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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
YALE TEAM GIVEN
THREE-DAY REST

New Haven, May 29.-Yale baseball
nine Is in bad shape for its game with
Princeton here Saturday. and the
coaches have ordered three days com
plete rest for 1t. 1t was driven so
hard by the graduate coaches Monday
that II was nearly lifeless in it's game
with williams Tuesday, and daily prac-
tice was Immediately stopped. Pun
pelly, right fielder, sprained his ankle
in the gruelling practice Monday and
is on crutches. He Will be out of the
play for the Princeton match. and the
Holy Cross game here next Wednesday,
Catcher Burdett was compelled to re-
tire from tho williams game because
he injured his hand, but will probably
be able to play Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30

cruel knock was offered. Here was a
close game at one and one, and pros
poets OF extra innings
both Pitchers show Class.
In eighth Inning the count showed
that each club had just twenty-seven
men to the rubber. Each broke ir,o
the ninth with the top OF tho batting
order to start Neither pitcher had
walked man. They were as positive
WIN their slants as Teddy is about
ms apstemiousness. The Goohers
ioited their way 10 retirement. l<renns
choosing right Damrau centre and
Naus MIN lett as the route 10 mass
away. Eberts. after taking two y,do
ones. smote the third bali offerad ' ~,
Doors ana was out 10 Krepps al sec
ond.
steve was again safe on n c,ou,
which Krepps was able to knock dow
out couldn't stop in time to make q
throw. In sheer desperation. steve
holsted the hit-and-run and Laval
punted, advancing Grifr to second
'ohh Raley approached as the ninch
hitter. He tarried long enough n
"htch one pass over the centre of the
lupoer' and then he drove low ana
pS'"ceh hreppS and Barnett for
me winning run. sending Griffin across
Tor the second time. Both Colt tallies
are. therefore. attributable to Ralov,s
stick ae!
There were so many fielding fee
tur.s mat the game might be properIv
chron!cled by starring every man on
ooth teams. No one was shy in TAX
ing chances. In the second inning
AFTER Blackstone had hit sharplv 49,
DOC Newton and was safe at first On
ing 10 second on Barnetts out, he tried
10 score on another tap to Doc. New
ton recovered, though not in time TO
h"ii summons. but Raleys quick re-
co'eFy stopped Blackstone al mo
Piate' AT no other time, save I'm the
slSth' when they scored din IN.
'oopcrS get man advanced as far
as second' while Richmond was in
nearly as poor position TO score
ne fourth and ninth were the only
."o frames when the locals were able
20 advance runners with any pro0t
hoth blackstone and Piez made nho-
ho!henal catches. the Goobcr talaor
desperate try to get Rogcrs.s
lolt IN the eighth. and Piez stabbin,,
Ply Hhe drive In the sixth with onn
h"hu' one double play marked the
contest. SPY Krepps and Rarrn,,
/ sharing In the honor. The fraw w.
marked by fast play and the game
M"s completed in one hour and
t"ehtS-seVcn minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30

rO Bsraec
Struck Strain.
Umpr~
BY GUS MALBERT
Nine chocful innings each laden with ve there in
baseball bring satisfactory ist
OF our-gane series between Richmond Petersburg Richmond
but ii happened only after
OF the local being orr in the ninth when
Manager Griffin counted the winning run.
Harvey Brooks and Charlie
Johnson OF the Virginia League the pnlen opposed and each
entitled all the assenbaee OF fans can
offer If there better baseball Yesterday has not
been the these days Not defense OF
either club the senbance
hurer not flaw discovered any contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
COLLEG|ANS ARE
T0UTED TO WIN
But Battle Axe Warriors Ready
tor Argument When Teams
Meet Tuesday.

Little else is being talked about in
amateur circles but the meeting be-
tween the Battle Axe and Collegians
next Tuesday. These two teams have
given their followers some great sport
Tor the last four or Ave years. and
nave always been close rivals for the
iocal championship AT present they
iead the Capital City League, the Battle
AXE team having a clean sheet, while
the Collegians have lost one out OF the
four played.
The Collegians say they will reduce
Battle Axes percentage on Tuesday
while the latter say 1t can't be done
just yet
Both teams promise to put their
strongest lineup in tho field.
me Collegians were fortunate in
pulling off trade with Southern Bell
this week. giving Benton, an infielder.
lot Rogerson. splendid pitcher and
all-round man.
The game Tuesday will be pulled off
at Broad Street Park and a good crowd
should be on hand to see the fur fiy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30

where and Richmond was able 20 land
on Harvey sufficiently. though at
widely separated intervals, TO garner
Two tallies and the game. Every
ounce OF offensive strength in the
Grtffthian strongbox was called into
play 10 win the game. Heinie Busch,
though he was en- enforced idler, was
anxious 20 gain the first lap in the
foray which is to determine whether
Richmond or Petersburg is entitled to
first place ut this stage OF the running.
He chose from among his many as
sistants the product of West Point,
he who has been so eminently success
full against the Colts up to the present
turning point
Resort to All Tricks.
steve Griffin was equally as ambiti-
Gus, and not an ounce of strategy was
wasted by either general. There was
TO be no quarter asked and none was
TO be given. Every point of the game
was to be earned. If cracking de-
tense was shown. each leader was
ready to fill the breach, and thus the
battle was waged until the fourth,
when Richmond was able to discover
a narrow, though perccptible wayering
in the cunning of Brooks. Thrice tho
local sharpshooters were able TO out
guess his sturdy fire. and as a result
Va tH4S L!lpie MT one run came
across
But for the bracing defense shown
by the visitors the bombardment at
this stage would have resulted in more
deadly slaughter Steve Griffin led
with a rap a; the feet of Krepps, which
landed the Colt pilot safely at first
Laval. after having tho count stand
two strikes ana 'one ball, hoisted just
over second base. with the whole
Goober infeld drawn out of position.
sending his employer on TO third
while Spencer played tag with the
ball. John Raley. who was destined to
star later. drove in the earliest tally
recorded. and though Laval got as far
as third. he was unable to cross. Piez
and Newton both falling easy victims
10 Brooks's wiler
But 1t WAS one run 10 the good, and
with both ball clubs going at the gait
set from tho beginning that one run
loomed large. II stood the Colts In
good stead until the sixth, when the
Coolers slammed Charlie Strain for a
double and single. Earring the hopes
OF homefolks and placing very CON
siderable knot IN the contest Krenps
jolted double over Grif's head. and
lDainrau followed with onc-base nit
SPY and Brooks were already down
and Krepps had two strikes when his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
so TO | SHOT WINS
IN FEATURE EVENT
Coy Lad, Rank Outsider, Leads
Favorite, Joe Morris, at
Douglas Park.

Louisville, Ky. May 29.-Coy Lad, a
90 TO i shot, captured the feature event
at Douglas Park this afternoon The
taVorite, Joe Morris, was go sharply
interfcred with during the running OF
the event that he broke down and
finished absolutely last Coy Lad took
the track away from his speedy oppo-
hehts' made every post a winning one
ana held on gamely when challenged
by Morristown in the stretch. The lat
ter, medium of tremendous plunge
was possibly best, but the interference
he had also to overcome prevented him
from winning. Royal Tea, another long
shot. saved the show money Musgrave.
The star rider for Fl. c. Hallenbeck.
the New York millionaire turfman, was
accounted responsible for the rough
ness that occurred. and 1T is likely that
MS license Will be revoked.
Another long. shot to catch the
Judges eve first during the afternoon
was Tattler. He paid his hackers gen
erous odds of IL to /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
Results in Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, =, Petersburg. 1.
Newport News, ., Roanoke, g..
Portsmouth. o; Norfolk, 5.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Petersburg mt Richmond Ca NJ,
and Il. ND.
Norfolls Mt Portsmouth "a. VI. and
=. NJ.
Newport News at Roanoke "a. n.
and +. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30

| provided both for the racing men ana
the spectators Ambulance souads
nave oeen assigned TO places about the
GROUNDS. where they can reach the
scene OF an accident in a few seconds.
nurses and surgeons have been em
pioyed TO care for any injured who
may be brought from the track or tho
crowd. '
Under the direction OF Captain Frank
carpenter. plans have been comnieted
.or guarding every foot of the course
oy indiana National Guardsmen spe-
ciai protection against petty thieves
and pickpockets have been provided Nv
the management In employing ex
police officers of indianapolis and mi.
Nate detectives from this CITY. Chtcnyc
ana many other large cities of the
Miouie west. The police of Indian
apohs have no Jurisdiction inside the
speedway grounds. but score of plain
clothes men have been assigned TO duty
al the entrances and mounted police
ordered to patrol tho roads leading
from the city 10 the track.
Until late tonight groomers Of m.
racing cars worked on tho mounts OF
the entrants. Particular care x,..
taken TO guard against vandalism ana
several OF the race drivers. fearing TO
leave their cars for the night. slam
beside them in tho garages
In preparing TO be host to as many
persons as can crowd into the stands
ana bleachers along the course tho
speedway officials have provided lunch.
STANDS. and employees will see that
patrons are not overcharged for food.
stringent rules VIII be enforced by
the military md special police against
bringing liquor inside the grounds
NO intoXicants will be sold inside
the high. white fence, and the soldiers
have been given strict orders to eject
any one found inside the grounds with
liquor on his person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
COLTS WHIP COOLERS
AFTER NINE INNINGS
OF FLASHY BASEBALL

Both Teams Put Up Remarkable Defense Behind
Good Pitching Of Strain and Brooks Come Into
Last Box With Score / to l Tie, When
John Raey Hits in Pinch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
NorfnII. Ruxs Vnndine.

Norfolk, Va, May 29.-Dr. j. n:
McCrary. president of the Norfolk
Baseball Corporation. announced this
afternoon that he has bought Second
Baseman Vandine. of Trenton, and That
the latter is expected to report TO-
morrow He also has made an oHer
to the ST! Lauis club. OF the American
League. for Third -Baseman Grnmm,
who was sold by Richmond last sea-
son.
He has not yet received an answer
to the offer, however.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
Leland Uniyersitx I.,...

"fyG' may 20 The Keio University
1 e,aS.g team defeated Leland Stnn,
80, ~ thiverhity team in tho 0rst
: ~ w opening series to-day. bv
mo ,a 80. playing twelve innings
"hphhese arranged for n nrr,-
o.i 1' Japanese students to carr LII ~ =
r.aiit ana Stripes, and to cheer ~
~"''i"'hia players during tho pame
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
EnKIIsh AthIcte. Nnt tn Co..

CHh"ldg~, Mass, May 2o.--Mana,
"aI,Hr TUFTS. Jr., OF Harvard. has q, =,
'ecetY"h word from abroad tha, w.
On 'hea Cambridge oxford INT
I srs athletes win be unable 10 mo-,
,. 'Varo and Yale In an ~
v,nallonai track meet here nent
u'i,"ie. Lack of funds ia tbe
ciined the invitation extended tha ne-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30

cruel knock was offered. Here was a
close game at one and one, and pros
poets Of extra innings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
FREE TESTING OF CREAM
DON'T GUESS tr WHAT YOUR
PRODUCT is WORTH
State schosl AZ saltwater Makes Ne
Charge for Maklng
Tests

AZ Oklahoma farmer sent a can of
cream 10 big creamery in another
state. He gct check TOR ss.si. Te-
sewing payment on rating of 70 per
rent burerfat The farmer was load
ed Re fred back test report from
.he dairy department of Oklahoma Ag-
riculiural and Mechanical college on
sample from that same batch of
cream. The company promptly sent
him check for sz.17 deficiency pay
menf." giving him credit for "a per
cent buttcTfat ln addition to that q
the first creamery test The college
helped that farmer to market cream at
its true value.
It costs the Okranoma farmer from
Z 10 G cents % fnd whether he IS
getting A square deal from his cream
ery and this for postage By the aid
Of parcel post It is possible 70 send
a sample 81 cream 70 the dairy depart
ment cf the A. and II college ard
Get a report On the test quickly and
at lltile expense. Many Of the farmers
Of Oklahoma are doing this a great
many others arc not taking advantage
Of this. opportunity
At present abouE twenty samples Of
cream are received each month for
test The college should handle sev-
eral times this number each dag II
necessary. The only cost to the farmer
or the dairyman is the postage and
the Information, In many cases, means
dollars.
4 Prof Roy c. Potts, head Of the de.
sartment of dairy hUsbandry at the
( college. estimates that there are To-
900 cream producers in Oklahoma
who sell cream by the butter fat test.
These rely on the honesty and integ-
rity Of the buyer for true tests. There
Is a provision In the state dairy law
Of Oklahoma that Is expressly intend.
"a 70 protect farmers and dairymen
from unfair dealings by cream buyers.
However. the farmer Is not always in
position 10 know whether the Lava ia
being complied with OF not
He does not know whether his
cream should test 80 or so. An un
serupulous cream buyer can defraud
the farmer out Of large sums oi
( money.
1t IS to protect the cream producer
+ from this form Of dishonesty and from
the results Of inaccurate testing that
the college now offers 10 test al
samples Of farm cream free
Cream is tested at the college b.
the Babcock test ia a steam turbine
tester that handles thirty.tWo samples
at a time. Commercial sulphuric acit
is used to dissolve the solids not IA
Ia the milk and 70 aid in the separa
ton from all fats
Samples are received from all part
Of the state. In sending his sampleI
to be tested. the farmer should eithe
pour the cream from enc can to thl
other or hack and forth several time
or stir with a large paddle or stirref
The sample should then be imme
diateiy placed IN two to fourounc
screw TOP jar OF large-mouthed bottle
The bottle must be sealed Delfeetl
tight 50 as to permit Of no leakage o
cream. If the test sample Is put int
d cardboard retainer it can be shiI
V ped by parcel post AT cost net I
exceed 6 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29

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Qa M q As-
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f9Fa lr M were
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e s re- t1e uaresszre1
s a a9 eaiy io 1asar
a1d SEN ace9rairg q -aH t-s iqil9N-
described roaa1ts HitHa n E
city ot c4ks Grady csuAsg.
st VI lka4ana foR
Ai o. Tots q and ii. u 1.eek -
in the eitT ol Gh.e4ssaa ares4lng i1
tae required t g sa Gig 70 sat
isy certain iidzent rendered sn
said action of iae -AiA dag oi sepiem-
ler isi- ln iaFoF ct ine plaintiff ana
asaas tAe defendants above named
sF ias MneiRal sam n ia Na
r' lern IRON saia ztn Gag
pi September lsiz All t1e F-se n Een
Der cent PER annu1a ana t9T lae ilE-
taeF s1E atlcsaeFs ise Miil
inteTest 90 said last mentioned sam
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
(First published Aug. q, 1870
NOTICE OF ghFRlFFls SALE.


Notice is hereby gwen that in pup
suance of All order of sale issued oui
Of the district court within and for
Grady county state of Oklahoma. on
the 20th day Of August 1913. in an ac.
ton IN said court wherein F G. Fin
erty was plaintiff ana Gotiieb Kuhl-
mann was defendant. directed to me,
the undersigned sheriff OF Grady coun-
ty, state Of Oklahoma. commanding
me to levy upon and sell the follow
ing described property lying and sit.
uate il Grady county, state Of Okla
homa. to.wit. The north half N w
Of the southwest quarter lsW lD Of
section eighe gsl, township ten north
30 NJ. range eight Is Wl, west Of
the Indian Meridian, snbiact to GER
tain prior mortgage fer the principal
sum oT 100000. to satisfy judgMeni
and decree of foreclosure ID favor Of
said plaintiff and against said defend.
ant, obtained aud made in said court
on the 18TH day OF February. 1915, for
the SUM Of two hundred elghty-two and
1890 dollars CS2g212l. with interest
thereon az The rate oE Ten per cent
! per annum from The 18th day Of Feb
usry. 1919. for the further sum oi
one hundred dollars lSl0660 attor-
ney's fees. and the costs Of said action
taxed al seven and 500 dollars 1860
T and costs accruing, / viii. on the 29th
aay Of September, 1873, at the hour
i Of Ii O'clock a. N. Of said day, At tbs
front door Of the court house in the
city Of Caiekasha in said Grady eoun
ty state Of Oklahoma. offer for sat
+ and sell to the highest bidder for casf
said property above described, ct S
much thereof as win satisfy said judg
+ ment. interest attorneys fees ans
costs.
Witness my hand this Goth day 2
August 1913
JOHN g LEWIS.
Sheriff Of Grady County,
state Of Oklahoma
BY J. A. THOMPSON. Deputy
82l.S0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
Kharknff YIeld Well

Apache Probably the best yield
of wheat for the southwestern Part of
Oklahoma is that reported by o E.
Hart, who owns a farm near Apache.
Ar. Hart has Tor the past few years
been growing Kharkof wheat, a
study Russian variety This year he
measured OF three acres Of the aver.
age growth Al a piece Of forty acres.
The wheat yielded just a "a bushels
60 the acre, and weighed ont more
Than so pounds 70 the bnahel Tbe
remainder Of the wheat held made 2
rood yield.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29

II you st in cool draft when you
are heated ane get stiff neck or
lame back, you win Be looking for
something that win ease the pain Fix
your mind On Billiards. Snow Linl-
meut and don't Be talked out Of Il
because Il Is The best pain relieving
llnimcnt you can ret anywhere. Price
z5e. SOC and sLo0 per bottle. Sold BY
OIL drug store and Public drug store.
ADV d2w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29

Il was troubled with constipation
and Indigestion ana spent hundreds Of
dollars for medicine and treatment,
writes 9. r. Hines. d Whitlow, Ark.
Z went to 1 st. Louis Hospital also
u hospital tn New Orleans, but no
cure was effected. On returning home
began taking Chamberlain's Tablets.
and worked right along used them
for some time and l.t now all right
sold by All daalers.-Adv. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29


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sa h Hs sa
Is 9e Jesse 3 Nerlaa the
Dmnp lsgsm c Ban.
rirgtoa County Savings Bank ans lI-
be~ ~ mt stwar saa a
HE a- gn q before sae s Us
of October W AZ 5 aensloa msll
~ su trae srs faszres- ren-
seras n d action against sai8 de-
feadsats goaa W Yates znd yssse 3.
Mcclsin a tAe sum of sz6asaa upon
esrtar srom.sso-y aote srseuse5 81
sals defendants John WI Yates add
Jesse o Mccain to sala plaintiff
STATE Bank ~ Commerce. said note
being executed ~ the 5sh day II
October 1912 together with interest
81 szia no.e Il tAs rate y ssn csf
cent from January fs lais. tos coats
oi au.t. Including su attorneys fee of
2z305e. and a further judgment fen.
dere1 II sa'5 action aa.ns. s4ld
defendants. John W Yates. Jaase
D. Mccain. Bennington County Ha4.
insa Bank, the Dem.ns Investment
cDnuany. aha Ai5eF y A1g1sf for
the foreclosure 0f certain real Ga
.ate m0rsyage executed by sald dofend.
ants. 1oha Nv Yates and Jesse O. Mc
cisn. securing said prouisaorg note
and d even date 'hareNggh. upon tbe
following described real eztate. lying
and situated in Grady county. Okla.
bona. fo.ait THE west bali 0f Try
aosthwast vest quarter and the west
hait ~ lha northwest quarter of tAa
Southwest quarter Of section -, and
ire Eouta half 81 tie southeass GUAR.
ter of section a0. al IL township Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
Suffered Eezsma Fifty Ysars--how
Well.

Seems q long time TO endure the
awful burning, itching. smartlng, skin
disease known as @tetter' another
name for eczema Seems too good TO
realize. also. that Or Hobson'a Eczema
Ointment has proved a perfect cure.
Mrs d L. Kennedy writes y cam
not sufficiently express my thanks 10
you for your Dr. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment # has cured my letter
which bas troubled me for over fifty
years. All druggists. or BY mall Soc
Pfelffer Chemical Co.. s. Louis Mo-
Philadelphia. pa.-Adv d&U
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
aemarAabIs curs q Dy.sn.sry.

q was attacked With dysentery
about July Is, and used the doctors
medicine and other remedies with no
relief, only getting worse all the time.
was unable to do anything and ny
weight dropped from li5 to l2s
pounds. | suffered FOR about two
months when / was advised to use
Chamberlalns Colic. Cholera and Diaf-
rhoea Remedy I uaed two bottles oi
It and It gave me permanent relief,
writes b. w Hill Of Snow Hill, n. g.
For sale BY al dealers. -Ady. d&r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
fEirft tablld Aux u. 1897
oTicEN Or sHERiFF's SALE Ua.
DER FORECLOSURE.

Notice IS hereby given llat in pureu-
tce of al order of sale issued cut oi
district coart q Grady county
iah0ma. on she zgrd day 81 august
Is ID az action wherein Jacob G.
va. iustee. and Enoeh Erb banefie-
eera plaintiffs and James e.
,rry. LHrsnia Peuy his wife and ..
Perry and Jamie PerIy, bis wife
T 4 ofeil were defendantH d.
,1 tome he 9adersleuad sheriff
Grady county ohlaaona command
me & legg spoa appfat adgef-
and seii according TO iaa, the
glowing described property, to-sit.
g five % ard siz fe) 81 block one
tndfea e.eafg-Nae $500, oi The
d chIaEaata Oklahoma. p safIs.
q judgment and deeree oi foreclos-
ih favor of aaid plaintiffs and
ainst said defendants obtained and
ase ia said court On fhe zsfd day
august. 1919, iof the $3.50 Of $4,000
taa interest thereon ID the sum of
lt and costs d suit ID the sum
% 11tzg o which Is included an at'
nfnays fee ia The cum q $500, and
nsernins costs and interest I Will, ol
pc z1ta day q September lsis at thF
e4ef q ten O'Clock II the forenoon d
std dag at TIE front door q tue eoHr
ctpse " O. city oi chiekasha 70 sais
itaaiy state offer Eor sale ani
'a.ls % tae his h'daer for cash @.
Tic property ab9fe described o. g
thaeh thereof 81 gill satisfy said juds
oert with INTEREST," and cOsis.
q witness my hpud inis z5fA day .
ialgust. 1919
JOHN 6 LEWIS,
hi Sheriff 81 Grady County. Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
Why DON. He Try Kaarp

The Nash News tells Of a local FAR.
mer burning zoe 1cres Of wheat be-
cause he thought it wasn't worth har.
Yesting. a9e4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29

Take down thar eye.sore -Rooins Tor
Rent Sign and place three line
three time want ad ii the Express
Two bits Is All # viii cost yo1 and
eFeryone vii wee f. z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-29
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NOTICE

~ items f0T publication in =
lhe society coHlmna d the Tx. =
press Saturday must be report 2
ed p the society editor fphone =
7sl before Friday noon. ex- =
csgl "A case g events occur. Z
rng Friday allefnaon q FIJI. :
day eyenihg a5ca may be re- =
ported early 6atufaay morning. I
TnH d not - arbitrary rula, Z
but Is made necessary by me- Z
cianlcai requirements in the =
tfets office. 4
please note thls rule cafefnlly 4
and femambef lhat Z is II
fpFHe eaeh week
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