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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
TWO YOUNG ELEPHANTS
ADDED TO PARIS ZOO
Dispel Loneliness of Rachel,
Aged Pochyderm.
Especial DESPATCH. J


PARIS, Saturday.
A tragedy in the Paris Zoo has been
averted by the arrival Of two young alo-
plants, Lily and Lulu, who are cx.
pected to dlspel the loneliness of the
female pachyderm Rachel. who las en-
tertaineI visitors for two generations
Since the armistce Rachel has been thu
only elephant in the place, and in recc9,
months her appetite has waned She
las refused even the most ter1ut.u.
tidbits. and has spent hours trumpetins
mOurnfully in the corner formerly fro
duented by her companions. The 70.
doctor decided that Rachel was diving
of a broken heart and arranged e.
purchase two n-year-old elephants
from, the Colonial EVnostiou.
Apparently the scheme WAS success.
ful. fo" when Rachel stepped from tire
animal house at sunrise she stopped I'm
surprise on secue the two husky fe-
males Of her species. The remainder q.
the day she Spen; i'm inspecting the now.
Corners. frequently CaroSSing them will
her trunk and scratching their sides
with her tusks. That night Rachel ato
her fir normal quantity Of supper IN
months.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
VAUDEVILLE FACES
RUIN IN ERMANY
Actors Want Higher Salaries
and Good Acts Cost
Millions of Marks.
Especial DcSpGtchD
BERLIN. Saturday.

Tol,iro tho bior coe+ Of .i,Ite as an
-,
li'0'N - ''''"' '''' '''''''' 10
begun sores 81 coh'efft''eS 10 save
vaudeville from 'uin. The actors COM
plain that salaries have NOT aaN"nced IN
pace with those in other professions.
whereas the managers nave Whole lis
OF grievances. rahSlhS from '"e Cost o.
elephant food to the charee hat the
public are negleetmS VahC'N"Ie ana
patfohizing caD&r'ts almost N''IASNelN
Vaudeville is IN rs last throes IN
Germany unless 'oHdltl'Hs ar changed
lhe manager o. one 81 we I'Is'rS' louS'(
told LIE new -"EN llthALn CORE 1,T
1Huc"t - l'o' "'O'0 eiie iuN' t.'"'
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
Prominent London Society
Man, Aged 20, Files APP
peal in Case.
CLIMAX OF POLICE DRIVE
Activities Arouse Public In
dionation, as Prosecution
Often Breaks Down.
Especial DeSDdtch.)

IONEDN, saturday.
Efforts of the police to correct
morals in London parks are receiving
widespread condemnation as the re-
suit Of the arrest and conviction of
Sir Almeric Fitzroy, 20 years Old, a
clerk in the PrivY Council and proml-
nent in society. who was charged with
molesting a woman in Hyde Park.
Sir Americ, who was fined s. and
costs, Immediately filed an appeal
The sensational case aroused pubic
Indignation because Sir Almeric was
convicted after the testimony of the
prosecutions star Witness a woman,
was completely broken down and she
was dismissed.
The only other witnesses for the
prosecution We're two cOnstableS, VINO
said that Sir Almeric when arrested at
tackled and struck at them with his
cane and later made such scene ii
headquarters that he had to he held
down. The constables said that they
watched him aCcOst three women ana
arrested him when no sat down and
began to converse with one OF them.
Sir Almeric, who made a picturesque
CURE i'm the dock. stormed against what
lie called the injustice Of such an acton.
lie said he had an appointment with
his wife at Hyde Park gate AS ne
arrived early after dinner he strolled
in the park to pass the time He ad-
mitted sitting on a bench and passing
the time of day with girl who was
there. "as any gentleman would The
glrl appeared against him, but was dis
missed when the defense riddled her
testimony.
The case promises to be the climax
Of series of remarkable arrests in
which several clergymen are involved
\ curate. who was arrested for staring
at people in the park, proved when the
case was appealed that he is almost
blind Another case involved an arch
deacon, who was fined, but the con-
yiction was later quashed.
These park scandals have already come
NJ in the House of Commons, where IL
vas stated that no man with any sense
would dare to walk in the park alone
after dark. The park became notorious
in the war days and the close ponce
vigilance established then has not been
realty relaxed.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
Once Jacobs Pillow, Used
in Coronation of All
English Kings.
IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
Some AntiQuarians Dispute
Title, Saying Real Relic
Still Crowns Hill.
Especial DeSpoich.)
HVRIIN Saiurday

Among many antiques now in Eng
land which Irishmen say should be re.
stored to ireland by virtue of her new
status is the "Stone of Destiny" fir
Westminster Abbey. upon which eve
English King since Edward VS.
crowned While rrisb o,+ic,,o,.i.,r,
.
81 '''' "'''f'li'"u9 vi 'hlS poiht' Oh.
school holds that this stone is thu
original lila Fail" from, tho bu, -,
A..
'''''' VIC "i'o'ei'' scat u Ine III'"
kings
According 20 one English tradition.
~, .+o,,, ,,.,... ...,,.....,
go is" !" iie''''" li'"f
Bethel as Jacobs Pillow upon whieH
jacob slept when he dreamed r.
ireland if hocar7a tbo riIla,, ~ G.
(,o,,,,,,ho 90 ro. ,
=, ''''''' At i''i"' was remove" w.
"I'''''' 9c"'lahu' nN hehheth IL. IN IT,
ninth century, and then to Westnia.
ster hv Edward
So,,a o,,.ie.,,,.,,.,.- .,,
i''>'' !" us "iHP"'e 'i''S' no.
ever "4Ieslhs mat the stone va
rougft to Ireland by Tuathe de Deuau
and his COLONY from Germany and 81.
senuan+I, ptooal ,,,,,, .,,, IN, No.
NJ, ','H VI
'e ot'He Was supposed TO nave Supf'
natural powers, making a creakira
noise when = Legitimate kim v.os
ing cro,yrad hu+ ,,,oi,tot,,i,,7. a.a,..
.,1o,,,o 20 ms " sum
wren usurPer sat upon IT,
me lrish nigh kings, who sat upon
~ 10 aui ms tle 9"lLle de 1ehanh coIonS
"'i4e " lielslHu ABOUT 1870 h. T.; atl'
,,,e,d IN, tp 10 inns legend r.
'iiiou Ia the MN century A. II
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
Lucien Dior in Vain APP
peals to Them to Orna-
ment Garments.
CALLS HATS TOO SIMPLE
They Reply Slump in Trade Is
Largely Due to Ameri-
can Tariff.
Especial DeSpdtch)
PARIS. Saturday.


Political circles are amused while
Erancb husbands are anvioi,srv cbool, -
ING up then pallk accounts IN the 1'ar
that the recent edict sent ont nv
I.ncien Dior Minister of Cornmerca
-. Eo,,ar ,1,.,s..,,,.,,,,.,... ,,,.,,. -,
,1,t.5 lee.
"N''' Wv N'iS' g.
Ia c"'lpal ing the ffehrh exports
before the war and sine" tn" war, NJ.
Dior noticed that the figures for the
dresSmaking business showed de-
cided decrease He attributes This 10
tho ,bso,,c, Of ,,.,,,,,.,,,.. t,4h =,
,,,.-,.,.. ~
'"" ""'9 an" 9"-7N'lN '''"'
H'"''Ioith "F"SSN'1NPfS pace of>la-
mPNtS on al clothes and even under
Wear, particularly those intended for
FOREIGNERS.
The former Minister believes mai tba
dresses and hats Of to-day are too ein1nla
ana eaSifv coDiad by smaller establish
meuts as well MS clionts
Among the loading dreeen,al,ors
opinion rs 10 the odvisahilitv of NJ
Diors suggestion is much divided In
the first nlacn MANY Of tben copn,1oin
that they 10 not like djctation rcrarlinr
fashions. as thav holipva this creates y
Ganenroue Drecodent and ,nioht ova,,
lead RI fire establishment of = ministry
Of fashions In tho second nIacn II ia
nointed ONT tbe 1ress,,,al,ors n,uet fol-
low fine demands of tho crstor,ors who
nav the hills and have = right tn woor
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
PLAIN FRITZ EBERT FROLICS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
German President Attends House Warming Of New
Hunting Lodge and Shoots Deer Where William
Hohenzolern Entertained Royal Guests.

dedicated to the pleasures of repub-
hcan huntsmen.
1t was on completion of the frame
work of the Presidents hunting lodge
that the workmen held the celebra
ton. When the tree had been
erected on the topmost rafter lunch
con and beer were served on plain
board tables in the uncompleted struc-
ture. Notwithstanding the fact that
election talk was then in the air, Herr
Ebert's holiday was not even tainted
with the charge that he was seeking
the union vote. Since then it has
been decided there will be no election
but that Ebert shah serve until 1925.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
One Hundred Men Who
Fought in Great War
Give Their Opinions.
ONLY ONE SUPPORTS IT
Others Call Tt Worthless as
Containing Germs of
New Conflicts.
Especial DcSpdtch.)

Declaring that those who made
peace possible are entitled to express
+1of,, oninion about the Versailles
+.o,.,. ,tou,foa 5,rtartov q wolf
.,.. ., t,
KNOWN r'V'''" ""'''o' " ~ "'"'0
much about the polIu during tAe WAT
CONT o. oircn,o,, n toO soldiers request.
the value Of tho treaty.
'''''' .,. 49,. n...,,...
Coming at the time "Heh F'N-Frem'@'
Clemencc1u is about to san Tor IN"
United States to defend tho pact for
,..o.,,- ..a..,,,,os,l,,o or1
"'I'0 ne WAS so ~ '-''I '''''.,'''' ,','
for which, he has he'n seriously crit
: .2r1 nv an classics Of French people,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
CURES TUBERCULOSIS
BY USING INHALATIONS
Paris Doctor Introduces Anti
SepticS Into Lungs.
Especial DeSpdtch.)

EAhlS, SATURDAY.
According to nr Edmond Arnol Z,
who has been carrying on experiments,
I new cure for tuberculosis in its early
stages has been found. In u report to
ne Congress of Medicin. he asserted
dat a patient suffering from tuberculosis
49, the initial stages had been give n
,rtAtment consisting Of inhaling various
medicinal properties and is now assured
Il d permanent cure.
DR. Arnold carried out his experiments
in a large inhalatorium at Auteull. He
said he had been able to notice a daily
O. provement in the health of patients
fter introducing certain healing and
autiseptic substances directly into their
lungs. This treatment mo- only reacts
on the ORGANISM bat kills the germs.
Out or numerous cases treated DR..
arnold reported that not one suffered 3
relapse.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
EXPANDS AIR LINER
BY ADDING PLANES
Fokker Has Plan to Hitch on
More Carriers.
(S0eci1l DeSpdtch.)
LONDON, Saturday.

An ar liner working on the same
principle b. which q dining room table
Is expanded 10 the latest invention of
Anthony II. G. Tokker for commercial
travel. He promises to use it in the cross
Channel service neZt year.
The machine, he says, will be made
like an ordinary monoplane for carry
fng six persons. II more want TO travel
a small lover plane viii be added. If
double load is to be carried a lower
plane nearly az large as the original
ona will be added, thereby making II q
biplaue. Fokksr gays that the arrange
ment il just as simple as hitching on
more coaches to q railway train,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
PRAGUE NEWSPAPER SHOW.
Exhibition I'm December so rss
veIOp Interest I'm CzechE.
Especial Despatch.

PRAGUE, Saturday.-Under the auspices
of journalist clubs in Czecho-Slovakia an
international newspaper exhibition will
be held in Prague from December y to
the 18th.
The exhibition has the support Of the
CzechO-Slovak Government and the lead
ing Czecho-Slovak newspaper Froprietorst
and editors. Its object is to develop mu-
tual interest between the press of Czecho-
sloVakia and that Of foreign countries.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
WAR ROMANCE ENDS
IN BTGAMY ARREST
Wife Aids Frenchman to
Marry Confiding Nurse.


The war romance of a beautiful hos
pital nurse with dot Of $4,000 francs
has ended in the arrest OF the man she
married. Simeon Bertrand. 25 years old.
on q charge OF bigamy. His real vile
Is accused as an accomplish.
Bertrand was in a convale5cant hcspi-
tai when he met TIE nurse. He posed a
turfnan, wealthy and unmarried.
After en- acquaintance OF few days he
proposed and was accepted. Before the
marriage he introduced his wife to his
,fiancee e hir cousin, and after the mar
riage Hrs. Bertrand No a. frequently
visited the home and slept in the house.
When TIE br!ds's fortune was exhausted
some one anonymously notified tbs Pc
lice or GA@tTEadlS dYalieitXa
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
Especial DeSpdtch.)


AS though back in the days when
he was only a shoemaker, "Fritz"
Ebert. German President, frolicked
with horny handed masons and car
penters at an old fashioned house
christening this week. AS the crown
ing glory Of a day among his fellow
workers he shot deer whose antlers
did his shooting in the Schorfheide
preserve where the former Kaiser held
lis battues, but which is now officially
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
Color of His Shirt Tells
Politics of an Italian

ROME, Saturday.
TITO the black shirts of the Fas-
cisti have been added the
blue shirts of the Nation
alists, the khaki shirts of the Lib
erals, the white shirts of the Cath
Ole Arditi and other colors. DAN
nunzio has organized the "Red
Shirts" an anti-Fascisti organiza-
tion, which is spreading rapidly.
Since it has become the style for
men to wear shirts to match their
political beliefs and no coats the
streets present the aspect of me-
diGVal fair.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
FRENCH GIRL OF 10
MOTHER OF CHILD
Husband Had to Get Presi-
dents Permission to Wed.
Especial DeSpGtcH.)

PARIS, Saturday.
Married, and the mother of a child at
10. Such is the proud record of Irene
Paineau, in the commune Of Thouars.
Her husband is a boy of II, who sue
ceeded not only in obtaining his par
ents' consent to the marriage, but also
in inducing the President of the republic
to grant his authorization. which is re-
quired by law.
1t was the first time the President
had been asked to give such permit.
1t IS reported that mother and baby are
we'll
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-28
FRENCH POLICE NET
FOR SHATTUCK THIEF
Mourey, Who Robbed Wash
inetOn Square Home, Seen
in Nogent Recently.
Especial DeSpdtch.)
PARIS, Saturday.

The Paris police are closing in on
Charles Alphonse Mourey, wanted in
connection with the jewelry robbery in
the home Of Alfred r. Shattucl in New
York and for whom reward Of SIS, goo
Is being offered.
Mourey is known to have arrived in
France several weeks ago to visit his
father, an aged boat builder at Nogent,
whence he escaped before the police ar
rived
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. At DISTRICT
nne-Desirahle piece % land for garden
ing or suediriSiHn: about Q scres si.rn1
per acre. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. It Z
y. Y. ave. NV. Main llO6
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
Agents.

A SURE WINNER: WE
pay 50 an hour for your spare time taking
orders for "ZanOl Pure Food Flavors.
Miss Edith Hsut msde 50 In ore week
write for sample case: make beautiful dis
play: shows IS articles Of best and fastest
sellers of Flayors, Soaps. Perfumes, Toilet
Articles, etc; every woman buys; big re-
peaterS: have q steady income; customer
must be satisfied or money back: send for
sample csse today. AMERICAN PRODUCTS
IC0-, 4T9T American Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio
IFS
PER MONTH; STEADY
pay; new style written guarantee hosiery.
Must wear or replaced free. Experience I'M
knecer~ary. sample free. Trial will prove
JENNINGS MFG. CO.. Line los. DAYTON,
|ohio. 100
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
LOST AND FOUND.

D.0ST-DOG. DECEMBER Q, BROWN AND
black. white breast, long ears and tail, part
| bull, black harness, Chicago tag, name
i Buster" S25 reward for information lead
tns to his return. Phone CleyeIhnd 146I-w.
ICali 41IT Wis ave- ITO
|LOsT-sQUARE GOLD WRIST WATCH,
gold face on black ribbon; initials N. b.
D. on back; reward. 2l39 Wyoming ave-,
ispt. Al. phone v. 225 122
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
SUNDAY MORNING.
HELPWANTED.
Agents-Continued


LARGE SHIRT MANUFACTURER WANTS
agents to sell shirts direct to wearer. Ex-
elusive patterns. Big values. No capital
required. Free samples. MADISON MILLS,
JoS Broadway, New York 153
MEN OR WOMEN; wATERLEss HOT
bag; heats itself; no fire. no water, no
electricity: indispensable in homes and hospi-
tails; protected territory being allotted;
send 81 for sample. GUARANTEE SALES
& SERVICE CO., 3i4 Washington Arcade,
Detroit. Mich.
AGENTs-YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED. BIG
money. Here h Is; $40 to $50 a day.
New patented aluminium handle cutlery set.
iou simply display set a,d write order. We
deliver and collect. Pay you daily. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Sample free. Try it
out. JENNINGS MFG CO., Set B-30S, Day
ton. Ohio. $50
AGENTs-sEND Toe FOR SAMPLE COPY
Agents Buxle; big New Years issue now
ready. BUGLE PUB. CO.. Box 200, Lex
ington, NY. 1888
AGENTS-CATCH AERIAL TOYS IN
vented: immensely interesting to young
sters; easiest sellers; large profits; ex-
elusive territory offered: write immedia Sely.
MARUI CO., Tribune Bldg, New York
173
teed: waterproof aprons, 81 a dozen; we
manufacture direct. SCHAFUss CORP. 4G6
BroomP ST., New York. 174
AGENTS-CREW MANAGERS; INDUS.
trial and commercial electric lighting fix
lures; patented, save ~ per cent current:
attach anywhere; hustlers make SIS up
daily: exclusive territory. SOLAR SALES
CORP, $40 Broadway, Brooklyn, n. Y.
1T5
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08

HAVE YOUR DOCTOR PRESCRIBE GLUE
EN-. FLOUR ~ TROUBLED WITH OLA.
BETEs OR DYSPEPSIA FRESH STOCK
lust ARRIVED. j. r. v. RrTTERB
SONS. 70e Q st. NV. North 75e. 254
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
Statesmen.

] SIX HIGH-CTASS MEN, SALES ENPER-
ience desired. but honesty and willingness
for work only requirements: extraordinary
opportunities and exceptional proposition:
prominent position and unusually large earn
|inEs- For appointment only call Main 1897,
between a. m. and 0 p. m. 123
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07
Markets Today
- - - - - - -
Financial Trsnd--lstsse Llvsstoclss
pseduoe, Grain end Cotton Quota
lIens BY Lssssd Wire.
Stock Lists Rally
From Heavy Attack.

New York. Sept. 7.-Early IN to-
days session Il became evident that
Wednesdays reaction had resulted
from temporarily impaired mcchan.
Ical position which had invited pro-
fcssional attacks. Big operators at.
tempted 10 force further reccssions
during the first hour. but tho market
readily absorbed their offerings 'and
the whole list rallied vigorously be-
fore noon.
Perhaps the most encouraging fen.
ture OF the session was the case With
which individual issues advanced Into
new high grounds for the year. Nor
folk and Western In the railroad
group and many industrialn, includ
ing Pullman, American woolcn and
United Retail Stores. attained record
levels for the current bull market.
SO long has the price structnrc con.
timed enough TO support special for.
ward swings. that experienced OBJ
servers feel that there il little likeli-
hood OF definite interruption OF the
primary rise.
Reaction may be sponsored from
time to time TO encourage the short
but II Is believed that the
main drift OF prices win be upward
for another year unless unexpected
developments radically change the
conditions on which the
steady appreciation OF security values
over the past year have been based.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07
FALL OPENING

Shadows been watching the shadows?
think Shadows
something under the ground We have had
lots Of from oil field and u that oil field
deyelops and will
sMs5f5
s25oo SAVED $4,000 MADE
$2500 equity in home
makes different of $4,000 to the good.
sas BuNcALoWs AND OTHER PROPERTY
property not enumernte it in our adj
verng show what want are the
RENT PROPERTY
furnished unfurnshcd
US
MONEY LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY
money 100000 September
No big the property is sufficient We
loan and plan is easy and simple.
F @s&G.rA LIBERTY BONDS
We will pay for Liberty bond and for
svsaa suILbiNc AND INVESTMENTS
Building and Association with 100000 authorized capital
service Pay here at our oceRay Smith win explain plan
initiation fee. draw interest all in.
FIRE, TORNADO AND PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH u.s.
will be with salesman after 4tb
A. B. COCHRAN COMPANY
First National Bank Bldg Phone 792 or s76
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07
Grain Prices Hiahcr.

Chicago, Sept. Z. Grain prices
closed fractionally higher today, al.
though at slight recessions from the
days high levels. Increasing volume
Of export business and reports OF
considerable crop damage by hot and
dry weather were the dominating bull
ish influences in the market, while
a forecast of cooler weather over the
corn belt, received near the close,
pressed corn prices off, and the other
grains followed the trend of the lead.
er. Provisions closed steady. e
September wheat opened unchanged
at 9Sh and closed up X. December
opened up. u at 1O1A and closed up
1s May opened unchanged at 107
and closed up ".
September corn opened up % at
SIN and closed up n. December
opened up as at 57ls and closed up
rs. May opened up " at 61N and
closed up 5s.
September oats opened up u at "a
and closed up T. December opened
III Il. at SAX and closed up y. May
openeA m 4 at .sS'sz and closed un-
changed, s.,s,.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07

Kansas City. Sept. 7.-H0GS-Re.
ceipts 5000; market 15c higher; bulk
ss.35@S.7O; heavies $s.1O@S.60; pack
ers and butchers sS.4O@S.75; lights
$S.55@S.75; pigs SS@S.S5.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000; market
steady; prime fed steers $9.75@1O75;
plain to fair dressed beef steers /.
$6.25@9.75 western steers $1,000
92J southern steers $3.5O@S;, cows
$'.25@650; heifers $4@9.25; stock.
ers and feeders $4@S; bulls $2.25@
45O; calves $5@t0.25.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; market
steady; lambs $l1.5O@12.G5; year.
lings $9.25@1O.25; wethers $6.50@
$50; ewes s4.5O@6.75; stockers and
feeders $9.5O@12.35.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07

time We left Chlckaala two wecks
ago until We returned were IN Grady
county" nv. SANDERS said.
Boil wecvIl and the drouth com.
bIncd has played havoc With the
cotton growers Of Texas, Mr., Sand.
crn said. Tho cotton crop In the
I.onghom state will be unusually
small" he stated. Agricultural
conditions In Grady county are much
better than IN any section Of Texas
through which 40 passed"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07

Oklahoma CIty, Sspl. 7.--CATTi.E
Receipts 1000; market steady; top
stcers $3.50; cows ssd hsisers $3.50
0t.e0.
cAl.vEs--ReceIpts 200: market
steady. Stockers and feeders active.
y slcady.
'1tUus Rrccipss 500: market ioc
higher; top es.to; bulk sA2o up. !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07
First Published Sept. 1, 1929
NOTICE.

So NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the prop.
erty owners affected by the improv.
ing OF Street Improvement District
Number 20, being portion OF Min
nesota avenue, portion Of Seven
teenth Street and a portion Of Park
Boulevard, Of the gCity Of Chickasha,
Grady County, Oklahoma, that the
Mayor and City cbuncil Of said City
of Chickasha, Oklahoma, will at the
regular meeting Of the Mayor and
City Council OF said city, to be held
at 500 o'clock P. NJ, Thursday, Sept.
IA, A. D., 1929, at the City Hall, in
said City, hear any complaints or
objections that may be made con-
cerning the appraisement and ap-
portionment of benefits accruing to
any such lots, parcels or tracts OF
land in said Improvement District
Number %.
The Mayor and City Council at said
session shall have the power to re-
view and correct said appra aisement
and apportionment, and to raise or
lower the same as to any lots, par
GELS and tracts Of land, as they shall
deem just, and shall, by resolution,
confirm the same as SO revised and
corrected by them.
Witness my official hand and seal
Of said City of Chickasha, Oklahoma,
this the 1st day Of September, A. D.,
1922.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-07

At / o'clock today the fire de.
partment was called TO the A. schu.
Ter home at the corner OF Eighth
street aud Florida avenue, whore a
grass fire was extlnguished without
loss.