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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
NEW ENGLAND IN REVOLT AGAINST REPUBLICAN
INCOMPETENCE.

Concerning the recent democratic gains in New England the
Boston Transcript among the oldest of the leading
publican papers of New England, says:
"A Washington correspondent confesses the democratic
gains the recent New England municipal elections are giving
considerable to the socaed leaders of G. @ p We
say socaled because the republican party today house vd
ed against itself it woeuy wanting leadership at either end
Of Pennsylvania avenue. And the drift Of New England
cities from the party power due small measure
to the popular dissatisfaction the plain people with the
failure Of y republicans to raise up Washington leadership
worthy OF party of Lincoln and Roosevelt
"A strong leader in the White House might have been able
to bring his party to of party sponsorship Whether Mr.
Harding IS unable to supply strong leadership whether he is
awaiting the psychological moment still matter of popular
debate But the popularity of the administration son the wane
The rngleaders of the republican house. however boast
tha Mr. admgs going acqsecence date their tres
passing his preogaves them. No doubt does bat
does not meet the hope of thousands of republicans democrats
who voted the republican ticket the last national election
New Enganders may be republican than hev are dem
ocrac but they have both the intelligence and courage to
vote against their party when their party nation
or to keep its campaign pledges"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
SENSIBLE ROAD ACTION.

Representative Charles d. Carter of this congressional district
has introduced sensible amendment public road act
providing increased ratio of federal aid for having non
taxable Indian land This of the sensible steps toward
getting for Oklahoma what it should have the way of federal
aid that has been taken %-s"--s~~--~'
Oklahoma has always been buened with non-taxabe Indian
land The citizens of the state owning taxable property have car
ed governmental burden Many on minerals from
Indian lands have been held invalid This state has lost heavily
what should belong to it.
There should be opportunity overlooked for getting
or the state part OF the money that taken its public
unds by virtue OF the nontaxabe Indian property of the
This increased ratio is extenon of favor to Oklahoma If
merely matter of by the federal government of
debt that should be met IN some If road money
is available that is the way get it-Ardmoreite
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
MEETING HIGH
SCHOOL GRADS
Rober, Green.

Robert Green,
Son OF Barney Green. 1926 Soutl
Tenth street. He IL a member ol
the Spanish club. and of the G
club. lie was also captain OF the
Boys basketball team this yeai
aud has won two letters In football
lie has always fought Loyalty foI
the purple and gold
Lucy Mae ooodson,
Daughter Of Mrs, X. X. Goodaon
ii6is South Second street. Lucy
Mae is member OF the French
club and OF the Y. W. G. A. She
had a leading part In the Senior
play. Next year she will attend
q. G.. W.
Leila Hopkins,
Daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs. J. N
Hopkins, 1923 Oregon avenue. Lola
has the friendship Of all who know
her. She il member OF thmo Y
W. c. a. and of the Science. Span
lsh aud Meth clubs. Next year she
viii be NJ O. e. w.
William S. Hart.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Hart
923 Iowa avenue. Blll is very peppy
and lively. lie IS member OF the
Boys debate team. the Spanish club
and the Science club. Next year he
viii enter a. and NJ.
Katherine Horton,
Daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A.
Horton. 227 Colorado avenue. Kath-
orlne Is one OF the most loved girls
IN high school. She is a member
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
TO THE LADIES or cHlckAsnA
AND VICINITY.

In order 10 make room for my
midsummer stock which Is begin.
ming to arrive, will sell hats at
almos, your own price beginning
Saturday for one week. Como IN
and see them. You will be sur.
prssed. Prices never before offered.
Ladies' bazaar. 1874
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
the Work.

Mrs. Fred Bergman. Blairsviile,
Pa writes. Until my son was IN.
teen years OF age he had bronchial
trouble. This worried me for II
elnng to him so persistcn'ly. lie
TOOK medicine faithfully but none Of
Il helped him until / got him a
bottle OF chamberlains Cough Rem.
cay. This had soothing and heal.
ing effect aud by using three bottles
OF Il he was permanently cured. II
70 sdeed pleasure TO recommend
so worthy a remedy"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
The Best esuan Medicine.

II feel sure tsat chamberlsin's
Cough Remedy Is the best on the
market 10 cure q bad cough or cold
on The lungs. am only too pleased
to say a few words In rs praise. :"
writes Clara os,er. House Springs.
Mo. Whenever | catch a cold II |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

arguing ah TO the results of the Vol.
stead act In their respective com.
munltlea.
"smilhiown Is NO dry. dat milk
has 10 be delivered In cans instead
o bottles youohaafcd Nose.
"Hmph'" shifted Raslun. zones.
vile am no plumb dehydraied dat dc
Engineers kalnt get dc 'aprcas trains
to whistle deIr toois inside dc town
limits"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

Of tho Y. w. G. A. Next year she
VIII be at O. G. W.
Wynema Hall.
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Hill' who live west OF tho city. Wy.
noma has many friends at c. II. 4.
She u q member OF the l.. r. o..
Poppy ~, Cubs club. secretary OF
the Y. W. c. A.. aud IL also on tho
Booster aud Tomahawk s,affs. She
Intends 10 teach next year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
old stuM.

u was after taps but certain
private had taken chance and was
caught walking down the village
street with his latest affinity by q
sergeant In his own outfit.
MY sister, sergeant" began the
terrified youth aa a matter OF intro.
duciion. You see. she"
That's all right. my boy" inter.
fupled the sergeant genially. "sho
used to be my sister when I was
your age. 10. Maggie"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

do not happen to have . bottle Of
chsmbsriain's Cough Remedy 60
TO ne drug store and set one.
fisd that u sives relief very quickly
aad II I have a coughing spell st
night II soou stops H."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
THE HUMAN PORKER.

William Allen White writing in Golfers pays high tribute to
the chamber OF commerce He says with characteristic candor
The chamber Of modes the innate cussednes
OF the average selfish hardbod pcayunish pinhing
gagged human porke and lifts up snou makes him
farther than his home his business personal interests
and sets him roofing for his community.
"a man, matter how greedy and squnt-eye he NAV be
cannot work any moderately important committee Of
his towns chamber of without being better father
Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
EXPRESS PAcKAcETTEs

! hear a yolco you cannot hear.
which says | must not stay.
J see a hand YOU cannot see.
Which becons me away.
-Tlckcli.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
The Anointed.

The Anointed
What's the matter with your leg
Jack?"
I'm man in a million
How so?"
We'll, the railroads figure that
out OF every million people they
carry only one gets hurt. I'm him.
WheWl
Two thirsty colored brethren were
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

Why shouldn't tho flappcr flapg
She's given no much publicity that
she must uphold the reputation thus
established.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

Chances are that her grandma was
given the same sort Of publicity
about the dear old hoop skirt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

Al that, II Il were no for the
flappcr and the Jelly bean. the cy.
mics would have n pretty hard time
finding something to be- dlsgusled
about
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

notable event in the ecclesiastical history of New York
occurred last Sunday when the two hundred and an
versa OF the founding Of Trinity Episcopal church was ee
brated Several church dgnare including Right Rev. Daniel
Tutt aged S5 bishop of Missouri participated in the cer
monies The present Trinity always sought by visitors in the
metropolis the last of three successive houses of worship that
have stood the sie The first built in 169697 and
stood till was destroyed by fire in l6 The present edce
was built in 1880.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

Well, Polly, here's to the success
Of the Travellers and the Oklahoma
State league. May Il be less irou.
blesome than was the Chlekasha
berth In the Western association.
Aud now the bathing pool mar.
riage' couple would rc.unito In the
same pool, the ceremony to be per.
formed by the same mlnlster-to the
click Of the movie camera.
Also, perhaps. the clink OF silver
In the pockets Of sald grooni. for
playing the return engagement"
And sllll. they barred Peggy Joyce
from the screen for building up
reputation as vamp.
Perhaps the disappointment Of the
boys on two occasions made The
Rotary picnic all the m,-e enjoyable
To them.
But It's question Who rn. the
most kick out OF IN, affair. the
little boys" of the schools O. the
big boys" Of Rotary.
Wasn't II Just a llttle cruel for
one Chickasha man 10 say Of co
worker. that he was 20 slow he
couldn't hold n job picking blooms |
off a century plants?
81 Simp says he notices riat the !
roads are never so muddy alter The |
ground dries out.
There's an aviator nantd Bone.
break. Just to show that hn lives
lp to his monicker. he pil1tod
ship against a telep lone wire re-
iulting in breaking both legs cf
passenger.
Tomorrows Mothers Day. Go to
49, .~A e= SCI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-13

Tomorrow's Mothers Day. Go {,
chureh..s 49, .sa sea sr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-28
A LII N A s'':$s| ~ s:ss'| 4
Sc sPROGRESA@ @CONTlNJAMENTE EN- LOS sASlJfN
s TOSs sCONCERNiENTESA "a LAS sRESERNAS ORGA~.
NIZADAS ENPLERTORlCO

pequefias unidades que Sc organizaran
en- Puerto Rico, una oportunidad ex-
cepcional para ascender sc Ofrecerd
los Oficiales de Reserya que sean
asignados a las Reserves durar.e Ia
organization inicial en- Puerto Ricos
Sc vera, desde luego, que es en- be-
neficio de todos los ex oticiales quie
mes toSavfa no han sido comisionados
en- Ell Cuerpo de. Reserva, no dilatarse
eli enyiar sus solfcitudes para-su nom-
oramientO en- Ell grado mas alto OBJ
tenido durante Ia Ultima guerra.
Para que aquelIos ex oficiaIes que
estdn mas familiarizados con las con-
tTiciopes actuales y la Polftica Gene
raj Reglamentos de las Reservas
Organizadas no reciban posibles be
neficios con detrimemto de aquellos
ex oficiales menos 'informados EN- esta
materia que ahora no tienen una
comisi6n en- ell Cuerpo de Oficiales de
Reserva, hemos sido informados que
dartas de Instruction, conteniendo
hlancos para solicitud y examen fish
GO, han sido enyiadas desde los Guar
4eles Generates de la Brigada niimero
211 de Infanterfa, en- Casa Blanca.
San Juan, a todos los ex oficiales Gu
yas direcciones sc conoceh, de manera
que estos Oficiales puedan conpfendAr
claramente la importancia de este
asunto v al mismo tempo puedan
aproveeharse de las ventajas que lob-
tendran enviando ahOra sus solicitu-
ties para una comisi6n ell el Cilerpo
de Oficiales de Reserva. Tambien es
entenGido que cualquier ex Official no
identifcado todayfa con las Reservas
Organizadas y que no haya recibi6o
tai COMMUNICATION. lie serd dada la
misna, visitando la persona intcresa-
Ga los Caarteles Generates de la .Bri-
gada solicitdndlola por correo.
!! Sabemos que el Congreso Sc ha In
tercsadp mucho iiltimamente en- el
&, ee niehte desarrollo de las Re
ser1as Organizadas como una parte
del Ejkrcito de los Estados Unidos Y
Sc dice ipor aquellos que estan en- po-
'sicion de- saberlo,a que las Reserves
0rgahizadas de nuestro Ejercito con-
tinuarah recibiendo la mas alta consi-
deraci6n por nuestros 1egislalores en-
Washington, como tambien continua-
ran siendo de gran inportancia na-
cional para biepestar, seguridad y pro
greso De nuestro pals. I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-28

Una Junta compuesta por dos Of
ciales del Ejercito Regular Y ocho
Oficiales del Cnerpo de Reserva, re-
presentando dfferentes parties de Ia
Isla, ha determinado la localizaci6n '
designation de las Unidades de las
Reserves Organizadas que han de or
ganizarse en- Puerto Rico. Las reco1
mendaciones hechas poi esfa Junta
han sido enviadas al Quartet General
del Segundo Cuerpo de Ejercito y Sc
ran publicadas tan pronto como sean
aprobadas finalmehHe. Los reservis-
tas Y todos aquellos que hayan ser
vido en- ell Ejecito estaran muy inte-
resados en- esta information.
Gran cuidado y consideration Sc ha
observable en- la locaIizaci6n de estas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-28

unidades, piies estan de tal manera
localizadas que cnalauier joyen ele-
gible para Ell servicfo. donde quiera
que resida en- la Isla, puedIe ser miem-
bro de una organization en- cualquiera
de las vafias ra1lias del servicio de
las Reservas Organizadas asignadas
a Puerto RICO. Las solicitudes de
aduelIas personals que sirvieron como
classes (noii- ii-cOnmissiOned officers) y
Eespecialistas durante la Guerra Mum
dial par alistar en- el Cuerpo de Re
serva v ser asignados a alguna de es-
tas organizaciones, pueden ser ahora
presentadas recibiran consideration
cuando las mismas Sc organicen.
Estas drganizadonas estan locali-
zadas en-, areas de reclutamiento que
cubren los distintos municipios de la
IsIa, die acuerdo con Ia Quota de po-
blaci6n masculine elegible para el SER
yicio miltar, residente en- tai locali-
dal.
Hay setenta seis organizaGiones
, de este mOdo localizadas en- las Re
servas Organizdas en- Puerto Rico;
los cuarteles generates de cada uni
dad seran situados en- uno de los pue-
bios principales slentro del area, de
reclutamiento en- la cual la unidad ha
SidO colOcada. Sc notara, desda lue-
go, que tOtaes los pueblOs mas grandes
de Ia Isla contendran los cuarieles
genraIes de una mas organizaciones
muchos de los pueblos pequenos del
misfno modo quedardn representados.
De acuerdo con las disposiciones
sdel Reglamento Especial ndmero 43
del Departamento de la Guerra Gre
glamentos para el cuerpo de oficiales
de Reservay muchos de los ex ofieia-
les residences en- Puerto Rico qnienes
sirvferon durante la Guerra Mundial
son ahora elegibles para asce1iso. tina
.gpnta para e0ndncir ell examen de rs
t6ss ofieiales. de Reserva, compuesta de
Qticialea dsff EifrcitoiiR Regplar Af sSiil
euerp0 90 Bqsftya, sesssIisF,gse reuna
on fecha no lejaHa para tomar las
meIidas spyeliminnres ZEN icQnekiSSp
con los exAmenes para nombramien-
t0s y asceiisos, en-. eli, CHcrpo de Off
ciatesl Gle |R9sefyvaa.
IEsn3 vista dRp niimero de oficiales
que Sc ncsesitan para los grades mas
kaflos ZEN los fifereA4eJ regiihieht9s 7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-28
Go bierno Municipal
! ade San Juan
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTAs.
Oticina del secretario. .

Ell dia 2Srde Abril del corriente afio,
las horas que mas adelante Sc de-
terminan, en- la Ofcina del Comisio-
nado de Servicio P1blico, Policfa y
Prisiones Y por las juntas de subas.
tas creadas al efecto, Sc admitiran
prposiciones para la compra de los si-
guientes bienes de este Municipio:
Desde las 1000 A. M. hasta las
1880 A. M. para los siguientes ami.
males:
Mula marcada en- la una con el nl-
nero 35, denominada 'DOBLE".
MuIo marcado en- la una con ell nd-
nero As, denominado s.TRES PISOS".
Mulo marcado en- la una con el nli-
nero 10, denominado ssPIQUINA".
Mulo marcado en- la una coniel ni-I
Nero SO, denominado .vENADo".
Mula marcada en- la una con eI nii-
nero SO, denominada ala RUSA".
Mula marcada, en- la una con ell n1-
Nero 56, denominada "LA PALO-
MAJ.
Un.caballo. sin ndmsro, denomnado
ROYAL: /;
Desde las 800 hasta las $50 P. M.
para los Edifcios Nos. 20 y 26 de la
calle de San Sebastian de esta Ciu-
dad, donde Sc hayan instalados el ASH
10 de Ancianos y el Hospital de Ma
|ternidad y Ninos, respectivamente.
Pliegos de condolences, modelos de
|proposiciones, v demas informes, se-
ran facilitados por el Secretario de
este Municipio a solieitud de los in-
teresados.
Martin Trayieso Jr..
Comisionado de serviciO PdbIieO,
Policia y Prisienes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-28
PUERTO RICO DISTILLING fO.
ARECIBO. Puerto Rice

AREClBO, Puerto Rico. 79a9is
Fabricantes de ALCOMOTOR combustible pa
ra automobiles motores, etc. ETC. gAIcohol
refinado para usos medicinaIes, indlstriales
cientificos. Alcohol desnaturalizado para com
bustible don16stico Potasa para Abonos.
TOdos estos prOductOs derivados de laAcafa, T.
Productos del pals. e 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-05
Arthur Melgard spent Sunday at
Crook visiting friends .'' 49,


Arthur Melgard spent Sunday at
Crookston visiting friends.
Mrs. Ed. Quistgard, daughter Jean,
and son Jack, returned Sunday from
Maple Lake. -, ~" +
w. T. Hybbert, of .Dunnell, Mimi,
is visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Emil Osberg.
Good sweet cream can be had at
the grocery department. at the Peoples
Trading Co.. Phone 20.
Big Barn Dance at Emil Otto's Sat
urday night, July 9Th. Tickets includ-
ing supper $1.00. Everybody welcome.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week by Alfred G. Swand.
by, clerk of court, to Elmer Borchardt
to Ruby Swan and William A. An
derson to Malinda Skonovd.
f. A pleasant family reunion was held
in this city last Saturday when the
children of Mrs. Christine Peterson
assembled at her home. Those pres
ent were Victor Peterson, of Grand
Forks, Mrs Ellsworth Nelson, of Bat
tie Lake, Mrs. Tom Gorder and Mrs
George Harris, of Crookston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Axen, of Winnipeg and
David and Oscar Peterson OF this city
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-05

See our new line Of refrigerators.-
e. l.. TOrnell.
Hunter Quistgard returned Wednes-
day from Maple Lake, where he spent
few days., ,.;
Remember, ''To SOW a thought is to
reap an, action" Your first action
should be to send for our catalog.
Mimi. -%.t:
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
Examiner $ Report
Gunnison County, Colorado
January I, 1921, to Decembez 81, 1921, Inclusive

a, WaktnI . totn1 al $4yo16.u o3
which ameunt $970.eg was paid cot
for expensss In Criminal Cases and
81 el606 representing tie earnings
Of TIE e9Sce fer the year 1921 Wns
pa3d - IT, County TreAsuFof. IL
records Il this Office are excep<isnal-
" nest and we'll kept and all fees and
collections have been accurately and
promptly accounted for.
Clerk sf Cssnty Csurt
The cash balance on hand January
l, 1921, after making the deductions
indicated in our report for 1870, was
$ll5.6l and tie receipts for the year
1874 amounted to N,l57.76, making
. total Of $467S.l2 to be accounted
for. The disbursments for the year
amounted to $4y0l9.67, leaving q bal
ance on hand and chArgeable to tie
Clerk on December 81. 1871 Of
$623.75.
The fees on hand January 1. 1871
were el5.6S and the earnings and
collections Of prior earnings amount
ed 70 $1,597.70. The disbursements
and unsolicited fees for the year
amounted to 81 ,62l.25, leaving . bal
ance on hand and due TIE County On
December 81, 1921 Of e122-33. OF
this balance $4S.66 was paid to tie
County Treasurer in January 1942,
lsaving . balance still due the County
Of $76.67.
Cesk Of Distriet Csurt
The cash balance on hand January
I, 1921, was $3.50 and the collections
for the year amounted TO S77l.66
making . total Of $62l.05. The dis
bursements for the year amounted to
S762.90. leaving . bal9nce on hand
December 81, 1921 Of $6l.95
Respectfully submitted
J. p. Mullins,
J. L. Noorhsad,
C. B. Prior.
State Examiners.
Audit completed July I, 1872.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11

Hon. ID. Z Nulnix.
Ex-odicio Public Examiner,
State Auditors Office.
Dear Sir:-
We beg leave to submit 10 you
herewith . report Of our audit Of tn
accounts Of the County Offices o1
Gunnison County for the fiscal yeal
ending December 81, 1891.
Comfy Csnnissisaers
We have made . careful examina-
tion of all vouchers approved and
warrants issued by the Board Of
County Commissioners during the yeaz
1921 and find same TO be correct q
to form and amounts
Cssnty Treasurer
The cash balance on hand January
l., 1921 was $5l,953.96 and the 10
-ceipts during the year 1921 amo1nted
70 1886 ,23S.A5. making . total o1
tl20.is7.4S 70 Be accounted foE IN
disbursements for the year amounted
on hand December 81, 1871 81 471.-
in the Custody Of Funds s4atemeut
- Cssnty Clssk Nd Recsr1ee
The total cash receipts Of this o.
M for the year 1871 amounted "a
.$N,173.16, Of which amount $4,7eS-A1
waS paid to the Secretary Of Stata
for Motor Vehicle Tax Collection.
e1.27s.00 was paid 70 tie Fish and
Game Commissioner and the balance
Of $6,l06.75 representing the earnings
of the Office for the wear was paid
over to the County Treasurer. We
hnd that the books and records Of this
Office are in their usual excellent
condition.
Cosnty Sheriff
The cash balance on hand January
I, 1921 was $6l.50 and the collections
for the year 1921 amounted 70 $2,s61,-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-04-05
Pole Makes Desperate Attsmp.

New York. - Kowstantx Niman.
oowcki. Pole. desperate. due to the
failure Of his efforts to enter this
country. risked the numbing cold ana
flow Of the ebb tide between Ellis
island and Jersey City recently and
was probably drowned. He had been
ordered dsportsd whom he was arrest.
Cd a. q stowawy on the Rochambeau
last week. He had been deported
once before when. last January, no
tried without passports 20 slip past
he Immigration authoritiss here,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-04-05
BURGLAR TAKES $4,000 LOOT
Chicago Burglar cenfsssss % LARGE
String Of Grimes -.

Chicago Burglar cenfsssss 70 LARGE
String Of Grimes -,
Chicago.-Rurglaries Of scores Of
homes, the loot from which totaled
more than $5OO.OOO. were attributed
BY the police Sunday to Edward
t"Dddie") Collins. known % the
scientific burglar" and from whom.
they said. they had obtained q de.
tailed confession.
Collins, according to the police, al.
ways made II rule to "work alone"
never to bother with what no called
"small stuff" and to specialize in a
profitable territory which he knew
thoroughly. Most Of his alleged rob.
beries were committed during the alb.
sence Of owners from their homes.
After he had picked up everything
worth while in house or apartment
1t was said, he would use the tele.
phone to call a taxicab in which to
make his escape. The holiness of Ids
operations drove police and detectives
to desperation.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-04-05
AUSTRIAN Arehduks Ask. Far Ala

BASEL Switzerland.-Ths former
. austrian Archduke Leopold, who broke
... wv" 'he mouse Of Hapsburg ten years
~so az a result Of his marriage "a +.
aienese actress. has npplIed ~ ~.
n ~" town Of Reseusbers for aid from
mo paupsrs' fund. His Wife . wl,on,
~ divorced. has also asked Cor .,d
IN. archduks took the name Of "a
pod woslfing at the time Of h,s 49,,
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