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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-11-16

until Monday with MS motHei, MIS-.
Chas. Ridgley.
Frank Hammond met with quite
painful accident Friday, when the
telephone pole he was working on
broke, throwing him to the. ground.
He has a badly sprained ankle and
foot. He is able to be about with
the aid of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith of
Charleston, w. Va, visited with E.
F. Hodgin and other relatives Sat
urday and Sunday.
C. I. Michener and family of
Frazeysburg spent Sunday with rel
atives here.
Alta Reed is moving into the A.
l.. Totman house.
A. L. Totman and family visited
at J. M. Hoon's the last of the week.
Minta Beck and Frances Wool
man visited in GAINESVILLE Saturday
and Sunday.
Henry Phelps have traded their
town property for Mrs. Abe Wag-
oner's farm west of town.
DR.. H. p. Michener went to Co
lumbus on business this week.
Golden Wedding Celebration
On Nov 7, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcdonald celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary, with dinner
at the Palmer House, and reception
at the home in the evening. Mrs.
A. S. Huntington of Tulsa, Okla,
Mrs. w. H. Armstrong of Chanute,
Kans., Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Hale and
son Donald of Frazeysburg, and
Mrs. Albert Kessler, jr., of Colum-
bus, were the out of town guests.
One sister Mrs. Clarinda Fisher and
brother Geo. Reed were present
Two sisters Mrs. John Martin of
Michigan and Mrs. Thomas Russell
of GAINESVILLE, and J. w. Mcdonald
of Buffalo were unable to attend
They received many useful and ap-
propriate gifts, and many good
wishes. The following poem writ
ten by Mrs. Mcdonald was read at
the reception, by Mrs. Sadie Pen
rose:
For fifty years in good and bad
weather;
Mac and I have travelled together
Down the matrimonial way,
There were hills to climb and val
leys to roam,
Seeking ways and means for getting
home;
We lived in our cabin like our
neighbors,
Our pleasures the fruit of honest
labor.
1t is not so much where as how you
live,
Not how much you receive, but how
much you give,
That makes for happiness and sue
cess,
Peace and contentment, the home
to bless.
AS we toiled in the cold and in the
heat,
Our music was the patter of little
feet;
We had our sorrows, we had our
joys,
We had our girls and we had our
boys.
Some have gone to homes they
made,
Three are in the church yard laid.
Our youngest daughter and oldest
And our soldier boy, all have gore.
And as we so toward the setting
When the day is ended and oar
work is done,
We will look for the dawn Of an
other day,
When we shall be united again.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-11-16
REINERSVIILE

Elwood Peck and wife of near
McConnelsville visited among rela-
tives here Sunday
Georgia Brill visited at the home
of VIM. Cannon Saturday night and
Sunday.
A number of people turned out
Saturday and hauled shale to make
Sidewalks in our village.
Mrs. Bailey of Pomeroy is visit
ing and helping take care of her
father VIM. Carpenter.
K K Welch and wife were in
Beverly Monday evening.
Frank Walters is adding beauty
to his home by painting. w. O..
Ford is doing the work.
Dewey Allen and Oscar Sealock
accompanied by Mr.. McClain of
Toronto, O., are home for a week 8
vacation and hunting.
T. w. Garrett and wife of Nc
Connelsville were in our village
Tuesday.
FLOYD Lowe has measles.
Dr. Fiscus is improving his prop
erty by the addition of a new
kitchen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
H C0nfiCtO OCasiOnadO pOr Ia Interpretation
dada a Ia ley YOISiead p0r Daugherty
10 que dice este IespsCO Ia pIea de los Esta0S aidos

del trafco de alcohol. A vuelth de va
IIas alternatives en- una discussion que
no tuvo gran ambiente los mismos
barcos del Shipping Board propiedad
del gobierno y enarbolando la Bandera
de las barias las estrellas venfan
ofrecieado a sus pasajeros todas las de
Lcias de los mas confortables bien
provistos "bars" netamente america
nos. Era practica general en- qnienes
despedian viajeros en- los muelles de
los Estados Unidos pedir al que par
tia ''la primera copa a mi saIud' -.
Esto, al fin, pRrece destinado a aca-
barse ahora.
La disposition de Mr.. Daugherty, a
la luz de un estricto examen legal es
intachsble. Los buques constituyea pro
longaciones del territorio nacional y,
por 10 tanto, los bsrcos americanos, pc
dazos fotantes del territorio, estan
oglibados 4 obseryar todas las leyes
del pals, y entire elias Ia de Ia prohi
bicion. En- este aspecto todo es incoa-
testable.
Mas la prohibic.on a los buques ex
tranjsros de conducir al entrar EN-
aguas smericanas vinos hcores, Gems
tituye una enormidad practica cue va
ha levantado protestas generates en- ei
pals y en- los principles centros navle
ros del mundo entero. De no areojar
su provision de ncores y vinos al mar,
los trasatlanticos europeos que hacen
IA t-avesia a los Estados Unidos han
de verse obligados a renunciar 81
venda tocar en- otro puerto anses.
En- este case, el gasto adicional de rs
cornpafias por el recorrido extra, "a
trlslmente, ha de recargarse al pasa-
iero 0 al fiete de la carga y Ell -
sultado serfa desviar POGO POGO hacia
el p7crto canadiense Ell trafco que sho
r. vicne directamente los Estadoz
Unidos.
Los criticos de IL sensational reso-
lucion de Mr. Daugherty apuntan IA
rosibilidad de represalias directas ror
parte de las naciones lesionadas. Todo
es possible, pesar del saldo deudor de
los aiiados Y los l1amamientos este
pals para cooperar en- Europa. Pero.
de todos modcs, el principal lesiora-
do sera la Union misma, cuyo trafco
con el viejo Mundo Sc vera entorpe-
cido y obstaculizado inutilmente, sin
provecho para nadie.
Pero 10 mas probable parece ser que,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
LOS coNFLIcTos
DE LA PRoHIBIcIoN

(De lila Prensa", de New York;.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
UN BATTALION FRANCES
LLEGA A ADRIANAPOLIS

Omitted Press, via All America Cabie)
CcNsTANTINOPLA, octubre 10
Los gobiernos aliados comunican que
IN battalion de tropas francesas ha lie
gado esta madrugada a AdrianSpolis.
Sc iaforma ademas que dos regimen
tos franceses estan camino de Kirki-
lisse.
Ell movimiento de tropas francesas
esta produciendo gran expectation en-
los cfrculos pc..ticos donde Sc essudia
el aspccto fundamental de Ia actitud
inesperada de Prancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
MAS FERTURBACIoEEs
PRoHIBIcION

(De 1.-THE World, octubre 8, 1929.
Cuando Harry Daugherty, es procu-
iador general de Ia repubhca, nadie
puede cstar seguro de cuanto de ley y
cuanto de politica entra en- Ia forma-
ci6n del criterio Official del departa-
mento de justicih.
Era inevitable que los escepticos de
Washington interpretaran Immediate
mente la opinion expresada oficialnen
te sobre la venta de hcores en- los bu-
cues americanos, como un namamiento
a "a Liga contra las cantinas los
senadores y representatives que la re
presentan en- el congreso para que vota
ran a favor de la subvenci6n mariti-
ma. Esa deduction no es injusta. La
venta de hcores en- los buques del
Shipping Board Sc prolong6 sin inte-
rrupci6a hasta que los extremistas pro
hibicionistas del congreso dieron aviso
6e que no votarian favor de la sub
venci6n menos de que esa venta Sc
suspendiera. En- conformidad con clio
vino el dictamen de Daugherty man
teniendo que nj los buuues extranje-
ros podrian traer a su bordo licores
nj bajo sello dentro del lfmite de las
-res millas jurisdiccionales.
FL dictamen de Daugherty tendra
fuerza en- cuanto concierne los BIZ
cues americanos, pero no habra buque
extranjcro que Sc someta 81 Itasta
cue todos los recursos de la ,ey y de
la diplomacia hayan sido agotadcs, Y
atn entonces puede que no Sc sometan.
Por ejemplo. un armador it3liano eta
obligado por II ley suministrar ? m
tripulaci6n vino, como parte de sus ra
clones, y los Estados Unidos, por con-
ducto de Mr.. Daugherty y de la ley
volstead, Sc lanzan impedirle hacer
10 que Ia ley de su propio pals le or
6ena hacer.
Desde un punto de vista, no obstan-
te, Ell dictkmen de Daugherty debe
ser bien recihido por todos los ameri-
canos de mente equilibrada. va acer-
car el dia en- que La malhada ley Vols
tead scra eliminada de las colecciones
legales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

(De tia Prensa", de New York;.
FL procurador general de justicia de
los Estados Unidos. acaba de dar una
nueva campanada EN- Ell campo STEM
IRE agitado de la prohibition america
na. segun unos diarios por incentives
politicos electorales y segun ctros por
ignorancia de los alcances de tai deci-
sion, 81 departamento de justicia ha
decidido rajasabla que ningin bu-
que. nacional extranjero, pueda en-
trar en- las aguas jurisdiccionales de
los Estados Unidos conduciendo una
sola gotta de vinos licores prohibidos
ror la ley volstead
Hbsta ahora habia sido practica ge-
neral gre fnera del limite de las tres
'ni.las lie oceano en- que subsiste la jn
risdiccicn de la Union barcos de todas
handeras volvian la hbertad absolute
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
C r "A I IS
A LOS QUE SUFREN DE
R n Il "A

Id lIldI aFIIId uC IA eTOCd---IO uSdI dCltdI@
Tnerte miles de pacientes. Los STUART'S
ADHESIF PLAPAO-PADS obtuvieron Ia
medalla de orc en- Roma Grand Prix en-
Paris. Pongase en- Condolences, de desechar
su antigua tortura. Cese de enpobrecer su
salud con bandas de acero gonna. Los
PLAPAO-PADS son tan suaves como el ter
ciopelo, faciles ie ponerse, cuestan POGO No
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

en- fuerze de absurdo, Ell imperio de
la ley Volstead de sus fanaticos, in
tolerantes partidarios toca su fin. La
prohibition ha producido va demasia-
dos confictos innecesarios Y causado
demasiados males absolutamente il6gi
cos a este pals para que la masa elec
toral practica, tolerante y compr snsiva
cue puede hacer DIR su voz en- los C.
micios dele de imponer su deseo de sci
dejada en- paz una vez por todas por
los aqua -festss y los moralistas de pro
fesi6n que han dado va tanto que IA
Ger baio pretexto de una prohibics6n
que no prohibe NADIA practieamenta,
que nadie respeta al fin y al cabo.
LA FALSA POSICIoN DE
LOS EsTADos UNIDos
de "The New York Herald, Oct. 81.
Como era de esperarse, las lineas ma
vieras extranjeras que hacen el trafco
con este pals apelaran ante los tribu-.
Dales contra la orden prohibi6ndoles
traer licores intoxicantes-de carga o
en- sus bodegas. sellados abiertos-
dentro de las tres millas jurisdicciona-
les de los Estados Unidos y sus pose
stones.
Seria una fortuna rara la reputation
Gel pals que los tribunales decidieran
en- su sabiduria 10 que es evidente
cue la enmienda de la prohibition nun
ca fu6 destinada a producer tai situa-
ci6n como la existente Iactualmente;
nunca destinada infringir la libertad
del cotaercio international.
81 no Sc encontrara un remedio pa
ra el dafo causado por la resolucion de
Daugherty, los Esuados Unidos apare-
serfan en- una mala posici6n. Otros pue
hlos cuyo comercio es perturbado no en-
traran en- tecnicismos en- este asunto
No veran que el dano pueda resultar
de la defciente redacci6n de la ley. de
una decision legal, 0 dc la opinion de
un funcionario. Veran solamente que
los Estados Unidos, rompiendo con las
eostuinbres que contribuyen tanto 70
mentar la amistad international. han
periudicado al honorable trafco ma
viero de naciones amigas.
SY para Que? Dos motivos Sc nos
atribuiran. Uno es que los Estados Uni
dos, en- cuyo propio territorio SON vio-
ladas y burladas la decimoctava en-
mienda constitutional y las leyes de
la prohibition, estan inteatando dar
al resto del mundo una dosis de la
nlis1na medicina que millones de. ciu-
dadanos nuestros rehusan tomar
FL otro motive que ell mundo nos
atribaira es desenfrenado espiritu uti
litario. Sc dira que estamos poniendo
estorbos por medic de la prohibition
los buques extranjeros con Ell fin de
que nuestros propios barcos sometidos
IA prohibition puedan dar algdn rem
di1niento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

{ i G II e n trabillas,
hebillas o muelles.
Creemos en- ell
antique adagio:
"nunca tema poner
sus articulos a
prueba'', por tan
to. no envie, din
ero simplemente
su nonnbre y di-
reccion a Ia
PLAPAO CO.,
s2lS Stuart Bldg,
st. Louis, Mo-.
os una prueba de
nor Stuart, acerca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

CDe 1.-THE World, Octubre 8, 1929.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
Back tome and Broke" New Mele-
han Picture, Real Comedy.

More than one record was broken
in the photoplay Back Home ana
Broke" which George Ade wrote for
Thomas Meighan, and which comes
to the Rialto theatre tomorrow. The
picture is said to have more laughs
to the reel than any film ever made
by Paramount. 1t also has more
we'll known small town characters
crammed into it in true Ade style
than most pictures Of a more or
less rural type.
And it has a banquet, not the
Broadway variety with professional
dancers and cigarette-smoking women,
but a small town banquet to celer
brate the hero's homecoming to
Bradford. Tom Redding, having
proved himself a success in spite
of the gloomy predictions of his
townsmen, has invited all his friends
and enemies to feast, so that he
may repay each according to his
deserts. The assemblage includes
the newly appointed chief Of police,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28

the town banker. the leading mer-
chant, the friendly newsboy. the
editor of the paper. the unofficial
news gatherer, Aggie Twaddle, the
tickle sweetheart and her new
Crush the factory foreman, and
Toms faithful sweetheart Mary
Thorne.
His guests are comfortable or un-
easy, according to their treatment of
Tom before he became a millionaire.
but when the food is served by the
colored walters brought In for the
occasion, all apprehension is for
gotten in the pleasure of eating and
having Wholesome, small town good
time. Lila Lee is leading woman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
Unshaken Testimony

Time Is the test of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills. have stood the
test in Chickasha. No Chickasha
resident who suffers backache, or
annoying urinary ills can remain un-
convinced by this twice-told testi-
mony Ask your neighbor
f. II, Huffaker, COL N. 18th ST.,
gave the following statement on
December 9th, 1911: my kidneys
were out of order and as conse-
quence | had a rather weak back. |
used Doans Kidney Pills bought at
the Owl Drug Store and relief of a
positive nature followed. / have had
no necessity to use kidney remedy
since"
On July 9th, 1922. Mr.. Huffaker
said: 81 have had several attacks
of kidney trouble during the past ten
or twelve years but Doan's Kidney
Pills have never failed to promptly
cure them"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Huffaker had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
SEARCH RUINS OF
MILL FOR BODIES

Kansas City. Mo. Dec, eS.-R Rescue
squads dug Into the ruins Of the
SCHROEDER Manufactures and Cereal
Company plant today following fire
which injured twenty.ecvon workers
and threatened general conflagm'
tlon yesterday.
Men trapped IN the burning build.
ing and other Witnesses Insisted they
raw four workers topple into the
flames from perch on tho roof.
Sixteen p@aons were stlll IN hos.
pitala here today IA result Of In.
juriea received In the fire. Two
were IN a critical condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28

avenue from the west line OF hA''
road street 10 tho east line Of uAo
alley between Fifth aud sixth streets
become due and payable =; the Office
Of the city Clerk OF the cry ..
chlckasha. Oklahoma. on The ist on!
Of February. 1893. and unless pn,o
on or before the 18th day Of fon
ruary. 1899. become Delinquent Nn'
are subject 10 penalty.
Al owners OF property within 'ac
above described district should
promptly attend TO the payment Or
such paving tax on or before me
18th day Of February. 1888, o. unaef
the law no extension Of time can be
granted without penalty and II thi
assessments are not paid when fut
same must be certified by the Guy
Clerk 10 the County Treasurer for
collection az other taxes are cob
iected. J. II. wELLp0RN,
~ 2eelotd City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
Land Bad Man in
Jail After Bout
With Posse Today

Wellsburg. w. Va Dec. 2S.-Fol-
lansbees bad man was safely behind
the bars in the Brooks county jail
here today.
Joe Jones, who waged desperate
battle with sheriff's posse in the
hills near Follansbee in which his
house was bombarded with machine
gun fire, was finally captured, with
a bullet in his leg.
More than one thousand shots were
fired, and residents of Follansbee
suspended work to watch the fight,
which lasted over an hour.
Jones, tinworker, resisted arrest
on charge preferred by his wife
that she was compelled to sign over
all her property to him under threat
of death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
ny JACKSON v. scHoLz

HI JAAhR0* " N,tARtNt
Omitted Press staff Correspondent
New York. Dec. 2s.-FootbaIl beef
~ well m football brains was much
IN evidence at the second annual
meeting OF the American Association
Of Football Coaches. Great mentors
OF the sport and former stars whose
names are craven deeply on the tab
lets OF football history crowded the
nntcroom. renewing old acquaint'
ances and making new onoa.
The meeting seemed slightly han
dIcaped by the youth OF the or
ganIaztlon. II has developed no rap
Idly In the last year that Il has
almost ouigrown itself. and a great
majority OF the mombers were con-
tent TO leave the discussion TO a
few OF the oldtlmers and founders OF
the association.
The coaches. II seemed, did not as
yet wish 10 exert TO any great ex.
tent the strong influence that such
an organization would hold over the.
American game, but Il Is believed
that when the organization "hits It's
stride" Il will be the greatest factor
toward moulding and improving foot.
ball.
Interest OF the meeting was cen
tered chiefly on tho report OF the
rules committee. headed by Major
DAILY OF West Point, which proposed
several changes IN tho rules.
II was evident from the start that
none OF the coaches was in favor OF
changes involving an increased pen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
FOOTBALL BEEF AS WE'LL AS BRAINS
FEATURE COACH MEETING IN GOTHAM

atty. Tho suggestion 10 pfohlbit CLIP
ping from the rear and side lines 10
impose q penalty OF 70 yards Tor
such infractions was promptly voted
down, as was the motion to Increase
the penalty for delaying the game
When II was evident that the mo
tIon 20 Impose a s%yard penalty ior
interfering with the catcher OF q
punt. by not giving him q clear. PAIN
10 the ball, would nave met ,he
same iate' the motion was '1iu vi
the table
One OF the most hikniiicAht hcuohH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28

Pays Tribute to Fire Department.
Mrs. William 1nman, 925 Dakota
avenue, this morning paid a glowing
tribute TO the Chickasha fire depart
ment. Early this week Mrs. lnman
discovered fast-spreading blaze in
the garage at the Inman home. In
less than ten minutes after the fire
department received the call the fire.
men, under the direction OF Chief
Gattis, had extinguished the blaze
and were reloading the hose used In
combating the fire, she said. The run
was distance of ten blocks and the
fire was extinguished with loss
OF only $40. Il think this was great
work on the part of the fire depart
ment," Mrs. Inman said this morn
ing. Zone cannot appreciate this
very efficient department until one
sees them in action as | saw them.
I think Chickasha can justly be
proud of Its fire department and the
manner in which it is conducted"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
FIRE DAMAGE At
ERIE RUNS HIGH
Blaze Starts In Theatre; Spreads
Despite Efforts Of Fire Fighters;
Gained Headway Before
Was Discovered.

Erie, Pa, Dec. 2S.-The entire Erie
fire department was called out to
fight blaze which entirely destroyed
a large business building near the
Union depot today. Because of the
heavy wind and sleet storm the fire
gained rapid headway and firemen
were unable to save the Aris thea
ter. They devoted their efforts to
adjoining small buildings.
The theater, a total loss, suffered
to the extent of $4,000, and damage
to nearby buildings will total $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
Search Ships for
BergdOU, Reports
Say He's Due Soon

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. 2S--All in
coming vessels were being searched
by harbor police today for Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll noted slackcr,
reported to have left Germany on a
boat bound for a gulf port
German authorities, in telegraphic
dispatches received here last night,
said Bergdoll had left Germany.
Later reports stated that Bergdoll
is working as a member of the crew
Of the German steamer Jupiter,
which Is to dock at the port here
in a few days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28

Erie, Pa, Dec. 2S.-A fire which
at a. m. today has caused damage
estimated at $1,0000O0 is sweeping
through the business section here.
All fire apparatus in the city has
been called out and city officials are
discussing the need of sending to
other cities for help.
The blaze was first discovered in a
theater. Although the first fire COM
panies arrived minute after the
fire was noticed by a pedestrian,
the blaez had gained such headway
that it spread to the next building
before the firemen could stretch a
line Of hose.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
Looking EN- OUer
By Phil

Warm weather during the past few
days inspired much newspaper COM
ment concerning prospects for the
1928 baseball season. Occasionally
the Oklahoma State league, organ
ized baseballs infant, is mentioned.
One optimistic writer pointed to
Chickasha's failure in two leagues,
the Western association and the Ok
lahoma State, but opined: There is
no reason why Chickasha should not
be a good baseball town. Being one
Of the largest cities in the state, 1t
should support an inexpensive Glass
ID franchise with ease. Discovery Of
a great gas field near the Grady
county seat has brought many new
people to the city. Chickasha should
now be able to support a baseball
club without any difficulty"
While it is true that the Chickasha
gas field has brought many new res
idents to the city, and that Chicka-
sha is considerably larger than the
1920 federal census indicates, it is a
certainty that no attempt to main
tain a club as community project
and the property of the fans will be
made here in 1923. The sting and
wounds of failures in the past have
never healed, and no one, who has
been previously identified with pro-
fessional baseball in Chickasha will
have courage enough to identify him
self with any such project here any
time in the near future. That is a
certainty.
Chickasha's only hopes Of being in
a professional baseball league next
season rest with the possibility Of
some individual, with ample finances
or financial backing, putting in a
franchise here and operating it as a
business enterprise, with the anti
cipation of the city growing to such
an extent that the franchise will be-
come valuable property. Such per-
son undoubtedly would find some en-
couragement here. 1t is known that
more than one person with plenty of
financial backing have considered the
building of a downtown ball park and
athletic field here with view of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-28
MUCH ftooTcH FLOWING.

Oklahoma city. Dec. 2s.-Boozo-
all coIors. flavoh and mixtures
flowed freely here today. Sheriff
Ben Dancy goes out OF office the
first OF the now year and has 800
gallons OF liquor which he Is letting
flow-lnto the sewer.