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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
MR.. AUTO OWNER.

Why not hire your own mechanic
and cut your repair bill in half?
bring my tools and repair your
auto engine or tractor at your own
home or ranch.
Fifteen years experience In this
business. Guarantee complete satis-
faction. E. w. BARTLETT,
11S Colorado Ave. Phone 255.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
WHAT TO DO WHEN BILIOUS

Eat no meats and lightly of other
food. Take three of Chamberlain
Tablets to cleanse out your stomach
and tone up your liver. DO this and
within a day or two you should be
feeling fine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
Miss Hart to be Hostess.

Miss Gertrude Hart will be hostess
to the young people of the First Bap-
tist church at her home, 923 Iowa
avenue, Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock, it was announced this morn
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
cHAM6ERLAIN's coLlc AND Dl
ARRHoEA REMEDY

This remedy Is certain to be need
cd in many homes before the summer
is over. Buy it now aud be propar-
cd. 1t is recognized as most reli.
able remedy for bowel complaints
and may be obtained at any drug
store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
Fiabitual Constipation Cured
in IA to 2i Days

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN'' is a specially
prepared Syrup pTonic-Laxative b. Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for Ia to 81 days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. soc
per bottle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
T1ersOnal
L. Mention

Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. John c. Milliken spent tho
weekend visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Young, in Duncan.
List your property with Mrs Mat
tie Il. Jeks for quick SALE Phone
1884 Residence 1923 So. 7th. 22-6t
Miss Lynn Harris has resigned as
clerk at the local office OF the West
en Union. She has been succeeded
by Miss Zelma Harman.
Mart b. Louthan attended the
Scott Ferris rally in Rush Springs
Saturday afternoon. Alger Melton,
local attorney, delivered the address
Jack Dempsey, champion prize
fighter of the world in movies Dare
devil Jack" Kozy today
w. T. Cloud was business visitor
in Rush Springs yesterday.
At last the greatest prize fighter in
the world, Jack Dempsey" is at the
Kozy today in "Darerevil Jack"
e. r. Shaw who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Daniels, 1872 Da-
kota avenue. returned to his hmoe in
Kingfisher Sunday =.
Mrs. VIII Morgan of Amarillo,
Tex, is expected to arrive in the city
today to spend several days visiting
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Dearmon.
J. d. Bryan. county assessor, was
visitor in Rush Springs Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Carruthers, of
Sherman, Tex, is in the city visiting
Mr. and Mrs H. X. Ellis and family,
317 Colorado avenue.
A. Balk has returned from two
weeks visit in Colorado.
Mrs. Edna T. Watkins, court clerk,
left this morning for short bust
ness trip to Pocasset. She will re-
turn this afternoon.
Lee Seaton connected with the
Claude Davis grocery store here, has
returned from visit with friends
and relatives in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs D. |. Irwin spent the /
weekend in Medicine Park.
Mrs Maggie Doarmon of Hopkins
Vile, Ky, is expected in the city to-
day She will spend several weeks
here visiting her son, State Senator
c. A. Dearmon and family
II. Kohn, proprietor of the Famous
clothing store here, has returned
from a three weeks trip to the east
eln markets. He visited in Chicago,
Cincinnati and other points.
&S& &@MAnm~ -
Maj. Arthur NJ. Hitch, principal of
the Kemper Military school, Boon
Vile, Mo-, is looking after the inter
ests of the school in Chickasha to-
day. Mt
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd B. Hampton,
accompanied by Miss Avis Sanders
and j. d. Armour, of Verden, spent
Sunday in Oklahoma City. They made
the trip overland.
l.. w. Seaton, formerly a local gro
ceryman expects to leave Wednesday
for a busines strip to Wichita Falls,
Texas. Mr.. Seaton recently sold his
interest in the Tignor and Seaton
grocery to his partner.
AGED LADY DIED
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Express wanr Eds brna resuIta
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

l.. w. Seaton, formerly a local gro.
ceryman expects to leave Wednesday
for busines strip to Wichita Falls
Texas. Mr.. Seaton recently sold his
interest in the Tignor and Seaton
grocery to his partner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

II. Kohn, proprietor of the Famous
clothing store here, has returned
from three weeks trip to the east
eln markets. He visited in Chicago,
Cincinnati and other points.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

Mrs Maggie Doarmon of Hopkins
Vile, Ky, is expected in the city to-
day. She will spend several weeks
here visiting her son, State Senator
c. A. Dearmon and family
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

Mai. Arthur NJ. Hitch principal OF
the Kemper Military school, Boon
Vile, Mo-, is looking after the inter
ests Of the school in Chickasha to.
day. Mt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B, Hampton,
accompanied by Miss Avis Sanders
and J. d. Armour, of Verden, spent
Sunday in Oklahoma City. They made
the trip overland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

Mr. and Mrs d. |. Irwin spent the
weekend in Medicine Park.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

Mrs. John G. Milliken spent tho
weekend visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Young, in Duncan.
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Mrs. Ruth Wilson
Died Recently
At Boise, Idaho

Mrs. Ruth Gould Wilson. youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. :. f, Gould.
former residents of Canon City. but
now living at Caldwell. Idaho. died at
ST. Luke's hospital in Boise. Idaho. on
Sunday, May 2. following a surgical
operation
The deceased was born at Cedar.
Kan, July 4. 1897. and removed to
this city with her parents when girl
She united with the Christian church
here at the. age OF Il years. during
the rastorate of the Rev. o. s Reed.
and lived devoted. consecrated life
In the service OF the Master.
For a number OF years previous to
her death she was 4 resident at Cald-
well. Idaho. In 1914 she was married
to Scott Wilson. and to that union
four children were horn. Besides
the bereaved husband and family. she
leaves to mourn her untimely death
her father and mother. three sisters
and one brother The funeral and
interment took place at Caldwell on
May S. with the Rev. Adams of the
Christian church there, officiating. at
the obseQuies.
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LEGION CARNIVAL.
QUEEN WILL BE.
SELECTED THRU.
A POPULAR Vote
Contest Opens With Many
Candidates In County For
the Honor.

The plans for the American Le-
gion's spring festival are taking form
rapidly and the affair promises to be
a success. With all the Legionaires
doing their utmost 10 make the week
OF May 1922 a real festival week, the
Legion announced today that they will
hold in conjunction with the festival
a queen contest for the benefit of tine
club room fund The club rooms are
10 be used fc- ex-servlce men whether
they belong to the Legion or not. and
viii be called --Ex-Service Mems Club
Rooms"
The contest to select the queen of
the carnival has been carefully
Planned and L. r. Hail. agent of the
carnival company has been selected
TO manage it because of the fact that
he is a stranger and can do so without
savoritismL Two prizes win be
awarded to the young lady who be-
comes queen. They comprise a large
cedar chest and an artistically de
signed diamond ring and are display
at the Bethel Clothing Company.
The following young ladies have
been nominated and have accepted;
The Misses Esteila Fry. Elks' Club
candidate; Katy Smith. cattlemen's
candidate; Blanche Alfison. Canon
city candidate; Mearl Tenet. Canon
City candidates: Jeana Samuel,
Canon City candidate: Paulin e
Huber. Florence candidate: Grace
Payne. Rockvale candidate: Anna
Fabrizio. Coal Greek candidate: Jes-
sic FioriEa Chandler candidate.
The candidates were nominated by
officials of the various municipalities
with the exception of Canon City. and
he Legion. Al a special meeting, took
the liberty of voting and nominating
them as wei as the cattlemen's can
lidate The Eiks selected their can
didate.
The standings of the contestants
sill ncs, appear until so decided by
sszss sssszs ST 81 sTs=srssf=er. The cnsns viii
appear In The Record as soon as an
nounced Members of the Legion and
the contest manager will make the
count
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Closed Shop
Contract Signed
By Victor Fuel

\ closed shop contract with the
unique provision that the union viii
exert its influence 10 discourage "un--
rest. strife and agitation" was signed
yesterday between the scale commit
tee of its employees and the Victor
American Fuel Company at q confer
ence held in Denver. Representatives
of District No. Is. United Mine Work
ers of America. also signed the agree
ment which now goes 10 the unions
headquarters in Indianapolis for the
signature of the highest officers of the
miners organization.
The clause binding the union lead
ers to discourage industrial unrest
among the company's employees was
demanded b ythe officials of the COM
pany as guarantee that the spirit Of
the agreement would be carried out by
the union as wen as the letter of the
contract. Nine other Colorado coal
operators at present conducting their
mines with union labor viii separately
take up a renewal OF the union agree
ment. following the final approval of
the VietoI-Ameriean's contract.
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The Right
Kind of Spirit

FLORENCE. May Io.-Mox Miller
post No. %. American Legion. has
volunteered It's services to the G. A.
II on Decoration day and will coop
crate in every way possible to make
the program success.
The veterans of A. ]. Smith post,
No. 10e, have notified the Legion tAat
this will be the last year they will
take part in the exercises in an Off
eial manner, and from then on this
duty will devolve upon the boys who
represented their country in the world
war. One by one the boys of 81
are answering the last roll call. until
today only few of the faithful re
main. an dit is appropriate and fitting
that the members of the American
Legion are both anxious and willing to
perpetunte Memorial day. so dear to
the hearts of all true Americans.
The Legion has also voted TO assist
in the Salvation Army drive for funds
to be conducted in short time. real
izing that this is n most worthy cause
and also to repay the army in a meas
ure for the splendid work accom-
pilshed during the war and after its
close. The local post is boosting for
a Fourth of July celebration in Flor
ence and the boys are ready to take
hold Of the proposition. providing they
receive the proper encouragement
from the Chamber OF Commerce.
With this end in view a Legion cont
mittee has been appointed for the
purpose of attending the next meeting
OF the Chamber of Commerce and
presenting the proposition. The
boys are entitled TO the heartest sup
port of the people in their efforts, and
We feel sure they will receive It.
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BOYS In STOLEN
RACER ARRESTED
AT FLORENCE ON
SPEEDING CHARGE
Picked Up Here On Saturday
Night and Get Sixty Days In
Jail.

The red racer" Ford car belong
ing to B. Nj Ramsey. which was taken
from the garage of the Canon City
Grocery Company. AIS Harrison ave
nue.. last Friday night was found by
undersherif W. s. Fulkerson and
City Marshal c. +. Skinner. last Sat
urday afternoon in a barn on Green
wood avenue on tip given them by
friends The boys had temporarily
stored It there until an opportunity
was presented to them to return it to
the place from which IT had been
taken.
Donald Williams and George Sny-
der. 1t developed. had taken the ear
for Joy ride TO Colorado Springs.
but they did not get any further than
Florence in that direction before their
troubles began The car IS Eeared
MP TO a high rate of speed. and can
not be run slowly. Because Of this
fact they were "pinehed" at Florence
for exceeding the speed limit. and il
is understood. were each fined $40 and
costs. To satisfy the Judgment OF
the court they had TO return to Canon
City and get the money
The boys were srrsiEned before
Justice W. l. Sparks late Saturday
evening and pleaded guilty as ac-
cused. At 10 O'Clock this morning
they were taken into the same tribu-
nal for trial. After taking evidence
in the case the boys were sentenced
TO GO days in the county jail. but ow-
fnr TO their previous excellent char
acter and reputation the sentence was
suspended during their good behav-
ior.-
In addition to being required to pay
all costs connected with the case. the
court ordered the boys TO pay all es-
penses OF the operation of the ma,
chine while IL was in their posses
sion. and TO compensate the owner for
any repairs that might be necessitated
by reason of their ioy-ride to Flor
ence and return.
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MOze Lewis Says
There Is Big
Demand For Coal

FLoREN May Ia.--Mozart
Lewis, superintendent of the Wolf
Park mine. operated by the Canon-Re-
lance Coal Company. paid Florence
visit last night. He says that his
company has n total OF $50 men on the
payroll. and arrangements are being
made to Increase the number as rap
idly as possible.
There is an unprecedented demand
for coal. and Mr.. Lewis states from all
indications there is serious shortage
OF the product all over the country.
The Wolf Park mine has some OF the
best coal reserves in Fremont county.
and the quality is excellent The
company has recently completed the
work OF prospecting its property with
a-diamend drhi 10 q depth OF 1890 fset
and several good coal seins swssS dss.
covered -rx.,-s n .. 4. 49,
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Rockefeller
To Visit State

John u, Rockefeller. Jr,, will pay a
Today visit to Colorado next month
EN- route from New York to the Pa
ciac coast. He will arrive in Den
yer on June 4. going to Colorado
Springs the same day. TO remain there
until June :. hen returning to Den.
yer for two days.
He win also visit Pueblo. and Trini-
dad, probably touring the mining
camps OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company when he reaches the south.
ern part OF the state. A private car
ON the Denver q Rio Grande railroad
his been reseryed for the use of Mr.
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|MOT0RCYCLIST BLOCKS LANDING
|AND LIEUT.. VS.. AiNSLEE CRASHES
WITH PLANE into APPLE ORCHARD
A. B. Seffens and Frank Bruse We're Pass
engers; No One Was Hurt But Plane Is
Badly Damaged; Trees Ruined.

Because of the eagerness of a mo-
torcyclist to be in on the ground floor
despite the protests of guards about
the aviation field at noon today, Lieut..
Ainslee. carrying a. 3. Serens and
Frank Bruse as passengers, was
forced, in order to avoid killing him. to
rise suddenly into the air. and in do
ing so the tail of the big Curtiss BIZ
plane caught on the top of house and
the plane smashed into the apple orch
ard belonging to E L. Cleveland on
Elm avenue. None of the occupants
of the plane were hurt.
After his trial flight earlier in the
day Lieut. AinsIee took up Seffens and
Bruse as his first passengers. The
boys had a fine trip to an altitude of
about 1000 feet. and the ship was com
ing down for a pretty landing with
200 yards OF open space in which to
roll. when motorcyclist. who was
warned by the gur-ds. shot out di-
rectly in front of the plane Ainslee
tried to take off again. but the ship
just barely rose above one house,
the stabiIizer of the machine caught
on the second and then the plane set
tied gently down into the Cleveland
orchard. smashing two trees The
wings were damaged and the propeI-
lers demolished. but otherwise the
plane is not thought to be hurt
New parts have been ordered from
Denver and Ainslee will make more
flights on next Saturday. because. it is
thought. the plane can be repaired by
that time.
Speaking of the smashup. Lieut.
Ainslee said: Because of the ex-
tremely light air here it is necessary
for the aviator to come down to the
landing field with great deal of
speed, ana he must have sufficient
room so that the plane can glide along
the ground about geo yards. Just as
we were coming to the ground mo-
torcyclist, whose identity mas not as
yet been discovered. rode out upon the
field directly in our path. with the
result that was forced to take off
again. | would rather lose $4,000
than to kill man. even though he be
at fault. so | tried TO get into the air
again. but it was impossible to do be
cause of the buildings SO close to the
field We expect to fly here again
Saturday il our repair parts arrive
here by that time"
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Schools To Hold
A Reception
On Thursday

Exhibition and reception to parents
at the Jefferson school on Thursday
and Mt the Harrison school on Friday
af this week
Parents of the children of these
schools are especially invited and
any one interested is also asked %
vlsit these schools any time from 1880
TO $3.50 p. m.
An exhibition of the work done in
all the departments will be shown,
raising OF the Nag. physical training
stunts. May-pole dance and various
other things will be given. The
school nurse win have the children ex-
hlbit work In frss;ajd, and e,her es-
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The Stork Express

Mrs. Arthur Biggs received tele-
gram this morning announcing the
arrival of a baby daughter at the home
II Mr. and Mrs, James Biggs at Dan
bury. Conn.
A nine-and-hah-pound baby boy was
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Fulkerson,
500 Greenwood avenue. Sunday night,
Mother and infant are reported to be
doing nicely.
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THE COMMITTEE
ON SPRAY TEST
FORLEAF-R0LLER
MAKES REPORT
Miscible Oil Is Found To Have
Killed oo.6 Per Cent Of the
Egg Patches.

The efficacy OF spraying with Target
oil for the leaf-roller was put to Sc
we're test in the early part of April on
the ranch of S s Courtney on Nine
teenth street, under an agreement be-
tween d. 5. Moore and S. S. Courtney.
The committee agreed upon by the
two men have made their report and
they found that the spray oil killed
s9.6 per cent of tine egg patches which
wers sprayed and on the unsprayed
trees so per cent Of the egg patches
were hatched-
The agreement between the two
gentlemen was TO the effect that so
live egg patches of leaf-rollers which
had not been sprayed were to be sent
to the state entomologist by W. p
Yetter and d. S Moore. and these
these two men were to spray with
Target oil the Courtney orchard from
which the egg patches had been taken
and sc hours after the trees had been
sprayed so more of the leaf-roller
patches were TO be sent to the state
eDtoi1ctociSt-
4 committee was then agreed upon
and they were TO examine the trees at
reasonable date after spraying. to
insure the Matching of the egg patches
ii they were 10 hatch. These egg
patches were to be examined and
marked with paint so as not to con-
fuse the new egg patches with the
old.
Under the terms of the agreement.
II the Miscible oil killed so per cent
OF the leaf-roller in the opinion OF the
state entomologist and the commit
tee, Courtney would stand the ex-
pense of the spray materials and la
Dor OF applying same. II the Misci-
Bile oil failed to kill so per cent of the
lesf-roller then Moore agreed to pay
the bill.
All OF the terms of the agreement.
have been complied with. and the
committee has reported as follows:
To u. s. Moore. S s. Courtney. the
County Commissioners and General
Public:
We. the committee. beg to make
the following report on the spraying
conducted on the s S. Courtney orch
ard on Nineteenth street
This orchard was sprayed on April
9, 1920, with Target oil. \ power
sprayer was used. This oil was ar-
piled three gallons to 5o-galion bar
rel and the weather was most favor
able at the time of application. Thir-
ty-two hours after spraying a light
rain and snow followed.
IL. - -
third of the orchards in :he valley
were sprayed.
The committee selected the egg
patches in question two days after
spraying. and at this time egg patches
were observed TO be Matching on both
sprayed and unsprayed trees. Some
90-odd trees were not sprayed.
Thirty-two egg patches were Sc
lecied by the committee and marked
in different parts of the orchard and
on different parts of the tree. Exam
nation made on May s. 1920. showed
that six eggs had Matched out of the
So marked egg patches. II each egg
patch will average so eggs to the
patch. the percentage OF kill viii be
80 SO per cent
ON the unsprayed trees fully so
per cent OF the eggs examined were
hatched
For further information. the com
mitiee has agreed to meet on May
%, 1890
(Slgnedl
wM. p. yETTER. Chairman.
A. n. oRNDoRFF.
NJ E SNOW,
JESSE DORNDoRF.
PHIL. SHERIDAN.
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act. thru enc ssoca on tur saass'as sas-
fnces OF tn, System thereby destrcytng
the foundation OF the disease. giving tns
pAtieut strength BY building up the COR
work The proprietors have - uuch
faith In the curative powers Of Hare
CAtArrh Medicine that they cnes One
q cuee, aend Tor list rf testimcni.1a
AdareD r. !. CHENEY . CO. rstso<s
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any and all bids.
approved Nv the State r.end Board
|. rate sale ordered by hoard. March 90.
Dste OF sake. Juae, ,, 1890
Register s,a,s board f Of Land Com
E,sss ;,ss; ,S;I i;SN N, NJ. 4; ii.ssu u.s. e's..
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his devotecs: After All, there are uu'
three great painters-Titinn. I'm
torctto and Tilten." When the remark
was repeated 10 Mrs. w. W. Storey
mother Of the eminent painter. Julian
storey. she exclaimed: well, the oaiy
thing I know to equal the 'Assunp.
tion ef Titan II the asrusupsssa e'
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panlee IN tHt IU"eI V"'SF =.
one OF more than ordinary impprtanee
and value to the people OF the soutn-
erh part Of tho state
A great deal OF trouble has been ex.
perieuced here Of late, said MT, Prizes
this morning, from vandals and otn-
crs In consequence Of their Interter.
anoa with the equipment ~ the sta
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Fred ], Rndford OF Trinidad and
other representatives OF the State
Highway Commission are present
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MUSIC MAN A
BUSINESS VISITOR

Harry Berkowits. representing the
Knight-Campbeii Music Cpup9ny. Of
Denver. vas in the city Mopday on
hnsfnass for his Arm ~ N'1
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SALiDiANS VISIT
.sRiENoss HERE-sxns > s-4sIa .s,-c
MI, and. Mrs. .CslY. Wasspner OF
Sa1ida are visitors In the city