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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
IRISH PLANK IN
DEMO PLATFORM
LEADERS STATE
Probably Be Only Diplomatic Ex-
preston of Sympathy; Many Fac
tions Have Pet Planks to
Submit to Demo Chiefs.
NAL spin. Photo shows
BY United Press.

San Francisco, June 25.-An Irish
plank will be adopted by the demo-
cratic national committee according
to plans of the leaders.
II win probably be only diplo-
matte expression of sympathy with
the Irish people. The ontspoken
plank, which will be submitted by
the workers for the Irish, viii prob
ably be rejected.
Emmon de Valera, president or
the Irish republic" win present the
same plank to the democrats that
he presented to the republican con
venton it is understood
The Farmers National council is
seeking the adoption of IL planks in
Guiding one which provides for the
government ownership of railways.
others provide for the exclusion OF
Oriental labor, the federal control
of the meat packing industry and
the repeal of the sedtion and espion-
age laws.
Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation OF Labor, will
present labor planks and the Nation
al League of Women Voters will pre-
sent the same planks that they Of
fered to the republicans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
By United Press.

By United Press
Chicago, June 25.-The leaders OF
the liberal party are planning to get
the support OF the dry forces of both
parties If the democrats fail towrlte
a satisfactory dry" plank in their
platform, II was learned today.
The Liberals are considering the
adoption of strong dry plank in
their platform in the hope of getting
also, the support OF the prohibition
party. Labor politicians are sup.
porting the dry movement.
Frank j. Esper, secretary of the
National Labor party said that the
workers favor prohibition and resent
the playing of the issue by polti-
clans for the purpose of getting
votes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
SUMMER RATE ON
WATER SET ASIDE
BY CITY FATHER
Ordinance Passed Repeating Special
Prices to Consumers for Purpose
Of Watering Lawns and Trees
In City.
SHORTAGE EQUIPMENT
AND HELP GIVEN CAUSE
Water Commissioner Says Filtration
system Not Adequate; Mayor
Vetoes Resolution TO Send
Chief to Convention.

An ordinance repeating ordinance
No. 575, fixing special rates to be
charged for water to domestic con
sumers who maintain lawns and
parkings during the months OF June,
July, August and September of each
year, and declaring an emergency,
was passed by the city council in
session last night in the city hall.
Ordinance No. SIS established what
is known ab the summer rate"
which is outlined by b. Il. McBurnett
city water commissioner, as follows:
that all domestic consumers who
maintain lawns and parkings be CIV
en- a rate OF 10 cents per thousand
gallons for all water over the nor
NAL amount OF consumption, used
during the four months. The NOR
NAL" consumption Is determined by
the average of April and May.
If the repeal ordinances goes into
effect the regular rate will be charg-
ed, regardless of the volume of wa
ter used in sprinkling the lawns.
Mayor May Veto Ordinance.
Mayor Durbin may veto the ordi-
nance, the chief executive stated
this morning. The ordinance may be
vetoed any time within the next two
weeks, it was stated.
The Summer rate" has been in eff
feet for six years.
Declaring that the summer rate
would decrease the departments IN
come during the four months $500,
and that the fltering plant was not
in condition to take care of much
larger production, Water Commits
sloner McBurnett recommended the
passage of the ordinance repeating
No. SIS. with labor prices higher
than they ever were and with ma
terials and equipment costing from
80 to 800 per cent more than in pre-
war times, believe the repeal OF
the ordinance is necessary" Mr. Nc
Burnett said yesterday.
Resolutions Vetoed.
During the session of the city
fathers last night, Mayor Durbin We
toed resolution offered by Council
man ]. w. Conner to the effect that
George Gattis, fire chief, be in
structed to attend the International
of fire chiefs to be held
in Toronto, Canada, and that a war
rant for 5000 be issued to pay rail
road fare and hotel expenses for the
trip.
Councilmen Conner, DuBose, Oar
nell Hendrick and Kinnard voted
yes" Those opposing the resolution
were Jacob Lorensen and }. A.
Hawn. Councilman Neal was absent.
A motion to pass the resolution
over the mayors veto failed, all
councilmen voting as they did on MIR.
Corners resolution. An affirmative
fContinued on PAGE 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
Russian Said to
Haze Closed for
Canadian Goods
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
New York. June 25.-Lndwig Mar
tins. Russian representative, has
signed a contract with Canadian
firm for the shipment of several mil
lion dollars worth Of foodstuffs. agrl-
cultural implements and railway ma
chinery 10 Russia, II is reported here.
The Canadian government is re.
ported to have approved the con.
tract
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
TO APPEAL CASES OF
RELEASED COMMUNISTS

BY United Press.
Washington, June 25.-The depor-
tation cases gainst II alleged Com
munists who were released by Fed
eral Judge Anderson of Boston will
be appealed according to statement
made today by Assistant Secretary
of Labor Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
Prohibition Paramount.
By United Press.

By United Press.
San Francisco, June 25.--The pro
hibition question is the big one
ahead for the democratic convention.
Political dopesters are predicting
that the "wets" will be found lined
IN behind Governor Cox and the
"drys" behind Attorney General Pal
mer on the first ballot. Eventually
they state, one side or the other VIII
be eliminated.
1t Is considered possible, however
that the platform will be adopted
before the democratic nominee IL
chosen, thus eliminating the issue
from the fight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
Posses Hunt for
White AssdiLdnt
of Texas Woman
By United Press.

By United Press.
Dallas, June 25.--Armed posses of
negroes and white men are hunting
for white man who is alleged to
be the assailant of Miss Elva Gil
strap, IS, who was found bound and
gagged in a field near her home at
Addison late yesterday evening.
From the temper of the posses, ii
is feared that the man viii be lynch
I'D If caught.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
REED To BATTLE
CONVENTION FOR
DELEGATE s SEAT
Liberal Party Plans to Get Support
frem "Dry" Factions Of Both Re-
publicans and Democrats;
Plan Proper Plank.
PROHIBITION QUESTION
HEAD LINER AT FRISCO
"Wets" Behind Cox, "Drys" Favor
Palmer; Bryan to Try Out viii
son Force. and Gain Com
plete Control OF Meet.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
San Francisco, Jun 2J.---Senator
Reed OF Missouri will make his own
fight to be seated as delegate at
the democratic national convention,
il was announced today
lie will appear before the nation
al committee and If necessary will
go before the credential committee
and as last resort before the con-
vention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
Hard Fight for Bryan.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
San FRANCISCO, June 23.-Political
observers predict that there is a
hard fight ahead for William Jen'
nings Bryan who will try to get con
troll of the democratic convention
and who is determined to wrest the
whip hand from the Wilson forces
who are well organized.
1t is understood that Bryan won
his first pre-convention battle %heh
he persuaded the Nebraska delega
ton to let him represent them on
the resolutions committed despite
the fact that the delegation Is oppos-
ed to his views.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
W. A. FRANCHISE
TAKEN OVER AT
TULSA MEET| INC
Local Franchise With Players and
Contracts Transferred by r. r.
McGaha to Committee Repre-
sentne chickasha Fans.
SEASON IS SPLIT WITH
GAMES PLAYED JULY
All Trains to Start Over on Even
Basis; chickasha Committee
Goes to Pawhuska; Plan Is to
Strengthen Local Outfit.
Special to the Express.

npeclaI 10 the Express.
Tulsa, UKia., June 25.-At a meet.
ing OF the Western association mo.
guls here last night the Chickasba
franchise was transferred from f. II.
McGaha to the Chickasha Baseball
association and Mr.. McGaha retires
TO enter other business.
In addition to the franchise OF the
Chickasha club the transfer from
Mr.. McGaha to the Chiekasha Base.
ball association includes all players
and contracts.
Season Split July 2.
BY action OF the association, the
season will be split on the games
played July 2 and all teams will
start on an even percentage basis
for the second half of the season,
making practically a new season,
except that all games will be played
as originally scheduled.
II was pointed out that with the
lead Okmulgee has attained, that
club is sure of taking the champion.
ship of the first half of the season.
AS is the custom in split seasons,
Okmulgee will play the winner Of the
second half of the season for the
championship Of the league in case
Okmulgee does not repeat" by win.
ming the second half.
Committee Visits Team.
The Chickasha committee compos-
ed of clint c. Steinberger, Oln Bra.
shear, 9th j. Hallowell, c. e. Schow
and John Myers left this morning
for Pawhuska where the Chickasha
team is playing.
While there they will confer with
the individual players and Ned Pet
tlgrew, manager advising the club
of the change in ownership of the
franchise and making recommends
tlons concerning the team.
Stelnberger Enthusiastic.
Before leaving for Pawhuska this
morning, Mr.. Steinberger was enthu-
siastic over the outcome of the meet
ing and the prospects for banner
season during the remainder of the
year. In this he received warm sec
ends from every other member of
the Chickasha committee.
with the return of the Chickasha
team to the home grounds OH July
3, we expect to have a team in there
that will make all the rest of the
clubs in the circuit sit up and take
notice." said Mr.. Steinberger. "All
teams will doubtless be strengthen
ed for the remainder of the season
and the Chickasha club will be put
on an even basis with the best OF
them. There will be some warm
receptions waiting for the other
teams when they hit Chickasha or
when Chickasha hits the lots away
from home. We hope to see brand
of baseball in Chickasha from now
on that will excel anything in the
southwest" "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
WAR OFFICIAL QUITS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, June %. Assistant
Secretary OF War Benedict Crowell
has resigned his position with the
department. according to statement
today by Newton d. Baker. secretary
of war.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Brooker, SIC
Colorado avenue. expect to leave
next week for San Francisco, Cal,
where they will make their home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
FIVE ARE INJURED

By United Press.
Chicago. June 25.-Five workmen
were injured when the walls OF the
second and third stories of the Sher.
idan-Plaza hotel, under construction
here, collapsed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25

Here's a picture with a kick. "
Bryant washbum in six Best Sell
ers." Sugg theater tonight only
Don't miss il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-25
HARPER COUNTY CENSUS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington. June 25.-The census
bureau announced today that the
population OF Harper county. Okla
homa. is 1923. This shows a decrease
Of 5G6 or $40 per cent over the fig
ures given after the 1910 census.
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
FINE TONIC FOR
MOTHER AFTER
BABY ARRIVES
Builds Up Strength Quickly,
Mothers Say Who Used
Hypo-Cod.

"After baby came I vas SO weak I
could hardly move. / guess 1 had an
extra hare time. Anyway the doctor
said take a tonic. so | did and ] want
to recommend Hypo-Cod, for it built
mc up just fine. 1t made ne feel IKE
a new woman and took all that tired,
weary feeling away" declared Mrs.
john Harris. Al II st. S. W. Wash
ington, d. c.
Another mother. Mrs. Stallings, Ills
Y. Saratoga St. Baltimo.e, writes:
81 was terribly rundown following
the birth OF our last baby AMI didn't
seem able to get my strength back.
| was weak and tired all the time.
Was so nervous nights | "ouldn I
rest. Ny appetite was poor and |
had to force myself TO eat on account
Of baby. ! didn't seem TO have enough
punishment for baby, so / got Hypo-
Tod from the drug store. began
picking up strength right away
and baby seemed to 10 better. too.
I'm now doing my own housework
and feel splendid all the time, thanks
10 Ave bottles OF this wonderful mic.
especially recommend ii for weak,
pale, thin, cmaciated mothers. for 1t
works wonders for people like that
Read how others use this modern,
nice tasting and powerful tonic 10
quickly strengthen and build up the
rundown system. in articles below
and on left and right
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
AFTER PNEUMONIA HEALTH WAS
P0OR-TOOK HYP0-CCD-FEELS 0 X

twenty pounds in weight. I'm SUI"
it brought me back to perfect healtl
lot sooner than IL ! had continue
with the other medicines. ! have
recommended it to dozens OF friends
since because / believe 1t is stronger
and does the work more quickly ano
surely than the ordinary preparation
Of like character" declared Mr.
Mary Schiller. 500 N. Stricken 81
Baltimore, Nd.
1t is important that the system b.
quickly strengthened following pneu
monia or any other wasting Illness
Too many go out too soon. Thee
should build themselves up so strong
no occurrences OF set-backs can pos
sibly occur and with this new. pow
erful tonic il isn't hard to do az
cording to Mrs. Schiller and thousand
of others in Baltimore, Washington.
Philadelphia and hundreds OF othoi
cities where this excellent prepare
ton IL being used in prefer snce to old
fashioned. nasty tasting, tonics. Read
what another user says IN the articles
below and above this one. Thcn come
TO the store and get couple bottles
of Esrle's HypoCod tonight.
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
GIRL HAS $4,000,
BUT CAN'T SPEND IT
Miss Robinson's Texas Oil
Money Tied Up In Chicago
Bank BY Lawsuit.

CHICAGO. Dec. zt.-Miss Flor
ence Robinson. of Fort Worth, Tex
and Kansas City. knows today how
IL feels to be q poor little rlch
girl" Miss Robinson has $4,000 on
deposit In . Chicago bank, but she
10 stopped by law from Withdrawing
a single cent or Il.
Two years ago Miss Robinson
WAS q model In a Kansas city de-
psrtment store. She quit her job
and went to Texas TO make her
fortune by dealing In oil land leases
IL IL alleged that she had dealings
with Charles w. Watson, an opera
tor, in the Texas oil neids.
Watson, II 10 alleged, sold a lease
to a group of Chicagoans, and later
II was found that his title to the
property was not clear. The chi
CO goans brought suit to recover the
money paid TO Watson. and they
charge that part OF the $4,000
Miss Robinson has on deposit here
Is money paid by them to Watson
The bank was enjoined from pay
ng any part OF the $4,000 until
pending litigation 10 completed
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
THOUGHT HIS
BROTHER WAS
GOING TO DIE
Had Double Pneumonia-He
Tells How He Got
Well Quick.
HYPO-COD BUILT
HIM UP NICELY

We certainly were scared. We AL
thought my brother was going to die.
He suffered from double pneumonia
The doctor was alarmed. but finally
he took a turn for the better, but,
oh. how weak and i'll ne was. H
coughed up great chunks OF mucous
and was 50 weak he didn't even wan
70 eat the nice little things prepare
for him by mother. I'm onion pou'.
tice on his chest seemed to loosen
up the cough a little, but he improved
so slowly as days went by thai wC
sent down to the store for Hypo-Cpd
1t worked wonders. 1t fixed hi
cough in very short time. 1t gave
him a big appetite and new strengtE
and ] know he went back to wori:
days and weeks sooner on account
Of having Hypo-Cod and a whole lo-
sooner than any OF US dared to hopL.
We all think II is a splendid remedy.
1t surely deserves credit" declared
John F. McShane, SIZE ". Lombard
ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
This modern. up-to-date tonic doc
the work quickly and is SO nice -
take that even children love to tast'
it. People with weakened stomach,
find it agrees with their stomacn
when nothing else will.
A good idea is for the whole family
to take a tonic like this when som
one is down sick in the house
fortifies and helps you ward off tn
disease by building and strengthenin.,
your system. Read what another us
says below.
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
TELLS HOW He
COT OVER THE
GRIPPE QUICK
Could Hardly Walk-Weak,
Headachy-And Cough
Chung Like Death.
TOOK HYPO-COD-FEELS
LIKE A NEW MAN

Ia grippe left me go weak and
run down l could hardly walk. ]
would try to eat, but nothing tasted
good. Ny appetite vas some. Head
aches nearly drove me wild and for
Jays and nights l coughed and cough
ed and suffered with those awful
headaches. Whew! but l felt bad.
Nothing seemed to do me any good.
/ tried q lot OF medicine for my cough
but nothing would stop 1t until ] got
a bottle of Earle's Hypo-Cod. a welt
known physician told me about it and,
say-before I had taken two bottles
| was feeling like new person.
TT strengthened and toned me up
fine. II stopped that awful cough
and brought strength 70 my aching
body. We keep a bottle around the
house and il anybody looks like they
need a tonic or are catching cold
they get a dose of Hypo-Cod. / have
told a number of people and rela-
tives about Hypo Cod and after using
thing like 1t. l reco nmend il be-
cause Hypo-Cod does the work so
quickly and no one can find a more
prompt. efficient or better tasting
tonic, I'm sure" declared Mr.. II. r.
Baton, Of Rising Sun, Maryland.
When it seems like the whole body
= aching and stiff and every organ
$ faltcring and upset--just start TAX
ing this new and powerful tonic a
few days and watch results. Earlc's
Hypo-Cod puts a person back on their
feet days and weeks sooner. Read
what another user says on the left
and below.
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
Gained 20 Pomds-Stopped
Cough-Sleeps Fine,
Eats Hearty.
BANISHES CHEST
SORENESS QUICKLY

Il had a regular old fashioned,
honest-to-goodness attack OF Pneu-
monia and afterward a cough chung
to me in spite Of all that / coull do.
had sore spot in my left, lung
about as big as tea-cup and was
dreaofully weak. Even my appetite
was poor and I was so nervous and
coughed so much | didn't sleep well
at all nights. l sent to the drug
store for Hypo Cod at once after read
ing about II in the paper and II com
pletely healed that sore spot in my
chest and stopped the cough complete
ly in just few days. 1t Quit up my
appetite and strength and l gained
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
VILLAREAL BIG FIGURE
IN new MEXICAN REVOLT

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2t.-Gen. Ireno
Villareal has become the central fig.
ure In the opera boufre revolution
which the csrranzistas have staged
on the Texas border. Gen. Iucio
Blanco, who was until recently the
recognized military chief. has drop
ped into the background.
because OF VillareaIs recant drive
from the border. In an unsuccessful
effort to unite with a csrrsnzista
force In the interior OF Mexico. the
Mexican government 10 considering
ways OF clearing the border Ut trou.
Die makers.
The proposition that steps be taken
to extradite Villsreal. Bluuco. and
theirs has been dropped. but IL IL
probable that tine United States au-
thorities Will be asked 20 give add
ional attention to the men who are
known to be active leaders In the
attempted rebellion.
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
CAME BACK FROM WAR A
WRECK THOUGHT He WOULD
D'E-HYP0-C0D BUILT HIM UP

increased in weight from 100 pounds
to lTola. | took it three months. MY
About that time my littlo girl and
hoy were coughing. They'd been
that way four months so gave them
Hypo-Cod and II cured them; MY wire
Weighed 90 pounds when she started
TO take it and now she weighs 100
pounds. | hope every family In the
world learns about II. IL " can cure
I'm happy and well and so are tie
family. May God bless Earle's Hypo-
Cod" siEned-Antonio Nartino, 63Sh
Van Hook ave, Camden, n. !.
surely no one after -eaHtnE the
above and the other statements on
this page, can hesitate about taking
this preparation which bears tho
name Of the nationally known Earle
Chemical Co, which is a guarantee
of finest quality In medicine. Read
what they say above. rhsn get a
couple bottles at the drug store to-
night.
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
GIRL BURNS TO DEATH
AS PERFUME EXPLODES

NEW YORK, Dec. 2<.-The attempt
OF Miss Arzilla McCuen. twenty two
years old. a musician of Warren, Pa,
to force the stopper of p'rfume
bottle by heating. resulted in her
death At Mount Vernon Hospital She
was packing her bags to leave for
home after a visit to her aunt, Mrs.
NJ. c. Schwarz, Mount Vernon, when
she picked up the perfume bottle and
found the stopper was tight. She
held II over the gas flame
The bottle exploded. setting her
c,othins on fire. She was burned
from head to foot before Mrs. Schwarz
could beat out the flames.
The Washington times., 1920-12-24
BRINGS BACK APPETITE. WEIGHT, COLOR,
AND NEW STRENGTH QUICKLY, WRITER SAYS
Formula Splendid" Say Au-
thorities on the
Subject.
BACK TO WORK DAYS
AND WEEKS SOONER

No one should linger in a
weak, rundown, achy condition
| moment longer than necessary
,fter a spell of sickness. There
S danger Of complications while
the disease resisting vitality is
low. Besides, unless rich, it is
important that the patient get
Jack on the job.
Anyone too slowly recover
,ng from a siege of sickness,
operation or break down can be
quickly helped and put back on
heir feet in robust health &C
ording to empirical tests of the
most exhaustive character. To
speedily revive the appetite, i'm
prove digestion, enrich the blood
nd increase the strength of the
patient is easy according to
lbove tests. Now universally
md promptly it can be done
md the patient put back on his
or her feet days and weeks
sooner is shown in the articles
n the right.
This new triumph OF chemistry
k,own as Earle's Hypo CD ana pear
INC the name Earle Chem'cai w.
which ia a guarantee OF hnest auA"''
madeleine. seems to promptly io
,,avo the congestion OF chest anu
the lingering copsh
otherwise Kidding the system
~ achy. stiffness. so common q, ~
,uress. A noticeable Improvement :"
annette. energy and vitality IS usoa,
.,;c..ble in Just a few days. These
,;oI and desirable results are at
,-,huted to the chemists success IN
.,.rdinp a more powerful and paia
,hIo nreparation under new processes'
=, contains n. per formula on cacn
hottle. the combined hypophosphi'es
NJ lime. potassium, manganese s'rN'".
nine ouinine and sodium, enhanced
incidentally by soluble extracuves Oh
cod liver oil, malt extract, wild cherry
bark extract and iron poptonate-
II the reader knows OF anyone
scem,ngly unable to recover as rapid
Nv az they should from a long wasting
illness. they should suggest this new,
moro modern and powerful tonic and
strength builder. How quickly this
remarkable new medicine will build
M n patient Is shown IN the state
ments on the right and by the state
ments Of eminent authorities upon
the subject which were recently pub
Iished in this paper.
If still in doubt--and NC realize
that sickness is a very serious thing
-iu.t get a bottle OF genuine Esrle's
Uypo-Cod and submit 1t to any upto-
date specialist OF recognized rcpute.
Read how IL put actual patients back
on their feet In record breaking time
in tho articles on tho right.
Genuine ERrle's Hypo Cod lie being
featured at the drug rtore because
pcople should use modern tones. All
druggists with the exception OF a few
who have tonics Of their WIN cell
Uypo Cod now. Get n couple bottles
and learn how promptly II does it's
work.