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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
No LEGION MEET
Ia BOON STATES
Finance officer Declares No Busl-
ness Transacted; Fridays Story
Written from Notes Furnished
by Commander.

That the report in the Express
yesterday. concerning a meeting said
to have been held by the American
Legion on Thursday night vas in.
correct. and that no such meeting
was held. was the statement of Wade
II. LaBoon, post finance officer, to.
day.
IL was at the hall" said Mr.. La.
Boon. "and there were possibly a
dozen members present, but the
meeting was never called TO order
and there was no business attended
TO.
II think it right and just That the
public know that the part of the
report regarding the post going on
, record as favoring and endorsing
the extra four.mill levy asked by
the city officials, is not a fact.
IL do not know If majority of
the members favor the levy or not
and there is no way to ascertain
that fact at this time. do not
know that the matter has ever been
brought before a meeting of the
Raymond 7. Hurst Post No. 5f.'
The story referred TO, was writ
ten by an Express reporter from
notes furnished by A. Noble Ladd,
post commander of the Raymond Il.
Hurst Post of the American Legion
the notes being in the form of a
written report of the Legion meet
ing which he stated was held Thurs
day night.
The notes turned in, by Ladd were
typed on the back Of stationery bear
ing the imprint American Legion
Auxiliary, Departme at Of Chickasha.'
Mr.. LaBoon further stated this
morning, that no delegates to the
Bartlesville meeting of the Legion
were selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
A HOME PAPER

All the local news In the Daily III.
presa Latest world nova by Leased
Wire from the United Press Asso.
citation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
w WEATHER

Tonight aud sunday cloudy aud
unsettled; thunder showers tonight.
Local Temperature
Maximum %, Minimum 70.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
WATCH OUR ADS
FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES

FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES
:. Main -1SOO block - Exceptional
fine building site fronting 2SS feet on
feet 20 the railroad. This would make
an ideal place for small manufactur-
ing plant. wholesale house or ware
house. Price reasonable compared
with other property In this locality.
Laporte Av.-Gc0 BIock-Large two
story frame building, 3SX74. with ele-
yatOr service lot Six1J2. suitable for
garage, light manufacturing or ware
house. We can sell this at very
reasonable price or would consider
leasing for a period Of or 10 years.
Intersection Miami and Indiana Az.
Large brick and frame business
alock. 32xT3 on lot 40x12J. One Cf the
best residential business locations %
be had in city. Priced right with
terms.
Division St.-Two very good busi-
ness lots fronting 80 feet on Division
St. by 19J feet deep Very well adopt
ed for any kind of development Dur-
pose. Price reasonable.
10 year Iease-One Of the finest store
rooms and buildings IN the city. Right
in the heart OF the business district
Room is Z2XfBJ. including three floors
above. This is an exceptionally Gne
lease, but you VIII have 90 hurry II
you want 81.
8 acre factory site. close 81 and
fronting on bath sides Of the Van
dalla +. r.. practically level Would
make exceptionally fine site for large
brick plant. steel mill, or auto fac
tory. Priced very reasonable.
We have several very nne large -
small downtown locations where tins
owners Will build % suit tenant aud
give long or short term leases.
\. Main St.-lO0 Biock-Three story
brick building ZoXS0 on lot 20X100
The price asked for this property s.
very reasonable compared 70 other
properties iu this locality.
s. Michigan 500 BIock-Con.
sistinZ Of q very good iot 331165 IN
Guiding a large modern nine room
house 10 very good condition. This
il a very good investment and we
have an exceptionally low price on
same for a short time only. with terms
8. Michigan St-100o Rl5ck-Excea-
tioEal fine large well bull, home With
ten large rooms, completely modern
iu every way and IN very good repair,
On LOT 54hzi6J. priced reasonable,
good terms.
Washington St.--R.ght dowutoTn-
FULLY equipped aud up-t0-date res-
taurant now doing q very good bust
ness. viii give zen year lefes AID VIII
soil fixtures and equipment ~ In
voice, or wiz lease room separate.
AgshauaGs. Tnd.-Fiue corner prop
erty located al Church and First Sts
lot g3X132 including large frame
dwelling This is very good bus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

I5rlr~ ant land for sale S3
DIXIE HiGUW 40 acres az under
cultivation 2 acres alfalfa. room
bungalow good bara aud other build
iuCS
room funga'ov VIZ be ready 70 be
occupied within a short time. 100 =.
frontag 10 Z; deep: VIII sci Oh con
tract J CLARK & son. $50 Farmers
Trust B'ds L;25l: L-62s6.
FOR SALE-Cl0sing ont cheap. Good
Marine'te county. VIZ. farm lsnis
Titles guaranteed II Il Bird Estate
Wausaukee. Via.
Farms II good quality. large aud
email. choice suburban tracts. Csss. Co
farms. beautiful acre tracts Oh Dixie
Way, near state line, 1913. Worden
Realty Co. +fJ - 7. r Bldg
HALF ACRE LOT With large garage a.
Boselawa, $50. Call Main 1889.
VINEYARD FOR SALE one 81 tle
finest vineyards in the grape belt. CON
sIstiug az 80 acres. u acres iu Era pes.
durer. over 10 tons this year almost
$500 WORTH. located IL miles south
east = LAYTON. las COON house.
.arge barn. horses. COWS. power spray,
81 ard Ill tools complete. Ih.s place
il worth much more tIan Z sEn asking
flt o-ler business forces ne 10 sacrl-
fee for $1,000 SO trade. Nust have
SsgG cash. Address T.. !. SeldchecA.
- Eas- Jackson Boulevard. Sta floor
room s, Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

ESSEX Considering Is
appearance and general mechanical con
dillon throughout. . is one % great
est values IN south Bead. You vii
Ike g. Price sos.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
FINANCIAL
Ruslness Opportunities.

RFAp PT'NERS L'ST--of Investments
Best confect'oTarv with ye1r lease.
centrally ro0rnlng houses. hotels -as-
taurants meat markets. grocery
stores confectionery nool rooms,
shoe re0air tire repair garages h"k-
p-ias horher shons. dry goods gen
oral stores I ono hr"ss and 7'rwipum
foundry With h1ig ,; r s'd'-g loses
locations Atr Il e odd Fellows R'fg
Omen Nf0ndov Wednesday F-'Say
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
wHITcoWB 4 KELLER

= y
O-a acre wlth ~ t-room home Esg
furnace. bath al- electric ght: 4 3D.
ro0uIs sd closets large Basement
various kinds 81 f-u.t: garage ara
chicken house east frontage pcs-ss-
s-1n given wl-h-r Short tine. Thit
is very attractive suburban negs
for q reasonable pr'ce.
n 400
Farmers Irugt Bfrg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

HUDSON TOURING Five good cord
tires Mechanically A. Paint very
good 10 fn't often that you can buy
g Hudson or the model J. Type foT
such q low figure. Price 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Walking distance Paving and sewer 10
and paid for Living room and dining
room solid oak floors and trim Fine
kitchen cupho1rds and work table
Three bedrooms and fine bath Mirror
doors. IRE place square basement
laundry tubs ana cast iron furnace
This = q very fnr home auI the price
is very attractive. $1,000 cash balance 70
suit. Ingleright. us j. ~ 5. Bldg.
Main PIP.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

RIVER PARE -~n~fh F.ul $40 fnwr
viii huv erfe-fta -erv p room house
ca River PARK Si5p0 S-tU down " (
give Won nrssess'ou 81 cuzv roOus
cottage $40 Both homes at excellent
i1eafinn
HASKINS- SwrFT spT PEAITY co.
Tel MisH go
SOTTH PART-L1rEe hri~k house. ssven
rooms. bath. living room across front /:
open stairs. oak floors ed trlm large
basement. drain. automatic heater.
5000 5000 cash Wesley EanVAiiu
CA Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

Mieaisar 81. -. COON. strictly
modern home. newly built, Living
room. dining r1am. kitchen g he'd
rooms and BATH living -.ou and din
Ing room fu-u -hrd .l oat: ample
closet space frf tgrruy-.. nod E.Lo
l.- Price $4,000
college So. -nrf1 ~ Lincoln Way ".
= room strictly modern bIrgs '0W iiv-
51g room. diving room. Kitchen. . bed
room, and bath 'arE- sftI- and base
meat. furnace lca- SOP oak f11rs
.n an rooms except Kitchen. French
doors between living room and % lining
room. good size 'ot F-ic. e. ~
81 $500 down. 5000 per month
Indiana Az. new r. room e.-..--7
modern home. large living room f---
place. lar~e 'o+- f-u't trees rr ra
s7.5op0. $500 pG cash. go mo-
Pra RE Az. new room s.-- --y.
electric lights good 'u-r Hn
500 % down. 5000 peg month
" X MeH-NRY.
- Farmers Trus. Bldg L-5-57.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

J. LYNCH & 60 has sold ont an Tote
crew OF fifteen men goes 90 work -rl
South Bend improved property Na
Euarantee a sale IN zen days " Drop
ertF IS in condition for sale and prices
right Anyone intending % buy
home or sell his home. get in tourl
with me st once. have some lan4
that ] viii give away Tor factory Hite
on two railroads just % get factories
located Ga The west end cf city. We
have about fo-tv pieces ~ property
listed for sale now hE. " have moro
buyers than property. We can serve
you with plenty or ezrerIen'e .n ans
capacity iu the real estate game iu
financing "a deal or business Investment
u any nature Call Us up and give
Us TRIAL open q. m- 10 q. l-
oaily.
1893 " Division So
Tel T.-5e2l
LARGE DOUBLE HOT SE-On corner iot,
each side has large living room wiz
open stairway. dining room and Kitchen
on first floor bath room. eAtIa
fue bedrooms with built-'n wardrobrs
on second floor. large attic. Two FeUar-
ate Easements: I side vacant and ready
for immediate possess lon tine home
with good income and nr.ee = 70, Ugh
Main 2fflt GAkN BROS.
Res Main $40 CO Farmers Ir1s-.
NEW room aud bath all modern. onet
block from I. " West. $3.50; SiO1J'
down.
View 3 room bungalow. an modern,
one block form L. W. West. $500
$50 down
sew large room hungalow. cloae 20
Miami ST.. with garage. $500; Slpp
down
Corner Iot on Broadway. foE--o. Price
Sa1G Terms
VIII finance and build 60 So. -
northwest Main 711.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

Business Property s.
MICHIGAN ST S-COrne-: - feet on
Michigan: large modern house:
rooms. bath. Wesley Van Vain, GA
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Fer sale.
Buy wITH CONFIDENCE

organization IL sold Nth sincere de-
sire 70 give the used car buyer -"
utmost for bis money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-29

EEPER-Temp0rary BY young
man with good home young person
required Can evenings after 9 o'clock
81 - y. Michigan 81
II NOU-Are Stenographer who can
take rapid diCtation and can transcribe
speedily. accurately and neatly. you
can secure a post ton better than you
now hold by answering this advertise.
Tent. Please state qualification edu
cation. experience aud present employ
Inent Address BoV u News-T'ra4s
MA Dor hotel work Experienced o..
" Gail Honsekeeper Main ia
SURSES-To al permanent position
w,th a down town arm: short regular
hours. good pay. This is not private
deity work Ack quick as this Is good.
Address Box is Netvs- Times.
RELiARLE-AuG experienced maid foT
general homework. no laundry work
Apply -? W. ColfaN. Lies
W-ANTEIJ- RELIABLE Eirl for housevork
Small family. un laundry work. good
wages. Main .1G
WANTED Extra ssleslaI'es Tor S1tUr-
days oniy. Ga our shoe dept VERY
good salary. Nus have experience Ap-
~ ~ ouce 10 Mgr. Sloe Dept. G-aad
Leader.
YOJNt LADY-Wante q work h
restaurant. Prom 10 q. n. I'll p. p.
a. Go ". Sogth s.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
SPINNINGT TOP
 TAMES OCEANS
 BIGGEST WAVE

| CAMDEN, Me, Sept. BOA trim 23O foot yacht has taken the roll out of | the sea and has made the ocean as smooth as a mill pond. No more sickness, broken dishes or missing meals whole ailing the bound ing main if ship owners equip their
 vessels as Cyrus H. K. Curtis, the Philadelphia publisher of the Ladies Home Journal and the Saturday Even ming Post, has fitted his "Lyndonia." !"
 This is said to be the most beauti- full yacht in America waters-a verti- ble palace afloat Its cost is estimated at $1,5OO,OOO.
 Lounge ooms, smokers, staterooms with private baths, showers, pastry pantry, cold storage and electris light plants make living on board as pleas ant as stopping at first-class hotel. But the chief woider of the yacht lies in a spinning top device which keeps it from rocking even in the stormiest weather.
 ! This gyro-stablizer invented by FL mer A. Sperry has proved so success full on the Lyndonia and other yachts | that the United tSates Shipping board | has ordered one for a vessel in trans atlantic service.
 ! According to onald R. Nelson, mem | Der of the crew who had charge of this apparatus:
 This stablizer is just spinning | top harnessed up with a control gyro i to govern the action of the wheel. The reaction of this device-the force with
 which it acts upon the ship, does the work By the stabilizer's oscillations back ond forth, a big wave hitting the vessel on one side will pass under and out to sea on the other side without
 having imparted to the ship even a
 sign of a roll.
 With the stabilizer on, the ship needs no helm. No matter how calm, | or how rough, or which direction the
 sea was running, the ship would prac-
 tically steer herself.
 The Lyndonia is also equipped with l the latest submarine signal device and
 powerful radio set. It has a cruising
 radius of 5000 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
Sure of Good Eats

And what, my dear little boy, ask ed the minister, strictly in accordance with precedent, "and what do you in- tend to be when you grow up"
 "A farmer sir"
 Very good indeed; to supply the na- tions with natural food-most good. And you? turning to the second.
 Please sir, schoolmaster."
 Even better, filling the mind of the rising generation with mental food. Yes, even better. And you? turning to the third.
 "A preacher, sir"
 "The best of all, my dear little boy; the best of all, for filling the soul with spiritual food is far worthier either than filling the mind or the body. And what bids you to become a minister?"
 We always have ducks for dinner when you come, sir" replied the boy. The Veteran.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
SAY BUSINESS MAN GREATEST
 MOTHER IN U. s.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-One of the greatest mothers in the country is a mana busy New York manufacturer
 During office hours, surrounded by secretaries, clerks and salesmen he is Robert Spero, vice president and lead ing executive of large mercantile establishment, attending strictly to business.
 But after hours he is just Uncle Robert-Smiling Uncle Robert-to thousands of children. He is their counsellor, their mother" their all year Santa Claus who gives parties and presents.
 Last winter he arranged a Christ mas Day affair at Long Branch, N. J.. Nearly 2000 children attended. Re gently he has been giving parties in New York Children are looking for ward to more.
 They're the best thing that ever happened" lisped seven-year-old Fan ny Cohen at the Crippled Children's Free School on the East Side. And her several hundred playmates agreed
 They kissed Uncle Robert and tears came into his eyes.
 Most of these children have no mothers," he said q can tell by the yearning in their eyes.
 Tt is that which set me on this work"
 Tt was just party for an after noOn," says Uncle Robert, "but those youngsters didn't forget. I had to give another. This time TOO of them came, ranging in age from two years up."
 rapidly. It is expected that more than 200O will crowd Uncle Roberts home next Christmas.
 "The more the merrier," he smiles
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
A PROCLAMATION

A Proclamation by President Harding has set Fire Prevention Week October End to 9th. The announcement is followed by Proclamation issued by Thomas E. Campbell, Governor of Arizona setting forth the danger of fire, sometimes due to carelessness or faulty fues which have not been used during the summer months.
 The Governor invites the cooperation of all State organizations, Chambers of Commerce, Clubs and Civic Societies, and requests that the proper City Departments shall endeavor to aid in every way possible, this observance through the removal of rubbish, litter or other hazards.
 It is especially requested that the Ministers ot the various churches in the Warren District will call the attention of the people to the benefits to be derived from this observance.
 NOW THEREFORE, l, w. M. Cox, Acting Mayor of the City of Bisbee by virtue of the authority in me vested, do hereby designate and proclaim the period of October End to 9th, Fire Prevention Week. And that the attention of the public may be earnestly called to this observ- .ance the Fire Chiefs of the Warren District have approved and ordered the blowing of all Fire Whistles in the District at a. m., Monday, the End day of October.
 Signed by the Acting Mayor of the City of Bisbee, at the City Hall Sept. Both, 1922
 w. M COX,
 Acting Mayor
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01

Figures show the use of hair dye in- creases. The old gray hair ain't what she used to be.
 Home is wliere the garage is.
 A wise man with bats in the belfry makes his living selling them.
 There are so many jazz records on the farms now the barnyards are ashamed to make noise.
 Many man with laugh coming doesn't see it until it is gone.
 We saw poor fish having whale of a time.
 When two countries decide to bury their differences each wants them buried in the other
 If every cloud has a silver lining isn't the future bright, though?
 Weapons of 10000 years ago nave been dug up in Spain. The rolling pin was not among them.
 One might say resuming miner op- erations was major operation.
 Hunt the bright side. Mosquitos haven't any coal either.
 Men who long for the good old days would hate to ride bicycles.
 One man planes this 20 home-run game on the lively ball. What we need is lively ball players.
 A little bad luck now and then sure ly helps the best of men.
 Reason so many women think their place is not in the home is so many men think it is in the kitchen.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
AROUND THE COUNTY

ternoon at 4 o'clock and returned to Douglas the same evening pr Van neman and his bride are for the pres ent at the Gadsden hotel They may make their home on the Vanneman ranch
 Mrs Vanneman was Mrs. Eva Court wright, graduate nurse of Douglas. Though she has been employed in her profession both in Mexico and Douglas she has always considered Douglas her home.
 The couple were receiveing best IIsql u9qA GBpI9ls96 spu9!IJ Jo s9qsIA marriage became known.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
JUNK AT THE CROSSROADS

NINE truck loads advertising matter cared away from
 single of of the d state highway edct private banhed within sixty signs gathering when the work gets under full way all owe
 The of the highway sgnbard to point direction or to warn of danger points clearly ip itself urobscured Too often the signs them are faulty hidden by ads pills tires garages pictures elections
 general this exraneous matter all over the county thing while statistics often are tire some it would be amusing many junk would be gathered up the process.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
Cattle Shipments

WILLCOX- Page & Misenhimer shipped five carloads of calves from Douglas and Kelton recently. On the 2Oth they shipped twenty cars of steers and heifers the heifers going to Tucson, and the steers to King City, Calf. The last shipment being from the Serra Bonita Ranch. On the 27th they shipped six cars from Douglas and one car from here composed largely of calves. On the 5th of Oc- tober they will ship five cars from Tucson. On the 30th of September two cars from Casa Grande and on the 11th of October they ship fifteen cars of cows and calves from Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
Some Cabbaqe Heads

WELCOME. M. Woodland, who now owns the Kirby place, planted some Dwarf Dutch Cabbage for mar ket. But they grew to unexpected size. A number of them weigh as high as 121a lbs. He thinks that veg etables change their nature here and grow three or four times the size they do in other places. This section still holds the title to the largest cabbage ever produced. It was raised in Will COX several years ago and weighted 56 pounds. The writer helped to weigh it and can vouch for the truth of it. All kinds of vegetables as well as fruit do we'll here if given half care.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
Youthful Jailbreakers

WILLCOX-Sheriff Hood, accompan jed by Harry Rafferty, came over from Tombstone the other day and brought with them three youngsters who were billed for the Industrial school. They placed them in the jail until authori- ties at the Industrial school should ar rive. The lads secured in some way, a piece iron which they twisted from the furniture inside of the jail and had pried off good portion of the bars of the jail window when J. w. Smith in passing the place saw what was going on and notified the officers. Otherwise the lads would have been out and gone before the sheriff and deputy left town.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
Big Time at Stronghold

PEARCE-The Fourth Annual Fah will be hald on October 2, at the Co chise Memorial Park in Stronghold This will be big event and a fine time is assured everyone who goes. Stronghold is one of Arizona's most beautiful and historical recreation centers and it will be a good place to meet for information and amusement There will be speech making, sports amusements and refreshments. Bas ket dinners will be brought by wis tors and hot coffee will be given free by the Stronghold Fair and Amuse ment Association.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
TOM SIMS SAYS

Figures show the use of hair dye in- creases. The old gray hair ain't what she used to be.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01
To put Down New Steel

notwithstanding to plans of the Southern Pacific railroad company about twenty-five miles of 90 steel rails will be laid in this section dur inf the next few months to replace the 75 pound rails that are now in use. The company plans to put down 90 miles on the Tucson division. The other twenty-five miles will be laid out of Fl Paso this way.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-01

What greater good can any man do than bring the smile of happiness to so many youngsters?"
 So this New York business man keeps on working hard during busi- ness hours to make enough money to cover the expenses of his greater work.