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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1920.
PAGE $IX
D r A I TU D 1 1 I M 1 TWO CIllCKA SUA LA I)S HOLD JOHS
nCftL IIIIULL Ui V ON ALL-VICTORIOUS KEMPER TEAM jliy M Vt
20,000 FOOT DROP;
DIVORCE FROM WAR WEDDINGS
cert
Lieut. A. C. Hamilton Breaks All
Records for Parachute Leap j
From Airplane.
Two local JuiIk, Jolimilo Woottim
and Mur.sdon Austin, urn niini)ur ot j
the' Kemper Military Hchoid football
aKpregation which now claims) the j
"prep" chainpioiiHhip of tha went. !
cIukh thin year. Hut they wro "!1
IIih siinio to Keinnor. The fighting
cadets who nindi' up the scjnud would
not be, downed. Much of the siiccwhs
of the team m to be attributed to
TAKES LIFE IN HIS HANDS
i
Through Miles of C'oud Floors to th
Earth Hanging to a Parachute j
None the Worse for His Har- J
rowing Experience. f.
New York. All 1-econln " for lnrn
ehuto drops went to kiiiiihIi lit Curl
flrorn Hold when Livid. A. O. lliunil
tim fell 'JO.OIM) feet through space In
the gulck tlnif of V2 minutes, butter
ing hy at least a thousand feet tha
record for altitude made hy I. lent. Wil
son In Texas. It niltfht he noled, says
Air Service news letter, that Lieut.
Hamilton jumped; his metl.o : f leav
liiK the plane was not n "iU-hk off." '
llainllton, who hn hail (pille a IIHlo
experience with iiarucbules, had r
inarked upon hearing of tin; previously
established record that he IIihiikIiI ho
could betler It and lust Friday tin1 al
ienist was made. lie went aloi't In a
l,a i'ere piloted I'.V Lieut. 1'. Jl.
liiiwnes. iiwnes inched on until an
Altitude just short of 1 , H feet had
heeu reached when a miss in the motor
made it impossible, to continue higher, i
At f.nir miles above the earth the air
v,.o l,llli,.r ei.lil I
CirclluK about for a glimpse of
earth through' rifts in the cloud floors,
ihe aviators described what they de
ducted to be Dorr field, nine miles
tuxt of C'arlstroin field. .linlf-'inK the
speed of the wind and Its effect on
the chute durintf the drop, Lieut.
Jam-lies moved west some two miles
mid signaled for Lieut. Hamilton to
Jump.
The Parachute.
l'.Jijht here mention might be made
of h circmnstHiice which puts an added
thrill Into parachuting, at high alti
tudes and lends interest to Ihe estnb-
lishment of a new record. The pani
chule used by uvlatoi-s Is folded snug-1
ly inside a pack curried on the back, j
The operator steps off, allows himself j
n cnunle of seconds to fall clear of I
hjs machine, then pulls a wire depend
ing over his shoulder. This wire opens
the spring doors of the puck and re
buses a small idiot chute some couple
of feet In diameter. Tills pilot splines
open automatically and catching (lie!
rush of air, draws the main chute from i
the pack. In Ihe top of the main:
chute is an automatic vent which, j
open in;? to a width of live feet when
the big parasol first unfolds, gives thill
air compressed within a chance to es-j
cape and lessens the. danger of blow-j
lug the cliuto apart. When tli fall
lias lieen cneciicii runner spring or
shock-absorbers in the vent close it In
mil 11 but n small hole remains. At
Ihe atmosphere pressure wherein most
jiaracliulo drops from ordinary alti
tudes are made the speed attained by
ihe operator In his couple of seconds
fail is mllicient to create enough pres.
sure under the pilot chute to cause it
when released to yank the big one
ut once from Its pack. Usually the op
erator is descending at. normal spt-cd
after falling less than 'JX feet.
Through Space.
1'pon receiving bis pilot's signal, 1
Hamilton climbed to the edge of the
cockpit, waved his hand and dropped j
Into space. After the usual Interval j
he pulled his release cord hut Instead
of having his drop immediately check- j
ed, he fell a distance' which was esli.
mated by both him and Lieut. I'owno.s j
to lie 'J.IHH) feet before his parachute I
snapped out and opened with a loud j
report. Looking aloi't he saw that the. 1
springs which close the vent with i
broken. The chute Is of a size design- i
cd !o enable a man to reach tbcgrouiu!
as ipilckly as is consistent with safety
la landing and the shock upon touch,
ing curih is always severe. Willi tin1
vent wide open the best Hamilton
could hope for was a few broken
bones.
To add to his dismay ire found upon
piercing the lowest layer of cloud?
that C'arlstroin lield had been mistaken
for Dorr and that instead of drifting
toward the former he was due to land
In the timber between there, and the!
town of Arcadia, with good prospeclj
of serious Injury to himself. Almost ;
below him lie discerned the outline-: !
of Joshua creek and to prevent his
drifting past this he devoted all bis;
energies. ('limbing the rigging K j
windward he managed to pull the edgf ;
down and created n planing effect ;
which held him pretty well Into the;
wind. Hy the best of luck be dropped
between the overhanging branches on
either side of the creek and was saved
H crash against Its bed by the cihIi- !
inning act ion of the parachute, wliicl; '
luul became entangled in the bram lie
of the tree. It took him n quarter of.
an hour to extricate himself from n,
mass of tangled ennhnre and two hours i
for it scan-lung party to discover hilt
lione tile worse for a somewhat har
rowing experience. i
In a letter received here, Major ' its spirit of scrap and determination,
A. M. Hitch, principal of the school j for (lie hoys were young and light,
at Hoonvilli!, Iloo., said: j i)iid in many cases had had very lit-
"The Keomper Military school . tlo previous fool hall experience. The
rounded out the most successful foot- ! class of the Kemper eleven Is shown
ball season in the history of the j by a remark made hy one of the
school 5iy 'defeating their ancient bust qualified judges in t ho state,
rival, Weiilworth Military Academy, j who, after seeing the team work In
one of the
"that they
Berlin. Hlv Mail. I Sixty p. r
of German divorces at this tin a are
of couples wedded dnrir.g the va.'.
Twenty per, cent of all divorc : -attributable
to war Incident mainly
unfaithfulness during the war.
Statistics ulso show that many
(Kirst Published November '.Ml, ifc'O.) 1
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
!:i the. District Court of (Jrady'
County, Oklahifma. j
In Hie Matter of the application j
of 'National Oil Company of Chick-i
voluntary 1
of
i for
, asha, a corporation
! dissolution.
j Notice Is hereby given to all per-
eoupleg during tho war and sine?) j song concerned that the directors
of Lexington, Mo., in I ho annual
game played on Thanksgiving day.
The team lias played an unusually
hard schedule this year, hut has
gone through it without a single de
feat. In spite of tho fact thai. Kem
per Is only a prep school, they have
met several teams of full college
latter-season games, said:
were the equals of any
college team In Missouri or Kansas."
Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Aust'n, holds a halfback berth on
the Kemper eleven, while Wootten,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Woollen,
is quarterback of the feat;!.
then are marrying far younger than
before the war. Many girls of six
teen are now wives or widows. Fifty
five women and -12 men are notod
over 100 years old, 3, Hot) men
7, .'10D women over DO years old.
Chuckles in Court.
In a Rhymney valley police court It
turned out that n defendant shot n
pigeon, the property of a Mr. Fowler,
and evidence was given by My. Bird.
of
the National Oil company of Ohiek
usha, a corporation organized under
and by virtue of the laws' of tho
state of Oklahoma, with its nrinciwd
and J place of business in the city of
1 Chickusha, Crady County, Oklahoma,
did on the 2ith day of November,
lf20, present to the' District Court
of Grady County, State of Oklahoma,
its duly varil'ied written application
of the directors of tho said company
White Salmon Found.
Ottawa, Canada. Two specimens ot
albino spring salmon, weighing ','
pounds have been received from the i
Jicpnrtment of Marine Hatcheries M
Ciiwiihnn lake. Van -Oliver. About ISC.
albino tisli. n!mot pure white in color,
have been produced from colored egg '
collected in October. 3!Md. Kxperinients
lire being carried eut to ascertain'
whether these fish will reproduce with- j
out t'jiujf to sea, . , j
At
1 1 N
if i-'
Jiiffrtltiderukw
AND AT 25 PER CENT
REDUCTIONS
Ciris Hint npppiil to every mi
m ji ii, licittil il'ul diiinly mid 'i-rn I'
ll it'll 1 h always preeled ns Ihe very
iicecplulilo iioliday gift.
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Quickly Eased ESy Penetrating
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is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pene
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Wizard Oil is a pood dependable
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praying for tho District Court
Grady county, Oklahoma, for an ci
iier and docree of dissolution of said
corporation.
That said court after full consid
eration of said application made, and
entered its order directing the
Court Clerk of Grady County, Oklahoma-
to file said application anil
cause notice of tho filing uud hear
ing of said application to ho printed
in the Daily' Kxpross, a newspaper
printed, published and of general
circulation in Grady County, Okla
homa .notifying all persons having
claims against said corporation or
In any manner interested therein to
appear' and file In said Court any
md all objections they, or either of
them may have to
the dissolution
of said corporation on or before lib'
:UU day of December l'X'O; that this
noiico is given in pursuanco of said
order and of which all creditors,
stockholders or other persons who
will he affected by said order, judge
ment or decree of the Court grain
ing said dissolution of said company
arc required to take notice and gov
('in themselves accordingly.
Dated this the 2t;th day of Novem
ber 1920.
EDNA T. WAT KINS.
(SKAL).
Court Clerk Grady County, Okla
homa C3:
Hy fl.frtrK HOI.CO.Mll, Deputy.
U-2II-:: it.
When ite Grip E
Leaves You
With a Cough
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Cleaners and Dyers
Opposite Post Office
. ' Phone 195.
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COMPOUND
It contains no opium, morphine,
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i il-if
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Reason ?Jo.3. w
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Right laundering takes the perspiration and dirt
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The water we use is softened by passing through a bed of
Ref initc, Nature's water softening mineral. It is softer
than falling rain clear, sparkling, velvety soft.
Clothes we launder are cleansed with far less washing.
They are free from that hard water soap curd, which stif
fens, discolors and weakens fabric. They last longer and
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Let us show you how beneficial Rcfinite soft water is ta
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Also in rour.d AIR-TIGHT tins of 50.
I SWELLED with prido.
THE FAT man next, to mo.
WAS READING one.
OF MY ciRaretta ads.
AND I fidt him chuckle-.
NOW NO ont? had over.
PRAISED THAT ad.
SO I had to as!u
.
IF HE liked it.
AND HE said, "Sure."
.
AND LAUGHED annus more.
THEN HE said.
"LOOK HERE" and pointed.
AND WHERE I'd written.
"PURE TOBACCO." -
THE PRINTER had set.
"PURE TABASCO."
AND THAT'S why tho man.
THOUGHT MY ad.
WAS HOT stuff.
ft
BUT THEN he said.
"FORGET THE ads.
I NEVER read 'em.
BUT LEMME tell you.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
.
THEY OUGHT to say.
ft
ABOUT THAT cigaretto.
AND THAT ia this.
THEY SATISFY."
AND DARNED it I don't think.
HE REALLY believed.
ft
HE WAS giving mo.
SOMETHING NEW!.
OU can olamo it on the printer if you don't
. see "They Satisfy" in a Chesterfield adver
tisement, fcut be sure of this you'll iind it
4in the cigarette, every time. Wonderful Turk
ish and Domestic tobaccos, wonderfully blended
it sounds easy. But 'you'll find nothing elfo
like Chesterfields. That blend can't be copied.
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