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The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16
GENERAL

Mayor William Hale Thompson OF
Chicago has demanded the res icnati6n
Of the entire school beard of ten mem
bers and the school board attorney.
Henry Bjrher, recently Indicted by the
grand jury or charges Of embezie
menr- larceny and conspiracy.
Competition il business Is coming
hack into the world with ve1seancs
and the merchant. manufacturer or
banker who expects 10 set ahead from
this time OF mus realize that he must
tight his WY upward declared George
Woodruff Of Chicago vice president ot
the National Rank Of the Republic. in
sn address hzsore The South Dakota
Bankers Association
Establishment Of national agencies
10 eliminate strikes s-t solve ozhe-
Vrouhles q The b-iltz1s E11Csrry wzs
favored hy John TsozlEL prs dent q.
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ers have agreed 70 pay 10 cez-s : hz--
| dred above the 1arket v-ice q III
hogs shipped TO TIE Chicago -ivs Stock
market providing they are free f-Du
tuberculosis and come from { farm
where both cattle and hogs are uo- Il
fected with this disease
Cyanide was placed OF the free LIST
recently after s long battle on ese rar-
| if schedules in the Senate. The CON-
mittee amendment placing a duty o.
| 10 per cent ad valOreIn was stricken
out on a motion offered by Senator
Oddie of Nevada and adopted 10 TO IL
| The restoration of cyanide to the free
Est Is vitally important TO the mining
industry of the west and TO the citrus
| industry of California. where tbs
| chemical is used as fumigant against
| destructive insects
.Leslie's Weekly" Americas Oldest
illustrated periodical. and Judge" its
Oldest humorous weekly, have been
combined and will appear under the
name of Judge" il has been an.
nounced by William Green. president
of the Leslie-Judge Company.
Closing of the observation-disclosures
border to all persons save those show
| ing signs of having been successfully
vaccinated has been urged upon the
United States public health service by
the State Board Of Health, after an in
lvesfigafion Of an epiden'c Of smallpox
in Aexicali. Mexico.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16
Perhaps.

Maybe the reason so many women
insist upon eating things that dis
agree with them is because they love
an argument so.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16
WASHINGTON

4 most gratifying" note has been
received frem the German government
concerning the appointment OF mixed
claims commission 10 adjust the diff
ferenceS between the United States
and Berlin in private war claims, it
has been announced
More women Will seek high Political
offices in elections this fail than ever
before in the history OF the country.
q survey made by the National Won
ans party shows Already reports
have been received that four women
are candidates for the Senate. twenty
for the House and TWO for governors
OF states
II the railroad unions strike they
will be liable under the provisions Of
the Sherman antitrust act to- cozs-z--
acy in restraint Of rrate by -ess11 q
the decision OF the United States s.
prene Court in the CorUaz6o as
Jackson H Raisron- couzs=1 tC- NJ
American Federation Of Lzh-o-. 49,
ted in Washington recezrly
bill designating the daisy a. 3a
national flower OF the United STATES
has been introduced By Represents
tive Kssel, Republican, Of Ne~ Yo-Z
A resolution approving the hogdl-z
of an international exposition AZ Phi
adeIphia in 1925 in celebration OF the
150rh anniversary Of the signing Of
the declaration of independence was
passed by the House and sent 10 the
Senate
Decision to build new veterans bu-
reau hospitals for the treatment Of dis
abled soldiers at Liberty Ny; Knox
Vile, Iowa: Chillicorhe. Ohio, and Ia
coma. Wash, and to lease hospital
at Muskogee, Okla. for the same use,
has been announced by Director
Forbes
Within one month of the end of the
fiscal year 1922, the governments or.
dinary receipts were S1,o45, ,oOo, coo un-
der those for the same period last
year, according to treasury officials
Total ordinary receipts for eleven
months were $S,6e6 10000. In the
same period last year they were S4.-
S69. .OOO, 600. The loss is attributed al
most entirely to shrinkage in income
taxes.
The Senate commerce committee
unanimously agreed to incorporate in
the rivers and harbors bill a provision
committing the government to an ulti-
mate expenditure of 81. .394. 600 for the
construction Of deep-wsfer harbor at
Corpus Christi. Texas The entire pro-
5ect calls for an expenditure Of $, ,O0O,-
600.
A reduction of $5l. .362, TAO in the pub
lie debt Of the United States in May
was announced by the Treasury De-
partment recently. The nations total
gross debt O Nay 81 was 81, S,1sa.0s8.
oo7.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16
FOREIGN

Twenty-Five soldiers were killed re
Gently when train was blown up De
tween Tomellin snd Santa Catarina'
Tlaxcala, Mexico. according TO the
newspaper La Raza-
Nine rebels. including Epifaince
Mendex, chief of the nti-government
forces in the state of Michoacan. Mex
leo, have been killed in fight with
federal troops, according TO advices to
the war office in Mexico City from
,xtlan.
Asuneion. capital Of Paraguay. has
been taken by the revolutionary forces,
according 10 a dispatch from PosadeS,
an the Argentine Paraguay border.
The report. which has not been CON
firmed. was received at Posadas from
villa Encarnacion, Paraguay.
The brewing Of beer is one of the
chief buttresses in Britain's financial
solvency, according TO H. f. Field,
president of the institute Of brewing,
Prohibition. he added. in the course Of
n recent address on this subject. would
undoubtedly spell the financial and
economic ruin OF the country.
Avoidance of any extensive reclpro-
cal trade arrangement with rhe United
States is Canada's : right course, former
Premier Arthur Meishen- leader of the
Conservative party. declared in de
bate on the budget in the House Of
Commons. He was opposed TO reciproc-
iIy, he said, because the power TO ter
- ~-,r~
States
Great Britain IS planning 10 pay the
United States S250O00.os0 annually
for interest upon the money borrowed
from the United States during the war.
it was learned in London from Il semi
official source. beginning in October
the interest Will he paid in TWO INSTALL
ments, S125.0ro,oro in October and
S1e5.co0,oco in the last part OF March
OF the first Of April.
one hundred and seventeen children
in one Russian famine district. fatally
i'll OF glanderS, were ordered Shot by
the local authorities 70 end their suf-
ferinss. secordirS 70 a HelSinsfors
dispatch 10 the Daily News, London.
quoting the Russian newspaper Krss-
maya GazetTe- The dispatch explained
that the BolSheviSt officers ordered The
executions On the grounds q common
humanity, The children be-ane II
feoted from eating diseased refuse
The French Olympic committee
with twenty-five feyierarionS represent
I'd. held s meeting in Paris and ar
rived Al 3 decision Ia proceed with The
organization Of the Olympic games for
1921 The following communication
VAS issued after The meeting The
French olympic committee has decId-
ed unanimously TO continue with all
the means ST its disposal the organ
i-ztion OF the games for 1922 II au-
thOriEeS its president 70 make : dec
Iaration 10 this effect 70 the interna-
rional Olympic committee and 10 the
public authorities
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16
All Clear Now.

Money is the root of all evil That
is the reason we all try to dig 1t up-|
Columbia Jester.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
/ THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
western se-,p.Der uu,os s<-, ser,sD
WESTERN

Judge Richard A Ballinger, who
secretary of the interior during PreSi-
dent Taft's administration, died recent
lv in Seattle after an illness of two
days
Three men are dead, three badly in
jured and dryer wrecked as the re-
suit OF an explosion at the Trojan
Powder Company plant at San Lor-
EMO. eleven miles from Oakland.
Lodged in the Ada county Jail at
Boise is George Han. Jr., aged IL.
who, according to his written eonfes-
sion, on two different occasions at
tempted TO kill his mother by putting
poison in her tea and coffee.
Rodolph Valentino, screen actor.
whose principal roles have been Of
love heroes, was cleared OF a charge
of bigamy AT Les Angeles when the
felony complaint was dismissed after
q preliminary hearing before Justice
of the Peace Handy.
Sharp attacks on the proposed sol
dlers' bonus from the bankers view
point, and advice 10 bankers not to en-
ter the bond business. were features OF
speeches delivered before the eight
eenth annual convention Of the Idaho
State Bankers Association. meeting aJ
Hayden Lake,
Tomorrow ii sunrise Nick Obiiralo
is TO be executed at the Utah state
prison for alleged participation in The
murder OF Marco Laus. miner.
stabbed to death and roebed in : lone
lay ravine near the penitentary, Aug
s, 1919 Obizalo. by choice, will be
shot instead Of hanged
4 five million dollar merger OF tuna
and sardine packing Interests Of south
ern California 10 be known as Van
Camp Sea Food Company. Incorpor-
ated. has just been made public Firms
included in the merger are Van Camp
Sea Food Company. White Star Can
ming Company, International Packing
Corporation, Nielsen & KiIrle Canning
Co. Lid. tour OF the largest fish pack
ing plants OF Los Angeles harbor, and
TWO in san Diego. with several Others
acquired by association and purchase
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16

Many man resembles mule whu
It comes to putting his best foot fG
ward,
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-16

The woman who trusts all men is
shy of experience.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
BEGGAR FORGOT HE WAS
AT PROSECUTORS DOOR
Gets Three Months to Try to
Improve Memory.

Deputy Assistant District .AEorney
Baldwin noticed a beggai yesterday on
the curb at White and Centre streets.
He called Detective Franklin and the
latter took the beggar to Magistrate
Levine. There he described himself as
Francis Monohan, 103 Green street, Jer-
sey City. His fingerpr,nts showed that
ne had been arrested Tor vagrancy DC.
fore.
''The last time we gave you three
months In the workhouse,' said Masis-
trate Levine. 1T seems TO me that you
lave extraordinary nerve to try 1t again
and right under the District Attorneys 8
windows at that
/ "Yes, sir agreed Monahan. you
see. forgot what building that was"
TAKE another three months In the
same workhouse !" replied The Magistrate.
TRY to improve your memory in the
meantime"
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
OF Death
DESCRIBED BY DOYLE
Actual Substance of Me-
dunn Is Revealed in Car
negie Hall.
TELLS OF CONVERSION
He Promises to Show, a Pho
tograph of the 'Etheric'
Body.
REPLIES TO HIS CRITICS
Establishes Relation of Re-
ligion to His Spirit IN
vestigations.
REPLIES TO HIS CRITICS

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, with his
wife sitting beside him On the stage
of Carnegie Hall, gave last night the
first of his three New York lectures
on hts investigation of life after death
He recited part of the evidence which
had converted him from a materialist
and slSeptic to belief in spiritualisrn
He also answered-and this part of his
lecture seemed especially interesting
to the AUDIENCE number of criti-
cisms and questions frequently di-
rected at those who believe as he does
AS for hiin elf he said: I'D give
family, title, ~hatever fortune / pos
sess. my literary reputation, such as
gutter to what this thing is to me. /
know that 1t explains all of life to me
and know how inexplicable life was
before"
/, He described the actual process OF
death and said he would show in con-
nection with another lecture a photo
graph OF the "etheric body" which had
resided in the human body and was an
exact duplicate Of it. down to the pores
of the skin, disengaging itself painlessly
and pleasantly. He insisted that the evil
tlence he presented warranted no sneers.
no levity; that honest minded people
must accept it as proof; that il the case
is not proved "you never can prove any
thing in this world" He described ecto-
plasm, the substance which he believes
he has seen-and felt-emanating from
the body of a medium and which under
the proper conditions makes possible
the "materalizing" Of spirits. as mat
tel mixed with something else"
II think it is matter and ether beaten
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

here last night. across The street in pr.
John Roach Straton's church Or. J.
Frank Norris. known Al the Texas
Tornado" denounced the .'isms' that in
vent ways Of putting hell out OF business.
Dr. Norris didn't give much time - the
consideration or spirits, but he intends
TO give special attention TO them TO-
morrow night.
DIR. Norris enphatically stated that
there is a hell IF there ID no Lell.'
he said there is no heaven. IL there
is nothing to save men from there Is
nothing 10 save men to. You can't read
the Bible and not believe there is hell
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
MAYHEM WILL HEARING SET
Negro Institutions Must Defend
Requests From woman.

Negro institutions which became the
chief beneficiaries under the will Of Mrs.
Calista S. Mayhem, wealthy resident of
South Orange, N. j., were cited yester-
day by Surrogate sherwood at New
ark to have representatives before him
on April 2S to defend their interests.
Mrs. Mayhew, formerly President OF
South Orange, died on December II last
at the age OF 9S. She left no near rela-
tives When her will was offered for
probate eleven nieces and nephews pro-
tested. saying the testatrix was not of
sound mind when she made 1t and that
it was not witnessed. The estate is
said to be worth about S1.000,0oo.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

al the actual moment of death each has
a body which IL the exact duplicate Of the
living body We call it the etheric BODY
ST. Paul called ii the spiritual body. ~
Is the body that contains the spirit.
Ii is the exact duplicate. even TO the
pores OF the skin, OF the living poos.
When YOU die il Is disengaged and you
go forth into the other world just as
you lived Those whom we most wish
to see are there because love is the wire
less telegram that calls them there.
Physicians and others who have at
tended at death beds have noticed ilttie
words and motions of endearment. This
Is not delirium 1t is merely that as
the eye grows DINNER here It grows
brighter there. So we drift forth into
the other life"
He told how one day when he was al
dentists and had taken laughing gas
he was aware of seeing his wife and
child as IL they were in a cab. He
learned that at that moment they were
in a cab. His etheric body had drl1ted
away and come back, that was all
lie also described the substance ecto-
plasm. and said that as long ago as
| 1850 il had been noted and described ami
hailed with laughter. although II was
all true. Mrs. Bissant or Paris naa
discovered ii was a substance whicn
| could be photographed. Sir Arthur de-
| fled any scientific man to disprove this
| contention.
'.There is scientific basis for all
1 these phenomena" he went on. The
| spirits when they come into our plane
have got TO obey the laws OF matter.
We are not helped by laughter or Jokes
but by sympathy. Soon we shall have
a very perfect science whose laws We
shall know"
EcfopIasm Explained.
lie said that ectoplasnn. the emana-
ton from the medium, dissoives In the
light for the same chemical reason an
undeveloped Photographic plate cannot
stand the light. Ectoplasm cn1anating
| from Mrs. Bissant Sir Arthur himself
had touched with finger and thumb Il
| felt 1t writhe and contract like a long
worm. l touched and saw 1t, but 1t is
! not any form Of life that we can recog-
| nize."
Sir Arthur believed the alchemists OF
| the Middle Ages knew about ectoplasrn
F, and called it .'the first matter" the
bond between celestial and terrestrial"
and now this forgotten knowledge has
come back to us. 1t Is really part OF
| the body OF the medium Sir Arthur be-
| Iieved, and IL amputated the medium
would die. but a small portion has been
| uiSengageu ana undef tests mas peei
! found to consist Of the same sort OF
chemicals and cells that are in the hu-
man body.
After describing "a glow OF light" anc
! then "the face of my dear old mother
that appeared to him in sitting with
| Mrs. Bissant, Sir Arthur exclaimed: dc
you think man doesn't know his own
l mothers face? / could swear by all
| hold holy on earth that / looked righ.
into her eyes
| He said earnestly that his belief did
not destroy religion. but. on the contrary
meant the beginning OF a new religion
That our prayer for enlightenment has
been answered by the Great Central
Power Who has sent. us the proofs
Ho will lecture in Carnegie Hall on
| April Is. $3.50 p. M. on THE Religious
| side" and at 3 80 P. M. on April 21 on
| Recent Psychic Evidence"
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
KENNELIY HEADS leSTH MEN.

Rainbow Division veterans meeting at
the sixty ninth Regiment Armory unan-
inously elected ss president Major Will
lam Kennedy, vice-president and gem
eral manager OF Bryan l. Kennedy.
inc, and as treasurer the Rev. Francis
r. Duffy. The Rainbow Division is rep
resented in New York mostly by former
members of the 165th Infantry.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13

n you arc seeking noto capital, part
ae.. or rant 10 start a business, q Bust
asss Opportunity Al. IN THE NEW
YoBK HERlLD may accomplish just
,ohaf nor orc pftcr. Try onc. Telephone
Worth l0,o0v.
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
TORNADO NEAR DOYLE,
SUEE THERE is A HELL
Dr.. Norris to Talk of Spirits
Tomorrow.

While Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. in Car
negie Hall. was giving his first lecture
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
HOlO Was Memphis
Cop Killed? Face
Police Force NOW

Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 3C-Whether
Aubrey II. Thomas. Memphis police
man, was murdered by jealous rival
or by negro bandit said to have
surprised him here in an automobile
with Mrs. Zelda Foster, pretty di-
vorcee, were questions Memphis po-
lice were attempting to solve today.
Thomas was shot through the heart
as he was keeping a tryst with Mrs.
Foster, police stated.
Mrs. Foster is held at police head
quarters following several hours
questioning. She told Inspector Grif-
fin that negro bandit had shot the
policeman as they sat in the officers
automobile beside the road.
A prominent clubman was released
after several hours grilling
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
tAdvertislng)


Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF the city Clerk Of the City
Of Chlckasha. Oklahoma, until
O'Clock p. M, Thursday. November
sth, 1929. for the construction Of a
lateral sewer In Sanitary Sewer Dis.
trict No. 3G of the City OF Chickasha.
Oklahoma.
Bids win be opened by the Mayor
and City Council In regular session
on 9th day OF November, 1922. in
the Council Chamber of the City
Hall OF said City.
Plans. specifications and profiles
are now on file In the office of the
City Clerk.
All bidders shall enclose with
their bids. certified check, uncon-
ditional, for One Hundred slC0.OO)
Dollars as a pledge OF good faith
with the City. the check to be re-
turned TO the unsuccessful bidders
on the award of the contract with
another. and to the successful bid.
der upon the :, execution of bond,
equal to 25 per cent. (Twenty-five)
per cent of his bid, approved by the
Mayor and City Council.
The City of Chickasha, Oklahoma,
reserves the right to accept any bid
or to reject any and all bids.
Witness my official hand and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
Kicker Appears
on "Y" Program
at Richmond u.

Herbert Kicker, student in the
University of Richmond at Rich.
mond, Va, recently, appeared on a
musical program given under the
auspices Of the college Y NJ. c. A.,
according to copy of the univer-
sity paper which has just been re-
oeived here. The papers report of
the program follows.
"a rare treat was given the stu
dents of the University last Thurs
day night at the Y. NJ. G. A. when
Herbert Kicker, a second-year stu
dent, and protege Of John Powell,
gave q musical in the university
auditorium. assisted by II. II. Dud-
ley, who sang a selection and John
Crowder, accompanist.
"a larger number of students
than usual turned out to hear tho
musical program and those who
took part on the program were greet
ed with loud applause Mr.. Ricker's
playing was revelation to many of
his hearers, and the audience did
not fail to indicate their pleasure
and approval. Preceding the pro-
gram, Harry Riddle, president of the
'Y' introduced Mr.. Kicker as a young
man who has already won recogni-
tion in the music world, and express
ed the belief that the University of
Richmond students would apnrec-
ate the efforts of the Y. M. c. A. to
provide strictly first-class entertain
ment."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
GERMAN RACE SUICIDE
BY GUS NJ. OEHM

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Berlin (By Mail to United Press
Race suicide-dreaded postwar de
velopment--has settled itself upon
Germany whore the population is
now rapidly declining.
While the number of births is on
the decrease, the number of deaths
is on the increase, making the stu.
alton even worse.
Statistics given out by the govern
ment covering the first three months
of the present year show that in
Berlin alone the population receded
$500. In Berlin the birth rate de-
creased to 1876 per thousand popula-
tion, approximately 40 per cent. de-
crease.
In the whole of Germany the num-
Der Of births has decreased from 20
to the thousand in 1913 to PIT in
1921 and to 25.6 in the present per-
iod. Death rate for the whole of
Germany was 1876 to the thousand
compared with 1868 in 1913. In the
city of Berlin the death rate was
LA compared with 15.2 in 1913
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30

strife. dissension. hatred and war
But we are brothers now. brothers
forever and forever. Only In broth
erhood Is truth. only In brotherhood
h heaven aud the one road TO broth
crhcod In love.
Said John, "Iie that loveth not his
brother whom he hath seen. how eau
hc love God whom he hath not seen p
tf John :. sol,
Twenty ecninrics ago there came
among men one so lowly. that he
was born IN mangor. No pcrsccu
ton that GUILD be hcaped upon him
was too severe. For malice he gave
forgiveness. for injustice he rave
mercy, for hatred he bestowed love.
Why this life 30 burdened with tho
hatred OF men. why the supreme
sacrifice Of this life amid the scorn
OF his enemies. why indeedg His
one purpose was TO bring 10 the
thought Of men fuller understand.
Ing OF the supremacy and the omnipo.
tonco OF Love. 10 prove by his life
and resurrection the complete dom.
inion OF Love over hate. lie did his
work for you and fore me. lie
showed IN "the way" Are we faith.
fulY Are we 10 the best OF our abIl.
ity striving TO do the works he taught
us TO do. to think the thoughts he
taught Us TO think. and 80 fulfil our
part IN the establishment OF the king.
dom OF God among men-the reign
and rule OF universal and impartial
Love. Let US hear the Masters own
words, "A new commandment ! give
unto you. That ye love one another
as | have loved you. that ye also love
Dne another. BY this shah all men
know that ye are my disciples. II ye
love one TO another" (John 10, "a.
l5).
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