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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

Damos hoy la publicidad la i'm
portante opinion emitida por Ell Tri-
bunal Supreme de Puerto Rico, en-. una
scci6n de desahucio, en- la cual Sc dis
putaba ell derecho que pudiera tener
Ia persona que adquiera por conpra al
Banco de San Juan una parcela de te-
rreno ubicada en- Ell sub-barrio Me.illa
para hacer desalojarla a quien la es-
tuviere ocupando indebidamente.
Representaba al demandante, en- di-
cho pleito, Ell Lcdo. Rafael sancho Bo-
net, quien obtuvo sentencia a favor
de su representado en- la corte de Dis
trito y confirm6 mas tarde la corte
Suprema.
Es un senalado triunfo que viene 2,
sumarse los muchos galardones gana.
dos por el joven y competente abo-
gado.
EN- LA coRTE sUPREMA DE P. R.
Francisco Angler6,
Demandante apelado,
VS..
Antonio Fernandez,
Demandada y apelante.
1890
Ape,aci6n procedente de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, Primer Distrito,
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por ell
Juez Presidente Sr. del Toro. San
Juan, Pto. Rico, diciembre IL, 1922.
Francisco Angler6 archiv6 una de-
manda de desahucio eh Ia Corte de Dis
trito del Primer Distrito de San Juan
contra Antonia Fernandez Aleg0 que
era dueho dc I'm solar, que describe
debidamente, situado en- Mehlla, SaE
turce; cue habia requerido la deman-
dada, ocuDante del solar, para que 10
dejara a su disposition y cue In dcn-an
dada Sc habia negado q clio conti-
luaba ocupandolo sin pagar canoa nj
merced.
La demandada present6 una excep-
ci6n previa sobre defecto in6ebida
acumuIaci6n de parties contesto ne
gando los hechos de la damanda ref
riendose cierto pleito pead1enre en-
cue estaba envuelto Ell detechn lie pro
piedad del solar en- question Y alegan
do que habfa arrendado al Banco Gle
San Juan el solar venia depositando
ei precio del arrendamiento en- ell juz-
gado.
Practicada la prueba, la corte dc dis
trito dict6 sentencia en- contra dc la
demandada esta interpCso entonces
el presente recurso de apelac:6n.
Resulta elaro que la sdsmandante
arrend6 al Banco de San Jual. De este
banco recibi6 tambien su titulo de pro
piedad Ell demandants La prupIa de
mandada declarando en- ei 5aicio, oijo
"el Sr. Angler6 fu6 mi casa yo lie
propuse que va que ell banco lie ia.
bSa vendido ell solar donde nabstabs mi
casa, sabiendo cue la propied.ad estaba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

para destruir el fatidico collar, que
Sc iba entrelazando con la alberta
ayuda de los umpires cue hasta el
nltimo instante forzaban su predis-
posicion.
Termino ell juego con la derrota
nuestra, anotandose otro triunfo HUI
macao.
Baterias. por Humaeao:-San y
Santana; por Pta. de TERRA Nuts,
Sosa y Costoso.
He aqui ell score:
Pta. de TERRA 600 600 0o1-1
Humacao Stars 2O2 100 10x-6
M. BOY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22
PERECIo AHoGADA

En- Ell sitio denominado ''La Repre-.
sa", de Bayamon, pereci6 ahogada Ia
joven Natividad Flores, de IL amos,
cuien Sc baiaba en- ell rio, adonde fu6
en- busca de aqua.
Ell Juez ordeno el levantamiento del
cadaveY.
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ANUNCIOS elastic AD 81

XYENTA DE FLORES NATURA.
LIS On Ia Gale .sHsars", Stsr
IA. sansurcs.--Llams 81 ssl5fono e7s
axul eanturcs , serAn ssrvtdos aamedis
tamente.-P,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

nsPLENDTDA REsmENcIA en- 81
Condado, cerca del mar, de dos plan
tas. ' con solar muy ampliO, esta ds
venta para entrega Immediate por IN
precio nnlitadisimO. InformarS2 aparsa
DO a5s San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

II VENDE barato IN piano lnarca
CORONA en- buenas condiciones.
Tel6fono Ga Rojo santurce.-12-26.
CE VENDE o Sc ALQUILA, despues
de diciembre primero, en- Monteao-
res, casa estilo Bungalow de ocho
habitacicnes. casita para el servicio Sc
parada. Tiene garaje. Ilame al tel6fo-
no 50 Roto. Santurce.-P.
CT DEsEA listed QUE sU GAZE
LILO vuelva su color natural pri
mitivo use la sALUD DEL CABELLo
DE HAY, preparado inofensivo cue ade
mas de suprimir las canas, fortalece
la raiz del cabello. Frasco grande S1.2s
" Frasco Mediano rs centavos. CON
zALEz PADIN co.'s.
RLANoUEADoR DERMA VIVA es-
pecial para las personas de color.
Blanquea rapidamente el cults oscuro
dando,e nm tono de suavidad maraviIlo
so. Pomo so centavos. GONZALEZ
PADIN co.'s.
CE vENDE un CARO- Hudson Speeds
ter dltimo modelo, casi nuevo y
en- magnifcas condolences. Informes re
tuan Al, Teldfono 1s, Apartado "a, San
Juan.-12-25
<soMA BUEN PAN AvisamOs Al
piblico que va encontraran en- to-
dos los buenos establecimiento desde
San Juan hasta Rio Piedras nuestro
famoso PAN muy lespecialmente en-
el Colmado Espaha de Hato Rey. Fl,
iese en- la emboltura. siempre buena
CALIDAD. La EUsKALDUNA, tele-
fono 4S3 azul, Santurce.-1-19.
CE ALQUILAN los altos casa calIe Er
nesto Cerra esouina carretera Nue
va, cuarenta d6lares; cuatro dormito-
rios. sala, comedor, cocina, cuarto ba-
no Inodoro. Informaran. Bajos. te-
lefono 815 negro.-12-26.
vENDO SOLAR en- la avenida Per-
shing de 4S4 metros so centimetros IN
forme Regime Leh~6r. telefono 975
azul Salvador Prats ~ - IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

NESEO comprar una maqulna regls-
tradora que este en- buenas con.
dicicnss y que su precio sea modico'
81 interessdo en- este negccio puede di-
rigirse al apartado nhmero 67l, Aqua
dilla. p. R.--11-25.
STTlNTE LIQUIDo INsTANTANEO
y para el pelo v la barha, tine en-
pocos minutos 81 pelo cano desoo-
lorido, Sc garantiza que da cxcelentes
resultados; color negro. Frasco grande
81 90. Frasco peQuefio 60 centavos. CON
zALEz PADIN CO.'S.
cToMALIx sAIz DE CARLO, para
fscilitar la digestion y evitarse
las molestias del est6mago intestinos,
t6mese una cucharada de Stomalix
sais de Carlo despues de cada conf
da; 10 venden todas las bcticas.-GON
zALEz PADIN co.'s.
A TIENDA A sU sALUD:-- 81 Sc
= siente usted d6bil, necesita un
huen reconstituyente, pida en- las Far
macias s.ARCoDOL' vera que mucho
le aprovecha.-12-S1.
|TTAGAsE PROPIETARIo. Por $500
! de contado $150O.00 pagadercs
an tres afics puede conseguir una casa
acabada de construir, con todas las
comodidades de actualidad. Infornar
ra j. M. p. o. Box 22e, San Juan, F. R.
1928
NEURO VIRIL--s 1mpotencia, Decai-
miento fiaico Esperinatorrea. FL yer
dadero aIifnento de la cdlula nerviosa
agotada. Compuesto de Iohimbina del
oeste de Africa v Lecitilaa. En- todas
las farmacias, A r
fsOLD CRBAM7 BLANQuEADoR Y
VANISHING CREAM, PANDORA.
Son los tres mejores productos hasta
ahora ,conocidos, usandelos no hay Gu
tis mao; no debe faltar en- su tocador.
Pomo 80 centavos. GONZALEZ PA
DIN CO.'S.
cE ALQuIIsAN en- la Gale Arsenal
No. 10 dos habitaciones c6modas y
ventiladas, propias para oficinas ma
trimonio. Sc solieitan tambi6n abona-
dos. Puede darse comidas 81 SO desea.
Tnformaran en- Ia misma casa.--12 %.
PARA ocUpARsE sEGUIDA
CE vENDE casa concrete ell Mira
mar cuatro habitaciones, garaje
on cuarto servicio e instalaci6n sani-
taria independents. Informes telefo-
no 57s. San Juan.-12-26.
x~ANE DINERo; NecesitO seis
agentes en- la 1sla para vender
zapatos y efectos AUTOMOBILES directa-
mente al consumidor. Escriba Jose
M. Gatell, Apartado 11o7, San Juan
IA
or vEltDE pcr embarcar hermOsa
- victrola, S240 marca Victor
liltimo estiIo, recientemente recibida
de Estados Unidos. Diriiase Matos, r
o. san Juan.-12-2s.
rOvEN con buenas referencias y CO.
nocimieutcs de farmacia desea
colocaci6n como agente vendedor er
farmacia. Informaran telefono s7s Ro
- santurce.
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CoI.AREs:-Calis LOLA (parada
44). Precios sumaments bajca.
Nueva Urbanjzaci6n. su nombre y d.
recci6n por telefCno, ccrreo o perso-
nalmente. 10 da derecno information
detaIlada. Henry W. Dooly. Edihcio
Belaval. Tanca 2. TelsfOno 5sO, san
Juan.-P.
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Al de Fotografias

Caoba dorado. MedaEIones desde
S1.50. Marcos l6 por 20 s14O para
diplomas etc., 10 por IL desde $1.00.
Cromos grandes 25 ctvs. Perry pic
lures Is ctvs. COlores en- Tubitos pa
ra Artistas IL ctys. Lienzo para pin
tar $1.50 yarda. Papel para Acua-
rela. Lapiz Crayon DesfuminOs to-
da clase de materiales para Artistas
a precios muy econ6micos. Mande
sus pedidos a La Mayagiiez Frame
Co. ArecibO Box IL.
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Sc vENDE CASA EN- EEIRA-
MAR. Sitio Ell mas c6ntrico, Ger
ca de la Iglesia, solar grande,
tiene seis dormitorios, garage,
etc. Apartado 1899.
Sc VENDE. A cinco minutes de
Rio Piedras en- la carretera, bue
ma fnca para cana lecherfa. In
formara Box 1299.-1 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

VTApATERos:-- 81 Quereis eccno-
ruixar en- IL cOmpra de pieles 2
n,atsrta1es del rams, solicitad nuestrcs
precios. Apartado 1S4. Aguadiila' T.
A.-Ps
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

DnTRoLEO GAL es q nnico rese-
! nerador del cabello de fama reco-
nocida. 10 hace crecer 10 fOrtalece,
tsando PETRoLEo GAL NO HAY
cALvAs. Pomo graHde $175. Pomo
pequefo s1.oo GONZALEZ PADIN
CoMPANY.-1-S.
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vIcTRoLA electrical
: con Sc records, valor $500, sin
records, POGO uso, Sc vende en- $10O
con records, al contado. Telefono 2O6
Rojo. San Jran.-12-25.
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ALQUILANSE: Una dos habitacio-
mes amplias frescas, entrada inde-
pendiente con esplendida terraza en-
mirador. Dirijase Ell MUNDo y
despues de las SIS al 162 negro San
Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

sE ALQUILA UN CHALET
En- inagnificas condolences y esplen-
didamente sitnado en- San Juan Moder-
no, cerca del Mar. Informaran en- q
tel6fono sos, santurce. ---11-25.
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IT . : =
$4,000 al afio. $4,000 en- las horas
: iibres. Ademas repartimos con
I'd. nuestras ganancias. Venda
: capas de aqua marca weather
! Monarch. Pregunte por "Duol
Coat NO. 800. Obtenga lnuestra
gratis de una capa.
Associated Raincoat Agents Inc,
446 N. Wells Div. P. r.
. Chicago, Ill.
. 1927.
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CE vENDE un CARO- Hudson Speeds
ter dltimo modeIo, casi nuevo y
en- magnifcas condolences. Informes re
tuan Al, Telefono 1s, Apartado "a, San
Juan.-12-25.
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FNOR S50.0O.-Se alqui'an los bajos
! de la casa numero ocho de la ca
lie s'Subida de la Iglesia de San Ma
teo', parada 25. 1nformaran: Telefono
ndmero 773 azul. santurce, P. R.--P.
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tradOra que esLe en- Uu0Has VVl3
dicicnes y que su precic sea modico
81 interesado en- este negocio puede di-
rigirse al apartado nhmero 671, Aqua
dilla, P. R.-11-25.
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CSTONdALIx SAIz DE CARLO, para
fscilitar la digestion y evitarse
las molestias del est6mago intestinos,
t6mese una cucharada de stomalix
sais de Carlo despues de cada conf
da; 10 venden todas las bcticas-GON
zAI.Ez PApTN co.'s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
Additional Four Mill Levy PROPOSE.
tion Gets Majority Of 1862 Votes;
800 Are Cast; All But One
Ward Carries.
HOW THEY VOTED.

BY a majority of 162 votes the
extra levy proposition submitted to
the voters of the city in special
election yesterday was approved.
Exactly 800 votes were cast in
the special election. Four hundred
and eighty-one of these were for the
proposition, leaving 319 against it,
The proposition received a ma
iority vote in every ward except
ward one where 1l6 voted mo- and
104 voted yes" This embraces the
negro section of the city. Many me-
groes cast their ballots in the special
election, Mr. Minnett said.
The largest majority for the extra
levy was piled up in ward two. OF
the 2SS votes polled at the city hall,
POI were for the proposition and only
81 against
In ward three, 60 voters favored
the extra levy while 80 opposed it.
At the Carnegie library, voting place
for ward four, 101 affirmative votes
and 92 negative votes were cast.
Mayor Coffman is gratified over
the. outcome of the election, he said
this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16

shannon Springs municipal park
bathing pool h now being stocked
with fish.
Y. W. Darncll, city councilman. and
Dan W. Beets. city street commits.
sloncr. both enthusiastic anglers,
have. with the permission Of the city
park board. assumed the responsible
ity Of stocking the large pool with
bass and cropple.
These two gentlemen discovered
that In the construction OF the bath.
ing pool. an ideal fish hatchery was
accidentally" built In the improve
mcnts made at the park n number OF
years ago. a small cement reservoir
was constructed aI point Just west
OF the site which several months ago
was transformed into n bathing pool.
Water from the two springs flows
into this reservoir which now con-
tains large volume OF moss. A
small outlet, lined with cement and
rocks. carries the constant overflow
from the mosslined reservoir into
the large body OF water
Messrs. Darnell aud Beets con-
ceived the idea that this arrange
ment was an ideal fish hatchery aud
they Immediately applied to the park
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
Continued on page five.)
HUNT MOTIVE IFOR !
MYSTERY MURDER
Investigators Find Lake Hurst Vic
tim Chloroformed Before Being
Shot; other Man Was Ex-
Husband of Suspect.
(By The United Press.)

Lake Hurst, N. j., Aug. 16.-Mo-
tive behind the Staying of VIM. Glib
erson, for whose murder his wife, a
prominent reformer and prohibition
ist, is held was sought today by
Prosecutor w. H. Jayne as the fol-
lowing developments in the mystery
came to light:
1.-The slain man was chloroform-
ed before being shot.
2-He had been shot some time
before his wife's shrieks brought
neighbors.
3-The "other man" for whose
sake. Mrs. Giberson was at first be-
lieved by authorities to have slain
her husband, following discovery of
love letters, proved to be an Hitter.
ate ex-husband whose identity the
woman had kept secret.
Mrs. Giberson still maintains burg
lars slew her husband.
A construction engineer, who was
questioned concerning his relation
ship with Mrs. Giberson yesterday
was absolved from all connection
with the murder. He admitted HI
knew Mrs. Giberson but was abb,
to prove to Prosecutor Jayne tha
he was innocent of all knowledge o
! the crime. ----J
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
HARRE[D STARTS
CAS- PRICE DRIVE
Declares Price on Gasoline Fixed
Arbitrarily by Big Companies Re-
gardless OF supply: Asks
oil Tariff Duty.
nv The united Prcss.)

Washington, Aug. 16. - Americas
oil industry is dominated by n few
large producing companies and the
price of gasoline lis fixed arbitrarily
by the oil monopolIsts." Senator Har-
reid, Oklahoma, charged in the SEN
ate today, urging duty In the tariff
bill of S5 cents a barrel on crude
petroleum and % cents a barrel on
fuel oil imported into this country.
Refuting the argument that a tariff
would increase the price of gasoline
and oil to the consumer, Harreld de-
clared that II is the policy OF these
monopolists to buy the crude oil as
cheaply as possible and to sell 1t for
all the public will pay, and the pur-
chaser will be forced to pay by the
monopolsts whether this tariff is
added or not"
Harreld attacked the Standard OIL
company, the Edward L. Dohney com
pany and the Royal Dutch Shell com
pany on grounds that they had q
monopoly on Mexican production and
were seeking a monopoly on the pro
duction in the United States.
Gasoline prices have been raised
and lowered, Harreld stated, without
respect to the law of supply and de-
mand and without justification in
view of existing stocks of crude oil,
from which gasoline is refined.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
LEWIS EXPECTED
To ISSUE ORDER
To START MINES
Cleveland Agreement 10 Ne Placed
Before Operators In Various Dis.
trIets by Chiefs Of Respective
Areas Soon.
UNION HEAD SAYS 1T
IS COMPLETE VICTORY
Considers II "HonorabIe 10 All Con.
eerned'; Many Mines Opened
Today for Coal Production;
Steady output Seen.

Cleveland. o.. Aug. iC.-John l..
Lewls. president OF tho United Mine
Workers was expected today 10 IL.
sue Instructions to district mInc Of.
ficials 10 place tho agreement reach.
cd here yesterday before operators
OF their districts at once.
II the operators sign tho agree.
ment as Lewis predicts. the bltumk
nous strike will be ended In 75 per
cent Of the soft coal districts.
Following the reaching Of the
agreement Lewis issued a statement
In which ho heralded the pact as
complete victory for the miners"
Lewis said:
Il esteem this termination Of tho
conference as being especially graft.
flying not only 10 tho mine workers
who have emerged from this great
industrial conflict with signal hon.
ors but TO the American people as
well.
"The settlement Is an honorable
one 10 all concerned
"a tremendous drive has been
made against the mine workers up
on both of these issues but they
have been successfully resisted.
IAN early acceptance OF the agree.
ment by the operators In all fields
will serve to allay much OF the bit.
terness and passion which has been
aroused in the conflict and porlnit
of the reapplication of the rule of
reason in the industry"
Lewis will leave here sometime
today for Philadelphia to attend the
conference Of union leaders and an.
thracite operators tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
IL BURNED As JEWISH BOYS
HOME DESTROYED IN QUEBEC;
STAIRS CUT OFF BY SMOKE

early today. Impcrlllne fifty orphans
and rendering the building a mass
OF ruins.
Somewhere beneath smouldcring
debris. bodies OF six OF the child In
mates. missing at the check.up at
dawn, are believed buried together
with those of Thomas Ice Gault. the
caretaker. his wife and their young
son and daughter.
Flames enyelopod the Jewish or.
phanage early this morning and the
towns inadequate fire fighting
forces were powcrless TO check the
progress Of the fire. which rapidly
razed the building.
Stairs were cut off by fire aud
smoke. and many children were
saved In thrilling rescues. being low.
cred from the third floor by ropes
made from blankets and sheets
knotted together. These ropes were
hurriodly improvlsed as the flames
swept rapidly through the structure.
putting whitening blasts OF heat and
auffocaling smoke upon the children
who huddled around the windows.
The building collapsed after the
fire had burned two and half
hours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
ACTUAL WORK ON
NEW WELL WILL
START THURSDAY
Nichlos to spud Tomorrow on No.
2; LeMaster and Muse Moving
in Rig; VIII Get Started Next
Week is Indication.
SUNRAY GETS STARTED
IN SOUTHERN DISTRICT
Nichlos viii Go Below Gas Sand for
Oil; Arrasmth to Move in; Har-
ness Offset Idle; Waiting
on Fuel, Report.

Progress toward the development
of the Nichlos area, IA miles south
west of Chickasha goes steadily
forward with the prospect of next
week seeing two new wells down
several hundred feet, with two more
ready TO start actual drilling.
j. B.. Nichlos. owner of the man.
moth gasser discovery well. is to
spud his No. on Thursday, the
location being in the southeast of
the northeast of the southwest of
section 26-5n-Sw. This well is slated
to be drilled as rapidly as possible
to about 1900 feet. At that depth,
-barreling will start. They will
core through the Nichlos sand,
found in the discovery well at
slightly below 1900 feet and carried
to 1871, and will hunt for an oil
sand below that level.
1t is believed by drillers and own.
ers that they may pick up a good oil
sand Immediately below the Nichlos
gas sand. In the event they miss
it there, they will go deeper, figur
ing that if the big oil sand is not
directly under the Nichlos gas sand
it will be picked up at a depth less
than 1000 feet.
LeMaster, Muse ct al, are moving
in rig timbers for the new well or
the Cook and Hollister lease, the
location being in the northeast Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
RENEW FIGHT ON n
LIQUOR VESSELS
Controversy Over American Ships
Peddling Booze Aired Again in
Congress With Probe of
Where Hootch Obtained.
By The United Press.)

Washington, Aug 16.-The con-
troversy over booze selling on Amer
lean ocean vessels broke out anew
in the house today when resolutions
were introduced demanding that the
United States shipping board inform
congress where the liquor now being
dispensed on its ships is purchased.
The resolutions, sponsored by
Representative Brennan, republican
of Michigan and Representative
Gallivan, democrat, Massachusetts,
called upon the shipping board to
tell congress Immediately whether
it is true that the agents OH the
board are buying liquor from dis
tillers in England while at the same
time the prohibition officers OF the
government are seeking England's
cooperation in an effort to prevent
English ships with booze aboard
from touching at American ports.
Then the resolutions, in effect, in
ouire Of Chairman Lasker Of the
shipping board as to whether ii
would not save money for the Amer
lean taxpayers if the board would
ARRANGE" with the prohibition en-
forcement units at Washington tc
get liquor from stores which this
government has seized. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
SHANNON SPRINGS POOL BEING
STOCKED WITH FISH,; IS IDEAL
HATCHERY SAY LOCAL ANGLERS

board for permission TO stock the
pool with fish. There were some fish
already In the small reservoir. The
two enthusiastic anglers have added
to this number more than 200 biz
moulhed bass selned from lake near
this city. The alxe Of these fish
range from two and ono.half inches
TO five inches long. Two extra large
fish we're included In the assortment.
Six hundred cropple will be- placed
In the hatchery within the next ten
days. Mr.. Darnell said today. II gIven
proper care fish which already havo
been placed IN the hatchery. together
with the 600 yet 10 be added. viii
completely stock the pool and afford
an unlimited amount Of fishing right
at the clty's back door," Mr.. Darnell
says. Perch will be plentiful next
spring and one year from that time
bass and croppie will be there TO
entertain the anglers, he believes.
Park board members say the fish
hatchery will be given proper atten'
tion.
During spawning season 80 from
March 10 July lO-thc fish endeavor
(contInued ON paga slx.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-16
QUICK ACTION IS
NEEDED To STOP
RAIL BREAKDOWN
60 Percent OF Locomotives In Need
Of Repair, Says Report by Inter
state Commerce Commission
on Rolling Stock.
NEW YORK CONFERENCE
is CONSIDERED "STALL"
Believe Both Operators and Men Are
Playing for Public Favor In Meet;
Harding Prepares Message
to Congress.

Washington, Aug. Is. - Skeptlcal
of an early settlement of the rail
strike at another peace conference
of executives and brotherhood lead
ers in New York Thursday Presi-
dent Harding today prepared to
place the critical transportation sit
uatlon before congress In special
message tomorrow.
Mr.. Harding expected to spend
most of his time today in confer
ence with congressional leaders. He
believed the situation is charged
with political dynamite and is seek
ing advice from all quarters before
finally deciding upon the text of his
strike message.
Administration leaders are in
clined to the view that the disput-
ants, in agreeing to the Thursday
meeting in New York simply are
iockeying for public favor. There
can be no settlement unless one side
or the other is prepared to make
radical concessions.
Swift action is necessary to head
off serious breakdown of the roads,
il was made known in a report on
defective rolling stock by the inter-
state commerce commission. This
was said to show that about sixty
per cent of the 10000 locomotives in
the United States are in need of re-