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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
Larceny Charged,
Posts $500 Bond

Charley Carter, arrested Saturday
ON a grind larceny charge, has been
released on $500 bond
Carter is alleged to have entered
lhe room of d. A. Turner and taken
clothing and pair of shoes, the TO-
tai vAue being approximately $40,
Turner is the complaining witness in
the case.
The defendant bond was fixed by
County Judge O'Neill, sitting as an
examining magistrate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
OIL MEN HERE

G. II. Sewers end Dave Young OF
Moberly, Mo, were here today ito
look over oil fields in this section.
They represent considerable capital
of the "Show Me- state, In compa-
ny with J. e. Lawhead they left
during the day for the Cement field
where they ere Interested.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
Sidewalks Are No
Pastures Is Edict

Keep the COWS off the sidewalks.
That was TIE edict of Police Chief
Linn this morning when he nnnounc-
ed that the ordinance prohibiting
COW owners from stalking their ami
mails where they can reach the side
walks would be more vigorously en-.
forced.
we have received several com
plants that cows Were grazing on
the parkings and We're interfering
with sidewalk traffic" said the chief
81 have instructed all members Of
the force to enforce the ordinance
this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
Most Important Day in Pre.conven.
ton Campaign; Many Delegates
from Both Parties to Be cho-
sen In Primaries.
JOHNSON WILL STAGE
N. j. LAST DITCH BOUT
Try to Gain Foothold in East; Wood
to Invade States of Two Favorite
Sons; Slate important state
Conventions.
BY United Press

BY United Press
Washington, April 2G The situa.
tion develced by the hot fight for
the republican presidential nomina.
tion tod. y caused the G.. O. P. lead
ers In the inner circles OF Tie party
G 'tcgin looking for compro'rl:u
candidate should cne be required.
They are considering Philandcr 9.
Knox of Pennsylvania, former tor-
my eneral and so former secrnta-
r. If state. His name Is beiHg used
with increasing fr frAluency among Ia.
fiuential republican politicians.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Charles McAlester, age 20,
Of Alex, and Miss Wynpna Hamilton,
age 18, of Chickasha.
Mrs. Edna T. Watkins, court clerk,
also issued a marriage permit to n
C. Shanham, age %. of Bray, Okla
and Mrs Manda Shanham, age IS, Of
Doyle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
ALLEGED sPEEDER FINED

On a charge of exceeding the
speed limit, ]. N. 'Nhitton was fined
S. in police court Saturday. Whitton
was arrested by C. C. Moody, traf-
fic officer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
INDIANS To GET
CASH PAID BACK
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, April 26.-The sup
rene court has held that the com
missioners of Love mad Carter coun-
ties in Oklahoma, must pay back to
81 Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians
$l0.106 which it is alleged was col
lected from lands given them by the
Indians and which was claimed to be
exempt from taxation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
COLD PREVENTS GAME

f. r. McGaha, president of the To-
cal baseball club, announced this
afternoon that the Chiclzasha-Henry-
etta game for today had been post
poned on account of the cold wealth
er They viii play tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
TUESDAYS GAME To
START $3.50 O'CLOCK

The game tomorrow between the
Chicgasha and Henryetta Western
association clubs will start promptly
at $3.50 in order to let HenryettE
catch a train, President McGaaa of
the local club announced today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
CANADIANS BEAT
TEAM AMERICANS
BY United Press.

BY United Press
Antwerp, April 26. The Canadian
hockey team eliminated the team
from TIE United States for the Olym,
pic championship today by IA score
of to 0.
The playing was the most brilliant
ever Witnessed in this country The
victory over the Americans by the
Canadians practically cinches the
championship for Canada.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26

H. Hulen and wife and grand
daughter left this morning for Grace.
Ca, where they will reside at the
home of H. Hulen's son, Col. Harry
Gulen. H. Hulen is an old resident
Of Oklahoma and has lived in Chick
asha for many years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
AIRPLANE ACCIDENT

Washington, d. Cor seventy
four flying fatalities in the army air
service during 1919, eightylthree per
cent were ttributab,e TO careless
ness of TIE pilot. and only eight per
cent to the failure of the plane
Four casualties we're due to unknown
causes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
LINN 10 DUNCAN

VIII Linn, district Judge, left this
morning for Duncan, where he will
conduct short term of district
court in the absence of Judge Chlm
Jones. Judge Linn presided over
the court in Duncan last week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
Is THOUSAND IS
SHAWNEE FIGURE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, April 26.-Thc census
bureau today announced the popula-
tion of Shawnee. okla, as 15,34S.
This shows an increase of 2,S7i ov-
er the population for the same town
as shown by the figures compiled
in the census t1at was taken in 1910.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
HOUNDS BUSY ON
TRAIL MURDER ERER
BY United Press.

BY United Press
Ponttpc, Mich, April 2G.-Blood-
hounds were brought here today to
track the murderer of Vera Seine
der, aged 20, telephone operator
who was found csoked to death.
Her father lIls offered $1,000 re-
ward for the capture of her slayer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
By United Press.

By United Press.
New York, April S6.-Tomorrow is
scheduled to be the most important
day in the precunvention crmpafgn
to date. There will be held tomor-
row three republican and three dem
ocratic primaries and two republican
state conventions lat which 146 re-
publican, 112, democratic candidates
will be selected.
The selections will be as follows:
New Jersey primaries 28 republican
and the slme number OF democrats;
Chic primaries, 4S republicans and
IS democrats; Massachusetts, prifna-
ries, 35 republicans and SO demo
Gratis; Washington state convention,
IA republicans; Idaho state conven-
ton, eight republicans.
The day will be fe-tured by tile
fight in tie last ditch by Senator
Hiram Johnson of California to car
ry New Jersey and win foot-hald
in the east and the invasion of Ma
ior General Leonard Wood of two
native sons states.
In Ohio the fight between Wood
and Harding has developed into one
of the hottest contests waged within
the party ranks for years. Support
ers OF Senator Harding claim the
result of the primary will be over
whelming for the senator while Cen
eral Woods supporters put forward
equally as extravaglnt claims.
Candidates for dclegtes, pledged
to General Wood, have been entered
in all butt three of the twenty-five
districts, 3nd two candidates for
delegate,atlargc also are in DlIe
field. A complete list of candidates for
district delegates and deegates-at-
large, pledged to Sen. Harding, are in
the race. The three districts where
Wood delegates are not entered are
the First and Second (Cinc:nnHi)
and the Twenty-first (Clevelandl dis
tricts
Wood candidates for delegatesat.
large are former Attorney General
Edward c. Turner Of Columbus and
Attorney William H. Boyd, Cleveland.
The Harding candidates for dele
g-tesat-large are former Governors
Frank B. Willis and Myron II. Her
rick, Mayor John Calvin OF Cincinna-
Ii and Attorney H. NJ Daugherty,
Columbus, Senator Hardlngs CHM
paign manager. Four are to be elect
ed.
In general, tie Wood organization
is headed by men who were pronli-
nent in the progressive r1rty in
1912. Most of the Wood candidates
for delegates are men who were af-
filsated with the progressive party.
This, however. is not always the
case.
Senator Harding's campaign fer
the most part is in the hands of
men affiliated with the local p.rty
organizations but in most instances
the organization as an organization
has adopted a hands off policy. II.
NJ Daugherty. the senator's m.na-
ger, was state executive chairman
in the 1912 campaign. Then. ne pur-
sued an uncompromising policy with
the progressives. The opposition to
Senstor Harding in the present cam
paign is directed chiefly against
/ Daugherty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
4 KILLED IN DALLAS

BY United Press.
Dallas, April 26.--Four persons. %
man and three boys, were Killed al
Union stop when their automobile
was struck by a Dal,aSFort Worth
interurban car this morning. s~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26
WEATHER FORECAST
Eor okIahoma.

Tonight fair, cooler in east
and central Oklahoma; proba-
bly, heavy frost.
Tuesday fair, rising temper
ature in western Oklahoma.
Local Temperature.
Maximum. Sc; minimum, %.
Rainfall Saturday, IS inch.
Rainfall Sunday, 1.45 inches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-26

ALI the latest news by
wire every day from the
United Press Association.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
Pozhierawszy resztc dokument6w OF!

Pozbierawszy resztc .~dOkument6w OF
noszacych sic ~przewainie do lis
wick u}ozyliSmy W kilku pakach, zabili
g~wozdziami i z~anicSli do bibliotebi, cd
kt0rej klucze oddaiem przewodniczace-
mu ,,Rew-komu" z rOzkazem by nikO-
90 tam mic w~puSzczal.
|. Ma drugi dzicn o%djccha}cm do Win
nicy, przedStawilem plan natychmiaStO-
wei ewakuacyi tel cenncj bibliOteki, z
lei nadzwyczajnie bOgatCm archiwum,
przynajmnicj 100 razy wieksZem nih
dotychczas nagromadzonc w Winnicy.
Jednakhc tydzicn "a tygOdnicm up&y-
wal, Soviet odkiadal ewakuacye bibl.-
otcki 2 dnia M .dzieh, az p0Zniej Jan0-
VEN zawiadnaf pOwstanicc Szepcl i
tluki sic tam 2 bolszewikami, az do
czasu wypedzenia b~olszewik6w prZcZ
wOjska Petlury.
Zasiad{em vice do cichej roboty mad
uporzadkowaniem p~OwierzOncgO mi ar
chiwum. ZdOlaiem upOrzadkowac i o.
cenic do po4Owy wrzeSnia $50 doku-.
ment6w. dO~tyczacych ~przcwaznie histo-
ryi Braclawszczyzny. Micdzy dokumen,
tami tymi ma uwagc zaS(uguia matery-
ally dotyczacc przcchodu woj>k rosyj.-
Nkich przCz PolS',e III wOjnC L Turcya,
! n~atCryaiy do rUrn-w haiddmackich i'd
Ceramic. matCryhty do wp- pWadzt1ih
uni: " tym krajp. nib"zymia moe ma.
tcryal0w dotyczqcyCh organizacyi sci
mik6w i hiStOryi Scjmik0w Draclaw-'
Skich. maSa matcryal6w jake r0zpOrzl-
.dzcnia wojcw6Iztw prOrcSuwych miclzy
okoliczna szlachta o poSzczcGdlnc do
bra. Z togo pOwodu maSI wyrok0w 50
dowych, t~rybunal$kiCh, podiomOrSkich
itp. prOcCSy micSZcZan w|innicki,h Il oko
liczna Szlachta i r6znymi dySnitarza-
mi Rzp.. maSa manifcSt6w warsaw
skicgo Scjmu do wojcw6Iztwa bracla-
| wSkicSo W Sprawic Ochr0ny mienla
Izycia obywatcli. r6anr manifcSty posi-
czrg6lnych d]ow0dc6w wojSk p0lSkich W
sprawic ~porzadku W kraju.
P~ctlurowcy zawiadnQwSzy Z kolei
Wimica. pozwijali urzciy bolSzcwickir
jcdna tylko Sckcya bihliOtcczna praco-
wala ~jcSzczc przez micSiQc. w kohcu
przySzedi rOzkaz 4 kamieica POdol--
SkicgO. zwinaG SckCyc, Il naSrOmadzonc
kSiazki. archiwa j galcryc ohraz6w O
dchraG i op]icczctowaG. OddaiCm archi,
wum o. SkrzynD panU t., Il k"rzy$taja'
l. zawic>zcnia hroni miC1lzy POlska Il
lUkraina w cil"u micSiaca wrzc&nia. wy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

IA podlodzc / zlanany krucy fikS, pre-
cudnei roboty 2 periowej macicy. Pod
jawszy daiem k~lucznicy do schIwania.
P~oSzedien ma 1sze pietro. Pustc sale.
z wybitemi oknami IA parkietowy Z pO
dIogach peino Szkla, brudu i papicro-
SOW, ma Scianach gdzie niCSdzie stree
DIV starych makat. gohelin ftp. Ma
reszcie bfblfoteka. Gel mel podr6zy. -
Personal---very. Rew-kom, otworzy4
drzwi. Wchodzimy .Tysiace ksiazek ma
podlodze, pe}no ich W szafach, ma stO'
bach. ma oko. by}o ich okolo q tySiCcy';
Biblioteka prZewahnie Stara, antyk0W
mor. Osobnie w sZafach stala bihlioteka
DO biskupie st. ChOiOniewSkim. wSzySt-
Lie dzie}a oprawne w pergamin. 20
proSiiem do pomocy owyclI dwu still
dent6u. Wkacie biblioteki Znalaz3em
GAIA galeryP starych portret6w, miedZy
kt6reml znalaziem diva portrety AuS"'
sta H.. ieden st. Augusta. portr"t III
Skups Wcayka. Okolo 20 pOrtrct6w ro-
dzinnych przodk6w hr. ChOfonicwSkich.
Wszystko to ~podeptano hoSami, podra-
name. poklute szablami. NiednlckO tai
nv cabinet. gdzic znachOdziiO sic arclIi-
wum. Rozpacz ogarnelG mic M wid"k
~strasZneGo Z~niSzCZenia. Kilka Szaf ~
bitych, W ~paSzczach p0ick pclno Zwic-
szajacych dokument0w, nh podfodze
mash doElment0w. &miecie Z papicrn
no kolana. Co tn rObiG. kazaicm w t"J
| chwili ~przynieSc kilka pax. ZacZc!lsmy
wszystko w czw0rkc pakOwar. WSr0d
tel robOty wpadt mi W rckc Spory Zwl-
tex starych pcrganhn6w. PrZcSlaham
! 10. PicrwSzy document zrOku l@99 W
iczyku biaiOrrHkim. dOwodzacy pocho-
dzenic rodziny ChOlOniCwSkiCh. NaStH-
pnc dOkumcnta professionally rome
przywilcjc i nadania wiclkich kSiQ%lt
litewSkich krGl0w pOlSkich. DaleJ W
tym zwitku znalaziCm I ~OryStnalnych
listGw Stan. Augusta do kt6rcSoS Z
Cho}oniCwSkich i originality list Alex
Sandra l. Dalcj znaIaz'cm bullc papir.
Ia PiuSa VII, ma duzym picknym per,
gaminic. z duza pieczccia ~woskOwa do
brzr zachowana W futeralc, naStCpntc
| dckrct EranciSzka l.. mCla Marry Tcr"-
+ Sy. rGwnicz ma duzym piCknym pcrGa-
mimic z woSkowa duza picczcciQ w
! cudnym futeralc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
jechalcm z dziccmi z powrotem do Pol
ski. j. p.
TYTULY WILHELNIA ii.

,,Deutscher Kaiser, koenig
Won Preussen, Markgraf zu
Brandenbnrg, Burggraf zu Nuem''
berg. Graf zu HOhenzollern. souverae-
ner und oberSter HerzOg o Schlesien
der Graf .Schaft GlatZ, G~rOssherZOg Won
Nierrhcin und Posen. Herzog zu Sach
sen, WeStfalcn und Engern, zu Pom
mern. Lueneburg, Holstcin und Schles-
wig. zu Magdeburg, Bremen, Geldern,
Clcve, Juclich und Berg, der Wenden,
KasSuben, zu K9osscn, %Lauenburg, Nc
cklenburg, %Landgraf III HeSscn md
Thueringen. Markgraf der ODER und
NiederlauSitz. Prinz Won Oranicn. Flu
crSt zu Rucgen. OStfricSland. Pader-
born, Pyrmont. Halbcrstadt. Muenster.
Minden. Osnabrueck. Hilderheim. Yer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
CUCHNACY ODDECH
ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczki
Csuwaja Przyczyne

Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki
srodek uzywaDy zamiast calomelu,
dzialaja iagodnie ma kiszki i PREY
nOsza rezultaty.
Ludzie majacy cuchnacy oddech
predkO sic 90 pozbywaja biorac
Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki.
Przyjemne. toczone W cukrze tab
licZki biora wszyscy ma cuchnacy
oddeCh, ktorzy o mich wiedza.
Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki
dzialaja lagodnie ale pegnie ma
kiSzki / watrobe. pobudzajac je do
p~raWidlowei dzialalnoSci. czyszcza
krew j delikstnie wyczyszczaja ca
~ system. Robia to CO robi ME
b~ezDieCzny calomel, bez zadnycn
Zlych ~naStepStw.
WszyStkie dobre strony nieprzy-
jemnych, nudzacych i sprawiaja-
cych b6le Srodkow ma przeczyszcze-
ME SO usuniete q Ora. Edwards
Olive TabliCzek.
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards wynalazi te
formuike pc siedmnastoletniej pra-
ktyce pomiedzy pacyentami cierpia-
cymi ma kiopoty watroby i kiszek
spraWiajacymi ely oddech.
Olive TablicDki So mieszanina
czysto roSlinna m~ieszana z OLIVIA;
MONA je poznac po ich kolorze
oliwkovym. Wei jedna Tub dwie
" kaidy wiecz6r przez tydzien I
przekonaj sic. 10c &c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

WeSzliSmy do spladrowanego dworu
Oglsdnac star biblioteki i galeryi obra-
COW.
Oczom naszym przedStawil sic widOk
s~traS5neSo zniszczenia. Dwadziescia
piec komnat - jedna wielka s~tajuil
AugiaSza. WszyStko ~zniSzczone, porOz--
bijane, poprzewracane. Ma p~odiogach
peino szkla. rozbitej ~porcelany, po-
przewracanyCh piec0w, porozbijanych
foteli, poObdzieranych krLeSel, pOlama-
nych Szaf Stoi0w,. porOzbijanych butte
lex. NareSzcie wchodzimy do bibliOteki
celu mojej pOdr6zy. w dulej W p0iko-
lie zbudowanej sail mieScilo sic podo-
bno $1,000 ksiaiek - obecnie prawie
wSzyStkie ksiazki powyrzucane z STAT
walaly sic ma podiodze " najwiekszym
nieladzie b~olszewicy szukali tam "a
pieniadzmi. W tym celu pOwybijali sly
" W szafach, p~owydzierali drzwiczl:i.
d~roSocenne oprawy z kSiazek pozrywa'
II. RObota .byia tn nicmo5liwa Ola jc-
dueSo czlowieka. Ably p~rTyprowadzG to
wszyStko do ~pierwOtneyo St9nu. potrZe-
BAH kilku filoloson p!"twaG mai.
mp:ej diva tysodnie! : facie jel -
pokoju zauwazylem nowy piekny he,
banowy ~fortepian, prawie ~nietkniety
JakimS cudcm on ocalal. Ma drnSi
dzien ogladalem stara klasztorna BIZ
bliOtckc i diva pokoje re Staremi kSiaz
kami z 1|1S wieku. jake zdOlaia VIA
Scicielka p~rzenieSc 2 c0rkami do klaSz-
toru pred ~odjazdem "a granice. Pore
-nawSzy kSiedza l.. ~odjechalem do IIaj
Syns, by przypatrzeG sic ~jeSzcze raz or
yaniZacyjnej rObocie z~lOzonego przeze-
mnic Komitetu Ochrony, ~pamiatek sta
r~OzytnoSci. daG odpowiednie inStruk-
eye, ucieklem czemprcdzcj z tegO pic
k}a do domu, by zdaC s~prawozdanie p.
b, 2 wfaSciwie ..GubernSkiej Sekcyi hi
b~liotecZnej', kt6ra uchwali}a pre-
NlN~ pAOllOlSNS Il MIA L "uECuLh IhhJ-
>yna do Winnicy. ale hOlSzcwicki SO
wiet' ME dai ma to zadnych SrOdk0w.
THmczaSem powStaniec WOlyniec zajal
HajSyn. wypelziwszy Stad bolszewi-
k6w. Jakicmu losowi ulrgly re droso,
,CnnoSci. ME wien.
W bibliOtCczncj sckcyi W Winnicy ro-
bota kipiaia dalej. Sortowano kSia&ki
>i{a parry / Clektryki. ZnachOdzOn0 tn
rzadkoSci bihliOgraficzne r0znych vie,
kGw i narod6w. Pred nami Staia O.
polka O%drOdzrnia. tn byly kSiazki ia.
pOwane przez naSzych ~prZOdk0w W Rzy
mic. Padwic. Bolonii. byly wydania
francuSkic. hclSijshie. niemicckie Z IL
wieku. przywOzonO jc Z Madrytu, Z
.Anglii. Gdy kto$ odkryi jaGiS unikat.
$pie>zy} poJzielit sic I wSp6lpracow-.
nikami. RadnSci mic by}o koGca. tn "a,
pomtnaliSmy o otaczajacym mas mOrzu
krwi. w tyCh 0Sr0mnych kupach k<ia,
ICk. jake c~cdziCnnic zwOznnO. okazala
sic wiClSa ma>a >zarych dokumentGw,
piSanych ~przewaznic pc polSku i pc Ia
Clinic. DOkumenty Stegaly Od poczatkr
II. wieEu do p0}Owy ~ W. DOkumentom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

den. Kammin. Fulda, Nassau, MoerS,
gafuerstetcr Graf zu Henneberg, Graz
der Mark, zu Ravensberg. Hohenstel",
Tecklenburg, Lingcn, Mansfield, Sig"
ma ringen Herinsen. Herr zu Frank
furt, DIR. utriurque juris h. c. der koe-
niglichen Friedrich wilhelm Universe
taet zu Berlin. Opr0cz tego Dyf )esz'
czc biskupcm ewangelickicgo koScIofa
w PruSicch.
Oh tylu tytulGw i godnoSci zwykiy
smiertclnik moe dostac zawrotu st0-
wy. Pc s~konczeniu wojny zyskat VIII
helm ii. jeszczc diva tytuly, o k'0re
sic nigdy ME ubiega{ i kt0rych tc"
rigdy sic ME spodziewai,a mianowicIe:
.~.Schlossherr czyli Einsiedler auf n
m]crongen" i ..Ucickinier-tch6rz'.
Vase pieniadze moGa przynlesc
= @ orooont Infnrmacyi udZieli pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

Vase pieniadze moGa przynieSc
= s procent. Informacyi udzieli POI,
ski adwokat f. P. Danisch, pokoJ
o1o 1919 n. Clark ul. (OgI.l
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-05

The following letter is self explain
atory:
seimer, Tenn. February, 4, 1890.
j. j. Siler, Tax assessor.
Toone, Tenn.
Dear Sir-Answering your inquiry of
recsnt date with reference TO the esn-
forcement of the dog tax law, being
Chapter 81. Act of 1919, | will state
that in letter just received from the
Attorney General Of the State, the Act
is constitutional and should be enforced.
No action has here before been tsken.
because the Act was being sssailed In
the courts as / understood. II any
owner. or harborer or keeper Of any dog
in your county fails to pay the tax 10
30 days after demand is made by you.
you will institute the prosecutions for
any such violations when court is not 10
session. The Attorney General will
look after such prosecutions when court
is in session. IS provided in Section 5 Of
the Act referred to.
You may publish this letter as . means
Of giving publicity to the mstter. il yOu
90 desire.
With kindest regards, | am very
truly, W. K. Abernsthy.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-05
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Suspended Newspapers

Until within resent years newspapers
never quit they just passed on from
one owner to another. But now publish
ers fail in business, just like other bus
mess men. Publishing has become a
matter OF first Importance in the nation,
and likewise It's hazards Lave increased.
The time has passed when you can take
a dull bog and make an editor out OF
him." as the poet Will Carleton put it.
Twenty-Five hundred newspapers have
suspended publication since July, 1918.
but still the Postofflce Department cries
ssvsgly for higher rates for second class
mail matter.
II would pc q pleasure to report that
there was . prospect that the govern
ment would limit the size Of some OF
the big city papers. The excess fat
that cannot be classified ss news" In
Sunday editions cons umes enough white
print paper TO provide thousands OF small
weeklies and dailies. But tbs govern
ment Is not likely TO intercede, and
meanwhile the big publishers with thei'
sinche on the white print paper suppl,
are the big fish Ia the pond whose greed
iness has jumped the price Of print
paper out Of sight. Evidently the big
ger the publishers the less is their worr,
about the white print paper eondi'
ton. .-Ex.