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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

w. d. Boone to r, r. Wilson, $500;
lots 1920, block 10, Chickasha.
y Laura c. Davenport to Seth Ogle
s144O; Sc Sc NE; ME Sc; e V NV
Sc; N " s Y Sc; sW SW SE S6-7-e
AL. Sealey, guardian, to J. D. Harts
field. SIS; S V NV sW; S X sw
1-6-6.
C. and c. Nations to Jos. r. Burnett
$79s14; w V NE; e " EiA NV
1885.
Same to Horace r. Candy, $500; W
" w " NE; NV SIC 1876.
H. J. Butterfly to Frank L. Montgom-
cry. ST. lots 1 to 3s, inclusive. block /,
Williams addition. verden.
c. Schlotterbeck to Jack Hill. 500;
w " block 6, Pocasset.
c. and C. Nations to Alice Inman,
$3.50; SE Sc Sc 1905.
sallie William to n. P. Clay, s77O0;
w " N Y SIC; e " N W S4-lO-6; w
2O.71 acres lot 3; NE sW 'sW 1915.
etznoaru CIocks Kept Under Ground.
Standard clocks in the Paris observ-
atory are kept ninety feet under
ground. where the variation In tenn
perature has been less than one de-
gree for several years
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

And it is beginning to look like our
old Summer is thinking better late
than not at all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

When woman is dead-set and de-
termined to scale the social ladder, she
doesn't hesitate to desert friends who
can't climb fast.
After considering the matter from
every angle we have reached the con-
clusfon that 1t isn't strictly proper for
man to peel peaches.
Moreover. man is an animal that can
load up with liquor and make forty
kinds of a fool Of himself and still
fancy that he is man.
81 Slocum reports that Deacon Doc
little, whose wife washes to support
the family, is kicking because Sinner
Smith shucks corn on Sunday.
While a man can still be respectble
and drive -four" 1t has just about
reached point where he must have
a six" If his wife is to shine in sas-
siety.
While Ed Johns got his name in
print as patriot by circulating that
petition. Wen wager odds that his wife
was the original discoverer of the Lib
erty Bell proposition.
Despite the big headlines in some of
the papers we couldn't get excited
when Italy declared war on Turkey
Such declarations by European nations
are really too common to be news.
In view of the fact that the only
perfect husband" the country has pro-
duced is suing for divorce, If newspa-
pers reports are to be credited, 1t
might not be bad idea, brothers, for
us to allow our batting average in the
Domestic League to slump a bit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24
a Eoreeast.

Mr.. Bryan says his next statement
VIII be divided into three parts. In
stinctiyeiy we recall the announcement
Of mountaineer preacher who said
to his flock:
Brethren, I hey decided t divide my
sermon in three parts Tn fust part
I'll understand an you won't. Th' sec
ond part you'll understand an won't.
TIL third part nobody'll understand. :
Montgomery Advertiser.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

The women are all right, God bless
'em. but those who have rooms to rent
prefer to rent them to men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24
4 STOLEN sMlLE'R TWO.
Meriful Dispe nsation.

A guest called upon to return thanks
for the distinguished strangers at a
public dinner. said:
This is quite unexpected; in fact,
when | came into this room felt much
like Daniel in the lions den. When
Daniel got into that place and looked
around he thought to himself, Who
eyer's got to do the afterdlnner speak.
Ing, it won't be mel Seattle Times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24
= . . = 2 = = $+$+ St% .
REALEsTATE TRANSFERS.

Compiled by the Grady County
) Abstract Company, Tye Build
ing. North Fourth Street.
4 4 \ = - n n 4 q . a 4. 4 I. n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

Any man can kid himself into the
belief that he has a chance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

Neither the gallstones nor the
money is equitably distributed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

Argentina corn crop,is estimated, at
s,5s1.6 metric tons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

Nay srrossoBs rsHeefios 90
me cbsrscfer, sfssdfns or
reputation Of any person, firm
or corporsfio1 enc any mis-
sfsfeneaf which may appear
Ia The columns Of fhe Exprsss
vii be gladly corrected upon
ffs being brogehf 10 fbe sffen.
sios Of rho ns1ssemesf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24
STATISTICAL. NOTES

Russian cotton crop is estimated at
i.lz5.000 bales.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

Vaudeville is improving. but there
stiH are too many artists who mistake
q sigh OF relief for an encore
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

When woman is dead-set and de-
termined to scale the social ladder, she
doesn't hesitate to desert friends who
can't climb fast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

A fool and his money are soon mar
ried.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-24

The trouble with the man who would
divide his last dollar with a friend"
IL that he very seldom has the dollar.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
SUBURBAN NEWS
BY Leo.

place, and Charles \. Fisher. of Ply
mouth, Is treasurer. will have The
plant ready for operation in the VIII
iaEe OF Plymouth by Aug. /. IL Is
thought The work ON the Worthwhile
end OF the line viii be- started as
soon as tte mains are completed at
Plymouth, Plymouth wa- chosen as
and works on account of it's excellent
facilities for the unloading OF fuel
and other supplies. A few bonds.
which are held By The Detroit Trust
Co. az trustee. remain unsold. but IL
is expected that they will BE sold in
the near future. The company prom
ises a high grade OF gas and good
modern gas plant
The Ladies' Aid society. Of the First
Baptist church. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. George Hoyt Wednesday at
Arthur Durfee. who has been at
home for the summer vacation. He
will enter ~ junior in that institu-
ton In October.
Reid simpson. who has been at
tending Alma college during the past
year. n in the office OF the Cadillac
Automobile Co. at Detroit. for the
sunmer,
There were no services In the Ger
man Lutheran church sunday on ac-
count Of the confirmation Of this
years confirmation class at the Clar-
encevtlle church.
Miss LeoIa Thayer will teach school
In the Tbayer district during the next
Waiter Farrell manager Of a
aunt. Mrs. w. H. Elliott. during the
week end
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30

business meeting this evening ~ the
home of William Wcderhoft.
Frank Court Viii entertain the Jolly
Country club. OF Superior. "Wednesday
evening. meeting at the home OF his
parents. north OF the city
Miss Ethel Rogers IL ON the sick
ltst.
superintendent William u, Arhaugh
Will leave Friday for New York city
10 take course in Columbia college.
The condition OF Miss Clara Dole.
who was operated ON last week at
,hs University OF Michigan hospital.
remains unchanged Miss Doles mar
rage To John King WAS 10 have TAX en-
place next Tuesday.
Hon Andrew Campbell will lead
the Reliables next sunday.
Prof. Mary Goddard viii take her
class In the Normal summer school
Ia ciark's bakery some time next
week. when a practical lesson in DOM
rstic science viii be given. Mas God
dard - the assistant professor OF
botany.
The Free Church Aid Society will
meet Thursday afternoon and even
INK at the home of Mrs. John Forshee.
Ar. and Mrs. y. 4. Freeman will en-
trrtain Ypsilanti Grange. No. Sc. Sat
urday afternoon and evening at their
home on Psari-St a Fourth Of July
program has been arranged for the
OCCASION.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
CHICAGO GETS
POLO TOURNEY

CHICAGO. June 30.--The western
polo championships contests will be
held at the Onwentsia Country club
this year instead of at St Louis, as
originally scheduled. The announce.
ment was made unexpectedly yes
terday, following a meeting OF the
executive board Of the association,
when it was found that the st.
Louis grounds would not be In
shape for the event.
Chicago will be represented by
three teams. There Will be q Chi
cago team proper and two teams
from the Onwentsia club. which has
an unusually plentiful supply OF
crack players. Kansas City. which
won the title last year. will enter.
and the St. Louis four Is sure TO be
on hand These Is some doubt
whether the Denver team will enter
or not. although II Is known that
the team Is anxious to come. The
Denver players fear that they will
not be able to do themselves justice
on account OF the difference In alti-
tlide
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
WOULD CUT
1876 SALOONS
FROM LIST
(Ce.ti.uea from PAGE ose,

voluntary surrender. The question
is, What is voluntary surrender
We propose TO carry this case
through TO the supreme court. II
necessary. to prove that man has
no right to make application for a
license. and then go before the
council committee. saying that the
license should be granted to the
man to whom he has sold out. This
has been done in the 1876 cases we
cite. when a man quits the saloon
business. he automatically surrend-
ers his license. and the council has
no right, under the Law, to put an
other saloon into his place"
Mr.. Simpson. through Attorney
Claude n. Stevens. has directed q
letter to Prosecutor Jasnowski. call
ing his attention 70 the numerous
delays resulting from his demand
that Jasnowski start the mandamus
proceedings as prosecutor OF Wayne
county. He first went to Jasnow.
ski Nay 81, last, be declares In the
letter
After enumerating the various nj.
legged procrsstinations, the letter
states:
I'm none Of our numerous calls
have you found any fault in the
form Of the petition except that you
did not want to stir up the whole
matter Of saloon licenses. The re-
lators to this petition expect to be
together at luncheon Thursday noon.
We have given you more than am
pie opportunity to 90 over this mat
ter and In the absence Of . DEFINITE
answer from you by Wednesday
night. allowing the use Of your name
in your oficial capacity as petition
er, we shall assume that you refuse
that permission and act accord.
ingly."
Among the hackers OF the petition
are Henry N. Leland. Joseph Boyer.
8. 8. Kresge, H. A. Douglas, James
hglis, d. NJ. Ireland. Oscar Weber.
r. e. Maten. r. D. Taylor and Floyd
s. Arms.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
COUNCIL ORDERS
BRIDGE PROJECT
TOGO ON BALLOT

The Hoffman SaIand Co wEs
awarded the contract for the city's
commercial printing for one year. By
the common council. Tuesday night.
the vote standilg 10 Ia H. The
council voted unanimously 10 place
the Belle Isle bridge proposition
with bond issue OF $1,000. 600. on
the ballot at the special election OF
July .. and with only one adverse
vote. Aid Rarnett's. 10 refer 10 the
people. az the same time. the char.
:er amendment giving the city power
10 establish a municipal ferry line.
Al was the minority report OF the
committee which received the decl'
sion in the printing fight. The Heit
man.Garand Co. was opposed by the
majority OF the committee. led by
AID. Wing. former printer. because
IL Is a nou-union shop. Corporation
Counsel Dingeman said that IL was
the councils duty 20 give the cor
tract t. the lowest responsible bid
der. and that the word responsible"
meant that the company was not in
debt TO the city. and could furnish p
competent bond Aid. Allan said
that the council could scarcely hold
tho Hoffman Garand CO. irresponsi-
bic without being open to a suit for
libel
AID. Burton. the chief opponent Of
the administration bridge plan. wa
not present. and the proposition
was placed on the ballot without
e,~y,gele
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
ROYAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Duquette are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of daughter sunday.
Miss winnifred Blair has returned
from New Jersey. where she has
been teaching In the public schools.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
an ali .day Industrial meeting at the
home of Mrs -. NJ. smith, ZOE Uni
versity-yc.. Thursday. July l.
The Oakland County sunday school
associa ton will bold . conference In
Pontiac. In TIE First Methodist
church. "Wednesday. June 10. RAY
mond Pitcher. Of Battle Creek. Will
be the leading speaker,
The Ladder Aid. Of the Evangelical
church. will meet with Mrs. Ciamm.
July 4.
Royal Oak lodge. No. f7t. T. q. q.
r.. will meet Thursday evening in.
stead Of Friday. as formerly.
-. X. Smith IN on an automobile
trip with friends To Washington and
other Eastern points,
At tire recent ". n. q. convention
In Kalamazoo. Mrs. ,. BENJAMIN. Of
RoyI Oak, was appointed department
secretary Of Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
HIGHLAND PARK.

AIRS. L. 8 ottinxer and daughter.
Fioy. OF this village. are Waiting
friends and relatives in Traverse
Mr. and AIRS. oscar Rasmussen. of
No. 81 Lathrcp-ave-. are receiving
congratulations IRON the birth Of .
seven pound baby Girl.
Mrs. Margaret Hayward, OF No. -
Farrsnd Park Is visiting friends and
relatives IN Battle Green over the
fourth.
bsra. of No. IS Glendale ave. are viz
,ting friends ana relatives In March
Miss Charlotte Ecker leaves Friday
Frank c. Reilly, OF Buena Vista
ave. has returned. from a. three
months business mission in New
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ssoil. Of Nc
Lean-ave.. and Air. and Mrs. William
r. Jossman. of Glendale AVE. are on
an extensive nshins trip ON the
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Eggcmau and
Sir. and Mrs. Harry Eggeman are
spending the summer at theAr sum-
ner home In the northern part Of
A. ". Baxter. of No. .7ss Wood
ward-ave.. II visiting in Ann Arbor.
stewart Amsdon. of Toronto. Ont.
has returned home after a visit with
AIR. and Mrs. Harry NJ Baxter. OF No.
.Is5 Woodward ave.
Mrs +. q. Caldwell and son. Robert
Of Celina- o, are visiting at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Stof~r. of Mzssachu-
setts-ave. for few weeks.
Thomas NicAeli. Of waverly-ave.
Who mas been visiting friends In Mid
at~ion a. aat returned home
The Highland Park Rotary clpb
gave j dinner at the club rooms
fgc>aay afternoons
Mr ami Mrs. 4. u. Beckiey and
laGghter. H,irh and Ma-gare: Beck
ic.. left .or motor trip through the
state saturday. They VIII visit
fslrn6- al Lansing, Mich. for week
.drs. Alice Peterson. Miss Cora pe-
tcrso:I uad MIR. q. -. Daley. y. this
village. have returned from short
visit with fr.ends At Cherry Hin
Mica
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
AUTO SERVICE
MANAGERS ARE
IN CONVENTION

Better service 10 the automobile
owners of America" now numbering
almost two million, was the keynote
and the basis of the meeting Of more
than one hundred delegates from
companies in the National Automo-
bile Chamber of Commerce in Their
convention Of service managers.
which began in the Hotel Sta;ler
yesterday.
While the individual service on
motor cars Is becoming less and
less. because Of the improved vehi.
cies now being offered TO the public.
their increasing number demands an
eficient service from the factories to
the aim that every owner shall have
his car running to his own sa,isfac.
ton.
The service managers convention.
which began yesterday. was the frs,
ever held In the automobile industry.
but 10 q forerunner OF many that viii
follow. all having for their purpose
the standardizing Of plans among
factories and dealers for the better
care OF motor car owners. Cars are
30 well made now that the guaran-
tee II Of comparatively slight i'm
portance. requirements OF parts be-
ing necessary only TO . very limited
degree. In promptness In delivering
such cars and making adjustments.
however. with the thousands OF cars
rolling over the highways there IL
required service of the most EN-.
cient kind.
Five papers we're read yesterday
By experts from leading manufactur.
ers. followed by fraAk and open dis
cussion which brought out many
suggestions IN plans that will be
| profitable to everyone who attended
IN no other industry in the world
has cooperation been 20 pronounced
q among the makers Of motor cars.
end the term cooperative competi-
ton" and the things that make for
II ~ supplied By the car makers. In
. worthy example for every other in
dustry, and accounts to a large de-
gree for its tremendous growth. In
stsndardising parts. Interchange of
engineering IDEAS. standardizing ser
vice. helping In sales policies and in
q score o. other ways. the makers.
BY their give and take policy. have
all enjoyed to . marked extent the
fruits Of their broadness IN discuss.
ing important problems with their
competitors. and the whole accounts.
to Q great extent, for the extraordi.
nary values now being offered in
automobiles.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
BIRMINGHAM

The Bsracea and Phiiethia .classes
OF the Baptist church Will have q
ss Z Louise rcst f. SrSn .nn Ma
Graves. OF Flushing. are guests Of
NJ and Ms George Button. OF
The Blue Rock Gun club. Of Frank
lin. VIM hold I shoot Il FRANKLIN
Monday afternoon, July 8. 49,
has been changed to Temple theater.
' SHOOT 1c .tf ss seid q w. Se
eSS9e ss tn e.. ts grad
uate: Miss lone shepherd. Wilton
Prince. The following prosram vii
oia6ys BrcSks: invocatIcn. Rev. wal
tiers: music. seIected. lone shephsrd;
.son s' 5smi SeI so}o. -1 Hrs. fomp.on:
sSspSsrd; pSsissntsticn: Of dipiorsss.
Commisstoner A. I; Craft: benediction.
white csrnation and the class colors
green and white.
Miss Bianch Lawry has gone TO San
Francisco. Cal
place viii play in Library park SAT-
ur Mis. ' xi,. Brown. Of Detroit. visit
e her psrsps:: Mr: and Mr. William
Rev. r. C, Marshall. Of Bay City. ia
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Haynes.
waller North. of Detroit was a
caller here rueeday.
The Mems Bible class Of the Meth
odist church elected the following Of
icers Monday evening for the year
fs; Prt WINS TI..orts; s,ssrew
Scott Jones; treasurer. whiiau Ell
wood.
Mrs. Carrie Jamieson. Of Detroit.
Mrs. Mercia Bradford. OF Abingdon,
H., r. spending the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Bradford on Will
Ellsworth Plumstsad has gone on @
Mrs A. Il. Meyers. of Pontiac. has
returned home after visiting Mrs
wallace Donaldson has returned
from the west
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
ITALIAN OF
FENSIVE NOT VET
LAUNCHED

(AO0vt00S0 ubOW Nv UsrsV
across q chess board. And in the
midst OF ali this maze Of duties. Gen
eral Cadorna does not neglect his
religious duties. He goes TO mass
every Sunday.
The man who leads the Italian
armies has the satisfaction OF know
ing that the men behind him at
Rome know what Is going on at the
front. King Victor Emmanuel Is
continuing his tour OF the battle
lire: Premier Salsndra Is showing
the greatest interest In the conduct
OF the campaign. and other admin
Ltrative heads are planning trips
to the front. The prime minister
parsed through here Sunday in a
private car en- route to headquar-
tiers.
The Italian army quartered here
IL composed OF the biggest men
physically I have seen In any army.
Through many OF the regiments are
distributed Italians from America.
CHEEKY fellows with q love OF nght-
ing. One of them waved his hand
at me and jelled, "Oh. you kid"
Correspondents are absolutely
barred from general headquarters.
Onicials told me, You must get out
Of Udine or submit to arrest Gen
eral Cadorna's secretary put In a
LITTLE differently.
III you stay here, you run the risk
OF being shot" he said-then. smil.
ingly, "the italian army won't be
ready for correspondents for
months"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
INSANE MAN
TAKES POISON

PONTIAC, Mich. June 30.--(spe-
eialJ --Bichloride Of mercury taken
In tablet form BY James McNary
while guest at the Woodward no.
tel. proved fatal to him. He died
In the state hospital where he had
been taken from the county jail
when he became violently insane.
A widow and four children, living
In Orion. survive. McNary was Sc
years old.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
YPSILANTT

Prof. De Forest Ross. NJ. Pd.. In
structor In physics and chemistry In
the Ypsilsnti high school. In instruc-
tor IN the Normal summer school.
Deputy Game warden Otto Rohn
ton dam. east 10 TO he stocked next
spring with rain bow trout. The news
has been received with many express
sions Of approval
The enrolment at the Normal II
120 In excess Of the number enrolled
one year ago.
Miss Minnie Lsmbie. Of this city.
accompanied BY Miss Rhea Wood
worth, of Jackson. and Misc Ada
BrowneII. Of Ann Arbor. left Tuesday
for . six weeks scjourn IN California.
Mrs.. Lottie Whtpple. Of Battle
Cveek. Was the guest "Wednesday. OF
me stony Greek Arbcr Of Cleaners
VIII 0ess Tor the n0nthly social and
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
TAKES MESSENGER
FOR PLANTER OF
BOMBS; SHOOTS

Joseph Luido found Q bomb on
the window sill Of his room 1t No.
SAC Lafayetteave. east, about 8
o'clock. Tuesday night. and retired
to q room on the floor above to
watch for the planter Of the missile
when ne came TO touch OF the fuse.
His vigil was rewarded. 40 he sup
rosed. about 1880 o'clock in the
morning. when the figure Of q man
approached the house. Luido let
ny with his revolver and q bullet
whixzed close TO the intruders
head.
The man vas not bomb artist
at all. but Albert Duttner. - years
cid. . messenger for the Western
Union Telegraph Co, who was look
ing for a number In that locality.
He managed 20 make his Identity
know before any Of Luido's bullets
took effect, but he was pretty badly
scared
The bomb was conhscated by the
police of Hunt-st station, where
IL held.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
INTERURBAN
HITS BIG VAN

ROYAL OAK. Mich. June a0.--A
large moving van belongings to the
Leonard warehouse. Of Detroit. was
hit b an interurban car last night
ct the intersection of the tracks
and the cross road about q mile
north Of this place. Three men
were hurt. but not very seriously.
The van and the car both suffered
considerable damage.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
OAKLAND SUNDAY
SCHOOLS GATHER

PONTIAC. Mich. June S0.--Dele-
gates Of the Oakland County Sun.
day School association to the mum.
Der OF 200 are expected here today
for . conference at the First Metho-
dist church where Raymond Pitcher,
state superintendent OF Sunday
school work. will give two addresses
and business session will be held.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
WORTHWHILE

uIss Elisabeth ostrander will leave
- yu!y ~ for trip 20 the Panama
exposition and other places. She will
&c s ss' isass SnS Scr s ssD.
Z Ward and son WI ePer their
ana grocery store Saturday.
{iiS esv.sss ana Mia Msbls L..
s'||I sRss' ~ e; = s.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-30
RUSSIANS
UNDAUNTED
IN DEFEAT

hearts and our resolution to carry
on the struggle with divine help I'M
I'll our triumph IL completed.
with Arm faith IN the inexhaust.
ible strength of Russia. IA I antici-
pate that governmental institutions.
Russian industries and the faithful
sons Of the fatherland. without
class distinctions. will work In
harmony TO meet the needs OF the
army. Henceforth. this In our only
national problem--to direct all our
thoughts to q united Russia. In
vincible IN her unity"