt ales @olo, mas
glan5t. ior1ocrn mal,d)mol 8eljeres.
S Ser grinneru1g tit oas uber,
ftanbene 2eio idoner ols bas genoi,
fene Slid.
Das lit sic gr0Bte Sdanoe Der
&ei9en, baB es nod unberidulbet
Mrme gtbt.
Sn Ser 3ufrie6enbeit nur mob-
net, bon Mrbeit getpiir5t, Ser bel1re
2ebe11sgenuB.
59Inf erqnidt Sen Rorper, ein
slttes Bud Sen @eiit, Elm 1iebes
8ort oie 5ee1e.
@s bat nod fei1er, 5u benz bas
Slid ben 8eg g%efunoen, bebauptet,
oos @liif lit Blind.
Mabe einem ltnoanfbarer Elm
teltres @efbenf, 1tnb er miro bies
nidt mebr a1s binig finben.
Das mabre Slid fon1mt crit
bonn, pen11 man fi9 aus benz
slid" nidts mebr modt.
Nrbeit lit sic 8eoingu1g Deg
2ebens; bas 3ieI 8eisbeit, l1nb
@liidieligfeit :. 1T ser Breis.
Semanb etipns uater Dem
Spiegel Ser acknowledgement er5ab-
len, beiBt, es linn per 8oItfnrte
mttteilen.
Ger b09ite @innengenub, Der
gar feine 8eimiihung bon Gfel BEL
iib fubrt, iii, i'm geiunben 3ititanbe,
Rltbe nod ser Mrbcit.
Mrbeit madt Sen 2ebenslauf,
Nod einnlal 10 m11nter,
Stroller gebt Die Come auf,
Stroller aebt iie inter.
Grauem ballen &egeln lttb lie.
ben M11snabme11. Gs gibt tci11e
Srau, sic ii6 nidt ielbit fir cine
Nnsnabnte bon Ser Negel bdlt.
@ie tief alld imrner oie @abr-
beit inter bem S9ntt ser 2ige Be,
graben ieiu mag, lie arbeitet iid
bod et11por ltnb meiB iib fenntlih
SIT MAIDEN.
Sreuno in Scot min niht bel
hetBen, btlfreih m0bte iid ma1,d]er
erneiie11, aber Sic neiblos elm Slid
oir g0nnen, Ole oarflt on mabrlid
Jrel1nbe ne1tre11.
Die Erdgbeit lit 0es Meniden
Jein0,
Die iei,1en 2eib erid)lafft;
Die Mrbeit lit 1ein better Sreuno,
Ste gtbt linn 1,cl1c Strait.
6 ONT si latinn lit sic nieorig-
tie 5orm Ser &l1nlt; ober 1pern
idcn itraflos ge6orgt mer0en iou,
10 ridta man iid t1ah ser Marime
BEG 5%taatsmanns v3Iiinoere sic
@leinel1 unb nerihpne sic @roBc1.."
u8er li1 5llr Nadfolgerldaft
cttl6lieBt, 1T nidt gum 8orgdnger
%geborel," lagte Wibelangelo, als
mon i'm fragte, Oh bic &opie oes
2aofoon ourb 9accio Sonoi1cIli
pid)t eben'opiel ooer gar nod ltefr
tallge, als Dos OriainnI.
M lie artel1 bon Mrbeit lino els
ITEM cbrliben Meniden gleid al1s
Itdltoig, i'm lein 8rot 0amit gu per-
oienen. 50 1T es gleidgiiltig, OF
elmer nrl Mli0es Des 5tnntsiGiffe5
Itc6t pocr @ol5 ipaltet. Gs fommt
l.t1em Bciuife1 nibt baranf an,
luiepiel er mlst, ionoern tpiepiel er
l.lscn lnpl(te.
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81 berfa1fen.
Gin brei Sabre otter Sbortborn
Bun, gutter 8iidter. Naferes BEL Mn-
ton NotM ct. Soieph Minn. 81. i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

OF eight In Bonar Laws own terri
tory.
Many Londoners were up all night
celebrating In riotous fashion the oc
casion with impartial cheers for each
winner. Horns. bells and rattles
made the night hideous with din
throughout the West End. bands of
youths and girls In fancy dress
parading and dancing along Regen.
street and Piccadilly. Confetti was
everywhere. while the popular sport
OF "Beaver"-spotting unfortunate
men with boards and claiming
points, was revived for the occasion.
Screens flashed results of the elec.
tions, stentornographs beloved them
and wireless stations sent them
broadcast throughout the country.
Conservative leaders pointed this
afternoon that 1t was extremely
doubtful II Bonar Laws losses would
exceed fifty, since the worst" re-
suits are In and known, with more
favorable ones to come. Independ.
ent Conservatives and Co-operatives
composed half dozen seats lost by
Unionists, they pointed out, and the
winners would surely support the
premier.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

Two outstanding features of the
elections up to noon were the sweep
ing gains of Labor and the the set.
bac!. to Lloyd Georges Liberals
The latter had lost between rs and
30 seats, while Labor had gained 3s.
This latter phenomenon led to
much early talk OF Labor having
defeated Bonar Law, but Conserva-
tives confidently expected that as
results from outlying districts came
In, the premier would be found to
have sufficient majority, If not the
large one for which ,they had hoped.
First returns were from the large
industrial districts where voting was
done early and counted early, and
this led to the initial display of La
Dor strength.
Here and there throughout the
country there were Labor land
slides, however, notably at Glas-
gov, where Labor candidates won
ten out of fifteen seats, net gain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
GRADY CHAPTER
LAUNCHES DRIVE
start intensive Campaign to Enlist
New Members for American Red
Cross; VIII Raise 5000 In
city, 10 Belief.

with indications. chapter officials
said. pointing 10 the raising OF $4,000
In the city OF ChIckasha. the sixth
annual Red Cross roll call began this
morning In chIckasha.
A committee OF ladies under the
leadership OF Mrs. win Melton
started the drive proper when they
began the canvasslng Of the business
section. Every business house. Of
flee and hotel IN the city will be
visited In order that everyone may
be given a chance 10 Join the organ
ization. Il was announced.
CanyassIng OF the residence sec.
tIon will not be started until Mon
day. Red Cross workers hope 10
complete this task In two days.
u. Brightwcll. city director. stated
this morning that the drive will con.
tInue until Thanksgiving day but
that today and tomorrow. Monday
and Tuesday are the big days" In
which Il Is hoped to complete all
but the odds and ends OF the task.
Chapter officials predict that $4,000
will be raised hi the city and $4,000
at other points In the county The
oil boom which the city Is now wilt
Messing is expected TO be big fac.
tor Ia the success OF the campaign
for members.
Members OF the committee which
began work In the business section
this morning are: Mrs. VIII Melton.
Mrs. A. u. Leeds. Mrs. II. y. Marks.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Frey. Mrs. Adraln Mel
ton. Mrs. Reese Smith, Miss Jennie
Williams. Mrs. l.. d. Major. Mrs.
T. +. Major. and Mrs. Harry Ludlow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
mooNsHlNERs ATTACK X. X. X.

Hot Springs. Ark. Nov. 1G.-In
what IL believed TO be an organized
attack by Garland county moon.
sinners on band Of members Of
the Ku Klux Klan at Jessevlle near
here early today, one supposed
klansman was killed aud another
seriously injured.
jeff Howell. 81. was killed instant
ly and John Newkirk was shot sew
eral times as a party of Hot Springs
and Jesseyille citizens emerged
rom school house where a com
muniiy meeting protesting against
moonshiulng aud other liquor viola
lions was held. The Rev. ]. Ellis.
worth Coombs. pastor of the First
Christian church, was the principal
speaker denouncing liquor viola
tions in the Jessevile section
known as the dark corner" He
received slight flesh wound In the
attack, when more than fifty shots
were fired from ambush.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
uLrlmArum TO CHINA.


peking. China. Nov. ie.-Thc
United States, France. England.
Italy and Sweden today presented
an ultimatum to China. giving China
one week 10 release ten foreigners
held captive by bandits.
II the release is not completed
within that time the five nations
promised TO publish to the world a
statement branding China rs an ir-
responsible national dominated by
bandits.
The bandits who hold the prison.
err have demanded admission OF
10000 OF their number TO the ma.
tional army.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
TRANSMISSION SAVES DOG.


Oakland, Calf, Nov 1G.-The life
OF Major valuable Boston bull ter.
rior who has been suffering from
effects OF swallowing the top OF a
perfume bottle and tassel from n
chorus girls gown. was saved by
the first blood TRANSMISSION operation
on record In the treatment of dogs.
apache French" Airdale. gave
the blood for the operation which
was performed by Doctors G. w.
and N. ]. Nelson.
While Major will recover, the
problem of whether he can retain
his pedigree as pure blood Boston
bull has not yet been decided
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

ny The United rre~)

Wichita, Kan. Nov i6.-J. n
Elliott. 10. night marshal OF Eureka
Kan. was shot aud killed by burg
lars lart night. Elliott surprised
them ns they were attempting to
force an entrance into the Wheeler
Mercantile company. He called TO
them TO surrender and was greeted
with fusillado Of bullets, two OF
which penetrated his heart.
Three suspects were later arrest.
ed at the Missouri Pacific freight
yards by Sheriff Tony Colvin. One
of the men had an I. w. w. card
which showed him to be paid up
member In good standing" A wife
and child survive Elliott.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
MINE WAGE COMMITTEE.

Chicago, Nov. 16.-A committee OF
five miners and five operators was
named today at the joint session of
union representatives and bituminous
mine owners attempting to devise a
means for working out a new wage
scale. The committee will try to
work out scheme for reaching q
new agreement and present its report
at tomorrow's session.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
ELope NOW, IS ADVICE.

indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 1G.-Any
love sick swain and maid who wish
to olopo had better do II soon-or
forever hold tholr peace.
Americas Gretna Greens Will soon
pass out Of existence, Mira. Edward
Franklin White. deputy attorney gen.
eral for Indiana. warned today.
Sixty United States esnators al
ready have approved her plan for
federal regulation OF marriage and
divorce, she said.
Under the plan every couple would
be required TO obtain their marriage
license IN the residence county OF
either tho bride or groom. This
would curtail elopoments. she be.
lieyes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16

Preferred stock In corporation Is
a sllare which Is entitled TO dividend
before any other dividend is payable.
the amount of the dividend Is limited,
however Common stock receives Its
dividend after the preferred stock, but
the dividend is not limited. Holders OF
preferred and common stock in com.
pany are contributors to It's capital and
ure members Of the cornnrntlnn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
HEIREss is IMPROVING.

VHY INT THIIff FFtFf.J
Boston, Mass, Nov. 1C.--Dorothy
Gordon. heiress who Is confined in
the Mclean insane hospital, is i'm
proving slowly and will recover her
mental faculties after long treat
ment. It was announced by mental
experts today.
Physicians declared the young
lady is not IN fit mental condition
to testify In the hearing on the PEE
tition of her uncle, ohm Gardiner,
who seeks removal of her guardian
VIM. F. Jardine. The hearing will
be held November "a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
STEALS cANov-sgNrENcEp.

Oklahoma City. Nov. 16.-LewIs
Hamerlie was today sentenced to two
years In the state penitentIary for
stealing five-pound box of candy
and two pounds OF butter in Okla.
homa county district court.
This is the same court which sen.
fenced c. A. Kessal to one day In
the penitentiary Tor stealing two
bath tubs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-16
States Birthday
Goes By Without
Any Celebration

Oklahoma City. Nov, ic.-Oklaho.
mas fifteenth birthday went practI.
ealIy unobservcd today.
On November 10. 1907. Oklahoma
ceased TO be territory and became
a state, For several years Novem.
ber 10 was widely celebrated over
the aihto M oklahoma Day" To.
day vi Reno was the only city
known TO be celebrating.
A program was TO be held nj III
Reno tonight. J. u. Thoburn. secrc.
tary OF the state historical society.
was TO speak on the Romance OF
Oklahoma History"