davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
%PieIegnowaDie Dzieci'

Umiejetnf ;t pielegnowania
dzieci malych niezbedna jest ola
mlodych matek.
Bee tel umiejetnosci zadna z
kobiet ME jest przygotowana do
spelniania obowi9zkow matki.
TAX wysoka liczba Smiertelno
sci dzieci W Chicago nigdy sic ME
zmniejszy, jezeli kazda matka
ME bedzie wiedziaia, W jaki spo-
sob pielegnowac chore ,dzieciat-
ko, jak mi uscielic iozeczko, jaka
temperature cieploty ma zawie--
rae woda przygotowana ma ka--
piel, W jaki spos6b przygotowat
pokarm ola niego, jezeli matka
sama karmic ME moze - dop6ki
dzieci beda oddychaiy powie-
trzern dusznych, ciemnych nor, W
ktorych sypia i oddycha pc kilka
osob. Biedne dziecko, tax jak "a
niedbany paczek kwiatu. zwied--
ME, zanim sic W kwiat rozwinie.
Matka, ktorej sroskliwosc ola
chorego dziecka ogranicza sic tyl
ko ma podawaniu mt regularnie
tekarstwa przepisanego przez le-
kara, spelnia tylko Geese swego
obowiazku. Jezeli wszystkie wa
runki hygieny ME So wypeiniane,
i lekarstwo ME pomoze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
DZIAL OLA B
Referuje Marya g. ,

chociaz spok6j i swobode; mo-
CLAM take zabawic sic i wyjsc
z domu; teraz, to siedzi W domu
i wymySla tylko, a ja ruszyc sic
ME moge, BIO zaraz robi awantu-
Iry." Wyrzeka ma swoje ,,szcze-
Scie" j ME vie - czy ME chce
wiedziec, - re kiedy pill i trwo-
nil, to moze dlatego, re jej W
domu ME zastawa{, a teraz, gdy
siedzi w domu i ,,robi awantu--
ry", r6wniez jest jej wilma, DO
ME umie mu domu umilic, kfo-
cac sic z MIN o to, Re ona onie
ma swobody." Divine So ME
kt6re kobiety! Czyliz ME przej--
RIA nigdy?...
Tylko dola sieroty jest ciezka
i ME cd niej zalezy, by ja zmie-
mic. Mic w Swiecie zastapic ME
moze serca i troskliwoSci dobrej
matki i nieraz biedna sierota
W smutnych chwilach opuszcze-
MIA samej sobie wyrzut czyni
Czy tez ia - swoim uporem, ME
pos}uszenstwem, ME podkopa--
lam zdrowia matki mojej? Och,
gdyby by1a ma Swiecie, jakzebym
lima by}a. Me ma jej - nicze-
go juz zmienic ME MONA!
l tylko dola kobiety bezdziet-
nej jest smutna, DO ME W jej
mocy jest zmienic i pic ukraiG
tesknoty jej "a swojem lubem
dzieciatkiem ME zdoia...
Wszystkie inne ,zfe dole So
tylko wymysfem, DO DUO, bar
do DUO z}ych rzeczy, kt6re
Ewalamy ma OpatrznoSc i ma los,
mozemy zmienic i ~zwalczyG roz-
sadkiem i sifa wolf - navel j
chorobe, jezeli ME jest jakas
zdecydowana, nurtujaca orga--
MIN. Ezasem cos mas zaboIi.
Boimy sic, re nam co zaszkodzi
oprzec sic trwodze, wm6wic So
bic raczej, re to przejdzie, ME
przypuszczac zaraz z}ych ma
stepstw, ME jeczec i ME rozmy-
Slac mad cierpieniem fizycznem
bezczynnie. Niejednokrotnie
przesz}oby ono naprawde -
ME dopuScilibysmy tym sposo-
benz do najgorszych nastepstw.
So ludzie, kt6rzy, opr6cz Boga
naturalnie, hoiduja ,,religii" silly
wolf i mia zwalczaja zfe namiet--
noSci dajac sobie i innym szcze-
Scie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
Mad Observation-Disclosures

Jest jeden srodek, kt6ry rzadko zawo-
dzi W usunieciu dokuczliwego swierzbie,
MIA, usmierza irytacye skory j czyni ia
miekka, czysta j zdrowa.
w katdej apiece molecie dostae zemo,
kt6re zazwyczaj pokona wszelkie choroby
sk6rne. Acne, eczema, swierzb, pryszcze,
wysypki a lepki, W wiekszosci wy
padkow ustar;4 cd zemo. Czesto male
zeszpecenia znikns przez 0 Swierz'
bienie zwykle ustaje natychmiast. Zemo
jest to bezpieczny, antyseptyczny Piyn,
Kosztuje tylko 3St; ekstra duza butelka,
$1,000 Me plami, ME jest tiusty ami
lepki ! najzupelniej bezpieczny ola deli
katnej, czulej sk6ry. :,
The E. VI. Rose Co. Cleveland, O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
Mysli.

Kobiety, zareczaja sic, czesto
kochaja ME mezczyzne, ale sauna
sytuacye, kt6rq wytwarza miloSt
czy ma}lehstwo. Slowa: narzc-
czony, narzeczona, - maja wiel-
XII urok ola dziewczat. Zareczaj9
sic czesto dlatego tylko, by ma
zywaG sic narzeczonemi, nosit
strojne suknic, przyjmowac kwia-
ty, ksiqzki, nuty i - brylantowy
pierScionek, chodzit ma spacery.
skiadat wizyty, wogole bye po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04

DUO kobiet jest wychowywa-
nych dziecinnie, lalkowato
wszystko giadko, wszystko po
wierzchu.. A co, jeSli laleczka
stanie oko w oko z obowiazkami
! powaga zycia, kt6rych jej Mkt
ME nauczyi i ktorych nnie lubi?''
Taxa delikatna farfurka stlucze
sic ma drobne kawalki, jeSli jest
z lepszcj gliny, zmiazdzy innych,
jeSli jest Z lichej...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
KORESPONDENCYA.

Mioda matka. - Kiedy dzieci-
ma powazniej chora, ME powinna
PAM radzic sic zadnych tax zwa-
jacych sic: acknowledgement ko-
biet" ale zawezwac lekarza. Mp.
rada, zeby dawat dzieciom woody,
lie chca, Wcale ME jest zbawien-
ma. Malym dzieciom, nalezy da-
wac tylko przegotowana wode,
ktora przegotowac codzieh swie-
"a, wychiodzic tylko, lecz ME W
Iodzie i z lodem, lilac w czysty
szklanny lub porcelanowy dzba-
mex i naturalnie przykryc czysta
serwetka. Me dawat pic woody
bezpoSrednio pred samem jedze
MEM i zaraz pc jedzeniu. Row.
nym biedem jest p~rzymuszanie
dziecka do ~jedzenia, chyba, re
lekarz poleci choremu dziecku
dawac pc pare fyiek jakiej zupy
Tub lekarstwa. Mleko ola dzieci
nalezy zawsze przegotowac.
Me trzeba dzieciom dawac
szczeg6lnie w dnie gorace sSo-
dyczy, jak cukierk6w i s}odkicf
cast. Sfodycze ~odbieraja apetyt
do pozywniejszych potraw, Dol,
~rzale, miekkie owoce MONA W
malej iloSci dat dziecku, lecz mu,
sza bye obrane Z lupiny i czystc
wyplukane i sparzone. Najbez-'
pieczniej i zdrowo, dawac dziec,
ku kompoty i owoce gotowane
z cukrem.
Sandwiches: - jake przekq
ski dac dzieciom do szkoly!'-
Naturalnie, re dziecku znudzi sic
jedne i to samo codziennie. Trze,
ba mozliwic dac i'm odmienne.
Jednego dnia MONA dac s}od,
kie ;, sandwiches, drugiego in
ne. Mp. niektore dzieci lubia bui,
XII z powidiami, lub tez chleb ,
masiem posypany cukrem, Oak
lyle i figi, drobno posiekane i Pc,
sypane utartym piernikiem, bed7
dzieciom bardzo smakowac, ma.
iozonc ma kromki czarnego chile
ba.
Ma twardo ugotowane jaJka
posickanc, ser utarty, pomldory
cienko krajane, sardynki oczysz
czonc Z osci i sk0rki, wszystko tc
jest pozywne nadaje sic do OBJ
kiadania kromck chlcba ma pre-
kqske ola dzieci do szkoty.
S;ekane sclery, zmieszane z g
towanem siekanem miesem, pc
kropionc sokicm z cytryny, So
pozqdana ola dzieci odmiana
Czasami cienkie plasterki SYN
XII. lecz wog6le miesa zimnegc
jak najmniej' Nalezy tez polecIt
dzieciom odchodzacym do szkoly
zeby jak najmniej pity woody zt
studzienck przydroznych. lie,
'piej dac im'wc flaszke herbaty
iekkiej, lub mleka gotowancgo.
-O-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
Przepisy G~ospodarskie,
Marmelada z moreli. INA zada

Marmelada z moreli. INA zada,
nie.) - Zupcinie dojrzale more
lc obrac re skorki i pokrajac nd
cwiartki, poczem wlozyc do ema,
liowancj rynki i gotowat, ME do
dajac ami woody ami cukru, dop6k:
sic ME rozgotuja. Wtedy przefa,
sowac przez sito i IA kazdq
szklanke masy, dodac tylez
szklanek cukru. Smazyt ME zbyt
dlugo, DO utraci sw6j piekny, 70
zowy kolor. Ia wybornq marine,
Iada przekiada sic ciasta.
Ananas. (Na zadanie.) - Dol
rza}y ananas obrac z iuski j po--
krajac w dose CRUDE plastry, IL
smazst go w cukrze tax, ably byl
przezroczysty, poczem wyjac i
obsuszyc ma %sicie, syrop zas zlac
do butelek ma sok. Zrobic Swiezy
syrop z cukru, (tak gesty, zeby
20 zastudzeniu st~wardniai), wfo-
zyG W niego ananas pokrajany
(do goracego syropu) i zaraz Cd
mieszajac srebrna iyzka,
gdy zacznie zastyga6, wyjac
kawalki ananasu, ulozyt znowu
ma sicie i wstawic do letniego pie
cyka, (np. pc upieczeniu chleba
Tub buiek) do obsuszenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
ciaglei zyciowei gall.

WOODEN ciagfej zyciowej gall.
Maizcnstwo zarysowuje sic w
wobrazni jake wspolne, ladne mie
szkanie z nowymi meblami, jake
male, zabawne gospodarstwo, pei
ne wdzieku, wsp6lne sniadanie z
dodatkiem Slicznych czepeczkow
szlafroczk6w, obiady W restaura-
cyl, reszta we mgle...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04

Szykowny kostyum z diuga ka-
mizelka. zakiet z dowolnego ma.
teryalu. Jersey cloth, ntrico-
tine, serge, .Poiret twill, ,,pon-
gee" it'd.
Kamizelka re wstazki, adama-
.szku, hub jedwabiu W. odmien-
nym kolorze. Ma Srednia miare
trzeba materyalu ma zakiet: 3
jardy O A cal. szerokoSci. Model
ka cd "a do A mierzac ma Gale
W biuScie. Modelko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04

Praktyczna nocna b~ielizna dla
dzieci re stosownego materyalu
~lzejszego, lub flanelki ma chlod--
niejsze noce. Ma miare 6 lat trze-
ba materyalu 3A jarda o 81 cal,
szerokoSci.
ModeIka cd . do 6 lat. Model
ko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
Piotr H. Schwaba
AnwnKAT

80 ~. La Sale ul - Pok6y GAL 924
(Stoek EIthaAgS oulldlRs - Islsfsn kllh 4SsO
c. wisertr opr6a wtoEku ! pi1tkH
Cutrd Park Avsans ! Milwaukee Aysaus " kvsa1alO
Tsielon Msntiesls ee62.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
1865.

Piaszczyk jesienny ola panic
uek z serge" z podszewka z fu-
Iaru, W dowolnym kolorze. Lat
wo uszyc W domu. Ma miare II
lat trzeba "a jardow materyafu
0 "A cal. szerokoSci. Modefka cd
5 do IA lat. Modefko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-04
O niekt0rych kobietach morn

O niekt6rych kobietach MONA
powiedziec:
,,Urodzila sic ma s~iostre ludzi"..'
Powiedzia} to jakiS poeta o ia
kiej, kt6ra Z zapomnieniem o So
bic dale sic - wyzyskiwac, ME
doczekawszy sic nigdy uznania i
wdziecznoSci. Rasa ,,siostr" jest
bardzo dawna i starozytna' Wy
wodzi rod sw6j cd Antygony
Ifigcnii. Kazda Z Mich byia mlo-
da, piekna i kochaia, ale kt6z
now o Antygonie albo Ifigenii
jake kochance? Urodziiy sic ma
,,siostry' ludzi.
Wyrzekiy sic osobistego szcze
scia. miloSci, krasy ! posziy ma
of;are obowiqzk6w rodzinnych.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
Land Sale ShOIUS
HOlU Grady Values
Steadily Increase

Indicative Of the advance in prices
of Grady county real estate, is the
record of the sale Of the same piece
of land, which has changed hands
three times in the past eighteen
months. This land is 12O acre
block located two miles northwest OF
Chickasha,
A little more than year ago j.
was sold at price of $125 per acre
Last December j. r. Berry bought
the land for S135 on acre. A dea
has just been closed whereby @. II
Redding Of Lindsay bought the same
land from Mr. Berry at $16S pei
acre. The last named price is be
lieved to be the highest price ever
paid for land in Grady county.
All three deals were closed through
W. S. Richards of this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
Order Follows Petition Signed by ~
Taxpayers OF County; Order Men
tons no Special Line Of
investigation.
20 MEN BE SUMMONED
TO SERVE AS JURORS
Majority Of Petitioners Live IN
chiokasha or Vicinity; Last
Grand Jury n Session 10
Days, August 1919.

A petition, signed by one hun
dred and eleven tax payers Of Grady
county asking that grand jury be
summoned, having been filed late
Saturday afternoon with Mrs, Edna
II Watkins, court clerk, District
Judge Linn this morning issued an
order calling the grand jury to con-
vene in this city at 9 o'clock on
Wednesday, October 18th.
The petition does not ask for In
estigations along any special line.
put simply states that the grand
jury be summoned as provided by
section Is, article 90 of the constitu-
don Of the State OF Oklahoma.
In the order OF District Judge Linn
,Ais morning, Court Clerk Watkins
was commanded to summons twenty
men to appear as grand jurors The
grand jury, Mrs. watkins says, will
5e made up of the first twelve men
yAn-cAn quality 1t was stated this
morning that the names Of the mon
who will be summoned as grand
urors would not be announced until
time for the jurors to convene in
this city.
a majority Of the aigners on the
nADfon aalfnos I'm. thn grand iurv
Are residents Of chickasha and chiok-
aaha Grade territoiy
The last grand jury Investigation
II Grady county was made In Aug
ust 1918 Following this inyestiga-
tion, Oscar Simpson, then county at-
torney, Hodge Bailey, sheriff and o.
Coffman, mayor Of Chickasha, re-
signed, This grand jury was in ses.
sion ten days, according to Mrs. Wat
kins.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
0. c. W. OPENING
EXERCISES SET
TOMORROW TO- Is

We're swamped and can't tell
whore we get on or Off" said G. w
Austin, president Of the Oklahoma
College for Women this morning
when asked by phone how the enroll
ment of students for the 1920
school year was progressing.
Tomorrow morning at 1915, the
opening exercises Of the school will
be held in the college auditorium
President Austin announced. He is
sued an invitation to Chickasha peo
pie to be there promptly at the hour
mentioned and stressed the invita-
tion to Chickasha business men.
Enrolment and classification OF
Chickasha students occupied the day
Saturday and this morning was be
ing given over entirely to the out
Of town students. President Austin
stated that It is impossible at this
time to tell how many have enrolled
or to make reliable estimate as t.
HON many students there gill be al
the o. c. w this year.
He satisfied himself by merely
stating, Were swamped with work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
Home Nursing TO
be Featured by
NeW Glass Hour

The new 1880 class in Home Nurs-
ing being given by the local chapter
of the Red Cross, opens tonight at
the high school with DR. A. B, Leeds
in charge of First Aid work.
This class was to have been start
ed next week, but a demand for it
was created earlier and 1t became ne
cessary to launch the new period
tonight. Indications are that it will
be the most popular class in the en-
tire course Enrollments in the class
are increasing, but those in charge
stress the point that there is room
for more. I'VE want every home in
Chickasha represented in these
classes Mrs. Confines, instructor in
Home Nursing for the American Red
Cross said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
Look OUer Ground
for Oil Test Here

The possibility for a new test well
N Grady county, this time very near
to Chickasha, was brought nearer
this morning by the visit of Cal
Wright, an oil man of Sapulpa, to
this territory.
Mr.. Wright is looking over this
territory, which he indicates looks
very promising to him. Local part
les are at work assembling block
Of acreage, the exact location of
which is not given out. Details are
not given out, but it is known that
a matter of a couple of hundred
acres of leases is all that now stands
between. an agreement, which would
mean an oil test for Chickasha,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
REFUGEES FROM
COAST STORM At
INLAND POINTS
Hurricane Sweeps South Texas
Coast; 1000 from Galveston in
Houston; One Known Dead;
Property Damage Heavy.

BY United Press.
Houston, stpe. Hundreds Of
refugees from the hurricane along
the gulf coast crowded Houston hot
els and homes today.
1t is estimated that more than
1000 are here from Galveston alone
In the meantime, reassuring re
ports came from the stricken area
from travellers who arrived in the
city today Wirr communication Is
still broken. The travellers state
that one link Of the Galveston cause
way is broken through the foot and
automobile bridges held firm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
NEXT TEST WELL
FOR COUNTY DUE
COME At FUTILE

Another oil test well for Grady
county comes with the announcement
that the United American company
of New York will drill test well
in the vicinity of Tuttle. Rumors of
this test have been afloat for several
weeks, but it was not until yester-
day that definfr6 information was
given concerning the well.
Ed r. Johns of this city, who with
j. d, Nance Of Wishita Falls, was
instrumental in getting the block of
acreage assembled, stated that pre-
parations for the test are going for
ward repaidly Representatives of
the United American were on the
ground Saturday completing arrange
ments The derrick timbers have
been unloaded at Tuttle and will be
hauled to the location this week.
No information has been given
out by Mr.. ms or others interested
in the test as to where the location
will be made. 1t is understood that
they have definitely settled upon the
location, but are not giving out the
information until the acreage is fully
blocked All that is definitely known
is that the well will he drilled in the
vicinity of Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
Oklahoma Lad to
See Capital for
First Time Soon

Although fifteen years Of age and
a native Oklahoma, James Hutson.
Daily Express carrier boy, has never
crossed the boundary line of Okla,
homa City, the states capitol me
tropolis.
James will visit Oklahoma City foi
the first time on September 26,
when he will enjoy the pleasures Of
the state fair and hear President
Wilson air the merits of the League
of Nations
81 lad my plans all made to go
to the state fair last year. but the
Buddy who was going with me
backed out just few hours before
time to leave said Jimmie as he
is known in the circulation depart
ment.
The fact that Jimmie has never
visited the capitol of his native state
is no reason to believe that the boy
has never Travelled. James, with hi
parents, spends his vacations il
Chicago, Kansas City or Colorado.
He can tell of the snow capped
Rockies, the meat packing houses
and sky scrapers in Chicago and The
rich wheat fields of Kansas He ha
viewed Broadway in New York City
statue of Liberty in New York haT
Dor, the Thames river, st. PAUL.
! cathedral and Westminster Abby il
London. Relatives of the Hutsol
family live in the British capitol.
James is senior in the JUNO
high school. He is the son of MI
and Mrs. J. A. Hutson, S19 Soutl
: Seventh sereet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
ChickGshG Unions
Well Represented
at Labor Meeting

Chickasha is being represented at
the State Federation Of Labor con.
vention, which opened this morning
in sapulpa, by five men, representing
the following five local unions: car
penters, printers, teamsters, boiler
makers and painters.
Delegates from this city are. Mil
ton Tinney, Typographical union; T
A. Bird, carpenters union; Leo 7
Horton, teamsters union; A. w Ben
nett, painters union. and william
Harkins, boilermakers union.
The convention will probably close
at the Creek county capitol Wednes
nay night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
PLAN CAMPAIGN
FOR PARKS HERE
At BOARD NEE 7

Plans for the waging of a campaign
favoring the 100000 park bond issue
@hich Il t. be 81 Ait.ed to a vote
of the rcople on September 3Oth,
will be formulated at meeting Of
the Central Park committee, called
for 1880 o'clock Tuesday evening.
This was the announcement made
this morning by o. L. Bingham,
chairman of the committee
"Chickasha needs parks, and We
want the 100000 bond issue to car
ry on September 30. Every member
OF the committee is urged to be
present at the meeting Tuesday ev-
ening,7 said Mr. Bingham.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
storm Hits Sunday

BY United Press.
Houston, Sept. 15-One is known
to be dead and the property damage,
1t is thought WIZ russ into hundreds
OF thousands Of dollars, wire and rail
traffic has been Interrupted and
shipments for the gulf ports are be-
ing held, as the result of the recur-
renee of the tropical storm which
struck the coast early yesterday.
The effect of the storm was felt
from Galveston to Brownsville. The
properey loss is probably the greatest
between Corpus Christi and Browns
vile. 1t is feared that many were
injured. The worst Of the storm is
believed to be over
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
Woman Dies from !
Injuries ReceiUed
iR Fall at Home

As a result of injuries received
Saturday afternoon when she fell
from the porch Of the Lacy home,
1927 South First street, Mrs W. r
Lacy age 80, wife Of local broom
corn buyer, died Sunday evening at
$3.50 o'clock at the home. Funeral
services viii be held at the Christian
church tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock
The deceased is survived by her
husband and one eight year old
laughter, a father and three sisters.
The Macaaees win have charge Of
he funeral
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
Consider Treaty Today

By United Press.
Washington, Sept. 15-Actual con-
aideration of the peace treaty was
scheduled to begin in the senate
today.
At o'clock this afternoon Senaeor
Lodge, chairman of the foreign re-
lations committe was expected to call
up the pact and the reading of the
treaty With the debates, would pro
bably start Immediately it was
thought.
The first amendment on the seized
ule was one giving America the
same number Of votes as Great Brit
ain A vote on this amendmeH Is
expected to furnish test of strength
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15

BY United Press.
On the Presidents Train Approach
ing Portland, Ore, Sept. l5-Thc
fight for the ratification Of the peace
treaty was carried into Oregon by
The president today. Only one ad-
dress was on the presidents sched-
ule for today 1t being at Portland
this evening at o'clock. The rest
of the day was to be given over to
rest and recreation by the presideat.
President Wilson is conserving his
strength for his offensive that is to
be launched in California, the home
state of Senator Hiram Johnson, one
Of the most bitter opponents of the
league.
The departure of the president
from Seattle last night was marked
by demonstration by the crowds
which lined the streets for several
blocks along the route the president
was to take enroute to his train.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
COMMISSIONERS MEET
AS TOWNSHIP BOARD

The board of county commissioners
acting as a township board, is in
session today at the county court
house. Every member of the board,
]. A. Temple, from the Chickasha
district; Sell Pursley, Of Rush
Springs and Ira NJ. Johnson of Minco
are present at the meeting Town
ship claims and other business per
tanning to the avrious townships in
Grady county are being considered
by the board.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
McCumber Takes Rap at Entire Ma.
jor;ty Report; Glasses it as
Defiant and overbearing
Document.
SAYS SHOWS SPIRIT
SHOULD BE OUSTED
Vote on Amendment Thought to be
Strength Test; President Enters
Oregon; Speaks at Portland
Tonight
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Sept 15-The changes
in the peace treaey proposed by the
foreign relations committee are
"couched in defiant, discourteous
and overbearlng manner and seem
intended to express a jingoistic spirit
that ought to be eliminated from
American statesmanship," Senator
McCumber declared in dissenting to
the report
The senator took exception to the
entire majority report. Irony and
sarcasm has been substituted for
argument Not a single word has
been said concerning either the great
purpose of the league nor the method
of reaching it, he declared.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-15
COOK TEST WELL rs
DRILLING 2900 FEET
SAY MINCO REPORTS

The Cook test we'll in section 10
9-S, near Minco, is drilling at depth
Of 1900 feet, according to ]. B. Pope,
Minco attorney, who was in the city
today The driller's contract, Attor-
ney Pope says, provides that the well
shall be drilled to depth of 5000
feet. The company continues to en-
tertain hope that oil will be found
at the location. Mr.. Pope said.