davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

drugie jest zagadnieniem =
wschoduS inaczej mowiac kreso-
wem. Pierwsze jest kwestya by
tn Polski jake mocarstwa zacho-
dnio : europejskiego, drugie jest
takiem samem zagadnieniem by
til ma krancach Europy, IA po--
|graniczu miedzy kultura zachod-
mia a wschodnia.
Nigdy, DO nawet W czasach,
kiedy o uni jagiellonskiej wcalc
.jeszcze ME bylo slychat, Polska
ME mogsa Eye jedna tylko strona
swych stosunk6w - zachodnia
albo wschodnia. Nigdy tenn
mniej dzisiaj, kiedy jak w czasie
wojny narzucono jej jedno lub
drugie rozwiazanie - zwane o.
ryentacya c~entralna lub zachod-
MIA. Miedzy jedna a druga zaga-
dka waha sic byt Polski history
.~cznej i, chcac utrzymac swoja mi
sye. mhsi ona wypelnic to zagad-
niepie W kierunku obustronnym:
DIS kazdy z mas rozumie. re
kwestya Slaska jest. zagsdnie-
MEM Polski historycznej r6wnie
donioslem. jak kwestye Lwowa /
Wilma, aczkolwiek IA maple Pol
ski historycznei z pred picrwszc
go rozbioru Slask byf juz cd RE
czypospolitej odciety. Ale kazdy
z mas tez rozumie, re dis kwe-
silva Smolenska Tub kijowa ME
bedzie wzbudzata w mas takieso
entuzyazmu, jak sprawl Gravy
lub Spizu.
History uczyc sic trzeba ia
mapach i traktatach, ale ponad
stare mapy i traktaty jest silniej-
sze zycic, ktorem kierujc instynkt
-
h;storyczny. | ma MEM musimy
budowac swoje historyczne ,pra-
wo.
... A. Szelagowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

Barany, zachod. $3.50 do $3.50
Owce, tuczne -. 800 do $500
49, NABIAL.
Jaja, pierwsza sorta, e..
tuzin ......... 44hc do 45hc
Faja, druga sorta,
tuzin ......... 40c do 41%c
Maslo, 1sza sorta, funt ..... SOC
Maslo, 2ga sprta, #. 46hc do 48c
Ser Daisies" funt ...-.... SIC
Ser LimbuHger, #. -. 24c, do 31c
Ser szwajcarski, funt 45c do 55c
DRoB zYWY.
kury, funt ................ SIC
Koguty, stare, funt 49,. 1870
Kaczki. funt ....... 23c do 24c
lndyki, funt .............s 25c
Gesi, funt .%l6c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
BacznosC Polscy
Kupcy.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam, re q
tworzylismy biuro Polskiej Izby
Handlowej p. IL. 1884 w. Divi-
sion ul.. mad teatrem Chopina.
Biuro powyzsze otwarte bedzie
kazdy poniedziasek i piatek cd
godziny 6tej po poludniu do 9tej
wieczor, w ktorym to czasie ezio"
kowie moga skladac swoje raty
udziaiowe.
.Rowniez donosze. re organiza
torem i kolektorem zostaf mia
nowany oh. Wiadysiaw kobylan-
ski, ktory Jest upowazniony do
%zdobywania nowych czionkow
ola 'Polskiej Izby Handlowel,
sprzedawania udzialow i kolekto-
wanna pieniedzy ma takowe.
Pamietajcie, re has}cm naszem
Jest .,Swoj do Swcgo'.,
Kazimierz Tomkiewicz,
Prezes Izby HandloweJ'
Do Szanownych Polakow.
Otworzyiem pracownie malar-
SKA przyjmuje papierowanic,
nalowanie i reperacve; wszystka
Irobota gwarantowana.
Stanis]aw Kim.
1909 \. Paulina III,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

.Ananasy, kosz :. 1925 do $3.50
'Brzoskwinie, 6 kosz. .... $500
.Cytryny, pudio =. $500 do 1918
Pomarahcze, pudio $500 do $3.50
, SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprzow, sztuk ........ $4,000
Bvdla, .sztuk .......... $4,000
Jagniat, sztuk ........... 5000
Owiec, sztuk ........ $4,000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
POISka% HiStOryczna.
& ,,Dziennika Powszechnego.'')

W gIosach zagranicznych, O.
mawiajacych przysziosc PolSkl,
eoraz czeScicj zaznacza sic jeden
ton. przemawiajacy "a wskrze--
szeniem Polski historycznej. Po-
niewaz jedne i te same wyrazy
maja czesto rome znaczenie, prze
to warto jest zdac sobie sprawe
2 calcgo tego pojecia Polski hi
storycznej j nadac mu TAXI ksztaft
iaki byiby tworem zywotnym
nietylko W n~aszej wyobrazni, ale
i W rzeczywistoSci.
Tutaj trzeba odrazu sic Ia
strzedz, re inaczej zapewne to pc
iecie Polski hstorycznej ksztal--
towac sic musi W wyobrazni Gu
dzoziemca, a inaczej W wyobraz-
nj n~aszej. A p~rzeciez pomiedzy
iednem a drugiem musi bye pre-
rzucony jakiS pomost porOzumie-
MIA; jcdno i drugie musi pred
stawiac walory wspolne i ola mas
/ ola zagranicy: i jedno i drugie
musi sic STAG koniecznoScia mic
dzynarodowa, ably przyoblec sic
W ksztalty realne.
Powiedzmy wprost, My saml
ME docenialiSmy wartoSci hfsto-
rycznych, jake zawieraja sic, "a
wierafy i zawiersc zawsze beda W
poieciu Polski. Wilma to naszego
hyperkrytycyzmu naukOwego W
dziedzinie historyografii - to
pierwsze. A drugte. moze stokroc
wazCieJsze, to pewna atrotia zmy
S;u praktycznego - nszywamy
30 politycznym, w gruncie RE
~ jest to zmysi hfstoryczny, "a
traeony w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
riej nicwoli.
Bo zwazmy ma mafvm przvkia-
lie konkretnym.
Ola Anglika do niedawna ,choc-
w MISUNDERSTANDING obezna-
rego z naszemi sprawami. Poland
,zyli b. Krolestwo Polskie to by
Ia czastka tel s~puScizny history
szneis ktora on znal, chocby tylkO
= naJbiyskotliwszych i najefekto.
wniejszych wydarzen dziejo-
wych, jak z odsieczy Wiednia
orzez Sobieskiego lub z monarchii
Tagielionow. Gdy tymczaSem ola
las. bez porownania lepieJ znaia-
-ych easy n~aszcj Swietnosci, ale
jez blizej patrzacych ma GAIA ma
szs niewole. to b. Krolestwo Pol
skie bylo czcze imie, oslaniajace
GAIA niedole ucisku i wynarodO--
vienna. Narody zachodnie. maj4-
&c wieEszv zmysi historyczny w
zyciu praktyCznem, politykujace
ME 7 dnia ma dzien. ale z pokole-
MA W Pokolenie, jeSli ME re stu
Iecia ma ~stulecie. maja wiekSzy
szacunek i instynkt zachowania
S~puSctzny przeszhoSci. anizeli ma
-ody Srodkowo = europejskie i
wschodnie, wSrod ktorych myS-
nv zyIi. nv. ktorzySmy swoj via
snv instynkt historyczny samo--
zachowawczy poswiecali czesto
uedznym teoryom, albo gorzej
naukom, narzuconym przez wro-
cow.
Wszak bylo tax - co TIL mo-
vic.
Niedola wyrabaia przepaSt
miedzy nasza historyczna pre-
szioScia a terazniejszem zyciem,
a mySmy sic przyzwyczaili pre-
PaSc te uwazac "a niewypelnio-
ma.
Ola ka1dcgo Francuza lyle jest
r6lnic miedzy Francya trzech Ii
III a Francya republikanska. lie
krokow pomnik Etienne Marcia
lub Dziewicy O~rleanskiej Cd po-
sagu Dantona / Kolumny' Ven
domskiej. Ola mas, IL ktorych II
bostwo posagow odpowiada ubo-
stwo pamieci historycznej - kaz-
dy wick. kazdc pokolenie mimic
ne bylo jakby gretchen, ktory
szybko staraliSmy sic zapomnieG
i wymazat'z pamieci, wczoraj Ola
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

dzenie sic Polski W chwili, kiedy
spadIy z niej trojdzielnicowe i
pieciopokoleniowe kajdany, Po--
wierzchowny obserwator - dziwi
SIC, re ia zmiana upragniona i
diugo oczekiwana ME dale odra-
zu tel sunny szczescia i zadowo-
lenia, ktorego sic pc niej spodzie-
wano, re przeciwnie, niema dnia,
ably ME wyrastai z niej nowy Dol
| MOVE niebezpieczenstwo.
Kto gSebiej jednak wnika w l.
stote tego cudownego wyzwole-
MIA, ten nabierze sam w~iekszego
Szacunku i uznania ola wielkoSci
i potegi tego o~rganizmu, ktory
sic zowie Polska. Skonczyi sic
naprawde okres niewoli, gdyz ma
powrot wracaja tie wszystkie tru-
dnoSci i te wszystkie z~agadnie--
MIA, z ktoremi nierozerwalnie byl
zwiazany byt historyczny Polski.
l wracaja ME wywolane VIOLA it,
dzka. Tub przebiegioScia sztuki
~dyplomatycznej, ktorcj prawie
wcale niema, ami ~wysilkiem ore
"a, ktory napredce sic kuje i zbie-
ia. Wyrastaja W niece organizmu,
ktory sig Prey, poczuwszy roz-
kute cz}onki i ramona. wyrasta-
ia sAa zywioiu rozhukanego, kto-
~ po dtugiej zimie budzi sic do
wiosny zycia.
Czysmy chcieli czy ME chcieli
mice wojnc z Ukraincami. kresy
naszc zapioneiy pozoga jak W
czasach Chmielnickiego. Pomimo
chlodu i rozwagi naszych braci
Wielkopolan - cd Miedzyrzecza
az pc Wschowe rozgorzaia walka
Z Nicmcami, jak "a czasow Bole-
siawa Krzywoustego i PSiego
Pola; wreszcie i ME najmnreJszc
przypomnialy sic kresy p6lnocne :
GdahSk po kolei opanowywany
przez OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / krzy-
zakow, Slask, pc ktory wyciaga
Czech chciwa reke / Vino. gdzic
siedzi. zamiast wielkiego kSie--
|cia. moskiewski bolSzewik.
Otto Gala nasza przesziosc / Ia
razem terazniejszoSc. Otto histo-
rya t~ysiacletnia zebrana i Sku--
lpiona JAZZ W soczewce W history
iednego dnia. -Oto divine passio
natodu po~lskiego. passio tysiacle-
tuie ku zyweJ uauce ~terszniej-
zvch pokolen. ktorc odrzucaiy pa
mice siawy. myslac, ze obronia
sic TEN cd meki samego zycia.
Bo widac, re tax powinpo bye
we Swiecie. Azeby czems bye,
trzeba sic wprzod poczac W me-
&C. | tenn odkupujemy nasze why.
re czujemy sic dzisiaj ukSadem
historycznym. Lecz historycz-
|nym ME pamiecia tylko. ale i ~
samem. ktore sic " has Cd
radza W tyCh samych ksztaltach,
co "a Mieszkow, Jagiellonow lub
Sasow.
Tu Jest zatem LIMA demarkacyj
ma. - pomiedzy pojeciem Polski
historycznej literackim. powic-
Sciowem, a pojeciem Polski hi
storycznej zywej, realncj. bez Cd
rodzenia ktorej niema i ME moze
bye w p~rzyszioSci panstwa pol
skiego.
Me tn miejsce i ME wypada
napredce s~treszczac i wykreSlac
to wszystko, co ola Polaila mics
Ici sic W pojsciu Polski historycz-
mel. Ale czas r potrzeba. ably te-
mu pojeciu nietylko w wyobra--
zeniu ogoiu, ale i W jezyku ma
szej ksztaltujacej sic diplomacy
przywrocic walor / caikowitc INA
genie. Ma tym terenie musimy
budowac wszystkie nasze aspi--
racye, caiy nasz program narodo-
Wv i przysz}y ukiad miedzynaro-
dowy - ma wschodzie W srod--
lkowej Europe. ~
A Gas przypomniec / to, co "a
ciera sic i mieni niekiedy W ma
Iszych wyobrazniach historycz-
nych. a co zacierauo i sztucznie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
WARZYWA.

Szparagi, "a wiaz. $500 do $3.50
Buraki, 100 wiaz. $500 do $500
Kalafiory, skrzyn. =. SOC do 75c
SeIery, skrzynka (Michi- 3.
gan ........,. 75c do $1.25
Og6rki, 2 tuziny $3.50 do $3.50
CebuIa, nova, kosz
Tcxas) ...... $3.50 do $3.50
Cebula, zielona, via
zka ............... Zoe do l5c
Kartofle, move Wirginia)
. beczka ....... $3.50 do $50
Kartofle, MOVIE, (Oklahoma)
100 funt6w -. $500 do $40
Pomidory; 6 kosz. $500 do $3.50
kapusta, nova,
skrzynia ...... $1.75 do $500
Szpinak, s~krzynka E. SOC do 65c
Marchcw, nova
100 wiazek .... $500 do $500
Rzodkiewka, 100 wiaza-
mex ....:...... $50 do 500
Groch straczkowy, kosz
S1 IN Lo % M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
COURT BATTLE
OVER CHILD IS
STARTED HERE
Father and Mother Both
Claim Custody Of Girl,
BABY TAKEN TO COURT
Mother Superior Of Academy
TO Keep Youngster,

flgh, over tho possession of Eliza
beth Young. . years old. who. Zeno
Young. the father. claims was Md.
nnpcd by Mrs Leila Gardner Young.
tho mother. was begun In district court
today when tho mother superior OF
Mount ~. Mary's academy here brought
the child into court after hsbess
corpus papers had been served at the
request OF tho father.
Elizabeth cried during most OF the
time sho was In the court room and rnn
away from her father when he came
near her In tho lobby OF tke court house
"Thcy won't take you away from me,
precious mother whispered be-
appeared TO bo frightened whenever her
mother who came here from Muskogee
TO fight for the child. left her side.
Judge George " Clark ordered the
giri retupped to the academy with the
undersis nding that both the father and
mother could talk TO tho child or visit
hev.
The mother, who IL an unusually
good looking woman. HRid the ihthrr
obtaihed "A divorce and was awarded the
custody of the child whila, sho was not
represented In court
Judge Clark ordered that transcripts
OF the two SUITS In which the XIII was
involved In Sebastian county, Arkansas,
chancery court. bo produced. ana
hen ripr on tho ~ entitled To the thllh
vas set for next Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
Shrine Nouices
1hrown in Jail
For Profteerine
Selling Papers for Five Cents
Cause Of ARRESTS"

by their rope ye shall know them.
They are the novices hero for the
ceremonial session OF the India temple.
They are necessary for the entertain
mcnt No novice. no corcmonial--ac,
cordins to those who have been admit
ted to tho inmos, secrets OF the noble
order.
The campaign 10 hot in the ring"
contest. and candidates are busy hand
Ing out cards and making water plug
speeches
The morning was spent In registra-
tlon Of noviccs and the womens' re-
ecption at tho Masonic temple. Mobiles
and women lnnched at the temple at
noon.
After Abe : o'clock parade there was
n business and ceremonial session at
the Overhoiser theater. The women at
tended the Liberty theater.
A dance ep both floors at the city au-
ditotium will be the big feature OF the
program tonight.
Several novices who were selling
papers on the streets for a nickel each
vera arrested and thrown In the city
jail on charges Of profiteerinE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
RED RIVER CASE
WILL Be SPEEDED
Freeing to Try to Get Quick
j. S, Action,

Having failed to bring about amica-
bic adjustment Of the boundary dis.
pu,e between Oklahoma and Texas In
the Fort Worth conference yesterday,
Attorney General sFreeling was plan
nins today 10 speed up action before
the supreme court Of the United States,
asking that tribunal to appoint n re-
ceiver to take complete charge OF the
property.
Responsibility OF the failure o' the
Fort Worth conference to evolve n
scheme Of amicahle adjustment, was
laid by tho Oklahoma officials who
partlcips ted In the meeting at the
door OF Judge Calhoun Of Texas, whose
receiver is charged with having gnined
possession Of the Burke Senator oil
well by "ruse and now TO be holding
Il by force"
Judge Cham Jones. Oklahoma Judge.
who was also appointed receiver.
aGreed to concur In any kind OF n
Joint arrangement between the two
states for tho selection OF receiver
sstisfa ctury to all concerned. but
yudes Calhoun, It Ia said. fatty re-
fused 10 change the existing situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
Tells OF
SIBERIAN TRIP
Travelling Man Just Back
From V|adivostok, Russia,

"eiberla IL tho most immoral place
In the world and Vladivostoh 10 the
pssthouse OF tho EARTH" says Jack J.,
Lewis, Just back with tho Thirty first
infantry from what he call his ISL
beriaa exile" with the American ex.
peditlonary forces.
'N 10 a country where the only po.
Mtical argument that can be used 10
dynamite, and where many use that
argument" he says,
Lewis. discharged last month. has
just finished a speaking tour OF Call
fornln, and was In Oklahoma City to-
day on business. His brother. Seth NJ.
Lewis, is sheriff OF Osage county, and
Lewis will visit him at PawhusM TO-
morrow.
Before entering the war Lewis
''WadA" oklahoma ~ n travelling
salesman. He has many acquaintances
In the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

The law permits the sale OF non.
intoxicating beverages and 2TS percen,
beer Is non-lntoS icatlng. A regula
ton by the president to conserve food
STOCKS Tor war use fixed this 2T5 per
cent restriction and here you have q
law 10 enforce this restriction which
says that over one.half Of / percent
beer IL intoxicating. when, as a mat.
ter Of fact, and admitted by the gov
eminent II Is not intoxicating"
william l.. Guthrie, associated with
Root. wHs 10 close the argumen In
behalf OF the brewers this afternoon
Solicitor General King will make the
final argument for the governmen, In
defense Of the wartime prohibition
act md the volstead enforcement, act
Although there are pending In the
supreme court half q dozen other sp-
pcals on liquor and beer decisions the
listillers and brewers have submitted
their cases "a the arguments which
have been heard yesterday and today
A decision from the court Ia expected
not later than December 9.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

,on hat ,h,r, ,soo ~ hi. no,..,,
r.n.,n,s ,,a,, ,,h.u ~ ~
,i.n ca,.,s. -, ,oo sa"s'
an. -. wv po'"". OF meat
reason he's such n good fu,,b,cr us..
one OF those eat-%m.aIly. vnv. .,,.,
II he is the off.prinv n, y, dom,n,.
O. ,,.. a., -,,
cor,,ocr ro.,ve".n neaded NC
IN. ,o,'',o a n'.s. m.o inc ahey.
~. ,a.I.,. va" ooe" 'ea"ink OF
harn n".es We nave
~, "'Ioe" ane' DC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
100000 Fire in
leavenWOrth Prison

LEAVENwoRTH. Kan, Nov si-
Military authorities here today pre-
pared 20 invcgtlgate the origin of n
apecta cuinr fire at the federal military
barracks late Inst nGht thlt caused
property damage estimated at consid-
crably In excess OF 500 600.
The fra started In the prison ex-
change. destroying the building and
,hd large quantity Of army supplies II
contained. From there tho flames
spread to the cantonment barracks and
burned fourteen OF the frame structures
In the enclosure. Dynamite was used
to stop the spread OF tho fire, The
buildings burned were erected in lsi,
at a cost Of S?2Q0 They were used
to house prisoners. who because o'
their good records had been restored
to duty a. TRUSTEES.
Prisoners assisted the authorities IN
fighting tho fire, which was one oi
sev.rul that have occurred nt the bar.
racks In tho last year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
WHAT2 YEP! FELIX
WASN'T ARRESTED

Felix Jerkson. negro nccuscr OF W
n, Parker. negro policeman, was MOI
arrested pst night.
This is the first night In two week,
that he hos not been taken over nj
HIS Fast Grand avenue residence md
marched to the police on nt least two
charges.
FelIs snld yes,crdny he was tired
buckIns the game and had decided u
" tho ro'' y f'clds nwhlle
'NhN r'nyht has mt nhhed r g more
"''. to hIa nW ~ those to be In.
,lted to leave the city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
Crime Wave--Plain Clothes
Police--Cridiron Heroes
Dark Alley--Fi --Blooey!

Oklahoma Cltys two most-avoided
'horouEhfa1ks Maiden Ian. and wall
''.e'-are poorly lighted at night,
iheteby hangs near.tragedy
heihen lane and Wall street I, may
or may not be remembered. are The
TWO aleys that lead TO tho Oklahoma
'lty police station. The Bridge a,
signs In all It's history has no, hoard
as many mosns and groans ana com.
paints as these two "highuays' sine.
the police station was located n, ,h.,r
intersection.
Ring Down curtsini
CThe curtain will dcscerd for two
minutes while the scenes are shifted
Kindly keep your seats)
John Mccormack tnot the singer,
ana James Martin. youths attending
tho Northwestern stats normal esy6cl
at Alva. were standing near the king
kade hotel late last nlEht. Both are
members Of the Alva normal foot ball
team. They were worn out after play. .
Ing the Edmond eleven yesterday and
were on the point OF retiring for the
night Before they began their ambb
toward the hotel, they stopped to ad-
mlre a fine automobile standing at the
curb.
Just at this point. two city plain,
clothes men came up. They had beer,
warned that an attempt was to be
made to steal the very automobile the
boys were sdmirIns So the two pig
skin heroes were ignominlousiy
''pinched' and headed toward the po-
lice station.
500 In Pockets.
Now Mccormack. who is n minister's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
CITY MANDAMuS
AGAINST beatty
NEARLY READY
Budget Hearing May Be in
Supreme Court tuesday,

Mandamus nathan. arat,., ,..
pcsty. count, essc.'or 4, an o,,a",",
10 force him IN snre,d N. oi,, [ [s",np,
on the IA, rolls wm No. rosay w ,,,.
late mi, n,,oypoon or ,omorrov " pn..
LIll.rd muntc,naI en,r.a,o, ,, .o
dav '''' :"
I'VE wan, m. r,,,., ,,,..,. .,,
a, .oop as ro,,,h,s aa, m,r, ",
have n be,rd nv the .nn,.ma ,.n,, -,
the state ne,t Tu..d,y ~ N .,aa. .sa
ready" Iillard sid '
"Be,,v o. co,,.r,
81 consulted the rourty a,,o,,., ,,t.
morning ana h. mia me p..,y h.. 49,,
talked Ia him shon, IN. hna.., o
Besty said he would h,y. - ,,n,a,
with nj, r,iorpey. h.,or. .n,,. 49,
further IN the matter
Mike Donplhv r,mm,.,,o,or =, o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
STATE SUPREME
COURT DECISION
ON RESALE SOON
Sale to Be Held Monday L
Result Is Favorable,

Unless the state supreme court In
Its decision Saturday holds uncon-
stltutlonal the entire state law. under
which tax resalcs are held, the resale
win be held next Monday afternoon
IN the cour, house. John r. Martin as
sistnn, county attorney. said today.
lie represented the county treasurer
in tho injunction hearing in federal
court yesterday and said he will in.
struct the treasurer to hold the sale.
$1,000. 900 10 Value.
Only property unencumbered by spe-
clal assessments probably will be Of
fered for sale. This will leave mp
proSimntely s. 900 900 worth Of real
estate to he placed on the auction
block.
II Is also probable. according Ia Mar
tin. that the sale will extend over more
than three hours TO enable fair
complete opinion Of the federal Judges
before deciding on the instructions he
will give the county treasurer.
There Ia n possibility that property
encumbercd by special assessments
viii be placed on sale under a provision
that the purchaser pay the special as
sessments due, Close study Of the court
opinion Ia necessary before deciding
on that action. though, Martin said.
Court went Too Far"
Legal authorities claim the bond
companies taye gotten themselves into
a hole by their action In court. Repre-.
senta,lves Of bonding companies are
said to have remarked the decision Of
the court went farther than they want.
cd II TO 20. Soma legal opinions are
that the bonding companies do not
have any way Of collecting tho as.ess-
fnents DUO them. because the pronertv
holders either can not Sc" or viii not
pay their MScs II may havs an effset
of lowering the value of the bonds! !hit
10 snid.
ArleiRh T. Bockhoven. county treas.
urer. answered telephone calls all n,eh,
following the court decision and Was
tept busy MI morning with sails 40 10
whether the resale win he held, Hun.
dreds NJ persons sisnIfNd their I'M.
tentlcn of mddlnx on properties II tho
resale Is held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
VIClM OF SHOOTING
IS SUFFERING MUCH

Operations performed today on A. F
Haley. who is tho University hospital
with bullets, In his arm and shoulder
ms the result Of a quarrel near Wright
station between himself and his son A.
A. Haley. who In In jail charged with
assault with intent TO kill. failed to 10
cats the bullets.
Haley suffered much last night but
he Ia expected 70 recover attendants a,
the hospital sald.
Preliminary arrangement n Haley
has not been held. because Of the con
iition of the elder Haley.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
CAMPERS STARTED

A campaign against campers and
squatters" In general In Oklahoma
City was started today by Jos Patter.
son. commissioner Of public property,
when he issued 4 request 10 the police
TO clear the Delmar garden site be.
tween the city and the packing houses
OF settlers.
The site has been leased 10 a nursery
company during the winter. but sew.
erai camps have sprung up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
WHITEHUnST APPEARS
AS WILD CAT tanner

John A. whitehurst. Agricultural
chief. hoad OF the state council Of de.
Tense and all around regulator Of shings
IN general appeared today In a new
role. that Of wild cat tanner.
Whitehurat went to ths city Zoo early
this morning. borrowed q real wild wild
cat and left for the 4. and NJ. college
at saltwater where he plans TO use the
cat this allernoon IN helpInw 10 outwit
Kendall college In Ns football game
with the A. and n athletes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
MAYOR IS SILENT
ON RECALL CASE
Beatty Receives Many Offers
Of Assistance,

Mayor Walton this morning was
holding true 20 his statement s~veraI
days ago that tho recall" proposition
Is one Of the subjects ho refuses to
be quoted on.
II have too much city business "a
attend " 20 pay any attention to this
matter" he said.
Offers 10 help circulate petitions for
James Beatty, county assessor easing
the recall fsh, against the mayor.
poured into his office yesterday after.
noon,
A flying corps" of volunteers will
probably he on the streets at work
obtaining the $500 names necessary
hY tomorrow