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TYPO BALL TOURNEY OPENS.
Pennsylvania Teams Lose in Press Of
Chicago and Indianapolis Runs.

BOSTON, August 2O.-Chicago, the 1911
champions. and indianapolis were the
winners in the first round of the National
Printers base ball tournament, which be-
gan here yesterday. Chicago, with Keel
or pitching good ball. easily disposed OF
the Pittsburgh typos. II TO =. while the
Philadelphia printers made a sorry show
ing against indianapolis and were beaten
Il to ..
This second game was merry -go-round
of scratch hits. two dozen stolen bases
and two-thirds many errors. Indianpo-
lis broke in with "A five-rnn lead. but be-
fore the third inning IL was trailing, q to
=. then began to hit the ball. while
the Quakers helped throw the game away
by erratic fielding.
! Today New York will meet St Louis
:. and Cincinnati will play Washington.
The scores:
n. H. F.
Chicago .......2 q o = 5-il IL 3
Pittsburgh a y q ~ IL >
| Bsttcrics-keeler and Donahue: Hughes and
Barrick.
r. II. r.
| Indianapolis. o ; o / lis 10 8
philadelphia. :; . o IL IL 10
Battcrics-Eggcrt and Kelly; Davis and I! D.
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Two Coast Stars for Boston.

SPOKANE. Wash. August 20.-First
Bs seman Ralph t'Happy') Meyers and
Catcher Rex Devogt OF the Spokane
Northwestern League team were sold
yesterday to the Nationals of Boston.
Meyers has batted 800 this season and
has stolen seventyseven bases in the
100 games he has played. Devogts
batting average so far this year is .211.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME.
Giants Gain q Point.

ST. LOUIS. August 2O.-New York add
ed another game to It's lead over Chicago
in the race for the National League pen
nant by ting ST Louis yesterday
afternoon by the score of ) to >.
New York started scoring in the second.
Murray singled, but was forced by Her
zog. Sailee hit Meyers and Fletcher.
filling the bases. Crandall then singled
to left, scoring Herzog and Myers. Fletch-
er stopping at second. Snodgrass singled
over Smiths head. scoring Fletcher but
Crandall overran second and was out.
In the next inning Becker's single, fol-
lowed by Murrays three Dagger, gave
the visitors another run.
The home team scored in the fourth
when kOnetchy singled went to third on
a single by Evans. and scored when
Hauser sent sacrifice to Murray. Evans
scored when Cakes doubled to left field.
In the eighth inning Becker singled to
center, stole second, went to third on
Wingos throw to center. and scored New
York's last run when Cakes throw got
past Smith Score:
RHE
New York ..... o 3 1 o o q o % Z
st. Louis ~ 90 900 OO-2 3
f3o fr.l toh 70
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME.
Boston Beats Detroit.

BOSTON. August 2O-The Red SoN
were lucky in winning from Detroit yes.
terday, 4 to 3.
1t was the only game played in the
American League. Two of Boston's runs
were made possible by Detroit's errors
A third run was forced in when Willett
passed Wagner with the bases full
Detroit punched four hits, including
Crawford's triple, for its three runs in
the third. Inc score:
R.H. r.
Boston ........ o 1O1 O1Ox-
Detroit ......... 90 3 O o 90 U-3
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JACK JOHNSON BALKS.

CHICAGO. August 20.-Jack Johnson's
forfeit will not be posted until Joe jean
nette's money is up in New York. he said
last night. Nor viii Johnson do any train
ing for the match until he is assured that
the state boxing commission VII permit
the fight to be staged.
1T would be useless for me to train II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-20

One evening /
was particularly
peevish about it,
and he said:
Why don't
you smoke Tux
edo? Everybody
smokes it up
here. 1t don't
h11rn Or bite T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-20
BANKERS GET THEIR LAST
CHANGE FOR TITLE TODAY
Unless They Beat Pepco This Afternoon Last
Years Champs Will No Longer
Be in the Running.

repeat his dose of last Friday Elmer
Smith will probably twirl for the Printers
The G. p. O. team is the likely win
ner in this section and already many cX-
press an opinion that they will trim the
Ninth Street Church team of class b
1t is without DOUBT that in Elmer
Smith and Staub the Printers have two
very reliable twirlers. and the series
between these two teams will be watched
with interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-20

In Bill Louden. who is covering second
base for the Tigers. Manager Jennings
seems to have found a man who will in
the course Of time. fill Jim Delehanty' s
shoes. Louden Is q great fielder. but as
yet not as great batter al Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-20

1t Is said that Roy Hartzell views with
more or less misgiving the work OF Del
Paddock. the Yankee recruit. Paddock
is making an earnest endeavor to unseat
Hartzell at third base. He seems, also,
to have added strength to the club both
With his fielding and batting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-20

Trenton. 4: Johnstown. o 1--we innings; rain,.
Wilmington. .: Reading o.
Allentown Harrisburg: rain.
Atlantic City-York; rain.
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and a hundred
short stories
which have grip
ped American
men and women
by their vivid
ness, fascination
and humor.
| became &C
Guaintcd with
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TWO Well placed DuntS were the cause
of Southerns undoing yesterday. They
came in the sixth inning when Southern
had a one-run lead on the Northern
League champs Clayton started the
trouble when he laid down a pretty one
that Platz and Gregory failed to come to
decision as to who should take it,
Bernie Gallagher rolled one along the
first base line and beat the throw. At
this juncture Baggette hit safely to right
and when Smith and his feet got mixed
up both runners scored. Wood drove out
two-bagger, sending the catcher to
third. Young started twirling for the
| railroaders. and the fourth ball to Lana
gan was wild one and both runners
counted.
| Strobel furnished a pretty play in the
| first inning when he ran far back in foul
| territory and nabbed Hiser's high one.
Rieder able to take third on the
catch, however. but was left.
| Clayton robbed Platz of a triple and
possibly homer when he gallOped mile
| back and grabbed promising hit In
| the next inning he nearly duplicated this
catch, but after nearly coliding with the
| foul line nag he dropped the ball.
| Tim Chism pitched prettily throughout
| He had excellent control and a good
break on his curve ball, and the South
erners found him hard to hit. Eight of
his opponents famed and only five hit
safely. Bishon getting two. In addition
to giving a demonstration of pitching
ability the Park boxman sent the first
two tallies over for his team. when, with
two on, he tripled past Booth
Southern seems to be laborng under
| some disadvantage. when it is noticed
it has not been able to play some of the
men who helped to win the league cham
pionship. Holbrunner is out on account
of sickness, Crymes. who played regu-
larry at second all year. has only shown
up for one game and McGregor the star
backstop, was among the missing yester-
day.
With Strobel in the box, Railroad
League followers think that their team
has a chance against the G. P. o. outfit
this evening. Staub will most likely be
sent against Southern. and endeavOr to
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SCHEDULES.

TO-DAY TOMORROW.
Cleveland at Washn. Detroit at Waeh'n.
! 81 Louis at New York. Chicago nj New York.
| Chicago at Phila. ST Louis at Phila.
/, Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Boston.
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AMERICAN AssOCIATIO,

Milwaukee. 2: Louisville. 6.
st. Paul. 3: Columbus. 2 item inninge,.
Kansas City. =: Indianapolis. 9.
Minnea polls Toledo. postponed.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbus. ): Albany. l.
jacksonville. g: Macon. q.
Columbia, 4; Savannah. ..
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Block. the youthful catcher sent to st.
Paul by the Cardinals, is backing them
as good as Otto Miller of the Dodgers in
grabbing foul tips, too.
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there was no chance to fight. he said.
To close friends Johnson last night said
he was not anxious to fight Jeanette or
any one else.
Il don't care particularly whether this
fight comes off. he said. Il went into
this affair just TO please my wife. Ira n
ing is hard work. and I'd rather rest
Johnson now weighs about 20 pounds.
a little more than he weighed when Lo
started to train for the Flynn hight.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE

Providence. .: Montreal, :.
Jersey City. .: Toronto, s.
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Creenvilie. 6: Greensboro, ..
Winston Salem. ): Anderson, .
Spartanburg, IL; Charlotte, ).
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New Orleans. 2: Nashville, 1.
Mobile. 3: Memphis. q.
Atlanta. ,: Birmingham L.
Montgomery. .: Chattanooga, I.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

Petersburg. q: Newport News. j.
Roanoke. 3: Norfolk. 8.
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NATrONAT. I.rAcrrr

TODAY. TOMORROW.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Phila. at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
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APPALACHIAN League.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Norristow n Bristol: rain.
Cleveland. 4: johnson City, 5.
Knoxville, 4; Asheville, q.
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Section C..

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
q. r. o.. > 1000 Southern -. = 900
Park ....... l ! 500
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Yesterdays GAME:
Park, 8; Southern, :.

GAME TODAY:
Southern VS.. G. P. O., 9th and Florida
avenue northeast, ) o'clock.
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With Strobel in the box. Railroad
League followers think that their team
has chance against the G. P. o. outfit
this evening. Staub will most likely be
sent against Southern. and endeavOr to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-20

always comes when a team which is
leading is placed in danger of losing
its advantage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-20

S. Edward Beach. president of the new
Washington Athletic Association. is in
receipt of letter from the manager of
the Arcade, which informs him that if
arrangements can be made benefit
track meet will be he'd there to aid the
new organization in getting started
financially. Mr.. Leach was not able to
say whether or not meet would be held.
but he did state that he thought it would
be very good idea, provided it could be
accomplished.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.

MINUh LEAGUE JAMES.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbus. 5: Albany. l.
Jacksonville. g: Macon. q.
Columbia, 4; Savannah. ?.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Morr stow n Bristol: rain
Cleveland. :: Johnson City, 5.
Knoxville. Z: Asheville. q.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
New Orleans. 2: Nashville. I.
Mobile. 3: Memphis. q.
Atlanta. ,: Birmingham l.
Montgomery, >; Chattanooga. I.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Petersburg. q: Newport News. j.
Roanoke. 8: Norfolk. s.
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.
creenvilie. 6: Greensboro. .
Winston-Salem. ): Anderson, ..
Spartanburg, IL; Charlotte, ).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 2: Louisville. 8.
st. Paul. ;: Columbus. 2 item inninss,.
Kansas City. =: indianapolis @.
Minneapolis Toledo; postponed.
INTERN LEAGUE.
Providence. >: Montreal, =
Jersey City. .: Toronto 8.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
Trenton. 4: Johnstown. o 1--we innings; rain
Wilmington. .: Reading. o.
Allentown Harrisburg: rain.
Atlantic City York; rain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
Christmas Cheer
for Blind Children

Fort Gibson, 0kla. Dec. 9.-lt Will
be og interest to the public to know
that already plans are under way for
happy Christmas at the School foF
the Blind. Last year the management
Of this school save weeks vacation
III which almost every form Of amnae-'
ment and the largest pleasure We're
provided Tor those pupils who could
not or did not 90 home for the holi-
days. There will be this year another
Christmas tree and a program cover
ing the entire week which Will make
the occasion memorable to every child.
The public can assist the superintend-
ent. officers and teachers Of the School
fo- the Blind In their efforts 70 make
the Christmas holidays a week q
pleasure for the children. ANY organ
izp tion, institution or individual wish
ING to contribute to the success o.
Christmas plans for the sixty.five pu-
pills In the School for the Blind may
do Sd and should write the superin-
tendent for information and direction
There are several children who are
without PARENTS and whom to remem
be-. viii be to make glad when other
wise they would feel alone and neg
lected
The musical ability and accomplish
ments Of the children In the Schoo
for the Blind are generally known (
i be unusual. Their opportunities Z
hear the best music are limited Supt
/ D. w. Stewart wishes 10 have for th'
Christmas holidays and for contint
Gus use in the school Victrola Q
graphophone. Estimating the cost Q
the victrola at $75, a call has been i
sued to those who love music and wh
are friendly 10 the blind children
be one Of fifteen to give five dollar
each toward securing a VictTola fc
the school The call may as we'll b
received by the seyenty-liye person
who will give each one dollar towai
the amount required to secure the !
strument. Anyone wishing to aid Il
plan OF those who are working wi
the blind should address supt- O.
Stewart, Fort Gibson. Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
COUNTY TREAsuRER's
CALL FOR WARRANTS


/ have funds on hand 70 take up the
following warrants against Grady
County, oklahoma
Court fund to and including warrant
No 2SS Of la1l-t2 series.
Court fund to and including warrant
Ne - Of 1928 series.
Poor and insane fund to and mclud-
ing warrant No. lo9 Of lsl2ls series.
Salary fund to and including war.
rant No. s50 OF l9itl2 series.
Salary fund to aud Including var
RAM No q Of 1929 series.
Contingent fund TO and including
warrant No. % Of 1898 series.
supply fund to aud including war
rant No. 1e9 OF leii-lZ series.
Separate school luad te and nelnd
ug warrant No 9s ot i9ll-i2 series
Road and bridge fund TO and includ
ing warrant No, lsg Of f9ll-l2 series
Tick eradication fund to and inelud
/ lng warrant No. "a OF l9tl.l2 series.
Interest on warrants called abcYi
vii: stop thirty days from publication
Published this, the 7th day Of Ds
esmber. 1912
". 4 CLOUD,
5.2ti<w County Treasurer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
BETTER CREDIT FACILITIES FOB
FARMERS.

The following is taken from the cur
rent issue Of Farm and Fireside.
President Taft's statement adyo-
eating government aid 70 cooperative
farmers banks puts him and the in-
fluence of his office back Of the move
ment which this paper has beeA adj
yocatiag for years
eThe Southern Commercial CON
grsss. representing the states from
which GOV. Wilson received most Of
his votes. has taken the iaboflag oar
lln the movement for better agricuI-
4 hral credit. The progressiyes are en-
4 listed On the side oi better rural con.
dlglona we can confidently expect,
therefore. that the next four years will
see established Fl the United States
system ol banks Ike the Ralffeisen
4 cooperative banks Of Europe
"AILarican farmers pay on the aver
age over eight per cent per annum foi
!. money 10 carry on their farming oper
atl6ns. While the fafmers Of Europs
are accommodated at from three PEI
/ cent to four
"The Raiffeisen banks are the one
which loan to farmers on persona
+ credit They loan the smallest sums
+ They may almost be said never to los
3 loans. This safe business Is manage
i by tie farmers themselves. The loan
+ ars made for no other purposes tha
that Of production A farmer in on
}, log these societies cannot borrow none
/ ta buy a parlor organ or a buggy; BY
i. Tor a SOW to rear him litter Of pig
or i flock 0f fowls to produce egg
or a load oil fertilizer Tor his field
S or for greenhouses. or feeds for ba
!. ancing his rations. BE may borrow
5 splail q sum as he desires and as mue
!. sthe committee in charge Of q
). loans win give him.
}. ~He gets these Leans 1T very 10
j. rate Of interest, and he pays them
any time be feels ike it. and In suI
# small sums as he may be able to rails
ID These banks are independent Of
F financial princes, powers aud potf
IS tates. They make no money Tor al
p ono but the farmers.
d. I'm parts of this country especia
tie east and south. such banks
y- s0reiy needed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

The usual volume Of bills, covering
every conceivable line Of Legislation,
il to be exlae.ed when the coming
legislature convenes, but If the soIons
are wise they win endeayor to restrict
their labors to a few Of the more Inn
portant matters that demand atten.
ton. Chief among these must be mea-
sures relating to retrenchment and re-
form. The problem Of the tax reduc-
tior must be dealt with in a thorough
going practical manner, with view
10 the permanent welfare Of the state
guarding against any short-sighted
makeshlfts that will afford no perma-
nent relief In his interview a few
days ago. Bin Murray presented
practical working program of reform
to which the lawmakers may vel
give heed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
MAR AGAINST TYPHoI9.

sst Dr Allan >.
IN. fs.sts5 states pub.
,.,, .,.,.s.s aread 4 campaign
s..ss..a s@s,nst tvpheia fever.
ss tssf sboiild Stir
s.,.nsty T. astibn
,.e.is fai4ea states said
,sa,m9~s3sn .4ha number il cases
,,...,.sntsbis M methods
- ,go,,is rrabahly reach
Vii sestAe u avoided
.,s s,.t ana n teoa thefe were
NJ tvnhals feyer ri lie
So. th ,hars weFa eases
Trs,s II sp,ts II nv fact
-. n.n.,siion " HUI ana
. og tba tInitsd
aal "a IN aesths from III.
III. rs.,.s.sos anr total
ssrss..s,t,s sstinats he,
....sa4 s,,as;.r IL
III ,4ss.sss aseb vear
-, Il, .,.srssa III
s ,..,.,.s.,,,.., II fong wAaks
M W ~ s.,.s A,
Observation-Disclosures, a-, sainfnl ~
- 4ss ssonon,e ,oss Y II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
MnuE on NoWI

SAYS policeman to a street crowd,
and whacks heads il It don't Move
ON nov. says tLs big, harsh, mineral
pills to bowel congestion and suffering
follows. pr Kings New life Pills don't
bulldoze the bowels. They gently per
suade them 20 right action and health
follows. g5 cents at Brown 4 Cos.
Adv. -d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John c. Lewis, sheriff, to Midland
Savings and Loan Co, 1902; lots
9-lO, block 4, Ireton addition to Chick
asha,
c. & c. Nations to John Hart, 1872
u, s27O; e 20 acres lot 5; NE ll(
acres lot 6, section 6-S-6.
Elmer Stevenson and wife to I. 6
Gam. ll.2.12, $500: NV SW sW 81
81.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

81 human life the reduction Of typhoid
feNer ia Pittsburgh may be cited Since
the installation Of the filter plants
there has been an annual saving in the
oity of Pittsburg Of 900 lives from w.
phoid fever alone"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

The most extrayagent man We have
heard Of is the one who sent the FIX
press a regularly stamped postal card
and put an additional one cent stamp
on It. That fellow must hare money
t. burn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

Commenting on the advice Of a suf-
frage leader who advises women to
wear trousers If they want to set the
ballot Mr. Hen Peek says there's
nolhing new in that suggestion,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09


After all, it appears that the gov
ernors famous coup d'etat in con-
vening the state senate to railroad Il
over the eold board wasn't such q
master stroke. It appears that the
senators had some ideas Of their own
and consequently the special session
has SO far failed Of its purpose. The
decision Of the senate to reject both
the old and the new appointments,
While it in no way affects the merits
81 the original controversy, furnishes
perhaps the most practical solution Of
/ tie tangle, Tor she time being, and in
the meaAslme. before he regular ses.
sior conyenes, a way out Of the diff
Guilty may Be found Tho whole ques
tion could have been settled In shori
order if the suggestion Of Mr.. Wilson
that ii be taken at ono. to the courts
Oh an agreed statement Of facts, hat
been accepted thus saving the eS
pense Of the extra session and speed
Inv ending the chaotic condition tina
! exists as a result of the controversy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

Not being an authority on football
We don't know any better way 70 judge
the merits Of a team than BY the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

reflection On chsracter standing reputation Of any
II corporation misstatement which may appear the
II s Express sadz corrected upon ita being brought
u areaton q ne management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

sessed oi the savirg sFace of'commoa
sense. even though ~ III lacking in
some oG The essentials Of statesman.
ship.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

with eggs at 81 cents a dozen. Mrs
Newlywed claims that she Is getting
the worst or il when the grocer Slips
three or four bantam eggs into a
dozen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

OF Chickasha, Oklahoma, at the close
OF business November rs, 1912.
Resources.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09
aIlRscRlPTIoN 49,.

80 yssr. delivered BY carrier---S4.so
moatha, delivered BY carrier IVY
@hfes months, delivered by carrier l-zV
cs moath, delivered By carrier .40
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FARMERS STATE BANK

Publishers report Of the Condition Of
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*@@$@ #&%#% $As+%
: EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs. =
@44Se e%o~4 4%%s

Think not that thy word ana thlne
alone mum be right -sophocles.
Albert Thompson is a constant read
or OF Col Lillian Russell's beauty
hints
One OF our contributors takes a
knock at the knoeker and he didn't hit
lick amiss.
One class of people succeed in this
life simply BY doing well whatever
tLey undertake
What has become OF the old fash
ioned girl who used to crochet neck
tics for her steady
Do your Christmas shopping earl,
if You have the money Otherwise
better leave it undone.
Man is certainly stark mad he cal
moi make a worm, and vet he will b
making gods by dozens Montague
A chickasha young man is delibei
ately planning to fall out with hi
.'best girls just before Christina:
There's a mean one for you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-09

Anyway. Gov. Blease is a success IN
the art OF getting big headlines on
the front page-e kind Of fame that
pleagcs moro people than Won think