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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27
JURY DISAGREES IN
 MAIL FRAUD CASES

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-After 4 hours deiberation the jury repre- sented it had failed to agree and was dismissed today in the case of Mai. John B. Jeffery, Mason L. Williams of San Francisco and Mrs. Alyce F. Rogers of Los Angeles, charged with defrauding through the mails in con- nection with collections for the Ma tional Defense league of California.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27
INFERNO, NOTED RACE
 HORSE, IS KILLED

TORONTO, Marcn z6.-InfeTno, one of the best race horses ever foaled in Canada, was mercifully put to death yesterday at the Ontario Veterinary college. During severaF years, begin ming in 1905, Inferno won many open events, including the King Edward ho- tel cup three years in succession and the Durham cup twice.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27
FLETCHER'S WILL FUND
 TO TEACH HOW TO EAT
CBy RevieW Leased Wire

NEW YORK, March 2s@The residu- sry estate of Horace Fletcher. experl on dietetics, whose will was filed here today, is left to Harvard university, the income to be used ito foster know ledge of healthful nutrition"
 Mrs. Grace A Fletcher of this city, his widow, will receive an annuity of $3600 and -all personal property in Venice. Italy"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27
Fail to Agree
 On Ship Wage
Workers Fear 1. w. w. Will Gain Control of Labor in
 Northwest Yards
By Rerev Leased wIre)

WASHINGTON. March 26.- Failure to agree on a proposal by which preference in employment would be given union men, de layed any progress today by Pa cific coast shipbuilders and dele gates of the Metal Trades unions in framing a new working agree ment- Sharp differences of opin- ion developed between the em- ployers and the men and the con ferences finally adjourned until tomorrow without an agreement being reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27

TACOMA, March 26.-Control of the labor situation in the Pa cific northwest will soon be in the hands of the Industrial Workers of the World unless conditions are changed in such manne ras to dis courage I. w. W. propaganda, ac- cording to a telegram sent toial to Tacoma representative of the Metal Trades council at the Wash ington shipyards wage conference by c. R. Barrett, secretary of the local council.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27

LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 26.-With citizens committee ready to receive him at the railroad station, nineteen guns loaded for a military salute and regiment each of infantry and artil- lery ready to pass in review before him, Louisville, Camp Zachary Taylor and Camp Henry Knox, today pre- pared to do honor to Newton D. Ba- ker, secretary of war. and General Peyton c March. chief of staff, neith- CT of whom arrived.
 Telegrams from MT Baker to the Louisville board of trade previously had said he would be unable to visit Louisville and its nearby cantonments on his inspection trip. Army officers, however, had no official word of the change in his itinerary and made prep arations in accordance with instruc- tions from MT. Bakers office
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27

Doctors are experimenting with ra- dium water as medicinal beverage.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27
DEMOBILIzATI0N IS
 RAPID, SAYS BAKER
 AFTER INVESTIGATION
Secretary of War Declares Men Being Discharged
 Quickly as Possible
Ry Review Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Upon his return to Washington today from a swing around the country visiting army demobilization centers in com pany with General March, chief of staff, Secretary Baker said he had found that the best record generally of discharge of men from overseas after their arrival in camps in the United States was 4S hours The sec retary told of one small camp where the men were released on the same day of arrival and said that in none of the camps visited did the period exceed six days.
 MT. Baker gave a detailed declara- tiOn of the processes of demobiliza- tion, including the examination of each men by from ten othirteen doctors to determine whether Ine men had suffered any injurious physical eff fleets by reason of their service. Each doctor is a specialist, and where an ailment is found a board of review.
  the examination The secretary said he had talked with a great number of soldiers and that~he did not recall a single instance of comp:aint because of failure to receive full pay.
 During his visit to the camps, the war secretary note dthat agents of the department of labor and other government agencies interviewed each discharged man to determine whether he had job and if not what his quail fications were and what work he de sired to take up.
 Mir Bakers plans for a visit to Flu rope at an early date have not been changed and he hopes to sail some time next month
 The secretary said that no advices as to the situation in Europe, due to the bolsheviki uprising in Hungary, or similar unrest, had been transmitted to him by the war department
 His return to Washington two days earlier than he first anticipated was due to saving of time all along the line of his trip and to his decision not to visit certain southern camps at which he had first planned to call.
 European matters had not recalled him, Mir Baker indicated, and he had no knowledge. of any change in the plans for the homeward movement of the American forces in Europe.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27

A railroad in England supplies tors for children taking long journeys.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27

Until 1874 the Japanese used to vac cinate on the tip of the nose.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-27

Today and every day read Review Classified ads.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

that Jones really had rather buy merchandise
and that Of the greatest
needs Of our country today Department rural
small True there for in
every county every small but there real big de-
mand a real at least in each county.
solution for the above troubles is follows
Somebody with money enough and nerve enough should
Carry the articles that Jones wants and needs. No
The the better Have been through
stores to the wonderful oferingsl
End Carry real assortment of merchandise Jones buys
good merchandise anybody and his dollars have just
many them Train your employees to know their
merchandise be able to stand up and ntelgeny display
explain and merits Money doesn't buy better
class of merchandise than shown stores
Quality every line fit for King and employees must
study their merchandise able stand the acid
you tried them.
3rd BY carrying the merchandise and having the proper
kind intelligent employees and displaying il should be
will increase much that will be enabled TO buy rea
quantities the manufacturers themselves and sell Jones his
a price let him Save the Difference
load for and increasing
s25OO00 enables
friends good dollars 1919 will increase useful
and certainly opportunities.
lh Advertise your wares Tell your people about your
The of doing not added 10 the price,
that il reduces the price. Do WEIGHS
STORE NEwsl We publish eight good
if do put We will leave it you It's worth
The citizen., 1919-03-13
Now Here is Where We Come In

mans $4,000 bill for subscription. 1t don't
the asking your today the good
things will pour in through columns.
5th Get the cObwebs of the old brain For
have neither spared time effort pleasing
study their needs their wishes
them them every The needs territory
calling We serving daily friends neighbois
for rs miles around Berea and Madison County.
9th. Keep thy shop and thy shop will keep thee"
Our business has grown rapidly times have
made it impossible to occupy commodiou quarters but
nearly $4,000 feet of floor although
in old buildings invite take pleasure trip
through them Look them sanitation well
display of quality merchandise worthy
of city many times its Take glimpse windows.
Are they suggesvel Can Jones all his
We realize that the mail order give better service
than the family store They really get business their
merits and business should and does where
service exists can't their service duplicate
prices better merchandise expect your
Friends, not appealing to Jones to help
build roads, unless merit his consideration We
expect under other terms and be perfectly frank
after don't it, Our Chicago and other
mail order friends going all the business they get
out of this part Kentucky during 1919 Here is where friend
ship with them All bets off and it is free for ALL
Are you going to help lick em?
Visit Give us the and what happens
The citizen., 1919-03-13

are sent by the millions from all country, from all
the rural communities and small towns to large in
Chicago New York and elsewhere You doubtless know that
hisis fact But why is it fact Did you stop and
consider the many valuable orders far
and why Chicago Mail Order House sold last year
SlS0OO0OOOOO in merchandise?
How many go out of your town, your county, your
own home Now take your own case. Why did you send
your order away?
We believe we know at least some of the reasons our
people have had in doing In fairness to all concerned
we here'give few:
lst. Your family store, the one with whom you do
of your trading did carry stock the articles you
ordered.
End If your family store had any of the articles smi
lar the you ordered they in the back corners
under the dirty they didn't look good and
there in your family store who could tell
anything about its uses its possibilities its value. 1t was
just matter Of Here take or let me lay another
year"
3rd Your family store buys most of its merchandise
in very limited quantities and from other small dealers
obbers Must pay little for some of their merchan
disc and therefore must ask little bigger price.
4th When you sitting around the fire during the
winter evenings planning your work and decide need
and and you not get it at family
store but you read the big cataog and it pictured
and beautifully described you just write ckeck and mail
il in.
The citizen., 1919-03-13

5th Your family store has helped you plan for
your work They have used their think tank
welfare Left entirely with you interest at all from
their viewpoint So your real obligation to your family store
is not very strong anyway
9th. Psychology tells us that from the power of sug
gestion great deal of action Thus while you
turning through your caaog you several articles you
would like have and strongly you impressed by
of them that you include them your next order else
them to fill out your order you will want them la
ter anyway you let them all along together Get
ting all your needs from the store and not having
to half dozen places hunting them.
Now tell the truth Aren't those some of the big
why you your orders off And here about what
you hear from your family soekeeper the next time
him. Now look here Jones why didn't you buy those things
from me? Who the taxes around here and who helps
keep the roads and schools and who pays the church
penses You know it sme and you. Those fellows off yon
der don't help Why don't you keep your money in
your own town, county community?
Now friends, not going say whether our fam
lily store argument is good We have often heard it
used We think to limited degree of it is logical but
not in most under the existing circumstances Be that
may the fact remains that until you satisfy the six
given above it will always exist Church. Church
Roads roads. Taxes no taxes.
Better get down to brass tacks and after the remedy
is found be game enough to back it up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02

there absolutely hope getting additional COAL that
people Chckasa supplies to the limit
the future upon wood that every who able to do
go get his fuel that the city admins
aon will do everything possible to wood for those who
get fuel other way that fuel administrator will
charge the distribution securedhese the
high points brought and emphasized meeting held the
city hall this morning of call issued by D. Car
michael member Of the state council Of defense
Statements regard situation made by MIR Carmi
chael Mayor Durbn the dealers others position to
know conditions left doubt that Chckasha is facing fuel crisis
Even though limited quantity Of coa
nay t mined Grady county viii get Of it, Mr. Carmichael
having hand supply themselves with fuel from
That source all the available ca will be sections where
there gas Mr. Carmichael spoke Of the call of
Gov Robertson for volunteers manhe coal hay
been received for Grady county send man, uads Of
possible
The present The meeting before adjourning passed
resolution commencing the city administration for the action
has taken meet the crisis and pedgng THEN cooperation carry
irg out all the plans that worked out
Mayor Durbn said the city administration became deeply
canod the fuel situation several weeks g foreocg the
dion that faced then with
cug wood He told Of the effort from Okaho
City concern which later unable carry its contract
and then told how plans made for drawing the timber
plies close Casha THE practical solution of the
lem is get wood and close at hand We depend
railroad transportation said he brought that from $50
800 tons of coal per week required supply the residences
and business houses the city much that quantity
wood The city help but 1t hope supply all this
wood the mayor declared This makes absolutely necessary
for every look after his supply possible
In order place the entire situation before the people the city
committee appointed to statement the committee
consisting CT L. Huson and M Humphrey This committee
mied the following:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
NE W ELECTRICAL
FIRM OPEN HERE

Announcement wls made today OF
The Ie4igr~,asn of S. D. Phillips from
the employ of he Gay Electric com
pany here. Mr. Phillips has entered
the fed himself as proprietor CT a
new shop i. 406 Souta Fourth street,
the new firm to be known as Fec.
ic Supply company.
Mr.. Phillips was connedted with
he Electric Shop here for five years
fceore siat establishment was sid
lie Gay Electric company Mr..
Phillips states that his present loca-
L-n % Temporary but adds that he
is in posi5ion to handle anything in
the electrical lime
He is one of the olde-t e,e1ai-
tricians, in point of experience as
electrician and contractor, in the
southwest and has at various times
been connected with firms having
heavy government contracts. He l.
thoroughly acquainted with she e ec.
trical business from any angie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
HIT BIG GASSER
At CEMENT SAYS
A REPORT TODAY

TL@t the Betty C, Lscley farm, in
ceot,5a 11-5-o, Cement fled, came in
this morning or last night fer a Zig
gasser, wss the statement of Bert
Lackey of this city early today
M. Lackey said over tie phone
that he had advice3 from the field
hat the Betty c was a big gasser, ,"
and that it was also showing consid-
elhb,e oil MIR. Lackey stated that
the volume Of gas obtained was ret
known to him. The gas sand, he
said. has struck alt 22l0.
TtGs well has been showing con
siderable gas for scme time. At a
ahallower level, a heavy gas was
struck, which flow give them con
siderable trouble and eau ed ;he
owners of the wei. the Gorton Trust,
% close the read TO automobiles,
forcing Them to detour giving as
their reason that they feared the gas
t.nt hugged the ground would be ig-
r1.cd.
The reported new gasser is on the
pipe line of the Oklahoma Natural
Gas conrEny. which is hooked up
with Oklahoma City and which pass
es within three miles of this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02

CRATE go as to cut off the draft and
hold the wood ashes, and by doing
this, better heat cal be procured
wi,h mach less consumption Of wood.
"In a ca-e of exa.eaa necessity
ordinary fuel oil cin be usel The
ChtckasAa Ircn Works or any cy1er
mcch.na shco can supply a small
de'.ce scr burning this fuel Oil at
n-amll cost.
The city administration Is meet
ing the situation as best they can
and -re now cutting wood and &ay-
ing r. Brought to town to supply eueh
people as would be totally unable to
take care OF them selves in this sit
u2t.on They have committee Of
the city Officials who are actively
locking after the securing of wood IS
fast as possible They want it ua-
deratood, however, thst they VIII
not be able to anything like supp y
the demands and that no person VIII
be supposed to apply to them for
wood that is abe to cut or procure
wood fer themselves. And along
this line they have selected ], W.
Conner as city fuel administrator,
who viii receive all applications for
fuel and WHO has the authority u
pass en- the Necessity of each case
becoce relief is granted Mr. Conner
is located on the first floor CT TIE
First National bank building, rho-e
7S7.
The morning paper carries the
p,atement that the Frisco railroad is
en- lls verge CT eeasing operation
'nl that all ether roads 1e7ving this
.cwn nay he in the same condition
in a very short waile. This being
the case. the situation should be lac-
ed hat .ie people must help them
selve5 l--llly and not degend upon
I-.ir a tr-l-rortat;on. In cher
w-,s, hey mat get TIER wood
Continued on page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
BETTER SERVICE
SHOWN TODAY BY
WIRE COMPANIES

Tc-g IA service was coas.dcil-
bly, tu.,c' tcday 4aj tae@e w2s a
chance Of a return to normal eonl-
ions wiaia a day CIR two Tolly's
ne ages were being handled prac-i-
cally on time this morning
The t5.eeloae S slaat.cn -lowed D
little Improvement a5 TO long dis
tance wires, but the7e were Promises
of connection with points east north
and south being made Aoeore Mig t.,
in A. e ere-G tA-t no more ...,al S
Went cut during the day
L-2al headquarters stated that
lc-e we're indications OF getting
rt5ugh D Oklahoma CITY by way Of
El Re2o ty 1t's eTeE.ng. There gre
~ hopes RI getting tie ds4est lire
to the s.1te oari.ll up fer tlr-e or
four Cly-. Better come, ,,icns north
a-i foulA Ct rae city were Indicated
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02

A statement of the situation made
by committee appointed at the
mass meeting follows:
There is positively no coil in
s.eAt an the present time Nor any
haSes Of relief soon It is up to the
c tzen-hip e. Cnickasha to protest
themselves by procuring wood where
ever it is a,s'-ab,e. The fact was
also Lrougas cut @-t we cala,l1 Ge-
Ien1 upon wood Icing bougI,t at
r-2oe5 diaa-~t f-cn Chlckasha to be
c-ipIei in - we cant depend UPON
tie I-i,rc1ds 10 haul it. There are
nuT5cr Of r'-ec5 close to ClicLa-
sla where rc3p'e are welcome 10 re
t'Tbar ara where hey can cut Their
own we'd and have .s hau,ed IN. I'M
i -d.-teiy covi Of C'tekasha, ll5out
fur mixes, Mr.. Newell invites ell
VINO want weed ID hep thanre re.ve ves.
Ju.t n--rIca.b of Chickasl,a, Mr.
IiN Uul--.l Alu MI III W4i Ia Z a
large quantity OF timbef on twea-
ty acre tract thrt is free to 5he peo-
pie. These t.acts can b. '0'lnI by
calling Hyndnpn & Erwin's Real
Estate office, or Mr. Geo Newell.
Anl little further away from
Chickasha, wocd may be found near
Luci.e by calling J. S. Brown. There
arc probably ether supplies of wood
t-et may be had fer the asking.
"The people should realize that the
situation is SO serious that they can
MT depend upon coal and any citi-
zen whose fuel supply will not last
through the winter, should imnei,-
ate'y take advantage Of the oprorsu
nifty to supply himself with wood and
not wait until the last minute when
everybody will be asking for trucks
etc. to handle wood at one time.
'Mr. w. H. Gilkey made the state
ment that wood can be burned t.
advantage in coal stoves by p,hcing
a small piece of sheet iron over the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
De RRICK MAN IS
DEAD AS RE suit
FALL SATURDAY

HJe-5 N ITul, a derrick man who
NIp niu0l Saturday afternoon when
ae fell &Jm a derrick in the Cement
fled, d'ed at a local hospital list
niG.t. Funeral services win be te.d
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the s
j. Alleron undertaking rarlcr. Rev.
c. b. jane viii conduct the services.
The deceased is survived by a
wife, five children, his mother and
four sisters. HIS family was living
in Cement 30 the time Of whe acci-
DEM. Following are She re'auyes:
Mr.. r. A. Hurl, m1sher PocasFet;
Cha5. HUrd, brother, Of Pocasse.
Mrs. Lee Ogle, Mrs r. NJ. Og'e and
Mrs. Andy Jordon, sisters, who live
nesr Chickasha, and Mrs. FERN Webb
sister cf Poca3set.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
FORMER BIRDMAN
PLANS GL LUB FOR
DISTRICT HERE

C. W. C21tz. farmee a5i-- VITA
She L. S. forces in The recent war,
and trea uror of fhe Aero Club OF
II le.aa Gat.e5 10 get in ouch
vl erc-y f-.uer flyer in Ca..ka-
sha and Grady county with a view
- fc-la'ng q s-aaeh Of the s.a.e club
q a.e4Gs So-e.
Mr. Caatz pointed out Shat with a
Iel tcr.&'p ,. a ta. dozen or So
in Chick, ha nd Grady county the
branch here would be o@t5,ei 10 one
Of ships th-t te a-a.e club is
NV reg ~ ing f-1 TIE Cub. as
exp.aiaed by che treasurer is fer The
pu-pc-e 81 w-rki1g ont S,ans for ad
v1ncena1a 60, flying w,tA a v.ew G.
ccmmereih work.
Any FLYERS in tie county may gel
cclp'l.a ll lil5 of the club and it.
purso5ss by calling on or communi
eating with Mr. G3ntz at the Inde
pendent E.ect.ic Ignition com-a any
81 Kansas avenue. this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
MAY JOIN VOLUNTEERS
TO MINE OKLAHOMA COAL

r. L. Castleman, VINO has just re-
1urned fIam Ranger, Tex, where he
LES been in the employ of the T. and
0. Dsilling company may leave soon
fcr the Okahcrn strip pits in an
swec to>the call f-r volunteers. "Tm
an cid miner" said Mr.. C2l1t,emnn,
"aad had just as soon take an.l1ler
whirl at the game. If | can get up
q squad of 10 men out of Chickasha,
I'm gone to the coal mines
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
PRESIDENT GIVES MESSAGE To
CONGRESS, URGING ACTION ON
MUCH DOMESTIC LEGISLATION
OIL WORKER TO MEX.

An application for pas spoIt to
Mexico was filed yesterday with Mrs.
Ednh + watkins, court clerk. and
representative Of tile naturalization
depar,mentAby Roy Chi,1ress, of &c.
ment- GlidIess is an OH drlller and
lays he is going 80 tAe Tampieo.
Mexico, Ge,ds to look after some
holdings Gere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
GRANT DIVORCE:
IN ARDEN CASE
GRADY COUNTY

MIS- MARY CfaD'ree' 'VIe woman IN
'Ae Vhiy Ehoc1 Arden case eter
.ec1t dea IN Grady county, mas beel
granted ulNorce from her iiHSt nus
oand' Wesey b. Ora-'ree' a return
ca. solder Inc decree OF divorce
..13 just Deeh issued by Judge Linn
n dH'-icJ court
AMER she hed received official no
ice .scr me war department. that
,her s5-dieT-husband has made tha
1Irfere caerif.oe in France, Mrs
Cr2lsIee married W. W. Lakin,
Ru4h Springs farmer according to
Eel-t-cA NED several weeks ago in
district couns' l5k.ns the dissolution
2I marriage Te.ations with the reg
and husband
Ihe re2o.i5 is1ued by the war de-
l1-''rer1 was erroneous ana Grab
tree returned 70 his former home in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
INDUSTRIAL LIFE
OF MIDDLE WEST
IS PASSING OUT
Grip Ct Coal Famine Slowly Tiahtens;
Many Industries Close, Railroad
Brotaherhoods MAY Refuse to
Haul CoS,.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, Dec. 2.-The iadu trial
lie Of The middle west is Slowly but
surely being stilled by ;he coal short
age.
The renewal Of wartime res.r'c-
a1ns as to coal consumption were
p 1e1 in effect today Theaters,
c.rrches, schools, clubs etc, are be
ing c.oaed IN practically all cities o9
Ee middle west.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-02
ISSUE MARRIAGE PERMIT

I'-cnk Lutz. age -. u ca tenburs.
y. j., and Mis- Lea-a NJ son, age ~.
IF Waurika, were issued a marriage
license ye-terday by Mrs. Edna T.
Watkins. court clerk.