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September oil Fires

Losses by fire iu United statea
and canada durne September as
compiled 10y New York journal "
Commerce. amounted to $c5.aOl.- ~
400 or about rQuaI io those of SON.
tombcr. 1890. when va ucs wore 4tlu
considerably inflated. Soptrmhrr
fires. which resulted tn property
damage Of $4,000 or over each
numbered 32G. they Included the
folpwiug oil fires Wichita Fails.
Tcsaa uH tsuk~. $4,000. iuustrr,
oil tank, $4,000. Wpusyilc. Mo.
OIL 100000. Llvcrmurr. cal. old
station, 10000. philadelphia. oil
plant 500. 600. EodcI. Kan. OH
tank. $4,000. Louisville. Ky. oil
tank. S22b,O0u. beaumont. ToNas.
four 55,0o0-harrl OH tanks. Sl76,-
900.
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BEARS RETAIN
WHEAT MARGIN
Advantage Swung Due to
Price Breaks Recorded
in the Northwest

CHICAGO, Oct. 13-Bears had
the advantage In the wheat mark ct
today owing chiefly TO price breaks
which took place yesterday north
west when the Chicago exchange
was closed. The finish here today.
although steady. was 2m2Nc net
lower. with December Sll2i5 n
ll2Ac and May Sll7ul17Ac
Corn lost 7-S62 3.4c and oats ic
to iSc. provislons varied from un-
changed figures to SIC down.
Corn and oats declined with
wheat.
Lowest prices yet this season wcro
touched for current deliveries Of lard
ana ribs. Weakness OF grain and
hogs and in foreign exchange ap-
pcared to be responsible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

ing new gas complcuous In SOUTH
ern Chautauqua county operators
have brought in several wells with
the Empire hooking up 20 thcm and
buying readily Montgomery county
has for years boon the banner gas
county Of the state. Chnuaugul.
Cowley Greenwood and Elk counties
have made great strides lately. how.
ever, in gas prOdulfi.r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14
MAN -TRAPPER ExoNERATED
Burglar Trnp Caught nnd Killed
Ncighbpriug Farmer

Special 60 Tho World
MCALESTEK. oct. 13. The
county attorney announces thnt tho
case against Newt Woods who has
been held ON charge OF murder.
will be dismissed Woods is ul.
legged 10 have set n trap boy tirinr
"A string to, the trigger of shotgun
In such q manner that when his
kitchen door was opened tho n-
trud"r would receive the discharge
from the gun.
Cccil Sorrcls. auCighboring far
mbr, was found dead ON the door
step with a gunshot wound I'm his
stomaCh. Woods alleged that he
had been missing provisions from
his lardcr. The tragedy occurred IN
tho Businesses OF the Jack Fork
mountains.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

le ~ A1o. Oct l3.--CattIe-R Receipts
~ trt-, beef steers generally l5g
~. nifaer top Yearllngs, si2lS: aver
n,'sts - .s buk besf stssls l,'OO sTIn5 oss
huil. sa' 'ock, steady - l5e higher
ssrs ~ fiy; calves 2bdbOo higher:
vs,is,,H calves, asa soc higher. good
",gltfs if -lc higher.
astiys .'Ipts. 5000 head Market
day, syy mostly SO 2be lower than yester,
stss e,lienr-s. isiOaS 50. bulk paoklne
, owe. 1855 .pigs. roc Iower 10 l5c
sS.,, ou,k desirable sT7SGEO.
oaeneS N.ee'pts rs 600. killing classes
hfesiy " packers, largely ss75; quality
az I,fflori butchers paying $500 N
bss, ~, .'Tn lambs early, tgS5asIO;
Hele ssl5 ,,.l lew feeder lambs here
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Cotton seed on

NEW YORK- oct. Is.-Cofton feoI oIi
weakened today ia sympathy with de-.
clires in lard. grain and crudo ou but
arilod late In the day on covering The
close was steady at - % points not
decline. saice. 2o3oO barrels Prime
crudo. 1000 01l2c, prime summer vel.
low SPOT nominal, December si5c:
March. $3.50 and May. glZc. all bid.
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WANT AIDS
Rates and Information

ANRNto anu iilAVl VIA AlNll
1'st u0r word. per uma
Seven. Insertions fer the urI.U 90 sir.
Minimum space W words
ic p"r word Per dsv whom copy RUNS
ono month without change
Minimum amount one umo POD.
NLL CUARGE WANT Nus aT. r..
uud payable the sauc day uuf rH.r
ii'n ut ad appears I'U uuf. f.Hf town
SITUATIONS Wanted. NNr.ruF t.uar.
nui Hcusnhuld Gooda ada e.y pus
iNttlN cash iu advance
'lLI .EpUOSE WANT ADS ar.
'hIrrd ht tho same ratio aH cash att.
uNl collections viii BE- uHIu at ronf
l.HH ~ office - soon pffp NIat I'm
.fInu u8 possible. ruIa IH au accom-
u Iuinn service ana payment SHOULD
br made promptly when NI1 is ura
il hc repeated back d. you Dos 900, I....
phUu" al tHNrt 'n uHNt HHrr fMtf |f
hoe honn CORRECTLY Nkuu Tlr Mlr.I
cannot agsthuo responsibility fu. .,I..I.
ll t.y Nni uvDuruuE 900 telephone ru
'"'tt-.s; e-ts
spai"ihlr fof rrrota 600 amy advertise.
mont unless reported Iww.Itt,N HIfrr
ttTst iusorfluua 80 reduction tu u.HF 4f
Nu od VIII be made unless UfIHI I..
struys value VI al.
Phone 5000
ASK ron wANT All DEPARTMENT
HOURS
DUcu nally. BE-. u tt b. w
open sunday q. u. tu n
Ads received duriup those huuI. tu
upprar Va. Tho World inU following
morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

G, II. Howard manager Of The
mortgage loan department Of the
Exchange Trust company, rs ON a
trim ~ inspeciion of farms. spend
ing Thursday az Duraut
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AUTOMOBILES

nARGAINs ~ ISDiANA TRUCKS
yyr have "a number Of hlghrgfade Indiana
fryrka first grade mrr rhHuieal condition.
TTs irsr Than so days old ana al. under
rnr year Guaranteed ~ rev. heApou
ti1Ie partlc8. small cash payment ana
.vr,pfigugl terms TruckH must De
moved. Make an offor. Can furnish
work. ...,. r,,,trg y,.
S0t = Cherokee.
MuskOgoe, Okla.
DELIVERY TRUCK For sale. chevrolet
100 model vIU. t.p completely Csar.
hauled and puIuttd starter extra ~.
avsrytnIng r splendid condition. i-i't
some terms lHaEn 'att.
FpRU sprfIa'uf good running order now
urIrt bargain. tl2.. psaEr tlfa
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FRATEHNITY-NH
active and alumni members
meet Friday Octobfr It
2 80 3. ur iu room 200
Texas bgUdIug between
Main and BoEtou on
Fourth.
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In the Oil Fields
Ticker Dope From Nem York

SHREVEPOBT-An advance in
the price OF retail gasoline became
effective here Tuesday morning
when the Standard oil company
raised two cents a gallon to 2l cents.
and waa promptly followed by other
distributors including three local
refineries operating filling stations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

LONDON. oct. is--fead--Spot 25tCs
Cd futures. % SIS sd Zinc. spot, 26.l2s
Cd; futures, 27d.
KANSAS CITY. oct, I3.--EEgs, 1o high
or. flrsts 4Oc.
Poultry--Unchnnged
CHICAGO, oct. 1a-Rutter higher:
creOmery extras. A5c, nrHts g4a nae;
seconds 30 n 35c. standards, 4Oc
Eggs-HiEher' receipts. s2sn rasss.
firsts, 42mitc; ordinary, 3smt0c. tais.
cellaneous. ~ 042c; refrigerator extras
52d 81 Nc refrigerator flrsts. 3in3ihc.
Poultry--Aliye, lower. fowls. 2tG25c:;
springs, 20c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

NEW YORK. oct. IA President
Nauclain of tho Baldwin Locomotive
company announces the receipt OF
an order Tor 7j locomotives for the
state railways OF Argentina, This
Is the largest single order the COM
p8ny has received 10 date this year,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

NEW Standard oil com.
pany is sending considerable drilling
equipment to Mexico In prCpara tion
for more active work in the oil
fields of that country. This is an
important development az It indi-
Gates Standards confidence In Mcxi-
co fields.
Standard OF ~ j., the most promi-
nent standard unit In Mexico, has
profited IN It's Mexican venture.
The important point in view I'm the
present situation is that higher
prices for oil are going 70 prevail
in Mexico In the future. Position of
the company's operating IN Mexico
has restored to normal by resump-
ton OF shipments OF oil out OF that
country. For several weeks during
"A deadlock between oil companies
and the Mexican government, ship
ments were practically suspended
and the situation was not comfort
able. Shipments Of oil now are go-
ing ahead without interruption as a
result OF agreement reached between
American oil men and the Mexican
government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

n OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. Is.rCsttis
ssseelpts 1850; steady; steers H25G
M. row9 and heiters, s3.5od45O. calves,
tss'es'o, stockers and feeders. E3.5og
AtoE,- Receipts, 800 head; top. 7.7Si
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AUTOMOBILES


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at,N.t l',5 aa"'e'u. 2. Xxx.
f|... ,..' ''''p''i WI .. ...
Hr. newly vanished faO f.r uul,N
.u|" Eastern N.I company. .N' TOMAS
Hllt telephone pH1ro 800.
ron EXCHANGE. Goo. rO scrns Missouri
rul uutI town. fuI ruud automobile
NlIrrHH N.a.E ear" World.
.r.u .,Ir .u. ,.,r... f..1 ,..,t ...l.p..
V.fn starter. gpag ir.H ami a GOOD
I.uNrr PRICE cheap f'r gui.K sale call
Naur. HtHI uI IH|U.F
pa.a.u.rr pr,f,r, ,auilm'. Cedar
'..t
RON rAfr. Ir.tt ft.t.r. .fs u.sI., e..I
bargain IoIg o. .H.lJ.
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Nebraska advanced 2 cents gallon
TO % y cents a gallon Wholesale An
advance In prices TN Rocky Noun
tain territory by Continental OIL rs
expected I'm the near future.
NEW YORK-Jatcst advices from
Mexico. Int. Pet. co. well No. a.,
Toteco. Is virtually under control
aud that on october 10 was leaking
about 5000 bbls q day. Tho well
had been running wild FOR nearly
two weeks.
Mexican Eagle OIL. operated by
Royal Dutch shell group, has closed
a contract to buy 80 600 daily "
Mexican Gu!f oil Corporation In
Toteco district. Mexico. Length ot
time OF contract has not been
learned, but it is not believed TO cN-
coed three months Element of in
creasing crude oil prices undoubtcd-
ly was a determining factor I'm con-
tract not being for a longer time.
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NEW YoRK-standard oil Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

ADMIRAL. a.. lII4 Tau r1uma. nicely
iIfn.ahHd iUr housekeeping. Oaago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

IA gAtLr HOTEL
fIb =. Denver. Omgo 1908, dining room
tu 'uuu"' dom oct our weekly ana month
W lHt.r So" management. quiet neigh
N.fhHHd, close tIuuHpoft.tion! near heart
OF .Ift
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

NEW YORK, oct l3.--Liberty bonds
closed avs 800. first Is % 90. second
%, 92.lt bid! first rs. $500 second lhs,
Victory as 9S.3I; Victory 4As, ss3s.
Federal Reserve Banks
SlIINGTpN.' oct. = oi,,Sin-,i f--
sources and liabilities Of the twelve fed
eral reserve banks banks At the close ot
business October II. were reported tonight
by the federal reserv board as follows;
RESOURCES.
Total gold hid by banks gsT3s $50, 900
Total gold reserves s. 72S922 900
Total reserves t2S76g33 900
Total bills on hB-d. 81. l.463.7gs.OoO.
Total earning assets. 81 6sOi92 900.
Total resources, .i,lso 1872 600.
LIABILITIES.
Total deposits. ti724.se5. 0n0
Total liabilities t5.ls0, $4,000.
An ounce of gold could be drawn
into a wire so miles long.
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WANT ADS
,gNsiN'fg
CNit,1s1.i1 1i5a lp
huu ~
ANNOUNCEMENTS

VIE wlsu to hsut our marr friends ana
Urighbura fur their thuuU gu kndn,aa
and eYmrathy shown us duuuF the rrr,ut
sickness snd death OF our aYu. cecil. also
Mrs. A, bobhs ana sisters
LOST AND TouNn. :
FuuNp-Coin purse on kendall car. own.
paying tor al. can Of aol b. i'oston
LpsI on STOLEN -nLAClt GuKnuN
sErTEh, ABOUT. Eluur MONTHS
AbnREss On SsAMG uErTRS ron
REWARD TO MRS. !. o. FISHER. fGOl
=. CAitsON InONE OsAGE le7s.
Lost Bunch 81 keys 90 round rlug
Yates psuE" 1888
LOST silver Persian cat. large green
oyrs, also yellow Persian cat can Usage
7go9.
LOsT-Ladios' handbag. containing so.
finder please notify John Cook. sporty
Okla, and receiver reward.
Lost Wednesday afternoon, oct. o., on
east end Frisco freight house driveway,
pair black rim nose glasses. Hututu ~
W, sixth. Howard. Usage 2bis
.Dsr one caaunfcurs black glove be-
tween Ttlrtccuth ana sNtoenth street
on g. Detroit Hcwaid. CAN psago bt9-
Lost on ,orcult iakss 5sI w.sdnsSa.sy
evening between 30 unl b 100 ladys
brown ,pockeihooe Osagc 3soo-R
LOsT--On ". sixth 81. purse containing
pair black. trimmed rlaTatB and small
change. Finder keep change ANA return
gnssrs 10 7oG .. roorlu.
LOST- Pair NJ glas4us. gold rim, priced
as keepsake. hcWard. baag" 1891.
LOsr-A white male hui dog briud'e
spo;s nr istt 0ys. side ana tail Cedar
1o2b. reward
LOTT Brown FUR mink Chokct. sunday
night uu Nnlu. Thlrd, r. sixth iituey.
Reward SO Cedar 2iib
REV ARD fur return of cap Registered
huu tcrrlcr. color black with white
points srrgW tnu. rttAYed or stolen from
I44l 3. Cluciuuat bsage Gb3i or SO. Iia -
moud Furniture 90
sroLEN on. rrs@e 'ysswL,lg' 1f3m Z,
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JACOBS HOTEL
IfrrrIuf throughout 200 rooms Htni
lH'UH Popular prices rooms $3.50 on,
> 1000 uur v.rU. 81 and ft25 uar day
AoN Fast Ilfsl st Phone Ouago t9o
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
HALF OF WORLDS
COAL IN AMERICA.

Washington. United states
has half OF the bltumlnous coal sup
ply Of the world. DR.. George Otis
Smith. director OF the geological sur
vey. said before the senate manufac.
tureds committee at hearings on the
Calder bill proposing federal regula-
tions of the coal industry.
Replying to questions by Senator
Reed, democrat, OF Missouri, DR..
Smith said he did not want to be
too certain as 'to how long the sup.
ply would last, but that some estl
mates were .as high as Thousands
of years" Anthracite. he added, IS
much more limited
The committee was discussing
with this witness and with Edward
Tryon, also of the geological survey.
the prospective supplies and the
causes for high prices last summer
MIR. Tryon said large exports last
summer had a direct effect on pri-
ces. These exports were in a mea-
sure due to British embargoes on
coal exports and to the needs of
Southern Europe for coal.
The coal strike also contributed to
high prices, the witness said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
First Published Jan. 10. 1921
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER FORE.
CLOSURE.

Notice is hereby given, that in
pursuance OF an order of sale issued
out of the District Court OF Grady
County, Oklahoma, on the 7th day
OF January, 1921 in an sction where
in Hazel Evans was plaintiff and Ed
+. Johns, j. 3. Sparks, b. b. Bridges,
Dora Travis, William Mckay and
n e Petty md the unknown heirs
c. I. c. N ~ deceased, were de-
PENDANTS, directed TO me, the under
dersigned sheriff of Grady County
commanding me to levy upon, ap-
praise and sell the following de-
scribed property, to.wtt:
The Sc Ia Of Sc II of the SE IA
OF Section Z township 6 north,
range Z west, and E IL of Sc
Ia of NV IA, and w. 10
acres Of lot IS, the south 4.SO
acres of lot Il, the L 2t.2G acres of
lot is, the w IL of SE Ia of SW IA,
and w. IL Of NE ii of SW IA, and
south 1894 acres of lot II, all in
section five, township G, north, range
Z west, to satisfy a judgment and
decree of foreclosure in favor of said
plaintiff and against said defendants
obtained and made in said court on
the 9Th day of January, 1921, for the
sum of $4,352.66 and s percent inter-
est from September 81, 1920, and the
further sum of $425.O0 attorneys fees
and all costs and accruing costs.
l will on the 14tl day of Febru-
arey, 1921, at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, at the
front door of the court house IN the
City of Chickasha, in said county
and state, offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the said
property above described, or so much
thereof as will satisfy said judg-
ment with interest and costs.
Dated this the 7th day of January,
1921.
MATT SANKEY,
Sheriff Of Grady County, Oklahoma.
BY A. SIDNEY HANCOCK, Deputy.
1-13-5tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
HOUSEWIFE COMPENSATION
BILL OFFERED IN KANSAS

Topeka, Kan-Despite the fact
that there are but four women in
the Kansas legislature, as compared
with a total in both houses Of 100
men, Mrs. Minnie Grimstead of Lib
eral, dean of the women legislators.
today expressed confidence that her
housewife compensation bill will meet
with approval. The bill provides
that a wife may assume the status
OF an employe in her home, which
would permit her to recover dam
ages for injuries sustained while
performing household duties, under
the state workmen's compensation
law. The husband, in the roll Of
employer, would have to pay such
damages.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21

city. now employed as clerk In the
Dallas postofflce, was on duty In
the office when Il was robbed last
Friday, according TO a letter just re.
ceived by the young mans father,
W. ~ Elliott. Elliott was standing
near a negro janitor who was shot
through the arm when the hold-ups
entered the building, he stated in
the letter.
Il experienced nothing so sensa.
tional during the four years served
in the navy" he wrote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
Seek Large Sum
For Sons Death

Lawton. okla.-Damages In the
sum OF $4,000 are sought In a suit
filed this morning In district court.
by s. =. and Mary Sutton. against
the Lone star OIL 4 Gas company.
for the death Of their son. Curtis c.
sutton. which occurred August 2.
1920. Sutton, the petition states. was
killed while working for the Lone
Star company as tool dresser on
we'll In stephens county.
The petition alleges that the
plaintiffs are resident sof Stephens
county, and that they are the father
and mother and sole heir OF Curtis
c. Sutton. II further alleges that sut.
ton was in the employ OF the Lone
Star company. assisting In drilling
a well about five miles southwest
OF Loco. In stephens county.
The plaintiff alleges that II was
the duty OF defendants to use reas.
onablo care in providing safe tools.
etc. but. the plaintiff al.
leges. the company failed In this
duty, In that the machinery was old
and worn and out OF repair and that
the spool on which cable was held
was worn and out of repair and
would not hold cable thereon. II wrl
while replacing this spool, the petit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21

woke tho old fashioned method OF
punishment, spanking. n petty
crimes and nisdemeanorn continue
TO be- committed by youngsters,
"Iil administer the punishment
myself, too" tho Judge declared.
The iuycnlle probcm In Lawton
has been aid II is a serious prob.
lem. Judge Fullerton declared today.
More stringent punishment will have
to be meted out to the youthful Grim.
inals n they are 10 be curbcd In
their career OF crime. he believes.
They have got TO learn the les
son tfat punishment win follow. II
they are caught doing wrong. LcIn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
LOCAL BOY IN DALLAS
PosToFFIcE WHEN ROBBED.

Ernest Elliott, formerly of this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
DENTON PLANS $4,000
BOND ISSUE FOR PARKS


Denton, Tex--Circulation Of pc
tition asking for an election to be
ordered April 2 for the voting OF a
city bond issue of $4,000 to be used
for park purposes was started here
and will be presented at the next
meeting of the city commissioners.
The Chamber of Commerce inau.
gurated the movement, which aims
to purchase about twenty acres be-
tween the business section and the
College of Industrial Arts, most of
which is occupied by negroes, and
the moving of the negroes to anoth-
er part Of the city.
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ton will be held In the city hall at
10 o'clock. Secretary Allen has not
announced tho program outlined for
the convention.
Between 30 and 10 delegates from
the seven counties other than Grady
are expected her Secretary Allen
has requested that all young demo-
Gratis OF chickasha and Grady county
attend this meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
YOUNG DEMOS IN
DISTRICT MEET
HERE SATURDAY

More than fifty young democrats
from Grady, Caddo, Stephens, JET.
ferson, Blaine, Canadian, Kingfisher,
and Comanche counties are expected
here Saturday to attend the meeting
of the sixth congressional district di-
vision of the state league of young
democrats.
This was the information an
nounced today by H. IL. Allen, OF
Carnegie, secretary of the division.
The first session of the conven-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21

Plaintiffs allegc that by reason OF
death OF Curtis G. Sutton. that they
have been deprived OF his support,
aid and assistance to the pecunIary
damage OF $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
Juvenile Problem
Becoming Serious
Says LaUt0n Judge

Lawton, okla.-"spare the rod and
spoil the child" is an axiom In
which County Judge 7. @. Fullerton
Is a firm believer.
Judge Fullerton threatens TO In.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21

tion alleges, that tho engine was
started without warning and "by
such action the crank on said ma
chinery was placed In motion with
great speed and struck the dc.
ceased with such force as to I'M
mediately kill him"
Sutton was % years old with an
expectancy OF life Of le years, tho
petition alleges. and earning $4,000
per annum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-21
MAN ARRESTED in DALLAS
GIVEN TEN YEAR SENTENCE

Louisville, Ky.-George L. Martin.
former secretary of the German Say
ing Fund Building association plead
ed guilty here today to making false
entries on the books of the associa-
tion in connection with indictments
charging him with emhezzlement Of
approximately 100000.
The jury disreguarded recommen-
dations of the court and the prose-
cutting attorney for sentence of. s
years and made it 10.