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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-03

OIdWu IllO llIS IIldIIlIOlu, where it heats and dries the main mixture from the carbureter.
 Heat when it is wanted most, when engine is cold at starting. Maintaining proper manifold tempera- ture under all running conditions. Never over. heating.
 Tests show that with a cold engine - 33' F. in manifold before starting- mixture has reached ideal heat, 1200 F. or higher in A seconds.
 The Fuelizer is now standard equipment on all new Packard cars.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-03

Manchester.@The Manchester Country club opened the 1920 season with field day Saturday, May l.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-03

Consists of pipe from the carbureter leading to separate combustion chamber.
 A small quantity of the main mixture is led into this chamber upon the starting of the motor. This small charge is heated by sparks from spark-plug, and exploded into hot dry gaS This hot gas is then
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-03

A MOST extraordinary demonstration "A "a Twin Six engine equipped with A A Fuelizerand glass topped manifold.
 For the first time you can what happens in everybody's engine these days-and what the Fuel izer does about it.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-03

The Fuelizer- devel- oped by the Packard engi- neerS-will be found ex- clusively on Packard cars.
 It is hailed by the motor car industry as an achieve ment one that every automobile manufacturer has been striving toward for years.
 Simplicity itself. Not a moving part in the Fuel izer. Built as a part of the carburetion system of the Packard car. Automatic in operation. Requires no adjustments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
CHECKASHA HAS BASEBALL FRANCHISE BALL PARK
ASSURANCE OF GOOD CLUB; BUT rs SHY ABOUT 100
SALES OF SEASON TICKETS WITH OPENING DUE SOON

for any and all of the 10 games to
be played here.
1t is pointed out that the funds de-
rived from the sale of the season
tickets, as well as the funds col
lected at the gate through the sale
of individual tickets to every game
played here will go into a general
fund. Disbursements from this fund
will be made by bills on which is
placed the o. X. of Olin Brashear
who was selected as treasurer of the
club.
j. w Conner, secretary of the
Chickasha Chamber of Commerce,
and one of the foremost boosters for
the club, stated last night at a meet
ing in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms that TIE towns in Grady coun-
ty outside of Chickasha are inter.
ested in Chickasha being represent
ed in the Western association to the
extent that fans in those towns have
called up and expressed their desire
to purchase these tickets. 1t is point
ed out that the games here will
bring hundreds of out-of-town people
to Chickasha during the season.
The heads of the movement think
that Chickasha people are not Civ
ing the support to the venture that
is merited by the efforts which have
heen put forth. They fell that some
are not giving the support meriteC
by those who have already purchas
ed tickets.
It is pointed out plainly thai
Chickasha absolutely must buy 10,
more season tickets at $50 apiec,
before April % or those who have
gone 'ato the thing stand chanc'
of forfeiting the money already ex
pended
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
MAN IS MISSING
FROM HOME HERE
SINCE SATURDAY
Carpenter Bids Family Goodbye and
Goes to Work; Not Seen Nor
Heard of Since; Wife Sees
No Cause for Action.

Mystery surrounds the disappear
ance Of Roscoe Smith, who has not
been seen nor heard Of by his fam
lily since he bade his wife and three
children goodbye at his home on
Nineteenth street, near the Okaho-
ma College for Women, last Satur-
day morning before leaving, presum-
ably, for town
In applying for official aid in To-
eating her husband today, Mrs
Smith stated that he left home Sat
urday morning in a sound state of
mind and in a jovial mood, that
there had been no domestic trouble
in his home prior to his leaving and
that she could think of no reason
for his strange disappearance.
She also stated that she would
have reported his absence sooner had
she not been hopeful that he would
return for he had never left home
before without her knowing where
he was going. She gave a general
description of her husband as fol
lows: Age 30 years, blue eyes, light
hair, little over six feet high, slen-
der build, gold incisor in lower jaw.
Mr.. Smith came here with his fam
lily from Vernon, Texas, last August
and has done various work in Chick
asha since that time, it is reported.
Prior to his leaving he had been EN-
ployed as a carpenter by T. A. Bird
He has a brother living in Wichita
Kansas, it is said.
Local officers are making an eff
fort to locate the missing man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
GIVES ROAD MAN
APPOINTMENT AS
LOCAL DELEGATE
Superintendent Buckner of State
Road Gang Named by Governor
to Attend Highway Farley Of
Nation In April.

S. ]. Buckner superintendent g
state road camp number H. members
of which have been constructing
roads southwest of Chickasha for
the last several months, is in re-
ceipt of a commission from Cover
nor Robertson appointing Mr.. Buck
ner as a delegate from Oklahoma to
attend the eighth annual convention
of theUnited States Good Roads as
sociaticn which will be held in Hot
Springs, Arkansas, commencing
April -.
Mr. Buckner has applied to the
Chickasha Chamber of Commerce
for first hand information relative
to the public utilities, banks, real es-
tate, merchants of all classes, stock
exchanges, and highways leading to
Chickasha, in order that he may be
more able to adequately express the
true conditions as they exist here.
A notation written on the commits
sion in red ink is to the effect that
no money is available in the state
treasury with which to defray Mr..
Buckners expenses, which is inter
preted to mean that the delegate will
have to pay for his trip himself.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
A. D. j. VI. HITS ON
HIGH IN MEETING
PUT ON IN CITY

The Masonic hall was the setting
last night for what is reported to be
one Of the most successful degree
programs ever carried out by the A.
O. u W. lodge here.
Grand Master S. L. Johnson and
State Deputy John Davis, together
with a special degree team from
Blackwell lodge number %, officiat-
ed in the giving of the degree work
to comparatively large class of
candidates before an audience Of no
less than $50 enthusiastic fraternity
members, and those who we're in at
tendance state that the degree work
was better than any that has ever
been in evidence here
Grand Treasurer w. N. Elliott de-
liyered the welcome address and was
followed on the floor by Grand Mas
ter Johnson who explained the new
benefits of the fraternity.
Supper was served to the body at
a late hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
GORT0N COMP ANY
TO TRY FOR OIL
AMARILLO FIELD
steinberger Leaves for Texas Point
to Make Arrangements; Company
to Expand Program In Ce-
ment District.

That the Gorton trust, big opera
tors in the Cement field will drill a
test in the Amarillo district, was the
statement of Clint c. Steinberger, of
the Gorton trust. Mr. Steinberger
left today for Amarillo 20 complete
arrangements for the test on the
company's holdings there.
Mr.. Steinberger states that the
company will start operations in
Amarillo as soon as material can be
placed on the ground, and will spud
in with the idea of going 4501 feet
if necessary to make thorough test.
The Amarillo well of the company
does not mean that its activity in
the Cement field will in any way be
lessened, The drilling program of
the Gorton Trust, Mr.. Sleinbergcr
says, is to include the drilling Of 12
wells this year in the Cement field.
These operations, it is pointed out,
are to be carried on by the Gorton
Trust, exclusive of other companies
in which Mr.. Gorton is interested.
These include such companies as the
Gala Belle, the Betty G, the Con
crete Petroleum. These companies
plan to continue their operations in
dependent of the Gorton Trust
proper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
Former official
of County Enters
Auto Game In City

Sid Brawley, formerly connected
with the county clerks office here,
but who for the past year has been
located in Tulsa with the Hudson
automobile people, has returned to
Chickasha andy will enter the auto
mobile game here.
He has secured the agency for
the Chandler and Cleveland automo-
biles in Grady and Caddo counties
and will operate under the firm name
of the Brawley Motor company.
Earl Barton, garage man, is inter
tested with Mr.. Brawley. For the
present their headquarters and
salesroom will be located at Bar
tons garage on Kansas avenue near
Fourth street but as soon as the
Buick sales agency moves into the
new building on North Fourth street
the present location of the Buick
people, corner of Third and Kansas
will be the home of the Brlwley
company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
New Cabinet Announced.

BY United Press.
London, March PA new German
cabinet was complete at midnight
last night according to a dispatch
from Berlin reaching here early this
morning.
The dispatch named the new cabi-
net as follows: Chancellor, Gustav
Bauer; justice, Eugene Sniffer; for
eign affairs, Hermann Mueller; in
terror, Ereh Kerch; defense, Dr.
Gessler; finance, Otto Cuno. trans
portation, DR. Bell; treasury, Dr..
Bols; labor Herr Schleick; econom-
les, Robert Schmidt; reconstruction,
DR.. Silberschmidt; without port
folio, Dr. Edourd David Cuno.
Ministers Bell and Bols are cen
trists, while the others are social de-
mocrats. The Independent socialists
were not represented according to
the dispatch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
MISS MAY PETERSON

! The Oklahoma College for Won
en- has announced that ON April
Miss May Peterson, one Ct the lead
/ ing young sopranos of the Metropolis
tan Opera company, will appear at
the college in recital.
Miss Peterson needs little or no
introduction in this city, for her
attractions in the American concert
and recital world She is an Ameri-
can singer who our music lovers
can rest assured ranks with the best
in the recital field, and her appear
ance here should assure not only a
large audience but should be of eX-
ceptional interest to every lover OF
good singing, for it is safe to say
that Miss Peterson is one of the
most talented young artists this
country has produced in many day.
From the standpoint of grand
opera Miss Peterson has won her
spurs both in this country and Eu-
rope, and now enters upon her third
season with the Metropolitan Opera
company In France she has sung
at all the big opera houses, includ-
ing the famous Opera comique, Paris,
where no les a parsonage than THE
Only Mary Garden first came into
public favor. Her success at the Me-
tropolitan Opera house needs no
comment as both public and critics
hailed her as one OF the most pro
missing newcomers Of the day. Her
singing in such operas as Carmen"
LA Boheme,7 "Minon' and other
standard works proved that she was
an opera artist of the first class,
For her recital in this city Miss
Peterson has selected program that
Will surely please ever lover Of
good singing. she will be heard in
an aria from one of the operas in
her repertory, several new Scandi-
navian songs, besides a number of
Italian, French and English NUM-
bers. Miss Peterson is one of The
young American singers who pins
much faith in native composers and
believes in encouraging them in
every way possible. Every season
she receives many songs by unknown
composers, and the fact that some of
them are absolutely unknown in no
wise keeps her from presenting their
works Thus several new music
writer's owe their Introduction into
the world of music through the gen
erosity of this young singer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25

son.
Here's what has been done. After
the meeting those at the head of the
proposition posted $500 in the. treas
ury Of the league as guarantee
that Chickasha would enter and fin
ish the season with team. In the
event Chickasha enters the race with
a club and finishes the season, that
$500 will be paid back into the treas
ury of the local club In the event
Chickasha falls down in getting a
team in the league, the men who
have posted that $500 will forfeit it
to the league.
In addition, sum aggregating
about $500 has been spent by the
local men who are sponsoring the
proposition, in the way of repairs on
the park, putting the diamond in
shape and in general expenses. Not
one of these men who have put
their money into these funds neces-
sary to swing the proposition will
derive a dime from the clubs funds
in the gate receipts if they show a
balance of a million dollars at the
end of the season. They have done
this because they thought that
Chickasha should be represented in
the Western association and because
they believed that the fact that this
city has a baseball team in organ
lied baseball would brand Chickasha
as live, widewake city.
Support Falls Short.
In the campaign which was staged
yesterday for the sale of tickets
those on the committee bumped into
some rough going. Some of these
known to be Simon-pure baseball
fans, turned down the proposition o
paying $50 for a season ticket goo(
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
Texas and Oklahoma Marshal Forces
In Nations Capital to Battle to
Finish for Rich Red River
Bed Oil Land.
PALMER TO MAKE IT A
THREE CORNERED BOUT
Attorney General to Look After In
terests of Indians; oklahomans
Claim Bloodshed Prevented
by Robertson.
BY United Press

by OulLtu 1IeSS
Washington. March 25.-Texas and
Oklahoma officials and legal experts
are swarming into Washington today
ready for the supreme court fight
over the oil lands in the bed of Red
river which lands both states in
yolyed are claiming.
Meanwhile, according to arrivals,
Texas holds the lands while grave
danger exists of clash between the
two states. Attorney General Cure
ten of Texas is expected to arrive
in Washington today.
Attorney John Fain, representing
Oklahoma, Senator Gore of Oklaho-
ma, Representative Parish of Texas
, and other federal officials are anx-
iously awaiting developments.
sombreros were seen in the lob
bies Of many hotels on the heads of
excited oil men from both states.
The opinion of the Oklahoma del
egation seems to be that. bloodsns.
was only averted by the refusal Of
Governor j. b. A. Robertson of Ok.
lahoma to send state troops to Red
river when the Texas rangers en-
tered the disputed territory.
While the two states are marshal
ing their forces for the encounter,
Attorney General Palmer is planning
to make the fight three cornered III
the interest Of the Indians
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
BY United Press.

Paris March 25-Alled interven-
tion in the Ruhr industrial district
of Germany will follow IL the Ger
man government troops are unable
tc restore order there it was learned
today,
If the EbC emissaries are unable
to negotiate a peace with the revol-
ters in that section the allies will
grant full permission to send as
many troops into the district as
President Ebert desires. In the event
that the maximum armed forces
which are available by the Ebert
government prove to be insufficient
to put down the rioting and disorder,
the allies will take charge.
Under the terms of the peace
treaty the German government is not
allowed to have armed forces in the
Westphalia district
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
MiddLeburg Plans
To Erect Cotton
Gin This Summer

A corporation which is to be
known as the Middleburg Gin and
Grain company and whica has been
capitalized at $4,000, has recently
been organized By several farmers
of Middleburg and a charter has al
ready been granted, according to
report received here today The COM
pany plans to begin the construction
of a gin in Middleburg within a few
days an dhope to have it ready for
operation in time to take care of this
years cotton crop.
w. c. Miller is the president Of
the corporation and the other Off
GERS are H. J. Bazer. f. E Berry,
j. H. Pilgrim and A. II. Jordin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
Many Reported Killed.

By United Press.
Paris, March 25.-More than 175
persons were killed in the fighting
between the communists and the
German government troops near Go
tha last night, dispatches from that
district today said
One red army has surrendered un-
conditionally to the government
troops and the communists chiefs
have fled, the dispatches declared.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
F INAL ACTION ON
SUFF BILL TODAY
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Dover, Del, March 25-Final ac-
tion by the Delaware legislature on
the ratification of women suffrage is
expected today
The governor stated that he be-
lieved the amendment would be rati-
fled while the anti-suffragists hold
out hopes that the measure will be
killed.
Hearings before the Legislature
will be given both sides during the
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
Reds Capture Town.

BY United Press
Essen, March 25-Leaders of TIE
German red forces announced today
the capture of Wesel after that town
was beseibed by red army for sew
eral days The reds refused the
governments offer OF an armistice.
The communist leaders are in COM
plete control of the red armies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
TRINITY RIVER
At FLOOD TIDE
By United Press.

Dy UHIItU ITGSS.
Dallas, March 25.-The Trinity
river is at flood stage between Dal-
las and Ft Worth.
A general heavy rain over North
Texas Is reported to be Gripping the
wire service and causing considera-
bic damage The overflow from
Mill creek isolated several houses in
East Dallas last night Twenty-Five
persons were rescued by the police
using hip boots last. night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
BUYS GRADY FARM

L. L. Price sold the Chas. Jeffries
240 acre valley farm to John Orch
ard for $4,000 Mr. Archerd comes
from Marshall county, Oklahoma, and
is a brother of H. A. Archerd, field
clerk OF the Indian agency here. He
expects to move to Grady county
abount September /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25

with other great schools of the
country.
In this connection, the speaker de-
clared that Chickasha could do no
better service to its future than to
bend every effort toward having this
city named as the eMthodist college
city of Oklahoma.
]. L. Burtschi also spoke.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
CENSUS FIGURES
By United Press.

Washington. March 25-The cen
sus bureau today announced that the
population Of Brookfleld, Mo-, is g.
3Ol, which represents an increase
since 1910 OF $685.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
Advlces Say First insurgents Patch
Up Differences With Govern.
ment; ReVolters Announce
Capture of One Town.
NEW GERMAN CABINET
rs ANNOUNCED TODAY
Other Dispatches Say Communists
In Full Charge of Red Armies
Allied Intervention of Ruhr
If Ebert Falls Down.

by United Press
Mayence, March 20 Representa-
tives of the Ebert government and
the first German insurgents have
reached a final agreement, according
to adyices reaching here today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25

e. A. Orchard, manager of the
Ryan cotton oil mill, spent the day
here with his family and looking af-
ter business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
Business Men Get Heads Together to
Formulate Proposition To Be
Offered to Beard in Charge
of Institution.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO SELECT PROPER SITE
School Asks for SO Acres of Land AS
Donation; Cash Bonuses To Be
Offered by Other Cities;
Visitors Boost Town.

That Chickasha is definitely in the
light to land the million dollar Meth.
odish school which is to be located
IN the state, was decided at a rous-
ing meeting of the Chiekasha Cham
ber Of Commerce in the chambers
headquarters last night, which meet
ing was well attended, despite the
rain storm that swooped down about
1880.
TO put the efforts of this city in
some definite form, Alger Melton.
president Of the chamber, appointed
Ben F. Johnson, B. B. Barefoot and
y. f. Major as a committee to gath
er data on sites for the schol and
arrange for the entertainment of
Bishop Muzon and his party when
they arrive in Chickasha about April
lC to view the sites to be Offered
by this city and to consider any
proposition that Chickasha may have
to offer at that time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-25
INCREASED FUEL
PRICES TO COST
MILLIONS A YEAR
By United Press

BY United Press
Chicago, March 25.-The increased
prices of coal will cost the American
public more than $2OO,OO0,OOO annual
ly when the government control of
fuel prices ends on April l, one coal
operator here predicted today.
The jump in prices will be caused,
according to G. W. Reed, by the in
creased wages paid the miners and
the increases which are yet to be
made.