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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
SECTION No. 1

That n sewer district TO be known
aa Sewer District Number 35 OF the
Guy Of chiekashs. Oklahoma. bc
and the same IN hereby created,
v hich aald District shall comprise
and include the following blocks
and parcels Of land shown upon the
official recorder plat and map the
said city to.wlt:
Lots /. 2. : In block III; lots |.
2, . In block l72; lots ] TO ~ IN.
cIusIyc IN block | Sparks First Adj
dltion and lots 10 ~ inclusive In
block IL. Sparks First Addition.
SECTION No. .,
That lateral sewer including the
necessary "y's'. inanholcs. and ap.
iurtenances shall be constructed In
said dIairiet. beginning at the main
line sewer ON Idaho avenue and
running due south In the alley be-
tween Fifteenth and sixteenth
streets 10 the north line Of Texas
ayenuo being q total distance OF 800
feet more or less
SECTION No. ..
That the CITY Engineer IL hereby
instructed TO prepare plans. profiles
aud specifications for such sewer
In accordance herewith and com.
plete estimate OF the cost thereof
and present them 70 this Council at
tho next regular meeting thereof
SECTION No. 1.
That when such plans, profIlcs
and specifications and the estimate
ct the cost shall he presented and
approved by this Council. the City
Clerk shall advertise for sealed bids
for the construction Of such Lateral
Sewer. according TO the spesflca-
tions. which such advertisement
shall he published as required bi
law and shall state that the plans,
specifications aud profiles are on
file In the office of the City Clerk.
giving the time and place, when and
where bids will be received for the
OF sach sewer.
SECTION No. 5,
That such sewer. including the
necessary inlets. catch basins, man. I
ioles and appurtonances, shall be I
constructed in accordance herewith
md the cost thereof assessed /
lgainst all the lots and parcels OF |
round in the said District, cxcln-
i've of the improvements. in pro
,ortion to the area of the whole
district In accordance with the re-
Used laws of the State of Okla.
.oma, Sections iGS TO 40 inclusive.
SECTION No. g.
That Il is necessary for the peace,
ealth and safety of the said City
hat this ordinance become effective
therefore an emer-
ency is hereby declared TO exist
y reason whereof this Ordinance
hall be In full force and effect
rom and after its passage, approval
nd publication.
Passed with Section No. con
idcred separated; by vote of
hree fourths of all members elected
D the City Council this the 14th
ay of September, A. d., 1922.
Approved by the Mayor this 14th
ny of September. 1922.
e o. COLEMAN.
Mayor.
J. r. WELLBORN,
City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25

In rc: estate OF Edgar irwin WI
iiAnls. deceased: Harvey Il. WI
Llama, proprietor. Hearing Sept. ~
In r. estate OF Stella N. Johnson
deceased; =. NJ. Johnston, petition
cr. Hearing Sept. 20.
In re: estate OF Mrs. EmeIIne Dly
deceased: Charles bly, petitioner
Hearing. Oct. 2.
In rc: determination OF the heir
ship OF DnlIna Dorton. deceased ;
Annie Push, petitioner. Hearing
Nov. Q.
In re: estate OF AdalIno Walters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
BURGLARS osr ESQ.

Oklahoma Guy. okla. Sept. 2s'--
burglars obtained nearly $3.50 when
they opened the safe Of the Cascade
Amusement company Sunday night
This is the first crime OF major I'M
portance to he committed during
fair week. police say.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
(E'irst Published Sept. rs, l922)
ORDINANCE No. 766.
J. II. WELLBORN,
City Clerk.

(l'irst Published Sept. rs, l922.)
ORDINANCE No. 766.
An Ordinance Creating and Estab
fishing Sanitary Sewer District
Number Thirty.five $3.50 of the
City of Chickasha. oklahoma, Or
dering the Construction of the
Lateral District Sewer Therein
and Declaring an Emergency
WHEREAS, The City of Chicka.
sha. Oklahoma, has a bona-flde pop.
ulation of more than LOCO people.
and ,IN
WHEREAS, The construction of a
Lateral District Sewer Is deemed
accessory by this Council in Sewer
District Number 35 as hereinaftes
established, now therefore,
Be 1t Orda ed by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Chick
asha, Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
PUBLIC RECORDS


Marriage Licenses.
Roy Molcoin. nge 81. Of ruitlc and
Ellen Wood, age 10. Of MInco. Ccrc
mony performed by Justice GrIgsby
W. II. Hest. age rs. OF Rush
Springs, and Miss Clara Steele. age
81, OF Rush Springs.
In District Court.
]. A. liyndman W. T. Fullerton
and Tom Archer. suit for collection
Of rents.
VI. Y. Ikard VI. Ferguson Seed Co.
q corporation; attachment proceed.
ings.
J. y. Wolverton vs.. s. 4. Kniss
and W. w, Giltore; suit ON note.
Dalsoy l.. Amusdon, adminisirn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25

deceased: W. W. Walters petition
81. Hearing. Oct 10.
In re: estate Of james Taylor do
ceased: Viola Taylor. petitioner
Hearing. Sept. 30.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25

redlscounts
change drafts Endorsement of this tH
those shown in , and % -----$ $tl470325
o,.,sssI ygs loan. ,s,,.s,,a -,.-- 'fsss;s t3ssss
U s. government securities owned
Deposited circulation U s bonds val)s2OoOOooO
All other United States government securities TN 90 ,oooo
Total Total '"'"''"'
stocks securities sts 4slsssss ,asss
Banking house, furniture and fixtures ------ 100000
ss4s5sO
national banks 1S606O9l
United ts @ included 3 Items ,ems lss'so
8 To- -s2os72o9l
edempton fund Sn with S & s Treasurer and due
oSs T5sass ss.s, + j, . ssssss sasss
TOTAL ,55451246
Capital stock s2ooooooo
S%sss e ssss sssE. ssssss ssss
Certified checks outstanding 9267
asisa ''
Individual i deposits subject to check 4s5sssos
Certificates deposit due in less than 80 days (0ther than for
assets Of h bank or surety bond ao21ocoo
e. e y e 70 30 and a9s 81 % Ssy
subject e. days q notice and posas savings
$::: 49,: ;;:.. ' ' '; 1;:;
Total ss Of time sSS deposits subject Reserve
Letters s" credit and Travellers Checks sold for cash and out
standing -------- ---- 10000
TOTAL sl5545ia4s
state of oklahoma County o
h. ne sesS as the @ sss @ sa ss
Subscribed before this goth @ X ssems 1922
Ny commission expires May s,sa 1925 ,sss .rmrsm.
! 'Hq 70 4 ke0oNaLD 6o,n Directors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
Reserve District No. II
Charter No. 54S1
Report Of the Condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
RESOURCES
Oklahoma, the close Of business
3ptcmber 49, 1922

and discounts including rediscounts accept
of other banks, and foreign bills of ex
change drafts sold with Endorsement of this
bank (except those shown in and % $tl470325
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
Charter No s2os Reserve District No 10
Report OF the Condition Of
THE CHlCkASHA NATIONAL BANK
Chckasha Of Oklahoma the close Of business
September 49, 1922.

RESOURCES
Loans and DISCOUNTS including rediscounts. accepances OF
foreign bills OF exchange drafts sold with
OF this bank -NzfSl3os
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25

RESOURCES
Loans and discounts including redcunts % assptanees % & Of
Endorsement Of this bank Except those shown in % and
customers liability account Of accepances
bank purchased or discounted by it ---- 100000
o,..,es; ze,, loans sss.,,sd ''ilSssS iisssS
g. y.'ss't; S government securities owned
ln''o Al other government securities
Guiding premiums IT any loSopoo
Total ss5oeoo
nss ohs so1d Saass ssis sscossc ssc ana4s @ and fixtures
Federal Reserve Bank sss9sts
checks on ap other banks reporting
bank aa V9is e sns 's = s % II x X and s'''
neasmpe ssaae6'i fuaa with
Treasurer 100000
TOTAL ----.-ss -ss5S 1891
LIABILITIES
Surplus a73 5OooOOO
@ current pI9ns expenses interest and paid ssSs ss44
ssas Goaa ass notes so nao soasiansns Dan SSa
As s;s9s. as s osss s ssa, s os @ %1g @ % is % ss
,sss,, sss y ss,,s. Outstanding ssssis ssssis
asFss Total items and s5lasso
Individual deposits subject ---------
assets Ta q demand ssas
:ss t. ysss u sR % Y ~ @ 81 Alter .y q @
S,ss Ts ] ns s ss see mssss % .sssa -
state county municipal pledge
,,o this ss,dsa bank Or surety bond
'''sr s Items
and s5 $S6lsS2S
TOTAL sg5s74ssl
.p. s + 1 the e s sssa B s," DO
before this az M
Ny commission expires Assqs, SSss e lsss
Y ~ s' r. ss'pTii, a1FHh director
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25

Charter No. ppas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
Charter No. 5547.
Report of Condition of
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK

chckasha the Close Of Business
September 49, 1922
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25

Charter No. ssos.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25

RESOUHCES
discounts including redscounts acceptances OF
other banks foreign bills of exchange drafts sold with
Endorsement this bank Except those shown in and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-25
Report Of the Condition Of
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK

Reserve District No. 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

needed to change the arrangement
or very few things 90 make DC com
form absolutely % my own notions.
Long experience OF Kaue's moods.
however. made mo defer any mem
tion of changes until a later time.
and to express unqualified approval
of everything.
"You unz VIC have dinner hore to-
night ccf Ncester Graham comes o."
she quosriod hopefully. and saw
that sine had set her heart upon a
dramatic homecoming for Dirky
"WeU have dinner here tonight
HuyVay" 7 decided quickly "wbctI-
or Mr.. Graham comes or not lie
hasn't wired mo. so I don't know
whether 10 expect him or not"
dot means me COON" Katie said
decidedly 81 feeX hceg dinner. for
maybe ne brinE somebody along You
ueyaire tell vot Meester Graham do"
"Oh he won't bring anybody
along out herei" L returned conf
IDENTIFY. lie doesn't know the house
IS resdy. and ne wouldn't bring any
one 90 Us over at the other place"
Maybe not" Katie returned. but
her tone was unbelieving. and as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

patience. expressing herself accord
iugly when ] he'd completed my
tour OF the house which the paint
ers had just left
"Missis Grahaml' She began. hcr
arms aklmbo I'm an attitude 7 recog-
nized as one OF inleXlble determine
ton
Yes. Katie"
You tink I shust MS smart as dot
painter mansg''
"Of course"
Den. YOU no need tO worry over
dis furniture beesness. You shooSt
tell me vich rooms yours. vlch Mees-
ter Graham's. old vomen's. and all
dc rest. stick papers oop outside
doors your names on dem. den I
know shOost vioh stuff goes In vich
rooms i'm Marvin house. all same
here. II any special ting in amy cor
ner YOU tell me. not write down.
carry in my noodle. feeX an right
you see"
did not see, quite. for Ike every
woman, the arrangement Of my own
furniture Is a feich But I reflect
ed that Katie did know my tastes
and the previous arrangements OF
the furniture, and that I could make
minor changes afterward, and my
decision was quick.
What Madge Feared.
THAT viii be wonderful, Katie.
Do you suppose YOU can have every
thing ready for Mr.. Grahams home
coming tomorrow night? He wrote
me that he thought he would be here
then"
''Vot you tlnk 1 am, deetle snail ?"
l wisely said no more, and left
things in her capable hands. / was
glad indeed that 1 had done so, when,
the next afternoon, upon going over
20 our new home, 1 found everything
i'm perfect order, and saw that 7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

Miss Jones voice pa reproarh. COM
demnation and viudicatiou of her
opn prophecy into the comment.
he only one she made. as she enter
I'd Liilian's room in response % my
hell as she passed and 7 knew that
All needfuI aid for Lillian would be
Immediately forthcoming. $50 ! cross
Cd 70 Marion side
The chield had uttered 20 shrick
when her mother fcI1 swooning
against Robert Savariu. bur had
clasped her little hand over her
mouth, evidently mindful ~ my pre-
vious Injunction 81 silence and had
uttered no sound since. although
wildly staring. anguishrd eyes and
ashen face showed how great was
her terror. Even as Miss Jones bent
over Lillian she cast one glance al
the little girl and spoke quickly. inn
peratively. 70 mo-
Take hcr into the next room at
once. Marion your mother is
alive. She has only tainted. But
we must have absolute quiet here.
blessed the presence of mind
which had given this assurance 90
the terrified child. even before
surmised-the nurse was absolutely
sure OF tho truth o. her own state
Uent I tried 10 simulate her com
posture. but my own heart was wild
with anxiety. as 7 carried Marion to
tho next room 10 was but a min
ute or two until Robert Savarin
d. q Al
had come a. Miss Jones sun mons
| he had been compelled 10 give Lii
'iIan's unconscious form into more
skilled hands
With % pitiful little moan Marion
put out her arms TO him. He took
her from me. and sat down i'm a big
arm chair. soothing her with infinite
tenderness But the face he bent
above her was ashen, and ! knew
that his was the heaviest burden of
us All. that ne held himself at least
partly TO blame for Lillian's col
lapse
From the next room came the
subdued get hurried movements
which mark a battle between life
and death In hospital. After what
seemed an eternity / heard the deep
tones OF DR.. Petit, and felt a rush
OF thankfulness that he had arrived.
The physicians personality affects
me unfavorabIy. but i'm emergen-
cies find myself clinging blindly TO
his skill
"WiI My Mother Die?"
I think all three Of us had almost
reached the breaking point when the
she is conscious" he said with
his usual elaboration. "and is in no
immediate danger. But there must
be weeks or absolute rest for her.
and for "A time she must see no one.
not even her child. She has CON
sented to this on the condition that
she be allowed to speak to each
OF you now. / am going TO permit
this speech only because # Will harm
her more 20 deny her than TO grant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

moved her under DR. Pettit's direc-
lions to my room at the TIGER farm
house, and I found my heart and
hands full in caring for the child.
She tried pitifully and bravely for
composure, but that was too much TO
ask of a little girl just recovering
from an accident, and the first nights
of her mothers Illness. She sobbed
herself 10 sleep in my arms at night.
and taxed all my resources Of COM
fort and diversion I'm the daytime
II il had not been for Robert Sa-
varin and my own little lad / think 1
should have lost the battle and been
compelled 10 send Marion back 10
the hospital.
The reports of Lillian were slight
~ encouraging, and one day, a week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

from the time Of her being stricken,
DR.. Petit took Marion to the hos
pital. She was permitted 70 see her
mother for a, few minutes, promised
another visit in another week, and
from that time the child began, as It
were, to live again. I think she had
not permitted herself to believe in
her mothers ultimate recovery until
that moment.
When at last found time to go
over to the Dacey farmhouse It was
as if some kindly fairy had trans
formed IL with a wand. Fresh ivory
pain and dainty, CHEEKY wall papers
made Of II n most attractive house,
and I felt as If 1 could not wait to
see our furniture disposed around
the big rooms. Katie shared my i'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
Revelations "A Vie s1oA a2s5

NOR request But YOU must not speak
except 90 answer her questions. and
must leave her almost AT once. And
there must be no tears" lie looked
at Marion 81 won't cry" she said
tcnseIy. But, will my mother die"
Her whole tortured child soul was
in tho query. DR. Petit bent over
her tenderlv
"No child" ne said softly "Not
if she lets us take care Of her. as
she should have done months ago"
What is the trouble, doctor p"
Robert Savarin's quiet voice gave no
hint Of the agony ] knew was sway
Ing him.
a complete nervous. collape." the
physician replied. Her usefulness
for the rest OF her life. indeed. her
life itself. depends upon absolute
rest and quiet for long time"
she will have 10. Robert Sa-
varin said and the words had the
fervor OF "a vow.
We followed the physician into the
room whore Lillian lay. too exhaust
cd even 10 lift her head from the
pillow.
\ New Fear.
Hold the child close TO her" Or.
Petit said. and Robert Savarin low
cred Marion till her face rested
against her mothers. Lillian's eyes
turned 10 me.
"Madge." sire whispered slowly.
MY keys in purse. my mail. editors
you will"
II viii attend 20 everything" I
interrupted promptly to save her
speech. and knew she meant 10
confde Marion TO Robert Savarin.
but / guessed she would prize my as
surance Of care also. 81 will help
Robert with Marion in every way.
Just rest and get we'll"
"All right" The words came with
difficulty, and I stepped back from
the bed without even the touch OF
her beloved hand. so precariOus did
her hold on life seem.
INSTRUMENTATION" she breathed
yes. sweetheart shall not
leave her" the man said softly, and
then the mother. with a supreme eff
fort. put her lips 10 her little daugh-
ter's cheek.
BE brave. darling, and mother
viii get we'll soon" she murmured,
and the child, with a self-control al
most uncanny. returned her mothers
feeble kiss, and uttered simply the
familiar childish formula.
III be good"
She was again lifted in Robert Sa-
varin's arms and carried out of the
room. as the physician bent above
her mother. I fingered long enough
20 see that Lillian had not swooned
again as I had feared she might.
and then followed the artist into the
next room.
II was not until hours afterward,
when we had returned to the TIGER
farm. and Robert Savarin had made
arrangements to take temporary
quarters at the farmhouse where
Dicky had rOomed. that there flash
across me the thought that Lillians
collapse removed the last barrier TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

Grace Diapers re-entrance into our
lives. With my father gone on an
indefinite trip, Lillian so i'll that no
news could be given her for weeks to
come, there was no one near who
could authoritatively forbid Grace
Diapers presence.
II was lucky, indeed for me that
I had completed all my plans and
purchases for the rehabilitation of
the Dacey farmhouse and turned
them over TO the artisans before Lii
lian's collapse. for If 1 had not done
so 1 could have given no time what
ever to my own affairs in the week
following her illness.
MariOn-wonderfu brave when
her mother required fortitude-broke
down completely when we had re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

You see. eight years ago the chill
dren's grandfather died. His viii
left them $1,000 900.
But other relatives seized the be-
quest, maintaining the grandfather
was not in sound mind.
The Simpson children's parents
started a legal battle.
But as soon as the children were
old enough to understand, they en-
ployed different tactics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

I'VE knew a fairy came to Gin
derella and gave her everything she
wanted" Genevieve says. 80 we
just imagined we were talking 10
Cinderella and the fairy godmother."
For a long time they kept that up.
And the lawyers kept up their
fight
Then
Came a court decision giving the
children the right TO claim their
property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Three Chi
cago children-Robert Simpson, 10,
Charles Simpson. II. and Genevieve
Simpson, s. just got a $1,000 600
fortune.
1T was our skill that won il for
them" say the lawyers their parents
retained.
ct was Cinderella" say the three
children.
Now which is right
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-23
FARMFRS' ASSOCIATION
AT M|LLERSV|LLE WILL
STAGE ANOTHER MOVIE

The Millersvilie Farmers and Com
munity Association will give the sec
Ond and last OF it's free moving pic
ture entertainments Friday, August %,
OF $50 y. m, I'm the new Conso. idatcd
School al Millersyille
The first was held on August II and
was greatly enjoyed by one OF the
largest crowds ever assembled in this
vicinity. In the early evening the
ladies of the association held very
successful supper and out OF the pro-
ceeds took care OF the expenses incl
dent TO the renting of the films for
these shows
II is hoped by the association 20
purchase "a moving picture machine
in the near future and install II in
the large assembly hall OF the school
80 that the pupils. as well as the com
munity at large, may have the benefit
OF good. clean pictures here in this
rural community.
Ice cream. cake and candy will lie
on sale Everybody welcome.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-23
Standing OF The Climbs
FILIPINO MESS" BOYS
MEET SENATOR FROM
THEIR NATIVE HEATH

The contingent of Philippine enlist
d men of the Navy, mess" boys as
igned TO duty at the Naval Academy
we're addressed last night by Senator
'andiko, from the Islands, who is
member of the Philippine Commission
o the United States.
The Senator came to Annapolis
rom Washington yesterday and paid
N informal call on Rear Admiral
henry B. Wilson, Superintendent of
he Naval Academy. Learning that a
number of sons from the far-off Paci-
C islands were in Annapolis, he made
inquiries as to their general welfare
nd expressed a desire to speak with
hem Whereupon the. Filipino blue
jackets arranged for meeting at the
'hesapeake House hotel They. made
ute little ceremony over it. Form
ng in line they marched in column,
~ platoon, to the hotel. The Senator
commended the sailormen on their
General bearing. which, of course
brought forth a big cheer.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-23
ADOPTS MEMORIAL
UPON DEATH OF
GEO. w. WILCOX

The Board of Directors of Annapo-
lis Savings Institution. at recent
meeting, adopted the following me-
mortal upon the late George w. Will
cox. for many years one of the direc-
torate. who died February p last:
ION the 22nd day of February, 1922.
George w Wilcox. for many years a
member of the Board of Directors of
the Annapolis Savings Institution,
and a representative of one of the
oldest families of Annapolis. suddenly
departed this life at his home. Anna
polls, Nd.
"Mr. Wilcox had been for some
time prior to his decease in failing
health. though he gave strict and
faithful attention to his duties as
clerk TO the Commandant of Midship-
men at the u. S. Naval Academy
Mr. Wilcox was also a member of
the Board of Directors of the Work
ingmen's Building and Loan Associa-
ton OF Annapolis. and his duties as
director of these two institutions
aroused in him great interest in fl
nancial affairs. to which he gave care