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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20

Some sh0w for Year Thin Dine.
Notice. Our vaudeville aer szs rot
ten. 50 we cancelled then We have
. good banch OF pictures. SIX reels. for
today and N'ednssdzy. We win have
vaudeville Thursday Il It's good
PHoToPLAYs.
THE SQUATTERS~
4 classy seIig drama Of the sea
OUR BABY
A keen Edison drama
WAR
A two reel vitagraph comedy that's
scream. with Flora Finch. Hughee
Mack, Jay Drugginz. Kate Price. Ethel
corcorzn and Arthur Corbine. Come
and laugh your cares away.
Note: We VII run our S. A fea-
tnre In connection With the above pro
gram II railroad delivers same.
Fresh Air Every Three Minutes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20

Express want Aos Drlnx results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20

To haFea fine healthy complexion
your liver must be active, the bowels
regulitr and the blood pure. All this is
brought about by using Herbine. II
thoroughly SCOUTS the liver. stomach
and bowels, puts the body in fine con.
dition and restores that clear, pink and
white complexion SO much desired By
ladies. Price SOC. Sold by Owl Drag
Store.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20
THE SUGG
THEATRE
! THE QUALITY PLAY HOUSE
TONIGHT-PICTURES

BLACK BOX
Hsrberx Rswiinson and Anna Lir
lie featured IL The Unseen Ter
rrrs Constituting me SIKH tEo
Fsel episode os the Universal spe-
eial feature serial. Deep, dzrE,
battling mystery turks withEn The
Blzek Box ETsrx character ID
this msrveloas paotoplAy wants
70 know the secret You viii want
. kn0E Il TOO. See the smooth
Hsrbsr1 RzEilnson II the great
ext detective character ever p0r-
trzyed
THE THINGS IN THE
BOTTOM DRAWER
Jean Hathaway and Helen Rosson
zppear IN this Lezmmle drama.
Asf0rx Of pretty sentiment
4 TOUCH or LOVE-
Vivian Rich and Harry Won Meter
appear 10 good advantage in this
numAer.
THE INDIAN CHALLENGING
One o. the Reliance dramas which
Is vel acted and srtlsticaIIy pro
dgced.
-Ji'ST KIDS"
Featuring Helen Baagiey and Le-
land Benham in an amusing corr
edy number
GRAND OPENING
or ONLY MOVIE CITY"
See this number. 1t will interest |
all
"A MAN AND HIS MONEY
Pauline Bush and Ray Gallagher
are principals in this one reel l
drama, which is excellent.
We have today eight reels first run
pictures Our house is complete since
putting in the Wurlitzer 25 piece or
rhestra. We play to the pictures. We
have coming Friday, Beatriz Niche
lena in Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch I" This win be good, and the
price viii be 5 and 10 cents.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20
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Is Cents a Year

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rockribbed Democratic. with all the
local, political and official news every
week for % cents year. Come run
ming. Remit in coin to
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phoToPLAYs.

TTN~ u = ,.
THE SQUATTERS~
4 classy SeIig drama Of the sea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20
Grady County Express
Is Cents a Year

This great offer IS made for an in.
definite period We win send the
Grady County Express for one full
year, TO subscribers In Grady county
only, on receipt OF only Is GEMS.
Think OF it. the official county paper.
rock-ribbed Democratic, with all the
local. political and official news every
week for 25 cents year. Come run
ming. Remit in coin to
GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS.
Chickasha, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20

Classified advertisements, such as
Wanted" "For Rent" For Sale
etc, will positively not be received for
the Express by phone. They must be
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-20
She Makes Him

"Mr. Blobbina goes to church every
Sunday morning"
Tive noticed that"
do you suppose he will keep 1t UP
as long as he livcs?"
That depends on whether or not
he survives Mrs. Blobbins."
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
For First Time In Career,
Matty Is Using Splitter
Old Master Grasping
at Moist Delivery
to Save Self.

PHILADELPHIA. May 6.-For the
first time in his life the famous
Mathewson has been forced 10 resort
TO shoots not governed entirely by
the power OF his arm. On Saturday.
in the sixth inning. with Byrne on
second and Becker al bat, the won.
derful Astty started using the spit
BAN. a delivery be once said should
be barred from the game. and be
continued using II to the end OF the
inning. Notwithstanding this. Mo
rams men scored two runs. The
last strike on Cravath In this inning
was a splitter. which broke 30 wide
that Meyers could not recover In
time to head on Becker. who was
stealing. Cravath helped in this
play by baking Meyers. when the
Indian did get IN position TO throw.
Mathewson really pitched great
game OF ball. and perhaps It would
seem foolish TO predict that his end
as star r. in sight. because this
prediction has become a yearly az
fair. but he certainly must fear for
bis proves when he resorts TO the
spitball az this late period In his ca
reer. Mathewson IL in his sixteenth
season. and IL does not seem reason
able 10 believe that he can go much
farther Certainly he did not have
as much on Saturday as on former
occasions in this city. The fact that
he struck out Cravath three times
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
KAYO FOR
AL REICH
Jim Coffey Wins Right
to Meet Willard
for Crown

NEW YORK. May s.--DublIn Jim
Coffey. The Irish Giant" ably dem.
onstrated his right to meet Cham
pion Jess willard by knocking out
al Reich, former amateur heavy.
weight champion. at Madison-sq. gar
den last night. The end came in the
third round. A smashing right to
the Jaw and left hook 10 the solar
plexus sent Reich crumbling to the
mat for the count.
The two giants fought every sec
ond OF the time they were in the
ring. Reich had Cory staggered
for a moment at the opening OF the
second round with fusIllade OF
lefts and rights to the face. Corey
quickly recovered. however. flooring
Reich as the gong rang.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

starts 20 prepare 10 drive races he
always grows a nice little mustache.
which he will not cut on while rae
ing work Is on.
Louis Disbrow Is another who car.
ries prayer and that prayer was
written by Mrs. Barney Oldneld. Lou
believes that Il has saved his life
many times. Dave Lewis would new
er start IN a race unless his mother
came 10 kiss him goodbye and TO
wish him luck. Louis Nikrent IL
another protected by one OF the
magic prayers OF Mrs. Barney old.
field. and also. as he believes, by
tie fact that one. or more. or his
family. father or brothers. always oc.
cupies his pit,
Earl Cooper's good luck token Is
a kewpie. numbered eight. and this
IL always held by Mrs Cooper IN a
box as near the pit az she Is permit
ted TO GO John Marquis always car
ries a shoe Of his baby, Eleanor, In
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
SOx Pilot Predicts Class
of League Is in
Occident
"HOSE STRONGER
THAN DETROIT"
Says Tigers Excel His
Club Only in
Gardens

CLEVELAND. o., May al
though he has seen none OF the east
ern clubs in action this year and
there has been no opportunity for
comparative scores. Manager Row.
and. OF the White Sox. today ad-
mlttod that the west outclassed tho
east IN the American league this
cason. Clarence also acknowL
edged that the Sox were the class OF
the west. with the Tigers runnN rsup
aud exoelling the Hose only In the
outfield. and that by narrow mar.
gin.
The White Sox are much strong
or behind the bat. said Rowland.
for We have the best catcher In the
business Our pitching stat out.
classes Detroit's and our infieid d
far superior TO that which graces
Jennings team. | am not going TO
let my enthusiasm get the better OF
me and claim that my outfeld IL bet
ter than Dctroit's. but will say that
/ have a corking good set IN the
league In batting, Quinlan 10
splendid bail player. one who has
the nerve and brains, while shane
Collins-vell, everyone around tho
league knows what a valuable play
er Shane Is Then we are well fxed
in extra outnelders with Fetch and
Den.nltt
II was not acquainted with Eddie
Collins until this spring. but now 1
feel know him we'll enough to say
he Is the best worker for teams
interests there Is in the game today.
With Eddie In the game know
there Ia one player who Is alive 70
shat may come up and be alert 20
issue a word OF advice to his team
mates when such word Is needed.
Yes. consider Chicago the
strongest team In the west. True.
We lost four games To the Tigers In
Detroit. We failed 10 get the breaks.
That was the only reason. Today
our pitchers are In better condition.
II would be impossible for Detroit 90
take four straight from us now.
AS the result OF some study OF
the games played thus far In the
American league this year I believe
the western half OF the league 10 TO
ing 10 prove stronger than the east
ern section. know this IL directly
opposite 10 the belief OF most OF
those who have given the situation
any thought. but actually believe
that Chicago, Detroit and Sc Louis
are stronger as trio than any
three clubs in the east"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
What May Happen
In Standings Today

proves nothing He put everything
he had on the ball when the mighty
slugger was hitting. and IL must also
be remembered that Crayath Is in a
bad slump.
When man who has been a mar
vel like Mathevson ends that his
natural STUFF II not enough 70 get
away with his opponents. even when
supported by the greatest brain In
baseball. It seems from distance
that be is nearly through. Since the
middle OF July last season Mathew
son has been a steady loser. and In
continuing on his losing way this
season. For the last four seasons
he has started OF like a racehorss
and gradually slowed down toward
the end ofFthe season, and Manager
McGraw was forced 10 nurse him
along In order 10 have him in good
shape for the worlds series.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

his pocket. Grover Rucksteu car
ries an oriental. q little idol from
Canton, China. on the cowi OF his
car.
@. r. Newhouse risks his life with
only a denied safety FIRST tag az
talisman. but he IL never without Il.
Arthur Klein attaches q battered Is
cent piece TO his steering wheel.
Harry Grant carries a small rabbits
foot with n wonderful history. 10
was given him by an aged Negro
just before he won his first Wander
bilt race.
A. G. Durant always has one Of his
wife's gloves IN the car. Hughis
Hughes carries an opal IN the rough.
Darius Resta carries q small ceflu-
loid kewpie. CASTOR Morris would
never 60 into a race without q news
paper clipping of the Speedy CASTOR.
Ralph De Palma calls his motorme-
ter his life insuranoe policy. and
transfers 4 fron one car 70 another,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Wife's Prayer Baby's Shoe and Mothers
Kiss Are TalismanS Carried by Racers

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May g.
When the great race drivers OF the
country enter the 50O-mile race here
on May 20. each will bear his magic
talisman. for each pins his faith 10
something which he carries with him
and without which he would look on
the day as lost and HIS life as
great big question. When Barney
Oldneld was here last summer with
Lincoln Beachy It became known
that no invariably started in race
with prayer. written by Mrs. old
field. worn In a pocket near bis
heart.
An Investigation has shown that
Eddie Pullen bears his baby's shoe
az his talisman, riveted 20 the cowl
dash during training and racing.
Billy Carlson. tho Maxwell driver.
says he has no talisman, but Il 10 a
noticeable fact that when Carlson
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Navn Sees No Peace On Horizon--Jim Coffey Wins +
Helps Witt Score and
Tie Up Contest Won
in Eleventh

ST. LOUIS. May 6.-There's .
sort OF pleasing monotony about
these yarns that follow the trail OF
the Tigers. Tales OF continual vic
tory did become very wearisome to
Philadelphia fans. Connie Mack told
us as he applied the tinware 10 some
OF his more expensive athletes. but
TO date no complaints have been re
ceiyed from Detroit regarding the
frequency with which the opening
paragraph OF the daily baseball
etorS chronicles victory for the
Jungaleers, so here goes another
The Tigers again defeated the
Browns here yesterday. TO. a S To =
score. in weird. thinning contest
and regained first place in the Amer
lean league. which New York had
usurped for n few days
The game was weird. in that the
Jennings FASTENERS secured some.
thing like IL hits aud eight bases
on balls in nine innings. and would
not have even then scored more than
single run. had u not been for
bit CT daring strategy By Tyrus
Cobb. Fer the Tigers 20 waste pre-
cious binsles with such abandon Is
very reprehensible. and At skull
yrac,ice this morning. Manager Jen,
nlngs chided his athletes severely
along ha, line. Eleven men left on
bases in zine innings in close
game did not please Hughey in the
least.
Cobb's valuable service came IN
THE ninth inning. With Bush out.
Witt walked and went 10 third on
Ty's single The Georgian took a
long lead OF arst. drew a throw ana
dashed madly up and down the base
line until Kaufman tossed the ball
away in exhaustion and Witt scored,
Ty reaching second. II was the run
needed TO tie the game. and as
Crawford was walked. Yeach fouied
and Cobb was caught at the plate. il
was a very valuable tally
JdNO0Stu StalArl VIC OftihhhF WIN
his third single. but nobody else
helped him much. In the eleventh.
Lowdermilk blew Witt walked. Cobb
singled. and while Crawford was
forcing Cobb. Oscar took third
yeach's double won the game. and
Kavanagh's single rang up two more
counters for good measure. As the
Browns did nothing in their half, the
contest was eoyer.
Dubuc pitched good ball and re.
ceived very good support. The
Frenehman allowed nine hits, but
they were good for but two runs
Lovdermilk also hurled well. de-
spite the blows he perulitted and
the bases on balls he granted. Flf-
teen Tigers stranded ION the sacks
showed that he vas very effective
in pinehes. except In the overtime
occasion. -Four men--Shotton. Cobb.
Jacobson and Kavanagh-secured
three hits apiece. and Wit. Austin
and Agnew each hit safely twice.
Crawford had a miserable day at
bat Up FIVE times. he failed TO hit.
and in frequent critical occasions
his OF day gummed up chances TO
win. But he has earned an occa-
sional day OF the sort
Rain this morning made a contest
this afternoon improbable.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
lAv|N SAYS HE KNOWS
! NOTHING OF EFFORTS TO
/ BRING BASEBALL PEACE
WALSH WILL HAVE TO
TRAIN ALL OVER AGAIN

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May g.
Ed Walsh. spitban king aud one
OF the grand old men OF baseball.
Is lying nat on his back here and
bevAiling what he deems the
toughest luck that ever struck a
hero OF the national game. For
year he had been working him
self into perfect physical condi-
ton. and this spring he announc-
ed that he was ready 10 stage a
come back. Under the guidance
OF skilled trainers. be has been
spending the past few months in
preparing HIS arm for the season.
and last week he was ready 20
take the mound. lust on the eve
OF starting for Chicago, he was
taken III. and after fighting grippe
for four days. he was forced TO
take 10 his bed. so seriously al
that he viii have 20 do his
conditioning ell over again be-
fore he can again step TO the
mound. There Is now little
chance for I'd TO pitch this sea
son.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
COURT BARS
FIGHT FILMS

NEWARK. ". j.. May s.--The fed
eral statute barring the importation
81 motion pictures OF prize fights
was held TO be constitution by
Judge Haight In the United States
district court here. Lawrence Web
or had brought suit, alleging the act
unconstitutional. IN an effort 20
bring the pictures OF the Johnson.
Willard fight into the country
through the local port The decision
will be appealed.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
NORTHWESTERN
BEATS CENTRAL

But one OF the Detroit high school
games scheduled for yesterday az
ternoon was played. wet grounds
causing the postponement OF tho
Western-Pontiac and Cass-Eastern
contests. Central and Northwestern
played, and Central was given q 10
drubbing. the second at the hands
OF the Colts this spring. Hendrian
was Knocked out OF the Dor, and
Hammond came 70 tho rescue too
late TO save the game. vedder, OF
Northwestern. pitched good ball.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

Ray t-SIim'D Caldwell Is one OF
the greatest pitchers in the game
All ball players are sure II this, but
some OF the fans are not so positive
about II. That is because the fans
are not so well acquainted With
slim" as the ball players.
Caldwell is very popular with his
baseball brethren. In fact. the lanky
hurler is more popular with his
friends than with the management
OF the Yankees-and for that rea-
son, II Is hard TO be a good fel-
low" and a good ball player It has
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Offers Willard $4,000
to Box GunbOat Smith


DENVER, Colo. May e.--Johnny
Corbett who managed Young Cor
bett when the latter won the worlds
championship and who n now
matchmaker Of q local club. has Gro
ated a sensation hero By Offering
Jess willard $4,000 70 box oun-
boat Smith here July 4. Tnasmuch
as 20-round bouts are permitted
here this seems 20 be an ideal spot
20 hold the Amir. willard and
Smith both Will be here next week
when II r. expected that a DEFINITE
answer will be received.
The University OF Detroit plays its
first home game today, with Battle
Creek Normal AZ the foe. Marshke
will pitch.
Jackson defeated Maupome, 80 20
80 In three cush billiards Mt the
Sweeney-Huston pariors last night.
John u. Darmondy, credited with
having made the 6rst triple play IN
assisted. died at Marion. o., yester-
day.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
THE PREpicAMENT or
JOHN MeGRAW

John McGraw can hardly be blam-
ed Tor the maiedictions he Is calling
down Ipon the heads OF those per.
sons who were responsible for the
Il player limit IN the National
league. II is admitted that his team
IL q wreck. Even the critics who
have spent many recent years in
rabid loyalty 70 the Giants are pre-
dieting that -Jawn" win be lucky 20
finish sixth. And McGraw can't help
himself because. under the new rule.
he can't keep enough new men TO de-
velop new parts for his machine.
And that IL not all the tough luck
that has come to John this spring
or the 81 players he is permitted to
keep on his payroll, but IS are avail
able for duty. and Of these Tesreau
IL expected 10 be out for time De-
cause Of bad thumb. Connie Mack
has an edge on McGraw in the re-
building process. for the PhiladeI-
phian has a lot Of youngsters on
his payroll. while McGraw cannot &C
Quire youngsters until a lot OF two
and three-year contracts with VeteF-
ans have expired
In addition 10 Tesreau, McGraw's
casualty list reads az follows:
Merkle-Left arm fractured May
be idle two months.
Perritt-Nose broken. May not
pitch again for two weeks.
Lobert--Spiked in last Thursdays
game at Polo grounds and shot In
the left side with one Of Alexan-
der's fast ones on Saturday. May
have a cracked rib.
Snodgrass-Punctured hand. only
partly mended.
Burns-Still handicapped by weak
ankle.
Because both Merkle and Snod-
grass are hurt. McGraw had TO take
a boy or the lots to play first base.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Joe Wood to Pitch
Within Two Weeks

BOSTON. May s.--Joe Wood win
begin taking his regular turn as a
Red 5ox twirier within two weeks,
according 70 an announcement made
yesterday by President Joe Lannin.
with him back at his stunts, the
one pitching worry OF the Red Sox
leader is vean Gregg. who just
now is under the care OF special
ist and is not expected TO be in FIRST.
class shape for another month.
Woods return 10 the lineup will
be preceded by the letting out OF
one OF the pitchers now on the Red
Cox roster, according TO President
Lannip. Just which OF his present
array OF twirlers Is slated TO go has
not been announced. comstock al
ready has gone.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

great deal OF Importance on the &C.
QUESTION Of skilled players.
Mote Messrs. McGraw and Mack.
quoth he. Two finer managers do
not exist In baseball yet they are
In the second division and seem
likely 20 stick In the long run.
their skill as chieftains will get
them little II they haven't the play
ers. A great manager and great
team are wonderful combination.
but great manager and q poor
team. are far from being such"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Cobb's Baserunning Puts
Tiges Back In Top Berth
CDDIE RIcKERBAcHER.

IL will drive a Detroitmade car
In the 500mile race at Indiana.
polls. Is ono OF nerviest boys In
the speed game No pace Is too
fast TO suit him. Moreover, no
Is a splendid fellow personally
and Is lad OF more than a little
education. Rickenbacher will
drive Maxwell at the Hoosler
speedway.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
AGAIN TOLEDO
EXPECTS TO GET
ITS A. A. CLUB

TOLEDO, May f--There IA plenty
OF evidence lurking around here that
the Cleveland Spiders will be in.
stalled at Swayne held here before
the month Is past and that the In.
dams and Spiders viii make their
debut here on Monday following Dec.
Grafton day. when the two teams are
scheduled TO play In indianapolis.
the games being transferred from
Cleveland because Of conflict In
dates with the American, league
team In Cleveland
E. s Bernard. vice president OF
the Cleveland Baseball Co, and rep
resentatiye OF Charles W Somers.
the owner ot the American associa.
tion and the American league teams
in Cleveland. has been here twice 20
confer with Toledo men relative To
the sale OF the association team 10
Toledo.
There IL more or less secrecy con
corning the proposed deal. except
that Somers quoted price for the
team that was much lower than the
Toledo men thought he would offer
Roger Bresnahan. manager OF tho
Chicago Cubs. who aspires 10 be one
OF the owners OF Toledo team and
TO manage II. visited here a couple
OF days ago. hut he did not make
public the reason OF his trip other
than 10 say he came 20 see hts
father.
Angher point that indicates a
transfer OF the club IL that swayne
field In being put In order. and the
park will be ready on a moments no
tice to become the home OF the
Spiders.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
As Always, Poor Will Throng Center of Track
Saturday to Share Sport of Kings With
Rich on Derby Day

LOUISVILLE 6Where
first
Churchill will the public and those wthou,
the
field
atmosphere.
Benenciafies
bug call In order 70 gain point Of vantage The apparently endless
the districts ahorsebak
afoo grnndstand
clubhouse the center field an aweinspiring
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

And now the Cubs come ca hat with
the r~.t OF the suvprfs~.. They have
won seven straight. Another win To-
day. 90 the pals Ioss. Will shoot
HsJah's crew Into nrst place.
"a isok. ~ though the Giants were
started. ut last. Asy team thst can
beat g. q. Alexander seems 60 have
got n start.
Tyru- Raymond Cobb eontIssed
his enreer of swat g~ttIng three hits
yesterday.
Just when the public wa. all set
for base bail pence. the mnEnates
started for the cyclone cellar. deny
Ing NIL runiors OF - Toll In hostilittes.
seems like old time.i james In
excellent formI Gather triples with
bases full, Gowdy triples, sending
Mnrsnviiic homej Brnves win"
MeGrsw seems Go have dug mp q
real pitcher On Mr. stroud. ~ one ex-
bibition can be taken M n criterion.
"yip- owens ought To he good FOR
several thinns ir baltimore new.
winsinR q game With homer On the
tenth.
speaker has brought his Iisht from
under che bu.hel, too. Tits triple wa.
the whole show NJ hosting yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Draw at jackson

JACKSON. Mich, May G.--HaI
Stewart. Of Fl. Wayne. and Steve
Ketchell. OF Chicago. boxed 10
rounds TO draw here last night be-
fore a small crowd