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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
FUTILE HARD HIT
BY A SHORTAGE OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Inability to secure teachers may
badly cripple the Tuttle high school
for the present year, according to a
letter just received by Moman IT,,
Shepard, county superintendent of
public instruction, from s. p. Smith,
superintendent Of the Tuttle school.
Mr.. Smith says in the letter; I'VE
have not secured teacher for our
language department, and VIC have
just about given up the idea of get
ting a teacher for Spanish. We have
no application for teacher that can
even take the Latin. Keep us in
mind and help us if you can
The Tuttle school is booked to
open September 18th, Superintendent
Shepard says. He declares that the
Tuttle school is the only school in
the county that is being hit by a
teacher shortage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
HITS 1000
BARREL GUSHER
IN CARRIER SAND
Pay Found In No. at 144o Feet; It
Flows 80 Barrels an Hour; Is
Only Sand in Field at That
Depth.

A new sand at 14i0 feet for the
CARRIER field was discovered yesterday
when the Aubyme No. was drilled
in for 2O00 barrel producer, ac-
cording to G. W. Austin, president
Of the Aubyme company Mr., Austin
returned last night to Chickasha af-
ter spending the day in the CARRIER
field.
In a statement issued this morning,
Mr.. Austin said that after being
drilled into the sand, the well flowed
at rate of so barrels an hour and
that as long as he remained at the
lease, it showed no indication OF les
soning the flow. He estimates the
well at 1000 barrels a day
There is no other well in the Gar
ber field in this sand and the new
gusher has created sensation in
the field. The oil is slightly diff
ferent grade OF oil from the regular
CARRIER oil, showing that the new
sand is distinctly different from any
touched to date. In addition, It Is
the biggest we'll hit by the Aubyme
and probably the fields biggest pro-
ducer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
RepubIIcans Are nusN
BY United Press.

By united Press.
Washington, Sept S-The presi-
dents Arguments throughout the coun
try are based on a basis of what he
sought to attain at Versailles, not
what he got, is the reply the republi.
can opponents to the treaty are pre-
pairing to make.
Senators Borah and Mccormick are
making final preparations for a trip
upon which they will carry argu-
ments ito the country answering
the speeches OF the president in a
vein of altruism.
Senator Johnson declared Il deny
that they are more altruistic than +
but | will not bury my American
ideals under imperialism of Europe.
The presidents ideas were abandoned
and beaten at the peace conference. 4"
In addition to speeches at Chicago,
Indianapolis, st. Louis, and Kansas
City, Senator johnson will speak at
Des Moines, Souix City, Minneapolis
and if the situation in the senate will
permit, he will continue west to the
coast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
In Ardmore District
dllcer,

Ardmore, Sept. 7Healdton Petrol
cum company (Roy M. Johnson ct all
on the Smith Meyer farm, section
81, 2s-2w, in the Graham district, is
drilling slowly and indications are
that the production is growing better.
There is less shale and more sand
as the well drills deeper.
1t flowed Wednesday night and
again Thursday and there is no doubt
but what ii is pay well, where It
stands, aud tho chances are very
good for it to become an important
producer.
The oil showed test of 1863 grav-
ity, being best oil produced in Carter
county, with possibly the exception
of the small well, found at depth
of 27O0 feet by the Bullhead Oil com
pany. in the Healdton field
Westheimer and Dauba, on the
Isbell farm, in section %, 4s-2w, is
shutting off the water and when
this has been successfully done, the
well can be drilled to the level of the
Denny sand, found in section 81. Of
the same township, within two or
three days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
Makes Big Record

By United Press
New York. Sept, -Squadrons Of
army planes and flotilla Of small
boats hoyered about the Levlathan,
On which the Commander in Chief re-
turned from Brest, from the time she
passed Sandy Hook. Among them
was the police beat Patrol, carrying
Mayor Hylan's committee of welcome.
The second day of welcoming is
entirely under the direction Of Secre-
tary of War Baker, who came to New
York as President Wilson'S envoy to
welcome General Pershing. Seere-
tary Baker and his party presented
the commander in chief with the gold
sword votep by congress in apprecia-
tion for diatnguished services.
The war department has charge Of
the parade, which starts at 110h
street and .Will smove in full war re-
gala, gas masks guns, packs, artillery
ambulances, tanks and every other
department, dawn Fifth avenue past
the official reviewing stand in front
If the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
through the Victory Arch at Madison
Square This is the first parade of
full war equipment Americans have
asen and will take four hours to pass
in review.
General Pershing's welcome and
the review of the victorious First
Division pioneers is strihngly ap-
propriate, The Pioneers landed in
France shortly after the commander
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
CH|CKASHA WALKS
AS TROLLEY MEN
QUIT POSTS DUTY

At . o'clock this morning, the car
men of the Chickasha Street railway
company demanded Of w H. Wads
worth, superintendent, an increase in
wages of from 81 cents to 40 cents
per hour with the alternative Of a
walk out if their demands were re
fused AS a result, every car Of the
company was In the barn by l0:30
ana the lines completely tied up
mo advance notice was given by
the men" said Supt Wadoworth. y
am powerless to grant the increase
in wages without orders from the
companys general offices in Boston
! am in communication with the
home office now
There are nine men employed by
tie company. Seven OF these walked
cut, leaving two on the job. We
will not attempt to operate the cars
until some final settlement is made. 4"
1t is expected that word will be
received from the Boston offices of
the company some time this evening
or tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
AUSTIN IN APPEAL
FOR ROOMS HERE
FOR 0. c. VI. GIRLS

I'VE must have more rooms for the
girls who are coming in and who ex.
pect to get rooms in the unfinished
dormitory,' said G. W. Austin, presi-
dent Of the Oklahoma College for
Women This morning.
Mr.. Austin continued: a have had
very little response to my appeal to
tho people of Chickasha to open their
homes to the girls, until the new dor
mitory is completed Acting upon
the advice that the girls could obtain
rooms in Chickasha homes until the
dormitcry is ready for occupancy, l
answered many inquiries, telling the
applicants that they could get rooms
in private hcmes until their rooms
in the dormitory are ready. They
are coming and there are no rooms
for them CAickasha people must re-
spond to this call. or the school will
be seriously injured. l call again
upon the good people of Chickasha
and ask that they furnish rooms fo1
these girls. Bookings may be made
by calling the college,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
Ry uniLod Press.

ny Oilittu ! 1000
New York, Sept 8 General John J.
Pershing came home today the ma
tion's idol
Tho commander in chief of the
American Expeditionary Forces SYM
bolizing the greatest American armies
arrived on the giant transport Leyia'
tbln at $40.
More tar - and a half years ago
hc sailed from this port with a hand
ful Of men, the first Of the American
millions who were to humble the Hun
The movement of the first contingent
were shrouded in secrecy. The allied
armies were wearied and diseour-
aged by more than three years OF
warfare and a German victory seem
ed imminent.
Today, General Pershins returns
the conquerer of an enemy crushed
and staggering under an ignominious
dictated peace
To The hundreds OF thousands VINO
welcomed General Pershing, the grim,
soldierly figure personified the mill
ions of khaki clad boys who defeated
the Prussian war machine Every
state had delegations massed on the
water front. From the moment the
Leviathan passed the Ambrose light
at 5 o'clock this morning, a bedlam of
noise in which whistles and guns
joined, roared out salute to the
returning chief
Following a brief greeting at the
docks, Secretary of War Baker, with
General Pershing and his party drove
to the city hall for a reception. The
schools viii be dismissed tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
FULL HOUSE FOR
WILSON At OMAHA
ON TREATY TALK
Auditorium Unable to Accommodate
Crowd; Republican Senator's in
Speaking Campaign Of
the States.
BY United Press.

BY United Press. n
Omaha, Sept s. President Wilson
arrived at the auditorium this morn
ing promptly at 10 o'clock and was
greeted by a full house"
Fully six Thousand people packed
the building and as many more clam
ored outside for admittance, but we're
unable to get in.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
LOCAL COUPLE wEDs

The marriage ceremony of Harry
Lillard, aged % and Miss Mona Nep-
tune. aged %. both of Chickasha.
was performed by Justice T. P
Moore Saturday. The ceremony was
performed in Justice Moore's office
in sle Elks building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08

Westhemer and Daube, on the No.
/ billiard in section %, 4s-2w, onrth-
east offset to the discovery well at
Hewitt, flowed through the 8 inch,
over the derrick yesterday, and its
stream for a full hour The indica-
tions are that it will be equally as
good, if not better, than the other
wells in that area The well will not
be drilled into the sand until the out
side casing has been pulled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
BRADLEY COUPLE TO WED

Charley Burrows, aged IS of Brad
ley and Miss Ivy Curtis aged Is Of
Bradley, were issued amarriage IL
cense Saturday by Mrs. Edna r. Wat
kins, court clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
MARROW couPLE MEps

L. Fleetwood Jones, aged p and
Miss Iva Spencer, aged 10, both of
NARROW. were married Saturday even
ing by Rev William Denham, pastor
of the Presbyterian church. The
ceremony was performed in the
church parsonage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
DAVENPORT TRIAL
SET FOR TUESDAY
IN JUSTICE COURT
Hearing Of County Judge On Assault
and Battery Case Before Bunncll;
Defendant Declines to Make
Statement,

Hearing in the case State VS. X. Il.
Davenport, county judge of Grady
county and president of the state
association of county judges, charged
with as ult and battery upon the
person OF Miss Buena McShane, his
former stenographer, is set for 10
o'clock tomorrow morning in Justice
Bunnells court.
The defendant, soon after the case
was filed in Justice 7. p Moore s
court, was granted change of venue
and the case will be tried in Justice
Bunnelrs court.
Davenport Has Counsel
Judge Davenport, defendant in the
case, this morning declined to make
statement for publication. He 4ati-
mated, however, that he had retained
counsel
In a statement issued for publica.
tion soon after the warrant for his
arrest was served, Judge Davenport
charged a frame up bp his personal
and political enemies. He remains
persistent in this contention
Attorney B. r. Holding, member Of
the law firm Of Holding and Herr
and friend Of the family for sixteen
years, has been employed by Miss
McShane's mother to assist VIM
Stacy, county attorney, in the prose,
cution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
by United Press.

By united Ifess.
Hoboken, n. j., Sept S-General
John J. Pershing stepped onto Ameri-
can soil at 9:2O this morning after
an absence Of two and half years,
during which time history was made
and empires oyerthrown and in which
activities the American general play
ed a leading role
AS General Pershing strobe down
the gang plunk, the band played ITO
the General After shaking hands
with Secretary Of War Baker, Perish
ing kissed his two sisters and was
escorted to a raised platform where
Secretary Baker presented to him a
certificate Of his new commission
making him a full general.
"Rlack Jack" Comes Home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
CITY SCHOOLS ON
GRIND OF l919-2O
TERM OPEN TODAY
Enrolment Expected to Exceed That
of Last Year; New Head Of
Schools Well Pleased With
Outlook.

Doors Of the Chickasha city schools
were opened at o'clock this morn
ing marking the beginning Of the u
1920 school term. Indications early
this afternoon were that enrolment
in the two high schools and the five
ward schools would excel last years
enrolment, as forecasted by Super
intendent T, r. Montgomery
Preliminary arrangements having
been made this morning, the five
city grIde schools entered upon their
regular routine of work. Senior and
junior high schools will set off on
their formal program tomorrow morn
ing. Time today in the two high
schools will be consumed in enroll
ing and making preliminary arrange
ments for the years grind
Montgomery Pleased
q am greatly pleased with the
prospects for a successful school
year" said T. r. Montgomery. city
superintendent Of schools, who mlde
his first appearance before the stu
dent body of senior high school this
morning. 81 am impressed with the
spirit of the student body, and espec-
tally with the faculty which, believe
is unquestionably efficient and ca
pabe Of doing high class work"
Every teacher employed for the
year reported for duty this morning
with the exception Of John w viii
liams, employed as instructor in latin
in the senior high school, Mr.. Mont
gomery stated this afternoon that
Mr.. Williams was now in Nashville.
Tenn, and would arrive some time
during the latter part of the week
A substitute will be selected from
the Oklahoma College for Women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
FratsrnaI, Religious and Trades
Unions Pass Resolutions Volclnn
approval Of Park System.
Here.
OTHERS ASKED TO
TAKE ACTION NOW
Committee Members Want Other Or
eanizations to Express Views on
Subject at Very Earliest
Convenience.

Five local organizations, the Con
gregational church, the Woodmon Of
the World, the Ladies of MacAbees,
Elks and Typographical Union No
57l have passed resolutions endorsing
the plan to establish system of
parks and Fairgrounds in CAickasha.
Other lodges and organizations are
expected to take similar action some
time this week, j. w Sooner, secre-
tary of the Central Park committee,
said this morning.
Several days ago The Central Park
committee mailed copies OF a resolu-
tion endorsing the plan to practically
every lodge and organization in the
city The five organizations men
toned above are the first to return
the resolutions.
The Resolution
Following is a copy of the resolu-
tion mailed to the various lodges and
organizations in Chiokasha, which
resolution has been passed and ap-
proved by the organizations mention
ed
Whereas, a plan is now before the
people Of Chickasha re5ating TO tho
establishment of public parks and
grounds, and
tTWhereas, the members Of this
organization believe that public parks
and Fairgrounds promote the health
pleasure and general welfare Of al
community,
Therefore, we, the members of
(order or organization hereby in
regular session assembled endorse
the plan to establish said parks and
Fairgrounds, and hereby promise our
aid and assistance and urge those in
charge Of such movement to continue
and complete said plans at the carl
lest reasonable time
Mr.. Conner stated this morning
that the committee desires that the
endorsements be returned TO the sec
retary of the committee, room 216]
First National Bank Bldg, not later
than Tuesday evening
1t is proposed, he said, that these
resolutions take the place of petitions
and thus save the committee a job
which would require several days toI
complete
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
For Oklahoma.
Local Temperature.

Maximum IS; minimum Ga
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
CIRCUIT COURT IS
SET IN MOTION BY
JUDGE S. c. slough
GRUNDY COUNTY JURlST OPENS
OCTOBER TERM GRAND JURY
SWORN lN-HEARS LA SALE
INSANITY CASE.


The October term OF the. tlrcut
Court opened this afternoon with
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
ORGANIZE TO AID
JEWS IN WAR ZONE
CLARENCE GRiGGS HEADS LOCAL
ASSOCIATION TO RAISE FUND
FOR THE CARE OF DESTITUTE
RESIDENTS OF WAR ZONE.

With the formation today OF the
county organization which will back
the efforts Of the American Jewish Re.
lief Committee il its great drive tor
the relief Of destitute sufferers n the
war zones OF Europe La Sale county
"hopped OFF, with a determination 10
do its utmost to reach us objective.
which is to meet its quota Of the fund
being raised to prevent the deaths OF
millions OF women and children. as
Well as men. who will surely stalye
unless SuccOr reaches them.
The organization wa perfected this
morning III the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms in the Central Lite building.
with the selection OF the following Of
ficers: Chairman, Clarence Griggs;
vice chairman, JOS A. Aischuler; sec
retary. A. Warsaw: treasurer. tWst
National bank; chahmeu of commit
tees: executive committee. Harry
Frank; advertising committee. Sidney
Stiefel; publicity committee Fred \.
Sapp; director of publicity and speak
ears, Clarence GriggS.
4. A. Lawrence, a member of the
state campaign staff, explained IN
some detail the oh ectS Of the drive
and deeply impressed those who heard
him with the far reaching plans which
the American Jewish committee mas
made to relieve the suffering of tne
destitute people of Europee, whose
. 4nplt
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
FRIENDS Of IRISH
FREEDOM STRONGLY
ORGANIZED IN CITY
NEW ORGANIZATION HOLDS A
MEETING SUNDAY IN ST. CO.
LUMBA HALL -- PROMINENT
SPEAKERS TAKE PART ON PRO-
GRAM

There was a large turnout at yes
Irish Freedom, when OttaWas newly
formed organization of men who are
arrayed on the side of giving Ireland
self determination assembled at 81.
Iolumba Han to hear addresses on the
subject by prominent local speakers.
The meeting proved to be a much
greater event than the officers OF the
ASSOCIATION expected and resulted with
everyone present placing himself on
record as faNorng Irish rule for Irish
people
President Costello called the meet
ing TO order and presented Attorney
Hetherington OF La Sale, who III a
very carefully prepared address GOV
cred the ground most thoroughly civ
ing the reasons and causes why self
determination should be granted. Mr.
Hethprington' address was greeted
with great applause,
Harry Kelly said no one could guess
why he was so strong for home rule
for Ireland but he referred to his
name having something to do with il
But he told the audience he had lots
of experience i'll the late war with
lrishmen who were willing to give up
their lives for the right and Tor JUS
tice. as he knew thousands of Irish
men had already done before He vas
glad to see the interest manifested IN
/ the United states in the purely hi
manitarian way in the interest OF Ire
! land and its people, and he felt sure
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
FORTY MACHINES TAKE
TO THE AIR THIS
MORNING
SMITH FIRST OVER?
OFFICIAL FIGURES, IT is CLAIMED,
SHOW WESTERN BiRDMhN
REACHED NEW YORK IN Low
EST FLYING TIME.


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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13

II
mally, said a bulletin is
sued today by his phys
icians. The bulletin fol-
lows:
1.-The Presidents condition remains
much the same, as for the past sew
era days. His temperature, with the
exception Of one day. pulse and res
piration rate. heart action and blood
pressure have been so since the onset
Of his illness. His kidneys are func-
tioning normally"
After the bulletin was issued Dr.
Grayson said he and the other phys
icians would continue to stand on
their bulletins and would not deny
rumOrs as TO the Presidents condi.
ton or enter into any discussions
concerning them.
DR., Grayson said that while he
would insist the President remain
quiet and not participate in the af
fairs OF state, some occasions might
arise whore he would have to give
his consent to the President taking
executive action He added that the
Presidents mind was clear and that
he was perfectly capable OF forming
instant Judgment on any matter that
might come up.
Dr. Grayson said if any material
changes occurred in the Presidents
condition the fact would be made
known. The discussion of whether
the President is well enough to per-
form the duties of the Presidency
developed at meeting of the foreign
relations committee today when ac-
tlon was sought for Information for
Chineso-Japanese situation.
The resolution before the commit.
tee had been introduced by Senator
PondeXter, republican, Washington.
and would call upon the President
for copy of dispatch said to have
been sent to the state department last
January by the American minister at
Pcking going into Japanes e-C Chinese
relations at some length.
senator lIlliams made protest
against sending such request to the
iIhitn House under present crcum-
stances. II is understood the case of
President McKinley's illness was cit.
ed, the senators obiecting and re-
framing as a matter of courtesy
against raising Of points AT that time
in matters Of foreign relations.
II was said there was no effort for
mally to raise the question of Mr.
Wilson'S disability under the consli-
tuition
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
Asks Withdrawal.
MARRIAGE Licenses.

T"e'o' p"o1 ~; Ncrtio Bennett. AZ.
both Of Strcator
lo.o"h NOhrusn 7S Tavlor SPRING
Susie Ritko. 81, Streator.
rooroo Jakocac 30 Chicago; Mary
Pleshe, 90 Rutland
John pielvowski 2G' Varna Nova.
kowski, 19, both Of La Sale.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
AT EASE FEARS
NATIONS EXECUTIVE
May LOSE HIS MIND
(By the Associated Press }

condition remains muchthe same as for the past
several days and his organs are functioning nor