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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

Bristow Gas company, No. Per
man, s-l5-lg. Is fishing at 2,57O
feet.
Bartlett & Bennett, No. Fields.
30-l5s, is a rig.
Shaffer. No. Simmons, 1876,
is a rig
l.. q. Ncely, No. 6, Panuka. 2-15-
10, IL shut down at 1900 feet. No.
Z. Panuka, 2-l5-10. is a RIG. No. II,
Panuka, 2-l5-i0, is drilling 2,b1O
feet.
Morrison and others. No. Nae
kett, 3-15-10, drilling at 2,630 feet.
No. 2 Nackett, 3-15-i0, is building. a
rig No. / Jackson. 3-l5-10. is shut
down at 2,9gO feet No. Jackson, 3
1910. Is drilling at 1880 feet. No.
Jackson, 3-15-10, is "A rig. No. 4
Jackson, 3-15-10, IS II rig.
The Atlantic Petroleum company
No. 2 Abraham, 3-1j-l0, IL a 10 bar
rel well at 2,7l0 feet. No g. Abra
ham. same section, is drilling at
2,lS0 feet. No. 4 Abraham, same sec
ton, is drilling at 1900 feet No. 0
Abraham, same section. is "a rig. No.
6 Abraham. same section. IN "A rig
No. Abraham, same section. Is Il
rig.
Minot & Minot, No. Abraham. 8
1910, drilling at 2.100 feet.
Avon OIL company. No. Touey
3-15-10, shut down at 1000 feet
| No. Touey. 3-lb-i0, shut down al
500 feet. No. Touey, 3-15-l0, ii
drilling at $50 feet
Morrison and others, No. Golden
| 3-l5-l0, Is a rig.
Abraham and others, No.
Golden, 4-15-10. drilling at 400 feet
Alto oil company, No. ! Allen, D
1910. is shut down at 400 feet.
Continental oil company No.
Allen, 5-15-l0, is drilling at 1922
feet.
Kawfeld Oil & Gas CO., No.
No. 2 Smelling, 9-15-10, is fishing a
| 10, is drilling at $50 feet.
Baker. No, Thompson, 9-15-l0. /
undcrreamlng at 2,2O0 geet.
| Dingwall, No. l Thompson, 9-15
10, shot at 2,6S2 feet and there 1
100 feet OF oil in the hole, show
ing for nice well. No. 2 Thompson
9-15-10. is spudding.
Selby Oil & Gas Co. No.
Thomas, 10-15-10. is drilling at 2.
400 feet. No. Thomas. l0-15-1C
liz spudding. No, Seewell. 1915
10, is a rig. No. Secwell. 1915
10, Is rig. moving in tools. No.
Scewell. 10-15-10, IL a rig. No.
Thomas. 11-l5-l0, is a rig. No.
Thomas, same location, is drilling a
1900 feet. No. Thomas, same lo
cation, Is a rig.
The Southwestern Petroleum, NJ
Porey, 1l-15-10, is casing at 2.l2
feet.
Hiawatha oil company. No.
Clinton, 15-15-10, Is "A rig.
Benmo oil company No. /. Thorn
ton, l6-l5-l0, shut down at 1,50
feet.
Phillips Petroleum company, NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
Burkburnett Still the
Sensation

Burkburnctt, with is 100 feet of
rich nay on the town site and Its eX-
tension toward the northwest has
been for the last year and half
the real sensation In oil circles and
bids fair to uphold its reputation as
a consistent performer. and this on
account OF new wells that are being
brought 10 just west OF the Dno OF
tir-y holes that seem to mark the
end of the West 'exstensiop.
For instance the Texas company
drilling on the Mueller tract In block
30. has a showing for 500-barrel
wen and has world Of acreage back
of It.
The Texlahoma, drilling In tbo
northwest corner OF block S19. has n
I,OOOLbarrel we'll and also in block
slS has a showing for a good well,
and both of these wells are direct
Offsets on the west to dry holes
drilled by the Tennessee OIL COM
parry
The Dancinger Oil company has a
1.OOO-harrel well on the Michcner
farm In Block OF block $40. and
this Is west of the proven area
The Southern States on company
is now drilling a well that is off
setting a dry hole on the west, aud
the consensus OF opinion among well
posted oil men. IL tn1t tney are going
TO get well. 1t maye be small but
a location further west Is counted
on being better territory.
TIL only well in Oklahoma that is
so far showing oil is the Testerman
7 weH, located Just east OF the bridge
lnd offsets to the east n dry hole
Which shows the erratic character OF
jthe country that Is now being con-
, tested by Texas and oklahoma 1t Is
now generally thought that the ter.
ritory in the immediate vicinity OF
the General well, viii be light and
furthr that the river bed which Is
the cotIse for all the contention, Is
going poor stuff to say the least. II
It should prove to be barren it viii
prove the theory held by all clos,
observers in the oil country, namely
that a law suit is n hoodoo evor1
time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

2 Roofncr. i6-l5-1O. Is spudding.
Bargauthal, No. Chatfield. ~
1910. is shut down at S2O feet
Misener and others. No. I stevens,
23-25-lO. is drilling at 2,9O5 feet
rtairfe oil n Gas Co, NO. ]
Thompson, 25-lb-lO. is a rig.
Twin states OIL u Gas Co, No.
Thompson. 25-l6-lO. building a zig
Galloway. 80. / Thompson, 2S-lS.
10. IL shut down at 2,2l0 feet
Atlantic Petroleum company, NO
] Fisher, 3i-15-io. Is rig
Continental Petroleum company
40. Peters. 3i-i6-9, * rig.
l.. q. Neclcy. No. Harris, rs
1910. is a rig. moving In tools.
Oklahoma Producing n Refining
Co, No Alien, 3i-l6-i0, is drill'
ing at 3,1SS fcct
:. w. Scoot, No. Allcn, 32-i6-l0
is rigging up.
phillips Petroleum company No
2 Miller, 33-l6-l0, IL a rig.
Carter oil company, No. l Dercly
33-i6-10, rig and tools.
Oklahoma Producing & Refining
CO., No. 4 Page. 3I-16-l0. IS drillini
at 500 feet. mudding off gas. No.
Page, SI-l6-iO, Is a rig.
Morrison brothers, No. ! rago
J4-l6-lO northwest. Is drilling at So
foet. No. Page, 3i-l6-lO south
west, Is RIG.
Selby oil n Gas Co. No. Rob
| bins, southwest corner OF northcaE
| southwest. lO-i5-l0. is making l0'
barrels
Morrison & Jockson, No. Golden
northeast northeast southwest, 2
| 1910, is making 1870 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

wilcox. flew down to Okmulgce
Yesterday IN their Curtiss airI,sutc,
after transacting business In Tulsa.
r. = Line. well known In market
lng and refining circles, who has re-
Gently resigned his position with the
Omaha RcfnluE company, ls IN tho
city and will likcly make satisfactory
connections here. Ito knows thc
business from start TO finish and has
a world OF friends among the job
bcrs throughout the middle west.
A. H. Simouds OF Fairmout w.
Va. Is spending few days In Tulsa
and is locking over the fields In
Oklahoma and Kansas.
r. Rowcn. general managcr OF tho
National Refining company Tor
oklahoma, was In tho city yesterday.
George T. O'Scll. we'll known op-
orator, was I'm TulsH yesterday, hay
ing returned from TcxaS and IoWsi
ana points
Gcuc Ulaisc. with the Inland Re
fiuing company. is back from busi
ness trip to Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. s241 w. H. PECK Residence 2442

Gated IN the northwest of the north b.
vest 22-12-12 and within 400 feet OF
ca Oh other.
The first well, that of Newman
Wilson Hawes- -Bastable combina-
tion which was brought in Sunday
night at depth of also feet, and
producing a flow Of LOCO barrels.
has increased its production TO l,1OO
barrels, while the well No. l OF tho
Barbara OIL company opened UP at
700 barrels, with a steady Increase,
and the same company well No. 2,
IL slowly coming in with a showing
Of between 200 barrels and 900 bar
rels, and their No. well Ia giving
every indication of a still greater
production.
These properties are strictly in the
Henryetta field, all crews working
out Of this city. from where they OBJ
tain their supplies. The Barbara
company is "a Chicago concern, while
Wilson, Hawes and Bastable are 10
cal parties with Newman OF the
north end OF the county, and while
Hcnryetta district has been and is
the essential gas field Of the Couu<s
the city will now take its place
among the oil producing commune
ties OF the state, "A COnsummatlOT
long prophesied by the prominent oi
producers of the state who have in.
vostigated this locality.
An intimation Of what was expect.
ed OF these wells brought to the city
last week caused no little stir ir
Main street realty holdings, ther,
being five transfers within two day,
of the time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
In Texas

special TO Tho World
The Bell well OF the Dixie Land
syndicate, section 90. block 2. ii. q
g. n. railroad survey Reeves county,
Texas. three miles north and west OF
Pecos, flowed over the top OF the
casing today. This well, which was
brought In last Wednesday at n
depth of $50 feet, is the first COM
morcial discovery between Eastland,
Texas and Los Angeles, Cal. The well
has not yet been put on the pump
because OF Inadequate storage facili-
ties. Therefore, 1t Is impossible AT
present to mere than calculate the
potential production. oil operators
who are florking In here from all
parts of the country on every train
variously estimate the well from 30O
TO 500 barrels per day. The oil is
Of light green in color compared
to tho Ranger and stephens county
Texas crude, testing about 81 degrees
beauma. The oil comes from sand
instead Of limestone as In the Ranger
and Eastland fields, and is found al.
n ost at the top of the pcrmian for.
nation. The strike has caused grea
excitement in and around Pecos anC
IL vertitable stampede is taking plac,
In the new fields. COntracts for 81
or more new wells were closed to-
day. Probabilities of field Of wild,
area and shalowcr drilling will b,
developed within a radius of Al
miles.
Pecos is PA miles east of FL PasC
on the main line Of the Texas Pacifi,
railroad, and west of Fort Worti
about 400 miles. The new strike I!
about one mile from the Santa f,
railroad running to Amarillo from
Pecos. Pecos is n thriving town o
about 5000 population and - th'
county seat OF Reeves county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
One Court Decision That
Did Not Decide

Some time since The World carried
a news item to the effect that Gut
berson Brothers had won a lawsuit
covering the use and manufacture Of
McKissick tubing catchers. 1t now
appears that the Dunn Manufactur-
ing company of Oxnard, Cal, is
sending word TO all users of these
tools that they will back any claim
for patent infringement made by any
person, firm or corporation. THAT
the decree permits us TO proceed
undisturbed in the manufacture and
sale Of McKissick tubing catchers
pending a decision OF the court OF
appeals"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
Magnolia MOUing to
Oklahoma City

The Magnolia Petroleum company
closed its Tulsa, office yesterday
and will move it's business TO Okla
homa City. II will be located in the
Liberty National Bank building,
oklahoma City, for about GO
days vet at which time II will
move into the new five-story build
ing which the Magnolia people now
have under construction and which
will be completed in about days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
At Henryettd

BY Associated Press State Wire
HENRYETTA, Okla, March 10
The Henryetta oil field added a third
producer with a 70o-barrel meas
urement today; making the third
well Of profitable capacity in As
hours. and all within the seven mile
Henryetta district. They being To-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
InpOrtdnt Decision

Ono OF the most favorable deci-
sions TO oil operators handed down
by any court is the decision of the
supreme court OF oklahoma in the
case of Pelham Petroleum company
VS.. North. decided on Tuesday,
March Q, 1920.
The point involved is the obliga-
ton on the part OF the producer 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
0. p. & Il. Has Big Wei

The oklahoma Producing Il Re-
filming Co. shot its No. In iy-22-l0
yesterday afternoon and the flow
started at 200 barrales a day. This
we'll was shot with l40 quarts at a
depth OF 1.S22 feet and is about 40
feet in the Bartlesyille sand,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
Write Me About on

expert advice OIL development and
IIeases' Retired drilling contractor
Knows Healdton, Burkburnett,
stteWett fields thoroughly. Twenty
i've years resident Ardmore. Write
,.or reliable information. Investlga-
uun ana report on leases, develop
Weht and prices, references, all
HrGInore banks. William c. Down ing,
ArdJpore. Okla.--Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
For Sale, Production and Pipe line.

OHt IHuusand-bnrreI producliOn
W northwest Burkburnett field. to-
sSe,her with pipe line from field to
u,houthett, including storage
tanks, loading racks, etc. Splendid
proposition FOR independent refinery
Address Sioux Oil q Refining Co,
4O7 National Bank Bldg. Wichita
rails, TeXas.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

40. 2 Pascoc. 7-lb-l1. Is Rig ON
ground.
Carter oil company. No. Wigh
ton, 7-15-tl. In drilling at 225 tcct
No 2 Wdghtou. 7-i5-ll, " rig
Emery and others, No. pnscoc,
1-1b-ll. tx q RIG
Prairie OIL a GAS Co. NJ. Gih
son, 7-l5-li. Is drilling at 2,2jO foot
No, I Gibson, i-l5-il, is "a tie No.
: Gibson. 1-l5.li is u rig
Oklahoma Producing & Rcfiuing,
No. | Bilt. 7-15-11, is a tig.
|. Texas company. Nu. Gibson,
.S-15-11. Is drilling at 2.2o0 feet
Bradstrcct, No. ! Adams. iO-l5-ll,
is rig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

For Sle-Offset acreage to drilling
vel in Section 25, T. ism, Rise. one
half mile from big production IN
swallow sand. Well to be started at
once Phone Usage 1863. 332 Rob
inson Bldg-Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

Have S0-acre lease Kelleyville
feld; must offset producing well at
once; will give three -fourths to party
Tor well, or Will sci! outright. Ad-
dress w. n. Dannenburg, Sapulpa,
Okla--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

J., For Sale-New, T. o. b. Usage June
uon, Okla, l car 1000 feet u in. l2
10 > a. L. casing. sl.25 per foot;
car Z,oOO feet l0-inch, 32-pound Ma
uohal casing, $3.50 per foot. Ad.
uress ls4-D. care of World.-AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
North of lICnI,itnu

Tho Kanola oil n Nonning CO. has
a rig up ana is moving in tlmhcrs
fora tost in the northeast of the
northwest OF 23-gOu Nv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

Wightan. Cosdon n co, No. "a
Atkins northwest of the northeast
25-l3-12, is making 10 barrels at
62i feet
Lind oil company No. 10 Tango.
southwest southeast southeast Is
12-l5. IL making so barrels, which is
east southeast NJ BoyntOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

Ray Royalty Exchange will sell or
buy one barrel up in butcher,
Tucker or Wilcox sands. Call II. d.
ray Alexander Hotel, Tulsa or J..
Ray, Westbrook Hotel, Fort Worth.
--,AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
OIL AND GAS
Leases Supplies. PRODUCTION, Etc.

Wanted-1,600 feet 5% casing IT
pounds, 500 feet 10 inch. o. w.
Edwards, 22l Iowa Bldg. Usage
sO59. After 6 p, m. Usage 396.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
COSMOS SHOWING
SOME Gas STATE
OFF F|C|ALS TODAY
Officers of Company Report Presence
Gas When Rotary Shut Down
and Mud in Hole Stops
Circulating

The Cosmos Petroleum company,
No. /, Hair farm in section 22-3n-8w
where a sand was picked up last
Saturday is showing some gas as
the drillers wait on casing, according
to officers of the company who re-
turned last night from the location,
seven and half miles southwest Of
Rush Springs, Southern Grady
county.
This gas showed, it was stated,
after the drillers had shut down the
rotary for a couple of hours, the
pressure forcing the gas up through
a hole filled with heavy slush and
mud Since the bit hit the sand the
tools have been rotated slowly in
this hole, with the bit off bottom, to
keep the walls of the hole in good
condition until casing can be hauled
to the ground
c. 0. Jaggers, president of the
company stated today that he had
procured a string Of eight and a
quarter, 80 pound casing, most of it
being in the Walters field. This
will be moved to the Cosmos loca-
ion as soon as possible and run, fol
lowing which the well will be ce-
nented before it is drilled any
leeper into the sand.
Ash brothers, the contractors have
established a wildcat record in
lrilling to the sand at a depth of
2442 feet in three weeks and Mr..
Jaggers stated that the company
now desires to show as much speed
rs possible and bring the well in,
With the operations from start to
Finish being a wildcat record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
DEMAND HARDING
GIVE INF FORMANT
ON FRENCH WISH
Cox Attacks Hardinus Statement
Again in Rhode Island Speech;
French Newspaper Man
Didn't See Harding
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Providence r. l., Oct 20.-Gover-
nor James M. Cox, democratic candi-
date for president declared that he
would demand that Senator Harding,
the republican entry, reveal the iden-
tity of the person who gave him the
impression that France would look
with favor on the republican candi-
dates proposal for new associa-
tion of nations.
He attacked the French spokes
man issue as vigorously as he went
after the "slush fund" matter early
in the campaign.
Governor Cox faced a busy day of
speaking in Rhode Island, Massa-
chusets and Connecticut.
Hadn't Seen Harding.
BY United Press.
New York, Oct 2O,-Maurice De
Koora, whom Governor Cox inti-
mated was the man who told Sena-
tor Harding that the French people
wanted America to lead the way in
q new association of nations, denied
today that he had ever seen Senator
Harding.
De Kobra is a correspondent for a
Paris newspaper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
CONGRE EGAT|ONAL
CHURCH MEETING
SCHE EDULED HERE
Delegates Expected to Arrive This
Morning; First Session This
Afternoon at Church, Ninth
and Texas

A joint meeting OF the Northwest
and Southwest Associations of Con
gregational churches and Ministers
is scheduled in Chickasha today and
tomorrow.
Rev. j. G. Keilner, pastor of the
Chickasha church, is expecting a
large delegation here. The sessions
will be held in the local Congrega-
rional church, corner Ninth street
and Texas avenue. The following
program has been announced
Wednesday Afternoon.
3:00-Joint Devotional meeting;
Mrs. c. ]. Mardis, Altoona.
3:SO-Separate business meetings,
organization, reports of officers. etc.
4:3O--Joint 4: Meeting; Address
THE Pilgrim Spirit in the Twentieth
Century" Rev. Samuel Pearson,
Waynoka.
Wednesday Night.
7:30-Praise service.
Associational sermon Rev. Clay 0.
Oakes. Helena, Communion Service
Rev B. S. Oakes, Bnger and Rev.
J. c. Warren, Kingfisher.
Thursday Morning.
9:OO-Devotional Rev. r. C. Nc
Coy, Manchester
9:3O-Separate business meetings
credentials, Ministerial Standing,
Roll Of Churches.
1O:OO-"The Congregational World
Movement for the Three Hundredth
Year" DR.. E. A. Kicker,
Round Table.
1-Fall and Easter Campaigns o"
Evangelism, Rev. F. W. Oils, Okar-
che.
Missionary Education. Materials
Achievements, Rev. w II. Hurlbut,
Medford.
Stewardship, Rev. l.. l.. Shaw,
Weatherford.
The Campaign: "$5OOOOOO for the
Worlds Redemption, Supt. A. f.
Kicker.
Thursday Afternoon.
2:20-Women's Missionary Hour:
Mrs. s. Pearson, Waynoka.,
3:O0-Address: DR.. Henry Tuttle,
President Kingfisher College.
3:30-Setting Up the Program of
Christian Education, Ideals. Organi-
zation, Material, Method; DR.. Fred
Grey, District Secretary, Topeka
Kansas
Thursday Night.
7:30-Devotional Service, Rev. d.
n. Swinney, carrier.
Address-Dr. Fred Grey, Kansas.
Religious Education. Compromise
or Conservation. address-Prof. F. II
Harris, Kingfisher College.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
Mayor Receives Letter From Assls-
tant Director Stating Evidence
Given Does Not Warrant
Recount.
POINTS OUT FIGURES
FOR NATION ARE LOW
Refers to School Census as Shown
by Age Comparison in chicka-
sha Count; Says Many
Towns Decrease

Requests for another census enum
Grafton in Chickasha have been de
MED by the bureau of the census
Mayor S. c. Durbn is advised in a
letter just received from w. M
Stewart, assistant director.
Protests were filed by the Chicka
sha Chamber Of Commerce and May
or Durbin after the census bureau
had announced the city's population
as 1919, a decrease of 141 from
the 1910 census. Evidence and fig
ures showing a remarkable growth
of the city's population during the
past ten years was submitted by the
Chamber of Commerce. This data
was ignored and a recount denied
by the census department.
In letter received by Mayor Dur
bin, w. H. Stewart, assistant direc-
tor Of the census bureau, says:
"a careful examination of the orig
inal returns for Chickasha has been
made, and it has been found that
the total number Of school children
and youth aged to 20 inclusive
compared with the total population
of that city shows a ratio of So
or in other words, that there are 3.2
persons for each child OF school age
"The number of school children in
Chickasha in 1910, compared with
! the total population of that year
shows a ratio of 34 and a similar
comparison for the county a ratio of
80. A very slight difference, there
fore, exists between the 1910 and
1920 ratios, which indicates that
there can have been no serious de-
feet in the enumeration of that city.
The population of the United
States has already been announced,
hence it is now too late to check
the enumeration of any city unless
evidence is frr,,,hed Of previous
error. SO far as can be judged from
the data in possession of the bureau
there would be no good reason for
making such a check of the enum-
GRAFTON Of Chickasha
''It is regretted that the results of
the census Of Chickasha are so up
satisfactory to the people of that
place, but is must be borne in mind
that the population of the country
as whole is not showing as great
an increase during this decade as
during the preceding one, and that
considerable proportion of the
smaller places are showing an ac-
tual decrease.
This large falling off in the rate
of growth for the country as a whole
is due mainly to an almost complete
cessation of immigration for more
than five years preceding the taking
of the census in January last, and
in some degree also to the epidem-
les of influenza and the casualties
resulting from the world war"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
FIVE KILLED IN
WRECK At ERIE

BY United Press.
Erie, Penn, Oct. 2O.-Five persons
were killed and several others in
jured when two passenger trains CO..
lided on the New York Central, at
a switch near the Erie union sta.
ton.
Three of the injured were not ex
pected to live, according to state
ments of hospital officials where
they were taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
MART IAL LAW IN
RUSSIA, REPORTS
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Copenhagen, Oct. 2O-Martial law
has been declared in II Russian de-
partments, including the cities of Pet
rograd and Moscow, according to a
report published in a local news
paper
Rumors of an anti-bolshevik upris-
ing in Russia, have filtered through
the frontiers at intervals during the
last few days. Clashes between the
Red troops and rebels are reported
to have occurred in the streets OF
Moscow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
PLAN BIG NAVAL
DEMONSTRATION
By United Press.

By United Press.
Paris, Oct 20.-A naval demon
itration on the Black Sea is planned
by the allies, the French foreign of
fce announced in a statement issued
today.
The demonstration, the nature of
which has not been disclosed by of
icials of the French foreign office,
nay be staged off Trebizond, Asiatic
Turkey in behalf of the Armenians.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-20
OWENS INJURED

] w. Owens, former Grady county
fam agent, now secretary CT the
Grady County Grange organization,
is suffering from Ia strained back.
The Injuries were sustained while
Mr. Owens was assisting in unloading
cotton at the Grange Exchange here.