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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-09
FRENCH AUTO OIL IS THE RE
suit OF CAREFUL STUDY OF
LUBRICATIoN OF ALL MOTORS.

Itis made for all motors. Different motors require differ
ent weight oils and to meet this condition the French Auto
Oil is made in four weights There is not automobile
engine that cannot receive the greatest possible ubrca
ton from of these weights 1t is not the cheapest oil
in price but it is the most economic For the protection of
your motor you should that French Auto Oil is your
OIL You cannot refuse trial-and give it fair trial
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-09
When Dad Speaks.

don't like the self-reiiant, self
supporting type of woman. I prefer
the clinging vine type ..
You won't, sonny, when you hnd
how persistently that type can cling
to all of your weekly salary and
what you can raise on credit"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-09
CANAL EXPENSES
UNDER REVENUE
fRx Associated Press.l

Washington. Dec. 9.--The possibility
OF a recommendation for an increase
in the Panama tolls is seen Ii, a
statement today Of the canal expenses
and revenues for the year ended June
80. The expenses amounted to more
than double the receipts of the canal
proper. If the revenues of the Panama
railroad are taken into consideration
the excess OF expenditures over
the revenue would have exceeded the
expenses.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-09
Established
1896
Try This. EeiloMa.

II knew q man who was very much
afraid he would be loved, not for him
self but for his advantages, SO he put
1t to the test"
How did he do that?"
Wrote an anonymous letter to the
girl he loved asking her to marry
him."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-09
APPROVE INCREASES,

Boston, Dec. 9.--The Association OF
National Advertisers at it's annual
meeting yesterday adopted resolutions
approving reasonable increases in
the selling price of periodicals and
newspapers" because of the higher
cost Of white paper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-09
Nervous Women.

When the nervousness is caused by
constipation, as is often the case, you
will get quick relief by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. These tablets also
improve the digestion. Obtainable
'everywhere.--Ady.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-09
FALLING TREE KILLS MAN.
(By Associated Press.l

Merrill, Wis, Dec. 9. Charles
Keropki, % years old. Russian, was
killed by falling tree at the union
land camps near here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
FUNDS FOR
FOURTH
SUBSCRIBED

Harry Schwartz, chief ramrod OF the
Retailers association in the matter of
the Fourth OF July celebration, report
ed this morning that a number Of
Chickasha business men were coming
through in a most liberal manner in
the matter Of raising funds to defray
the expenses Of the proposed celebra-
ton. one-half the net proceeds of
which is 70 be turned to the city to be
used in improving the boulevard lead
ing from Minnesota avenue to the Wo-
mems college
The following have already subscrib-
Cd the amounts shown, according to
the report Of Mr.. schwartz: First Ma
tfonal bank, s25; Chickasha National
bank. S25: Oklahoma National bank,
s25: Citizens National bank, S25; Far
mers State bank SIS; Hub store, $i5;
owl drug store. SIS; Bynum Grocery
company, SIS; Doughty Mcdonald
Wholesale Grocery company, $40; En-
terprise, $40; Stephenson Browne
Lumber company $40; Gilkey-Jarboe
Hardware company. $40; Cameron
Lumber company S1o Modern gar
age, SO; Barton Brothers garage, SO;
Terrell Brothers, clothiers, $40; The
Toggery. S5: J. H. Freeman feed and
coal. 81; H. T Hampton and compa-
ny. hardware. IS; Palace drug store
S.; city market. S.; snedeker and
Son. garage, So; Flatau Jewelry compa-
ny, s..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
WORK ON
BUILDING
is STARTED
Ground is Broken for Junior High School
and Concrete Construction Scheduled
TO Begin Tomorrow; Will
Push Operations

Without formal ceremonies ground
was broken this morning for the new
junior high school which viii cost
something over S53,eG0 aLd which win
be the first structure Of its kind erect
ed solely for junior high school par-
poses in Oklahoma.
About Is men We're on the job early
this morning, excavation for the foun-
dation being started It is expected
that concrete work will be under way
by tomorrow and that brick work will
be begun by Monday Already a con.
siderable amount OF material is on the
ground
The building is to be completed IN
time for occupancy by the middle Of
September and the contractors are
planning to push operations to the lim
it with the object in view The force
of workmen employed is to be lnereas
ed as rapidly as conditions win per.
nit
General Manager Price Of the A @.
Campbell Construction company was
here to see the work started and Gen
eral Supt. Inkster IS III direct charge
OF operations. with G. II cranwell act
ing as supervisor in behalf Of the
board of education.
Built upon the unit plan" which is
the latest word in the way Of school
architecture, one-story and completely
fire-proof the junior high will present
distinctive type Of building both IN
exterior appearance and in interior
arrangements. u viii be thoroughly
equipped for carrying on Junior high
school work in the most approved
manner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
CAR TAKES
WILD LEAP

A phone message received by Judge
X. Z. Davenport last evening stated
that r. d. Smith. who resides about 2's
miles south OF Norge had been injur-
ed in an auto accident near his home.
According to the report as received
BY Judge Davenport. Mr. smith ac-
companied by two boys had LEFT the
smith residence about the middle Of
the afternoon and were driving to-
ward Norge. Ia descending a steep
hin. leading to a bridge over stream
near his home Mr.. Smith lost control
OF his ear. The car raced down the
hin and plunged Off the bridge TO the
bottom OF the chasm about twenty
feet below
Mr.. smith was reported as being IN
iured. but not so badly as to prevent
his reaching a telephone and calling
for medical aid The doctor who re-
spouded to the call had the injured
man removed 70 his home,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
PROPERTY
OF CHURCH
INVOLVED

In the matter Of Ralph Lamb ct al
vs. the Cumberland Presbyterian
church OF Chickasha. on trial in the
district court yesterday afternoon,
Judge viii Linn, after the introduc-
tion Of all testimony granted both the
plaintiff and the defendant 80 days III
which to file briefs.
The above case has grown out Of
the transfer of the Chickasha church
property, following the uniting. some
years back, Of the Cumberland Pres.
byterians with the Presbyierians Of
the United States, or the United Praa
hyterians When the churches were
united about one.haif Of The chickas
sha congregation refused or failed 20
become parties to the union.
Things rocked along from 1906 ac.
cordiug to the testimony thus far de-
duced until 1871. when the trustecs,
defendants herein decided the church
property, located o. Iowa avenue N
A. A. Cooper, TO be held BY him "
trust and as security for tie aniornis
paid out on certain paving taxes A
Al Cooper was the nasior IN charge oe
the congregation al the time The
transfer to Cooper was made by p p.
Riddle. Walter llalsey and Henry Ire
ton as trustees Of the church at the
time
The present suit is 10 set aside fhc
transfer as Illegal and Of nou-effect
Rev. r. A. Brown OF Marlow, former.
ly pastor of the Presbyterian church
Of Cbickasha WAS the principal wit.
ness yesterday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
CORZINE IS
OUT OF IT

The Express has received the fol
lowing from J. A. Corzine, county com
missioner:
Alex. Okla. June .. 1916.
To my friends Of the southern Com
missioner's District Of Grady County;
Owing to the poor condition Of my
health have been advised by my ply
sician 20 abandon the race for county
commissioner After due considera-
ton. with fairness TO the voters of this
district and to myself ! have decided
it may be best While I do this, gen
tlemen. [ must say that I do so with
regret for ] feel as though my contin
uation in this office would have been
Of some advantage as it requires some
time for a man to familiarize hjmseli
with the duties oi the office TO give "a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
OMINOUS
OPENING
OUTLOOK
J. PIuvius Gets Gay Early in Game,
Threatening 10 Take Hand in Golf
Tourney Battle is Begun
FuriOusly

AS the Rock Island train bearing the
belligerent horde of El Reno golfers
hove into view this morning, deep in
donations like the sounds of exploding
bombs sent a chill through the hearts
of certain timid Chickasha warriors
who were gathered at the station to
meet the invading foe.
A rumor gained currency that the
terrifying tones were due to the fact
that Judge Libby the Achilles Of the
El Reno hordes, had already begun a
long-range bombardment with his
BUSY Bertha" the same being one
42-centimbter pipe which he loads with
Hillside Navy when he gets into action
on the links. Hasty accommodating
by the aviation corps, however, soon
reassured the Chickasha clan, the re-
port being brought back that the loud
rumbling that rent the skies was
merely the mutterings sof j. Pluvius
who, peeved that he had not been in
vited to enter tourney was kicking up
a disturbance, demanding that he be
admitted as an entry at the last min
ute
IN the face Of this ominous outlook,
deep gloom pervaded the ranks of
both bands of warriors as the train
pulled in at the station and the Wis
itors we're welcomed. With the ele-
ments still acting up. emissarios We're
Immediately sent to treat with Gen J..
Pluv in ain effort to persuade HIN to
withdraw from his offensive but the
monarch OF the land Of moisture and
storms sent word back that there was
nothing doing AS the morning wore
on, with the golf forces maneuvering
on the links, the skies thickened and
by II o'clock it looked like J. Pluv was
destined to come out conqueror in the
battle.
Despite the threatening weather, the
large crowd of El Reno players. with
nearly as many ladies, We're conveyed
in ears to the Country club and the
program for the day was started.
With communication crippled at this
hour. it is impossible to state with ac-
curacy how the battle is going. Brief
bulletins from the scene Of hostilities
early in the action stated that the fray
was being fought furiously in spots but
With no indications pointing to the
final outcome. Conservative sports in
the early hours OF the combat, how
ever. were placing their bets on j.
Pluv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Republicans Warm Up.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Coliseum. Chicago. H. June p
The Republican national convention
convened the days session at ll:l3
and Chairman Harding called for nom
nations for presidential candidates at
1898.
Alabama passed and Arizona yield
ed to New York One alternate dele
gate from Arizona objected and the
delegation was polled
At 1913 Gov Whitman, of New
York, was recognized to nominate JUS
tice Hughes.
Delegate Weinberg of Maryland an
..nounced that he would attempt to in
iroduce resolution inviting Roose-
welt to come to Chicago and address
the convention.
Senator smoot read the report Of
the conference committee concerning
the meeting with the Moose conferees.
The report said the Progressive con
ferees believed Roosevelt's following
so large and his personal relation to
the issues involved so close that he IS
the most desirable candidate. A
storm of applause followed the read
ing Of the report Smott said the con
ference was most friendly and frank.
BedIam Breaks Loose.
The old time hurrah swelled to the
dome of the Coliseum and the floor
broke into a thousand snake dances
when Gov. Whitman nominated
Hughes. finishing his speech at 12:i2.
At i2:s1 the demonstration ended and
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler, Of New
York. began his nominating speech for
Root. Butler finished his speech at
1856 and demonstration for Root
began. Women joined in the commo-
ton and Chauncey M Depew. Of New
York forgot his mutton chop whiskers,
his eighty odd years and dignity. leap
ing into a chair and waving his cane
and hat and shouting.
The Hughes owburst and huge
replica Of an elephant furthered the
wildness Of the delegates. Whitman
lauded the private and official life OF
Hughes. as above reproach and assail-
sd President Wilson'S foreign policy.
He also urged the need OF protective
tariff.
The Republican conference commit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Huahes sin slIent.

BY United Press.
Washington, June 9.-Justice Hughes
was seated in his library reading when
he was sought by newspaper men to-
day. He refused to comment and will
make no statement unless the conven-
tion nominates him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 9.-It is expected
that nominations will be made today in
both the Republican and the Progress
sive conventions.
Early this morning the indications
we're that the conservatives would be
unable to further restrain the radical
element among the Moose, who are
bent upon pushing through the nomi-
nation of Roosevelt at once, regardless
Of whatever action that the Republican
convention may take
The Hughes boomers among the Re-
publicans also wanted showdown
today The followers Of the "favorite
sons" believe that Hughes will be de-
feated il he Is not nominated by the
second ballot.
After the first ballot is taken, il is
expected that at least one hundred
delegates who are committed to ia
vorite sons viii be released and the
surviving boomers are expected to
scramble for them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
RUSS ROUT
AUSTRIANS
9y United Press.

9y United Press.
London. June 9-According to re-
ports received here today the Rus
slams put to flight five Austrian ar
mics that are now engaged in a drive
toward Lemberg
The Austrian casualties are reported
to have been two hundred thousand in
five days
Dispatches from Petrograd assert
that nfty thousand Austrians have
been captured since the move toward
Lemberg was started.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
the people bis best CIVIC.

the people his best services.
Trusting that the citizens of this
district fully realize my position in
this matter, with the deepest regret,
I must advise them Of the withdrawal
of my candidacy in the coming elee-
ton. While doing so want to thank
my friends and supporters for their
loyalty to me and want to say that |
expect to give you my best services
while I remain in office. Ouce again
thank you.
]. A. CORZINE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
Many Matters Considered Dot Lillle Def
mite Action; I'onrlh Of Iuly Show
is TAreshed Out. Schwartz
Makes Statement
BOLES CASE COMES
UP TOR DISCUSSION
DepOsed Cop and Chief ale Heard Bill
Settlement d Controversy IS De-
laycd, No Additions Made
70 Force


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present met last nigat n rrgular ses-
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the regular routine business thAe
were a number OF important measures
called up. practically al Of Which
We're discussed At Length ana either
with Instructions that the committees
with instructions that enc committoes
report ~ The next regular session 81
the council.
lust before the adjournment Of tie
council Mayor cofiman brought up
the matter Of tho proposed Fourth ii
July celebration apa carnival and siat
sd that The council would iilse d an-
derstand the matter fullv
Mayor Coffman said that ba fcf tAe
people o. the eity wanted Is unde
stand just where The city came hi ana
here Il got OFF, ihat the council at
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
ROLL CALL REACHED
BY REPUBLICAN CLAN
Nominating Speeches Start, Resolution TO
Invite Teddy to Speak May Be
Introduced; SmOOt Reports
Moose Friendly
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Auditorium, Chicago ILL.,, June o.
The conferees named by the Progress
siyes to confer with similar commit
tee appointed by the Republican con
vention to discuss plans for getting to-
gether in regard to candidates and is
sues made report to the Moose con-
yention this forming, stating that they
had presented Roosevelts name to
the Republican conferees and that the
Republicans had presented no name.
They said that their only conclusion
was that another conference might be
desirable this afternoon or tonight.
The consideration of the platform is
slated to come next, but the radicals
threstened this morning to nominate
Roosevelt at once If the Republicans
went ahead with nominations.
Borah Enters Moose Meet.
Senator Borah, of Idaho, one OF the
Republican peace conferees, entered
the Progressive convention and re-
ceived tribute Of applause when he
took the platform to make a speech
George W-Perkins reported that the
chairmaniof the conference committee
asked the convention for a little more
time. promising to report very soon,
within fifteen minutes, if necessary
The committee continues in existence
but its future course is apparently un-
decided Apparently no action will
now be taken on the conference report
The adopting of the platform was be-
gun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
DEMONSTRATION ASl
HUGHES IS PRESENTED
Both Parties Appear 10 Be Bent on Sci.
eciing Candidates Today; Radical
Moose Unwilling to Be Res
trained Longer; Want T.R.
BY j. w. Kayser

editor of the Grady County Star)
Special to Daily Express.
Chicago, H., June 9-Finally end
ing one O the hardest fought political
battles ever waged within the ranks
of the Republican party, James j, Nc
Graw, OF Ponca City, was elected ma
tional committeeman of Oklahoma by
the Republican national convention al
S o'clock Thursday afternoon His
name was the only one presented to
the convention by the Oklahoma del
egation. The friends Of James Harris,
former national committeeman, who
sought reelection, had given up the
fight before the final showdown
came.
The name Of Theodore Roosevelt
was mentioned for the first time in
the Republican convention This morn
ing when Senator Reed Smoot Of Utah,
arose and told the convention that the
conference committee, appointed by
the two conventions to consult in re-
gard to candidates, had reported that
the Progressive members Of the com
mittee were unanimous for Roosevelt.
At the mention Of Rooseyelt's name
a demonstration was started, which
lasted three minutes and was stopped
with difficulty
When the roll call of states for the
nomination Of presidential candidates
was begun this morning, Alabama
passed and Governor Whitman, Of
New York, presented the name of Jus.
tice Hughes, provoking the greatest
demonstration Of the convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
yerdun Operations.

BY United Press.
Paris, June 9-The Germans pene-
trated a French trench in the Caillette
woods but elsewhere they were re-
pulsed along the verdun front. with
heavy losses. the war office statement
says today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
lee was continued

tee was continued.
The indications are that the nomi-
mating speeches may last three hours.
The nomination of candidates for vice
president and balloting may be reach
ed today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
RETURNS WITH PRISONERS.

Deputy Hugh Hogue Of the sher.
iff's force. returned last night from
cordell. Washita county. having IN
charge =. n Wells and Charles Bogus.
charged with grand larceny The del
PENDANTS are accused of stealing sad.
dies from a couple q Grady county
farmers several days since an oc-
"ouut Of tho THEFT appearing in the
Express at tho time They were az
rested in Cordef on charses Of carry
ing pistols and the officers ol crady
notified Comfy AtioHoy Nenahie
has filed complaint against the defend.
ants before Judge A. G Fuller and
they VIII be arraigned Tuesday June
-.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

II was not learned whether air
Smith suffered either internal Injuries
or broken bones. Neither Of the Bows
who were with Mr. Smith at the time
Of the accident was seriously injured
according 70 the information received.
The auto is said to have been badly
wrecked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

Continued on &
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
HOSPITAL NOTES

Anton Olson, OF Highland. Ind, who
suffered a paralytic stroke yesterday.
is patient at the Gary General hos.
pital..