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FISHING TACKLE

Everything for the fisherman at the
Great Falls Sporting Goods Co. 221 LIST
Ave. So.
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POTATOES

Direct from the Canadian growers to
you, if you need them. We buy for
less and will sell for less.
TABLE, STOCK OR SEED.
ROBT. L. ROWELL, 123 Central
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W. R. Gray, Phone 6S04
Coal, Feed. Sand. Gravel. Transfer and
Moving.
SPEEp0LINE

A preparation that hits the cost of
gasoline, removes carbon from cylinders,
and increases mileage from Is to 40 per
cent. Distributed by W. ]. Gehl, 1926
Sixth avenue north.
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$500 REWARD

Will pay $500 reward for the recovery
of the following described cattle. or for
information leading to conviction Of
parties who stole them. Were taken
from feed grounds, 8 miles south Of
Fort Benton, about Feb. 10, 1920. Six
teen head of cattle branded RN (con-
nected) on left side.
B. Fl. VAUDEVILLE.
Geraldine, Montana
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rooming house, automobile or income
city property. What have you?
16o ACRES near Portage. Montana, at
bargain.
800 ACRES well improved all tillable,
2a miles to market
FOR SALE-320 acres on Fairfield bench,
80 acres wheat, 10 acres oats and 40
acres flax, 20 acres rough good pas
ture, balance all tillable, fenced and
cross fenced, fair buildings, good well
and excellent spring, plenty water Six
miles to Fairfield. Dirks Agency Co.,
123 Central avenue, Great Falls, Mont
CHOICE STOCK RANCH AND FARM
10 railroad, good water rights, plenty
of hay. live stream with brush shelter
and warm springs. Extra choice, low
price, easy terms. VIII sell or lease ad-
ditional adjoining acreage If desired.
Owners, Lewis Penwell Company, Hell
ena, Montana.
2.0sO-ACRE STOCK RANCH in a good
cattle country. For particulars write
FOR SALE BY OWNER-One five-acre
tract, dirt cheap for cash. Room 4,
Davies Inn, near library.
FLATHEAD LAKE
One of the oldest and best orchard
tracts on Flathead lake, located on
% acres in orchard which is watered
from a spring y miles back in the
hills: there are 200 sweet cherry, 100
plum, 500 Roman beauties, $50 Wagners,
10 Red Junes, 100 Mcintosh, rs Wealth
les, 80 Transparent trees, 25 mixed
varieties and small fruits, all tools,
machinery and stock mostly horses 60
with the. place. Also fine 50-HP
launch which is in Al condition; Ss Of
the net proceeds of this years crop
goes to the buyer, Price $4,000 WIN give
terms. Tupper-Bolon, Kalispell. Mont.
FOR sALE-Cheap, or trade for Great
OF the best places for farming and
stock raising in Montana. Plenty of
water. Poor health reason for selling.
Box 207 Tribune.
or trade. 800 acres plow land. Address,
Box 209 Tribune.
FOR SALE-320-acre farm in Toole coun-
ty near Cut Bank; so acres under
cultivation, comfortable Groom house.
small barn, fenced, miles elevator.
$3.50 per acre. Address, Box 215 Trib-
FOR SALE OR RENT by owner, $50
acre ideal dairy or grain ranch; two
miles from station; 100 acres timothy;
40 plowed; good springs; good build
@ @sos4 N 80
FOR SALE-Good twenty-five acre ir-
rigated tract good location, TWO miles
from Kalispell. Permanent water right.
For price and terms, address F. ).
Herbert, Whitefish, Montana.
BARGAINS In farm land and relinquish-
ments. Interstate Realty, 20SE Central.
PASTURE for rent. for cattle or sheep,
good running water, pasture adjoining
government range, located Pownal,
Mont. Address, Louis ID. Hoague.
Coffee Creek, Mont.
BRITISH COLUMBIA TIMBER-1.2so
acres of timber for sale, estimated
$4,000 feet per acre. S12,500. Geo. G.
McLaren. Nelson, B. c..
BARGAIN, 800 acres five miles Gerald
inc, all tillable. S27.50 acre. $1,000 cash
balance II years. Logan, Is Third south
FARM LANDS, relinquishments and city
property. J. II. Farrell. 223 First ave-
nue. south, Great Falls, Montana.
ATTENTION STOCKMEN.
$500 acres decided land, sections leased;
about 500 acres under irrigation, we'll
improved. Located on Yellowstone river
about miles west of Columbus. Known
as the Ed Cardweli stock ranch and
one of the best. Going at bargain.
E. B. Thayer. Columbus, Montana.
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Ar ounce of gold is sufficient to e:,d
a silver wire 1900 miles long.
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HORSE HIDES S4-$6

Always ship your hides and furs to
the old reliable American Hide and Fur
6d T1 e. L. vineyard rob hans ps I.rE
est direct cash buyers in Montana
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POTATOES

for seed or table use. Try Melted Gem.
Pullin Grocery. Phone 9415. corner
Fifth avenue south and Sixth street.
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Fone CATS garbage ana ashes removes
On short notice.--Adv.
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{Advertisements)
NOTICE

The WILDER Transfer
Company was declared fair
to all Organized Labor on
the 18th day of May, 1920.
TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY,
BY Committee.
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FOR sALE-Transfer, feed and fuel
business In live town with S150,00O per
month payroll. p. o. Box 517. White
fish, Mont.
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NOTICE

The Foley Bros. Grocery
Co. was declared fair to all
Organized labor on the 18th
day of May, 1920.
TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY,
BY COMMITTEE.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES


S3,750--A MODERN 7-room house on
Seventh avenue north. Fine lot, large
trees; easy terms.
$2,200--A four-room modern cottage, on
Eighth avenue north Terms.
$9o0-Three-room house, full lot on
Second avenue south. Water IN house.
Easy terms.
Frary &, Burlingame. II Third st. So
So $3,500-SIX-ROOM modern house, north
side, good condition, terms. Pacific
Agency, 1O2 First avenue south.
81 $1,90O-FIVE-ROOM house, north side,
good condition, easy terms. Pacific
Agency, 102 First avenue south.
sSNAP-Corner lot and two houses, north
side. Seven-room modern house and
Groom house partly modern. Inquire,
612 Second avenue south.
FOR SALE-Bungalow, modern, seven
rooms, fireplace. enclosed sleeping
porch, finest location, paved district,
garage chicken house Leaving town.
Call at 1903 First avenue north.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


BE YOUR OWN BOSS, and make the
big profits for yourself The only tailor
shop in town with monthly payroll
OF 100000. Good frame building, work
shop in front and three partly furnish
ed living rooms in rear. One-half block
from center of town, on Main street
Work is waiting for a good tailor.
Owner is not a tailor and wishes to
cost of building. Write, Mrs. T. Lind
strom Box 16i. Spirit Lake, Idaho
HOTEL-For sale. IS rooms, all furnish
rouded by the best irrigated district in
Montana. Snap to the right party. Ap-
ply, Box $50, Conrad, Montana.
BRANCH MANAGER-Subs manu-
featuring corporation wants capable
men to establish branch and manage
statesmen. $500 to $500 necessary. You
handle own money. VIII allow expenses
to Baltimore If you will qualify. For
particulars, address Secretary, 416 n.
Howard St, Baltimore, Md.
TEN CENTS a day gets warranty deed
to land in Texas. Actual land, not
lease or stock. with share in cooper
ative well. Biggest. bargain in Texas
today. Lots going fast. Wonderful OPP
portunity for big monthly income. Free
maps and particulars Bank reference
furnished on application. Sourlake
Texas Oil Co., 231 DeMenil, st. Louis,
MO -
WANTED-200 men to invest $50 to s1co
In oil company that has more than
1000 acres of the best prospective Oil
land in Texas, and s15 acres of alb
solutely proven land. You cannot lose.
Write for particulars, Conroe Oil Com
pany, 322 Union National Bank Bldg.
Houston, Texas.
FOR SALE-Garage business. located on
state highway; small stock, doing good
business. Must sell. Box 169 Tribune.
FOR SALE-Or trade for land, general
store, good location, good business
Invoice $4,000. Box 221 Tribune.
HERE IS A REAL opportunity for
man with few hundred and good aver
age common sense and industry TO take
over a small going cash business. Ad-
dress, p. o. Box 81, City.
GARAGE for rent with equipment. Gas
tank. Free air $40 per month. Good
town. Box 21s Tribune.
FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop,
with bath, doing good business. Good
reason for selling. I: YOU want a good
business come and see this. Must sell
by June 1. $500 will handle. A. f.
Cooper, Neihart. Mont.
FOR SALE-Meat market doing good
business In the best mining camp in
the west. Reasons for selling. A snap
If taken at once. Box p, Neihart.
LARGE centrally located garage in
Helena for sale. Other interests require
my attention. Fone or write, E; w.
Whitewater. Helena, Montana. Park
Garage.
FOR SALE-Eighreen-roo boarding
house. Easy terms. Owner. Box 192
Tribune.
IF YOU WILL INVEST in gold mine
showing promise of raising another
tain Flower Gold Mine Co. st. Joseph.
Mo.
VULCANIZING outfit complete; now 10
Gated in best little country town in
state. No competition. Sale S250.00. hur-
TTfhlnR
FOR SALE or trade for stock of merch-
andise, 2-3 interest In Lignite coal mine
on 500 r. r. Address Box 610 Wllliston,
N Oak.
FOR SALE-Transfer, feed and fuel
business In live town with S150,o00 per
month payroll. p. o. Box 517. White
fish, Mont.
MONEY TO LOAN
WA NTEDATo borroW. 81 300 ON 160
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ST0P-ST0p

We open safes. change combinations,
sharpen lawn mowers. file saws, repair
bicycles and sewing machines, fix locks.
make keys-in fact we repair and
sharpen everything. General Repair
Shop, IA Second St. No. Phone 5220.
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FOR SALE or trade for stock of merch-
andise 2-3 interest In Lignite coal mine
on 500 r. r. Address Box 610 Wllliston,
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HUTTON COAL co.

Phone 519S
For coal, lots plowed, manure. sand
and gravel. excavation.
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AUTOS FOR SALE


FIvE-PAsSENGER Chevrolet, new.
with SIPS extra equipment. 3610 Fourth
avenue north.
MOTORCYCLE-Med weight, 1919
model. Just like new; cost $3.50. II sold
today $1s5 takes 1t. AZ Woodwork Apt.
MOToRCYCLE with side car. 1919 model,
all good tires and in perfect condition.
See this one before buying. Fone S494
FIVE-PASSENGER touring car for sale;
good tires. 705 Eighth avenue north.
TWO good light delivery trucks. in fine
running order, cheap. Palace Hotel,
Fifth street south.
BUICK Light SIX touring 10 model,
meter, electric primer, curtains open
with doors, cord tires, extras, all
new, $1,000. One w. S. L. storage bat
terry, new, SIS. One hardwood truck
body, 9x4 IT,, with cab, S35. One Olson
Unit to make Ford 30-in. larger with
tenders, running boards, etc, complete
S35. These are bargains and priced to
sell. 1911 Third avenue north.
FORD SPEEDsTER, new body, three
speeds forward, Dixie magnetic, battery,
generator. Cheap for quick sale. Fone
5633 evenings.
MODEL 20 Overland, Al shape, good
tires, for sale by owner. A snap; run
less than 5000 miles. Hotel Tracy,
DODGE touring car for sale. Whole ma
chine in Al condition. Owner leaving
city. Price reasonable. Fone 7204 1904
Central avenue.
1918 FORD touring car, good condition.
$3.50. Sid Parrish, upper Highwood.
INDIAN 1918 power plus, horn, tandem,
presto tank, headlight, ABC generator.
Silverine spotlight. $780, Trade for bug
or Ford. John r. Walker, Sweet Grass.
DODGE ROADSTER. 1918 model. Orig
inal finish good, tires very good three
extra), full set of tools, skid chains,
>t,,o ;0v, 1on ca p
today. T. c. Power Motor Car Co., 419
First avenue north.
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FARMS AND RELINQUISHMENT

=. ---S.--,~--~e.---~~-
FOR RENT-800-acre river bottom ranch,
fenced, some buildings. Address, Box
22s Tribune.
FOR HOMESTEADS and relinquish-
ments call and look our list over.
Pacific Agency, 102 First avenue south:
STOCK FARM FOR SALE-Over 5000
acres. watered by eight streamsi "a
reservoirs; abundant water; al land
susceptible Of irrigation; bitches,
fumes, headgates built; extensive im-
proyements in residences barns; fenced
and cross-fenced. Center of Chinook
belt. Well protected. Price $50 per acre,
including improvements. Terms: $4,000
cash, balance long term, per cent. Ad-
dress, VIM. Pritchard. Deerfield Ranch,
Sweet Grass. Montana.
FINE 32O-acre Improved farm for rent,
near Hardin, Montana Lippitt, May
Vile, N. ID.
WANTED-To hear from owner Of farm
or unimproved land for sale. Write,
Mrs. w. Booth, H. p. Station, Des
WANTED-To hear from owner of farm
Hawley, Baldwin. Wisconsin.
FOR SXLELOn Thompson river, I80
acres timbered land, about million IT,
timber, 30 per cent tie timber, joins
John 6witzer ranch; miles from Rock
creek, home OF the brook trout and
white tall deer. A. surby, Marian, Mont
800 ACRES good land in Carter country,
go acres broken, will be seeded, good
water, SIS per acre, terms; $50 acres
near SimmS, 40 acres irrigated, good
buildings, fine spring, $50 per acre, part
cash. Frary & Burlingame. IL Third
street south.
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FARMS AND RELINQUIsHMENrs

10,OoO-ACRE STOCK RANCH, close to
| railroad, good buildings, lots of water.
| Bargain. See us for further informa-
ton. Pagan & Norby.
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VULCANIZING outfit complete: now 10
Gated in best little country town in
state. No competition. Sale s25000. hur-
ry Box iT5 Tribune.
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IF YOU WILL INVEST in a gold mine
showing promise of raising another
crop of millionaires, write The Noun
tain Flower Gold Mine Co. st. Joseph.
Mo.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE-Grocery store: must sell be-
fore July 1. Box 23l Tribune.
FOR SALE-A 2o-room apartment house,
newly painted and remodeled, with
double garage, nicely furnished and all
rented A nice home with good in
come. Fone SS46.
FOR SALE-Five acre tract Sun River
park. Three-room house, garage, and
well. Box 1888.
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FOR SALE-160 acres, to trade for small
rooming house, automobile or income
city property. What have you?
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FOR RENT-Five acre tract, Sun River
park, three room house, garage, and
well. Box 1888.
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FOR RENT-Fiveacre tract, Sun River
park small house and garage, SIS per
month. Addres, Box 1888.
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DON'T BUY
OIL STOCKS

OIL STOCKS
Until you have made a thorough in
vestigation. Profit by first hand in
formation. Read the Oil Press and
make money as others have Each
issue full of valuable and interesting
news; also analytical reports of scores
of oil companies--some good. bad or
questionable. Send for free copy of the
OIL Press, together with q map of the
New Louisiana Oil and Gas fields now
in the limelight. Address: Publisher,
oil Press, 1916 Republic Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.
FOR SALE-Two-chair barbershop out
Fit complete; white enameled chairs,
revolving pole; everything good as new.
Cheap for cash. Box 227 Tribune.
WOULD YOU INVEST one dollar week
for ten weeks on chance to mako
$1,000 or more? Particulars free. No
obligation. Write: J. A. Carlton, Box
GIG, Fort Worth, Texas.
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WANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs

WANTED-To rent desk room in up-to-
date office in good location. Write,
p. o. Box 1916.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
5,5o0-Five-room modern house, hard
wood floors, fireplace, built last year.
Second avenue north.
4,2oO-Six-room modern house, garage,
Second avenue north.
IS 2oO-Five-room modern house except
furnace, garage, First avenue north.
Sc, 5,eO0-Five-roon modern house, hard
wood floors, never been occupied, First
avenue north.
Sc 000--FiVe-room modern house, first
class condition extra equipment, two
blocks from high school, First ave. n.
S47O0-Four-room modern house, just
completed, First avenue north.
S42O0-Eigh ght-room modern house, partly
furnished, Fifth avenue north
S47OO-Seven-room modern bungalow,
garage, good condition, Eleventh St n.
s4.5O0-Seven-room modern house, Eighth
avenue north. small payment down,
balance like rent.
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160 ACRES near Portage, Montana, at
bargain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
.LABOR|TES STAY
ON JOB To KEEP
WATCH ON HOUSE
Commons Action May Be Vetoed IL
Labor Desires; Workers Plan to
Force Government Mould its
Russ Policy
BY United Press

| BY United Press
London, Aug. 14.-The council of
laborites remained in session here
today to dictate to the government
in its dealings with Russia.
The meeting is being held at a
hall a short distance from the
houses of parliament. The laborltes
appeared to be in position to veto
any action that the house of COM
mons may take and force the gov
ernment to mold its Russian policy
as the workers desire
The threat Of paralysing the nation
with general strike is held as
club over the members of parlia-
ment in an effort to force them to
Recognize fully the wishes of the
laborites.
Lloyd George, England's premier
stated that he is conducting quiet
negotiations with Premier Millerand
of France in an effort to get France
and Great Britain together again on
united Russian policy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
Shdke-up In Line
of Defense Comes
With Kits Injury

The Chicks presented a changed
battle from yesterday. With kitter-
man out of the game, Neusel was
sent to first, Jakubick taking Eddie's
place in right, Poolaw being switch
ed to second to fill Jake's shoes and
Shirley, secured from Drumright in
jected into the game at short
This change will probably main
tain for several days as Kitterman's
foot is in pretty bad shape No
bones were broken but the strain
was severe an dthe member is well
jammed up. He will be out Of the
game for more than a week prob
ably. Shirley works like handy
man to have around ball lot He
is a rangy sort Of lad and in. yester-
days game he fielded in good form.
but got a couple of errors on his
throwing. The sour pegs appeared
to be the exception with him rather
than the rule as has. in reality.
and armed to command respect. His
hitting is hard He met every ball
but one squarely yesterday, being
unlucky enough TO have his wallops
go straight at a waiting fielder, ex
cept one time when he garnered n
double.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
BUSY BUILDING
GRADY SCHOOLS

D. Connman, contractor for tho
Ninnekah school reports trat work
Is progressing on that job nicely,
though 1t will not be finished by tne
opening OF school, he says. IL will
be sixty days probably before the
building will be ready for use. 1t IS
q $4,000 structure which will &C.
commodate the grades and high
school.
Contract was awarded this week
for the construction OF an $4,000
school at Tuttle and work will start
on this Immediately, according to in
formation given today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
Cardinal HurLer
BOLSters Chicks
MOundsnidn Corps

The depleted ranks of the Chicks
pitching staff are being bolstered
up with prospect of swinging around
INTO good form by the time the team
returns from the road trip starting
tomorrow.
Miller, who is the property OF the
st. Louis Cardinals and who was
farmed to Fort Smith has been loan.
ed to Chickasha by Charlie Schmidt
This hurler reported yesterday. gut
will probably not be worked here
until the team returns home. With
Fort Smith Miller won three of four
starts. 4aa.
Kraft. who has worked into a very
dependable man, leaves the team to-
night. He will go to st. Louis TO
start conditioning himself for hie
winters campaign in the ring. Kraft
is a prize-box fighter as well as a
ball player Last winter he starred
in il fights in FIT. Worth and wor
via the X. o. route in - of the on
gagments. He will work for the
Chicks today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
COX TAKES RAP
At LEADE ERSH|P
Of REPUBL|CAN
By United Press.

by united PfeSS.
Wheeling, W. Va, Aug 1.-THE
speech of James M. Cox, democratic
presidential candidate delivered
here, was full of direct attacks on
the leadership of the republicans
and pledged It as the purpose of the
democratic party, il returned to
power. to put into practical opera
ton after March 4, 1921, a definite
plan that will make wars more diff
cult in the future.
Speaking before the democratic
state convention, the presidential
candidate praised the purpose of the
League of Nations as the very defi-
mite program of action which we
pledged promising ratification Of
the peace treaty without continuing
months of useless discussion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
Says Pair Stuck
Him Up and Took
Money With Cat

A man named Hubbard and anotn
er, Bill High, are in Jail in default
Of $4,000 bond named when they
were arraigned in justice court on
charges high jacking,"
1t is claimed by Arthur Ogle, that
High and Hubbard entered his room
in a local rooming house, and at the
point OF a gun relieved him of ap-
proximately $34. County officers al
rested them on Ogle's complaint.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
SALE CLERKS RESPONSIBLE

That clerks Of farm sales will be
held responsible for the payment o.
the taxes on personal property sold.
was the statement of J. d. Bryan,
county assessor, today Mr.. Bryan
has issued warning to all sale
clerks that they must see that the
taxes on tho personal property sold
is paid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
PLAN To CORRAL
VILLA BLOWN UP
DISPATCHES SAY


by United Press.
Torreon, Chiahuahua, Aug. IA
Rumors are afloat of a hitch in the
plans for the complete surrender of
Francisco Villa famous bandit chief,
and the rehabilitation fhis army
The d mament and disbanding
of Villas forces at Tiahuhalilo Du-
range has been postponed for a
week, it was announced today, Gov
ernment representatives who were
there to complete the negotiations Of
the surrender and 70 take over villa S
outfit, have sudd6aly eturned to
Mexico City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
HARDING SETS DATE

Marion, Ohio, Aug. 14.-Warren G.
Harding, republican presidential can
didate will speak at the Minnesota
state fair at Minneapolis, on Wednes-
day, September g. it was announced
by Mr. Harding himself today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-08-14
HOUSE SPEAKER
RE EBELS AGAINST
WISHES WILSON
Tennesseean Replies to Presidents
Message "Wll Not Surrender
Convictions for Political
Expedency."
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. II. Seth
Walker, speaker OF the house of rep
resentatives of Tennessee telegraph
ed today to President Wilson that
the men Of Tennessee will not sur
render their honest convictions for
political expediency"
This message to the president was
in reply to one from the White
House urging the lower house of the
state Legislature to concur In the ac
tion OF the senate in ratiiying the
federal woman suffrage amendment.
The message of President Wilson
was asfollows;
May not in the interest of nat.
tional harmony and vigor and of the
establishment OF the leadership of
America in all liberal policies, OK.
press the earnest hope that the house
over which you preside will concur
in the suffrage amendment
WOODROW WILSON"
Both sides are marshallIng their
forces for the battle that is expected
to take place in the house Monday
when that body meets again to take
up the suffrage question.
At a meeting of several of tho
young members of the house who
have snot been satisfied with leader
ship of Representative Riddick,
Memphis lawyer who was recently
elected to fill vacancy, met this
morning and by agreement the floof
leadership was transferred to Repre-
sentative Hanover, also of Memphis
and a pioneer advocate of the amend
ment. Mr.. Riddlck will continue his
efforts but it is understood that the
actual leadership passes to the
younger men who are members Of
the regular session.