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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

United Press Staff Correspondent,
New York. Oct. 2.-Wlth Qfflcia
titles 10 the pennani. Instead o.
mathematical certainiIos. the New
York Giants and the Yankees wer,
brushing up today for the worlds
series.
John McGraw. manager Of the Ma
tlonal League champions. and Miller
llugglns. the pilot OF the American
League pcnnant winners. ordered
their charges 10 report at the Polo
grounds today for n light workout.
With the exception Of q few minor
ailments. both clubs were reported
in good shape and ready 10 present
their full strength IN the opening
rame Wednesday.
Dabe Ruth has been nursing n
strained side that hc pulled In bat
ting practice few days ago, but he
said today that II was not bothering
and that the old swing was all ready
The first of the reserved seats for
the series were mailed out Of both
offices last night and thei secretaries
of tho two clubs assured all pur.
chascrs that they would bo delIy.
cred IN plenty Of timo for the series.
Although tho demand was said 10 |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
BOTH GOTHAM TEAMS POLISH UP
FOR ANNUAL BASEBALL CLASSIC
Ys STARTING WE'D. AT POLO GROUNDS

DO heavy few reserved seats wer,
stilI available today.
II was announced that 10000 seats
IN the upper stand aud the blcaohers
would be placed on sale before each
game at 10 o'clock In the morning
Purchasers. however. have 20 enter
the grounds just ~ soon as they got
their Ticket and sales are limited TO
one.
with the exception of the appoint.
ment Of umpires, which h expected
today. everything Is IN readiness for
the opening of the series. Neither
manager. OF course. has selected n
pitcher to 30 out after the first
game. but II Is considered almost q
certainty that the Giants viii play
behind Arthur Nchf. and that Joe
Bush. the ace OF the Yanks. viii be
sent to the mound by Manager Hug.
gins.
Groh Il considered sure 20 start
for the Giants with Casey Slcngel
In center field II he. gets rid Of Il
Charley horse that has had him
imping around for several days.
Since tho Yankees have no south.
raw regulars on the pitching staff,
itongel probably will play through
he series II he Is In shape.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

thence due west iio feet thence
due north Is feet. thence due east
a. feet 10 the point OF beginning
Amount OF beneiit------.fsGiio
Aud an unplatod piece OF ground
beginning At point 1885 feet west
and $40 feet south OF the northeast
corner OF the southeast quarter OF
section number lhlriyiwo ts2l.
township seven 90. range seven ca
wcht thence due south 100 feet.
thence due west 40 feet. thence
due north 100 feet. thence duo east
ifO foct 10 the point OF beginning.
Amount OF benefit ------ -t9s9.C0
SECTION No. 4.
That the city Clerl, be and he Is
hereby authorized. empowered and
directed 10 apportlon the foregoing
and corrected Amount Of nenelils"
ON all Of the above described lots
and tracts or parcels OF land on the
street Improvement records OF said
CITY to conform TO the provisions OF
this Ordinance.
SECTION No. ..
That for the immediate prcserya.
lion OF the public peace. health and
safety OF the Inhabitants OF said
city an emergency Is hereby de.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

70 appralse and apporilon ,ho bene
li'a nccruing 10 certain lots anc
tracts or parcels nf land. by reason
OF the paving and otherwise improv
ing OF Street Improvement District
No. 22. OF the City Of Chlckasha
Oklahoma; and
WHEREAS. The Mayor and CT,
Council did by resolution ON IN,
18th day OF August. A. D.. 1929. did
appoint n time. September II. 1923
Tor hearing and passing upon any
objections or complaints against
said apnralscment and apportlon.
ment. aud did hold such meeting
Tor said purposes; and
WHEREAS. said report was there.
after by resolution OF said Mayor
and city Council In all things con.
lirmcd aud all other requirements
Of law hnvc been fulfilled: aud
WHEREAS, certain lots aud tracts
OF parcels Of land were divided by
reason Of ownership and Of official
recorded plat and maps thereof
prior TO the filling Of the report os
the Board OF Appraisers.
Now. Therefore BE II Ordained by
the Mayor and City Council OF the
city OF chlckasha. Oklahoma.
SECTION No. 1.
That the Amount OF Benefit" as
was levied and assessed against
lot six In block 10. Sparks Second
addition TO the City of chlckasha.
by Section No. |. of Ordinance No.
'Gl of the CIty OF Chickashn. Okla.
homa. be aud the same Is hereby
corrected to read as follows. to.wlt:
Lot
or.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

Dr. bullock. negro physician here
testified that he examined the body
~ Ran Toles and Jessie Brl,ion
lhpt the former was shot Just below
the LEFT shoulder. the bulleit rang
ing cross.wlse OF the body: that IN,
Brllion glrl was shot through N,
neck, the bullet ranging downward
and coming out at the shoulder
blade,
Testimony Refuted.
Much Of the testimony produced
by the prosecution, and especially
that pertaining to Andrew Meeting,
the Anadarko hardware merchant
and one OF the five men accused of
numbering the two negroes. was re-.
mtcd by The defense witnesses. put
on the stand Saturday afternoon
when the hearing was resumed.
Four Witnesses. exclusive OF a
number OF character Witnesses were
introduced by Attorneys Morgan
and osmond, oounsclors for Meet.
ing
Erwin stephens. Jess Garrett, Jess
and Russell Howell tcs.
titled that Meeting was on the north
side Of the Packard automobile
parked near the house during the
that Meeting was not
armed. These witnesses also testl.
fled that Joe Vance was ON the
north side OF the car when the
began. Roy Glass was
standing near tho car. according to
ihc testimony given by the defense
Witnesses.
The character witnesses testified
hat the defendant Meeting was
successful business man; that he is
a man OF good character with n
good reputation IN the community
IN which he lives.
Adrian Melton, attorney for Joe
Vance. Mollett Vance. Roy Glass
and Bigc Hash. withheld all indlca
lions OF the ground on which this |
quartet win make their fight for
lcquittal. They did not Introduce 4
/ single witness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Defendants in
.Verden Murder
4s Case Give Bond
CONTINUED from page one.)

Continued from page one)
Toles told OF his brothers dash
from the house as the shots were
being fired; the hunt for him in
the nearby cotton patch and the
finding of his body the next morn.
ing at daybroak under an elm tree,
about 40 yards from the house. His
hat was found near fence over
which the negro is believed to have
jumped as he fled. ..
Glass, 1t was brought out in the
testimony, was standing just out.
side the door when the shots were
fired. lie was unarmed. lie was
held for the district court on the
theoryithat he was aiding and abet-
ting in the Shooting. according to
Ben Goff, county attorney.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

clared 70 exist by reason wnerc''
this Ordinance shall be In full force
and effect ror6 and after It's pass
age. approval and publication
Passed. with section No . con
sldcred separately. by threeionr'ps
minority OF all councilmen elect on
this gsih day OF September a. d.
1929.
Approved by the Mayor this 2Slh
day OF September. 4. D.. 1922
.. coFFMAN.
sesl- Attest, Mayor
J. X. WELLDORN. =
CITY Clerk
l02.it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
MAINTENANCE Of
WAY MEN NEE inc
(By The United Press }

Detroit, Mich, Oct. Twelve
hundred maintenance of way dele
gates representing every corner of
the United States and Canada were
gathered here today at the opening
of their tw3 weeks convention in
preparation for what was declared
to be the most Important meeting
the organization has held since its
inception in 1886.
Serious questions that. may in
yolve rail transportation in this
country and Canada emanating from
the recent strike were to be dis.
cussed. ~
Prominent among the visitors
were Warren S. Stone, chief of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi.
neers; w. G. Lee of the Trainmen:
w. S. Carter of the Firemen and
Enginemen; Il. e. Sheppard. of the
Conductors; Frank Morrison, Secre-
tary of the American Federation of
Labor. and President E. F. Cradle
" tne snopmen' .4-.-.-.~--
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Danger of War
Is Averted by
- Peace Proposal
Continued from page one.)

Continued from page one)
easier by British officials. following
the invitation OF Kemal for the
allies to meet him at Mudania to-
morrow in a peace parley. was dem.
onstrated when the announcement
was made that there would be no
cabinet meeting until Wednesday.
The acceptance of Kemal's inyi.
tation was up TO General Harrington,
whose decision has not yet been
announced. Harrington has been
given full powers to act for his em-
pire in Near Eastern affairs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

That the amount of Benefit" as
was levied and assessed against an
unplated piece of land beginning at
the southeast corner of the inter.
section OF Alabama avenue and Sey.
enteenth street or Park boulevard
thence due south along the east
side of Seventeenth street or Park
boulevard 1909 feet. thence due
east 40 feet, thence due north 1904
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Amount
F'""'- ~" sf''"''7 WV
aECTlON 40. Z.

sElllbN No J.
Tsat the Amount OF Benefit as
WAS levied and assessed against an
unplated piece OF land beginning at
the souihweat corner OF the inter
section OF Virginia avenue aud Sew
onlCenih street or Park boulevard,
thence due south 300 feet to the
north line OF Alabama avenue.
thence due east 40 feet. thence
due north to the south line OF vir.
ginia avenue. thence due west TO
point OF beginning. by Section No.
| Of the Ordinance No 7Gi OF the
City of Chiclasha. Oklahoma. he
aud the same Ia hereby corrected
to read ms follows. to.wlt:
And an unplated piece OF ground
beginning at point 4O3.5 feet west
and $40 feet south of tha northeast
corner Of the southeast quarter OF
section thirty.two (32l. township
seven O, rangc seven ca west.
thence due south % feet, ihesnc
due west liO feet. thence due l1....
50 feet. thence due east 10 feet to
the point OF beginning.
Amount OF benefit ------S55i.e5
And an unplated piece OF ground
beginning at point lO35 feet west
and Saj feet south OF the northeast
corner of the southeast quarter OF
section number thirty.two ,(S2),
township seven (0, range seven ca
west, thence due south A. feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
First Published oct. 2. 1872 }
ORDINANCE No. 767.

An Ordinance Correcting the Assess
ments Of Certain Lots and Tracts
or Parcels OF Land In Street I'm.
provement District Number Twen.
ty-two t22) in the City of Chicka
sha, oklahoma: Assessing Against
Said Lots and Tracts or Parcels
Of Land the Amount of Benefits
Derived by the Improving of Street
Improve ent District Number
Twenty-Five (22) of Said City. and
Declaring an Emergency.
WHEREAS. The Mayor and City
Council did by resolution on the
l4th day of August, A. d.. 1922, ap
point three disinterested appraisers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

Here's Mighty Mike" Cvengros,
ieember Of the pitching staff of the
Chicks OF 1921. After playing a fine
season in the Southern association
with Little Rocx this year. he fin.
fshed the season with the New
York Giants. oi Saturday in Goth.
an, Mike lot the Boston Braves
down with six blows, but was beat.
en 5 TO /. The Giants poled a
Total OF IL safctles, but they went
1or naught. Only three Braves
were able 20 connect with Mixes
delivery for SAFE blows, six being
turned back swatless.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

feet from the south line OF Ala.
bama avenue. thence west TO point
OF bcgInnIns. BY SECTION No. / OF
Ordinance No sei OF the city OF
Chickasha, Oklahoma. be and the
same Is hereby corrected TO read
ns follows. to'wlt;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
National Leaaue.

AT Brooklyn 0; Philadelphia G.
At New York 0-3; Boston so.
Nt' Chicago I; st. Louis T.
.hs Cincinnati 5.5;. Pittsburgh a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
National Le,r.o.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.


American League.
AT Cleveland 6; Detroit 5.
at Washington 6; New York 1.
At st. Louis 2; Chicago /.
only three games.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
Y. W. & Y. VI. PARTY.

An outing party arranged by the
committee on cooperation from the
Y. W. c. a. and the Y NJ. c. A. en-
joyed a trip 10 Cofheld Beach last
evening. The party included about
fifty young men and women from
the two Y's. on reaching the beach
a big bon fire was built and frank
furters were roasted, also marsh
mallows; later in the evening other
refreshments. consisting OF ice
cream and cold drinks were served.
The rocks down on the beach were
used for seats and everyone par
ticipated in a sing OF old familiar
songs. Several of the party added 70
the pleasure Of the occasion by the
use OF stringed instruments.
The truck was lent thru the cour-
tesy OF b. F. Marean. superintendent
OF the Electric Hose and Rubber Co.
The party was chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Sparks.
The committee Is planning for
many more outdoor parties during
the summer.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
TWO-BALL FOURSOME
AT COUNTRY CLUB

Several OF the most important
events on the active summer sched-
ule of the Wilmington Country Club
will decided within the next two
weeks. The two biggest numbers
on the program are the Middle At
lantic Golf Association annual tourn-
ament which will be held on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday Of next
week and the Delaware State Cham
pionship tennis tournament which
will start on Monday, June 10.
The annual Women's One Day In
vitation Golf Tournament will be
held next Tuesday and the mixed
two-ball foursome. a club event
which was postponed from last
Thursday, will be started at $50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Many entries have been receiv-
ed for the big events and they
promise to be the successful order
of their predecessors. An elabor-
ate social program has been ar
ranged to entertain the host OF vis-
itors who will attend.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
BLUIBERG FINED FOR
ASSAULT ON BOY

Accused Of seizing Malcolm Walk
er. about a years Of age, by the
hand in an attempt 10 wrench a
golf ball from him, Louis z. Blum
berg was fined s25 and costs on a
charge OF assault and battery by
Deputy Judge Lynn in Municipal
Court this morning. They live on
Fourteenth street between King and
Market. According to the testimony.
the boy was bouncing a ball against
the wall OF his home and several
times II went across the street into
the grass plot OF Blumberg's home.
to which Blumberg objected. After
getting possession OF two OF the
boys balls. the defendant tried TO
force a third ball from his hand
after the lad had received It when
It had rolled on the grass plot and
off again.
Blumberg claimed that he did not
lay hands on the boy.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
TRUCK CRUSHES
BOY TO DEATH
Driver Is Held on Charges
of Manslaughter and
Speeding
TOT PLAYING WITH
COMPANIONS, KILLED

Run down by an automobile truck
driven by Samuel Kramedas. four
years-old Robert Leventon. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leventon. 500
West Fourth street. was almost in
stantly killed in Fourth street. near
Jefferson. shortly after o'clock last
night. He died in an automobile
while beng taken to the Delaware
Hospital.
Kramedas. who was driving a
truck OF Gus Wapols and Tony
Amos. fruit dealers. OF 3l7 King
street. was arrested on charges OF
speeding and manslaughter and was
held for a hearing next Tuesday by
Deputy Judge Lynn in Municipal
Court this morning. He Is % years
OF age and lives at SIS Lombard
street.
The unfortunate boy was playing
with several other children when he
ran into the street and was struck
by the truck
The wheels u the heavy machine
passed over the child's chest crush
ing his life out. The accident hap
pened on the north side OF Fourth
street. After striking the boy. the
driver run the truck up on the pave
ment on the opposite side OF the
street.
The driver was arrested by Motor
cycle officer Vandegrift.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
GLEND0N TRANSFERS
LAND FOR $22,5OO

The County Board OF Assessment
reports the following transfers OF
real estate:
Land at Penn Rose, by William
Conlyn TO John II. Sturgis, for
S5.4OO.
Land on Gordon Heights. by Mary
f. Veasey to Curney H. Dayett, fol
$500.
Land at Elmhurst. by the Elm.
hurst Realty Co. to John T. Wood
ward, for $1,000.
Land at Newark. by Joseph B,
Luton to Samuel J. Wright, for
sI.1OO.
Land in Christian Hundred. by
Ellen +. Cranston to Walter Camp
bell. for s4OO.
Land at New Castle. by the
Deemer Steel Casting Co., 10 Filippo
Calvarise. for $3.50.
Land on Montrose Terrace. by
James T. Chandler TO Nicholas II.
10 S125.
Land in Brandywine Hundred. by
Annie NJ. Davis to Anne c. Callahan
and Robert J. Cross. for the nom
inal sum of IS each.
Land on the Woodward addition
TO Roselle. by Charles F. Hacken-
dorm to Mary Katharine Hopkins,
for S5.
Land at New Castle. by Filippo
Calvarise to Antonio Calvarese,
for 81.
Land in Christiana Hundred. by
the Glenden Land Co. to Natalie S.
Warrick, for S22,500.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
'P0P" CONCERT NEXT
ON HOWARD PROGRAM

A Pop" Concert will be given in
the auditorium OF Howard High
School by combination Of depart
ments from the school
The departments engaged Will be
the Junior Girls Glee Club. in
charge OF Miss Helen z. Hender-
son; Boys Glee Club. under Arthur
p. chippey; first grade. teacher.
Miss Gertrude ]. Henry; kinder
garten, teacher, Miss Mabel Brooks:I
and the domestic science depart
ment, In charge OF Miss F. Marion
Reid.
The title Of the concert comes
from the word popular. Pop" be-
ing short for that word. Plans as
arranged for the concert are uni
que. In that the auditorium will
contain several beautifully decor
ated tables from which delicacies
will be served at the same time that
musical and literary numbers will
be rendered from the stage.
All OF the edibles will be prepared
by the domestic science department.
and served by the members at any
and all times during the evening.
This concert is one more OF the
several closing events OF the school,
which have proven to date. quite
successful Among the features all
ready given have been The Rum
away Song" by the music department
directed by Mrs. Wooden; the first
annual debate with Baltimore Col-
ored High School. in charge OF tho
critics. Messrs. c. Milbourne Smith
Arthur p. Chippey, G. Oscar Car
rington and James A. Gardiner: the
class play given in honor OF the
seniors by the dramatic club and
directed by Miss Sadie L. Jones and
II. Ray Wooten. principal.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
LA TOILETTE ATTACKS
US. SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. June Omitted
|Press) The United States Supreme
ICourt went out OF its way TO deal a
blow at organized labor in its de-
|cision Monday IN the Coronado coal
|suit Senator La Toilette. Wisconsin,
charged today in a prepared state
|ment.
Although tho court set aside the
money Judgment against the United
Mine Workers. II is most unani-
.mous in what It foreshadows for the
union labor OF this country" La Fol-
lete stated.
La Follette's attack was based
largely on the finding OF the court
that unions, although unincorpor-
ated, are sueable.
THE Coronado Coal Company de-
oision by Chief Justice Taft is sig
nifcant because OF what the court
says on questions not involved in the
case rather than because OF anything
that is actually decided" La Toilette
said in part.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
TO SAFEGUARD
MILK SUPPLY
Pasteurization to Be Re-
quired Under Proposed
City Ordinance
SAY RAW GRADE
is BELOW STANDARD

Movement TO better protect the
city's summer milk supply and safe
guard the health OF consumers. par
ticularly babies. was begun today by
the Health Board.
At a meeting this morning the
board decided TO take up with City
Solicitor satterthwaite the drafting
OF an ordinance TO absolutely pro-
hibit sale OF raw milk. Reports
presented showed that recent tests
OF samples OF raw milk now being
sold are far from being up to the re-
quired standard.
II was asserted that milk could be
Pasteurized without unreasonable
additional expense TO either pro-
ducer or consumer, and II was the
sense OF the board that all milk sold
should undergo the pasteurizing pro-
cess.
Two years ago. when the pres
ent milk ordinance was before City
Council. there was a long and bitter
wrangle over the question OF re-
'quiring pasteurization OF all milk.
Numerous hearings were held, at
which a number OF dairymen de-
clared such a rule would make II
impossible for them to compete with
big dairies that employ the method.
Council finally decided 20 grade the
milk in four general classes: A and
o pasteurized and A and r raw
Markings were required so that con-
sumers might know exactly what
they were paying for.
In view OF the low standard OF
the raw milk now on the general
market. the Health Board believes
that It Is time for pasteurization
Of the entire supply with a view 10
safeguarding health. especially
during the heated term, as fully as
possible.
Just how City Council will regard
the proposed new ordinance will
depend probably upon the public
sentiment shown towards II and the
influence which small dairymen may
attempt to bring to bear in oppo-
sition.
Evening journal., 1922-06-07
TURNER'S Will
Open field
Turngemeinde TO Give Ex-
hibition at Bayard Stad-
ium June "a
MASS DRILL
WILL BE FEATURE

Opening OF the new portion OF the
Baynard Athletic Field and stadium
with a seating capacity Of 5000 along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
the western extreme OF Eighteenth
street, will be celebrated with the
staging OF the annual track and field
meet and gymnastic exhibition OF the
Philadelphia Turngemeinde District
OF the American Gymnastic Union by
the Wilmington Turngemeinde on
Saturday, June %.
one OF the biggest features OF the
day will be a concert by a band Of
40 pieces under the direction OF
Charles NJ. Banks. The concert will
start with the first events at 2
o'clock.
The meet and exhibition will easily
be the greatest event OF physical
education In quality and proportion
ever held In Wilmington. Societies
from the district which comprises
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Roxbor-
ough. Riverside Wilkes Barre and
Wilmington will be represented in
all OF the classes which include from
children 20 the experienced actives.
The address Of welcome TO the
visiting Turner's will be delivered by
Fest President William f. Kurtz.
Mayor Harvey will speak in behalf OF
the city and a number OF other state
County and City officials will be
present. A general invitation has
been issued 10 the public az large.
Among the events on the program
are in the field meet i0O-yard dash.
high jump. broad jump. polo vault,
shotput baseball throw for Juniors.
Mems. Seniors and Womens classes.
In the gymnasuc exhibition there
will be model exercises on the ap-
paratus, including horizontal bar,
parallel bars and horses.
one OF the feature numbers OF the
entire day will be a great mass drill
In which all OF the societies with all
their entries will participate under
the supervision Of one leader.