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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-24

ISHING-The Deyonian on com
pany and Fuller in their No. 10, Ma
lay Yarhola. section s, l7-T have a
lOO-barrel, natural, well IN the Lay
ton sand.
The GYPSY -Mannford oil com
panys No. g. Mannford OH company
fee, section 7, III, made 40 barrels,
natural, from the Wheeler sand and
has increased to rs barrels since the
shot. 1t got the top Of the sand H
2,30S feet.
The Kathleen Oh company has two
fair-slzed new Layton wells, It's No,
S, Hutton, section 8. III, is pump
ing so barrels, natural from the Lay
ton, and the No. is good for so bar
rels since the shot, II started of at
80, natural
Several tests are started in the
northern sections Of 1871. THE car
pathia OH company Is building rip
in the southeast corner Of the Joseph
Brown farm. section 10, 1871, and on
the Benoche FiXico in the same sec
tion. 1t will be remembered that
Charles Mcbride drilled "A dustcr on
the Luther f. Morgan, in the south
west Of this section.
The Pocohontas OH company Is
drilling on the Joseph Jackson farm,
in the southwest of the southwest Of
the southwest Of II, 1871.
The McMan Oil companys gas~well
in s, 1874 which is making from %
to 40 millions, has caused the com
pany to start another one mile
north, on the surveyed inter-township
strip owned by the company.
g
Following are recent
completions from Bartleaville and
Lightning Creek districts:
Van Week and Graham, No. s, v.
Wakefield, II, BIB, 90 barrels
Prairie Oil and Gas company, No.
2, w. Clark, 16. 27-19, 60 barrels.
w. c. Kennedy, No. 3, west half,
northwest quarter. Q, 27-1S, 10 barrels.
l.. p. Holmes, No. 10, Goldie Tim
braugh, 28, 26-12, 80 barrels.
KanoteX Refining company, No. 8,
Robin Dougherty. 1S, 2G-l2, 100 bar
rels.
Federal Oil company, No. s, i, O..
c. fee. %, 24-16, 40 barrels No. 7. 20
barrels
N. D. Wells, No. /, c. N. Sullivan,
13, 24-16, 90 barrels.
Vandersall, ct al, No. 2, e. s.
Spickers, y, 24-16, 25 barrels.
The test OF Kimberly ct al, on the
Ben Perryman, the west half Of the
southwest of section /. 14-12, is dry
to 2,1S0 feet and is being plugged,
KIEFER-The Reese Oil company's $
No II, Suma Sarte, section 8, 17-12.
is dry through the Taneha sand.
which it got at 1905 feet and was
drilled to a total depth Of 1,S40.
The Producers Oil company's test on
the Ruth johnson farm, section 10.
17-11, is good for 80 barrels in Glenn
sand at from ! 1,6O5 to 1910 feet.
"WTCEY" POOIl-The new tests in
this pool are being watched closely.
Chase and Ziegler across the town
ship line In 81. 1914, from the WiCey
wells, are drilling at 900 feet and
making good progress.
Bin Wise, Collins and associates
are drilling at 1850 feet in the south
west Of the northwest Of 90.
The Wilson OIL campany's rig is
up in the northwest corner Of the
southwest of the northwest Of 80.
The Tammany Oil company is spud-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-24
OIL MEN, OIL MEN

Rubber, rubber, rubber. belts. belts.
belts. Can save you twenty-five per
cent on rubber betting. Bulldog Belt
Co, 504 Robinson Arcade. Phone 1904
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-24
OIL MEN, ATTENTION

VIII drill and carry you an interest
in good looking territory. We are In
market for Bird Creek production.
Phone 1904. room 504 Robinson
Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-24
NOTICE TO OIL PRODUCERS.

The Oklahoma Audit and Credit
Company will incorporate your com
pany, prepare your records and sys-
tematiz your bookkeeping. We guar
antee to start you straight and keep
you straight. Phone 925.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-24

The Producers Oil company's test on
the Ruth johnson farm, section 13,
17-11, is good for 80 barrels in Glenn
sand at from ] 1905 to 1910 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-24

KIEFER-The Reese oil company's
No. II, Suma sarte, section g, 17-12,
is dry through the Taneha sand,
which it got at 1905 feet and was
drilled to a total depth of 1,S40.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18


It was just the faintest little mouse
like click, but It meant a latch-key in
the front door, not twenty feet away,
and Tom had to act on the instant
The only refuge was q heavy plush
curtain suggesting a concealed door,
and be darted behind It's folds. The
door was locked on the other side.
The front door had opened now, and
any change OF position was impossi-
BILE. Tom blessed his leanness, flnd-
ing that by standing straight In the
narrow space he made no perceptible
bulge in the plush. With his pocket
knife he deftly slit a peephole in time
to see q young woman come with
quick. cautious steps into the room.
Obviously this was Miss Evangeline
She was painting a little, her hands
pressed nervously together, her teeth
working at the lower lip. She began
to pace up and down, very softly, with
tense excitement In every line. Sud
denly she paused, listening, her eyes
directed straight at the plush hanging
Tom, nerved for . feminine shrek
poised himself in readiness to set oul
at ne first note; but she turned and
went swiftly to the front door. An In
slant later she came back with I
young man.
''Wellg" said the newcomer quickly
she drew away from the arm he had
put about her.
aOh. I don't knowl dent knowI'
she laid imploEllE bands On ~
arm
raBut % you think father is tyranni
cslf rat SIS SLY . wait thsal
yearA when We'Fp aRra noWf TIE
We have 4 rght = - q e 4asea WI
in9 10 b POOR anf-aD1 a. thatfr
= en1s lsn whae I fhink 7 M
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18

on the whole successfully. burglar.
He did not take from the poor; he
had never found that worth while.
His victims were always those who
could afford to lose-and to have. Il
cannot be- claimed that he belonged
to the chivalric type that abandons
loot in order to save the baby, or
touched by feminine rsk6Mtleness. TO
turns gems by mail the next day. Nor
was he the burly rufiian for whom the
timid look nightly under the bed. A
little black grease, and he might
have passed for plumbers assistant.
II was not ignorance Of the hours
kept by the rich that started him out
a. early as ten o'clock that evening.
Tom read the society columns to good
purpose; he knew that II the Kilt
ridges were giving a Christmas Eve
ball. among those present would e.
suredly be Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Whit.
timore and their daughter, Miss Evan
geIine Whittimore. who would proba-
bly, be charming In rose chiffon and
pearls. This meant that the Whitti-
more house would be empty Of the
Whittimores that evening. A careful
inquiry into the ways Of the Whit
more servants suggested that most OF
them would be of the moment the
carriage had left the door 1t looked
such pleasant opening that Tom de-
cided not to take a confederate with
him, but softly let himself in by a
window In a Swallowed angle, selected
earlier In the day.
He found himself in a dining-room,
dark except for the light in the hall
beyond Riches glimmered dimly on
the sideboard, but Tom seldom both
cred with plate. Crossing the room
with the noiseless agility Of cat, he
paused by the door.
The silence was absolute; not even
the ticking of clock could be heard,
After three minutes his head drew
back with somewhat the movement OF
a turtles, his jaws came together,
and he deliberately scuffed one foot
along the polished floor, producing q
dull, indefinite sound that might mean
anything. Again the tense listening;
then, with a businesslike Quietness
wholly free from sinking, he crossed
the hall and went swiftly UP the great.
dim stairs.
The Whittimore Christmas presents,
still lurking in drawers and desks. Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18

" ne began conf
dentiaily, you seem like pretty nice
young couple, and l amt one to spoil
sport. II you want to skin out just as
you are now, inside Of sixty seconds,
don't know but might-look the
other way, sect"
I'VE don't wish anything Of the
kind" said Miss Eyangeline haughtily.
The young man merely stared; he
was evidently preparing speeches for
her father. Tom edged toward the
door.
We'll, dunno as need to wait,
then. Family rows is for the family
only, say. done my job, and"
Hold up!" commanded the young
man. Il wish you to stay. Here!"
Three swift steps had taken Tom to
the front door. He clutched 1t open
and nearly landed in the arms of Miss
Evangeline's mother and father. Their
portly presence left no loophole.
Thought I'd save you finding your
key, sir" he said. II done my job
but the young folks is pretty mad"
When 1t comes to shadowing US
with detective, sir" the young man
began imposingly; then temper over
threw diction. I'm hanged II I'll
stand for it," he BURT out.
Detective? Are you crazy?" he ex-
claimed.
Tom fell back q step toward the
dining-room. "Oh, If you want to so
back on me, sir, amt nothing to say.
But / stopped this here elopement and
I've earned my pay. I'll call for it to-
morrow. ''rrss sAss y. q svi''7FaaN 77spss's'.
he achieved another step. ME-
Whtttimofe seemed short Of breath.
.FuICpement? Detective? Good
God, Vangy, never hired detective
in my life. It's some internal blum
derl"
We'll, here he u.s. said Miss Evan
geline coldly. ''If your will let us get
married. wen overlook it. Other
wise"
She drew herself up, and Tom
achieved another step. The old gem
tleman's temper began to show signs
Of wear.
Marry any one you please! But
for mercy's sake don't say T."
A scuffie and crash interrupted
A whirling heap on the floor resolved
itself into Tom Patterson on his back,
with Miss Evangeline's lover kneeling
on his chest, hand at his throat.
Sorry to make a row." apologized
the young man breathlessly, 'but I
caught on just in time. He's q sneak
theft"
you seem to be a-a fairly up-and.
coming young fellow" stammered Mr..
Whittimore.
Look here. Mr.. Whittimore,"
broke in Tom peaceably, you don't
want all this in the papers"
"All what, you scoundrel?"
"Elopement in the Four Hundred
Miss Evangeline Whittimore, daughter
of-seef Now you got the swag, you
got the girl; what more d'you want?
Outside police court, amt likely to
talk. You think about it."
His captors did think about 1t, with
dismayed faces. The two women on
the stairs exchanged horrifed glances.
Mr.. Whittimore pinched his chin,
scowled. sighed. then nodded heavily
Slowly and reluctantly. the last pocket
emptied, the young man arose from
Toms chest.
Two minutes later Mr.. Thomas Pat
terson. hurrying through the dark
smiled to himself as he inserted care
ful fingers into q remote crevasse Of
his structure. whore the contribution
from Mr., Whittimore's desk eth
iurkpd ID = compact wad.
sThey don't know had that" be
rs6sctsd, ehut guesa ri keep Il fol
hush money. Two hundred dollars a
mofa'n that young dude earn Ia ~
SVonfng. anyhoFlF
tcysaShs. Era.E A AEanusy 60
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18

you so much that don't trust my oNu
Judgment. Il has seemed TO me that
he was-unfair. ! could be holder y
only ! didn't realize bow utterly un'
worthy
Don't"
she Tap to HIN. aAi he cook her into
hin arms.
Nov I wiz run and get on another
Jrsss; you wait here" she said. And.
dear, am going to bring my jewels.
They are truly mine. and n we ere
too poor
II hate to have you take them" b
protested.
Tom also hated to have her take
them. The case was at that moment
in his right-hand pocket, together with
several other trines from her dressing
table.
III be back In i've minutes" she
was saying. drawing away reluctant
hands.
When she had gone as far a. the
door, Tom took charge Of the situation
He threw back the curtain, lifting .
cautioning hand ct her faint scream.
IF you want to keep this quiet from
the servants, no row, please" he said
with dignity. I'm sorry, young Teller.
but I'm q detective employed by the
lady's papa to stop this very thing
see? have to do my dooty."
The young man stared helplessly,
Miss Evangeline clutching at his coat.
"But-but-" he stammered.
you see, the old gentleman got
wind Of It and asked me to step
around" Tom explained. "He don't
want any, fuss.
The young mans color had changed
from dismayed white to angry red.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18

fered an unusual
ly wide selection,
and Tom browsed
peacefully among
them for half an
Hour. Then. add
angto mis- packet
l collection MISS,
SEvang 3s
81 case and two
hundred dollars
from Mr.. Whitti-
more's desk, he
slipped down the
stairs again and
made the mistake
of pausing In the
dinly ,ltghted
drawing-room to
see IL he had
overlooked any
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18

Will NOT, ne
said clearly. III
he does that sort
Of thing"
Exactly" ech-
oed Evangeline
proudly. I'VE will
wait till my faith
er comes home,
and have Il out
with him. DeteO
tive, indeed"
They sat down
on the couch and
glared at Tom. It
made him uneasy.
"IOokAe harA."
he began conf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-12-18

HRISTMAS mSo
was always q
busy night for Mr..
Thomas Patter-
son. He had In
variably done the
biggest business
OF the yoar at
that time, except
for three success
sive Christmases
spent under the
conservative reg
ime of the Deni-
Tertiary.
Mr.. Patterson
was frankly. and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

ne subject Of an investigation 10 be
conducted both by high school faculty
and the city board of educaslou-and
vigorous steps are going to be made
to learn the exact facts Id TIE casa.
both as 70 the personal Identity Of
those participating and as to the ques-
iioa of whether town or high school
oofs started the rumrHs
supf r B Rybolt and several mem.
bers q the board Of education an.
nounced today that they we're going
2 the bottom Of the affair.
@Iast what steps win be taken after
the facts ere knoRn IS a matter yet 10
bs deteFmined-it is q matter upon
which board ana faculty. aembers both
VIII probably confer
~ e Is found that students n ths
high school planned and carried ost
the chickasha attack. ssme steps Win
probably Be taken toward proper pun
izhnent II both high school and town
boys we're responsible md the condh
uol is one thar cannot be eliminated
oy punishment alone. a member Of the
board declared today be would be In
favor q cutting out al athletics en-.
'lfeiy insofar az they tend toward
contests Tith outside schools. confin.
ing athletic training erely 10 gym.
nasium work
Both board members and faculty
ecnaemn fhe acfien Of the Lawton
Youngsters IN no uncertain terms"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20
REAL ESTATE TRAssFERs


Phelena Gardner and Anderson
Gardner to ". J. whiteman. 217.ls,
500 n 1897 acres. sw 10 acres 10;
i; NV sW NE: Sc sE Ne; sw 10
acres lot ?. section 4-ss7: NV S.36
acres lot II. section 1S-4-7.
Elizabeth Lewis TO Chickasha Cot.
ton Oil Co, 2-ls-ls. s2S5; lot 2, block
2, Ninnekab.
A. E. Long and wife to j. NJ. Jones,
'6-4-o7, $50 lots "A, Is, II, IS. block
81. Rush Springs.
A. W. Cooper 70 J. Y. Bond. 12-s0-12
500 lots 81. block 9. Alex.
s w. Williams to ". E. Franklin.
1913, $50 lot 6. block 10, verden.
W G. Williams to same, 1918, $50;
lot Z, block ls. Vsrden.
G. and c. Nations to Berry William
son, ll-ls-l2. $s5; NV NE Ne ss-5-7.
H. z. AeCasken and wife to C.
Schlotterbeck. 12s-ls, s1isL50; lots
3, ssnd s. block IS. Phillips addition
to chickasha.
aI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

The young man whose pockets are
filled with cigarette rrappers. mus.
taehe combs, finger nail cleaners, min.
iature curling irons. looking glasses.
etc. and have their mothers crease
their pants. are not the enes who viii
make promising husbands The pock-
cts OF those who are helping to make
the country bloom and causing two
blades Of grass TO grow where God
planted out one, viii be found filled
with barbed wire staples. and different
sizes OF nails and verden
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

The officers Of the National Cash
Register Co. who have been sentenc
ed to prison for violating the antitrust
Law are probably beginning TO suspect
that the criminal clause Of that law
has some teeth left in It even if the
supreme court did read the "rule Of
reason into the act The attorney
general expresses confidence that the
highest court win sustain the sentence
imposed on the offenders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

County agricultural associations are
epidemic throughout the entire state.
the virus from the great Aluskogee
agricultural congress- having moculat.
ed all sections Of Oklahoma. The men
responsible for this grtat meeting
have builded even beftei than they
know ana the result vii be literally
millions Of dollars added annually to
the income Of the commonwealth
Muskogee Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20
LAYTON NEWSPAPERS CONDEMN
RomDNsM pm SPORTS.

i-awion newspapers give forth nf
nncerEain sound in regard to tie near
massacre a The Cbiokasha baskei
aall boys ID that city saturday even
ing both the Constitution and ths
Ns and star printing editorials
sironely eondemnIns tie roadyism.
Neither o. The papers recognize the
old gruigs animus as any extenua-
1on ior the conduct q Che boya and
hcgA demand thas thos ras ponsibis
for Il b dealt Ti,h 10 aa appropriate
manner.
according 10 the best Information vs
can oblain the lsia football game here
uhsn tAe feeling betaesa Chickasha
and Lauton originated furnished DO
grounds tor . perpetual iend ard ths
napieasantaass On thai occasion never
zaeAea the stage 81 aetual hostiiitlss.
However, G any chickssha boys par-
sseinased in rough tactics then. t1sg
deserve The same condemnation TIA.
il due .he L.aw.c1 lads, brt that Is at
oid story ana Whatevsr lie facts were
tAeg bare 40 bearing o. the main
point Fairh "a stressed b the Lawfon
press e. shat high schos sports must
bs ksgt cleaa ana gAHtiemanlr IL they
are to survive. II they csn't Be-. inter.
easi1zsc Contests ~sii tars to 81 cus
aut Properly eoh9nctI such sports
tend ~ make boz more manly as
well e more gentiemarly and they
aFs g be encouraged. bat whel ros-
1yisn becomes Hart of tie program
t4eg are ai,oEeiheE pen.cious
Edis1 F the Lswssa Constitution
a
yaAs NAo is responsible for the dis
graceful treatment of tas visiting bas-
1T BAN team from Chickasha. satur.
day ng1t seems 10 be a question Of
doubi-hest information indicates that
RoEh high school and town boys par
ipated-bak whereye- the response
blitT il has established q reputation
fF0m ahish LaHton aud the Lawton
AgA school viii net som recover.
Those Wao would eendone the act
say s ras paying back "a old grudge.
Whatever in treatment local teams
feceiFe Ia ether cities iH matter for
Sic Authorities q thoss cities and
schools 70 iook afteE-lhis is not a
gay oE mob rule. 3f tie LaWt0n high
school cannot treat Tisit'ns teams with
seee1eE o. play "a 0the towns with
rrt bringing on personal combat. It isl
1me athletes sh1all ba entirely cut
from Fhe curriculum = town boys
cannot BE- kept from 'bafsing in' when
students fthe high school are trying
g extend proper hospitality which is
Eae case win at least one class ID this
instahee-ail games shoaid be played
60 foreign grounds or special police
should be requested u keep off in.
ruders
The affair of Saturday night should
aot PASS without sweeping investiga-
ion-and the matter Should not drop
wlth inTestigation.7
ln 8 news article the Constitution
carries the following:
Just Who was respeafible for the
sisgraesfui treatment Of Chickasaa
hizh school athletes when they visit
e Laa'ton Saturday nieti last to en-
gage IL Basket ball game IS to be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

After reading the oklahoman's sen
sational heading Wilson's New Book
startles the Universe" We we're nat
urally z pit disappointed to find that
the volume in question is for the most
part compilation Of the president.
elects campaign speeches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

A little boy, seeing gentleman in
the street. placed himself in a eonveH-
lent place to speak to nm; when the
gentleman came up the 10y pulled off
his hat. held il out to the gentleman.
and begged for few cents.
Money" said the gentleman. you
had better ask for manners than
money"
4 asked" said the boy, for what
thought you had the most of."-Life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20
A STOLEN sMlLE'R TWO. >
'+++%%%+%+%+s%+++ >

Only One Glance.
Did you notice that woman who
Just passed3' inquired he.
"The one" responded she with the
gray hat the white feather, the red
velvet roses. the mauye jacket the
black skirt the mink fars. and the
lavender spats?"
Yes
Not particularly ~ Kansas City
Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

Seeing that thess efforts are not ap
preciated. the cabinet makers have
apparently become disgusted and are
going TO let Wilson fix up his slate
without any assistance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

Another reason for attending the
meeting az the city hall this evening is
mat you wiil forever forfeit your right
g roar about what they do If you
are not there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20
sS4&%@s$s@@e@@ee&.
>
> EXPRESS PscKAGETTEs.

- - = y ? y 2
Honor and shame from 10 condition
rise
Act wen your part-there an the honor
les.
But the watched pot doesn't burn.
And The early garden may also get
the blizzard
Hs .sa carly boy that gets the bag
sorm The SINNERS 81 those prizes
FIJI have g be nastiers
There is a man in Chlekasha who
says he wants no credit for anything
be does-he prefers the hard eash
AS rule. when a man reaches the
point where be manHures his nails
perfectly be isn't good for anything
else
GraTitation. electricity and other big
trrces work noiselessly. Ii isn't nee.
essary to storm about every piece Of
sork
So far as the Packaeette man is
personally concerned. either Huerta
cr Diaz is welcome to the Job down in
Hexicc
Our guess is that after a man gets
into the habit OF drinking to drown
bis sorows he prefers sorrows with
life preservers on-DalIas News.
One man in Chickasha who is con
siderably past three score and ten,
works az his trade and rides a bicycle
70 his place Of business every day.
The idea OF the county court clerk
q course, is that a grass widow must
not marry again unless she has been
harvested long enough 10 be cured.
Not being a shriner, we are a little
curious 70 know what kind Of oasis
they have oyer At Oklahoma City.
Wen ask Bro. Mckenzie or Bro. Bob
Richards about it.
Il IS indeed a far-ietohed joke when
a member Of the congregation puts
poker chip in the contribution basket
al the Sunday morning service and
~ -. l. - - - ~ -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

c. c. Goetting announces that he is
a candidate for Aldermen in the First
Ward, subject to the democratic p-i.
mary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

More accurately speaking. one Of
ne Mexican revolutions has ended. No
body knows how many more are 20.
ing on.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

Any erroneous character standing or repusoB 4,
person. which NAV appear
tie of The Express R be gladly upon s being bruss
y attention of the management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-20

Aadero will be lucky il he doesn't
draE anything more than a sentence
70 the erazy-house.