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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per M. N. s. S. Manoa from San
Francisco. Due at Honolulu, Febru-
airy 90 Francis A. Beeton. C. Sey,
Miss Julie d. Hoppin. Robert A. Bee
ton, Harry Beeten. Miss Mary e. Sin.
clair, Donald Bigelow, Mrs. A. L. Case,
Miss j. Mason. T. E. Winant, Miss
Gertrude Butler, @. G. White, Miss
Laura ]. Wurts. Mrs. /. j. Shepherd,
c. H. Bigelow, w. L. Searles, Clarence
Hall, Jas. E. Dermody, Mrs. H. P.
Bailey. Mrs. Albert Hoppin, Mrs. Caro-.
line Beeton, John E. Sinclair, w. F.
Cooper, Mrs. H. B. brown, Miss Carrie
E. Crawford, Mrs. J. H. Hoyt, Mrs. T.
E. Winant, Mrs o. G. Swain, A. J.
Wurts, Mrs. Al. ]. Wurts, Miss G.
schuman, Mrs. C. H. Bigelow, Mrs. w.
Z. Searles, G. Schuman. {
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oIpEI n &C.
Eebrulal.r ~ 1913,

February IL; 1915.
Special Orders No. a6.
Il Seret; Lewis BE Houston. Hos.
spital Corps, wing arrived on the
transport DIX Is assigned at the be.
partnent Hespitail this city.
PVT. Isl Class Harry o. Stevens,
Hospital Corps, having arrived on the
transport Dix, viii proceed to Soho
field Barraclt u H, reporting on ar.
fival to the c0ultnanding officer for
duty. - = -
The Quartefnaster Corps VIII fnrn.
ish the necessary transportation The
Journey Is necessary for the public
service. TX &. - {
s. PVT. 1st Class Ralph II. Kipp,
Hospital Corps. Department. Hospital,
Honoluit, T. H., will be discharged
from the army b. HIS commanding
officer BY purchase, iinder the pro.
visions OF General Orders No. 81, War
Department. series 1914.
Mechanic Robert +. Cogansparg.
er, Battery G. LIST Field Artillery, Soho
field Barracks, n. n, Is transferred
as private TO the Qnartermaster
Corps at that post.
s. Pvt. Arthur a., Righbaugh. Com.
pany E, 25th infantry, Schofield Bar.
racks. T. H. Is transferred to the
Quartermaster Corps at that post.
g {. Pvt LIST Class Edward HELENE,
QuarterI1aster Corps, Fort Shafter,
IT, IF, viii proceed to this city, report.
ing ar, tfffvaf m file Denartmeff Ora r.
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HANDS-OFF' in JAPAN.CHINESE
CONTROVERSY Will Be J.. S. POLICY

the United States In the Japanese
Chinese controversy.
An echo Of the situation DEVELOPING
In the Orient and the talk Of possible
complications there In which America
might be involved, came last night IN
the report Of the speech made AZ Chi.
cage by former Secretary Of War Dick
inscn. asegs5g4 $
He stated that he did not now and
never had believed that war. between
the United States and Japan was a.
all likely. and he had never based his
arguments for . STRENGTHENING Of the
army and navy upon the belief that
the peace OF America in me Pacific
was threatened.
He believed while fecretafy Of war.
apd he believes now. however. that
the army and navy need strengthen
ing. particularly the army.
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KNIGHTS or 0LUMBUS
FROM MANY PARTS 0F
UNITED STATES COMING

Knights OF Columbus from all over
the United States win come To Hawaii
on the special excursion from san
Francisco next summer according TO
4 letter to the Star-Bulletin from 0s.
car Ems, president Of the Ems-Hall
Tours company. This company now
has full charge of the excursion, which
n TO be made on the Oceanic liner
Sierra. Ems says that Knights are
booking from Denver. Chicago. New
York and other cities and at the time
Ne wrote the passenger accommoda-
lions were nearly all taken.
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Forty Million Dollars Is Esti-
mate to Complete Plans for
U. S. Defense
fAssociated Press BY Fed. Wireless.l

fAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. -. =
Secretary Of War Garrison, who ap.
peared before the house appropriation
committee yesterday. In the Interest
OF one OF the army appropriation bills,
said that the results OF the war being
fought out IN Europe have already de.
monstrated the fact that the aeroplane
az q part OF army equipment was Of
the greatest value for scouting, but
az an aid to offensive warfare was OF
little use.
The air attacks made by the German
aeroplanlsts against British cities and
Britieh warships had eiieefed practi.
.calIy nothing. while almost the same
can be. said OF the aerial raids made
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GREY REFUSES TO
DIVULGE TEXT Of
JAPANDEMANDS

Associated Press b. Fed. Wireless.l
LONDON. Eng, Feb. 1s-Lord Grey.
secretary Of state for. foreign Affairs.
was asked yesterday In the house Of
commons to supply the members with
the text OF the demands made upon
the government OF China by Toxic.
The foreign secretary. In reply. stated
that he could not give out for publica-
ton the information requested. rs 4
was confidential for the present
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VESSELS 10 DRPART
Friday, Feb. Sc.

Friday, Feb. -.
Japan. China and Philippine ports
Chiyo Marn, Japanese str.
Japan and China ports--In dradeo,
Brs str. 4s H Z. rs =
Kona and KAu ports-ManisS Ida,
str, noon.
Saturday, Feb 20. IS
New York via Panauna-Indra, Bf.
str.
Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea,
str 3 p. m. 81
Monday, Feb. a.
Sydney via Page Pago Sononla, o.
s.. s., p. m.
Kauai ports dwindwar4 -Likelike.
str, 5 p. m. =. !
Maui ports Claudine, str, p. m. Z
Kauai ports-W. G. Hall, str, pm.
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STILL
HOLDS MEXICO
CITY IS REPORT

rABsociated Press by Fed. Wireless
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. ls.--An
ofiicial despatch to the state depart.
ment from the City Of Mexico yesters
day, announcing the evacuation OF the
Mexican capital by the Carranza
forces and the re-entry into the city
by General Zapata. ct the head Of q
strong force, was last night contra
dicted by the Mexican consulate at
San Antonio, the incumbent OF which
is o Carranza representative =:
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Ex-War Secretary Dickerson
Asserts No Danger Of U. S.
Being Involved in Far East
tAssociated Press by FED. wireless.

tAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. IS. -
While the officials OF the state depart
ment are studying the text OF the
Japanese demands upon China, as for.
warded from Picking by Minister
Reinsch, having been handed to him
by the Japanese minister to China. E.
Hoiki. the feeling is being Expressed
that the United States should be slow
in taking any part. !. .f.
Leaders in the house Of representa-.
tiyes. representing both parties, yes
terday reached an agreement to op-
pose any interference on the part Of
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NAILS

Mails are due from the following
POINTS as follows: z
San Francisco -Sonoma, Feb. %.
Yokohama Nippon Maru, Feb. a.
Australia-Venttlra, Feb. Is.
Vancouver Niagara. Feb. "a. t>
Mails win depart for the following
points as follows: FL. .'-. 80 = J.
San Francisco WilheImina, Feb. "a. e
Yokohama Chiyo Maru, Feb. 10.
Australia Eonoma, Feb. 20. Ia
Vancouver--M akura. Mar. 8.
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NET CLOSING ON
WRECKERsOF Los
ANGELES Times

lAsaociated Press ny Fed WireIess
SEATTLE, Wash. Feb. l9.-Anoth-
er of the long sought for suspects in
the Los Angeles Times dynamitlng out
rage. in the person of David Captain,
was arrested yesterday-at cambridge
Island, few miles from here. on the
request of the manager OF the local
branch of the National Detective
Bureau. The authorities have been
on Captains trail since 1910 "
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TRANSPORT sBRvICE

Logan from Honolulu for San Fran
cisco, sailed Feb. 5.
Thomas, from Honolulu for Guam and
Manila, sailed Feb. Is.
Sheridan. sailed from Honolulu for
San Francisco, arrived Dec. "a.
Sherman, from Manila via Nagasal1i,
sailed Feb. Is. s
Dix, from Seattle for Honolulu, arriv.
ed Feb. IA.
Warren. stationed at the Philippines
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MoroRc 81 IL pEklae.

- - 1fAU4NSA-e1 - flo01
PICKING. China The smotorcar has
at last come 70 Fekihgi taking the
place with Chinese officials Of the cid
Peking cart Only. & few poorer Nah
chu families now ride In the cart, with
out which no government oficial OF
the late regime dared to be. Pictdr.
sequences has gone. FOR the modern
motorcar does not permit the retinue
OF ROBBED outriders on little long-maned
Mongol ponies. Only the presidents
motorcar ID, now escorted by mounted
men. and they Wear modern military
uniforms. The escorts Of other Off.
Gals ride on the footboards OF the mo-
torcars. On the occasion Of the re-
cent visit Of q prominent general to
Peking these escorts carried reVolyers
IN their hands -
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The Philippines are capable of pro.
iucing enough food and wealth to sup.
port comfortably 40,000,060 persons
according "a president Walters OF the
Kansas Skate Agricultural College.
The Eiat4paf, the first oil barniAg
steamer to leave the port of New York,
has sailed Tor Havana.
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school FOR duty. r..
TO- Cpl BENJAMIN ]. Powers, Quar-
termaster Corps, Fqrt Shafter, T. H..
is transferred as private to the Per-
manent School Detachment, School for
Bakers and Cooks, at that post, and
will report to the commandant of the
school for duty. 81 :
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OAHU HALLWAY TINE faBLE


n =. - -.
~ yesiknas. waikIkk klhnks. and
Nay ftStI6hs- - rs i. n, ss:2o p. N.
for r6Atl City. Eva mn and way
stations f1:1o = NJ se:16 81 m.
s11s1o g M s1:75 q. ins $50 ,. m.
D:1S ,. HI. $3.50 ps M ft1:lS 3. m.
Iof Wakinv2 and neIlehua-s1e. 80
. M ta:to D. =. sssvo >. NJ s1f:oo
laWAK1
krrivs fionoI6iS mn KaAska VA.
alga and Wai1hts ss;ss = N sS:t1
arrive HonoiulS frsa nwa MN aad
Pearl cityf7 .lb /. II, s8:3e = d.
sl1:o2 q N. e1:4o ,. n, sl:1D }. n.
1851 ,. M. sl:S0 p. q.
Arrive Hono16lo from WShiawt end
Leilehu,- 80: y i N f1:tS !. -
st:ol :. m. s7:1g D, n
ne HaleiMa Limited, ! tw6hcaf
train (oniy fifstclasS ticksts hon1rsdl
leaves Honolulu overy Sunday q ass
q N. Tor HaleiNk kotel; returning ir.
fites n Honolulu 4 1910 ,. a. The
Limited 1tops cal5 = rsarl ciU and
Wnianae.
.D.ily. fnzcspt ssntn,. tsuhday oniy.
q =. DGhloon, ii c. oMlTH;
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Ert S|,aferNote,

Especial Star Bulletin csrrespondencei
FORT SHAFTER. Feb. 1S.--The
general court martial. or which MAI
Smith ID president and Lieut. Wright
Judge advocate, was in session yes
terday engaged In the trial Of Pvt.
Karl, Company H., End Infantry.
charged with absent without leave and
with assault with intent to commit
bodily harm on Cook Paulsen Of the
same company. Pvt McKeevef OF
Company also appeared before the
court charged with the disobedience
Of the directions of q corporal in his
offense Of disobedienee OF orders of
his company commander. Capt G. B.
Parker when directed to change uni
form and turn cut for drill with his
company. McKeeIer. at the time the
ofenses were alleged to have oe-
Cured. was a prisoner In the pest
guard house and as such required to
attend drills with his organization.
- -
The recruit detachment that az
rived by the Thomas Is still In a guar
Rnt!ne camp at the eastern edge of
the environment section OF the post.
The detachment has been made very
comfortable as regards tentage and
mess arrangements. The latter has
been especially well looked out foi
since the school for cooks Is I'M charge
OF the detachment mess ana as the
head Of the cooking school Is one OF
the most accomplished cooks and ad-
IN the service the new
men are especially fortunate in that
they do not have to depend upon their
own efforts In preparing meals The
detachment viii he retained in their
present camp until all danger of In
fecting others Of the command with
measles shall have passed. In conse-
querce the End Infantry will turn out
for the Wasl1ington,s Birthday parade
In the CITY without the new men ana
without the Recommendations officers
and officers on duty with the recruits
as instructors. -.>. -. -
81 ~ :.
Fort Shafter will send large dele
cation to the military and naval ball
to be given by the Carnival manage
ment on Saturday night for the men
ana their families and friends. Sales
OF tickets for the vati6tis events OF
Carnival week through The medium OF
company commanders have been large
and the fact that the directors Of the
Carnival are making the men In q
large measure the honofed guests of
the town is much appreciated. The
post commander VIII II Is expected.
30 arrange duties af the nost that all
OF the men will have abundant oppor-
turity to take ifl the run and amuse
mehts offered during the festive time.
The athletic committee has postponed
all games of bali III the post league,
for the coming week as the athletes
viii be busy with tie tournament pre-
liminaries and final big day.
~ go
The post graduate class will 60 out
tomorrow under the direction of Maj.
Wilkins for q tactical ride. The sec
ton Of country under the problem
will be the vicinity OF Koko Head and
Kuapa pciitl The, 0ficers will make
the trip 70 the points named In ma
chimes and viii later work ont the. sit.
nations on foot
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per stmr. W.. G. Hall, for Kauai
ports Feb. 18Th. F. Grote, p Fitsgib-
bon. isze.s4 = So, So
Ter stnir. Maupa Loa, for Kona and
Kau ports Feb. I8--Miss Hattie Par
ker Waipa, c. H. Greer. D. T. Fleming.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and
way ports Feb. POL. Weinzheimer,
Capt. Chamberlain, Capt Gregory, Mr..
and Mrs. s. L. Geistherdt. -.
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Under the terms of a bill introduced
In the New York assembly presiden-
tial primaries are provided for in New
York state
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Eighteen men were bitten by q mad
cog in the residential section Of Jcr-
eey city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg %, Brooklyn Al.
Chicago /, New York 3.
Only two games.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23
POOR PAY FOR
JITNEY DRIVER
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Dallas, Tex, Sept 9Th average
jitney driver in Dallas makes less than
50 day.
Figures compiled by the local union.
based on a carrying capacity of six
persons, show that the average jitney
carries only one half its capacity usu-
ally.
The schedule for the day is: Re-
ceipts, $3.50. Distance. round trip, five
miles. Time. round trip. 40 minutes.
Continuous run, Is hours Total stops,
10.
Expense, gasoline, rs cents; oil, rs
cents; tires, $1.20; depreciation. S5
cents; license, 22 cents; repairs. 20
cents; interest on investment, 10 cents.
Net income, $1.S5.
There are now 2A5 jitneys in opera
tion here. OF the 415 Original MEM
bers of the union when it was organ
lied, 215 have dropped out, and but
few others have been added.
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Spinning GETS
A CARLOAD OF
STUDEBAKERS

In spite of the weather that stopped
the parade yesterday, Paul Spinning UNI
loaded carload of brand new 1916
model Studebaker cars which consti-
tuted quite procession in themselves
as they came up the crowded avenue.
Although Mr.. Spinning had already
received a couple of single car ship
ments this was the first carload of the
1916 Studebaker to be unoaded here.
"This load relieves the delivery sit
uation only partially" said Mr.. Spin
ing These cars were all spoken for
some time ago but as the company
writes me that they are now running
to full capacity of $50 cars daily, am
hoping to be able to catch up with the
balance of the back orders very soon.
''We are hoping to have samples of
several of our body designs at the
state fair next week, and at any rate
are sure of both Fours and Skies in
the touring bodies. have been ex-
pecting a couple Of skies here for some
time but as yet they haven't arrived F"
w. C. Blackstone, H. ]. Brownson
and Chris Miller each received one OF
the 1916 "Fours' out of this load.
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Trio of Swift Sprinters
Outclassed by Frisco

A. K Swan and Finley Fryrear Of
Tuttle and ]. H. Anderson of Union
City demonstrated to tneir own salts
faction yesterday that they could not
out-run the Frisco passenger train,
even though each of the gentlemen
named claims the honor of being
something in the marathon pace-set-
ting line.
The occasion of the rapid transit
sprint against the powers of steam
were these: Swan, together with the
gentlemen named, wished to ride over
the undulations of the Frisco tracks
from here to Tuttle on the day named.
Figuring that railway trains are never
run on time the party fingered in
Swans offices until the train was due
in Chickasha. Thesf they wended a
Ieisurely way railroadward Arriving
at the upper end Of the stations plat
form they say the tail lights of the
train passing the lower end. Could
they catch it? "Well, | guess yes"
Come on boys, the waters fine,'
cried swan. Whoever saw Frisco
train that could outrun this noble paid
of pedal handles? One. two three
Go,
And go they did. Swans legs are
long and slender and the witnesses
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23
MINCO TEAM TO
PLAY CUSHING

Immediately following the closing OF
the state fair, on October 3, A, 5, the
Minco baseball club will meet the
Gushing club on the diamond in Okla.
homa City and there battle for the
championship of the sem-professional
baseball OF Oklahoma.
Gushing has a splendid aggregation
OF haH swatters and h5e runners and
has been cleaning up with neatness
and regularity all along the eastern
Oklahoma field All semi-professional
clubs which have battled Gushing for
supremacy on the diamond have gone
down in defeat and it will be a big
honor for Minco to carry away the
series from so worthy band of foe
men.
AS Cushing has done on the east
side, so has the Minco club done on
the west side. Under the captaincy of
Billy Weller. practically every club
with whom Minco has crossed bats this
fall has gone down in defeat. The
scalps dangling from the belts of Well
er's Braves are many and honorably
taken and the members of the club
feel that it will be big thing to add
Cushing's top knot to the lot
I'VE are going to Oklahoma City"
said Capt Weller just before entrain-
ing for his home at Minco yesterday,
ito win, and we are going to win"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23
CAMPAIGN
FOR MISSIONS
By United Press.

by united Prees.
Washington. Sept ga nation
wide missionary campaign to start
next October is being planned by the
directors and laymen of the mission
airy movement in the various churches
of the United States. The campaign
win include conventions to be held in
rs cities here April 26 to 80, 1916.
The number of registered delegates
is expected to exceed 100000 and 40,-
600 churches are to be invited to send
representatives In most Of the large
cities convention committees have
been organized and plans for cam
paicn of education which will last two
months are being made by the laymen.
The local convention is scheduled
to come about the middle of the cam
paign. 1t is proposed to make no
financial appeals during the campaign,
but the directors expect that contribu-
tions to missions and church work will
be greatly increased as a result of the
activities.
In New England the following cities
will hold conventions: Boston Worces-
ter, Mass, Portland, Me-. Manchester,
n Ii, and Waterbury, Conn. Arrange
ments TO participate in the campaign
are also being made by Seattle, San
Francisco, Buffalo, Denver, Tacoma
and Chicago. among others.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23

aver that he worked them like piston
rods. Deponents allege that those
stilt-like legs passed and repassed each
other with the appearance of phan-
tom grand-daddy long legs chasing
himself across smooth floor. Why
Swan did not happen to tangle those
legs up and severely hurt himself will
always remain mystery to the on
lockers.
The gentlemen accompany the young
lawyer did their best. But the race
was not for them. When they were
gaining steadily on the train with a
fair chance of winning the handicap,
the engineer chanced to look back and
see them. The honor of his road, he
felt, was upon his shoulders. He yell
ed to his fireman for more coal and
opened her up a couple of notches. He
set the Johnson bar over in the last
forward notch of the quadrant and
spurted ahead.
The race was over. The Swan crowd
was beaten and knew it, So, they re-
turned to the city and went ou to the
tair grounds, where they proceeded to
enjoy themselves in the dripping soz-
zle Of a sozzly rain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23
sILIousNEss AND CONSTIPATION

1t is certainly surprising that any
woman will endure the miserable feel
ings caused by biliousness and consti-
patton, when relief is so easily had
and at so little expense Mrs. Chas.
Peck, Gates, N. Y, writes: "About a
year ago used two bottles of Cham
berlains Tablets and they cured me
of biliousness and constipation" OBJ
tainable everywhere.-As d&w
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Srura-s want Ads orins results.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Standing Of the Teams.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23

we ask.
A production of $4,000 cars yearly
and nearly complete standardization
as well as interchangeability of parts,
coupled with tremendous buying and
manufacturing facilities make it pos
sible for Studebaker to give more car
and better car than other fellows
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23
Eagle Mercantile Company

Mrs. Dustin, whose order was the
first locally recorded received her 1916
car couple OF weeks ago.
Business has certainly been good
this season. Old Chickasha has done
come back"
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Results Yesterday.

New York -. st. Louis 4-S.
Philadelphia 8. Detroit 1S.
WASHINGTON 2. Chicago 0.
Boston 81. Cleveland 2-1.
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dare even attempt within hundreds Of
dollars.
Be your own judge. See the cars,
ride in them and examine them most
carefully and critically The more you
know about cars the better you'll like
these Studebakers, for they are thor
oughly good. Last year studebakcr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23

Herbine is the medicine that cures
biliousness. malaria and constipation.
The first dose makes You feel better.
few additional doses cures complete.
ly. Price SOC. Sold by Owl Drug
Store.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-23
Results Yesterday.

Pttsburg 0, Buffalo T.
Chicago 4. Newark 4. Fifteen in
nings.
st Louis 4-S. Baltimore 20.
Kansas City S-3, Brooklyn 3-2.