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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-02

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III .al, hone. a.. tho funeral of
H. ,,.a Az. ,.,,,,r soodnas. were
l,,tua;a, c.o,o wafrod Gapne
,...,..,, t,.,.a,a... a.ad Yal;a,, poolar
Kari Roullard left Monday for Port
Gal,a,,o II oo,,ao+tor With q
...z..a .,a..o he n.a1 .noa..lt7a IN
,aa.,ranb,.
Mrs. Hazel Butler and two children
John II. and Raymond are visiting at
Mod. af p.och street dnrtnr the
..a..... .,.ool
Mr.. and Mrs II. C.. Judkns, Prot
and Mrs c. \ Cleveland lnd daugh-
ter Ann. accompanied by Miss Ailce
Written were in Oakland and Clinton
raIa,ivog
The Helen Coburn Mission Circle
VIII meet with Mrs. J. o. Smith at
hef nome on Water street, Friday al
tefhooh tthls Week at 30 O'Clock.
II Is hoped there Will be the usual
large a1tehuahee'
WI ana MIS-. ben CoiiihS ana iam-
lily VIII leaFe lof Calllorhla IN the
ueaf future "heIe 'ney are 10 make
'neii "iil'er hohle' lhey recently
purchaser the IVcharusoh estate on
last l'eaFllt street.
Nrs Marv u sBpcbfald Mr. and
Nrs r na,je A1ller and Mrs Emma
II D,,top want 10 Alhio, Tnoodav
10 aetehd the iuiiefdi services Vi MIS-
N''"i les rem "iioSe ieiiiain' were
brought from Newton Mass. TO that
pace iof in'efiiieit.
Newt SUNDAY afternoon At 420 at tho
Federated Church will he = Twiliobt
veenor servica Tbora will he an ar
gon roc;tal nv carl NolIo,, N1re rao
pooIer Mallav vocal so,oist and urs
rlise Eo,Iows white vioIirist M,eio
will also be furnished by the Vested
Chorus Choir
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The Portland PACKING company
completed their canning OF corn last
Saturday. About oO4.0oO cans OF
corn were packed. They Will com
mence canning beans today Cfhurs-
iay). This year is the largest can
ming season they nave had for sever
al years. The canning was practi-
rally all done by machinery instead of
by hand as in previous years.
Miss Lucia b. Stevens entertained
at Bloomfield Farm last Monday even
ing the members OF the {. {. &. Z.
Nearly every one was present. The
guests. who were former associates
OF TINS club, were Mrs. Mary Heath OF
WaterVille. Mrs. a. X. Butler, Mrs
Fred Philbrick and Miss Constance
Anderson. During the social time
delicious dinner was served by the
hostess.
Mr. and Nrs Forrest White of
p}aaoant street arc tho nroud narents
of - danebter bor, to tben laet
AJondav She watched aleven Mounds
The motber and little ono ore eetting
along nioelv This etrapeor b..
boa,, ,ivan tho mama Of c.tbor;no
1Io.,o- white M. White NO., ho
sora bor ,,arriago Mice Ad1ona Mo-
,ou dauohto,. of NJ ond Mr.. o,oar
soroou
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-02

Three tenements to rent-Ordway.
Crochet and embroidery materials
1t Iva NJ IIo,ways.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-02

Sudden attacks of Bowel Complaints
need prompt treatment. SETH AK
NOLD'S BALSAM has cured thousands.
Keen a Bottle in your house. War
ranted by Sampson & Avore.
The Town has for sale about TWEEN
ty-fve (25l cords OF dry 12-inch hard
wood iunks at $11,OO per cord deliv-
cred. Good fuel for sitting room
heater or for the furnace for fall use.
3w39 SELECTMEN.
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NORTHUMBERLAND
Building
Material

stands for a lot Of
things.
They all have a
place in our line.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-02

The members and Pensioners of
the Island Avenue Congregational
Church presented a purse of money,
containing nearly $50, to Mrs. Eta
SWEET Bradley, last Tuesday evening,
as gift for her very generous ser
vices as soloist in the church for the
past few years. Everyone wishes her
the best OF success in her studies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
e. H. s. BOOSTER
PUBLISHED BY
LOCAL SCHOOL

The Booster, Chickasha high school
publication, made its appearance on
the high school campus yesterday aft
ernoon.
Glenn Grimsley is editor and Irv-
ing Coryell is manager of the Boos-
ter Other members Of the staff are ;
Johnny Grigsby, idiotics; Louie Nau
dain, literary; Ruby Lee Rice, socie-
ty; Roma DC Dose, girls athletics ;
Houston Hill, boys athletics Alice
Holmes, alumni Claribel Buford, Sc
nior reported and G. stoinberger, so
phomore reporter,
The paper is fivecolumn, four
page publication and will be issued
bi-weekly, containing a digest of all
high school news The initial num-
Der of the Booster enjoyed large
advertising patronage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
'FLYING PARSON'
EASTWARD BOUND
IN BIG AIR RACE
Maynard Ready to Hop OFF From
Nevada Point Early To-day; Left
Frisco Yesterday; Three
Others May Take Air.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
New York, oct. 15--Lieutenant
Maynard the "slSy pilot the first
trans-ccntinental flier to hop off ON
the return trip was ready this morn
ing to take the air eastward from
Battle Mountain, New, where he
spent the night
Maynard left San Francisco short
ly after noon yesterday, just ten
minutes after the required 4s hours
from the time CT his landing at the
west coast, had elapsed lie hopes
to reach New York Friday.
Three other fliers are eligible to
start today They are Major Spatz.
Lieutenant Kiel and Captain Harry
Smith who complete the first half
of the journey when they landed on
the Atlantic coast
At the end OF the sixth day since
the start of the race, nineteen planes
had crashed and there are thrty-one
still in the race
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
U. S. Soldiers swoop Down in Raids
on 30 Homes; Make Arrests and
Haul Away Much Literature in
an Army Truck.
rs ONLY STARTING
OF GENERAL CAMPAIGN
Officers Are Handed List Of 700 sus.
poets to Investigate; t. w. W.
Chicago Headquarters Are
Burned by Ex-Soldiers.
By United Press.


Gary, Ind, Oct 15-The mailed fist
fell with triphammer speed upon the
Gary reds and bomb p+utters in the
past Few hours.
Forty homes. suspected of being
the centers OF revolutionary activities
were raided between midnight and
dawn by United States soldiers un-
der the direction of the army intel,
ligence headquarters Eighteen men
were taken into custody and arc be-
ing held with forty others who were
taken in previous raids An army
truck carried away printed propa-
ganda captured in these raids.
The activities cf the past few days
on the part Of the army men, are
merely a start at what is to be ex-
pected, officers hint A secret list
Of 700 more names has been turned
over to officers for investigation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
BRING ARTISTS
To COLLEGE FOR
PAIR CONCERTS
Paul AIthouse Metropolitan Opera Te.
nor to Appear Here on Oct. 81;
College Asks Cooperation Of
People.

Paula Althouse, q leading tenor of
the Metropolitan Grand Opera com
pany. will appear in concert at the
o G. w auditorium Friday evening,
October 81. Mr.. Althouse is said to
be a formidable rival of Caruso He
IS a native American and, unlike
most Metropolitan artists, has been
trained entirely in America
Althouse's story of his career diff
fers from that OF the vast army Of
ambitious and talented young aspir-
ants for vocal fame, for within six
months after his arrival in New York
aialy unknown and inexperienced,
F1al Althouse was engaged to sing at
the great Metropolitan opera house,
thc @rst American tenor without
European- experience to ever sing
leading roles at the famous theatre.
Such was his success his first sea
SOP thf.t when Gierdanes opera
Mime Sans Gene" was given it's
worlds premiere, with Miss FaTai
ID the title role at the metropolitan
rs january, 1916, Paul Althouse was
ain cast for an important roe.
SeIil further honors heaped upon the
American tenor during this same
season when he created the part of
me Squire in Reginald De Koyens
Canterbury Pilgrims" at the first
Oh any stage Of this
new opera in English, and in the
revival of "Thais" with Geraldine
Farai in the title role, Mr.. Althouse
was cast for the role of Nicia9, and
at srecisl performance Of "Madare
nml uply" the young American EN-
aeAmislsod everyone by is mag
',se-
afly' Of Miss Earar
lo addition to hts oporatic tri-
umpus, Paul Althoase has been
heard IN concert in practically every
city, Of the United States /.
lie was heard in Dallas on May
Of this year and Immediately after
the concert the Dallas management
wired the following message to his ,
"A!thouse received greatest
ovation given any singer in Dallas /
Must have Althouse next season. In !
ibis artist you have a world better" 1
The college has determined to I
bring the greatest talent on the con
,eIt stage and expects the united
support of the people here. Only
with such support can the college
lope to meet the financial obliga-
ions connected with such attractions.
Beside Mr., Althouse, Fannie Bloom
ield zeis,er will appear later in the
season. And Miss Francis Davis,
read of the expression department,
S making every effort to engage
Mss May Peterson for a return en-
in the spring,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
JAP COTTON MAN
PAYS VISIT HERE

One Of the prominent cotton mcr
Of Japan was a visitor in Chickashs
yesterday. He was Mr.. Ooi o.
Osaka, member Of the firm of the
Yuasa Gotten Trading company
Mr. Oo was the guest Of A. j,
Barry, local cotton buyer, while
here ye terday. Mr. Barry stated
this morning that the Yuasa Cotton
Trading company of which Mr.. 90.
is a member, handles enc half mil.
lion bales Of American cotton annual
ly,
The Yuasa company, Mr.. Barry
says, buys practically all of the In
dia cotton and has two hundred
branch offices in tle United States
q am greatly impre essed with the
American way CT doing business and
especially the way the cotton bust
ness is carried on in this nation, "
said Mr.. Ooi.
Mr. Oci will return to Chickasha
before returning to Japan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
FOUR DIVORCE
SUITS ON FILE

Four divorce suits have been filed
the office Of Mrs Edna r. Watkins,
court clerk, show
"Tis is a ruJh in our divorce suit
department. said Mrs. Watkins yes
terday afternoon 1f this rush con
tinues, we will smash all previous
records in the number OF divorce
suits filed in one month" She added.
The four that have been filed this
week, are entitled Sarah NJ. Everett
VS.. Pete Everett; Amanda Whitlock
VS.. Cecil Whitlock; Pearl Ritchey
VS.. Neal Ritchey; Linnia Slaughter
vs. lrl Slaughter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
AME ERICAN LE EGION
NAME DELE GATES
FOR STATE MEET

At the meeting of the American
Legion last night, there was a good
representation from Norge and some
rural communities but the attendance
was not as large as it should have
been from Chickasha, officers Of the
post state
Matters ecnceshing memberships
were discussed and committees were
instructed to notify all returned sol,
diers sailors and marines in order
to make the Chickasha Post have
proportionate membership that will
compare flvorably with any in The
state.
Plans of an entertainment were in
itiated. Delegates and alternates
were elected to the state convention
in Oklahoma City on October 81.
Following is the list chosen. L. E.
Emanuel. Ben Gcff. Harry Hammerly
w. II. LaBocn, Mr.. Helm, w. r. Mur-
ray, Mr.. Owens, Jess Dempsey, j. w.
Banks, G F. Rice, Mr. Nelson, w. G.
Travis.
The next meeting OF the Local post
is set for October %.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
Mckay Test Ready to Drill'Into Pay,
Is Assured Of Good Well, oil Men
Believe; Other Wells Are
Active.
% LOCATIONS MADE
WITH TWO RIGS UP
Fortuna Starts New Test; Well On
Medrano Farm Expected In Ten
Days; New Pipe Line to Tap
Field From Cyril.

The development of the past few
days on the west side Of the Cement
Cyril field, southwest of Chickasha
prove Of much interest to the oil
fraternity and include the reaching
OF the pay sand at the location of
The Mckay Oil and Gas company in
the southeast of the southwest of
section 21-G-9 on the Starkweather
farm and the reported location of
twenty-five new wells
The Mckay well is an offset to the
lnvincible formerly the Gladstone)
Reports from the field state that the
drillers have reached the pay and
are ready to drill in. This WELL it
is believed will be completed the last
of this week or the first of next and
in view of the fact that the Invincible
as well as the Hawkeye and Foster.
other offsets are producers, a good
well is in prospect
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
STATE CHAIRMAN
ROOSE WELT FUND
HERE TOMORROW

announcement was made this
morning that J. J McGraw of Ponca
City, state chairman of the Roosevelt
Memorial fund, will be in Chickasha
tomorrow for meeting at the court
ate q 3 loca HlWh e tima ~
eaf'es ssga gJ iatg q a5 rs Is ih9
fund far memorial 10 Theodore
Roosevelt
will Linn, district court Judge, will
recess court during the meeting and
will himself preside over the meet
ing. Judge Linn will introduce the
speaker. 1t is the desire of those
in charge that the meeting, as well
as the Roosevelt memorial be strictly
nonpartisan.
A good attendance is expected and
a cordial invitation has been extend
ed to everybody to attend The meet
ing tomorrow afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
COOTIE OUTFIT
HAS NEW WE'LL
CARRIER FIELD

That the Cootte Oil company
brought in IT'S No. well in the Gar.
Der field yesterday and that tho
drillers estimate tho production at
1900 barrels, was the news conveyed
in a telegram received this morning
by T. #. Major from Joe II. Tu,tt
secretary Of the company at Enid.
Mr.. Major director in the Cootie
company and Alex Walker of Lawton
another director, will leave this af-
ternon for the CARRIER field.
Cootie No. is near the Aubyme
wells, Mr. Major said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
ADD TWO MORE
TRUCKS TO ROAD
FLEET or GRADY

Grady county has Aecn allotted two
more trucks foruse on the roads in
Grady county, it Was stated this
morning at the county clerks office
r. S. Cox, county clerk, Is III Okla.
homl City today making arrange.
ments to have the trucks sent to
Chickasha. The trucks are among
those loaned by the federal govern.
ment to the state highway depart,
ment, for use on road work in the
state
Grady county is now using three
trucks sub-loaned to the county by
the state highway department.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
In Ardmore District

Ardmore, Okla, Oct 15.-The Mag
ma Oil company has closed drilling
contract with E. H. Roger and Wal
ter S. Critchlow on the forty acres
located in the northeast corner Of
section 27, 4-south, 2-west, and by the
terms of the contract drilling opera
tions are to be started at once to off
set the Westheimer & Daube well, on
the Isabel farm, and the Humble on
the Ward farm, and three other wells
on the same tract are to be drilled
at once.
The Golden Gate Oil company is
moving out. the tools that have been
used on the well, to move in another
string to complete the test. II is
stated that the eight-inch will be un-
derreamed down to where the six
inch is set now, which will make it
possible to drill much deeper test
The depth now is 2,150 feet.
Anderson & Simpson, on the Dill
lard farm, in section q, 4-south 2
west, south of the discovery well,
have recovered the tools and the we'll
will resume drilling at once The
depth is 2,1S5 feet and the owners
are determined to drill to an oil
sand.
Humble Oil company, in section rs,
4-south 2-west, on the Horton farm,
has three flow tanks installed at the
well and is making every preparation
for a prouucer. The depth now is
2,O7O feet and the well 70 feet off of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
BANDITS GET $4,000
FROM MISSOURI BANK

BY United Press.
st. Lqgi.s, oet Is The Potosi Nat
ional bank Of Potosi, Mo, south of
here was looted of $4,000 early this
morning by two bandits. With
torch, they burned their way into the
safe and escaped with the "swag.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
HUN SHELLS SET
FIRE TO RIGA IS
LONDON DISPATCH
BY United Press.

"
London, Oct. 15-Part OF Riga is
burning, having been set on fire by
the German bombardment, according
to a dispatch that has boen received
here from Helsingfors
The attack of the Germans Mon
day was reported to be less intense
than those launched previously, al
although the assault included gas and
trench mortar shells.
General Won De- Goltz has resign
ed as a result Of the latest note from
the allies, according to the Berlin
Tages Zeitung.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
+4+ +++ *4.
HEAD OF MINERS TO
CONFER IN CAPITAL
BY United Press.

+ BY United Press.
+ indianapolis, Oct l5-John
: l.. Lewis, acting p esident CT
+ The United Mine Workers Of
= America, win go to Washing
: ton to confer with Secretary
! Of Labor Wilson, but viii not
! who'd the strike order. He
+ said tho call for the strike
+ VIA be mailed late today.
=
: y i = !. r + = + = + +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
COAL STRIKE CALLED.

By United Press.
indianapolis, Oct is. -Four hun
dro1 thousand coal miners were or
dered to strike on November T. by
Acting President Lewis Officers
stated that more than half a million
would respond
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
By United Press.

Washington, Oct. l5-Thc en-
ployers sitting in the national indus.
trial conference planned to sart
pressure to put through their propos-
ed establishment of shop committees.
defeating the labor proposal of arbi-
tration by the conference of the steel
strike.
The first step in the plan was in
dicated when Delegate Loree con-
demned the proposal on the floor
yesterday The shop committee plan
was proposed last week.
This plan outlines that the en-
ployers are to deal with the men in
their employ without regard to the
national organizations,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
; ++++++%s~ ~+%++
SAY NOTHING SERIOUS
PRESIDENTS CONDITION
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
+ Washington, Oct. l5- No
+ serious consequences are ex-
+ pected from tho adular swell
+ ing, causing President Wilson .
: to spend restless night, ac- 4.
, cord.ng to officials at the .
; Waite House this morning. 1
: Every precaution is being talk !
; en-, however Five physicians .
: are in attendance, !
} I. + + + + = I. + , + + 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
.sAoREMEN STRIKE ENps

New York, Oct. 15.-Bnormous
quantities of pershable foodstuffs
that were held at the terminals are
being rushed to New York, following
the settlement of the Longshoremen's
strige before dawn today. More than
$50 trans-ocean steamers were held
up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
SPECIAL MASONIC MEETING

There will be a special communica-
tion of Chickashl lodge No "a, A. f.
and A. NJ, Thursday evening, Oct 16.
The Entered Apprentice and Master
Mason degrees will be conferred.
Past Master w. G Methvin will con-
fer the NJ NJ. degree. A full attend
ance of members requested to at
tend.-C. G. Courcier, w. NJ.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15

Close |. w. w. Quarters

BY United Press.
Chicago Oct 15-The headquarters
OF the ]. w w. in South Chicago are
closed Two hundtei ex-sold ers in
a raid last nigh "a "a gasoline witl,
quantity rf Iitera and applied
"a natch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
EMPLOYERS PLAN
PUT OVER DEALS
FOR COMMITTEES
BY United Press.

Washington, Oct 15.-After post
poning a vote on labor's proposal to
arbitrate the steel strike, the indus
trial conference adjourned until to-
morrow afternoon. Defeat for the
proposal seemed certain. Fearing that
an adverse vote might cause break
in the conference, new arbitration
plans are being prepared.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15

bottom underrcaming. Drilling will
be resumed at once.
The rock pressure on the George
w Chaffee wei lon No. 2 on the
Fowler farm, section 81, 2-south, 2
west, was taken yesterday and
it showed a pressure Of 1SO pounds,
The Keaton well on the ]. NJ Mil
ler farm. section "a, 2-south. S-west,
in the Fox district is drilling in a
brown shale formation at depth of
1885 feetA
The Choctaw Refining company. on
the F. H. orrison farm, section 26,
4-south, 2-west. is drilling at a depth
of about 1850 feet.
Par Petroleum company. in section
.27 4-south, 2-west is fishing for the
S-inch bailer at a depth of 1860 feet,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15

The grand jury is in session today.
Eighteen OF the twenty men sum
moned TO appear as grand jurors at
the county court house this morning,
complied with tie order The twelve
men named above we're selected at
the grand jury, and after receiving
the instruction Of District Judge Linn
retired to the Jury room in the Jail
building this morning shortly before
10 o'clock.
w IT. Gi-key, " thts ct
letted foreman of the Jury Chas.
Horn was selected by Sheriff Sankey
to act as special bailiff TO the grand
jury
Assistant Attorney General Here
Mr. Short, an assistant in the Of
flee of $. p. Freeing, state att-r ey
general, is in the city assisting Will
liam Stacy today in matters petain-
ing to tie grand jury It is under
stood that AT orney Short will assist
Prosecutor Stacy in some OF the Inn
portant matters to be submitted to
the grand jury
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
New Derricks Erected

Two new derrieks are being built
On the northwest of 31-G9. 1t is re-
ported that these rigs belong to the
North American Oil aud Refining
company. This company, reports
state have made twenty-fiye locations
IN the west side 1e leld aNt
HiHe et entrae AZ iii = 80.
seven s8ls
The Fortuna company IS preparing
to drill on the Lindsay farm in the
southeast Of the southeast OF S6-6-10,
this lacaticn being near the Fortuna
No. 1, the fields discovery well, and
offsettng the well Of the Kechi com
pany in section 1910.
Fortuna NO On tie MeIrano
farm in 36-6-1O has passed through
the hard formations and is making
about 200 feet day They are now
lioO feet deep and it is expected
that they will reach the pay in ten
days.
New Pipe Line Immediately
Work is to be started on a new
three inch pipe line connecting the
west side Of the field with Cyril,
where the oil will be loaded on tank
cars. This line is being put in by
A. T. Crockett and will assist the
line Of the Cyril Refinery in taking
the production of the west side.
The Western Lumber company Of
Cyril has arranged to stock with %
carloads of derrick timbers and lum-
Der. Two cars of the big timbers
have been received and the others
are in transic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15
GRAND JURY FOR
GRADY MEETS At
CALL OF JUDGE
Goes Into Session This MornInsg
Judge Linn Gives Jury lnstruc.
struetlons; Asks Probe of Law
Violation In Grady.
REQUESTS PROBE OF
ALL COUNTY RECORDS

Points Out Provisions When County
Officials Gould BE Removed from
Office; Report Not Expected
Before Tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-15

J. A. Rose is visiting his son, Don
Rose in Watonga this week,