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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-12

PERDIDA--En ell trayecto de San
Juan Caguas Sc extravi6 un llavero
conteniendo varias Daves. FL navero
tiene una medallita con Ell nombre de
Luis Arguinzoni. Co. X, p. r. Reg. No.
81. Ell que 10 entregue sera gratifcado
despues de pagarle importe de su re-
mission. Mi direction actual: Banda del
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TODO Ell MUNDO DESEA
La Pl0videncia Divina
No Contiene Alcohol y Qui-
ia La Caspa.

Els una preparation maravillosa pura.
mente vegetal. Usada por toda persona
de buen gusto en- la Isla de Cuba. Pa
ra tener una cabellera r1ca, suave y
abundante lacia rizada, que le de me-
jor realce a su belleza use la PRovI.
DENCIA DIvINA. Hecha la primera
prueba a conciencia y despues de ha-
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paz este producto, quedar$D listed con-
vencido convencida.
Preparada exclusivamenCe por la Sc
nora Belen Fernandez, Habana, Cuba.
De venta en- todas las droguerias, farma
cias, mercancias y quincallas mas acredi
tadas de Puerto Rico.
Unico Distributor.
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San Sebastian 16, Altos.
Telefono IO43 NEGRO.
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cLARIFIcAcIoN

Gran parte de las 1mpurezas conte-
midas en- Ell guarapo del sorgo puede
ser precipitada mediante fuego y asien
to- Sin embargo. 81 Sc desea quitarle
una cantidad mayor de impurezas, CO.
mo es generalmente Ell case, puede So
meterse Ell guarapo al mismo proceso
de clarifcacion v blanqueo usado con
la cana de aztcar; pero debe tenerss
cuidado de no aplicarle demasiado cal,
porque este dadaria ell color tambien
ell sabor del sirop.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-12

Todas las personas de buen gusto tie
men en- su hogar una Grafonola "Co-
LUME'LA''. De. ..lta por
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EXTRACTION DEL GUARAPo

Ell guarapo de la cana del sorgo Sc
extrae de la misma manera con la
misma clase de mohno que el de la
cana de azucar. Sc recomienda, 10
mismo que en- la manufacture de sirop
de cana, que no Sc lie ponga mucha pre-
sion a las masss del trapiche, porque
este har1a que el guarapo incluyese una
gran cantidad de materia gomosa y
otras impurezas que empobrecerian la
calidad del sirop.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-12

ULTIMos BAII1ABLEs.-Acabamos de
recibir todos los discos bailables hechos
por la COLUMBIA.
A todo amante del bale lie convene
oirlas.
GONZALEZ PADN co Advt
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Garantizamos la. ensenanza del Idio-
ma Ingles por medic del maravilloso
aparato CoRTINA PHONE. Pida infor-
mes
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Las grafonolas COLUMBIA" Sc re-
comiendan por ST solas; las 1ltimas re-
cibidas son algo increibles. vealas en- ca
sa de
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voCEs AJENAs

6erAn acogidaS todas las ideas refs-
rsntes al estndio de todos los Aspec-
tOs en- que pueda plantearss nuestro
Status y, por cOnsiguiente, los parti-
darios de todas Las solucionss teDdrAn
igusl derecho Q mandarnos sus trsSa-
JOS. Estos SO publicarkn con L. Ar.
ma de sus autorss, ain suya eondisiSn
no Lea dnremos enbida.
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49, WSAA0Se
Sc vENDE una magninca residencia
en- el Condado, Avenida Magdalena In
fornarSn "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
porationn. Tel. g5U-252, San Juan.
Sc vENDE el-mny -acreditado cafe
"Las Cuatro Naciones" instalado en-
Puerta dc TERRA, carTetera No. 80. In
fOrmaran en- la misma. su duehO Ma
nuel Maldonado.
vENDo una casa de hiaderas, de cons
trucci6n moderna, con cinco dormito-
rios, sala, comedor cuarto de bafio.
En- sitio c6ntrico dc la calle Sierra. In
formese. Luis Arana. practicante Hos
pitales Municipales, santurce.
EN- S1,7O0 vendo casa dc MADEIRA cons
truida recientemente: dos dormitorios,
sala, comedor. cocina, bano, gran bal
con. sitio esplendido. Diez minutes del
ParQue. T. Roldan, telefono 232 ne
gro, Santurce.
Po TENER que ausenbarme vendo
Allen 40 altos un Boarding House bien
montado mejor situado, con inmejora-
BILE clientela. Informara en- la misma
casa su propietaria Maria Martin
CASA MoDERNA de cemento. Cinco
dormitorios, dos banos, garage, balloon
de 90 pies de largo. Gale McLeary,
cerca de la Playa del Parque. Fres-
co y saludable w. FISCHER, TeIefo
no 54, San Juan.
vENDo MUEBLEs CANA, juego de
sala, slllas, messs, nevera, escritorio,
etc. ofrezco tambien mis- servicios CO
mo comprador en- los Estados Unidos
Informaran Carretera 180, Parada 20.
SE VENDE una guagua Cadillac, un
Buick cilindros de uso privado. Con
garantia, facilidad para pago. Sc ne
gociaran con casa pequ,fia de $1,000
1000 pesos. Tambien vendemos lam
para electriea scis pics alto, estufa pc
troleo, dos columnas de adorno v una
alfombra corredOr doce yardas. Infor-
man COS rOjO, calle Barcelona, No. 8.
Snnturce =.
49,
Sc vENDE una maquinilla Oliver No.
7. San Justo II altos.
Sc ALoUILA una pieza, para caballe-
70, San Justo II altos.
vTNDo MUEBLEs, puertas y venta-
mas de alambrs una maquina Oliver
No. Q. Todo en- buen estado. Informes,
Gale Tranquilidad No. 9, Parada A,
santurce, Telefono 232 negro.
Sc vENDEN vacas Holstcin do pura
raza. Novillas y becerrOs HOlstein ma
cidos aQui en- el pals. Precios razona-
bles. Animales pueden verse Finca Is
Ia verde. cans de BOiza. Lame al
tei6fOno s22 santurce;2A. H. Biascoe-
cliea. Yry H. s aa r.
Sc vENDE m juego de muebles casi
nuevo Infornaran Carretera 264, Para
da 24ia.
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ANUNCIODE SUBASTA

GoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
DE OBRAS PUBIICAS
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COmpras.

PAsAJE-compro un pasaje para Nue
va York primera segunda. EN- cual-
quier vapor de fecha mayo a agosto.
Informes, Angel Perez, Caguas.
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.CHARLA CIENTIFICA
...Y SIN EMBARGO Sc MUEvEl
"a DoNA ANA ROGUE DE DUPREY)

'Constelaciones: Estrellas: Signos:
Medida Astronomical Sohcitus III.
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solicitar los informes necesarios del De-
partamento de Agriculture Trabajo.
M. CAMUNASI
Comisionado de Agricultural v Trabajo.
San Juan. P. R, mayo l, 1920, Advt.
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EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRrTo DEL.
DISTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO
Secci6n Primera
Simeon Majenhs Font,
Demandante. -.
VS.
Herederos desconocidos de Luis ver-
dejo Garcia,
Demandados
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Sc vENDE una magninca residencia
en- el CondadO. Avenida Magdalena. In
formar&n "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
porationi,. Tel. g5U.252, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-12

Sc vENDE m juego de muebles casi
nuevo. Infor1naran Carretera 264, Para
da 241a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-12

Sc vENDE una maquinilla Oliver No.
7. San Justo II altos.
Sc A1oUILA una pieza, para caballe-
70, San Justo II altos.
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Po TENER que ausensarme vendo
Allen 45 altos un Boarding House bien
montado mejor situado, con inmejora-
BILE clientela. Informara en- la misma
casa su propietaria Maria Martin.
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Sc vENDEN vacas' Holstein do pura
raza. Novillas y becerros Holstein ma
cidos aQui en- el pals. Precios razona-
bIes. Animales pueden verse Finca Is
Ia Verde, calis de BOiza. Lame al
tsl6fOno s22, santurce,yA A. H. Biascoe-
cliea. Yeg IL s
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vENDo una casa de hiaderas, de cons
trucci6n moderna, con cinco dormito-
rios, sala. comedor cuartO de baao.
En- sitio c6ntrico de la calle Sierra. In
formese. Luis Arana. practicante Hos
pitales Municipales, Santurce.
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Secci6n Primera
Simeon Majenhs Font,
Demandante.

CIVIL Mum 1850.
Acci6n:-CObro de credito hipotecario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-12

vTNDo MUEBLES, puertas venta-
mas de alambre una maquina Oliver
No. Q. Todo en- buen estado. Informes,
Gale Tranquilidad No. 9, Parada A,
santurce, Telefono $50 negro.
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EN- S1,70O vendo casa dc MADEIRA cons
truida recientemente: dos dormitorios,
sala, comedor, cocina, bafio, gran bal
con. sitio esplendido. Diez minutes del
Parque. +. Roldan, telefono 232 ne
gro, santurce.
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soLIoITUs III.
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6ecTetaTiQI Adv,
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Sc vENDE ell -muY- -acreditado cafe
"Las Cuatro Naciones" instalado en-
Puerta dc TERRA, carretera No. 80. In
fOrmaran en- la misma, su dushO Ma
nuel Maldonado.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
Wood Forces Prifit.

Chicago, June 4.-Delegates pledg-
ed to General Wood had all the best
of it in the hearing Of the claims Of
contested delegations by the repub-
lican national committee. Wood won
ten delegates, Lowden two. Johnson
two and the fourteen votes of North
Carolina pledged TO Judge Pritchard
were seated. 1t is the understand
ing that these fourteen delegates will
be bound by the primary which Is to
be held in North Carolina June 8.
The bitter contest between the
rival delegations from Florida oc'
cupied the most of the time of the
committees session. 1t was finally
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
RIAL TO- IS NAME
Of NEW THEATRE
MANAGER STATES
Miss Genevia Glasseoek Suggests
Name Decided Upon by Owners;
Work Progressing; No An
nouncement AS to Opening.

The scores of letters addressed to
j. G.. Hartman, local theater man.
contained many suggested names for
the new show being erected here by
Hartman and Morris, and from the
number the owners have picked one
as their choice. 1t was the "Rialto, ,"
by which name the new theater VIII
be known. The name was suggested
by Miss Geneva Gasscock, who will
be awarded a season pass to the
theater.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
building, both as to exterior and in.
terror. Painters, plasters, carpen.
ters decorators are busily engaged
and IN some departments the finish.
ing touches are being applied.
Speaking of the progress, Mr.. Hart.
man said yesterday afternoon, I'VE
ere much satisfied with the manner
in which the work is progressing.
The carpenter work is practically
complete and the plasterers have
also completed their job. The paint
ers are busy and the electricians are
getting the wiring around r., stage
in shape
fThe work on the theater proper
is not cause for worry The trou,
bic is going to be in securing chairs
These have been ordered for some
time and should be shipped out of
Chicago early this month, but when
they will get here is problematical.
For that reason, it will be impos.
sible for us to announce at this time
even an approximate opening date
We had hoped to be able to open by
July |. Such a thing is yet possible,
but hardly probable. We viii be
forced to postpone the announcement
of the opening date until we are sure
when our fixtures will arrive"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
In Speech Here Yesterday Afternoon
Flags Administration and Defes
Proof That KAT" Statements
Untrue.
WANTS BILL CREATING
PARDON PAROLE BOARD
Fsvors Referendum On Question; Is
Pushing Proposition; Names
state Officers Who Would
Serve On Such Board. Il 4

Before q small audience in the
court room at the county court house,
Campbell Russell corporation com
missioner and editor of the Kat,
who fights the pardon and parole
department of the state, delivered
an anti-Robinson speech here yester-
day afternoon.
Commissioner Russell reiterated
his accusations against the state
pardon and parole department and
criticized, in his picturesque manner.
the states chief executive for his
action in pardoning and paroling con.
victs. lie accused the authorities OF
falsly reporting the proceedings OF
the legislative committee appointed
to investigate the charges made by
him against the pardon and parole
department which department was
exonerated after the hearing; hs
challenged anyone to test the truth
and accuracy of the statements pub
lshed in the Kat" and declared
that he had evidence to prove every
statement he had made in his pub
lication. The speakers address was
made up mostly of statements pre-
viously published in the Kat"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
ASSISTANT SEC.
POLK QUITS JOB
EFFECTIVE SOON
Franklin L. Polk Tenders Resiena-
ton; President Accepts and Writes
Letter Expressing Regret;
Likes His Work.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, June 1-Franklin Is,
Polk assistant secretary of state has
rendered his resignation to Presi.
dent Wilson ami The president has
accepted it, an announcement at the
White this morning declared
The resignation of the undersecre-
tary came as no surprise to official
circles as it was known that Mr.
Polk has wished to give us his as.
sistant secretaryshlp for some time,
owing to i'll health.
In letter addressed to Mr. Polk
President Wilson stated that he ac.
cepted the resignation with the deep
est regret and expressed admiration
for the manner in which the assist
ant secretary had handled the af
fairs of his office.
The resignation of Mr.. Polk be-
comes effective on June Is.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
KEEPING ROTARY CEREMONIES
ON WAITING LIST is NOTHING
IN YOUNG LIVES A. w. o. L. GANG

John George paced nervously to
and fro, or back and forth, or gain
it may have been hiihcr and thither,
anyhow it was over the polished
floor Of Carney hall. In one hand he
held dollar watch and ever and
anon he gave the dial the hard
eye" The other hand fondled the
curly locks of his back hair, every
movement registering anxiety.
Three PAGES. in the rear Of John
stalked Albert H. Keys, displaying
symptoms similar to those of George.
Meanwhile the assembled crowd
watched the pacings of the pair with
interest and some speculation while
Porkoney's orchestra tried to drown
any threatening or existing troubles
in an orgy of jazz.
Waiting on Chickasha.
In order to get things started, let
il be said that the scene was in Law
ton. George was the outgoing presi
dent of the Rotary club of Lawtor
and Keys was the president-elect
Each had divers remarks to get of
his chest. The real reason of the
delay in starting the festivities
which had been carefully planned
and prepared by the Lawton Rotari
ans. was that the delegation of Ro
tary representing the Chickasha clul
had not appeared on the scene of &C
ton and the hosts were loath e
start proceedings until the guest
were all present or accounted fol
The Chickasha delegation was a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04

settled by seating both delegations
with half vote each. The dele
gates OF the Bean-Gerow faction are
pledged to Wood, while those head
ed by II. l.. Anderson of Jackson
Vile, are for Johnson. Johnson will
get two votes from the delegates at
large, while the other delegates at
large and the four district delegates
will be for Wood.
In the settlement of this contest,
the committee notlfled both factions
to go back to Florida and get to
gether." Warren of Michigan made
the motion, declaring that the only
basis on which the delegation was
divided was that the two factions
should begin to pull together for the
success of the party in that state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04

the Midland hotel That Is, part OF
1t was there. The other part was
where2 That was the question that
was causing a frown of worry to
move in and take possession of the
space between the eyes of Alexander
Bartholomew Winchester Leeds. duly
elected and qualified president of tho
Chickasha Rotarians. The facts in
the case were these: Otis j. Halo.
we'll, whose other monickor IS But
torfat,' as pilot of his car which
bore, aside from said driver Bob
Timmons of Wichita. governor of the
Seventeenth district of Rotary and
Mere Rotarians Olin Brashear and
Doc" Schow, were A. w. o. l..
Shortly after leavir Chickasha
"Butterfat" had taken the lead OF
the Rotary caravan and his car had
disappeared in a cloud of dust mile
or so ahead, leaving the road strewn
with dead domestic livestock. SO
hasty had been the exit from Chick
asha of this wild crew that they had
not been advised of a change OF
plans naming Lawton instead OF
Medicine Park as an objective point.
Hence, the dust-cloud that was
sweeping across the landscape vita
the speed of tornado was headed
for Medicine while the remainder OF
the Chickasha caravan was moving
sedately on Lawton.
It's Last Straw.
At o'clock the Chickasha Rotari-
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
WITH BACKS TO WALL CHICKS
COME HOME TOMORROW TO GET
REVENGE FOR STRING LOSSES

dents The pitching department
went to pieces carly in the road trip
that is just ending and for some
time Smith, Miller and Payne have
been forced to do all the mound
work as Lewis and Wilson are on
the hospital list These two hurlers
are here under the care of DR.. II. c.
Antle, club physician, who states that
he will doubtless have them ready
for the first home series.
Harper, secured from Drumright,
was playing great game at second
when he jimmed a hand and was
foced to sit on the bench. The game
yesterday with Springfield was won
with a queer combination. Accord
ing to a telegram received by the
Express from the sports editor OF
the Springfield Republican here's
how they lined up: Clarke at third
Poolaw at short; Kitterman at sec
Ond and Hayes at tlrst with henne
dy catching. Reynolds. Reudy and
Pettigrew in the outfield and Miller
pitching.
Word received from the clul
states that the boys are gnashine
their teeth because of their inability
to get over. They rate Chickasha a:
the best town in the league anC
every man on the team is doing hi
rderndest" to win ball games fo
Chickasha, letter from one of tn,
players stated. They're coming hom,
with their backs to the wall to sten
the tide and battle their way bacl
into the first division.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04

After an invasion of the eastern
wing of the circuit that has proved
dlsastrious the Chicks are slated to
return to the home lot tomorrow
for stay of 16 games, during which
time Pettigrews men will entertain
Drumright, Pawhuska, Springfield
and FIT. Smith. With these games
starts the playing of the four-game
series.
All games will start at o'clock,
except Sunday contests. the last
game of each series and double
sheaders. The Sunday games and
closing game of each series will
start at $3.50 while double bills will
be touched off at 2:3O.
The Drummers, who will be enter
tanned by the Chicks at University
park tomorrow, are due beating
at the hands of Pettigrew's men for
the reason that they made a clean
sweep of the Chicks-Drummers ser
les at Drumright. In the first series
between these two teams played here
while Drumright was leading the
league, the Chicks took two out ol
three, it being on Drumright that the
locals started a very profitable win
ming streak, it also being Drumrighi
that put the skids under the hons
crew and bumped them into the
second division.
It's hard to tell what sort of bat
tie front Pettigrew will present to
morr ow. The team has been shak
en- up and all but wrecked by acci
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
Gives Californian Advantage Coun-
ter Attack Is Planned Hoover
and Lowden Get Out Own
Newspapers to Boost.
JOHNSON CONTINUES
BATTLE OVER LEAGUE
More Dope On Wood Camp Expense
Garnered by Senate Committee;
Army Mans Eastern Treas
urcr Tells Of Cash.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, June 4.The arrival OF
Senator Hiram johnson here at the
time when the Wood and Lowdcn
boom3 were somewhat unsteady
gives the Californian the advantage,
apparently.
A counter attack tendency has be-
gun against Johnson. Both Hoover
and Lowden are to get out daily
newspaper in their own behalf.
Johnson is making clear-cut
fight against the League of Nations
The general belief expressed around
political headquarters is that the
nomination will come only after a
record number of ballots.
Dopesters have not as yet furnish
ed anything that could be considered
as reliable advance information as
to the probable nominee. Their dope
won't agree. Political leaders state
that if Johnson eliminates Lowden
and Wood, these two forces will be
combined against the Californian and
in favor of dark horse.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
BY United Press,


Washington, june 4.-The record
of the present congressional session
which closes this afternoon for the
national political conventions, shows
the following measures passed:
Appropriation bill aggregating
nearly four billion dollars; the rail
road reorganization bill, the water
power bill oil and land leasing
measure; budget bill; The vocational
rehabilitation by the government;
the army reorganization measure in
which the size of the standing army
was fixed and the civil service re.
tirement measures.
The congress failed to pass the
soldie rbonuss sbll; the bills regulat
ing the packing industry; the rcgu
lation of cold storage industry; sew
eral measures tended to reduce cost
of living; prohibitory measures;
revision OF taxes but CHIEF among
the measures that were not passed
S the peace treaty ratification.
Bills yet to be acted upon when
congress went into session this
morning were the merchant marine
and a repeal Of wartime laws.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
RECEIVER FILES
Ne W REPORTS ON
RED RIVER LAND
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, June 4.-Frederick
Deland, the federal receiver of the
Red River oil lands, has filed with
the United States supreme court
report agreeing to accept the gov
ernment proposals for modification
of his original report.
Under the governments plan the
patented lands will be given special
treatment from the river bed" lands
and provides the payment of royal
ties from oil lands to the receiver.
The supreme court has authorized
Delano to drill such new wells as is
necessary for the conservation and
development of the field.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-04
pIslIkes Jake,

That Mr.. Russell fs not only =
strong antiRobertson man, but also
an enemy OF Jake Hamon, Oklaho.
ma republican leader, was evidenced
by statement made by the corpora
ton commissioner yesterday after
noon. He said:
"You say you are going to protest
by voting the other ticket next
time? That is no protest--that Is
no indication that you want decent
government. Any time you land In
Jake lannon's camp you go from
the frying pan to the fire without
reference to where you start from.
You can take Jake, hang him by
the hair of the head like Absolem,
strip him down to, and including his
silk socks, turn on the X.ray, and If
you find a conscientious scruple in
Jake it was put there with bypo-
dermic syrlnge-to claim that vote
for Jake's machine was a protest In
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