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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Produce Notes

The veal market IL showing a
weaker tone. Farmers. thru With
their heavy summer harvest. are
bringing their calves 20 market and
creating a heavy ovcrsnpply.
Chickens are also reported 10 be
weaker. quotations dropping to ~
cents.
There was steady movement In
all soft fruit lines Monday morning.
dealers reporting fair arrivals OF all
stocks with no special commodity
featuring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
STATE BANK TO
| ENLARGE PLACE
ADDS 2O-Foot Store South
Of Present Location

Pans for the remodciing Of he
sescct store south of the State Bark
a seattle. on Second ave. and Madi
spa 4. 70 Be used as additional quar-.
ten fur the hank. have been com
p,eesd The addition will give tenn.
poesry relief for the increased bust
- 4 the banking institution
49, January I. 1871. the bank
win msvs across the corn TO the
prspent quArters Of the National
Dank Z Commerce. In the Leary
bullalne The National Bank Of
Csnnwes win move to les perma-
NJ hone m the BailIarxecn build
~, q Second ave. and Spring 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

stalls fof-fe,-ios fresh creamery but
ter Sc 10; fancy Jersey butter sso ". ;
two tail cans Ce-operntivs milk asc
fresh eggs. sac dos. . dos, u.os: peanut
butter. isc NJ. fbs ssc; full cream
cheese. ssc n. stall iis. veal outlets.
ssr NJ. liberty steak. ms ssr. pot
roast. Use NJ. boiling b~ef. fbc N.
fancy picnics. roc N lamb steak. fbe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

corn fiAkeA sSe: ma white beaaa sSe
ssaii :. bsss canning peaches. ,L.s crate:
sweet eraasss. for use: prunes. Ice aek
Stalls ft-;s. peanut butter. zoe No.: cot
taxs chsssA lee n. Stall 1. good eaaea-
ioupes. for ssc; watermelon. se -;
lemons. soc dox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Public Markets


Stall III. pure strained honey. sec Pr.
Use ct; pure italian olive oil tt.te at I;
apple Jelly, iGo no rlbby,s apple butter.
ise n. Stail ~. fIbhy's heyiisd meat.
isrs. can Toe. small can Te; T. X 1.
chicken tArnaiss. . cans use; home made
ham loaf. ssc 10: Libey's red beans. DC
mar can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

DENVER. Aug. t.---cattts--ft<ecipss
xa9e head. market Sc hixher. Steers.
Sis,ssef4sS. cows and heisers. s7.7s0
w. calves. ei1.Seof1eS.
Hers-Rsceipes. 3se head. maskst 10
lpwer. Tor. s317S. bulk Of sales. S1f0
ts1se.
sAssp--Rsceipss. i5.ses head: market
sves. LAmhs. SiA7sefss7s. ewes. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

PORTLAND. Aug. t.--catfie--Hseeipss.
1,3Ss head. market weak. Cord 90 choice
steers. tif0f7: fair TO good stsers. $40
siese: common 10 fair steers. e1o1.so
rood 20 choice cows and hsifsrs. u6s.
medium to good. Ss0s. tanners. tsos.
buiis. tt87. calves. ts0fese.
Hogs Receipts. f.3S7 head. MARKET 10
weak Prime nixed. tt1ss . 50: me
dun mixed. t9tssn a.; rough heavy.
s37 . 77so; pigs. tf5.soSso.,s: bulk OF
safes. t7s
ahssp-Rsceipts. 1.ses head: market is
steady. Prime lambs. Sff.so0fs: fair 20
medium, sssoott; yesriinGn. ts.ss0
T.so: ~eshsrs. ss.fo0T: ewes. ss.se07.
Buttsf--ss n Gle per III.
Exgs-sf o $50 per dos.
Hsns-17 ease per ID; broiisrs. a.esso
per ID.
ch.ese--as % <oc per ID.
Psars-t3se0t
Peaches--1sc o. LIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

stan ~. pure fresh milk. lie at Stall
az, carnation milk. lac can. stsii ~. .
fba pure cane sugar. TIC. Stall 1894, A.
n II. soda &c: kitchen cleanser. 8 ba,
isc. campbeii's soups. lie can. Stall IS.
fresh peanut butter. lie NJ; sauerkraut.
qts ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Nh A. B. Ward, 63,
Dies Here Sunday

Ma A. b Ward. 81. for the last
- yoars . resident Of Seattle. died
af ~ home. COST Allison IT. Sunday
nssnine. Funeral announcement
vin - made later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

sursr and s~ap sssii. casnasioa- Borden
cr vedsvai milk. AVE can: ban old
size Lemon or sunny Monday. ,se; 8 bars
cryntd white or Bot white. ssc; large
sesfoam or Citrus. sc pkg. Red Seal
Grocery. Annex, snider's tomato soup.
ise can: (; pkgs. Grape Nuts or pkgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

CHICAGO. Aug. s.--crep evedisss~a
gsnsraiiy the rosf important fAceos n
ssadinx on the Chicago Board Of Trade.
we're ignored tcday. rhs agitation roe
lowering Of the cost Of iivtng va
the big tspsc. IL inspired further ceiling
today. all lines fssiias the dovpvasd
pull
september corn vAs sc down az the
cp~ntnE. TIA. and trvprsd ise fsrthss
before noon. peeemnsr corn orered ~
sfst. Down &c. and dropped so there
aftsr. May ecrn was down ske 81 ths
opening. si.tsx. ana with little trading
later io~fnG NC.
September oats vas OFT We On cpsefng.
1t tive. and subsequently, dfvppsd fkc:
Dse~mb~r eats wAA fHc down ~ tbs
opening. 7sRe. and later ioss Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
wESTI.AKE

Stalls ie.iT. an ma rolled oats. asci
bars Lcnox soap. asc: soe pkg. Cream
Of Wheat. 1sc. 4 hoses acarchiight
matches 26o. 9 cans oil sardines. 2sc;
Baii Mason Jars. ats, pso. stall lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Frisco Market Status

IAN vRANcIsco. AUG. S.--Butssr---
EzssaA Ssbc - ID; prime nrses. 90 .
~ n nrstss ssHc per ID.
keu-BxtfAs. sec per dos: fSrsta. sexe
~ ~ sz1sA puflets. ssc per dos-
che>as-chufpenia fIAss. fancy. SfHc
~ NJ fsscA See per ID.
Ne - b necessarily simple b.
causs ~ HIVES the simple life.
% , huaana natsre 70 want 10
smuss soms one occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Adam fell In love with Eve--snd
the fall Of man has been continu.
GUS performance from that day to
this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
RANK ClEARiNGs
VESSEL MOVEMENTS


rAroosH ISLAND. Aug. "a A. NJ
narometer rising. foxxy outside. wind
south. sia miles an hour. Passed In
A two-mast steamer at $40 a m. Passed
cut tanker at f.tb y. m. last night, ..
Admiral farraxut At f,to .. m. last
night; - Admiral sobree at siso y, m.
last night. bEs Isaac Heed In tow OF tug
RELIEF at f;to y. m, last night! Q three.
mast steam schooner at a. N. probably
tia San Diego. August Sue D. M
Cloudy light south wind. A. NJ
tleudsi isht southwest Wind. Passed
Ia q. 4 n nnehemi.h at siso .. m las,
niEht. a steamer at o m. probably
the Yosemite Passed cut A steamer al
a M. probably the Horace nastsr.
u. n ~ saturn At a nt.
PORT ASuSf.Es-D Departed Aueust ..
20 saginaw with hEs WIN. ~. Smith at .
y. m. last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Ausast s--ss fuiten from Vancouver.
H. G., at q. m.
August 80 skaEway from Hanairno.
" e. At sts .. m. % Admiral Hchley
rom sAn Diego via san Pedro and San
francisco a. II O. m. 80 Toll Maru from
bairsa via kste At 10 80 . On. - Prince
tssorno from Prince Rupert. n. O.. via
ss"eouves, N g. at iits y, m.. - Morn
ing star from Vancouver. ~. C. at D
m. - Asriaen from Assoria vita Baiiins.
ham and Tacoma at sist .. m. 90 Co.
manshs from Heilinxham al a IA. a.
Nstham from Victoria. n. C.. at 10 y
m ss sslkirk from Victoria. II. C.. at 10
D m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

August s-ss Admiral a-br~s ~ Q m
Ocean fsils. n G.. via Dupont. at I a
m. % Admiral Farragut for San Diego
VIA nan Franchise and san Pedro At a.
. m. - Adtnrai Goodrich for bsuth-
eastern and Southwestern Alaska at 0 %.
m. - fo,sn Maru foe Yokohama. kots.
esaxhsns And singapore ct sac .. m
- ossnan Msra for Yokohama and kess
Al iits y. N. . Admiral sehi-y for
Isrorns ~ .. ma. - Prfnes George
for Prince Rupert. n. c.. via vAaeouvsr.
u 9. at midnight b9e John g. Potter
foe fAdysmish. u. C.. In ten Of - Mar
mica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Wholesale Nsts
AlnsoAs n. ............ SEQ q.
Bvasii Nass-pe- N. ........ $50 ~
Ce~Nsasss--per doa ........... fet
r1lberss--p~r m ............ "a
Wsirsts shsii. per n. ~
Msnrhurfan ..sssss.sss.s-...s... IA
Blaek Wstsafs--rer N. ............. ~
reassts--virEtnia Ksyssops. 3d.. ~
re~aas--Per n. .................,... ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Wsres~ss 1t~psvts
Canadian 6ssvevumsse

August ,-s~ Norwood % miles from
kntehiksn northbcund at fois = m.
August SIS City Of Seattle passing
out Of Queen Charlotte sound north hound
1T o. m. - Admiral Rodman off Ad-
ANS river northbound at icsis a. m. mo-
tor sehr Apcr abeam Alert bay south
bound at 1915 a. m - Admiral NIch-
olson abeam Alert bay northbound at t.io
q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

eewARp--eaiisd August o. Ne Ala,
media soathtound 81 10 q m.
observation-disclosures August a. ne he.
dendo southbesad ~ 8 u. "a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
QUEEN MARY IN
Summing TRIP
ORDERS CLEANUP
English Queen Does 'East Side"
Of London in Disguise; Is
Shocked
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, April 11.-stirred by per
aonal discoveries made during sur
prise visits to the slulns Of London,
Queen Mary took the unprecedented
step Of calling the leading Aitish
health authorities to discuss and
draw plans for the betterment Of
conditions, Immediately
King George made a speech vel
coming the step taken The queen
recently made a series Of unannounc-
ed visits to East London and was
decidedly shocked at what she saw.
Al the visits to the Sums that she
has made previously have been care
fully staged-managed
During her recent trips she re
qaested the mayor of the East Lon
don district to show her the by
ways Of the slums. The queen was
disguised the mayor said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11

MEN LAND
WAGE EiiKE
-----------------.s
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Apail 11-Tfain am
ensinemen of the National railways
We're today granted aas saher Increase
in wages by Director General Hines
The order effects more than 4OO 600
employees and is retroactive to Jan
uary l.
The claims of time and a half for
overtime presented by The trainment
has been referred to a bipartisan
board for a final decision.
The increases as stipulated in the
raise, range from SIS to $23.3O q
month and from $l2l to $153 fol
a days wages
The confederation Of this raise in
wages has occupied the time Of the
administration since the first Of the
year when the hearings on the point
yoTe ended
The wages Of the o22rea mon are.
still being con eidered by the almin
:stration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
Is So Regarded Following State
ment to Germany by En-
tente that Bavaria Not
In Peace Treaty.
SPARTACANS SENT TO
TAKE GERMAN CONTROL
Would Refuse to Pay Hun Debt;
Force Occupation; Socialists
Retake City; Good Prog
ress at Farley.

CBy VIM Phillips Sims, Staff Corr
by Bnited Press.
Paris April 1.--confirmation that
the boIsheViki plot to seize Germany
was the initial step in world revo.
luton has been received, it is off.
ciaIly announced.
Il was planned for the spartacans
to assume control during or lmme.
daleIy following the Versailles con.
grecs. They were then scheduled
TO fold their arms and say, "Do what
you like. We do nothing" With
their refusal to pay the indemnity,
il was believed that they would force
an occupation OF Germany, which
would embitter the home folks. The
6partacans were then to convert
the troops of occupation to their be,
lief.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
DISCOVER BOLSHEVIM PLOT FOR WORLD REVOLT

bile license fees and taking only
That portion Of the excess revenue
in the state treasury coming from
athe gross production tax, heretofore
expended on our roads, will be more
than sufficient to retire the bonds
and pay all interest, according TO
figures compiled by the state audit
or and state Highway commissioner,
and it should never be necessary for
one penny 0i taxes to be leyiei
against the people Of the state for
this purpose. If the automobiles in
the state increase at onehalf the
ratio during the next four years as
they have in the past four, the rev
enue from these sources win more
than meet every requirement for the
refinement cf the bonds.
Half Of the cost of the roads
will be expended for labor and this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11

headquarters for government
physician who will be here in the
near future to conduct a campaign
against venereal disease. The gov
ernment has made an offer where
by they agree to furnish the doctors
who viii conduct clinics for the
eradication Of veneral diseases of
both sexes The government will
supply all the medics providing that
the various cities viii supply head
quarters for the federal men.
Tho sanitary committee was also
assigned to investigate tho possl-
bility OF purchasing large acreage
to be used by the city as a dumping
ground,
According to several members of
the sanitary committee, land suitably
located for dumping purposes is in
scarcity near Chickasha. This will
be thoroughly Investigated and the
committee will report at the next
regular meeting, Mayor Durbin says.
All members of the council we're
present at the session last night
with the exception Of c. H. Cane
man and ]. w. Wellborn Mr. Cane
man. chairman pro tempore of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
Governor Starts on Speaking
Tour in Favor Of $50,0OO,O00
Amendment; to Name An
Advisory Board.
ISSUES STATEMENT
TO OKLAHOMA PEOPLE
Commission of Five Must Be Sat-
is factory 10 Legislature the
State S Chief Executive
Says in Pledge,
BY United Press.


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l''7 % ''7 commission o. lIVe T.
""''''e '"o l'0'7'0'0'o r'@7-oullaL'l6
p'oJe0' wan We Ai'aeo ny 'oYerhof
i,''7' $50" o'I'y 'slIeI ne IS certain
ui'S ''e S'' lSiacV7ry 10 lhe IegI2Ia-
''ig
Io 5o'e'.iot "ii 'l.siie aH auYi5.
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'-11'-ii III oii'oo py ei'il C0iliiy III IHe
'''''' VINO "iii nave '.1eeS7 o' an
''i'iS9 10 p'a'i'' 5pecI'- '-c1'ioh3 ana
business y ~L~''i7 OF -He Ooaru'
-7-o were p-eQso5 "aao o5 u 'F.
ol'io' -'0DerOson VJ"@F -7 ne @I3l'9@
ms l.l'C SpsiNllls oJ"f va support o.
'"' ooii' iSSue "iI'e-lu'''e'l' 70 DC
'''9o On Sl1s y lHe soFefnor re-
sai0S p''S"t5e y llie measure as w.
''l 10 IiIs ''''i'ii''@ s'''i' ioF' ne
say . me was e'e''9u q" d goo"
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Ie"' le1-1I97 u Il' p'o0o1'd a-lieIu
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1t Will 'e '4lpos7IDie LoF me -
speak III every section OIL '-Ie s'"'9
ana IoI llll' reason ! am Dl"i''Hs
inns +'''e'i!eHl - you may N"o"
my ln5o' est IN 'he success OF tno
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
Test Shows for Good Well; Has
Some Gas and Sprays Oil;
Reported Being Eight
Feet in Sand,
EXPECT DRILL DEEPER.
AND FINISH PRODUCER
Activity Shown Everywhere +;
Producers Indicate an In
creased Flow; Building
More Tankage.

The l. w. Williams wen in the ne
Of the sw OF 32.G-9 bears every ear
mark Of being an oil wei, according
to reliable Chickasha mon who Wis
tied the field yesterday afternoon.
A fairly heavy flow of gas was ey-
ident with light sprays of oil show,
ing. The drillera stated that they
were about oight .eet in the sand
with the bottom Of the hole at 2,350
feet and with from 200 to 500 feet
of oil in the hole They were shut
down and we're endeagoring to get
in touch with l. w. Williams, lieid
man of the Cement Fields Oil com
pany, for further orders. Ia The
event that Williams was located and
landed on the ground today ii was
expected that they would drill in
today or tomorrow and the fraterni-
ty expects one of The best wells in
the field to result frcm the Wiliama
test when finished
End Of Hard Job.
The well has reached its present
status only after the most trying
battle with every brand Of hard luck
known to the business Of drilling
oil wells. They first started to deep
EN- the old Oklahoma Star well, but
after spending considerable money
and muoh valuable time, were fore
ell to abandon the project and new
hole was started. Much trouble has
been encountered but by careful, un-
firing work they have landed the |
test in the pay with the hole in good !
condition and with the brightest o.
The test is doubly important in
that it, with the Betty q, helps |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
SANDERS OUTFIT
LOSE DERRICKS

Word was received this morning
from R. N. Sando-s of the Sander
Oil and Gas company with h7iding
in the Walter field, stating thar
three OF the company's rigs were
blown down by the storm Wedue
day.
Two Of the rigs we're in 52-1)
while the third was located in g-2-lo.
Two Of the wells had the casing sci
and were ready 10 be brought in
The rigs will be rebuilt at once an
operations continued The company
is moving on their no. 4 vel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
PIenary Session Called.

BY United Press.
Paris, April ia plenary session
Of the peace conference has been
called to hear the report on the in
torr1t.oEll labor legislation 1t is
expected to develop forms Of airing
the dissatisfaction Of the small ma
tigas and The countries that are not
represented in the conference.
The big Four are Known to re-
sent the assumption Of supreme au-
thorily The League of Nations COM
mission lost night agreed to insert
provision specifically guaranteeing
the Monroe doctrine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
Bavaria Not included.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
E2ale, April 1.-THE allies have
no.lied The German goyern.1oat that
Bavaria is not incIgdod in tie pe1ce
treaty according to dlspa ,ohe3 re-
cai7ed here from Stuttgart.
This action is regarded as vir-
tual recognitica OF the independence
Of Bavaria, though it is not taken
t3 mean recognition of the new
s-.1et.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
is
REAT TEST
CRIMINAL
By FRED S. FERGUSON

W AIA-D -' -4AAN 4 oC-N
Omitted Press Staff CorrespondonD
Paris, April 11.-Germany- must
pay for the full frightfuIneas the
former kaiser accomplished. lie was
branded as the greatest criminal OF
the age and the way was opened for
his prosecution in The countries
where his crimes we're committed
This is the substance Of the find
ings of the committee on repara.
tions and to fix q responsibility for
the war, it was learned today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
BOY SCOUTS TO MEET
VINCA PARK TONIGHT

The Boy Scouts meet tonight at
1870 at Scout headquarters, Vinca
Park, Commissioner Denham an
nounced this morning. Order Of the
evening, Commissioner Denham says.
will be military drill, Swedish exer-
cises, and special stunts.
Examinations in tenderfoot and
second class scoutcraft will be given
by the scout commissioner. who or
der5 that every scout be present.
Scoutmaeters will be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
De9osed Socialists Busy.

BY United Press
Bo,-in. April 1o.-Wursoburg has
been reeaptued and Munich is iso-
lated by the deDosed socialist gov
eramont forces. advices received
here today state.
The Scheidemann government is
Represented as pleased at the trend
cf the Bavar.an situation. The res
J5rat.oa Of the socialists is believed
to be Likely
The general strike in Saxony and
the Ruhr districts is growing.
Street fighting in Madgeburg result
ed in heavy casualties. The situa-
tion in Berlin is tense though quiet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
Make Rapid Progress.
BY United Press.

bE OnlIeu EleSS.
Washington April 1.-THE peace
conference has made more progress
in the last two days than in the two
weeks presiding, private advices re-
ceivod here state. The officials are
plainly pleased at the prospect of Il
settlement Of all questions shortly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
GINNING HEARING MAY 10
By United Press.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City April 1.-THE
corporation commission has dated
the annual ginning hearing for May
10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11
VIII Buy Troator.

Realizing the super-abundancee Of
work that is now staring Street
Commissioner Poets and his force
directly in The face, the street and
alley committee, appointed at The
last meeting to investigate the adj
visibility Of buying a tractor for the
street department, recommended
tnat The city buy the Cleveland
tractor which was displayed hero
several days ago. A motion ordering
the committee, with the official as
sistance Of Mayor Durbin. to pur-
chase tractor at the smallest and
most satisfactory price, carried The
tractor according TO estimates sub
mitted ly the company viii cost the
city a sum aggregating $1,000.
BY the usage Of the tractor Com
missioner Beets says, the labor Of
two men and two teams can be
saved and the work can he compile
ed in a more prompt and satisfactory
manner The tractor will be in op-
Grafton on the city's streets some
time within the next two weeks.
viii Eradicate Disease.
In cooperation with plan now
being launched by the federal de-
partment Of health. the sanitary
committee by action taken at the
council meeting last night was or
dered to secure a suitable place or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-11

J. W. Cralle Of East View, Ky.
father Of N. S. Cralle, is in the city
visiting his son and family.
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STATE APPROPRIATIONS

s BY United Press.
e Oklahoma Ciyt April IL
l. The net appropriations ap-
+ proved by the governor
> are S1S,737.O20 according to
! the compilation of the figures
: today During the last few
s. days he has struck S4O5.29O
5 from various bills. Tomorrow
+ which completes the 15-day
! limit, eleven bills win die for
+ lack of the governors sigma
= ture.
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AftAf'A
in the presence Of the council anl
were approved as read
May Repeal Ordinances.
On motion by Councilman On
Bose, seconded by Loranaon, the
street and alley committee, together
with the city attorney, was ordered
% take the matter Of repeating or
modifying the ordinance which pro
des that it shall be unlawful to
Construct, maintain or place a con-
amer OF gasoline or gasoline pumps
on Chickasha avenue between First
and Sixth street This action was
taken as a result of l. dispute with
two local concerns who wero main-
tanning gas pumps on Chiokasha
avenue. One of the proprietors CT
the filling station, presented to the
council a petition, stating that the
gasoline pump was not detrimental
to the business ana eG 9Geased their
approval of its being permitted to be
retained in it's present position. Ihs
petition was signed by all the bust
ness men in the immediate business
district
It was the concensus Of opinion
among lie c9uncilmon that the CTdi-
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D.. START OVERSEAS FLlcA
By United Press

j. By United Press.
= ST. Johns New F1undland,
J. April 1I.-Lieut. Harry Haw-
- ker viii start from here today
= on his transatlantic flight,
> airmen believe. The govern
: or inspected the a.rplane
y which is to make the trial
= this morning.
=
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