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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17

piacic zlotem i platyns "a tabor
kolejowy, wagony tramwajowe,
maszyny i narzedzia gornicze
lecz "a inne przedmioty ktorych
potrzebuje Cd igei do piugow pa
rowych. moze zapfacic tylko kon-
cesyami.
Nasza komisya handlowa
stwierdziia, re W Rosyi znajduja
sic duze zapasy lnu i starego re-
laztwa, kt6re NIGGA bye sprzeda-
ne ME dlatego, re Rosya ich ME
potrzebuje, lecz dlatego, re ME
ma mozno$ci przerobienia tego
materyaiu. Fabryki baweiniane
ME pracuja prawie zupeinie a.
bowiem jest brak wegla i maszy-
ny So zupeiuie zdezelowane. Je-
zeli Rosya sprzeda surowiec, kto-
ny posiada obecnie, to pozniej be-
die zmuszona go kupowac.
Gala Rosya iacznie z robotni--
kami rzuciiaby sic ma raj bolsze-
wicki. jezeliby tylko byla pewna
z~wyeiestwa.
ANGLICY DEPORTOWALI
~SEKRETARZA MARTENSA.
Londyn, II. lipca. - Santeri
Numrteva, glowny sekretarz Mar
tensa, bolszewickiego ambassadors
" Waszyngtonie, zosta{ deporto-
wany wczoraj z Anglii do Rosyi,
Nurmteva przyby, do Anglii
pred dziesiecioma dniami "a pasz
portem wydanym mu przez Mar
tensa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-17
~1sIGgGamy zagraniczne,


t. kGnCyrHre ?" - HTtrV l-SZei
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01

propei ty Of Clotaire Jean or assigns:
and oelng the SINE property purchas-
ca oy JOAN Gabriei (alias Gab,e}
from Nrs W. S. Bnrah on January
tth, 1873, as per deed recorded in
Book HH of Conveyances, page go;
together with all the buildings a, d
improvements on said land and All
rights, ways. privileges aud servi-
tuoes thereto appertaining or belong
ing"
ne SAID sale is to be for cash with
out anpraisement
=, CHARLES FE or.
Sher If, Parish OF 81. Mary. State of
Louisiana.
aher tT'' o!1jce. Franklin, La, March
- h 1921.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01
STATE O9 OUI~iANA,
23i d Judicisi District Cour.-Par.
ieh of ST Mary
Albert GABRIEL (alias Gabl,) Va,
Roosevelt Gabriel (ili Ga
ble) ct. al No. 1890.

1
ble) ct. al. No. 1880.
Be it kDown that acting under and
by virtue OF an order of sale T., me d.
rected. and issued oat nf the Honora-
h!e Twent, Third .Iulirial Dist, i,.,
Court Of Louisiana. in and for the
Parish OF st. Mary. in the above st,I.
ed and numbered cause, [, The under
signed Sheriff Of the Parish of St
Mary. La, will offer for sale and sell
At public auction. for He purpose of
en- ciiug partition thereof between tho
plaintiff aud the defendants In The
above STYLED and numtered cause, on
SATURDAY. MAY lsT. 1899.
at the principal front d.pr Of tie
Court Huuse at Franklin, La, be-
tween the legal h,nrs of IL O'Clock
a. m, ard 4 O'Clock u. IN, all
and singular The following d scr bed
teal estate to-wi':
"lhhi certain tract or parcel Of land
living and being situated 10 the Cypre-
mort Prairie. Parish OF ST. Mary. La,
containing seventeen arpents. more or
less. beng ir sections six and seven,
I, a s. K. 8 East, S. W. L. D. of
La being bounded on the North by
reserved lane. South by public road
ieadipP to Jeanerette. La, East by
rcsensed lane, and on the Wes. by
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01

Fl kM LOANS Three to ten
years Anfu.! payments In.
mediate spprai-enept without
charge. Repre- utiDg strongest
Loan Companies WILBUR II.
KRAMER, Franklio, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-01
STA f Or LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
Mrs. Ellen Landry Rochel, Widow,
vs. Jno. NJ. Rochel. Under
Tutor. No, 14.77S

re ~ known that acting under and by
vntue OF an order of sale To me directed
and issued cut Of the Honorable Twe,tv-
Third Judicial Court of louisiana in
and Tor the Parish Of St. Mary, in the
above styled and numbered cause. | the
undersigned Sheriff of The Parish Of st
Mary, La, will cffer fer sale and sell at
public auction. for the purpose of effect
ing partition thereof between the
plaintiff and the defendant in the
above styled aud numLertd cause. on
SATURDAY, MAY 5 h. 1920
at the principal front door of the Court
House al FraLkiin, La, between The le-
gal sale hours Of II O'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. III al and singular The follow.
lowing dtscrib' d real estate, to-wit:
"That certain tract or parcel Of land,
lying aud being situate in The Parish Of
NJ. Mary, State Of louisiana. on the
west side OF The Public Road above the
Town OF Patterson, La, bounded on
the North by The property now or for
formerly oi Emma Stanstury. on the
East by said Public Road, on the Snn:h
by Mrs. NJ. A. Iiu' if, and on tie W.s,
ny auckland Plantations; togei her Nth
all the building sand impr vements III, re-
on situated, and nlI the rights, wa,s.
servltndes, privileges and app rte AN
ces thcr' unit" b,l"ng;ng or III az, MAJ
Ber appertaining "
This sale is 1" be for cash witt, "a
CHAS rECOT.
Office, Franklin, La Ma,c!, !,
26, 1920.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
START CAMPAIGN
ON BAG WORM IN
MEETING TONIGHT
Property Owners and Those Inter
ested In Preserving Trees Here
Called In Session to Form
Plan OF Attack.

If you own a tree, be at the meet
ing in the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms, second floor, of the First
National bank building tonight at S
O'clock
Better than that, If you are inter
ested in the preservation of the trees
in Chickasha be there at that time.
This is the word that went out
from the Chamber of Commerce
headquarters this morning to prop
erty owners and those interested in
the tree welfare of the city. The
meeting Is called for the purpose of
perfecting some plan for the eradi
cation of the bag worm, which it is
stated, is getting a start of too great
proportions among the trees OF
Chickasha.
AS evidence that this pest is really
becoming menace to trees here, j.
w. Owen, county agricultural agent
outlined the situation in the follow
ing statement this morning:
"You will recall that early in the
spring of this year | predicted that
unless the trees in the city were
sprayed this year the bag worms
would kill good part OF them. II
you will notice your trees now, and
the trees along your street. you will
note that the leaves are turning vel
low: that in the heat of the day the
leaves look withered. and that part
of the leaves are falling II you will
examine your trees you will find hun
dreds of bagworms from a quarter to
a half inch long They are develop
ing rapidly now, and unless action is
taken Immediately you are going to
lose part of your trees.
you still have time to spray, If
you do it at once A few weeks
more an dit will be too late to save
your trees"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17

An internal baseball war is i'm
pending in this city, if the challenge
Of the Rotary club to the Lions club
is accepted and numerous members
of the Has Been class are busly
engaged in oiling up their joints pre-
paratory to entering the combat.
The challenge OF the Rotary club
was mailed today to W. G. patten,
secretary of the Lions club by Clint
c. Steinberger, captain and manager
of the Rotary ball club. The provis.
ions contained in the challenge are
for a series of three games, the dates
to be decided upon in Joint confer.
ence. 1t is also specified that only
bonafide members of each club will
be permitted TO participate in the
games.
The purpose of the series of battle
aside from deciding the baseball su
premacy of the two clubs, as explain
ed in the challenge, is to derive q
fund with which to purchase play
ground equipment, such as sliding
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
THREE LADS LEAVE ST. JOSEPH
ACADEMY; OFFICERS ON SEARCH;
NO REASON GIVEN FOR ACTION

he wanted l know of no reason why
he should run away.
81 believe they just wanted to go
fishing or swimming and are at some
farm house. she continued.
Mrs Neal stated yesterday after
noon that she would spare no time
or energy in searching for her lost
son. Officers here are assisting in
the search for the runaway lads. Law
enforcers in all towns and cities in
the state have been notified to keep
on the lookout for the boys.
School at the st. Joseph's Acade-
my closed May 81 for the summer
vac alton. Following the usual Gus.
tom. the boarders were permitted
to remain during the summer under
the care of thise in charge of the
schoel.
TIE boys had shown no dissatis-
faction and apparently were pleased
with conditions, il was stated yes
terday. They had nexer expressed
their irtentions of leaving the place
ard 10 orc knew of their actions un-
til hcy had already made their get
away, It gss stated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
HURL CHALLENGE
FOR SERIES BALL GAMES AT
LIONS; RIVAL CAMPS ACTIVE

boards, swings, sand boxes, etc, with
which to fit out playground for
children of the city. The admission
to be charged at these games, while
specified as nominal, is to be decid-
ed upon by representatives of the two
clubs and the expenditure Of such
funds as are raised is to be made
through a joint committee with both
clubs represented.
In short, the entire proposition, as
explained in the challenge of the Ro-
tarians is for the Rotary and Lions
clubs to join in an effort to provide
a starter for a childrens' playground
with some equipment, the plan being
to add to the proposition from time
to time as the opportunity and fl
nances will permit
Members of the Lions club who
got wind of the impending chal
lenge, expressed individual opinions
as favoring the move and reports
from the rival camps state that al
ready the leaders are shaping up
their battle fronts,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
ME- ERCHANTS PLAN
To PUT STOP TO
ALL AD SCHEMES
Board Of Censorship Named; All
Forms OF Advertising Except
Newspaper, Slides and Bill
Boards Condemned.

AT the Wednesday noon luncheon
meeting of the directors of the Mer-
chants association and Credit Men
held yesterday at the New Chicka.
sha cafe u censorship committee was
appointed to pass on all forms of ad-
vertlsing, such as church directories,
time tables, programs.
Hereafter anyone soliciting for
ads as mentioned will have to carry
a letter of endorsement from the
secretary of the Retail Merchants
association, as the merchants and
bankers will be bound by an agree
ment not to take on any such adver
tising. The only forms of advertis-
ing they recommend is newspaper
advertising, moving picture slides,
and bill boards.
Hardly n day passes but some
one is soliciting for ads on programs,
said an official OF the organization
today. THAT kind of advertising Is
considered worthless az advertising.
ut is estimated that between $40.
600 and $4,000 has been spent by
the merchants and bankers in Chick.
asha each year for worthless adver-
tising
"A petition is being presented to
day to all merchants who are mem
bers of the Retail Merchants assocI-
alton. This includes the banks, as
every bank in Chickasha Is a mem
Der of the Merchants association, as
are a majority OF the business hous
es. This petition is an agreement
that each one will refrain from talk
ing any advertising except newspa-
per ads, moving picture slides, and
bill boards, unless endorsed by the
association
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17

Where are Bobby Neal. age 10; Ray
mond Alexander. age 10, and Paul
Lawry, age u, the lads who disap
peared from the St. Joseph school
here?
That is the question being asked
by parents of the boys, local police
officers and the sherifrs force.
The lads disappeared this week
and search for the trio is now be.
ing conducted Mrs. Nellie Neal of
Wichita Falls. Tex, mother of Bob
by; Mrs. Lawry, nurse employed
by the Anadarko Sanitarium at An
adarko, mother of the 12-yearold
lad, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alex
ander, of Sapulpa, parents of Ray
mond Alexander, have been notified
Mrs. Neal was in the city yesterday
and Mr.. Alexander was expected last
night or today.
No Cause for Action.
eve know of no reason why the
boys should run away from the
school," Mrs. Neal said. Bobby has
always been satisfied here. and l
have always given him everything
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
AUBYME COMPANY
HAS TEXAS WELL

That the Aubyme company has
landed a good well in the Texas
field was the statement of G. w
Austin, president of the company
this morning.
The company's well at Necessity,
Tex, is miles from Ranger, is flow
ing 200 barrels a day and the flow
is growing stronger, Mr. Austin
learned today. The well was shot
after it was drilled into the sand,
the president stated. The oil sells at
$3.50 barrel.
The pay was picked up at about
$3.50 feet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
Senator Invites HIMSELF to Boswell
Meeting Arranged by Friends Of
Scott Ferris Refuses to
Divide Speaking Time.
CALLS HIS FOLLOWERS
TO DOWNTOWN CORNER
Estimated Fifth of Crowd Fol-
lows; Congressman Says He Re-
fuses to Furnish Fiascos for
Gore Or Followers.

Boswell okla, June IT, More than
400 citizens of Boswell, out of crowd
Of 500 remained seated in the high
school auditorium here last night af.
ter T. +. Gore had made an unsuc
cesslul attempt to draw the entire
crowd to a downtown meeting by n
sensational invasion Of the meeting
scheduled by friends of Scott Ferris,
candidate for the democratic nomna-
ton to the United States senate.
Ferris courteously agreed to yield
an hour to Gore out of Difference to
the fact that he is United States
senator. Gore, who is accompanied
by a battery of stenographers and
political advisors, declined. Ferris
agreed to limit himself to the time
he yielded to the senator.
Gore, upon declining to accept the
courtesy of Ferris, made an effort
to dictate terms Of debate Ferris
declined to discuss the subject o.
debate. The meeting was in control
OF local committee. The committee
arranged with the school board for
the use of the high school audito
RUM The school board objected to
the use of the auditorium for de
bate.
THE meeting was Scott Ferris,
R. L. Lowdermilk, chairman of the
meeting, said following the with
drawal of the Gore forces.
Scott Ferris managers made the
arrangements for the meeting. The
was advertised and arrang.
ed pursuant to their request. After
Ferris meeting had been published in
the press, Cores managers without
consulting Ferris, sought to arrange
not only a meeting here at Boswell
but at two other places in Choctaw
county at the identical hours adver
tised for the Ferris meetings.
"As chairman of the meeting and
anxious to do courtesy to both par
ties, ! suggested that each take one
hour and that they make their regu.
lar speeches, and ! did not feel il
proper to have a political wrangle
or joint debate in the school house.
Scott Ferris authorized me to say
to Senator Gore that he would yield
the first hour to Senator Gore and
that he would limit himself to an
equal time Immediately following
That seemed fair to me. Senator
Gore refused to accept. lie got up
and made statement, asking his
forces to withdraw. evidently seek
ing to break up the meeting, and re.
paired to down town corner and
made an open-air speech.
about one-fifth of the auditori.
um, part of which was brought from
Hugo and outlying towns. composed
Continued on Page g.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
NeIU addition to
BE Opened; Sales
BE On Saturday

University Heights. which includes
all territory between Grand Boule-
ward and University park and Nine
teenth and Sixteenth streets, will be
opened up next week, Cobb and
Thomas, in charge of the project. an
nounced today.
The sale of lots starts Saturday.
June 18th. and will continue for
eight days. The residence lots will
be restricted. il was stated yesterday.
Messrs. Cobb and Thomas will open
an office on the ground and down
town office at S26 Chickasha avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
TROOPS REMAIN
At TEXAS PORT
SAYS COVE RNOR
BY United Press.

Austin, Tex, June 17.-Troops will
not be withdrawn from Galveston un-
til the safety of the non-union work
ers and the continuance of commerce
through its port is assured, accord
ing to a statement issued today by
Governor Hobby.
1t is reported here that the union
dock workers have reiterated their
statements wherein they declared
that they would remain idle until the
steamship companies could consider
their demands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
DUNCAN COUPLE WEps

Marriage licensese were issued yes.
terday to: Ray Webb age p, OF
NARROW and Miss Ora Mcclure, age
90, of NARROW. Luther e. Baggett.
age 81, of Duncan, and Miss LOWE
Fay McCaulley age 10. of Duncan.
The Duncan parties were married
in the court clerks office, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Sam
u. Taylor, pastor of the First Bap
tist church
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
DAMAGE BY FIRE

Damage estimated at approximate
ly $l75 resulted from a fire yesterday
at 724 Michigan avenue where a
small shed and contents We're de
stroyed The fire department was
called at 4:20 yesterday afternoon.
The property belonged to ]. A. Hawn,
city councilman, and was occupied
by ]. A. Morgan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
Could Not Agree
With Sister, Boy
of IL runs Off"

His 17-year-old sister and himself
couldn't agree, so he left his home
in Mangum to earn a livelihood for
himself. This was the story told 10
police this morning by Leonard NJ
Cool, age 70.
The lad was picked up by police.
men at o'clock this morning when
he was found near the electric light
plant He was taken to police head
quarters where he is being held
pending instructions from officers or
relatives at Mangum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
To STOP
BUILDING SHIPS
IS POSSIBILITY
BY United Press.

BY United Press
London, June 17.-Alied naval Of.
ficials stated today that there is a
possibility that the provisions of the
League of Nations will prevent the
building of super-dreadnaughts by
the United States and British navy
departments to obtain the supremacy
Of the sea.
This statement followed an investi-
cation in the house of commons re-
gardng plans outlined by the British
admiralty to meet the plans for the
extension Of the American navy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, June ia movement
to unite the former Bull Moosers SOL
idly behind Warren G. Harding, Re.
publican presidential nominee, was
begun today, it was announced.
The decision to launch such a cam.
paign was reached by Mr.. Harding
and is the first important step In the
campaign. Walter r. Brown, who was
an active progressive in 1912 said
that the Bull Moosers would unite be-
hind Harding. Conferences have been
arranged
Friends of Senator Harding said
that the proposed conferences would
be held before the nominees final
notification which is sometime after
July Is. The senator, 1t was said,
hopes to utilize the views expressed
by the party leaders in the prepara.
ton of his speech OF acceptance.
w Hlit HOilt VI AHf ihtfAiuBS may
be held before Mr. Harding leaves
Washington Monday, the greater por-
tion are expected to take place
while he is on vacation.
The visit OF Brown was regarded
by political observers as significant.
In 1912 he was chairman of the Ohio
state progressive committee, and was
active in the campaign for Theodore
Roosevelt. He was a delegate to the
recent Chicago convention and after
the defeat in the state primary OF
Harry NJ Daugherty OF Columbus. the
senator'% Campaign manager, as a
delegate at large, was selected as
Mr.. Harding's floor manager.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
F FUM|CATE SHIPS
FROM MEX. PORTS
BY United Press.


Galveston, June 17.--All vessels ar
rlving from Mexican ports will be flu
migated to prevent the spread of bu-
bonic plague, health officials an
nOunced.
American border towns are making
an organized fight on rats Five
deaths from the plague occurred in
Tampico in one day it is reported
Additional deaths are reported
from Vera Cruz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
Chairman National Committee De-
clares Plans On Foot for Ma.
tlonal Ticket; Says McAdoo
With DRY" Mate o. X.
THIRD PARTY LEADERS
PLAN COMBINE SUPPORT
Say Will Get More Votes From De-
mos Than Republicans; Already
Claim Three States; c. o. p.
After Bull Moose Clan.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, June 1.-THE prohibi.
tlonlsts will not accept Warren G..
Harding, republican presidential nom
lnee, Virgil lIinshaw, chairman OF
the Prohibition National committee.
declared today.
The Prohibltionists are planning a
ticket They want dry plank and
a dry ticket, Mr.. Hlnhaw declared,
and added that VIM G. McAdoo
would be acceptable to the prohls lf
he has another dry" man as a run.
ming mate and an alright dry plank
in the democratic platform.
BY United Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
Socalzation of American Industries
Chief Issue Involved In A. F. |.
Contest over Endorsement of
Plumb Plan.
ROAD BROTHERHOODS
OPEN EXTENDED FIGHT
Compers Wants Government Control;
Railroad Group Wants Demo
cratic Operation" Struggle
Forced in Convention.
BY United Press.

Montreal June 17-Government
ownership and democratic" opera
ton of the railroads are demanded
in a resolution passed at the annual
convention of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor here today
The language of the resolution was
the same as that of the Plumb plan
although this plan was not mention
ed The resolution provides active
legislation for the repeal of the 1920
transportation act
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-17
SHOES CHEAPER NOW


By United Press.
st. Louis, June 11.-Officials OF
the Brown Shoe company here de-
clared today that shoes are cheaper
now than they have been for many
months. They say that prices go up
as soon as the dealers get money
and begin buying.