The Chickasha daily express., August 11, 1922, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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' "CHICKAIHA DAILY tXMIlt, CHICKAIHA. OKLAHOMA, MlOAV, AUOUIT If, 12l
The Reconstructive Tonic
After tlic long hot mmincr I lie itality is low, making
the system more justc-t illc to colds, grippe UI,1 u''
forms of diseases.
V IN PEPTONIZED BEEF, IRON AND WINE
WITH HYPO-PHOSPHATES
We liavc llie Meal syMcni vitalier, blond ami nerve
tonic.
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
EMU RATES
"A Mitch in time oaves nine."
Iicolth it's your greatest a-set.
Your Druggist,
Don't neglect your
Palace Pharmacy
no-j.
"JUST RIGHT."
SMI. Green Trading Stamp,
Audlli 0. C. W. Records.
(ieorgu J. Mm hlliiK. smtlsUnt Hlnt
cimnliicr unit lnie tor, ha Just
completed an rmllt of llie records In
tlm office uf Hie Oklahoma College
for Women. The audit revealed ilmt
llu' record had been vrjr carefully
compiled. Mr. Mmhllng said, No
errors of any vonsruueuce were
round, ho stated. ,
Wed Oklahoma City Old.
.Mr. Ami Mr. Ivan W. Cleveland
lute returned to their home In Okla
homa City after a short visit with
Mr. Cleveland's parent. Mr. and Mm.
A. A. Cleveland. H2 Minnenota
avenue. The marriage of tha couple
waa not aiumumcd hern until after
their arrival in Chit kuxha. fiefore
her msrrlugo In Oklahoma City, July
'Ml llm. fM....l I ....... tl. . ' it I '
CUT, SAYS ORDER
(Mf Tlw t-ntlr-l rxn
;.iim City, Aim. II A radiation
In the discount rat from to 4 '4
per rent a announced here today
by thi dlmjors of I he Tenth Fed
eral ItcKiTV District.
Willi the reduction Hid prevailing
rain la the lowest fur several year.
A K. Itmnney, federal reserve
agent for tha district, aald.
Tha reduction applies to nil class
es and maturities of limns.
RAILWAY GUARD DIES.
(aM Ma u f
Kl Hmio, Aim. 1 1. AIL rt Hydney
Johnaton, In charge of a force of
Hoik Inland guard at Waurlka,
-!. Mr. Cleveland wax Mis I'earl , died In a tinnltarlum here after bit-
Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mr.lng brought boro In an unconscious
WOOD. SAYS
ADM NISTRaTIGFJ
Washington, Auk. II. Cotton gin
mill oH'raior In I In Carolina and
tobacco gruaer In a number of
southern Mate who bava appealed
lor federal aid In getting eoal wore
advised today by lh presidential j
fUt'l t'OlllllllWn tO IIHO IM)d. I
Plan is-ri" iiiiule lo secure small
priority Hhiimeni of coal tor 1 mil-'
ana tanners.
h'yeglus makers enn supply glass
es to correct any one of i:!l,"!l de
fect In vlaloii.
Personal Mention j
JiiHt ri'iolvcd a car loud of fur
tiueeii. all iziK. .eMiirt Hheot Motul
WtiiVH. 113 N. Jrd. l'lion 4k I. lo i't,
l" li' til, j'lit' "A
Mr. and Mra. A. A. Clcvolimd, S2I
IliinoMita avenue, 'xpeit to Inavc
aoon for Okliihonia City where they
will make their home.
My office telephone will ho HS;:
for a few ilnyx, until 21." In liiKtiilli d.
A. N. WooldriilKe, real eslu'e, lot
1'irat Xutionul Dunk IUiIk. 8 lit
lr. and Mia. It. W. WIIIIhiiis, r
Anaduiko. MInk I.ik ille llott i inwl
MIks rem It Jaek, expec t to reitirn
next week. Harry Stephenson ex
pects to remain there until October 1.
J. V. Waller ami W. K. Petty, of
Imiihuii. truiiHacleil biiHliiena and
visited frlenda In tlu city today.
A. J. I'urxley and M. I. Pemherton
of Human, were biiHltiexa vlxitors III
the lly yenierday afTnooii.
Mm. A. A. I.arned und iliniKhterH
Itcwciia, of l.nwlon, vIhIIci! frieiida
In tho city yeaterday
Theo. Stover, prominent fanner
living In tin. stover coiiiiiiunlty In
Koiiiherii (irmly c iiunty, IrnnsiK ted
hiiHliiesK and vl'.llcd friends In the
city today.
.Mra. (J. II. Keller and daughter
Mlh Marllia. of Auadarko, apent
Tuesday in the city vlaltlng frlenda.
JiiHt recehed n car load oi fur
nacea, all ttlEea. llellart Sheet Metal
Works, 119 N. 3rd. Phone 481. in lit.
Mr. and Mra. K. (). Kllley ri turned
J'eslnrday from the Stephennon
-tmip near Nevis. Minn., where they
spent soverul weeks. '
Gas and electric bills are due and
payable at tho company ofi'ico on
or before tho 10th. Unless paid the
aervlce may bo discontinued without
further notice. . 9t
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. While returned
yesterday from a month's vacation
which was Hpenl in Colorado. They
made tho trip overland.
I.. W. 1 law Icy, i nglnerr employed
by llie Itock Island, is transuding
business in Kl Iteno today.
Miss iKullia Caul, of Vaj Okla.,
was the giusi of Mrs. Frank Tims
In tills city "lis week.
W. J. Hoover, of Oklahoma City, for
merly of Chlckasha. Itefora moving
to Chlcknshn, tha Hoover family lived
in Mnnekah where Mr. Ilimver oper
ated a alore. Mr. Cleveland la well I
chtkar' name delegates
condition. JI was overcome by the
Intense heat. Johnston. 5:', wit
chief of police at Fort Smith, Ark.,
for lo year.
graduate f
school.
the Chlckasha high
Jack 1 1 i If I -iiHiii of Poccasct, trans
ailed business and visited friends
In the city today.
Mr. und Mrs. Kd Shultz and Hon,
Pat, expect to leave tonight for
Chicago and polnls In Wisconsin and
Minnesota. They expect lo bo gone
several weeks, .
Just received a car load of fur
naces, all sizes. DnHart Sheet Metal
Works, 110 N. 3rd. Phono 481
Bystander Allows
Aviator Careless;
Rig Fight Result
Kaufman, Texas, Aug. 11. -Clint
Foster, Dallas aviator, was u little
10-2t. I too reckless with ills airplane In do-
. , lug stunts over a picnic crowd here
Bring the kiddles, play In tho i lato ' yesterday . Wesley Dullard
shade, wade, swim,' fish. Admission ! thought. Foster Is in a hospital to
f0e a car. Mrs. Stacey's farm nt j day suffering from n painful hut not
l.ucile. l0-2t i serious knife wound, alleged to have
I been inflicted by Ballard following
1 wish lo announce thai I have
withdrawn from the Itialto Movie
Contest, and take this met hod or
thanking nil of my friend i who have
assisted mo thus far. .Miss Kvelin
Mallory- It
It. If. Sullon and W. (i. Doran, of
Wallers, transacted business and
visited friends In the city today.
Mrs. I,. W. Hawley expects to
upend the week-end in Oklahomu
City where uho will be the guest of
her daughter, Miss Iternice Hawley.
Mr. and Mrs. Nowhousor and Miss
tthiivl Mlliir iHtVei.irelnrnefl from a
"I'lrfit, wlth'rtjlatBvear'aiid -friends in
Clayton, Z! I .'-' i '' 1
the flight.
According to eye witnesses, Fos
ter, with a passenger in the ship,
circled the James K. Ferguson
speaking crowd, several times bare
ly swimming tries, telephone pole
and tho crowd. Tlie piano finally
struck a light pole and was wrecked,
linllard, one of the first to roach the
machine, inquired if Fisti r was hurt.
"No," replied the pilot, who was
unbuckling Ills harness. Ballard
then unloosed bis opinion of Foster's
alleged recklessness and the en
counter started.
Physicians said Foster received a
cut between the ribs .with a knife,
but that he probably would recover.
Ballard was taken In charge by
officers. '
GOLFING GRANDPA NEAR DEATH
fiSillalli
Cool Weathar; Bathers Fewer.
Tho popularity of tho Shannon
Springs bathing pool has somewhat
decreased during the pant two or
three days, park employes aald this
morning. Cool weather In given an
tho cause. Iast night, the park was
dosed shortly lifter p o'clock.
Ruah 8prlng Couplet Wed.
Tom (ireen and MIsk Minerva
Townly, both of Rush Springs, were
united In marriage hero yesterday
afternoon. Justice (irigshy officiat
ed. This eounle obtained ono of
(he two marriage permits Issued
here yesterday. Kvtrett Tyler, age
22, of Amber, and Mamie Chapman,
age in, of Amber .also wero granted
U license.
Def eat A mend men t
As To School Levu
Oklahoma City, Aug. 11 Proposed
amendment ' lo tho constitution to
proviilo for 15 mill levy by school
boards Instead of five mill, without
vote of the people, has lost, election
returns showed today.
This- amendment was voted upon
In the primary election Aug. 1. In
complete returns from CI' counties
show 10jj,27'i for the amendment and
l.Vl.lL'l against.
The amendment would also have
provided for a 25 mill maximum
btliool levy Instead of mills as is
now set by law.
Vote on the amendment was light.
A triplane making 300 feet t
ond Is said to be tho fastest
made thing.
sec-man-
TO LEGION MEET
Continued from pago one.)
publicity for Chlckaslia, and espo.
dully for the Oklahoma College for
Women, at tho convention. Adver
tising matter furnished by the Cham
ber of Commerce will be distributed
by the delegate.
Both organizations at their moot
lugs last night weiil on nrord en
dorsing the extra four-mill levy ask
ed for by tho city and urging every
qualified voter in the city to ro to
the polls next Tuesday and vole for
the proposition. "In our hands Is
tho destiny of the next half century
In the city of Chlckasha," said one
ex-service man who delcvered an ad
dress before the post, urging the
favorable action taken In regard to
the additional four mill levy propo
sition. "The pidlcb s of a city," he
continued, "are now niude overnlglit.
They have alow and natural growth.i
The policies which will determine
future conditions In Chlckasha are I
now li the process of formulation, j
Suiely, no young man should neglect
tho opportunity to Join In and help '
at tho special election next Tuesday, i
thus helping to make Chlckasha a:
better place In which to live."
UNDERTAKING
Brown
Funeral
Home
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COM TLETE
OrrOSITE EARLY HOTEL
You f5
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As ftM m
You
Might
As
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Keep
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A mail's Inxlily comfort in Minuncr lcpcniU largely on
liis clotliinej. The fabric in a Palm Itcach Suit lets the
heat escape from the body. That quality .together with
its thinners makes it a blessing in hot weather.
Vott can get Palm l'.cach Suits in any pattern or color.
The price, of course, depends on the amount of tailoring
bkill and talent that is devoted to making the suit.
The, Palm Peach label guarantees yoit the quality of
the cloth, and for your protection it is sewn in every
suit of the genuine cloth.
1-3 Off on all Palm Beach and Mohair Suits.
H. E. 171 ARKS
PHONE 896
W. P. BROWN
Funeral Director.
7..fflV A'rM
Tired Feet
Massage gently with sootliing
Inentholatum
Cools, rests and refreshes
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2
SEVERAL ON JOB
AT LOCAL SHOPS
Continued from pngo ono.)
FILM SMILES
and to fori ft
By Hi Speed
marshals assigned to guard duty at
the local shops have had no trouble.'
Only one non-union man has been
attacked and union lenders hero pro
claim the innocence of three strik
ing shopmen who, wore arrested In
connection with the affair.
The deputy United States mar
shal's office hero anticipates no
trouble in connection with the local
strike.
Ainini? rArt
r , -r df KW WITH
W AL.nl Willi
TMlIR LUNG5
THE-editor who
said "one pic
ture is worth a
thousand words''
must have had in.
mind theatregoers
who read sub
titles aloud. To
those pests is rec
ommended the
Japanese proverb:
"To hear a hundred times is not so
good as to see once."
COAST TO COAST
l TRAFFIC IS NEAR )
GENERAL TIE-UP
Continued from pago one.) !
SUGG
THEATRE
Today and Tomorrow
Elaine Hammerstein is said to be
making a picture "Under Oath."
Why not take the lady's word
for it?
Japanese proverb that might also
be applied to pictures says: "Where
there's a beginning there is an end."
But the Japs arc not such sticklers
for the "happy ending."
It is now disclosed that Owen
Moore was "Reported Missing" be
cause he had "A Previous Engage
ment." ' Film-players journey to Holly
wood on "a cip to the Coast." And
that's where some of them "hit the
toboggan."
frer Conway Tearle finishes his
Selztuck picture contract he will
star on the stage in "The Shiek."
The. asbestos scenery is now being
built. - . .
conference at Washington, announced :
the following message had been sent :
to his men in the trouble zones:
'Mf employment on your road Is-,
unbearable because of conditions re-1
suiting from tho shopmen's strike, j
your general committee should be j
convened immediately.. j
"If a majority of "the committee J
votes in favor of a strike, authority j
as provided in the constituton of j
this brotherhood will be given to
cease work." I
Individual members of the broth
erhood or local committeemen on
any road will have no such authority j
however, Lee added. I
What About
Your Vacation?
You'd better go now before Chickasha's oil boom.
Our complete line of Camp Clothing and Supplies will
help you spend a pleasant vacation.
Our prices arc BOTTOM PRICKS.
For the oil man vc arc prepared with all sizes i'l
Tents, Cots, Blankets, Hoots and Working Clothes.
Army and Nauy Store
Z1S Chlckasha Art. ' Phone 365,
TOM MIX
In
'The Rough Diamond
Supported by Eva Novak.
A fascinating story of modern
chivalry in which Tom Mix is
revealed as a comedian of
marked talent.
Also "TRY AND GET IT"
A co'medv with a wallop,
Prices Only 10c, 20c, 30c.
Wall Street is taking so much in
terest in the movies that film ma
soon be used for ticker-tape.
John Black, the 44 year old grandfather of Oakland, California, was
the big sensation of the recent open golf championship when he-came so
near winning. This Is the first picture published of the golfer with his
little daughter, Mies Margaret BanJck.
Ruth Dwyer is going to make pic
tures in Germany following her en
gagement with Eugene O Brien in
"Clay Dollars." She takes along
some of that kind of coin to ex
change for marks.
Wonder what animals used in
films think of the picture business?
That hissing sound may express
what they think of Noah.
Joe Humphries, famous as s
prize-fight "announcer," appears in
"The Referee" in an official capa
city. Only lip-readers can under
ktand him.
Now comes a film that admits it
is "Stranger Than Fiction." It
must be based on incidents in real
his- . .- ... ..
TODAY
TOMORROW
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By Marie Correli, author of the famous book "She
Movie Standing -
Effie Campbell - 13,185
Viola Weir 13,090
Alice Holmes J.:... -10,670
Thelma West -.. - 9,230
Maurine Chalfant 6,445
Don't fail to vote for your
favorite to help win the big
BIG SPECIAL PRIZE
This week, given by
T. W. OWSLEY
. Chickasha's Leading .Jeweler.,
Patrons will please not vote for Miss Evelyn Mallory as
she has withdrawn from the contest. ;
Coming Monday and Tuesday
THOMAS MEIGHAN and THEODORE ROBERTS
in "IF YOU BELIEVE IT, ITS SO"
The second of the Paramount's big 41 releases.
t '
The Cool Comfort of An
Electric Fan
Costs but a fraction of a
cent per hour for current
GET YOUR FAN NOW
- , ' '$ , t r' k
Chickasha Gas & Electric Co.
421 Chickasha Ave, Phone 111.
For Chicago
And the Lake Region
COLORADO
With the Mountains
and National Parks
CALIFORNIA
The
NATION'S PLAYGROUND
Grand Canyon
National Park
Must be seen to be appreciated.
' ' You can reach it in comfort.
I would be more than glad to help you plan1 your vacation.
J. H. KEELE, Ticket Agent
Phone 40.
Chickasha, Okla.
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