The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-03
CRIMINAL DOCKET rs SET
TO START THIS EVENING
To Try Grady Boys On Charge of
Robbao Bailey Postoffice; Mo
Grand Jury Slated; List of
"A Jurors Expected Report.

Federal court opened this morning
for a scheduled four days session in
the court room of the federal build
ing here. R. L. Williams, federal
judge of tie eastern district of Ok
lahoma, is presiding.
Other court officials are: NJ S.
Lipscomb, secretary to the Judge; c.
w, Miller and Fl. ]. Church, repre-
senting the U. s. district attorneys
office; w H. Cunningham ana 7. G.
Humphrey, Jr., representing the
court clerks office, and A. L. Hull,
chief deputy marshal.
Grinding on Motion Docket
The court opened this morning and
Immediately began making disposition
OF the cases on the motion docket
set for today Sixteen cases are on
the motion docket.
Ten Criminal Cases.
The criminal cases are set for trial
today after the court completes the
grind on the motion docket, Includ-
ed in these cases is United States of
America VS. Tom Wright and Noah
Mcdaniel two Grady county lads who
are charged with burglary of the
post office at Bailey Other criminal
cases booked for trial today are.
United States Of America VS.. JEFF.
Dean, Lee Dean and William Dean,
charged with conspiracy.
United States of America VS.. Raj
eigh Hightower, charged with selling
liquor to Indians
United States Of America VS.. Ma
rion C. Hill, charged with introduc
ing liquor.
United States of America VS. Rolla
NARROW, charged with unllwfully
wearing army uniform.
United states Of America VS.. Jack
Swofford, unlawfully wearing army
uniform.
United States of America VS.. Rob
ert Stidham, unlawfully wearing ar
my uniform.
United States of America VS.. Alva-
rado Williams, charged with larceny
of mail matter
The Docket for Tomorrow.
-Four criminal cases are set for to-
morrow They are:
United States of America VS.. Flor
ida Haley, charged with selling intox-
icating liquor to soldiers.
United States of America VS.. E. E.
Turner, charged with selling liquor
to soldiers.
United States of America VS.. Dan
charged with introducing
liquor.
United States of America VS. J. NJ
Barron and Verne Joiner. charged
with introducing liquor.
Cases on the civil assignment are
set for trial on November 9TH and
9Th. Only six cases are on the civil
Court officials hope to
keep step with the docket.
No grand jury will be in session
during the trief term of court here,
T. c. Humphrey, Jr,, deputy clerk,
stated this morning.
"a on Jury List.
Forty-fom names were on the jury
list this morning, Following is list
Of the men ordered to report here
this morning for jury service during
the term of federal court here:
w. A. Vandever, Tulsa; ]. NJ. Will
son, Sapulpa; B. H. Love, Purcell;
Ed Martin, velma; G. w. Mellow,
Alma; James NJ Mayo, at5aw; (
Scott Moore, Lindsay; Andy Moore,
Alma; John T. Nichols, Ardmore; A.
S. Purvine, Muskogee; Lee Perry.
w. B. Pride, Ardmore; ]. w. Por-
ter Purcell; ]. H. Pruitt, Lindsay. E.
Pebsworth, Hix; w. H. Rainbolt, Pur-
cell; Mennis Ray, Waurika; D. H.
Roche, Chickasha; ]. G. Robbs. Gil
more; w. G. Speeg.e, Duncan; Rene
Stone, Purcell; Chas. Tillison. Dun
can.
Ben ]. Vaughn, Alex; F. NJ. Ad-
ans Sapulpa: Harry Baker, Duncan;
Chas. Bliley, Comanche; T. C. Bar
rowman, Purcell; S. A. Best, Wag-