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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
HAMQN ROMPS ON
NJ 'GRAW FORCES
IN HOBART NEE
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express.
Hobart, Okla, Jan 20. The friends
of Jake Hamon we're in complete
control in the seventh district re-
publican convention here today and
their plans were carried out to the
minutcst detail without hitch.
c. r. Strong Of Custer county and
Zack Price of Greer county were
elected delegates to the national
convention, by a vote of A to 20
rhey we're instructed for Hamon for
national committeeman, but they
were left uninstructed for president.
The McGraw men made bitter
fight against the instructions for
Hamon but did not bolt the conyen'
tion as they did in the fourth dis
trict,
The charges that have been made
against lannon's character and cili'
zenship were given complete and
satisfactory refutation in this en-
dorsement from he section of the
state where he is best known. Ha-
mon supporters in attendance at TO-
lays convention feel that the signal
victory of Hamon here has practi'
cally eliminated McGraw from the
race for committeeman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
Next Week Expected to See Much De.
veopment AS Result OF Caranaz
DEGREES; New Wells To Be
Started, Belief.
MUCH INTEREST rs DUE
BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS
Demand for Oil Over Entire World;
international Competition and Salt
Water Trouble Draws Atten-
ton of oilers.
By United Press. :


Mexico City, Jan. a. American
oil companies in Mexico are expected
to begin work next week and viii
file applications to drill new wells
as provided in the recent presiden-
tial decree
The effect of the decree issued by
President Carranza is expected to
bring wild scramble of operators
to resume development Of the Mex
lean oil territories. II is assured
that the campaign will be watched
with great interest for three major
reasons
The first is the worldwide demand
for oil, the second from the stand
point Of international competition
The majority of the American com
panies failed to drill new wells in
the last year. while the British com
panies complied with all regulations
laid down by the Mexican govern
ment and proceeded to develop their
holdings
The third reason for the great in
terest that is expected to develop
is because many Of the largest wells
in the Tamplco district were ruined
when salt water broke in on them
This last development, it is predict.
ed, will lead to extensive wildcat
ting on the part of the operators.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
Tia JuGHG Oasis
70 BE Opened In
Race Track Meet
BY United Press.

by L hultl IcnS-
San Diego, Cal, Jan 24.-The hun.
dred day racing season on the Tia
Juana track. just acros sthe border in
Mexico, was to begin this afternoon.
Race followers, horsemen, bookma.
kers, and "touts" have been flowing
into this city from all parts of the
country for the past week, in antici
patton of the opening Of the Tia Jua
ma sport of kings" Many well known
horses are in the newly painted sta
bles waiting to be led out on the
track. to face the starter
Tia Juana will not be dry this af
ternoon. Thousands of gallons Of
gallons of whiskey and other liquors
hae been shipped there during the
past month. All Of the shipments left
arious American ports prior to the
fatal sixteenth in accordance with
the ban on export of liquor
The bugaboo Of passport restric-
tions. which for a time threatened
the success of the race meet. has been
adjusted by James w Coffroth, pro
moter of the project. Americans will
be allowed to enter Mexico on ten day
passports. which may be renewed al
their expiration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
LABOR DISPUTES
IN KANSAS WILL
HUB NE " COURT
Bill Creating Such a Tribunal Be-
comes Law Today; Fathers of Act
Believe 1t May Become a Ma
tional Measure.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 24-Labor dis
putes in Kansas affecting the public
interest will in the future be solved
by court of industrial relations.
A bill creating such court which
is designed to protect the public from
warning factions and which is in.
tended also to give ample protection
to capital and labor became law to-.
day
The law makers are satisfied with
their efforts and believe that the law
may become a national measure to
prevent labor troubles.
The entire court personnel is not yet
selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
RELIEF IN NEAR
EAST CAMPAIGN
FEBRUARY 1922


). Z. Nissley Of Guthrie, whose ap-
continent as field director in the
Fifth Oklahoma district in the cam
paign for relief in the Near East
has just been announced by F. H.
Carpenter, of Muskogee, state sec
retary who was in the city yester
day starting the preliminary work in
Grady county
The campaign is to be waged from
February i to % and Mr.. Nss!ey
stated yesterday afternoon that he
desired to get Grady county organ
zed as quickly as possible He held
4 conference yesterday afternoon ir
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms,
but no definite announcement as to
the local committee was made. Or
ganization here is expected next
week, however
The fifth district is composed of
Payne, Lincoln, Logan, Canadian,
Grady, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie,
Cleveland and McClain counties.
Mr.. Nissley was associate state d-
rector Of the United War Work cam
paign. His headquarters in the Near
East campaign will be in Oklahoma
Ci-y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
HOUSE Votes ON
CALL Of PAINE R

BY United Press.
Washington, Jan 24.-The house
Jules committee is expected to vote
On whether Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer will be forced
appear before it in order to obtain
his views on the sedition legislation.
1t seems virtually certain that NJ
steps will be taken to press the Sc
dition bills unless the attorney gen
sral indicates a greater necessity for
heir passage than his last letter
III the subject shows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
President Chamber Of comemrce
Points Out Views On Proposed
Ssate Meeting Of Employer
and Empoye.
LETTER IN REPLY TO
REQUEST OF CONNALLY
Purpose of Meeting Is to Try Perfect
Organization to Stop Strikes and
Lockout In Industrial
CenterS.

he NulChuSuu AHdluptl VI SNih
merce will not send a representative
to the labor meeting which is to be
held in Oklahoma City on February
a.
This was made plain in a letetr adj
dressed by Alger Melton president of
tue organization to Claude Connally'
commissioner Of labor. The letter
was in reply to a communication Mr..
Counally in which the purpose Of the
statewide meeting was outlined as
an effcrt to form an organization to
hnrdle any industrial crisis, such as
strikes and lockouts. The reason
given by Mr. Melton, as president Of
the Chickasha Chamber of Commerce
for not sending a representative to
the conference is pointed out in his
letter which is as follows
I'VE are in receipt OF your letter
inviting this organic tion to communi-
cate with the mayor Of this city, the
traces and labor council and other
labor organizations with reference to
a proposed meeting at Oklahoma City
February IL and in which you re-
quest rs to advise whether or not this
organization will be represented at
the conference
eve agree with you that something
must be done to stop strikes and
lockouts, but do not believe that any
ISOLATION 10 this problem can be
worked out at conference Of direc-
.ors Of labor organizations and pub
lie Officials. We doubt seriously if
any voluntary organization can be
formed which can provide machinery
fer The elimination Of this unneces-
sary condition.
1T occurs to us that in recent
strikes and lock-outs and controver
sizes between employer an demployee,
both classes have lost sight of the
rights of the general public, and that
the employer looks only to his inter
csts an dtho employee looks only to
his interests.
"Thc view that we take Of the mat
ter is that commercial organiza-
tian represents the public in general
and does not represent either of these
classes; that is, a commercial organi-
zaticn represents neither employers
or employee, but is an organization
representing the general public. For
this reason this organization is not
inclined 10 interest itself in either of
these classes; that is either employ
er or employe, and therefore would
not care to be represented at the con
ference of either class
"If conference in which represen-
talics ofthe employer class, represen-
tatives of the employee class and rep
rcscntaties Of the general public, that
class of the people more yitally con
cerned in the results, could be ar
ranged for the purpose of formulat-
ing some reasonable, definite plan, to
be enacted into law, preventing a
recurrence of strikes and lock-outs, Or
either labor disturbances this organi-
zation would be glad to send a repre-
sentative to such conference.
I'VE express the opinion that no so
tuition of this question will be made
until it is solved by the general pub
lic"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
BUYS GRADY FARM

W. E. Emanuel stock raiser of
Tillman county. near Frederick, has
purchased the Daniels farm five
miles south of Chickasha and plans
to move his family there in the near
fl rre. He is the brother of DR. L..
Z. Emanuel Of Chickasha. Mr.. Eman-
uel will engage in raising thorough
bred cattle it is said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
GIGANTIC MOVIE DEAL
ANNOUNCED TODAY
BY United Press.

New York. Jan. 24.-The organiza-
ZION of a gigantic combine for the
protection OF the motion picture ex-
hibitors, controlling 250 theaters
throughout the country with an affili-
alton that win bring approximately
5000 theaters within the circuit is an
nounced. The plans include the pro-
duction of pictures as well as the pur-
chase of theatres.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
THREE DIE WHEN
TRAINS COLLIDE


By Unlted Press.
Salt Lake City Jan. 2I.-Thrce
were killed and several injured in a
rear end collision Of a freight and
a work train on the Denver and Rio
Crande at Midvale late yesterday.
c. p. Johnson, engineer, was crush
ed to death by a carload of steel
rods which were thrown over the
engine by the shock Of the collision,
The wreckage caught fire.
Clifford w. TIoagland a brakeman,
was burned to death in plain view
Of the rescuers and another man was
scalded to death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
CHICKASHA WINS
AND LOSES HERE
IN DOUBLE BILL
Local Girls Defeat caddo County
Team While Anadarko Boys Nose
out c. n. S. Conference Five
In Hot Game.
VISITING BOYS PROVE
BE FAST AGGREGATION
Locals Take Lead But Soon overtak-
en-; Score Tied in Last Half But
Caddo Romp In Ahead.
Score 1922.

Activities on the basketball court
resulted in both victory and defeat
to the c. H. S basketeers when the
local girls yanQuished Anadarko highs
girl team by score Of 2S to s, and
Coach Powers hornets lost to the
Anadarko boys with a score Of 2S to
20, in two hard fought games on the
c. H. S, court last night,
Although the girls made their first
appearance on the court in a matched
game last night they played q good.
consistent game with few personal
fouls The two teams were evenly
matched in so far as size was con
cerned but the purple and gold ag
gregation showed more skill than
their opponents in every position with
the possible exception of guards. The
ball was around Anadarko's goal q
large portion Of the time and Ana
darko had nearly twice as many
trials at goal assdid C. II. S. but it
seemed that they just could not force
the sphere through the hoops
Mnnett Star Forward.
Not so with Chickasha's forwards.
Every time the bali came into the
hands of these aggressive players It
would almost invariably go through
the rings for a counter Especially
WAS this true Of Miss Minnett Fans
ewre agreed that better forward
would be hard to find in girls high
school basketball She threw nine Of
the twelve field goals that c. II. S.
made and tossed four free goals out
Of five trials
Powers Men Game to Last
AS soon as the two boys teams got
into action fans knew that it was go
ing to be a whirlwind from start to
finish During the first five minutes
Of play the ball was rushed from one
end of the court to the other with
neither sioe ScorlhB' Nn'cNaSha p'o"e
Tue hono'o"y py r's'S'eiihB '"o No'"
5oalS ~ quick SucceSSloh' o'lly 70 pe
followed oy counter from 'llcr OBJ
ponenls. Ine locals gained q ieau OF
tWeiVe 10 iour AZ one ''lle ou' were
soon oVer'aNeh oy 'ne VlsllorS anu
~ hnI with
tne i'rSt nan tliueu WIN "" Soo'o
S'ahdlls - 10 10 III lo'or u Anu
darko'
ABOUT inc hiiuuie VI 'ne 9eVo""
Hai 'lle score WIS llcu' ~ 70 ~ Ou'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
FLU NOT OUT CONTROL
BY United Press.

BY United PresE.
Washington. Jan 24.-The depart
ment of health today warned that
the country could not afford to be
come panicky because Of the influ-
enza situation, despite the apparent
increase in the number Of cases
The statement said that nowhere is
the disease beyond the control OF
local authorities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
SAY RIGHTS OF
REDS VIOLATED
By United Press.

By Unltod FrosS.
Chicago, Jln 2i.-The "constilu
tional rights Of the radicals were vi.
oatod by the recent raids and depor
tations, Edward f. Dunno, former
governor of Illinois declared in a
meeting Of protest last night.
Jone Adams Of Hull House pre-.
sided at the meeting. Professor l.
Freund Of the University of Chicago
asserted that neither the raids, the
deportations nor the present sedition
laws of Illinois would stand the test
Of legality before the L. s supreme
court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
Is WHEN
FRISCO WRECKS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Tulsr, Okla, Jan. 2l.-Fifteen were
injured, three seriously when the
Governor" Frisco passenger strain'
was wrecked on the Hepburn curve
between Heybrn and Brstow.
The baggage, mail and Jim crow
car we're overturned the latter going
completely over and right itself.
The seriously injured are; bag
gage man whose name was not
learned J. NJ Burleson of Council
Hill; E. B. McMurty of Bristow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
= = = ? 2 2 q , =
WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma.
Tonight fair, much colder
temperature; Il to 1S.
Sunday fair and cold
Local Temperature.
Maximum, SO; minimum, 22.
T SOMETIMES HAPPENS.

+ Our grille has talent" the old
t. folks said,
i. And she must have culture
l. and be well bred.
+ Our lives we will give to our
! very heart strings
: In order that she may be
+ praised by the kings"
+ So away she was sent to great
: schools of art,
+ And the girl, it is said, played
+ an excellent part
: For after ten years spent in
+ in studying song.
+ She could sing into raptures
+ theatre throng
= shes surely a genius her
+ critics confessed
+ "As a master of technique, by
+ far she's the best
+ But when she was ready to be-
+ gin her great work
: She returned and married a
+ grocery clerk.
IL 7 Norman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
ORDER ITALIAN r. r.
WORKERS SACK ON JOB
81 United Press.

= 7 TTIIT-TI T N777'7
Rome. Jan. 21-The striking ltal-
ian railway workers have been order
ed by the government to return to
work by January 27 or be discharged.
The strike continues but the situa
tion is improving in northern cen
tral Italy" the bulletin says.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
'ouAKEs IN NORTHWEST
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Seattle. Jan. 24-Three distinct
earthquake shocks shook the Pacific
northwest early today No great
damage was reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
NOISY WELCOME FOR
A. {. F. CONTINGENT

New York, Jan. 2l-The Northern
Pacific landed here today with pas
sengers fro mthe Powattan and the
last contingent of the American Ex-
Jeditionary Forces. The ship re.
ceived a noisy welcome on her ar
rival at port.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
SHIP IS AGAIN AoRlFT

BY United Press.
Halifax. Jan. PA wireless mes
&c from the American transport
said the towing hawser had broken
and the ship was again adrift.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24

Miss Lorraine Raibourne who is
teacher in the Amber schools, is at
home here to spend the week end.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
PACT FARLEY is OFF
BY United Press.

by Unlleu IItSS.
Washington, Jan a. bi-par
tisan treaty conference was again
called off by Senator Lodge. He
notified the democratic senator's that
he wished to consult with his re
publican colleagues.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24

All the latest news by
:wire every day from the
United Press Association. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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sor,cr To cosrpAoroRs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The to~n OF Davis, okiahoms, acting
throash its town board Of trustees ana
thor engineer. viii rereivs proposals from
contractors fur the furnishing ana psyirs
for " all tho materials. tools, labor. april.
ances and other things necessary for the
complete installation of sanitary sewef
system end disposal plant according 20 the
plans and specifications. and their vstinur
seetlans. ss fufnlshed"by Tom l. Green "
Miami and otlahoma City. Okla. On ffh-
fusfy Ia, 1870
Copies ~ the plans .rd specification
may be secured from the town clerk ~
Iayis. Okls. or the engineer st Mani
Okla.
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town of Dsyis reserves tne risbt 10 ~
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New.O.Rumo Relieved Him
Promptly.

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over thirty minutes without s,''ns
down - rts, Nast lop months ago 3
nts,n mk.ug New o.Rumo, I, gave me
r.I,f from ne start / have taken three
bottle, and am s'.. taking % regularly
| can now walk around AL day ard not
isrl as iircd as ono hours walk tor
me,ly caused me- The rheumatic pains
have nearly all ie'i ne and | have now
good reason 10 he'le,e tina, viii soon
O., ,a,rIy cu,ed O.; 'te rheumatism.
az WIZ 'e ~ Years o.l lu Novnher
reS' ! have noarIy all my NE been
employed IN rs mechanical DEPART
u,rt Of tH. railroad ! MI he wiai
10 verify nv statement as to ~hst
I ypHr med ne tss d.nc 'or NE sly
address ls 80. We, chlkasav s. us-
/ lahpmS C.,y, okls
ZOE CLOpGH.
/ 10 not s,ter from rheumatism tor
/ year. before you Try NEW o.RC MO,
but so to your drugRls, At once ana
got . bottle or send s. 90 for three
| weeks treatment 10 the NEW-p.Ku
| NO co. corner Reno and Harvey sts
I oklahoma city, Okla tAdvJ