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, 1922-09-13
WHISkEY
STILL SEIZED
IN LATE RAID
J. B. Santos Arrested as Oper-
ator of Moonshine Estab-
lishment Four Miles
South of City.

What Is SAID TO be h largest stiT
ever discovered in n county was IN
covered by Deputies Devlin and Pow
.rt Of tho sheriffs office last night
on a ranch about four miles south Of
town.
This huge manufactures OF crepe
Juice held a capacity o. sbSlt zoe
gallons and was said to be M Of tbe
best constructed pieces OF like ma
chinery ever brought In by local o.
fcers.
Very little Of the cheering fluid vas
IN evidence bu: about 20 barrels OF
mash were ready 20 be run When the
little business venture was interrupted
by the arms Of the law.
J. B. Santos was arrested a - being
the operator and officers say he hes
since Acknowledged tho Ownership.
He is now out on bond but will have
his hearing tomorrow afternoon. Tho
is the first time Santos has been ar
rstd for making moon although he
has been up before IN the charge Of
selling.
, 1922-09-13

NEW YORK - Assistant Post
master General Paul Henderson. in
an address predicts IS hours aerial
mai service between New York and
San francisco within a year.
, 1922-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. IA five
yeer-old girl. raised in the city. can
swim a mile. chin the bar. dance
and walk for miles without firing.
Her three sisters, the Oldest OF
whom is eight. a do as much-and
mere
An Of them are stronger than
boys, and prettier than most girls.
tie the result OF n bringing up di-
rected by their father. Berarr Nc
Fadden. author.
When n youngster. he had been
weak and sickly. He determined
that his children would be healthier.
So he studied the problem. became
an authority on physical culture,
and is now raising his girls 70 be
regular feliersL"
Almost any parent can DO as
that small children are nothing
more than little animals. They
need fresh air. sunshine and
exercise.
with the proper training. the
strength of most children can be
increased from 25 10 100 per cent
without much trouble in a compare
lively short time"
How
BY letting them play the games
thsy enjoy the most.
Tn these he explains, are
tho best exercioes for children.
"Kitties and puppies as tho run.
wrestie and roll around the floor, un-
der the impulse of playful spirit.
give US an example OF exercising,
that cannot be improved upon.
Babies have the same instinct"
So he begins to train his children
when they are but a few weeks old.
by placing them face downward in
their cribs.
In this position" he says. the
baby tries to force himself up, push.
ing about and getting resistance at
cvory movement. When he raises
his head. he strengthens his spine.
When he pushes down on his hands.
he develops his chest.
The average parent lays the baby
on his back. He kicks around all
right, but gets little benefit from Il
for there Is hardly any resistance.
But IL someone would raise the baby
by the hands. flex its arms or push
It's las backward and forward. Of
fering some opposition. great good
would r%esulte'
That's the way Mr.. McFadden IA
nov developing his only son, aged
seven months.
, 1922-09-13
Woman Victor In
Exciting Battle
With Big Raftler

SHAWNEE, wyo.. stpt IA
What would the average woman DO
= she lifted a washtub and found
9 thrvofoot rntueEnaks eoned be-
meath III
Probably not what Mu. s. o. 81
monson did when she had that en-
perience AZ her home here
DID Mrs simonscn cream and
fsint1 Not so that you would no
ttice it-duits not 80.
The snake struck At Mz. Simon
or.
Mrs 6monson eouuterod By
striking at the snake with a broom
Both missed.
The snake beat q retreat and
crawied under the house.
Mrs. simonson executed a finnir
movement that took her into the
cellar.
There the make turned tan and
cruwled back into the open.
Mrs. Simonson followed. ATTACKED
with a stick and with a few blows
stretched tho RATHER dead.
, 1922-09-13
Elks VIII Stage
Charity Ball In
Home Oct. 5

Does not the contemplation of
worthy effort not only expand the
mind, but fiji it with enlarged Jews
OF the true mission of humanity? SO
proven in Casper. Casper lodge No.
1853, Benevolent and Protective Order
OF Elks has never approached the cit
liens of Casper to respond to the call
Of charity or in the interest of social
welfare work in vain. The response
has been generous.
In a community like Casper the
problems of social work are, In the
main. in a higher group than the pow
erty group. In comparison with the
problem of making life moro secure
for a large numbe who lead a pre-
carious existence. extreme poverty is
negligible in this city. To enforce the
practice OF genuine charity, to bear a
part at east OF the burdens OF others,
20 alleviate sorrow. to pour sunshine
upon the path of tho worthy and the
good. are fundamentals with the Be-
%nevolent and Protective Order Of Elks.
In an emergency. b. P. o. Elks will
find a way OF action to meet demands.
There is now a demand for charitable
assistance. and Casper lodge, b. p. o.
- 100 6-'1 A4a AAE DdAt i InGiT
new home on Thursday evening. DC.
tober 8. This ball will be given uu-
der the supervision OF Charles T. Weld.
ner, head Of the department Of charity.
and DR.. ]. c. Kamp. head Of social
welfare work, assisted by Harry Com.
fort and committees. Committees to
be announced later.
In most cities charitable
lions make a charge OF five and ten
dollars a ticket for admission to their
charitable ball. Casper Elks only ask
the nominal sur OF WI dollars and
fifty cents per couple.
What EIkdom is. has been told to
the world in a thousand beds of sick.
ness. the thousands befeaved waited
upon. the oppressed that have been
aided. the fearful eye thai has watched
the sympathetic hand that has been
extended.
At this bal the best music will be
furnished. the freedom OF the club
rooms and card rooms extended. the
best possible time assured to all who
attend.
, 1922-09-13

PARIs-BritAh amabassadbr 10
France delivers British noto to
Frame stating England will count
on support of allies 10 assure the
defense OF ConstantInople and the
Galllpoli peninsula.
, 1922-09-13

Il want him to grow up rs strong
as hts sisters, says the father. snil-
ing.
AS soon as they were able, they
learned to swim. My wife taught
them. They took to his new sport
just another gamle-rapidly.
Swimming is one OF best exercises
for developing symmetry. po.se and
that round smoothness that makes
for grace. Next to 1t comes walking
and dancing.
"Ail these exercises are good for
the boy. too. But he needs in addi-
ton some moro rugged sport-box-
ing. Jul jitsu OF wrestling.
But the child's exercise at all
times u be part OF his play.
When it is fun. 1t is beneficial. But
when it becomes hard work. IT is
useless.
, 1922-09-13

OF a summer resort in the mountains
between Cheyenne and Laramie. O.
or near the Lincoln highway. that
Harry P. Hynds. millionaire pro-
prietor OF h Plains hotel at Chey-
enne. is interesting himself In the
proposition. Hynds is making a sur.
vcy OF the situation and inspecting
possible sizes. 1t is reported hat he
may erect a suitable hotel structure
with appropriate surroundings ana
conduct II in conjunction with the
Plains. which is n OF the best
nown hostelries in the west
, 1922-09-13
OF
hight News

PORTLAND. Ore. - Hs1use Of
bishops Of Protestant Episcopal
church adopts resolution urging the
calling Of an international oonfer-
enoe for the control Of the narcotic
traffic-
, 1922-09-13

MOUNTING GAME SPECIMENS
Expert Workmanship: Fur Manufao-
turing: Coats Rebuilt: Cleaning. Re
modelling and Repairing
= lie RELIABLE FUR SHOE.
an ~ Phone 1921.
, 1922-09-13
WIN A CASH PRIZE
$500 First Prize.
$500 Second Prize.
S1.0o Third Prize.

Flakes"
Accompany poem with clipping of package showing
Leave poems at Tribune Office as prizes will be award
hshed in the paper.
Contest ends September goth.
Here is a good chance to TEST out your poetical oen;us
and the good qualities of Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
Something like this is wanted:
In the morning dad. Oh he's 81 sie-py
lie hardly bhnhs IN eye
TIL it's time to be right down e work
And then. Oh goodness. my
Mother gets up all In y furry
~ But n smile adorns her Irmv
For she knows that KeIoggs corn fakes
VIII solve the problem now.
i sure wish that dad would ALWAYS
Get up late just every norm
Cause, yum, yum 1 ure like KELLOGG
They're % good and ef4. and brown.
, 1922-09-13

Miss Erma Mohn. of ~shi1ington.
Pa. mas a record OF IL years as a
school teacher without having been
absent or tardy a single session.
, 1922-09-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-white enameI ISitchon
cabinet and table. white enamel
chair. complete line. new Kitchen
utensils less than wholesale. Phone
lessW. 9.1tIt.
, 1922-09-13

IF an parents played the games
with their children. II would be bet
ter for both children and grown-ups.
THE chief fault with the bring
Ing VI Of most youngsters is over
feeding. Our children are never
feed between meals.
They eat simple. wholesome food.
go to sleep between and nine.
sleep until eight. dress lightly and
are growing up
Healthy and good natured."
And the smiles OF the youngsters
proved II.
, 1922-09-13

Classified ads in The Tribune ara
winners and possibly the keys ws
give with every Soc paid Mt office viii
win you a big prize. s-Ie-tf
, 1922-09-13


Of business. industry. railways and
public utilities were summoned 20 a
conference Friday by the presi-
den's fuel committee IN cooperation
with the United States chamber Of
commerce to consider the fuel stu
alton
, 1922-09-13
HyndS Interested
In Hotel Resort

CHEYENNE wyo,. Sept. 1870
much sentiment has developed in
southern Wyoming. western Nebras.
and northern Colorado In favor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

Cleveland, o..--A school OF ma
rIagc has just been founded In
Cleveland.
Its director. Mrs. Jesse A. Foulk.
Is social worker.
She seeks to educate young men
and women IN the art II marrying
happily and to assist thosc whose
marriages appears TO be mistakes.
to make the best OF H."
She calls her school the bureau
OF domestic happiness.
According 10 Mrs. Fod'k, 30 rer
cent OF the marriageS In clagcland
are unhappy.
She makes this stiaiieut after
20 years experience in dealing wi,h
married people as social worker.
Il know that, this Is tfac." she
said.
or course there are some hus-
bands and wives who will not ad-
nit Il. They lead miserable ii,es
In their homes quarreling and bicker-
ing continually and at the cane
time trying to make oths's believe
hey are happy.
"But In their hearts they know
they know they have grown to hate
each other-it is merely a ease o.
federation. They know their love
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
Grady Dog Fanciers
Hold Banquet Here

More than 80 dog fanciers of
Chickasha and surrounding com.
munities attended a banquet given
Saturday evening in the banquet
room of the Early hotel.
L. c. Hutson, president of the
Grady county unit of the American
Sportsmen's Protective League, act
ed as POSTMASTER. He also made a
talk on "The True Purposes of the
A. S. p. L."
1t was reported at the banquet
that n names now appear on the
membership roll of the unit and
that many more will be added dur
ing the next few weeks.
Reese Petilla, of Cyril, breeder of
registered settlers, was authorized
to accept memberships in the unit.
He expects to enlist number Of
dog fanciers in the Cyril com
munity.
The banquet Saturday night con-
cluded a membership drive in which
a committee headed by 0. J. Halo
well competed with committee
led by Will Melton. Mr.. Hallowell's
committee won the banquet given
in honor Of the members of this
committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
HERE'S SCHOOL OF MARRIAGE

has died and their marriage has
become q mockery.
Il am convinced all this ulhar'
pIness IN unnecessary. firmly bu.
lieye that the cause of suffering
and discomfort and dIscord In mar.
riage is-or, rather, what II should
and can be.
Mrs. Foulk asserted that most un.
happy marriages are caused be-
cause young people are left to
stumble upon love bllindly,
She gives the following advice:
Don't permit moonlight and kisses
to select your husband or wife.
Weigh his or her FAULTS and com.
pare the result with the good points.
Don't turn your children out In the
world without telling the mthe ser
iousness of marriage.
Have an ideal. Don't choose any
one person as your ideal but select
the qualities which the one you
marry must have. BE sure that you
realize just what marriage will mean.
And hold to your ideal.
"When man understands his
Wife" she concluded. and wife
understands her husband, divorce
will become unnecessary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
HERE IS HOW VARIOUS CITIES WOULD
HANDLE GROWING SPEED MENACE

10 curb speeders." said II. J. Bart.
well, president OF the Denver Motor
club, III man IL known as reck'
less driver refuse him license"
Dcs Moines--An educational crusade
10 make both motorists and pedestri'
ans more creful was urged by o. X.
Palmer, secretary OF the Des Moines
Auto club.
Los Angels sentences. heavy
fines and revocation OF licenses was
recommended by w. l.. Valentine,
president OF the Southern California
Auto club. Il don't believe speed
governors advisable. but sudden
speed Is sometimes necessary to
avoid accidents"
liouston--Isegislatlon providing jail
sentences for "habItual speeders"
was recommended by II. II. Ness
baum. resident OF the Houston Auto
Relief cab.
Atlanta, Ga.-"More Jail sentences
and fewer fines" said G. V. Hohen.
stein, secretary OF the Atlanta Auto
association. Most people pay a fine
for speeding and think nothing Of
Il. but they would hate 10 stay In
Jail for an hour"
Washington - The suggestion OF
speed governors Ia being studied by
the American Auto association. said
NJ. G. Eldridge. executive chairman.
Columbus, Ohio-uniform federal
speed laws are favored by Arthur
RodIan. manager OF the Columbus
Auto club. lie opposes the governor
plan as mechanically unsound.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

At public auction Ia tho Highest and
best bidder IN oil and Gas mining
lease on Monday. the 18th day of De.
cember. 1929. II 10 o'clock Q. m. the
following described lands situated In
Grady County. State OF Oklahoma. 70.
wit: The NV IA OF the Nv ~ OF
section three and tho = i.2 Of the ne
IA and the 70 IA OF section four.
township 3 north and range west.
and the ~ OF the NV IL Of tho
NV IL, section 32. township north,
range 9 west. containing 400 acres.
Said oil and gas lease VIII be sold
on the following terms and condi'
tIona. to'wit:
A cash bonus Of not less than 81
per acre and one-eIghth OF ulI ol
and gas found on said promises. and
all costs OF sale.
Said sale 10 be- held In the county
courtroom OF Johnston County Okla
homa. nj the time above stated.
Dated this sth day OF December.
1929. CALVIN q. HARRIS.
l2.if.2td Guardian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

Copyright. ts22. by United Pressl
New York, Dec. 9.--Jaii all speed
ers. revoke licenses OF reckless mo.
torists. enforce stringent examina.
tions for those seeking drivers per.
mIts. put q governor on every On.
ginc. hold careless chauffeurs for
sanity examinations.
These were some suggestions OF
automobile manufacturers and heads
Of motorists organizations for curb
Ing the growing speed menace.
The United Press asked the motor
drivers and mnufactnrers themselves
for the solution. Here arc the sug.
gestions:
DetroIt-"I.et us face facts and nd.
nit hard truth. which IA that we who
make and sell motor cars are direct
ly responsible for large percentage
OF the accidents" said Capt. Eddie
RIckcnbacker, American aviation ace
and famous rre driver "Many acci.
dents result from the Inexpertness
OF the drivers. This II deu 10 our
putting high.powercd machines, ca
pable OF terrific speed, IN their
hands without adequate instruction
In how 10 drive"
Kansas City-"i think the plan
now used In Massachusetts and Con-
necticut OF revolsing licenses and I'm.
posing heavy fines Is the best prac'
tical method" said u. II. Hagerman.
secretary OF the Kansas City Auto
club.
Denver = supervision over issu.
ance OF licenses seems the best way
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
BAN WILD. DANCES
IN GOTHAM HALLS
aHypodermie" and "chloago." Like.
wise "Parklng" Must Go, Says
New York's Woman Police
Commissioner.
BY RICHARD CHAPLIN.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Broadway Dancing Academy. New
York. Dec. (Ringside a. nj
As the lights went out one by one
along Broadway early today the
"hypodermic" and the Chicago
sang their swan songs TO the
strains of "Montmartre Rose"
After this afternoon, the convolu-
tions OF South Sea Isles origin
which are the fall and winter craze
in New York dance halls will be ex-
hibited in public no more. New
York's women police commissioner,
Mrs. George Loft, has called a
meeting of dance hall proprletcrs,
and it Is agreed that parking, bal.
conading." and "puss in the corner"
are to come under official ban.
The SLOW and tight" method
must go, and here they were, doiua
It for the last time. slick haired
youths with enchanted cloth topped
shoes, enfolding to their bosoms
bright eyed, bepowdered maidens;
rocking to and fro, swaying lithely
in unison, comforting chest to chest
and cheek to cheek, but getting no
where, feet always In the same
spot.
An "instructress," who gets her
share of 35 cent ticket for .hree
lessons pointed out the "intrica-
cies of the new dances with tongue
defying Convu sions of the English
language
'Balconading," she explained as a
couple writhed past, that's not the
half of it, You ought to see My
boy and | do the 'Chiropractic' II
goes like this"
Indescribable jerkings, but obvi-
olsly pleasant to dance.
"The Chicago's not so bad she
continued. "You ohght to try The
pussy in the corner 1t sounds old
fashioned but it isn't so much now"
Gentlemanly 5ouncers, snapper"
in hand, moved among the dancers
like traffic policemen, commanding
the "parkers" to move on. A youth
and maiden who 1ad not stirred
from their corner or the duration OF
tho dance "balconadei" over ID an
otEer, and resumed the parking"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

ment during the past four days.
Conducted by Rev r. Il. l.. Nor.
gan, funeral services viii be held
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at
the home OF Il. d. Williams, 502
South Twenty-second street.
Mrs. Jones was 81 years Of age.
She Is survived by her husband and
one son and one daughter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

See the ring IN OWSley WinuOW
to be given away by l.. q ID. Tire
Service. S.5t
For holiday gifts visit the G"
Shop, 4l1h Chickasha. Room s. 9-s
Mrs. A. II. Mckinney. daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs. w. w. voss. 1906 South
Seventeenth street. underwent an op-
Grafton IN n local hospital Saturday.
Her condition today was very salts
factory, II was reported at the hospi-
tai this afternoon.
s. P. Laubach has accepted a po-
sition with the Chickasha Gas and
Electric company. Before The re.
cent strike, Mr. Laubach was con-
nected with the Rock Island shops
here.
Mrs II. c. Oaks and small child
have returned TO their homo in HON
my, after visit of several days with
Mrs. Oaks sister, Mrs. George Dis
mukes.
Food sale and bazaar by the Busl-
ness and Professional Women's club
Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Liberty drug
store. 1l-1t
Big holiday line Is on display at
tie Owl drug store. S-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Dlsmukes
spent the weekend with relatives
and friends In Oklahoma City.
Henryetta lump coal SIP; Henry.
eta nut, $1O75; slack (forkings) Sc.
Delivered. linton Grain Co. Phone
739. SGT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

gas for Industries already here and
plants which would locate here. this
proposition assures us OF the ostab'
mont. In the very near future. OF
two new industries.
1T "a generally recognized that
our progress industrialIy viii be
very rapid and substantial when We
are assured Of cheap fuel. for the
reason that we already have the
other necessary factors, such aa
water. transportation. etc. Under
this arrangement. we are assured OF
the fuel and. Il seems TO me. Ia a
very desirable solution OF the prob
lem.
In regard 10 the proposed rate
for domestic gas. this II matter
entirely within the jurisdiction OF
the corporation commission which
has authority TO increase or do.
crease the rates at any time. lust
nj this time. we need not be con.
cerned about the proposed rate"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
WOMAN LEADER SENTENCED.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. 11.-Frances
Graves, secretary of the Woman's.
League of oters and known through
out Kansas for her activities in the
cause OF woamn suffrage, was SEN
fenced to sixty-day Jail sentence
and fine Of 5000 by udJpe Campbell
of the city court this mo....ng on
charge Of contempt Of coul..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
SAYS COURTS HAVE TWO
CRACKS At vioLAToRo

Washington. Dec. ii.-Prosecutino
Of dry law violators under state
laws IN state courts Ia not bar 10
prosecution for the same offense un-
der federal law In feue.al courts, tue
supreme court held today. overruIing
a decision by the courts OF the state
OF Washington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
TWO KILLED As
ENGINE CRASHES

Welch, w. Va, Dec. 11.--Joe Book,
engineer, and Earl Neal, brakeman.
we're scalded to death when a Nor
folk 4 Western freight engine swept
through an open switch and over
turned near here today.
E. l.. Crickenberger, fireman, was
thrown clear of the engine into the
Tug river. Badly burned, he swan
to shore and liked to hospital.
His condition Is serious.
Meals body, caught between the
cab and tender of the engine, had to
be extricated with a welding torch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
First Published Dec. IL, 1927
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
CAQ lEAeE

State OF Oklahoma. County OF Johns.
ton. m. Probate 2i9. In the County
Court.
Notice Is hereby given In pursiarc,
OF an order OF the County Court OF
Johnston County, state OF Oklahoma,
made and entered on the sth day OF
December, 1922. the undersigned
guardian will offer for sale and sell
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
CRAVE FEARS FOR
ARMY Av!AT0RS
By The United Press.)

El Paso, Texas, Dec. 11.-Col. Fran
els C. Marshall and Lieut.. Charles l..
Weber, missing aviators, are either
prisoners of Mexican bandits or have
perished in the mountains along the
Mexican border, in the opinion of
Maj Gen. r. l.. Howse, commander
at Fort Bliss, near here.
Genearl Howse made this state
ment to the United Press today I'M
mediately after having talked on
long-distance telephone to Col. b. e.
Winans at Tucson. Winans has been
in charge of all searching operations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

Rex Underwood has returned to his
home in Oklahoma City, after a visit
Of several days with relatives and
friends here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

Chas. Brindley, plumbing and heat
ing. Phone 1195R. S-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

Another big cooked food sale; also
bazaar. Goods at reasonable prices.
Methodist ladies'. Phonograph Shop
Saturday. ll-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11
Local Woman Dies,
Funeral Wednesday

Mrs. F. l.. Jones of this city died
late this morning in local hospital,
where she had been undergoing treat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

See the ring In 0wsleys window
to be given away by l.. & ID. Tire
Service. S-Jt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-11

Mr.. end Mrs. Fred Gndon spent
the weekend with friends in Okla
lloma City.