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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
JUAREZ RESULTS

maiden alcs, three and oneohaif f1 'o
longs-Divan, III tMetcalfg, TO l, .
IMotp: 6 to !, to |. : to ;. second:
Miss Sleeth, ll2 (HowarD, 9 to l, to
spsn 'h Hobe TINT Emiy s sfe9n%S
Eleanor, Beautiful Girl. Ovcta. Sis Mall
lory, Rose Marian, Flying Colors also
ran.
Secomd-sclling. thrcc-ycar- olds and
up. one mile-Chcvron, % tStearns). :
second; Captain Druse. los (Louderl,
r to to to l. 1 }hird Time l az
liyion, Ambri, Taitier also ran.
Third-iive and onc-half furlongs-
Cleopat. 100 (Howard), l-2 to /, even.
TO |. > TO /, even. second; Eek Davis.
Ill Gentry, 6 to /, to !, even. third.
T l,lne, oS Annie W. WOOD Blue HncSr,
Jack. Native Son. Stella CRANE. liam
Kripp. Roscas, Martenc Chavis. Nobby,
Cabe), S to 5, to B. out, iirst:- Luke
Mae. IN. (Murphy). $ to ;, TO >, out.
.. to >. out. third. Time. l:ll %.
Ka,herine, G.. also ran.
Fifth-tive and one.half furiongs-
MaZnik. % tMarco), to ., to >, out.
grst; Edmond Adnms; no co miniifI coat.
Ghee". 10, i%' 'S Small to M,r to oI, l.
Wild Irish, Velie Forty, Rubicon II.
also ran.
Six mile-Cantem, 100 tHenry!,
105 t<edcriS). > to |, even. 10 :. sec
onI; Freda Johnson; 9S r EMo'p. az to !
Grcenbac, Alice Teresa, Paw, Acumen.
Hardy. POLLS. Black Mate, Marshal
Tu-Dny's Cnr,I.
three and one-half furlonEs Rapid,
lO5: j. II. Sugg, ReclusS Father Kelly
Rcpton. Aunt Sal, los: Baby Cal, lis.
second selling. three-ycar- olds, siS
Johnny. 100; Miss Lewiston. .Concha
I03: Little Abe l05; Merry Twinkle
Vcsta John s. Spohn. 1913: Flossie, los
Ida Pinack. Wheat. los: kangaroo, 100
Trmlanc, 10; Gano. III, ~
up, one miic-'Falcada, 1902: 'iehiGh
'G. w. Kcnnon. Russ Sand. otilo. io7
Burnt Candle. Sugar Lump, 10; Fan
Gull Hall, lI2.
Fourth--thrcc- year-olds and UP. pa
| tor So: aCurlicuc. %: a'Nannic McDec
| %: General Marchmont, l05: Roadmns-
| ter, los; bCharmeusc, 40; bOthello
| 10.
| aSpcncer ana Wcbbcr entry; bJ. w
| Goldblatt entry.
Fifth-scliing, thrcc-ycar- olds and
| up, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 'San
! Hcckham. %: Al Norwood. Hapenny
| Thcodorita. 10d. .Eancsc. l06; Henry
| Walbank, Til -,c Belle l07; Seneca
| 100.
sixth selling. four year -olds and up
! milc-Wild Horse, I02; Hester, AN
| ccstors. 'Cordova. 1915; Visible, 10!
| 'Doll Boy, 1907; Swcdc Sam, First Star
| Il2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
TORONTO WILL OPEN
WITH THE v|RC|N|ANS
Better Baseball i'm This
City.
MAY YET PLAY IN THE BRoNx
Stock Company 10 Control the Skcet-
crs-Ebhcts Gives Option on the
lndianS-Evcry Club Compelled To
Furnish SIO,OOO Bond

NEW YORK. February There
VII he no wake 81 the lnternatlonal
League, FOR that game adjunct OF or
gained baseball decided at its annual
meeting to-day to play the string out
for the coming season. The buglc Will
call the teams TO the post ON April -.
ana the schedule calls for lao games.
II may be hard Shedding after the sea-
son starts. but, as president Barrow
SAYS. the league Will battle 10 the last
wallop This means reduction of
fourteen games ia the schedule OF pre-
Nious years, hu; tn way baseball is
ur"n> Not Given IN.
~ deop AIR Of mystery hangs, over
City team viii play across the river or
invade the precincts OF Bronx BILLY
Gibson who dreams nightly of an In
busy gumshoeng through the CORR
doris Of the Imperial, but when APP
preached ON the question. wrapped
himself in Il mise OF silence. \oVcrthc-
less. tho International League In all
its solcmntN. announced that a stock
hold!nS company is IN PROCESS OF for.
Jersey City and to decide later whether
10 hay" the band OF gladiators perform
IN Jersey or grace the northern part
As Ions as Jersey city never made
money, II appears now rs If the Bronx
wil hc treated TO a baseball club. Some
smart people 20 so far as to say that
the international League will silently
approve OF the invasion and allow the
rcW club to fight il out with President
Harry Hampstead. OF the Giants.
II was also settled that each of the
eight clubs VIII have TO furnish Il
with the Federals, for II looks as If tn,
Barrow circuit j. having the hardest
time STAYING OF the daring invaders OF
Saucti!icd baseball
Toronto {" Fry on the Lid.
The opening games will be: Koohcs-
ter at Jersey City; Toronto ut kich-
mon3 kuifalo at Providence. and Mon
The transfer of Baltimore to Rich
m"ud was formally ratified. II was
also settled that only seventeen play
ricd during tn" playing season ana al
so that there viii be no rule against
bench manager.
The arranging OF the schedule VIII
be handled 10y President Barrow and
!, T. Stein Buffalo ana the dates will
hr announced at special meeting To
be held March -.
lIesent at. the conclavc We're ]. j.
McCuif.rty, Toronto: ;. l.. LichtcnStlu.
Montreal. Jake u. stein. Buffalo: G. Il.
chaplin Rochester; Alvin w Smith aud
Kan, Providence Charles H. Ebbcts. Sr..
and H. w, Mcdicus. Newark. and
Thomas Fogarty. Jersey City.
been riv"n by f:Gbct ts" ana , i"% ms IS
strong possibility that tho club may
change hands.
President Gilmore, Of the Fcderals,
Will, gather his umpires under The
shadow Of Buffalo on February % and
-. and tell them how 10 handle The
PLAYERS this season. As for placin, "A
team IN the Bronx or Newark he was
undecided, but announced that If his
League Put team in Newark il was
there 10 stay.
Paul Lewis. who pitched for n semi
pr" team IN iiohokcu. was signed to-
DAY by Manager Donovan. OF the
Yankees, ana Will Too given u chance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
pittsburgh Feds After Leach.

PTTTSBE RGH. February l5.-DcS-
rite dcnials that have come out of
rebel headquarters, II is known local
FodcralS have been in communication
with Tommy Leach, and now that the
veteran is a free agent, the tobcls be
licvc they may succeed in signing him.
The trouble is that Leach wants 4
thrce-ycar contract, with the ten-day
clause eliminated, it is said.
G -kcs Is reported to have offered the
diminutivc outticlder a one-ycar con-
tract ut Il handsome salary. III Tommy
consents to sign for one year, Oak es
will tender him a contract calling for
more than $4,000. The Reds and Car
dinalS also are after Leach. II is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
NEVADA'S GOVERNOR LIKELY
TO SIGN NEW RACE BILL

CARSON SEN.. February - The
race track hill whici VIII permit horse
racing tn Nevada has passed BON
branches OF IA" LcGisluturo and now
rocs 10 tho Governor for hia signature.
II is understood ~" chief executive f.
i"NorHhle to TIA" measure. ANA ,i,nt he
WI los" %" tim" ia aiiiNug his sigma
Under Tho terms OF tho tin racing
can to" conducted with th" pari -ruu,,r'i
system OF betting Tho Till provides
inr racing commission az three mem
hrrS wh" "ill hoy" direct supcryisiou
over all r'c" tracks lu the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
PENN'S FRESHMEN PLAY
BASEBALL OUTDOORS

PHILADELPHIA. PA, February Ii.
Til Spriug-likc weather In this city
to-day permitted the nrSt outdoor
bias chali game of the season on Frank
lin Field.
Two teams. composed OF University
of Pennsylvania freshmen. played six
innings this afternoon, when rain stop
ped the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

TITTSBUEGH. IN. FcDruNry I5.-
President barney Drcyfuss said to -da Y
that no further progress has been made
I'm the deal by which the Pirates are
TO dispose OF another of their surplus
players II Is almost at the closing
point, however. and may be put through
tomorrow or Wednesday,
The other dickcr to bring new
outicldcr TO the buccaneers also is at
n SinnlStill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

WNSTETNNTON, Fcbruury lo.-IInrry
Harper ana Jack Bentley. two OF the
senators young pitchers, escorted by'
NICK" Altrosk. coach and comedian.
went. to Annapolis to-day to start
training for the baseball season
They viii work out with the navy
min" candidates until February y.
when they viii join Manager Griffith =
advance squad that will go to the train
inG camp AT Charlottesville Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
Deny Mcnos1sy Iins Jumped.

pITTSEUKGH, TN, Fcbruary 10
Local Federal League officials are in
clin-d to diScrcdit the story cmanatinE
from Cincinnati that Mike Mcnosky. the
Rebels utility player, had jumped to
tn. Cincinnati Reds.
They say that Mike held out until
last week before sending in his signed
contract, having first asked for a two
year agreement. but that all differences
We're patched up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

NtN YORK February 49, Leach
.SS HfN IA W"lrHst hay" signed ar
t'i's Tor i"n-Iounh bout 10 ,nko
llH1' a., Madison square Garden Inb-
,ntiF -" TIA" articles forwardcd 10
stoned ana received hy Nin,chrInt.T
'.nHiN Johnston ,"-uirhl TIC nrticicn
~ "trg"m"n' cali Tor W, men to vyrIrh
a. -, bounds q, 3 O'Clock. q innfit
--..l NILI w CAhS Tor nulM LnxDnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

CHICAGO, February William
Sullivan, known as "Billy." for years
catcher on the White S"N club. was
to-day given his unconditional release.
For years sullivan was the battery
partner OF Pitcher Ed Walsh and was
the oldest man I'm point Of service
with the Southsidc club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
'Apprcnticc claimed.
Levi. si..ns with Ynnks.

NEW YORK. February l5.-paul
Lewis, Il ninctccn-ycar-o scmipro
pitcher Of Hobokcn. y. j., has signed a
contract with tho New York Amcri-
cans. II was announced tonight.
In an exhibition game against Wash
mpton last season, Lewis struck out
eighteen men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
BASKETBALL,
Trinity Ovcrcomcs Zig Lead.

DURHAM y. c.. February l5--Trin-
ity college, with the score standing %
20 II against her, at the end of the
nrst half, rallied and took the score
from the Wake Forest team here to-
night. IS TO %. The game was by far
the most exciting game OF the season.
AT the end OF the first half, and for a
considerable portion of the last half IL
looked as though there were no hope
for Trinity. but the men pulled to-
gcthcr until the score WAS tied. y foul
goal from Silcr's hand put Trinity
more minutes of play. during which the
large body of spectators displayed in
tense excitement until the whistle
blew and the Trinity players were car
ricd off the floor on their fellow
dents shoulders.
Featuring for Trinity was tho work
Of Sier. Wootcn and Anderson. the
latter scoring Il particularly spectacu-
lar shot. Thorn also was ut his best.
Although hard drought. the game was
clean throughout. and hard work and
fair play brought victory to the Trinity
players.
Holding and Hall scored the major
number OF points for the Baptists.
Lineup:
Wake
Trinity. Position. Forest.
Silcr. right forward -. Holding
Carver. left forward. . Hall
Neal ......... centre ....... .Carrick
Thorne right guard .Hensley
Wooten. -. LEFT forward. Billings
wooten C5). Thorne q. Anderson d..
Holding CD. Hall ca. Garrick -.
Killings ca. Foul goals-Silcr I0).
Holding tD. referee. klutZ. Time
keepers, HolComb and Carmichael.
Time of halves. 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
GREATER RICHMOND
Primers TO MEET
Supporters md Iiptops VIII Pry on the
Lid OF bowling season Tonight.
Blnir to Stage Weekly Roll on.

Tonight on the Newport runs tho
Greater Richmond Tcnpin League will
will extend over three series and wind
up May IS.
Six evenly matched teams make up
the League. and six men will be al
lowed to roll each night. the five high
est scores to count in the records.
Tonight the Supcriors / TiptopS
VIII contest, and Il hard-fI .Eht series
is in prospect. The line up will be
picked from the following:
Observation-Disclosures RowScy, Dca-
scy, liudd. Smith, Tyler and Beardslcy.
Tiptops-Whitman, BOXERS, Day,
Kennedy. Waldbaucr. Davis andDunkic.
Thursday night the NcwportS and
Bunnys will be in the spotlight, and
Friday the Times Dispatch and Cooks
VIII be the ContendinS teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

Owner Blair, OF the Newport alleys.
Will stage Il roll-on every Saturday
night during the season the ten high
men in three games during the week
first roll -of will be held this Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
T0-Dsy's Card.

First ,racc-pursc 500. selling. two
TTc aa four furilongs -Cuddies. lO3;
ger. lo1; School for Seminal, io5;
Southern Star. lo7; Molly Reach. los:
mo. 10Y; Cincinnati. 10; Prince Harry
second--pursc. 500. ,hrcc-veor-o,os
Ana ma. up. selling; -six 'furionrs
May. - sumo. 81: Scrcnata, lOl; Brian
h -, lo2 Joe -; lo2; Little Maid. lo3;
Znil. 1913; Miss Barn IIarbor. ICi; l.. II.
Watson. los: Montcalm. LOG: Colfax.
~; " IT'S True. los; Acis. 100; Forest
Third purse. 500. selling. three
krutcr. 100; Dare Devil, IO2; Ycmassec
io$ Lady London. 1903: Pretty Dale
loc; salon. 1903: Crisco, los: Blucjay
JOS; Calcium. los: Light Knight, los
kay!Groscros. III; Sir Dyke. iii; Fitz-
hnndicap. mile and a sixtecnth. three
year o!da ana up-iady Spiritual, 81;
kmeelrctt.. 81; Sea-, rcre; loi; Billy Ba-
Marshon, 1oG: stick rim. loo: Mary
Ann *. loi. Reno. los: Earl OF Savoy.
Firth purse $500. selling. handicap.
three ,ycar-olhs and up. Ave and one
hhlf furlonrH itclus, 80: Northcrncr,
~; iinda's Brother. iol; Linda Payne,
Chnriicr. lOi: Wiley. lOi: Miss Declare.
io5. Jim isascy. lI3
SiN,E purs% 800, selling, three, three.
yards 'MollIc Richards. 95: Ida Earl,
20, I'nHc white. aS: 'Gnllant Boy. o.;
Myr'lc Marion, 100; ilnin Ann, 100:
d"sconcc. lGa " q. West. 1913: Insur-
4ncc MnD: ioi. Big Dippcr. i0a; our
Ron. i9:: Frog: loi: Lucky George. i07;
Jacob E,mu. f0o.
'Appr"n,ic" allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

On the Palace drives tomorrow
night, in the threc-mun Tcn-pin
League, the Senators and Tigers will
meet on Runs "a, while the Cardinals
and Braves are scheduled to battle on
Runs i-5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

:, First race-two-ye year lds. four fur
ibonigsIsaivanity,; 100 u.illy), s to l.
iaymnstcr. liz (Goosc). 8 TO !. . to l.
ec"n, third. Time. 40 3-5. Lyndora,
Gin; Ira waddy. Sands Diamond
'ioiner, Tom Caro-. also ran.
Second-sclling. three ear-olds, five
ana one-hnlf furlonEs-Best Bib and
tucker. lo2 tSmyth). . To l. . to /. even
Grs, Jefferson: loi tAdams). 3 to !.
tChappelD. To /. to to ~ =
third. Time. l:l1 Is. Nellie c. Miss
Eissy; Louise May, Santa Maria, Henry
Wynd. Ctclus, also ran
Third--selling. three-year- olds and
Taggart. TO ., TO 3. 4 to 3. first
iiypatia. lO4 rooD. : to1, . to i.cvcn,
second; TITLES Nightmare. LOG tWar-
Time, l:lG 1-l6. old Jordan. Leiaioha,
lbiadi. Aragoncz. Belle Bird, Chiffon
Squaw. Thesicres, Surcgct. Grays' Fav-
orltc. ColfaX. also ran.
up. six furl ongs--Colonei Cook. io9
1ltresch). to !. TO 5. 4 to 5. first
kneelet. 80 Liliy). to !, to l. even,
second Beau Perc, loo tAdams), to
iiapsburE H., Dew Drop. Light Knight,
lnlan, Salon, Joe Dicboid also ran.
FifthH-scl ling three ycar-olds and
up, NIL: and twenty yards-Rcquiram,
first; York Lad liz (O'Rricn), TO l.
) TO ., 4 TO 3. second: Insurance Man,
i"a tAdams). 10 |, S To 3. to 5.
ora McGce Delegate, Bula Welsh. sly
ing Yankee, Joe Stein, also ran
SiXth--miic and -sixtcenth-Jes-
sic Louise, l06 (McTagEarD. IL to !,
y TO !. TO j, first; Marshon. liz Gam
hrosc), ! to !, To =. : to 5,sccond
early of savoy. 10? (Warringtom, &
u" ., 10 ,. 10 :. third. Time. l:4a
-. CONSIDER. Scrviccncc Henry
Friar, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

Everybody seems to be doing now
What Johnny McGraw started doing a
hummer OF years asO-thc emDiovmcp,
OF a veteran coach TO train the yo,,n,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

'Arpr"n,ic" allowance cInImcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

Paul Lewis. who pitched for n sc,ui-
pr" team IN Iiohokcu. was signed to-
GAY by Manager Donovan. OF the
Yankees. and Will hc given :, chance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

VIII gather his umpires under The
shadow Of Buffalo on February % and
-. and tell them how To handle The
PLAYERS this season. As for placing "a
team in the EronN or Newark he VAS
undecided, but announced that If his
LEAGUE put "A team in Newark /, was
there 10 STAY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22
Just 4 THOUGHT
ERE The DAY IS GONE.


Il has pleased PrpTIaerce 10 place
Us II such state that We appear a.
eFery moment 10 BE upon the verge Of
some great mutations. There IS On-
thing. and Cne thing only. which De-
fies al mutation: that which existed
before the world. and will survive th-
fabric Of the world itself 7 mean jus
tics, that Justice Ehteh- emanating
from the Divinity. has place II the
breast Of every one Of us. given Us
for guide with regard to ourselves.
and with regard 70 otherzs and which
wiz stand after this globe Is ournes
10 ashes-our advocate. rry sccuser
before the great Judge. when he comes
10 call upon US for the tenor q aeil-
spent life.-E Edmond Burke.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22
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IA has eareer Ese fold aii sbo1t NJ
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ihem 10 csss. describing the eariy en
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s'sgrszt f1r hila To BE- 1sent1fsed- TIE
nnsre szr1 fkzt he lad fsfpe s@e1 preg
s1s1 1g TIE rrstsd states and Aa1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22

IN The RANKS.

The many klek not that he lived
and loved.
A common soldier in the ranks Of
man;
Nor how he stroye, unenvious Of the
van.
TO hold his place. ii faithfalaess IN
moved;
stilI smiling when his wound 70 long
er proved
The trifle he would have Il as he
ran;
Falling as cheerfulIy as he began,
Nor falling aught unselfIshness be-
hooved.
God Of the mighty. lauded long and
The r,-s.., gifted Of our human
We thank thee for each blazing spIen
did star;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22

4 prudent mother Is alRays On the
watch for symptoms Of worms IN her
children Paleness. lack Of Interest in
play. and peeEishness is the signal isr
White Cream Yermifuge- A few dcses
of this excellent remedy puts Al end
10 The worms and the child soon acts
naturally. Prices &c per bottle Sold
b. Owl Drug store.-AdT. a6w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22
EQUINE sLUEeLooDs SHOWN.

Philadelphia, April 22-The fourth
1nunal exhibition d the Philadelphia
Indoor Horse show, opened here to-
DAY al the Third Regllaspt Armory.
The show viii be Of three days aura-
tion. The exhibition viii surpass any
ci the others held here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22

The planets of the Zodiac u The
mind
But more Ne thank thee fo- thDsa
lives that light.
Like hreside lamns. our cpmmoA
hezTthS Al night
Rcsert Whitaker
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22
No Other Ways

n Q other
ways SO well
combat these
troubles. And
no other tire
employs one OF
these methods.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22
! STOLEN smILE'R TWO.

No Duplicates.

No Duplicates.
customer-Waiter. this is the first
tender steak I've ever had ii your
shop.
yaiter-sIy goodness. Yoa must
have got the guy'nor's.-Tit-Biss
They Had TO Be.
Maud-Don't you think there are
just as good fish in the sea as ever
were caughtz
Narie-I don't know. But they are
smarter. anyway.-Boston TRANSCRIPT
At the Hague.
Herr Hammerschlegel (windins up
the argument)-I think you iss 9Th
pid fool.
Monsieur And | sink you a polite
gentleman; but possible. is it. We both
mistaken-Lite.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22

mean less trou-
Bile, less coa
per nile. The
followingCood-
year Service
Stations will
supply you:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22
Reduction No. 3

On February Isl we made our
third big price reduction in Two
years. The three total IS per
cent Yet We retain every costly,
exclusive feature. And we spend
500, ,00O yearly to discover other
bettermeuts. We can and do
give most gor the money because
of our n1aichless output
You'll find that Goodyesrs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22

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70 seng sfEE8ta fsrfas nasef-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-22

That's Why Coodyears bold the
hishest place. That's why men
Iasiyesrbousht / .479, 803-abOut
cne Goodyear for eyerycar in use.