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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
GIANTS FOUR TO ONE FAVORITES
TO WIN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

the new. contract than the S2tuo
be was getting when the cIncin
natl Reds Rave him the aIr after
al x.ray had been shown to prove
THAT his arm was Just n farmers
arm and had no pitching In Il.
Scott pitched yesterday with con.
summate courage and he has lived
year on the same virtue. Since
the close OF last season when be
wns regarded as a geod pitcher,
HIS crops ou his Ridgeway farm
went bad. his barn burned down
and his arm went lame. lie had =
wife and little one and he had
10 fight for living. he was out
OF a Job aud MeGraw siakcd him
10 $50 when he came TO the Giants
looking for any kind of work around
the Polo Grounds. lie nurscd his
arm back and he nursed II no well
that he Jumped into snrdom.
Bad feeling between the Giants
and the ynnks which did not creep
above the surface In the series last
year became evident IN yesterdays
game when Babe Ruth crashed into
Heinie Groh nj third base and
knocked the Giant star head over
heels. Babe later told Groh that he
was squaring up for an incident In
the first game when Groh went into
Ward at second base with his
spikes up In the air.
The Giant dugout razzed Ruth so
much that he went Into the National
leaguers dressing room after the
game and wanted 10 clean out the
place. Some OF the Giants kidded
the Babe out of his bad humor and
trouble was averted.
Some of the most ardent admir-
ers OF the Yankees were beginning
Il forsake the cause today. They
the team with lacking
courage and with being outgamed
In the tight places.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07


United .presk Staff Correspondent,
New York. Oct. 7.-sad. gloom,
weather here today reflected the
spirit aud position Of the New yorI
Yankees who have failed 10 win one
game yet IN the world series battle
with the New York Giants. and who
hare used up their three best pitch
ers. The Giants have won two
games.
Jocko scolts surprising victory
over the American league cham
pions yesterday was taken by many
critics to have been the big break
Of the series The Giants we're a
four to one fayorIte Ia the betting
today to win the championship.
with team that inclined TO curl
np yesterday under a few bad breaks
and with Bush. shawkey and Iioyt
pitched Miller Huggins was up
against q tough proposition TO keep
the yanks from kicking away an
plher worlds championship.
After the exhibition OF the yanks
yesterday. New York fans were kick
ing themselves all over the town
because they lei lot Of 10 3
Yank money 10 begging just four
days ago.
One of the biggest events OF the
day. not carded In the program will
take place In the Giants clubhouse
when Jocko Scott. the huge North
Carolina farmer, gets a look at a
new contract.
Scott has been with the Giants
for three months. He drew his pay
ON game basis. When he won he
got some money and when he lost
lie Just wasted time.
lie was the outstanding star Of
the series and the pitcher who
seemed TO have assured the Giants
OF another worlds championship. He
no doubt will see better sum on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
Jury Due On Monday.

District court IL scheduled Il
start long grind Monday when
the jury is ordered to report for
duty. A long list of civil cases will
be disposed of before the criminal
docket comes up. The past week
has been devoted to the hearing OF
motions and demurrers. The docket
Is clear to date and the court ready
10 start on the long session of jury
eases. Fifty voniremen have been
ordered 10 report. The session Is
seheduled 10 run we'll into Novem-
ber. being the heaviest docket the
court has ever faced. rf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
Ship OIL Mans Body.

The body of John II. Dawson, oil
man who died in local hospital
from the effects of gunshot wound
self-inflicted accidentally, was ship
ped to the family home in Comanche
this morning. Funeral services will
be held there Sunday in charge Of
the Masonic lodge. The deceased
was a member Of a fishing party
near Comanche. He set out with a
small rifle in quest of squirrel,
tripped and fell, the gun being dis
charged. The bullet entered his
abdomen on the right side, passing
through and out at the left side. He
was rushed here, his wife accompany
ing him. She was at his bedside
when he died. TIis father and mother
were here last night and accom-.
panied the body home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

Several chickasha men who are
Interested III the we'll drilled by
Carl SlayIn In stephens county.
section ai.ls.sw. received word this
morning that the well IL showing
much better. At a depth Of 2s3i
feet the casing was set. but trouble
resulted and the well was all but
abandoned. The Information re.
ceIved today Il that new pumping
equipment has been Installed. re.
sulting In Is barrels OF oil being
pumped yesterday. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

Two runs. four hits. one error.
The error was charged to Snyder
through the judgment that his throw
was too low for Frisch to handle.
SECOND INNING.
Giants: Young up. Strike |
called: ball /; ball 2; foul. strike 2;
ball 3; oung flied to X Meusel.
Kelly up, Strike Called foul,
strike 2; foul; ball 1; ball 2; foul;
Kelly out, Mays to Pipp on tap
in front of the plate. Cunningham
up. Bali /; BAH 2; ball 8; Cunning
ham walked. Snyder up. Strike /
called Snyder out, Dugan to Pipp,
on fast play.
No runs no hits. no errors.
II was still drizzling rain and the
Giants were beginning to stall. They
poked out and back from the bench
very leisurely. Mays was bother.
ing them with balls around their
knees.
Yanks Ward up Ward flied to
Young. who made the catch against
the right field fence. Scott up
Scott out, Bancroft to Kelly. Mays
up. Strike | called; ball 1; Mays
out. Friseh to Kelly on fast play.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
The Yanks were trying to get
game in before rain stopped them.
They We're playing fast, all of them
taking a crack at the first good
ball. McQuilIan was using nothing
but change of pace.
THIRD INNING.
Giants: McQuillan up. Strike /
swung. MeQuillan out, Schang to
Pipp on bunt in front of the plate
Bancroft up. Ball /; ball 2; strike
l called; ball 8; Bancroft walked
Groh up. Strike 1 called; ball l;
strike 2 called; Groh flied to r. |
Meusel. II was raining mucfl harder
and It looked like time would have
to be called. Frisch up. Bali 1;
Frisch flied to Rnth who made a
nice running catch.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
The Giants poked from the bench
out to their places on the field while
the crowd ieered. The umpires
seemed unmindfuT of the downpour
and made no move to call time
Yanks: Witt UP. Bali 4; Witt
flied to Cunningham who came in
last for the catch. Dugan up. Du-
gan out, Groh to Kelly on the first
3all pitched. Groh made beauti-
'ul stop and perfect throw. Ruth
Up. Ball /; strike | called; bali 2;
oall 8; foul, strike 2; Ruth walked.
pipp up. Ball I; Pipp flied to
Young.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
The downpour continued but no
word was heard from the Yank
'ench and the umpires told the
,lavers to speed up.
FOURTH INNING.
Glants: u. Meusel up Meusel
ut Dugan to Pipp on bounder.
'oung UP. Strike / called; foul
trike z; ball /; ball 2; Young
ingled past Pipp to right field.
lelly up. -Four, strike / strike
allied; ball /; foul; foul; ball 2;
oul; Kelly forced Young at second,
'ipp to Scott and missed being
Dubbed by step. Cunningham up.
'all 1; ball 2; foul. strike 1; foul
trike 2; Cunningham forced Kelly
second, Ward to Scott
No runs, one hit, no errors.
The wet ball was b0thering Mays.
e got several new dry ones from
he umpire when the Giants started
J hit him. The skies were clear
g but it was still raining hard.
fanks: r. Meusel up. Strike
'lled; strike 2 swung; hall /; Meu-
famed Schang up. Foul, strike
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

Continued from page une.D
early stages when after receiving
the kickoff, the Canadian county
men were held promptly for downs,
forced to kick and the ball promptly
rushed back TO the shadow of the
goal posts TO be lost again by Chick.
asha, on a PASS and brought out TO
the 2o.yard line.
The only scoring of the game
came in the second quarter After
possession of the ball had ex-
changed hands number of times.
Chickasha again showed the ball
down to the eightyard line as the
quarter ended. On the second play
of the second quarter. Roach went
over for the first touchdown. With
the bali placed in scrimmage again,
Roach booted goal making the
count 10
El Reno Also Scores.
Shortly after the kickoff, the
visitors ushered in a series of
passes, connecting with one from
Funk to Irving. The pass was some
20 yards and the speedy Irving
skirted the sideline for 26 addition
al yards, registering total gain OF
46 before he was pulled down. On
the second plunge, Butson, the El
Reno right half plowed through for
4 touchdown. In serimmage, Edgar
failed TO kick goal, the score regis
tering, to 6 favoring Chickasha,
where it stood for the remainder
of the game. The half ended with
the ball in El Reno's possession
On the kickoff, Roach booted the
pigskin to the goal line, but Funk |
carried it back to the 20.yard line. |
From then to the end of the piece, |
it was see-saw affair with neither !
team able to put over another count |
er. Chickasha men showed inn |
provement in the matter of block. |
ing passes, time after time knock
ing the inflated oval down as it was
settling into the waiting arms of an
El Reno gridster.
The final quarter saw consider
able wrangling, with the play slowed
down and the game ended at 6:20
with the ball in Chickasha's posses.
sion in the middle OF the field.
The lineup:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

Preparations for the celebration
of the Rock Island anniversary here
Tuesday are proceeding. A plat.
form for speakers has been erected
and the tree which viii be planted
in honor of W. JLogsden. deceased
employee has been secured. Plans
are being made for big crowd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
PREDICT FROST IN NORTH
PART OF STATE TONIGHT

Oklahoma City, Oct. First frost
OF the season was predicted for
Northern Oklahoma tonight ~ Chas.
F. Marvin, chief of the Local weather
bureau, today The weather will he
fair and colder throughout Oklahoma
tomorrow, Marvin predicted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

Summary.

SNIuJHdUys
Substitutions, Toothaker for Rob
inson; Mowre for Tillinghast; Ban.
mister for Barrett; Alexander for
Irving; Irving for r. Penwright.
Made first downs, Chickasha I'd,
El Reno 81; penalties, Chickasha 40
yards; I'll Reno 40 yards; Roach for
Chickasha punted four times for an
average Of 80 yards; Funk for I'll
Reno kicked five times for an aver
age of % yards. Yards gained in
scrimmage, Chickasha, 161; Ell Reno
70. Gained on forward pass, Ell
Reno, 119, Chickasha, 80. Attempt
ed passes, Chickasha s. Ell Reno %.
Completed passes, Chickasha 2, Ell
Reno 6. Times out, Chickasha 4,
FL Reno s. Intercepted passes,
Roach. Fumbles, Ell Reno 1. Chick
asha |, Ell RENO 2. Attempted kicks
from placement, Roach ?.
Referee. cloyd 20. ID. Umpire,
Pearcy GA. and NJ. Head linesman,
priskill &c. II. 81. : ..za... ). !.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

Continued from page one.)
cause of the foreign ships that will,
in spite of the order. be able to
continue selling intoxicants, and
they will be preferred in the pass
enger trade. You cannot have a
good freight carrying trade unless
you first have good passenger
trade. Therefore the effect on the
development of our merchant ma.
rine, is going to be far reaching.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

q. G. Kinney. an cmploye OF the
NichloH OH aud Drilling company.
was slightly injured yesterday az
tcrnoon while at work on Niehios
No. .. His left foot was mashed
by the elevator. lie was brought
TO chickasha Ut once and given
medical attention No bones were
broken aud the injury IA pot ex.
pected to keep him off the job many
days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
Ship Suicides Body.

The body Of o. 4. Hudson. who
committed suicide here this week by
drinking carbolic acid. will be ship.
ped tonight to Memphis, Tenn. From
there II is to be taken to a small
town nearby for interment. Funeral
services wifi be held there. Two
btothers of the deceased are here.
With his wife, they will accompany
the body to its last resting place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

business slsisot Ia the city today,
W. n. Erwin of Duncan Il bust
nass visitor In the city today.
Try our chicken suppefs. they
cant be beat for sse. Corner i.anch
Room. On
l.. q. Boone OF Lindsay IN spend
Ing the day here transacting busi'
ness
nring yoir hemslItehing TO the
Ladies' Bazaar. s.st
II. z. Garrett. business man Of
Lawtoa, IN transaetIng business In
chIckasba today.
Bring your hemslilchIng TO tho
Ladies' naxaar, a5t
Frank jamlson of ponca clty IL
a business visitor IN chIekasha to-
day.
Why buy battery that II takes
two days TO charge, when Marvel
can be charged In two hours. Arch
N. ufowu. c.2t
y. l.. IIambrlck OF bradley II
spending the day here transacilng
business.
Gasoline Is now 22c at Melion's
filling station. opposite post office.
Get the best. G.lt
Hear the world series baseball
games announced play by play daily
by radio at chickasha Radio shop,
iI3 Chickasha avenue. 7.1t
J. t. Bryan. oil man OF this city
is spending few days In Dallas
visiting his children. Victor and
Frances. vito are attending school
here.
j. c. Rickerts returned this morn.
Ing from short business trip to
Oklahoma city.
Old hats made over at the Ladies'
Bazaar. 3.st
Arthur c. Schultz returned last
night from Lindsay where he spend
the day on business.
A radiophone in your home draws
from the air programs of music.
lectures, market reports. news bulle.
tins. etc. A complete line of radio
goods at Chickasha Radio Shop, l13
Chickasha avenue. 7-1t
r. l.. Jones has returned from
oklahoma City where he went last
hight on business.
With an ecg nnnlied I'm burn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
SH0Ry STORIES
or THE TOWN


byron r.. lWsd of wIneherter Ky.
and H. J, felson az Guthrie. oil
men. are spendIng several days Ia
the city lransaciing business. They
are intsrcsted IN the new gas field
of Grady county and are watching
Developments here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
GASOLINE PRICE CUT.
(By The United Press. !

. . W 7ne tHIteu Fftss.J
oklahoma City, Oct. 7.--Gasoline
was selling at 20 cents gallon
here today following a one.cent cut
by retailers. Magnolia petroleum
stations Started the reduction, :. :,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

With an esq applied to burn
will exclude the air end prevent in.
'flamation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07
Make Ocean Dry
as Sahara Sand
Says Uncle Sam

Continued from page one.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

NJ A. Connolly Of u Reno Is q
business visitor iu The ely today,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

r. l.. Jones has returned from
Oklahoma City where he went last
night on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

W. M. Erwin oI Duncan Il busI.
ness visitor In the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

Try our chicken suppefs. they
cant be- beat for ssc. Corner Lunch
Room. ta
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-07

l.. q. Boone OF Lindsay IN spend
Ing the day here transactIng bust
ness
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-04
FLORIDA MOB DEPOR7S
c0L0RED ORCHESTRA
Musicians Beaten, Then Put OH Train
and Sent North.

Miami, Jan. 2b,~-Guarded by an es
cort Of police six members Of colore,s
orchestra employed ut a tourist hotel
here were taken today to Il northern
suburb and placed on train bound for
their homes IN Columbus Ohio. The
musicians last night were lured to the
outskirts OF the city and beaten by q
mob and warned, the orchestra MON
bers said, to leave Miami within fou
hours. Some Of their Instruments were
destroyed.
Several complaints had been made to
the police that the orchestra had no
conducted themselves in accordance
with Southern customs, had sought to
mingle with white persons In the pnrkE
and at entertainments and that lht
leader Of the orchestra Oh one occasion
left his place with the orchestra md
stepped on the floor to direct q now
dance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-04
Y. W. O. A. NOTES.

Despite the Indictment weather quite
n few persons attended Vespers OF.
last Sunday afternoon. The last discus
sion OH "Our Purpose" was given by
DR.. Bessie B. Tharpe. In a very force
'nl address. DR.. Tltarpe outlined how
tho Young Women's Christian Assocat
ion seeks to become social force for
the extension Of the Kingdom OF God
It's serial program includes not only
good times and activities for girls ami
women but proper housing. proper sn,
roundings and conditions in work and
tho bringing together Of all groups inro
an organized group for the promotion,
Of Christian standards. It's seeks to
teach one not only community spirit
but spirit of world wide brotherhood
and service.
The annual membership meeting
was held on last Wednesday evening.
The Committee of Management for this
year was elected. The new Bylaws
were read by the Iyecording Secretar,
for the information of the membership
Twenty-four memberships including
several renewals were reported. After
the business meeting. the Recognition
Service was held. Each member pres
ent pledged herself ready and willing
to serve the Association in whatever
way she could hest do so for the COM
ing year. Miss McFall made a short
talk on the New Spirit in Membership
showing how membership now meant
not what one gets from but what ser
Vice one renders to the "Y" The social
hour was very much enjoyed which
ments served.
At the Vosper hour on Sunday after
noon at 5 o'clock Mr.. G. N. Lew will ba
the speaker Special music will be rem
dered. We cordially invite You to be
present.
Miss Glayda J. Williams will come To
us on Monday. February 9th for
months visit. During her stay Ml:,.,
Williams will conduct special work j.,
Health. Education and Recreation.
Miss Adela r. Ruf1ln spent few
days with'lls last week and will return
in March for q two weeks visit when
snecia' committee organization will be
planned.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-04
COUNSEL FAILED TO BAR RODDY
CONFESSION.

New York, Jan. 24.-In q day in
which witness after witness added to
the burden Of evidence against Luther
Boldly. the twenty-five year old colored
youth on trial for murder in the ST..
preme Court, it became increasingly an
narent that the only refuge of the s1ay
CT of the two detectives lay in the in.
sanity plea.
or all the evidence adduccd the
most wctghty was the dying statement
of Detective Sergeant Francis J. TT
Buckley and the confession OF Boldly
made on the train from Philadelphia.
Throughout the day. in which the de-
fense. even by the most vigorous cross.
examination failed to score. Boldly sat
mottonless like a black statute. his
head toward the bench. The new brown
iContinued on Fourth page.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-04
FULTON NOTES.

Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather last Sunday, our Sunday
School and Church was poorly attend
cd.
1880 A. M. our pastor Rev. G. a.
Cobb preached an excellent sermon.
using rs his subject: Christ in tt.
Midst. We had a joyful time.
$3.50 P. M. our pastor preached anoyn
or strong gospel sermon to the delight
Of all present.
We have a good many on the sich
list. Let lis call to see them. Rev. w
l.. Tuck has been added to this list.
Tomorrow at 1870 A. M. our pastor
Will preach an evangelistic sermon. I e.;
lis come out and pack the house.
$3.50 P. M. our regular Communion
services
$3.50 p. M. we all will go over to R!s
ing Mt. Zion where the two churches
will begin their revival services. Ser.
vices will be conducted by Rev. o. r.
Simms OF Pittsburg, Pa.
The Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union will convene tomorrow
1880 p. M. at the Trinity Baptist
church. Rev. X. ID. Turner pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-04
REPRESENTATIVES, BOUT IS BEING
CONSIDERED.

New York, Jan. 2S.-WiNiam A..
trady. theatrical producer and spors
promoter today placed $4,000 in q
hank here rs forfeit and guarantee
OF his good faith in seeking to arrange
match between lack Dempsey and
Harry Wills, colored heavyweight.
Mr.. Brady said that If he could bring
Jack kearns, Dempsey's manager to be
lleVe In the success of such a bout he
would Immediately post an additional
$4,000. Dempsey's share Of the purse
would be $4,000 and Wills $50,0Nr
conditions OF the bout would be tn,
same as those under which the Garpen
tier Depsey affair OF last summer was
held.
Kcarns said no sa1 considering tho
offer.