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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
HEADACHE
Often Caused by
Accustomed

r~a imdssa, more Sftsa than WA shiak
Esaeass AEtD STOMACH. stsrt4ax With tn
Aisssttna hsatttufn. bsicssas t0sA tsss&t
ts3. ttpat ana ass II moi FAseasi, viii ev.a'
fSaiIy arsst sssrF vftgt grEsn ~ ths b0Ag
sevsfs biia4tnx splitting hsataFhss srs.
AAsfsfgss, 81 tfssasut ssNaFreass "a rasalt
81 shts upset r1adnteR
Tass KkFFfNsTf ~ ~ssSkdy 4hAssksnss sasA
Stomach wtth It's saaf boat. psia s8d sss
IL aids aissstlaa hsips :hs stomach get
call EtrshxiA ftaa sgssy faoatsfa4 " feed
pwa eat Mll,i1as " Psspi& sFs miserable,
~ssh, slsa ana atlas eSesass ~ ACID
ErpAAFH rstspsa. created bf s.FtlY 81.
3@atsd tspj charged vita seta. ere ssmaghs .
tate tho eined saa dtstftsatad thTpas hoEs
8ha sRtEs syzteu Thls ohsA causes rtsg-
sastisig. bilio0sBssa eifThosis at the liver,
A@aH tsassEs. aiesFs ana even ssncsr %
&s~ htamAeh 1t roo. ta victims ~ tksiF
heath. anasfmisss the streasth VI the
WAasi vtsgFsas
yea Sant 70 st bses ysvr bhysiesl
All msaiAi strsHsth~~bs fuu " StIn ant
Si9oF suJey No. asa ha happy, Ysa must
set Eid ~ ysar seta stomach,
ta EATONIc y0a viii rnt ths SsgY hsip
yea aesd and TIE guaranteed. n, set reg
u.s. hos from ysaf Druggist tsasy II q
fails 10 pEssss yaa return II snd he wiz
walnut Sear
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

This company organized July 18th: eur FIRST well viii
completed fh The oNeers prtona'y a.
vanenp sss 900 drifting and equipment 81 this we'll BE-
have complete tash in the cempanys success
We drilling this well Tract No 7. which comprises
and directly Ell the south the Masscn W*s
Soco barrel welt This tract completely ard immediately sur
rounded 1000 5000 barrel wells We plan to drill our
second we'll his tract immediately the eerpeon cf
We'll Ne To have wells and ,her certain to be spen
producers within er' the crcanlxasn Of the
will 81 actual accomplishment which will
fapcrsey compare with that Of any company ths field
We have advanced al ef tire pessbly spare
securing highly valuable hedrss~hich have Increased Tally
SGcgCe s weeks
age reea additional tvncs development 10000 viii
ASIDE drilling 'und Dry hee fer ths
ireaeot eeiy ee catastrophe as wth oHs vel"
company
Tract Nc hss seea described above; Traet Ne consist
ma 81 acres Gs,ance Northwest a. Ne t. ard
toward which biggest production o. tire kerth~es. reo
steadily marching Trsst Ne consisting Of 70 les South
ard Nest 81 y Tract Ne 4, eensrg 20
acres ard tNe %
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
Think Texan has R,sh, Tip.

The municipal bst rvost and the or
d'nauer prohibiting the destruction a
the little auhahls we're Introduced IN
san Antonio, Tex, by Ieeal Doctor
several years AKA, The city has since
cnloyed such gratifying Immunity from
mosquitoes autknlglaria tha, the doc
tors fame has gene abroad Ito has
nnw been invited by the Italian gov.
errlhcut is establish battery" In
that country. nnd by The british 10 rx'
pertinent with his idea Ia India The
insuflofnblr heat and prolonged rains
ot ,hr latter country often make the
mosquito nuisance u serious menace
tn national heAsJh, Popular Mcchan'
lcs Magazine
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
Preserving Morale,

Morale implies morals, aud more.
IL may b. possible ~ be perfectly clean
n,ornlly and yet have low morale,
Mornie implies hope. courage, determl-
nation. Many good man lacks these.
He Is good morally, but has lost his
grip on the world sud himself In
spite OF hts goodness he Is doomed to
defeat. On the ether hand a man can't
have the hlghes, morale II his ilfs Ii
not clean, Mental and physical I'm
purity are bound TO leave their stain
Upon The HE Then 10 time II stress
something will give way ami the papers
Nlil talk nheut collapse and cNeraors
and things The uniy way to meet
life's problems IS 10 keep a. That
menu= more than mere rattns and
drinking II means the proper care VI
she whole organism.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

wain. shallow xeld Tract No consisting Of 20 acres 10 In
Young County the adjoining the which the ssrs&
tcnsl Arneia we'll 10 located.
Tracts kos g. and In Young Archer and lamp1sss
Countless each surrounded by deep test wells Of big eempsnss
and each 10 . mighty valuable property.
everything pesshle to oil siensnt "
chance for you for ess; the time rssnsns
every opportunity Tor ard for W 70 rroHt largely
We offer the opportunity 10 acquire rata Interest
each ard all o. present hedr2s~heh subject 70
"A erly BY investing viii share properion to
amount ~ stock held by In all wells tire company may
drill the above hcssas ard ard al tracts Of snoA
production and properties the hereafter acquire
- fsAs to ali eoek and records c the
company NJ al trres at It's Offices Nchita Fais
Noar Investment makes partner IN the husreax We
~hese will with the dessl
oprer. Ncur eny pcshc mssshs regarding hs
tire ts,st r,ssse Of rdeeser, Buy before u Is
svsrsssr1'y tee late
Make all cneeks payable 10 TEXAS WONDER POOLS OIL
coMpANy ard sos First Nat'ena Bark sassdna
Wichita Fails, TEXAS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

There IN 80 hsIshAsar8 tss%Skning ~
clothes for gsyls and misses shssr dsys.
E'yfps ~ fhf eevsra, ~fa srs # YarA
hooi. from SIX n taen'y years, are
drfsnyfive Th.se arc the srtaoei tsars,
and designers ,ha, give hll their care
end attention. 81 the ue~sss ~ The
schoolgirl hgsK 'h01rlt Ggss atfssrti
tfas is correct for Nil her activities
Ard otraslans The average busy
asslasy eanHct a@ asfEsg thar tn rely
rpon shtse Specialists In rts@sing
clothes foy ~. vonng aaashssTs Tl'ty
rili net suffer hy COMPARISONS 10
ssnosl, sca;ierHy n c*llege (Hhtre 'ney
aust ~ ou'fttei fer studs atAd for
s,hlssies ead secssl s~tlYigis.si sT'h
sny X thelr ciss<.nsis@
TNs fYs-'a 81 sn~ssis slls Eh@wn r.
.k@ pacsure IN snsma6~.i sor gtri from
sles ca ~ twelve fa fstteea pears Inf.
.eta hss crisp quality 'ssr nraSes II
especially suited o. sFrtghfiy dresses
~ 'uuios sna~~~s. snS this rarti~sAaf
hort ~ veTy cl~vrg3y gSt fe'se'hsf.
Y has isttis nsersfet vi ffissa fssf
ssass II engaging. while 'hsy ss@t' 9ssy
/, r@rr In eysuestsrs their Tsssssg wemF.
n In she vslue - details II n
arssts frssk faf ssrsSsap s~re1assssSs
Fog rfr. ~ eaeses 'a fsssss tbs
-~sssa ss,s~~ tie sksst eut krs+~lenrfh.-
srs a few adaissnrsl hsrhss sre 70 ~
ssssssss ses girls etsa sast catered 'hesr
ss~ns. sh% sersgshersnT 70 sr~ raseTnsf
NJ 80 sgIser1tFasi II tse fzsaf1~r xAx
trr4vY-. tAsS4ra the nhETtEN h4Ts tssfre ~
, Ge@A gesF. t~o AL hAs IFrsses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
n SUMMER cuLD

d H i
a ecsi ID the sznrner lfsnsi ~ svsFy-
hpdy ka0wx h tho hardest kisaa u b
osd 10 grit rtd &C. The b~st and azsek.
sais way 10 to 10 10 bsd and stay there
N yoa ean. with a hottie Of ~tIosehess
syruy" hanAy 10 siaigars a good aighs's
rsrt. Irse frota coughing. with easy CO.
restoration La the mosuinx
i,at II yoa cant stag In tied yea mass
keep cot OF drsughfs. avoid sssadeli
changes. eat Spsrsnxiy ct sirspis food
ind take OesasioFsi dcses eff Reschse's
Syrup whieh yoa eaa buy 81 any store
where medicine Ia sold. q safe and EN-.
Gent remedy. made Ia Atrsrica fHr mere
than fifty years Keep IL hsnty.-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
TIE MEN I'M
CLASS Al

A sewEa. Assishy na!lsl u revsr . hss&
snkaisr. a nasn can be ~ sixegous and
mlbks III s~veftF ~ &c twsnty. GeaaAksoa.
net years. pnts ySa lA the dasssArd. A
mystsm weakened hy esew~8yk aaat exf~--
xrSa Aysas ksinsA I'D sss rFsmasarsly.
TIE bodily faeStioss are aSFgtsRd end
tHHgsi@asaE. sgtatteeas xgp~xr. TAv weak
NE,6t il reussasiy the kl9nsys. keep
them e!saa Had In proper working con-
ssssasyn mad yoa will srseraiiy Ersd yoitr-
s~if In Cias@ A. TaAs GOLD MEDAL
El4asisra (hl CApsases periodically ard
yous systsEa VIII always be In working
ssFasr. Year spirits via be eniiveasd.
ybur muscles supple. yaas mind as.tlye.
arS ysas bydy capable III hard work.
Don't wait nnta yeu have been reject.
nd CotaHsexses % be Ersl.ci4As man
nes. TO 10 your dfuxxsst at onee.
sIst tfial bax of GOLD MEDAL
Giaaslem ttll CApsuies They are MAIDS
at The pure, original, Imported Haar-
iana Oi--ths Mind yoar great grsndtsth.
ar nssd Two eapsnlss each oar viii
As4p you toned up and feeling krls.
hshsy refun'led II they do not help you,
Remember tn ask for the ifaported
SiOiD MEDAL BRAID In three sixss,
sealed packages. --Ads
-
The cheapest meat 10 get Is The other
S.tF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
Texas Wonder Pools Oil Company
Capital $500. 600 Par vslae $1,000 Per Share

sasS se~xA.
ct Txss wasA Aasa
n-s ..d k~
=
. ,A- Of "
o
. Nj. 's'sr'y fsr'.xs' sd
s-e, NV A s .
~s.s.~s fssA
~ 81
- ne ta he
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
v.;i. es.s.r win Small Nan.

The sctl IL very masA IN demand
,sss,vsss~s. ssssAA sAa, ssssa8 heI. Aa ihs
,eqae. particularly large square
style with siis hessEsaas nvsa 10
slack, m8r,saa. heases. or blue. and \
harslas saara al iass lastails stiihEoist
erst tn chain stitching, siata af th~ss
yrtls has = AtsasaaAl mesh, has,lsF~~i
with q raw II large embroidered
naaglles aiathrr has ssfss#ss
,nesils4i Foundation In tlies pattern.
surrounded by large 0r~ek seriet
tn silk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19


aHannaes snitx na&sts al Falsn sAeaeA
eseah~s thar N al ssrvax. psais wsssss
IN esttaG that - BY ira, sssas are
e~A ard ssrytesalase ans sass are very
pepaiar. Net they require freoacas
eaesaing. ard ci~anlnS ao1e hy profe~.
ssapsls bias kesaxas exeenstsA Tire
paius hesch sais In art ~ prove . cssf-
" luxury sn.ess N szA be- risanea ut
home, TEE process whsea fsate~s ~
shout the ssuse rs that ussd by rsv.
fcssiaaais, except that they have spe-
cial facilities for pressing la, .f cas
has slesya board thu pressing oasft
Dot 10 i's~seas any very grsssi disflcaslty.
Befov washing. garments shaata hc
ran In gaoitne ia FssSsase grcass nr
eily ma,irr Ill AN And. aifesafnrss fshsataif,l
TO r~snaia for eve minut~s For wash,
mg make studs 81 inksearm water
and ssSsa neasral SOAP wash ia this
suis for aheas fitteca' minutes and
rsase three times thoroughly.
After washing. the suits should he
cArwfnfsy sxainfnvt swf ~vsnsswsws
stains. such as grease, pala,. saraiah
and stains frnm antcaauhllv seats
Stains III this nature shoald he
seruhs~d With brush and x,ssd
quality Of SOAP, A few drops Of car
bon tsia~rhioritte shouid be- dropped on
the <fAin and wxtrA.st into the sNAu
Fruit ssains sheuli he treated with
4 WARM Eserhormte ~ sodium Selugion,
using enc oaaee NJ I~fharate IL
pint ~ warm water, The spat IL lui.
uaersed In this saintiaa from Ave 20
hftaeu minutes ink stains siaoala 10
treated with a weak solutlnn OF mart,
attic acid aFs, tinn drops 10 pint II
cold waserl, then placed In warm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

A nraettcsl hsark bat which may he
worn with white xuaniaf frucks ar
With dark costume has hfim at
shifress black lace aud tulie aud q
French hles tdes ribbon is tied
around the crown and taaae inte
small how across the haek plMa ara
rg.s44eaissred aoeerx sad sheasrs If
,laiFe eoIered whcat else c,,iaf 10 she
hat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
4 loinI Steck Association

SAN SPARKS. a'~~..a~st.
Ferwvr state Ts~@.~r~r ct rvxss. Tr~sids1s
rwxss T~~.t ,emp@as. As.tt~. rrxas
CnAS r. ANDERSON. IA. Ni~~-Fressdsst
swe~~~.twity ta~.us~A fes y~srs wtth eli
v~strsestaa. seer~,sax e~A Ssii.sss In svsts
western e~ia..
utsio niNSnAw. Ntc~-rv~.aAe~t.
N~wspap~s writer,
n. 1. CUSTER. Nte~-Fr~siaest,
Is.~stD<at uAsArr.
~, ~ DIXIE SECRETARY rr~aswr~s.
- 1~A~~~~A~s# sal ae<ratef snA sssee~sfsi
paas~es IN gsrkAsr~eu aeta
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
flows This ?

We oyss tAa. 10 far aay caSs Of eaaarrh
thAs eAannt b~ cured by HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE.
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE 10 Aak.
VA tntsrnahiy AID acts thfa9xh ths Bioaa
en- the Ape9as Surfaces sr The Sywsrn
Sold BY druggists tor over fairy ysAgs
Price DC. Testimonials free
y. J. Chsasy q Co. Tulsde, Ohio
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
Sounded Attractive.

Patience Who's the maa yau tast
danced with,
Fatrice~tlh, he's q Wall street
broker.
lis he beaFy'
II believe so"
Introduce me, viii you! aant 10
try dance win NTH Feats'Haes- tfssas
reputation IT being great huggers -
foukers Spokesman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Reef frnEs are pavsafy that ryFTsis
So Interesting trstana.ug fr css!rnn
asd nsh4r Sheer fsbtics They are
ffa.gs gt the sfEsssssaa stssss. forrasA
af beads ssruag snd ss~~s irte ;asee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

A torpid tver eeAAi4i9a rFeNsnts nFapsi
feoa aasteailat ton Toas 40 year liver vita
wvtght's lBdisa Vegetable Pis4s Tney 81
seA6Ay Aaa sataiy, Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

ssaassseG ef rsaeesxss al setiaM aasf
the sgsas has tagnea pale efo~a Tree
tcasA wsth esysssi ~ exslsc Aesd ard
Eimse. nye sfxsas ere asssa fesgAa es
this class at xsea& such ~ svf srSas
Plush ceveTea s~~ss - railway trAAns
rails stata Yields ~ peFAsrass II ~
diam tF~~snaent
After iiA# garments have neea rfnsee
,Aes sacaaa he eeiy partially dried h.r
feev taey are rsexseSi tssm wish med
srstely boa ,gca aa The wrong Side ane
use hangers Ter hossl reats aaA skirts
when they arr pat away,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

lhr burning thoughts ~ tomorrow
.wg@ Attau l4EA@a in'n the waste has.
kcl n to-day
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

! wide otherwise The skirt Ia plHit snd
gfih%rs~f ~ The bodice,
Ja'# bodies l.s "A FRAT panel rut In
cne tfecs with shaped girsIis slsat
curves latB h srR!iap rshing hn ats
g-4ffHHf,g ~ pendant costl* ending In
tittle sl4x basis that match the fteek
III es,lng. TAr ,ong sieesst ire Sin.
islssss with r1ffs sskJAsi n enrrfsfr ss1a
wtth th. Efrfiie, yeyfsss, lsntf0ssigjes.
~orkeff IN the rsassNsn f,T ba.asce.
have narrgM velvet rsislsofI AssenasA
nsrnmgh them ~ tnake q prifa little
tfe. Ana ttsre gFs neat npd dalsity os~r.
r1'Ts " wtifs erransie tn protect the
s'e~ses ri TIRE ~rh<s Thrfe s's t4e4
wanv &esesi fosngs connected with
srhsag RI otherwise. that caii far amy.
tslns ssare ,aes+n.iols tlaaa ftita pretty
fre-cR.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

The mstk ~ huailau Kindness often
tastes Vt the rau.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

The lcrmsn must dodge tho tneltIng
looks of iceiess hamanity.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

The cheapest meat 10 get is The other
fellows goat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-10
THEREE
cow CASE
BLOWS UP
Gooch, Defendant is Apparently
Cleared Says Stacey; Cow
Located Before Prelimi-
nary, Prosecutor Says.

The case Of the state VS.. Doal
Gooch, in which the defendant was
charged with the theft of a domestic
animal, to-wit: COW, flashed in the
pan late Saturday when it was learn.
ed that the animal, which belonged
to Mr.. Fatheree, had been found by
the owner tire day before the prelim-
mary was started here before Justice
M. e. Bunnell, according to VIM. Sta
cey, assistant county attorney.
Mr.. Stacey declares that owing TO
the fact that two witnesses 'feu
down" in their testimony on the iden-
tification of the COW, in comparison
to statements made by them to the
county, attorneys office, he was sus-
picious of the case and before resting
the case of the state, asked for con
tinuance.
1T now develops that Fatheree
knew where the COW was before the
preliminary trial started" said Mr..
Stacey ut seems that the animal
wandered away, or was driven away
after Fatheree had moved to another
farm. The COW was taken up by VIII
Dryden, who lives four or five miles
from the Fatheree place. Mr.. Dry
den phoned to his neighbors that he
had taken the COW up, it appears,
and through these channels, Fatheree
heard of his COW, went and idenei-
fled it and drove it a couple of miles
to the home of friend, before the
started. We asked him
he did not tell us about it and he
said he was told that if he said any
it, he would get into
trouble.
There is nothing left for us to do
but dismiss the case, as it appears
5ooch is absolutely innocent"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-10
MUST FIND WORK
FOR MEN OUT OF
WAR SAYS AGENT

"As a member of the demobiliza-
ton committee of the council of de-
Tense | wish to call the attention
of all who have prospective positions
for labor, to the fact that we are
morally bound to consider the claims
of our returning soldiers" said ].
w. Ovens county agent this morn
ing.
Almost daily these boys come to
the county agents office inquiring
for work. They are anxious to get
out on the farms or into any kind of
work where they can make a living.
Farmers who are wanting help soon
should make their wants known eth
er to the employment office or the
county agent who will look after their
interests.
'1f there is to be any considerable
road work done in the spring the re-
turning soldiers should have a chance
to find employment with the one in
charge We must not allow these
boys to wander around all over the
country seeking work if there is any
thing at all at home for them. If we
will keep our own boys employed a
great service will have been rem
dered"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-10
SALE SEED
POTATOES
REGULATED
County Agent Explains Depart
ment's Method of Checking
Up Spuds to Be Used for
Planting; Keep Tags.

The quarantine on Irish potatoes
has been suspended and regulations
governing the future sale of this
produce have been issued by the
state board of agriculture, according
to an announcement made Satur-
day afternoon by J. w. Owens, coun-
ty farm agent.
Regulations adopted by the
state Aggie board require distri-
butors to file with this office affi-
davits furnished by the shipper set
ting forth that the potatoes are not
irrigation GROWN, suitable for seed
and true to variety named. A sep
arate affidavit must be furnished
with each car shipped The car
number, the number of bags in the
car, an dthe name Of the variety
should also appear on the affidavit.
Distributors are required to file the
affidavit with the office of the
state board Of agriculture and Sc
cure tags with which to tag the po-
tatoes
Planters are urged to purchase
only potatoes that are regularly
tagged, to preserve the tag, and
should the seed be non-productive,
to file complaint with the office of
the state board, accompanied by the
tag or tags detached from the
bags" Mr.. Owens said.
with this information, the agrI--
cultural board should be able to To-
cate the points or districts from
which the non-productive or diseased
potatoes are being saippel 6And the
firms that are shipping such stock
in the state"
i urgently hope that distributors
and dealers will comply with these
regulations and thereby avoid en-
barrassment in the FUTURE" the
county agent concluded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-10
DRIVE FOR
RELIEF is
EXTENDED

On request of several of the dis
trict managers, the time for the clos
ing of the Armenian-Syrlan drive in
Grady county has been extended two
days and therefore will not close ur.
til 6 o'clock Wednesday evening, w.
N. Elliott, county chairman an
nounced this morning.
Reasons for the extension, as Civ
EN- by the county chairman, are thai
his machinery could not perfect its
organization in time to accomplish
results last week, and that every in.
dication of Grady county making q
remarkable showing in the nation
wide campaign, were afforded if the
time was extended
ut appeared as though the work
was relaxing last week end" Mr.. FL
lott said this morning, "but every
one is in the harness now and if in
dications prove true, we will issue
a favorable report to the state head
quarters at Tulsa
A communication this morning
from ]. d. Sanders, district manager
of the Minco district, states that they
have everything set for a large con.
Lribution to the cause.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-10
COLLEGE LYCEUM
QUARTET NUMBER
is BOOKED HERF

The next college lyceum number
will be big one and of exceptional
quality 1t is to be the Orphans
Four, male quartet of Los Angeles,
Cal. This number is coming on
Saturday evening. Because of con-
ditions in schedule of the lyceum
bureau, this season the numbers
could not be obtained according to
contract, that is, that there would
be no numbers sent for Saturday
nights. 1t was, therefore, impossible
to prevent this unfavorable date
from being chosen and the orphans
Four" quartet will give their pro-
gram in the college auditorium at
$40 on Saturday evening, Gebruary
Is.
The orphans Four" is a real
quartet of musical artists, worthy
to rank with the finest four-part
male singing organizations of either
this country or Europe, advance re-
ports state. Their voices blend to-
gether in perfect harmony that pro-
duce a fullness and richness of tone
that few ever excel. This quartet
will make an impression that the
longest memory can recall. The
repertoire of the Orphans Four" is
probably the most extensive of any
male quartet in the world, ranging
from the lifting melodies of popular
favor to the ponderous harmonies Of
the grand opera. Every selection
disloses clarity of individual tone,
delicate blending of voice compass,
thorough command of tonal contrast
and coloring The single admission
will be so cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-10
BRAWL STARTS IN
CITY; WINDS UP
IN DURBIN COURT

Even though Jess Willard or Tex
as Ttate have abandoned Chickasha
as their "hang-orr" there are some
fighters in this neck of the woods
or at least, c. H. Mayfield, assistant
chief of police, thinksN So Saturday
near the Dawson-Schuler produce
house, the officer interfered with a
scramble that threatened to brew in
to a general neighborhood free-for-
all fight.
AS a result e. G. Dustin, and Sc
burn Gooch, apparent leaders of the
opposing forces, with j. S. Kelley,
were arrested and taken to the po-
lice station. Charges of disturbing
lLs peace by fighting, were pre-
ferred against Dustin and Gooch,
While Kelley was accused Of threat
elng TO fight and using profane
language.
Mayer Durbin tried the cases and
fined the ''llintI ais" il the scrap
IS EACH Kelley, who entered a plea
of not guilty, was discharged.
The men are farmers residing
near Cement.
A number of people Of that
vicinity were here Saturday attend
ing court, and the fistic art was dis
played at a general meeting near
the produce house on Third street.
At that, the battle was not ended.
according to reports that reached
the city. The gladiators again as
sembled near the city and completed
the fray that was started on Third
street, reports say.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-10
SCHOOL DISTRICT
BILL BY JACKSON
IS BEFORE SOLONS

Representative Jackson of Chick
asha, has introduced in the house
of representative bill No. 557, relat-
ing to the formation of school dis
tricts. Mr.. jackson with Represen-
tative Phillips of Cleveland county,
has also introduced in the house a
bill providing for an appropriation
to the state university at Norman.
Representative Stokes, also from
Grady county, with Representatives
Ticer and Johnson, have presented
a bill for the approval of the legis-
lature, which provides for the
transportation of prisoners 10 jail.
The latter Grady county lepresen-
tative, with Senator Dearmon. spent
Sunday visiting in this county.