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NHII1U1 sunday on arrival OF 30 news.
UUtituuu paper train, from Silver wavs
hotel, Freeport. Fare Sc H.
cIuolng bait CARMEN & DENTON
1853 COD THURSDAY. a7s SUNDAY
cholera Banks Daily. Weather PERMITTING.
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Thomas Fortune Ryan has engaged
Charlie Quinn as his agent for next sum-
mer. Lewis Garth will train the Ryan
horses, which will race under the name
OF the Oakridge Stable
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1oOI FIFTH RAcE-claimlng. r
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WIlfreda closed With a rush. MgrcttC Qu
Lcou Fay had early speed.
Bliukers on all.
Scratched-Wodan, Al Pierce, Trapping.
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Klngllng ran a dull race.
1906

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BOWIE ENTRIES.

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How does the referee OF the Leonard
yelling fight spell his name? Il APP
pcarod the next day Boukop, Houkop,
Haukup and Hankop. land that didn't
include all the papers. either.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-07-01

on gas range for servings -four
girls serve, everyone goes in serv.
ing room, gets tray, two paper
napkins, spoon, knife and fork,
we go to stove and get served,
then pass on to dining room, on
large buffet is large pitcher of
milk, pot of tea, bread, butter,
you fix then sit to table and eat or
go out on veranda where there are
many wicker tables. Everyone
washes his own dishes, the ones
who serve wash all extra dishes,
puts dining room and serving
room in order; every girl has a
job, mine this week is to help
serve breakfast and on Saturdays
to take up all soiled hnen and dis
Erioute fresh. have the keys to
linen closet, absolutely easy as
t!!FFt, QaIIa 21 Gilla aea tiEs sssiasns1
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-07-01

faculty members. We have four
lovely cars at school and horses
to ride, girls at fashionable schools
don't have any more. We girls
from Rose Garden sleep out on
in q screened tent, wood
floor.
Much love to you and dad.
TKEO.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-07-01

OERVANT GIRL WOULDN'T GO IN
CELLAR, FEARING RATS.
Mrs. Topper, Plainfeld. N. j.. saws.
hats were so bad in our cellar the
servant girl wouldn't go there. Bought
..aplA AA1:sNx and i elsassd u tho
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-07-01

We are now agents for the
Buick and Overland Four, in ad-
dition to our other lines, and will
be glad to have you call and see
our splendid new models and take
your orders for same.
MoToS lSS ISo.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-07-01

rats out" RAT-SNAP destroys rats a8l
mice. Absolutely prevent olors. Com
In cake form, no mixing. Cats a1I
Dogs won't touch it. Three sizes. -.
ooe, 3l.0o. Sold and guaranteed by
Levy Drug Co. and Peoples Hardware
end Furniture 60,
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The-Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, JULY /, 1920

10 3rd, hot and sultry; 4th to 5tI
showers; 9th a storm will forl
over the lower Mississippi Vale
and move northeastward; 7th
8th, cloudy with rain.
Mr.. L. z. Breazeale has retur,
cd from visit to New Orleans.
Extraordinary waist specials are @
sale at
-LlEBER'S
Mr.. 5. Heller of New Orlean
spent tile week end here.
Mr.. q. Poteric of Marksyill
was visitor Monday.
Mr.. Alf Massey of Flora wa
q visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Cloutier of Bermuda
1~as among Mondays visitors
MIR. James Dey came down from
Sodus on business Saturday.
A grand opportunity to save on sum.
mer dresses, a. all of the latest styles
IN organdie. voiles and georgette are
being sold sacrifice at
-LIEBER'S
Mr.. John H. keyser came up
from DeRidder for few days at
home last week.
Mr.. j. Heard has returned to
his home in Bernice after a visit
to his sons.
Mrs q. K. Reed and children
left during the week for Missis.
sippi to visit relatives.
White pumps and oxfords, full Louis.
3Hilitary and Baby Louis heels. A
Gonpiete assortment at ~ per cent
I -SEMMELMAN's
Mr.. }. H. Williams spent several
Hays IN New Orleans last week. |
accompanied by his sons.
Miss Grace O'Quin left Mon
tlav morning for Alexandria to
ilsit her aunt, Mrs. j. Nelson.
Nr. Joseph DeVargas is the
quest Of his brother, Mr.. X. De-
Vargas and family.
Mr. 5. 9. Hogg of Atlanta,
-, spent several days here the
Arly part Of the week.
L Mn Bsaeh aad Cesl Cloth suits, 1
jussrvstivs and fancy models, At 20
= cent reduction ct
"a -SEMMELMAN'S
dr. T. Il. Giddens and son of :
fveport we're among the bust.
i visitors during the week.
Miss Mary Kate Jack of Shreve- I,
lrt spent few days here with !,
|r sister, Mrs. Carver this week. !,
Mr. q. Fairfax. Noble was Il
bong the visitors to Natchitoches "
IS week. q
special lot of georgette dresses
bred at sacrifice prices. "
-LIEBER's q
Miss Aime L'herisson of Shreve-
t is the guest Of Mrs. H. Levy Il
family. e'
Miss Dora Katie reached home =,
fday from Mansura. where she p
{Dped over to visit relative q,
dessrs. X. J. Phillips, Leo
ams and j. l.. Baker have re- in
kped homo from . visit to 81
neral Wells. !"
lave you seen those new tricolette
e ssip? They are the latest models
ht on 5th Avenue. %
--SEMMELMAN'S ri
Hrs. Jack Rambin of Rambin
called back TO the bedside of ~
aunt, Miss Fontenot, who con- -
es very i'll. or
II. and Mrs. J. Bell of Shreve- wi
spent last Sunday here, the stt
sts Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. eu,
tPis,
l Walter Cade of Sulphur Of
Ne guest of Miss Leila Du- .ilk
rnea last week At her mothers will
Aa's ard yeqng mems straw hats,
I'D stsaws. At 70 per cent DIRE
to
-SEN HELMAN's
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WHO VIII spend q few days wit
her.
ID Mrs. S. E. Clark, with he
/, young sons, has returned from
n visit TO Cushing, Texas, wher
Y her husband and oldest son ar
@ located.
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer
J., 1t relieves pain and soreness crused b,
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains, etc
n Mrs. F. e. Kelly, who has been
I'll for long time, was taken to
New Orleans Tuesday night by
S her father, family physician and
trained nurse to consult specialists.
2 J. c. c. and College Girl corsets and
brassiers. "for the woman who cares. ."
-SEMMELMAN'S
After a pleasant visit to rela-
tives in New Orleans and Browns
Wells, Miss, Miss Inez Chaplin
has returned home.
! Misses bessie and Winnie
Weaver and little brother of
Shreveport have returned home
after pleasant visit to relatives
here.
New shipment of pongee, crepe de
chine and jersey silk shirts, at prices
that will surprise you.
-SEMMEl.MAN'S |
Miss Nita Caspari, who has been !
in New Orleans for the past few
months. passed thru Natchitoches
Monday en- route to Colorado, her
father accompanying her as far as
Fort Worth.
WANTED-A five or six room house
to lease for term of months.
tt T. L. GLASS
p. q. Box 24l
Mines. ". T. Cunningham. w.
a. Breazeale and Miss Lizzie
Dunckleman left Thursday to Join
one of the Elliot parties IN
Birmingham that is making one of
its tours of the East.
You had better take advantage at {
1nce OF the chance to buy dresses and {
waists at great sacrifice, which YOU r
IAN do if you 60 to q
-LIEBER'S c
Mr.. X. J. Pullln of Ashland =
vas visitor Monday, when his i,
riends learned with regret that d
wing to his wife's health, he has G
old his comfortable home and 9
arm and will travel for the pres : :
ut. d
cl
Rub N.Y. Tlsm is q powerful antisep- u
ic; it kills the poisons caused from in +,
ected cuts. cures old sores, tetter, etc II
Misses Julia Chopin and Sallie b
[ertzog. escorted by Messrs. o,
fathew Hertzog and Stephen IL
[enry, Misses Raphiel, Nj. and se
}. Cloutier, Roberts, Messrs. Pro- u
,ro, Hightowcr, Perry, Cloutier as
ere among the number who at te
'nded the dance Wednesday. DC
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment la
ith all modern conveniences, in desir- in
Die locality. Apply Phone 2O4. ey
bt
Mr.. Henry Breazeale left for ba
le camp that he generally goes to ce
lch summer in the mountains of - -
orth Carolina on Sunday night, flo
;companied by Master Theodore tn
oleman who will enjoy his first DO
lting in camp life. WI
We offer the largest variety of styles res
both mems and women's low cut ms
oes ever shown in Natchitoches, at an
per cent reductions. hal
-SEMMELMAN'S ma
alt
Mrs. Ado Miller and daughter Tn
d their attractive guests. Misses ulc
guet Of New Orleans. Mrs. 10
lanor Prudhomme, daughters y" y"
d son, DR.. and Mrs. Keator and rur
nily, Mrs. U. LAmbre and chill roc
en-, Messrs. e. and L. Prud- big
mme were among the number WI WI
70 L1otOred up from Bermuda to COO
end the childrea's dance and of ,
:hre At the Comus Friday night goi
eve
7stch o9r window for Special Sale and
$500 crepe de chine, silk and jersey see
shirts, priced special at s. s. thew dev
not last long at these prices. Will
.-SEMMELnAN,s Thi
wen
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~ Aanis Burris arrived last
from North C&rolina. where
has spent the past year, to
y ~ samaaer at her old home.
and M. Felix cloat,@r Of
vegoee have been the guests
I. and Mr.. Tom Prudhomme
sir peentasio1 home, The past
- - sait osses. at popu-
-. tor ysur vacation.
= HANS
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mrs. Frank blanchard and chill.
dren, Paxton and Zama, will vo
to Natchitocl'es this week to spend
q while with Mrs Blanchard's
mother. Daniel Blanchard is at
Henderville, North Carolina, in !
Boy Scout uAmp and is enjoying
this great outdoor life. e.-Journal.
We want b emphasize the fact that
such SACRIFICES sale q summer
dresses and waists hes never been o.
fsred before n NstshitoeAss = 4
going On now at
-LIEBER.s
FOR RENT-Fnrnished and unfur-
nished rooms, ~ modern coveniencea,
dss'saek location, hoas Ne, :.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
B|RDMAN SLATED
PERFORM STUNTS
HERE SATURDAY
internationally
aviator will

Arthur Oakley internationally
famous daredevil aviator Will
thrill local people with his stunts
here Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
o'clock.
A number of the local merchants
and business men are bringing Ar
thur Oakley the famous daredevil
acrobat to Chickasha Saturday after.
noon to give an exhibition on his
aeroplane over the city. High over
head this daring flyer will hang by
his feet from the landing gear OF the
plane. stand on his head on the tip
of the upper wing in full flight and
do various and sundry other stunts
that tear gasps from the throats of
startled spectators.
Oakley has just finished giving an
exhibition at the state fair grounds
of Texas at Dallas, and Is on his way
to ST. Paul and Milwaukee where he
is booked the latter part of the
month. Chickasha is one Of the three
cities in Oklahoma that Oakley will
make on his way north.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
Kayser Building
To BE Completed
Here bu July Ist

The Kayser brick building now be-
Ing constructed at the corner OF
Fourth street and Choctaw avenue
will be ready for occupancy by July
1st. Charles Steckler Of the Kriepke'
Schafefr Construction company an
nounced this morning.
Practically all the brick work on
the building has been completed. Mr..
Steckler said. The building is 50x
125 and will cost approximately
$lS,OOOO.
One half of the building will be oc-
cupied by the Star Publishing com
pany while the remainder of the
building will be occupied by a ga
rage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
Tax Assessments
Raised by Board
of Equalization

The board of equalization Is in ses-
sion today in the office OF J. d.
Bryan, county assessor. All mem.
bers of the board, Commissioner
Johnson, Of Mlnco, Temple of Chick
asha, and Pursley, of Rush Springs,
were present.
Many personal tax assessments
were being raised, according to vii
liam Stacey, county attorney and
counselor for the board.
Notices of the boosts in assess.
ments will be sent out and the par.
ties affected will be given ten days
to appear before the board to pro-
test the assessment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
Lessen Split Chances.

by United Press.
Coliseum, Chicago, June 1O.-The
surrender of Murray Crane and the
reservationists on the treaty plank
fight lessons the chances for split
over that measure. The sub-commit-
lee Is TO submit n unanimous report
To the fun resolutions committee this
AFTERNOON and the leaders expressed
hope that il would be accepted by
all the committeeman.
When informed as to the action OF
the subcommittee, Senator Hiram
Johnson, who had threatened to take
the question to the floor Of the con
vention if he were defeated in the
resolutions committee. stated that
he would probably not go to the res
olutions committee if the matter
could be settled amicably as report
ed. If it were not settled his way,
he declared that he would carry the
fight to the convention floor
Sidesteps "5olt" Talk.
Senator Johnson in reply to the
question, THAT disposes of the ques-
tion of a bolt or third party?" said
that he knew nothing about that. but
that it disposed of the first attack
on the party by internationalism and
international bankers and depressed
the hope that the second attack would
meet with the same success.
Some of the political observers
state that it is apparent that the de
feat of the reservationists may be a
strategic move by the Crane group
to get the foreign relations plank
to the convention floor in its present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
Near-split Caused.


BY United Press. STU~wsrt
Chicago, June 10.--The all.night
efforts OF the conL1ittee on resoln.
tions of the national republican con.
ventlon to settle the controversy on
the plank covering rho peace treaty
have failed.
The negotiations tint were entered
into lasted nearly to daybreak this
morning, those demanding a league
covenant with re5ervItons and those
who threatened /" holt the convel.
tion at the mention tf ratification of
the treaty having increased the ran.
cor to such an cAteut that the tight
Is almost sure 10 BE- carried to the
floor OF the convention.
The Borah-Johnson group want
2lanks condemnlng the peace treaty
and the league covenant as submit
ted to the senate by President VII.
son and commentator % the rspub.
lIcan senators WHO refused to ratlfv
the treaty There Is feeling that
the resolutions COMMITTEES will 60
against them. however. -
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge told
members OF the subcommittee that
there Is an absolute necessity for
avoiding a split in the party. but he
told the "bItter-enders" that he sided
with them.
II appeared for a time during the
deliberations OF the members that
Senator Borah and Medill McCor-
mick would bolt the committee meet.
ing.
The latter became angered when
he was asked to approve a plank
condemnlng the treaty and approving
the action OF the republican sena.
tors who refused to ratlfy the trea.
ty.
Murray Crane and Senator Len
root, who is looming as q possible
dark horse" favor the treaty with
safeguarding reservations"
Crane is being blamed as q trou.
ble-maker. A row over the labor
plank of the republican platform is
also imminent.
The committee on resolutions an
nounced this morning that Il would
make its report this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
LOCAL WOMAN IS
HURT IN WRECK

Mrs. Birdie Mays, of this city, was
seriously injured in an automobile
accident in Kansas City Friiav and
is not expected to live, according to
news received here today by Mrs. H.
II. Shull.
The car in which Mrs. Mays was
riding was hit by another automobile
and turned over. pinning Mrs. Mays
under the machine. She is now in a
hospital in Kansas City.
Mrs. Mays and daughter. Miss
Irene. a violin teacher here, left
Chickasha June 1st, for Kansas City,
where Miss Mays. planned to spend
the ummer studying violin. Miss
Mays was not in the car when The
accident occurred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
Split Over TreatyPlank Threatened
AS Resolutions Committee Mem
bers Widen Breach by All.
Night Controversy.
QUESTION MAY YET BE
WORKED OUT ON FLOOR
Little Chance Seen EARLY Today to
Keep Fight out Of Convent,on
Proper; Labor Plank Threat
eninu TO Cause Row.
By United Press.

by United Press. 4
Chicago. June l0.-The resolutions
committee of the republican national
convention has completed the draft
of the republican platform with this
exception OF the planks on the MeYi.
can situation and the League OF Na.
tions.
The Wilson administration IL
charged with "inexcusable failure 10
make timely preparation" that a
vision OF leadership and Intelligent
planning have been lacking FOR q re.
turn to peace" N.Te
The platform, thus far completed
enumerates republican congressional
achievements In the face ofi;'vtndi.
catlve vetoes" by President Wilson.
The platform provides for the Ell
forcement of the Eighteenth amend.
nent to the constitution. 'Aaw
1t declares that the principles OF
the Esch-C -Cummlns law should be
applied In a modified form 10 al
public utilities but no nAntioa ID
made OF Governor Aliens Industrial
court Idea.
The platform blanes the fiscal pol.
IcIes, OF the democratic administrh-
tlon for the present high cost OF nv.
ing. There are no specific promises
for soldier bonus legislation.
One plank In the platform adyo-
Gates woman suffrage. Another con
demns President Wilson's veto or
the national budget. The platform
declares as opposed to the govern
nent ownership OF railways.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
SLGnder Case to
Bat in District
Court Here Today

Alleging SANDER, Fannie j. Har-
land, Rush Springs woman, is seek
ing $4,000 damages from A. d.
tSmih, wealthy Rush Springs mer-
chant. The case went to trial in dis
trict court yesterday and probably
will be placed in the hands of the
jury today.
Time yesterday was taken up in
the taking of testimony and arrang-
ing details. Arguments were opened
this morning. Harry Hammerly rep
resents the plaintiff and Adrian Mel
ton the defense.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
Take COnUicts to
Penitentidry For
Serving of Terms

-Four of the twelve men convicted
during the May-June term of district
court here are being escorted to the
Granite State Penitentiary today.
They are Ed Sallings, given five
years for the robbery of the First
National bank at Alex; Herschel Tay-
lor, given one year for grand lar
ceny; Jake Jones, given six months
for grand larceny, and Jack Byrd,
given inc months for forgery.
The men were accompanied by Ray
Clarke, jailor, and D'Arthur Wilson.
deputy sheriff They left Chickasha
early this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
DEPUTY RETURNS HERE.

Oscar Dryden, deputy sheriff, re.
turned last night from Ardmore,
where he accompanied !. II. Free
man OF Tuttle, a Confederate Veter-
an, who was placed in the Old Sol
diers home located at Ardmore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
MITES RENT DANCERS.

Calumet, June lO-Seventy-five
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Red
in gsurprised the couple at their
home near here, with a big supper
party on Mrs. Reding's birthday. AZ
ter the supper. the guests danced in
the barn loft. The dance broke up,
though, when hungry mites that in
habited the loft began climbing about
over the dancers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10

form and overwhelmingly defeat it,,
thereby practically eliminating III
ram Johnson as candidate.
Mexican Plank In.
The subcommittee adopted the
Mexican plank without much dis
cussion. II follows in principle the
draft submitted by Henry Lane VII
son. former Mexican ambassador
and is general affirmation of the
American right to protect.
1t does not discuss conditions for
the recognition of Mexico nor does
it advise Intervention by the United
States.
Platform Report 4 O'Clock.
= The full committee will endeavor
to report the platform as complet-
ed at O'Clock. It is reported that
in case the committee is not GRADY
at that time, the convention may
proceed with the nominating speech
es. according to a statement by Sec
retary Miller of the national COM
mttee.
A two-thirds vote is necessary to
suspend the rules and go ahead with
the nominating speeches now. Mil
Ter declared that this would be done.
He also stated that the sub-commit
tee had agreed on a tentative report
on the platform but stated that it
would take some time to get it ready.
Another official of the national
committee stated. however. that the
nominating speeches would not be
started until the committee on res
olutions had reported and The report
had been accepted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
A. MALONE BEATS
CH|CKASHA CLAN
BY SCORE II TO 8

Question: What's gon' on here!
Answer; Mister A. Malone rep
resenting the v,lage of Pawhusll IN
the Wester, association, beat the
ChiChasha Chicks at University park
yeste day afternoon by count q?
II to 6.
Be it known that Mr.. Malone is
a pitcher, and it might be said with
out fear of successful contradiction
that he is a hitting pitcher If any
one is inclined to doubt this state.
ment let him apply for verification
to Mr. E. Miller, commonly known
as Lefty who draws his monthly
stipend as 4 member of the Chicks
hurling corps It may be that Mr.
Miller will say something about
lucky stiff but at that the chances
are that he will not offer any written
statement over his own signature to
the effect that Mr.. Malone is not
there. or in that neighborhood as
wielder OF vicious bludgeon when
such welding would get him some
thing.
Gets Early Start.
Mr.. Malone got an early start
Also, some # his assistants got in
TO action along with him. The whole
Continued on page g.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
YOUNG PEOPLE ATTENTION

The B. Y. p. U. of the First Bap-
tist church invites you to go to the
river with them, for a big time
Plenty to eat, lots of fun, Friday
evening, June IL. Meet us at Miss
NelIee Mae Benefits, 42O Colorado
avenue. just west of the Baptist
church. between ESQ and Gas. A
big treat awaits you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-10
Condemns Pact and League in Pres.
ent Form and Approves Action
Of Senators Who Defeated
Measure President Offered.
NOMINATION SPEECHES
MAY START LATE TODAY
Little Chance for Baloting Today;
Crane Forces Surrender; May
Lessen Chances OF Split;
Think Move Against "Hi.'
Hy United Press.

Hy United Press
Coliseum, Chicago, June 1o.-Na-
tional Committeeman Crosse OF Wis
consn objected to the treaty plank
Of the subcommittee and prepared
a plank for submission TO the uIl
committee, saying he would take it
to the floor of the convention If the
full resolutions committee failed to
adopt it,.