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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
At Pleasant View Cottage.

MT. and Mrs. James B. Mullin of War ren street, who have been delayed in go- ing to their cottage at Pleasant View be- cause of illness, were able to accompany their family to the beach last week, making the trip very comfortably by ku- tomobiie.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
DRIVER HEAVILY FINED
 FOR HITTING TEAM

Rosario Gtillo Of New London, driver Of an autofaobile that struck the team Of R. Hackiey on Laurel Hill avenue on Friday, was fined S25 and costs in the city court on Saturday. His bill amount to s3s!5b cents. Gril1o did not ss5o when he hit the team and was later found in the city by Hackley who caus- ed his arrest.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
 AT THE LOCAL Y. M

The following schedule of events for this week for the boy members Of the Y. M c. A, were announced Sunday:
 Tat sday: Junior G4m class to S:50' D. m. st Athletic Field.
 Wednesday: Dating Tor older boys to 8 p. .fe.
 Tnursday: Junior Gym class ' to s:3o p. n Athletic Field.
 Friday: Newsbeys at Athletic Field to s:30 p. m.
 Safurday: Outing fer Juniors.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING
 MOTOR VEHICLE LAW

John J. Holland and William Mia rouni, both of New Haven, were arrest ed in this city Saturday night on the charge of violating the motor vehicle law.
 John F. Manion of Jewett City was arrested on Sunday in this city for vio- lating the motor vehicle law.
 There were four arrests over the week end for intoxication.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
SUPERVISOR BURTON IS
 TNspECTTNG f-yTx,se su

Charles W. Burton, supervisor of out side work for the water department, is making a personal inspection Of all the curb boxes in the aty, and will have low cred all those that now prottude above the surface Of the sidewalks.
 Where it is impossible to lower the box. he will have cement placed from top of box to grade of sidewalk, thereby elirni- mating dangerous stumbling blocks that have long existed on the sidewalks all over the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
No ouestions Asked.

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid Of the party, and the bad ones may come, too, provided they'Fs eS vezaAs Ase-Brookiyh Eagle.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
Miqht Mention Foeh.

Now that Germany has signed an- other document, what reason is there to believe that anything will come of it?-New York Telegraph.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
FOR SALE-AUToMCBlLE

WANTED-The gentleman and lady who took the wrong puppy from Pendle- tons window Saturday night to bring ii to the store at o'clock tonight and ge, the one they bought. aug9d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

Time and tide wait for no man but woman will wait for him until an other man comes along.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

Linberg & Street of Boston for about S10,0o0
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
one Idea of a snendthtift.

A penny Tor the thoughts Of Williaah Jennings Bryan!-Los Angeles Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
Don't Forget Your Dear Ones At
 Home.

Have they a talking machine to help the day pass happily while you are at the office :? We have the f a m 0 us
 Victrolas and Brunswieks
 from which to choose
 your favorite. Easy
 terms.
 Bring them some new record: tonight, if they now have ar instrument, and receive their joyful gratitude !! Everybody in the family will like these :
 "Gems"-From Irene
 Shamrock Leaves"
 "Each Shining Hour"
 THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP 24-34 Franklin Street Pianos, Players, Music Rolls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
0IL FIELD SOON |
TO Be SEEN ON
MOVIE SCREENS

The Cement field in addition to
showing rapid growth as an oil
producing area, has invaded the do
main of Marguerite Clark and other
stars of the screen and is to appear
before the world in moving pictures.
c. j. Kabo, camera man who in
1910 filmed Kansas City for the first
time from the air and has since been
duplicating the stunt in other cities,
has just finished shooting" the Ce-
ment field. taking in all several thou.
sand feet of film The weather was
per ecs ana the result is expected to
be gooG Kal is with moving pic
ture company in Fort Worth and has
spent much time i'll taking movies of
the Texas oil fields.
Accompanying Kabo on his tour of
the field in which he "shot" drilling
wells, producers, panoramas OF the
field and street scenes in Cement,
were Harry Hines and j. G. Steele,
officers OF the PSYCHE Star Pelrole-
um company, operators in the Ce-
ment field
The party came through Chicka-
sha yesterday evening and left last
night for Fort Worth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
SH0RTHORN SALE
STAGED HERE BY
GRADY BREEDERS
7s Head of Purebred Stock In Semi.
Annual Turnover; Eaisers TX
peet Average Price OF 5000
Per Head,

! WITH fifteen cattle raisers repre-
sented and ,sevenIty-three head Of
shorthorn cattle, ranging in size
from the dly-old calf to the maxi.
mum weight bull, being offered for
sale, the fourth annual sale Of the
Grady County Shorthorn Breeders
association is in progress having
been commenced here today at one
o'clock in Suliyan's barn at the cor.
ner Of Sixth street and Choctlw
avenue
Breeders state that ninety-six head
of cattle were sold at the annual
sale year ago but, as the number
was considered too great for the
accommodation offered at the sale,
it was thought best to hold sen i.
annual sale last fall, at which time
there was sixly-two head sold whcl
would have been disposed of at the
present sale under the regular order
# things. Thus, it is pointel out,
the sale today compares very fl.el.
a;ny with prior sales
Officers of the association say
that tae average price received for
cattle at the sale last year we, S,SN
and that they are confident the aver.
age price will be at least 5000 ae the
present sale for reason that there
has been in increasing demand for
ShorthCm cattle from year to year.
1t IS expected that ehere will be
several buyers from the seates OF
Texas and Arkansas present at the
sale this afternoon
1ae breeders Of Shorthorns
in Grady county find they have
few more cattle than they can ac
commodate. 1t Is stated that some
OF them lind they need money ito'
expand their operations and carry on
farming, SO, in selecting these cat
tile, they have chosen not the tail
end cattle but those that are a credit
to the breed, the kind that should
be selected in laying the foundation
for good useful herd of Short
horn cattle and the ones That win
bring the money.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
GRADY COURT IS
ADJOURNED HERE

After calling only one case this
morning, that OF the State versus
Bob Cornett, in which the defendant
was charged with pointing a deadly
weapon at another, and in which
CorneG's bond WIS declared forfeit
ed on account of his not appearing
in court for trail, the county court
formally adjourned today until tae
next term which will probably com
mence the first Monday in April
All cases scheduled for trial during
this term which had not previously
been settled were continued until the
next term.
1t was pointed out by court Off
cials that the state was ready on all
cases but 50 many defendants, i'm
rortant witnesses. and. in some cases.
defendants lawyers, were i'll that it
was elought the few remaining cases
that it would be possible to try
wuold not warrant the expense of
keeping jury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
EXPECT OSBORN
TEST |MONY SET
UP LEGAL FIGHT.
Newberry Trial Opens With Attor.
neys on Both Sides Eager for
Fray; Sensational Testimony
Again introduced.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Grand Rapids, Feb. 11.-Tae New
berry trial opened this morning with
the attorneys on both sides eager
for the desperate legal battle which
is expected to follow the sensation-
al testimony of Former Governor
Chas. Il. Osborn.
Osborn declared on the witness
stand that Teeny Daniels told him
that the senatorship could be bought
for $l50,000. He said he repeated
this statement to a friend who re.
piled that it was too late"
Almost the same day the New
berry headquarters were opened, :"
Osborn said.
Although the defense had aunounc-
ed it was ready for Osborn" his
cross examination was deferred
James o. Murfin, defense counsel.
told the court ithat two OF the de-
PENDANTS mentioned in the testimo-
ny were i'll in Detroit, and that Con-
stantin A. Daniels, a Grand Rapids
politician, whose name came into the
story, was absent from home. He
asked postponement until he could
communicate with these men.
Paul King in a Fourth of July con
yersation was told to drag out New
berry and I'll take care of Ford,
this remark coming in response to
Kings suggestion that Osborn qu4
the campaign SO rJrd could be de-
feated.
The governments testimony as to
Senator NewberTy's knowledge of
affairs came in the form
of numerous kilograms exchanged
between his naval office in New
York and 4JGTroft campaign head
quarters and also by records of the
Biltmore hotel in New York These
latter read by Arthur A. Butter
worth, an accountant, showed nu
merous visits of Newberry campaign
ers, the bills for many having been
to the candidate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
LOCAL MEN BUY
CARNEGIE BANK

Announcement was made today Of
lGle purchase of the Farmers State
bank of Carnegie by Chickasha men
associated with others over the state
The bank is capitalized at S25. 1000
and the new owners have taken
charge.
John A. Hyndm1n and C. r. Erwin
of this city with c. H. Griffith OF
Lone Wolf and c. l.. Barton, for
merly of Oklahoma City, are the pur-
chasers. Mr. Griffith is president.
Mr.. Hyndman vice president. and
C. l.. Barton, cashier, under the new
management The latter will have
active charge of the bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
RESERVATION AMENDMENTS
OFFERED BY SEN. LODGE


By United Press
Washington, Feb. H. Senator
Lodge has offered TIE senate nine
amendments to the Lodge regerva'
tions to the treaty
The amendments were worked out
in the bipartisan conferences and
affect the preamble, the withdraw
ing of domestic questions, questions
concerning Sh9ntung, naming Amer
lean representatives to the League
Of Nations, payment Of the United
States share of the Leagues expen
ses, disarmament and voting power
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
NE VI COMPANY IS
ORGANIZED HERE

just organized in this city for the
purpose Of operating in the Cement
field, is the English Drilling com
pany, which outfit is moving a new
string Of tools of the California type
rotary, to the lease Of the Anadarko
Producers company in the south half
of the southeast of the southeast of
section 26-6-1O. They are rigging up
and will start operations at once.
The comapny is composed of well
known men of Chickasha and Ce-
ment. G. c. English, oil operator
of Cement is president; Dal Carnes.
oil man of Cement, secretary and
/ treasurer, and Nick Carter, driller, is
vice president. Others interested in
the company are: Walter Jones, 7.
S. Hendrick, w. H. Driggers. Olin
Brashear, Keith Miller, and Guy Cox,
all of Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
GRE W MUTIN|ES
DANIELS LEARNS

BY United Press.
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE crew Of
tho U. S. shipping board vessel
Poughkeepsie puS mutinied. The
men were placed under arrest at
Bermuda by Uae commanding officer
Of the U. S. S. Sacramento, Secreta-
ry Of the Navy Daniels was advised
today
The members of the Poughkeepsic
crew will be returned to the United
States at Hampton Roads and will
be delivered to a federal attorney on
charges of mutiny.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
EXPORTS IN 1919
MAKE NEW HIGH RECORD

Washington, Feb. 1l.-Ameritau
exports in 1919 exceed by Si01IOC0.
600 the total of imports in the same
period, establishing new record.
Exports for 1919 were valued at
S7.9222 100000, compared with So
$4,000 coo for 1918. Imports in 1919
we're valued at S3.9OLoOO,OoO an ex-
cess Of SS7S,ooo,OOo over those for
1918.
While greater than in December.
1915 t.ere was a decline both in ex-
ports and imports last December
The decrease in imports in Decenl-
Der. compared with the previous
month was SCI. 600 600
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
Abundant Moisture AS First Planting
Starts Oats and Barley to See
@ Big Increase AS to Acreage
in Grady County.
COTTON ALSO DUE FOR
HEAVY BOOST IN AREA
Short Wheat Acreage is Answer
Shows Help This Crop; Owens
Advises Planting Of Certain
Garden "sass" at Once.

The abundant rains and SHOWS OF
the winter having put Grady county
soil n ideal condition for the start
ing OF spring crops, farmers in this
county are now busly engaged in
planting w.ilt viii be the biggest
crop OF oats and barley ever seen
here.
The estimate Of J. W owens,
county agricultural agent, is that the
barley acreage viii be 200 percent.
greater than it wls last year with
100 per cent more oats Last year
the barley acreage was 5000. This
year there will be $4,000 acres OF
barley in the county The crop Of
oats last year totaled 1900 acres
in Grady This year it viii be
10000
The reason for this is that the
wheat acreage in Grady county was
cut about $1,000 acres this year.
leaving abuot $4,000 acres Of wheat
in the entire county This deficicn
cy will be made up from the oats.
barley and cotton crops. Cotton, as
we'll as the small grain crops men
toned will come in for q big in
crease, according to the statement
of farmers This is largely due TO
the success of AcIla cotton in Gra-
.dy last year. Last sprlpg, through
tue cooperation Of cotton oil men,
bankers and farmers, Acala cotton
was tried in Grady county as an
experiment The success Of the ven
ture was seen during the cotton
marketing season when the Acala
brought steadily from five to ion
cents per pound more than ordinary
cotton on the streets Of ChiclSasha
1t established Chickasha as the hest
cotton market in the state.
The wheat in Grady county Is
looking good at this time, despite
he fact that up to a few days ag)
its condition was very poor The
wheat crop was saved By The heavy
SHOWS since tlo first Of tile year
and prospects now are FOR u good
yield from the limited acreage cr
the county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City, Feb. John
Embry, opponent of Jake FanOu Tor
republican national committeeman,
seems to be the victor in the dis.
pute over the county delegations
The state Republican committee
awarded him Oklahoma county With
4S votes, Pottawatomi with 16 and
Bryan with 6.
Jake Hamon won Creek and John
son counties with "a and 6 votes re-
spectiyely Hamon was believed to
be in control of the Republican state
convention which oponed here at 10
o'clock
The fight is expected to be bitter
Hamon has a lead in the fight for
the two national convention dele
gates from the Fourth district Many
delegates are uninstructed and the
fact that EIamon seems to have the
tubb ~ tAptNltd ny 5Ollic " ltuu
prestige to the Ardmore man.
hmbry who is fighting Hamon for
the national committeeman berth
was former u S. district attorney
for the Western District of Oklaho-
ma.
Hamon has declared himself abso-
lutely opposed to instructing the ma
tional convention delegates in favor
of any particular presidential can.
didate. Embry supporters haze no.
allied theselves with any candidate
for the nomination, AMI in the heat
of their effort to beat Hamon they
have paid little attention to matters
outside the state
Frank A. Parkinson, director Of the
effort to get the state into the Low
den column. has not taken part in
the statewide committeeman fight
nor injected his candidates name in
to local fights. Sentiment concern
ing General Leonard Woods candi-
dacy has been almost dormant dur
ing the last three weeks.
Unless the Embry forces capture
the convention today, their cause will
be hopeless so far as efforts within
Oklahoma are concerned, politicians
say There will be still a possibility
of a fight on Hamon before the ma
tional committee or at the Chicago
convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
NEGRO REMOVED
BY FED. TROOPS
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Lexington, Ky, Feb. 11.-William
Lcckett. negro slayer Of 10 year
old school girl, was taken out of the
city last night by federal soldiers
and it is understood that the desti-
n.ision of the squad was to be Louis
Vile, where tie prisoner is to be
turned over to civil officers to be
taken to Eddysyille.
Military censorship was put i'll
force on all telegraph and telephone
lines while the movement of the
prisoner was in progress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
FUTILE TEST RESUMES
DRILLING, THOMAS FARM

News received by phone this morn
ing from Tuttle was to the effect
that the United American Oil COM
p1iy resumed work at its location
on the Thomas farm in section 10
96 this morning as per schedule.
They resumed drilling at a depth of
% feet where the service casing was
set.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
plant Gardens Now

The land to be devoted to bar'cy
and oats IS being dlslied with the
drills following this tool and tho
planting is progressing at a rapid
rate, with intermissions caused by
frequent rains.
1t is time for the city man IS well
as the farmer to get busy with a
view to early spring crops, Mr. Owens
states.
Everybody WHO has a strip Of
land available should get busy right
now planting garden" slid Mr. Owen
"This applies to farmers and cily
dwcllers alike and it's the surcst way
to combat the high cost Of living.
"Now's the tine TO plant Irish po-
tatocs and English peas and IL yop
htyen't prepared the seed bed for
your garden, get busy wiul plow or
spade and prepare it, There never
was better season in Grady coun-
ty for any sort OF a. crop, either
farm or garden and ! would like 70
see every home in the county sup
piled with a glrdcn."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
Forces Of Ardmore Man Gain Upper
Hand When Bird Mcclure of
Tulsa Elected Temporary
Chairman.
EMBRY WINS BOUT IN
FEW COUNTY BATTLES
Awarded Oklahoma County by Re-
publican Committee; Also Gets
Bryan and Pottawatomie; Ha-
mon Wins Creek.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City, Feb 11,-The for
ces of Jake Hamon gained complete
control of the republican state con
yention here, when Bird S. Nc
Guire Of Tulsa was elected Temporal
ry chairman.
OF a total of S3G votes Hamon hon
trolls 500 IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
OIL LEASING BILL TO
WILSON FOR SIGNATURE

By United Press.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate
has agreed to conference report
on the oil leasing bill and it goes
to the president for his signature.
This marks the end of fight cover
ing nearly 10 years to get this legis-
lation through congress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
TWO AVlAToRs KILLED
By United Press.

By United Press.
San Antonio, Feb. 1l.-During the
progress of a mock battle 20O0 feet
in the air, Lieutenants Harry d.
Smith and Harry w. Brokaw me.
death yesterday. Their planes col
lided and both crashed to earth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
)klahoma, Wednesday, February IL 1920
ARREST TWO MORE FOR
SECURITIES THEFT PLOT
BY United Press,

bT United Fresa
New York. Feb. 11.-The arrest OF
two more conspiracors in the alleged
plot for the theft of $5.000OO0 in Sc.
ourlties in the financial district, and
which was reported yesterday, mark
ed the continuation of the inyestiga-
tion The arrests to dare are five in
number.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
Two Teams Organized Among Stu
dents; Boys Team Entered In
Fifth District Race While Gi,ls
Have League of Their Own.
MORE INTEREST SHOWN
THAN IN FORMER YEARS
Schedules Announced First Set-to
With Lawton Here On Feb 27;
Girls to Debate Shawnee and
Ell Reno On March 26.

\ That Chickasha senior high school
is to become lively contestant for
state honors in both boys and girls
debating work this year is now prac-
tically a certainty. A promising
team has been selected to represent
the purple and gold in the boys
state league and eight girls who
will seek hon9rs for G. H. S. in the
girls pentngular league were select
ed in a tryout yesterday.
The students of C. II. S. are show
ing more interest in debating this
year than ever before. Two live de
batting clubs have been organized,
the boys debating club with Mr..
Williams as sponsor, and the girls
debating club, with Miss Hughes as
advisor Two teams have been chos-
en-, one for the state high school de
batting league and one for the girls
pentangular league.
The state high school debating
league is composed of twenty-one
high schools. superintendent r. II.
Montgomery is Tie chairman of dis
trict five. The members Of the G,
II. S. team were chosen January II
in a debate tryout OF the eight
students who tried out, Wayne San
ders won first place Person Wood
all second, Walter Adams third, and
Otto Lucy fourth talternatel san.
ders was an important member Of
the team last year when he won The
district championship. Woodall and
Adams both show excellent ability
and there are great prospects for
success
The first debate will be with Law
ton on February n at Chickasha,
the question being, Resolved, That
the United States should adopt a
system of universal military train
ing. Chicklaaa will take the neg,
auve side
A New Venture for Girls.
The girls pentangular league con
sists Of Shawnee, Guthrie. Oklaho-
ma City El Reno and Chickasha.
The subject for debate is. Resolved,
That the United States government
should adopt system of price con
troll for the staple necessities of
life" Each school represented in
the league has two teams OF three
members each-one affirmative and
one negative The tryout for this
team was held yesterday and the
winners were: Alice Holmes, Vivian
Crawford, Roma DuBose, Ruth Nc
Gehee, Anna Lee Marsh and Claribel
Buford, with Margery Mays and Jo-
sephine Hulen as alternates.
The schedule of debates in which
the c. II. S. girls will participate
Continued on Page Iight)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
NEW REcRulTER HERE

Private Albert H. Snyder, who has
been doing recruiting work in Mus,
kogee, has been transferred for duty
in the local army recruiting office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
TIMELY TALK.

+ When the blues have got
+ your goat
+ And your body seems to float
+ On stormy sea Of troubles
+ big and black,
Il There's a sort of consolation
+ And a warm rejuycnation
T. In a kind and friendly pat
+ upon your back.
4 When you're tired of even
+ living
+ And your grip is slowly Civ
+ ing
+ Way to phantom dreams that
= haunt you all the while,
+ There's a kind Of inspiration
+ And a glimpse Of new crea-
+ ton
= In a tried and true compln-
+ ions CHEEKY smile.
4
+ When the reaper shuts the
4 door
+ And your life will be no
\ more
= When on earth your voice will
+ nevermore be heard,
= We are sure, out in the night.
= Your lone soul will take its
J flight
!. On assuring wings of some
= consoling word.
: Il. Norman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11
WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma.

Tonight cloudy somewhat
older in Western Oklahoma.
Thursday partly cloudy;
colder.
Local Temperature.
Maximum, 81; minimum, 50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11

All the latest news by
wire every day from tho
United Press Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-11

You will find all the
local news every day in
The Daily Express.