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sHER1Frs SALE.


No. s575. In Second Distrsct Costt, Booster
Perish. LoMisiaHu. O. q. Giddens rersMs
Joe Viennc. ~.
By virtue OF writ Of seizure and sale,
ISSUED from the Second District Court. Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, and to me direct
ed, have seized, and will sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law. at
the principal front door OF the Court House
Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours Of sale, on Saturday, FEBRUARY
IA, 1922, the following described property,
to-icit: =
The northeast quarter Of section 10.
township 10, north, range 10, west, with iii
buildings and improvements thereon.
Said property to be sold a. belonging 10
the above defendant, to pay the debt spec
lned IN said writ, as well as all cost Of suit
]. +. .iDAIR,
Sheriff and er-oDscio Auctioneer
January s, 1922. feb 81
STRAY SALE
EsrRAYEn before me, the undersigned
authority, BY n. J. TidwelI. i dark bay
MARE. about eight years old, about Il
hands high. both hind feet white. small
scar on right hind leg. Mare has been on
his place since November IL, 1921.
The owner IS requested to come forward.
prove property and pay charges, or said
mare will be sold as nm estray at Z. j.
Ttdwelrs place, four m5lea nertheast of
Adner, on Bellevue and Adnef road. Oh
Saturday, Fesraary 1922;
Justice Of Peace, Ward SIX Boss,er
Parash. Louisiana
Decsnber 20, 1921. ifeb2l
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Envy is like fly that passes all over
9 body's sounder parts and dwells upon
the s0res.-CAGpmdm.
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The things which must be must be
for the best.Oicen Meredith.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
NOTICE. e hereby given that / an applvi.x
tor q pardon f62SpJ HII1 K1I1n1, J.
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. oe77s.

December s. 1921. [Jan 12l
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sHERIFFs SALE.

January 5, 1922. lfeb 81
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The management Of the Banner hereby
acknowledges receipt and returns thanks for
the following subscriptions paid In during
the month OF December:
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sHERIFFs SALE.

December 20. 1921. Ijap 12l
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sHERIFFs SALE.

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STRAY SALE.

December 20, 1921. Ifeb2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Orange Countrywide
Team Victorious in
Semi-Final Game

rEPsTEAD. IS. w. July 27.-By a
r. of @ 90 G, The weil-mountcd
ORANGE County roloists won tho semi
f,- che Wrs.aury Challenge Cup
r afternoon on thc field opposite the
Salisbury ro'f clubhouse Of Meadow
Haat. defeating ,hc four Of the Whip
nam. I.rrr. N. Do. f.ocbooicrs, one Of
g.. ..h..ur.l toam1 that have been
ICON #. tlc competition in the East this
p.r cr Che winning four were
ST. l. Hartman. J.. s.. won Stadc, Mall
colin stevenson nld Morgan Belmont,
I'D r.I mounted ard trained 60 top
..rn Nhrrary River, playing with
I.rn.r CatI.. Ur q. III. Richards, DR..
81. Blackwell and %. 81. lieckscher, also
rr.I-..nrnr.d veterans. would have re-
..sel .s.r goals Dad the match been
.n handicap basis. So clevcrly did
f.. play i1e.r game thnt the winners
Won or.y AFTER the mos, aggressive
work.
Tar rnri win bc played on Saturday,
~ tlc winners ol to-day and tho
ol- 0. .Ir.hoUrrr House, captaincd
Ir p. IT. st9Iilrd. who played forward
tnr Ilt International match. His
teammates wil b. j. Watson Webb,
another international player; Harry
.ar. and Robert T. Strawbridgo IT,, OF
Ih.nl ..nh'a. who D. fast rounding out
into au .licIrafioua. player.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
to Coney
Calls Halt to First
Preliminary Bout

BoYLE's THIRTY ACRES, J,uv
City, July 27.-The fss preiiminar !
eight rounds brought together ~
Munro. Of Yonkerl. and Jshrry cs,s
Of Manhattan's West SIDE Nuar. "A
Coney battled along for slr round, !.
I'll the latter split his tights ara '.
given the air b. Referee Johrry Hsg
Of Edgewater. BIil Macbeth nH ,.a
Munro won on a technical blowfr.
As was the case in the Dsn,st
Carpenter battle The main exert w
put on before the semi-fnal, Wild ~
measure taken % preyens eosrr.
in getting the crowd out % u. are.
Il was a clever move, as the hse, AZ.
ence left .he arena In practically to
sections. and the tube, bus ard .s,g
facilities were not oyertaTed.
Phil Krug Of Harrison, sst 70
Quin, Of Minneapolis, we're pat w.x
before Leonard ard Tender s.z
the ring.
The Krug-Quin eight vas s,'rpas
the end o. the seventh rogri, ssasa
Leonard and Tender were tnnsl ~
waiting in their iress'rg.rse-f ~
Krug-Quin AFFAIR was "a craE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28

t... A.. .t,,. .,-,r.t.l n.-re ,.. Low
....,, ......
on thc lh" hlNo.l "' "'i' "'-
q cut on h.s lower lr. Lew waf rnf-
ting blood ar hc wen. to h.l Gomez.
Z. .,,. p,,,r,- wound
We '. 49,. -.,
before the hglt ..al Hc .''l "ih
MS rounu. ehil-f
10 inc hcaA. Leonait N-n VIZ D',-.
an eNenAn f.' le.1l-t
20 the uoly enc np't'N
nca1. Leonard .-.l t"' ~.
ihe saw. Leonard accr l.I-
hitting low. Leonard alat o.t io.I.-
Tender sent lcitl t1 tho mead. amos
fought o. close range and r.ir.aci.
Leonard uppcrcut 60 tae i,w anl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Record Of Tenders
Best Ring Battles

fsl7-Johnny Dundee. rounds,
decision: Frankie Britt. Baltimore,
won. II rounds; Rocky Kansas. 8
rounds. no decision; Jack Russo,
X. o., Boston. s rounds.
l9is-Willie Jackson. G rounds. no
de-ision: Tommy Tuohy, h. o., 4
rounds: Pete Hartley. X. o.. 4
rounds; Frankie Nelson, n. o., I
rounds. Frankie Britt. *. o. 3
rounds: Willie Jackson, won, Is
rounds; Ever Hammer 6 rounds. no
decision.
l9lg-Rocky Kansas. 10 rounds.
no decision; Joe yelling. 6 Grounds,
no decision: Jimmy Duffy. rounds.
no dccision; George CLANCY. X. O.,
] round: Harvey Thorpe, 10 rounds,
no decision.
i9lO-AlIen:Own Dundee. IA. o.. ?
rounds: Johnny Martin, 6 rounds, no
decision; Tim Droney. rounds. no
decision; George Papin. X. o., 6
rounds: Pinkey Mitchell. 10 rounds,
no decision. eddie Fitzsimmons, s
rounds, no decision; Richie Mitchell.
10 rounds, no decision; Chick Simler.
H. O.. rounds.
i921-S1iior Friedman. rounds.
no decision; Rocky Kansas. lost. Is
rounds.
1922 - Bobby Barrett, X. o., 5
rounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28

Physical Comparison
OF the Principoy.

weight extrayaganzs vas The ~.
fsw tickets feil into the 49,. ~
spectators. Whether this ~, ~
preventive meagures taken ~. y
Richard and the Madison sossy iH
den management, Dromo,ors :, ~.
event, or % The facf that III. ~
didn't came 70 gamble on he ~
IL matter o. conjecture m ,f
that spectators were few "a -. ~
tween. Those that do Ak i.
tions on The outskirts o. N. y
seemed 70 have a few choice a..
we're asking prohlbItlys nrl,., y
them. One sold a pair n rlrx,.s. -
with a face value ~ glsE1 49,, ~
so apiece. According 10 nm, =
other SCI ~ the same class N 49,
brought So each '
The handling Of ths bs7s e,svs =
the Jersey city police. under n. 49,
ton Of Mayor Frank Hague ana ~,
Battcrsby, was magnificent Ths,.
no disorder either Insfe sr 80.
Of the great pine bowl. Pslss -
were thrown about DE bowl Al y. h.
lance ~ block ard no persss, ,,,c.
those holding tickets we're sllor.< !.
penetrate this Thin blue Ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
American League
Votes 10 Lift Ban
On transforming

CHICAGO. July 81 by The Associ-
ated Prcss).-Amorican League Club
owners. meeting here to-day, voted 70
removes the ban prohibiting players
from participating in post-soason ex-
hibitioa games. provided they obtained
enc consent Of the club president and
then gained The permission Of Judge X.
~ Lands. baseball commissioner.
This. club owners said. will remove
possibility Of q recurrence OF the sit
uation thai prevailed last year when
Babe Ruth, Bob Meuscl and Bill Piedcy.
o. the New YORK Yankees. were fined
their share Of the world series re-
ceipis Tor pan cIpauon IN exhibition
games In viola tOA Of Commissioner
Landiss instructions. Ruths share Of
tho receipts amounted 20 $500.
The club owners decided, however,
that players will not be allowed 20 par
ticipatc in exhibition contests after
October 81 This action, Il was figured,
viii give players two or three weeks
90 appear in exhibition games, but viii
Eot endanger them running the games
90 late in the season as possibly 20 de-
tract from their ability.
10 also was agreed that not more
than three players from Lny one club
ca, play on any single team in on ex-
hibition game. This. owners said. will
rfinovo the liability OF an entire club
going out under the team name et the
end OF the season.
The American League voted % ac-
/ ocpt tho offer Of the Fine Arts Com
mission 40 Washington 20 erect tablet
/ Do East Potomac Park 10 commemorate
+ baseball According 10 plans made to-
+ day, this tablet vii. take the form Of O
bronze shield, and at the end OF each
season the name Of the American
/ League player most valuable and use
fui % his club will be added 20 the
shield Designs arc TO be asked i'm
mediatoly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Hoe HcrscOvitch TO Box
Ai AiccratC Commonwealth

,ioe He- coritch, new Canadian well
fervo.gh. champion. who makes his re-
lrrrl q 90 thc Commonwealth Club
tomorrow rlrht against Tommy Ne
t...r lr oa. ~ the two twelvc-r0und
r...a tfr Manager Jess Mcmahon has
arranged. .gtondl to sail Tor Cuba and
...U lof. DOB time "i0 force Jack
into match for the title.
rt...r haa been coming along ip
... nla sensational manner, and
u.. U.re "tarflr' 90 tho much
taat.- Canadian. The principals who
$500 Participate FOB che other twelve
FOUNDER are Willie Harmon and Babe
Smith, tWo we.i1rwc ghts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
LeOHards Best Bouts
Last Three Years

1920
Feb. 2O-Iohnny Dundee. c-Np.
July 4-Charlic White. 9-ho.
Sept. fO-K. o. Iougtl.n. e-lO.
Sept. 25-Pal Moran. to-W
oct. 4-Frankic Hr.it. 5-h0.
Oct. S-Iohnny shepard. 3-h0.
Oct. fe-Johnny Tilman fo-N.
Nov f2-K. o. Loughiin. iC-W
NOV. f7-ilarlcm I'D KELLEY 5-AO.
Nov. 26-Joc yelling. if-A0.
Jan. i4-Ritchic Mitchell i0-hO.
Feb. 2f-Eddic Noy. 3-kO.
Feb. 24-Joc Wcllinr. t-N.
June 6-Rociy Kansas. i2-W.
1921
Jan. i4-Ritchic Mitchell. ftkO.
Jan. 2i-Joc yelling. G-W.
Jan. 2f-Eddic Moy 3-hO
June 6-Rocky Kansas. i1-W
Nov. 22-Sallor Friedman. 8-W
Nov. 2o-Gcorgc Ward, 6-W.
Dec. 2O-Tlm Dronr, l-N.
1922
Feb. f0-Rocky Kansas. i5-W.
Feb. 25-pal Moron fo-W
Mar 2C-Johnny Clinton. fc-W
May l9-Soldicr Har,ic.d i-N.
Iuac -G--Iack Brltior, i1-I-l.
July l-Eochy Kansas. .-hD-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Zachary Tames Tigers
And Senators Win 9-I

DETROIT, July 81. Detroit was
helpless before Zachary to-day while
Washington hit opportunely and won
0 to ]. The Nationals scored c runs of
Of Cole in the eighth inning after two
were out. on two passes, an error and
five hits, one q triple by Zachary with
two on base. "Chick" Gagnon. former
Holy Cross infelder, was released 20
Rochester by the Tigers to-day.
The accre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Shaw VS.. Herman at Bayonnc

Willie Shaw, Of Bayonne. vii meet
Willie Herman, Of Paterson, .n the
feature bout Of twelve rounds az the
Bayonne Athletic Association tonight.
This bout is the first OF an elimination
tournament which will serve 90 settle
al dispute az 20 who 10 the real light
weight champion Of New jersey.
Johnny Darcy and Johnny Dumm.c
will have 10 out next Friday, .he win
ner TO face Johnny Shuggue. The one
who comes through with flying colors
from this trio will tackle the winner
Of to-night's bout between Herman
and Shaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Leonard Just One Ounce Under
Weight Limit of 1876 Pounds
Benny Saves Forfeit Money by tipping Dsu'n a.
1874 Pounds ID Ounces, Wine leno'er "o's"'
Three Ounces Less; Huge Crowd sees |erc"'""y

49,, nc r1Irpry AcREs Jersey CITY, July 27.Ihe weighing IN
hicb took place Just before o'clock in the afternoon was
r and attracted a crowd that gave the mounted cops
h., NJ urcrpoctcd Benny Leonard ana he" Iein"
,S M mn cub about the time and with retnue Of
& h nine bowl in string Of automobiles They we're followed
| cb the streets met at the main entrance OF o
ny ~, - ,teorinp mob The crowd this stage OF the game
t NJ noriculnr favorte and gave both challenger and
cheer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Lands Calls Meeting

CHICAGO. July 27.-Judge X. "
lends, baseball commissioner. to-day
called a Joint meeting Of the Amer
lean and National club owners here
August Il. 10 discuss world series rules
and the draft situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Both Toss Caution TO Winds
As They Battle RelentlesSly
Philadelphia Challenger Proves That Big Odds
Against Him Were False; No Outward oign
} of Holding Back for Return Engagement

poyrFS THIRTY ACRES July 27Surrounded by sixty thousand
d outlined the Of the big Benny Leonard
tonight met his equal Of twelve suggne tearing ROUNDS
ali b ~ ,e6c mace Lew Tender Philadelphia southpaw, stood
po even terms with the champion had ruled his field FOR more ha
Ave ear II was draw with Leonards slightly greater skill matched
bv Tenders greater aggrcssivencss and harder hitting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Moran vs.. NIichaeIs Tonight

Pal Moran. the New Orleans light
weight. and Bobby Michaels are ready
for their ten-round battle tonight at
the Surf Avenue Athletic Association,
Coney Island. The semi-fnal will
bring Al Boyle, a welterweight, and
Frank D'AnnunziQ into action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28

PORTLAND. Ore. July 27.-Al Dem
arce. former major league pitcher, was
appointed manager Of the Portland
Baseball Club By President William II.
KEEPER last night. He took charge Of
the club to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Southern Association

Memphis. 3; Atlanta. !.
New Orleans, 4; Chattanooga, /.
Birmingham, 7; Nashville, 8.
Little, Rock, 5; Mobile, 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28

sBafted Tor Cole On eighth inning.
fBatted Tor Jones !n ninth inulns.
washington .......... o02 100 o6o-9
Detroit ............... 600 oI0 o0o-i
Two-base hits-Judge. Pcck.nparFh. Rice.
shanks 90. Three-base hit--Lacnary
stolen bass-Pcckinpaurh Sacrifice Cos
Nn Double play-Peckinpaugh Harris and
Judge. Left on hases-Wafhlngi q. De
frof. O. Bases on ballf-DN Zachary. @
m Cole struck cut-By Larhar.. = D.
90 Cole ~ ln : On Moore on Iit b.
pitcher-Cole tPlcinlch). Losing pitcher
Cole. UmpiFes-Evans and Guthrie. Time
-ffe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
international League
~ SYRACUSE

II. it, n
....... 800 6oi oI6-i Z
n.r-r-Aren. wimsr and Lake. Sell
At Toronto
RI p
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IlI1il....... 900 1o2 olo-il rs 3
U.ff.rf Irrlrr Nart Enamann and
f..n.r, ll.limal, Nlldg. McCabt aad Ben
cough
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
Both Sides See
Big Victory as
n Campaign Ends
Continued from Page ~


Republicans Also Optimistic.
Optimism concerning the election
tomorrow is not confined to demo
cratic headquarters, as it also pre-
walls in the G. O. p. camp here, ac-
cording to the statement issued by
G. Ed Butler, who has been direct
or-general of tie republican party's
campaign in the county. Mr.. Butler
said:
81 have conducted the republican
party's campaign in Grady county
without any personal prejudice;
have not indulged in personalities
and have refrained from mud sling
ing in any way. | can truthfully
say that thosa~c ,nducting the demo
cratic party's campaign IN the coun-
ty also pursued sdch policies
Il want to close the republican
party's campaign in this county by
lEaking the prediction that --despite
tie limited personal and financial
assistance l ha re had-wi,h the as
siLtance of the Constitutional demo-
cats, John FielLs will get as many
votes as Jack Walton in this coun-
ty The balance of the republican
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06

Doom, Nov. 6.-The ex-kaiser, just
married left Castle Doom for the
first time in many months today,
but he left his bride behind him.
Wilhelm up early the morning after
his marriage to Princess Hermine,
motored from the castle to Amer
sford station accompanied by his
sisterin-law, who was returning to
Germany.
Back to Doom Huis, the ex-em-
peror, warmly greeted his bride,
who by this time had put in an ap-
pearance and the couple, rosy cheek
ed and apparently most happy, took
walk about the grounds.
1t leaked out today that Wilhelm
whose every word is law only within
the little CASTLE, seized the opportun-
ity of his nuptials to return for a
brief moment to the glories of grand
headquarters at Spa. The ex-kaiser
personally drew up a wedding pro-
gram in military style and required
his aides and guests ande even his
bride to follow it to the letter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
w. Y. DILLEY FOR
DISTRICT JUDGE

There are two Dis
trict Judges to be
elected. w. Y. Dilley
is the only Republican
nominee. You can vote
him and also for one of
the Democrats. Make
it one Republican and
one Democrat. w. Y.
Dilley is against the
reco m m g 0 f
pardons for criminals.
Your vote for him as
one Of the judges is
solicited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
HERE ARE MEN DEMOCRATS OFFER
VOTERS TOMORROW IN GRADY; ALL
HAVE BEEN RESIDENTS LONG TINE

Defeating five opponents. Matt
sankey was nominated for q third
term as sheriff OF the county. De-
fore coming 20 chickaaha 10 assume
charge OF the shorlffs office. Mr..
sankey was town marshall Of Mlnco.
lie lived In that town for many years.
lie had experience az police OF
floer when he came TO Grady county
In the early days.
Cloud Once Treasurer
w. 7. tBllly) Cloud. nominee for
reelection 10 the office OF county
clerk, Is another "old timer" on the
democratic county ticket. Mr.. Cloud
served one term as county treasurer.
lie was elected county clerk In 1920
and ls now seeking second term.
Before moving 10 ChIckasha. Mr..
Cloud was engaged In business In
Amber. After retiring from the
county treasurer's office. he engaged
In the grocery business here.
Judge ]. Il. shelton II seeking n
second term as county Judge. Judge
Shelton was among those who settled
In Grady county many years ago. Be-
fore moving 10 ChIckasha, Judge
shelton was engaged In the practice
OF law In Tuttle. lie received his
education In the University OF Texas.
On the county ticket the democrats
submit the name Of another early
settler, A. Sandy Horton, for county
weigher. Mr. Horton seeks re-elec-
tIon. lie has lived IN the county for
many years.
II the democratic party makes a
clean sweep in the county tomorrow,
the present board OF county com
mlssloners viii remain In office for
two more years. Every member of
the board was rc.nominatod In the
August primary.
Dave c. Hybarger, commissioner
representing the second or central
district, was elected two years ago
on drag the roads" platform.
Tom McElroy, or AmDer, IL commis'
sioner from the second. or northern
district. and Sell Pursley represents
the third, or southern district.
While the county commissioners
salary is small. these men have de-
voted most of their time to their
offices during the past two years.
Two Well Known Justices
In the thirteenth justice district,
the democratic party nominated four
candidates who need no introduction.
They are: T. p. Moore and H. L.
Grigsby. for justice of the peace, and
John Hartman and George Cason for
constable. Two justices and two
constables will be elected in this
township.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
(lfirat Published Nov. (. 1921
NOTICE OF sHERiFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF an execution 20 me
directed aud delivered. issued out
OF the district court OF Grady Coun'
~. Oklahoma. IN an action In said
court. wherein the First State Bank
OF Bradley IL plaintiff, and Eagle l..
Hampton Is defendant, Will. ON the
18th day OF November, A. d.. 1929,
at the hour OF II o'clock n. m. Of
said day. at tho front door Of the
court house. In tho city of Chlcka'
sha, In the county aforesaid, offer
at public sale and sell TO the high
est bidder. for cash In hand, the
following described property. to.wit:
One Nash Roadster automo-
bile Tag No. 23I3O9.
Said property having been levied
on as the property OF said Eagle l..
Hampton. and taken an execution In
favor OF the said First State Bank
OF Bradley. Oklahoma.
Dated this 4th day of November
4. d., 1922.
MATT SANKEY.
Sheriff.
BY Thos. w Foreman.
il-i.iOtd Under Sheriff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06

uaha were announced ~ follows:
Precinct Cnc OF Ward 0no-Sum-
mers' store on Second street; J. A.
Rose. inspector.
Precinct Two OF Ward onc-con'
gregational church. corner Ninth
street and Texas avenue: W. 8
Buchanan. inspector.
Precinct One OF Ward Two-Clty
Hall; G. A. chincholl. inspector.
Precinct Two OF Ward Two-Gis
Michigan avenue: Capt. J. s. Downs
Inspector.
Ward Three County court house;
Il. A. Sanford. inspector.
Precinct one OF Ward Four-corn
or Third street and Minnesota ave
nue.: II. 3. Klmbail. inspector.
Precinct Two OF Ward Four-car
ncglc library; W. A. Hopkins. In
spector.
Ball Park-County fair grounds
J. u. White. Inspector.
Election officials today urget
everyone who possibly can to "vot'
early and avoid possible congestion
nj the polls" Women are especial
ly urged TO 80 to the polls tomor
row morning. The big rush" Is ex
pected late In the afternoon.
Linn On State Ticket.
Friends OF the Judge and election
board officials this morning pointed
out that the name OF Judge VII
Iirn. democratic nominee for re
election, will appear on the state
ticket and not on the county ticket
Two judges win be elected IN thli
district. Judge Cham Jones IL IN,
other democratic nominee and w
Y. Dilly Is the republican nominee
Every voter will have chance e
vote for two candidates for district
judge.
Democratic headquarters here said
this morning that they predicted
Judge Linn's election by liberal
majority but urged that every on,
who does not vote her straight
give especial attention TO the names
of Judge Linn and Judge Jones un
der the list OF candidates for ia
dicial offices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
"BILL" LEAVES CASTLE FOR FIRST
TINE IN MONTHS; LEAVES BRIDE;
fx "GENERAL ORDERS" ARE RECITED

The general orders" for the cere-
mony in the ex-kaiser's hand writing
were in part:
"11:15 a. m. Signing marriage
contract in Victoria Louise's room
by all highest couple in the presence
of his Imperial Royal Highness and
the Crown Prince and high Privy
Councillor Won Berg.
"11:3O a. m. Civil bethrothal in
the apartment of Frederick the Great
witnesses assembled 11:20 and after
the ceremony precede their majestys
back to Doom House, Their Majest-
les to follow short time later.
DRESS: Field uniform, high boots
helmets. civilians (the distinction is
Wilhelm's frock coat, decorations
with ribbons. Ladies': low necked
dresses and hats.
"12 noon: Religious ceremony per-
formed by Court preacher DR.. Vogel.
in the hall Of Doom Huis.
Note Guests must be in their
places at 11:45 a. m. congratulations
from guests and servants"