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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

nam nit gr0bcrcu Mengeu uotiona'
Ter 9obIc 3lt oerieben. Gom bat man
auh @elegcubeit Griobrilugeu 5u ma'
acH, Ole nod Dem &riege, IDcnu ole
notbpeHoigen 66rOerugSmaibiueu
H. N. pom glilSloaoe be5ogeu iuer'
Oeu fonren Bon unihGbborcn 9luten
iem 0iiritcn.
@s 9iebt audi 2eute, sic Scr gln'
ii6t iinO, ooB, mem man in Britt
lien ibou iett cruitboft ooron qcIcl
piir0e, rationale 9obIe 5u f0rOcrn
unO ole &egierrug 3. g. oen Cor
trait ollf @obleulieieruue nit Oen
4merifoueru niAt gemoht 6dtte,
Oieie Den 9oifee in Sontos eiuiad
Iiegcn loiien uno nid)t nod oe1
Stdoteu bcf0rOern miirocil 9iele
9lniidt lit oud irrig, oenu aofiee ii
in Sen Stooten gliidli9er @eiic feiiI
Citrus 9lrtifel mebr; giorooncrita
lit Der gr0Bte @oiiee 9fbnebmer poii
Sroiilien rnO fam 0ieien 9lrtitel,
Der ein GROCER Spefulotion8 9lrtitel
bort eeporOen it, ni6t 10 mir nidts
Dir niC1tS bon cincm Gage oui ben
ouOercn cin0tfii9rcn lnlterloiiel Gr
lit oudb nidt ourd sic Ginfubr nlls
on0crcn Sonocrn al ericseL ON all
lermenigIten wGbrenO ser Gouer OcS
Strieges. g9enu ouc6 9roiilieu &C.
geuwGrtig iiir ieinc &o9leuDerior
aimG BON Ocn Ser. Stootcn obD0nat
70 iht0 0icie 6od aud nit iDren Sol.
fee BON @roliIien o6bGngiG.
Die omerifaniide Goitirdlt.@cielI
idjait perpil1tetc lid bis 8'drj 1917
dlIS 9roiiIien 1000 Sad 0aiicc mad
ocn Stooten 3il trahSpoiiireu uno
0o9c9cu @obleu 81 Iicicrn. 6iir oen
@looo 9raiileiro io1cn 3mci D}illio
ncli Sod bIcibeu, 6odJ III cs Die sra
&C. o6 cr Oicie @}cnae mir0 irm5por'
tiren fonnen oa icine Shiiie aiOere
broliIianiibc Sdien onlndcn mo
Oort Sitter loiben nt0 loocu niincn.
Ron cincnI Sage oiii 0cn onocrcl
fam OaSieni9e in Ocr S0rDcrma na'
tionoler aoblc nidbt gnt acna6t pcr'
oeL mas III ,Sobrcn o6cr ,Sabr5e6Hte1
pernabldiiiGt lplrOc, o6er ch bi5hel
ncbr Gncr0ic tomte iiir Die 9lu9oe0s
ning oer naiionaleu Soblcninolilrle
cuhuideIt rno Oicieui9ar Glercite
cnpa5 jlriidgcor0nat wciocu Die
piclcibt I'M Snterciic i1rcr ci0(ncn
Iai9e mitbelieu oic gns0eDmma ser
cipbeiniiGcn aoblcnlorNcrln0 81 er
i6ucrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
2SeenOet Gatarr6!
@etfmet 2laCe ituO SOpf.
Sast, Grcam in 9laIe cinsc-
fd0rt linOert SOpfcrfGl-
tluo iOiort.

@cnn Sbre 9loic imo S6r aopf
pcritopft iin6 lno Sic luc0cn cincr
Grfdltuua ooer Gotorr6 niHt irei
oibmcu f0nuclL 10 fniien sic cine
flcinc 6loihc CHS Cream Balm.
6iibrcu Sic Gin lucniQ bon Oicicr
ioo6lriehenOcn, ontiieptiifen. 6ciIcil-
oen Sol6e IN sic 9iaic ciu. 9oHeu
sic cs icOen Silitaong ocS aopieS
onrdlOrinGen. GS bci6nitiat oic cnt
jiinoctcrL acidmoQcncn S1lcimbGrtc
ldio ioiorti0c SinScrlng tritt cii.
Nb, uic pobl c9 t6utl S6rc g}oic
1T oiicn. Sbr aopi miro flor; fcin
guiiioBcn, SdnGuScln Suiten- mc6r;
fcinc &opiidner5eu Srodcubcit oOer
glt9cnuotb mc6r Gn's Cream Balm
lit 9cnan Gas, nos oGc oil aopi,
ertdlhma oOer GaIarrb 2Ciocuoc &C.
brauGcu Gs 1T cine 6rcpOc
(slu5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
SGgt, bribss &aRcr
tpdi6t Site
aus DER Qeber.
ScOcrmauu iOGtc uOr BEN Srii6itid
6chcS sSOiier init %6OSp6ot
trinfcn.

lin lid mic ncuaeboreu 3u fi6'
len, miiiien mir Nic Sc6cr ioIt icSci
@lorgcn rein paiAcn, I'M oie
Idiuanlnorti0cn Boreu Dor ser Ser
itopnng nit unperOoulidJen Stof'
icL iourer Sale uno aiitigcn @lifro'
ben ST beipabren iogt Gin poblbc'
tountcr 9(r5t.
@enn tic GopiiGncr5en 6o6et
lit oic 9ebcr oorau icbuIo. @cm sic
lid lci6t erf1lteit, lit 0ie 9e6cr Oa'
ran i9ulo. @cm Sic nit idledl
fem @ei1mod, belegter 3ungc, ii6el
riedcnOem gItbem oliipoGen oOer
ipcnn Scr Ningen ldiicr miro, lit oie
Seber oaron i6ulo. @lcide 0dilt,
itntldrc GeiidjtSiorbc, mdiierigc 9l'
gen Ocnten ollc oui unreine 9ebcr.
3brc 2ebcr lit ooS lpiGtiaiic, obcr
ond) OaS am mciiten Ocrnadldliigtc
Organ OcS 96rpers. @enigc fennell
i6rc Sluttioner oOer pcritebcu bic
oni9cGdniten gbidllc. @ollc mo all'
frobcn SIT GcIeitiNen. Ole mciiica
SGltc 9reiicu 5u oem bcitig mirlcll
Oen Golouel Oa5 cin QciGbrlides
loicnOeS Gbenlifal it, onS nlr &C.
lcgeitliA 6eubt pcrOcu famh pcil
cS ii6 IN oen G5eueben an6GnitlH0
'Oie Ssnomen ongreiit.
9lac MGluor in6 5raucn o6 &C.
iuno oOer frMf, iolltcn cOcn @lor
GER Dor Oon 1Sriibitiid elm Sla5 bci,
! ben g4aiierS nit cincm E6ccloiicl
poll LIMESTONE PHOSPHATE
trinfcn. im ans ocr Sc6cr rno Oell
! Gingeueioen Oas lnpcroauIihc Nla.
terial, intrc c5olle lmO Niitrobcn oes
| &orlngcs ouS5upaidlcn; 0aaurb miro
Der ean5c @er0onm9S glpparot ge
rciniat, cririi6t im0 uen Ncitdrtt c0'
ImmI ocm Ala0cn memo gmbrnng 5l'
Iii6rt.
LIMESTONE PHOSPHATE be-
idrdnIt Ole 0iGt nidt mic Galom'b
oas feincn Speidel blOct 0cn CT
III inociGbrlib mo Sic f0nuen 0dt
uad ir0euO cine 5pciie ciiett Gr "
biIlig mo ioit geidmodlos mo IT.
0cnO ein 9lpoi6clcr miro Sshncn en-
&icrtel %inlo pertoliicm iuclbeS ll''
cine Concentration gcniiat, mic pcI
BcS 2Suiier lnO LIMESToNl
PHOSPHATE sic 9c6cr rcini1t al
regt mo cririidt mo Sic tAacl'
ta9ouS gcilno cr1dlt (sll5'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

idlaIIs etipas itarfer Gcrportrcten 81
IoNclL ais iie I'M 2cbeu tpirftcn.
IaS giebt bent Seiidjt cttpas gdrbei.
BigeS, oas IN 8abrbgit gau5 im0 gar
uidt porbariOeII iit. Sic @eitalt lit
pHdtig, BOD elaitiId. 8as feiues
beK Gortrnits liuS 2idtbiIOer oes
6clSmaridaIlS pieoersiebt lit ole
Observation-Disclosures OeS eiitigeu mo
fIarcu 9Iltscs, oos bel Ser lluterbaI.
tllEg laEgiam iinO boflidj BON eineH
ser D0rer 5nm nn0erett ccbt. Die
Gimme @inOcnburgs lit rpcif, nit
luarMem @runotoni iCinc Spredlpci.
ic III gemeiicn uuO riH0riusIih oDuc
@atbos, ieine SaltrRg bSi'm Spre.
den rubie. gur nb imO ~ mnat Die
0ano cine fiir5e, Damn aber oas &c.
icli Oes &ortS, OaS iie erldutern luiu,
idari feim5eidnenoe @eitc. 9dbei
ipriht ser GjeueraIielOndriAall nit
elmer @c6eyrit5rne 0eS 9iilsOrrdS,
oic uah meiuem GtnOrltd iI6cr OoS
DurhidnittsmaB crbebIid) 6inauS.
ge6t. Grei Girimoegenifaitcn iei.
nes @eieuS ialleu ioiort auf, IS
iil0 groBe SHlibt6cit alarbeit uno
urbcirrbare 8n9e.
GS NOR III cineN scr itillcl,
idattiaeu @ouoelsdngc ctnes olteu
4arfs, ais mir Bel ciuem Rnn0gorg
ourd oen gcrcid Ocs G5roBeu Saupt.
QUARTERS cinen bobercu Sfii5icr iii
@ciprdd nit ieiucnn 9lOiutauten ms
laugIau entgegenfonlmcn labcn. is
mar ser 6elSnlori6oll. Gr triia
Nliitc, Oie tleiiomc 2iieiuro oeS 3.
e5oroe.&e0iniertS 5lt 6ub nit Ben
eclben Spiegeln am araeeaL Ben
Nom le iueritc" nit GiGrnIaub
slnlo oaS eiigrue arcii5 bciSer aloiicu
Gr midtcrte imS, bIieb iiebeu .iuo
IicB iid inns onrd Den his iiibreu.
Orn Siii5ier uoriirIleu.
$50 foHuncn Sic 0crrcn Der ?~
iroaie CT ms. Mus Ocut g9eiicr,
0crr 6jeueraIiciOmariholI, non Ger
gomme.
oSa, cruioettc or, Id wor in ser
ooriacii g8o6c and sort. @euige
Gagr rur. 9lbcr id bdbc elm @ilo
u5n Der Sdiucrc Scr Sample gciuon-
ncu sic unirre brauen aruppcu bort
III belteben babsn mo beiicbcn. 9a5
nnierc 9cntc BORT lciitcil SoS lit be.
lplm0crusiuertb. &b fam mlr ia
gen. Snt ob Dor jcocm @renaoierl
glber sic &alptiadJt: GS ltcbt gitt
nno nir6 nod beiicr gebcl,, Ooo fon-
per lpir aottIob and bon Oan 5dau-
RIOS iageH. ji Dem sic 0erreu iebt
qcfommcn iiu0. @s Itcht ant iu
Melleu, mic i'm Giien in gSoroen
rpic i'm siiocn Srcilid, cS III nod
pld 3u tblm. 9lber ben 5cinoer
miro es and nibi teidt, lmO mas
DER @eener iibcrluin6et Gas iiber'
luiRSen mir crit radlt g9ir iuoller
bintRer oieS icftbattcA S9ir miiiicr
chen. nHS man Tam, ,pemi man mlIB
Zen @ileu baben mir mo no eii
@ine it, lit audi Elm @eg. s.
fommt mir oaralri an Oob man ibr
/ qpfunSeu bot iuSsniit Gonieqncn,
ucriolgt.@ M
Gin paor 8mIernlraAen tonlncr
poriiber, 9obeH oiitRbar feline glb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
81 acht q IaIt

,Sdl gatle eIHetl frelNH SrellHo,
Gs tountc feineu beler'n aebeu;
9IIs bait ser Simmel uaS pereint,
Gr mar Elm Siiid non Heiuem &C.
ben.
SIN elaiiben moren mir ueridIicOeu
Gas triibtc niTnmer luier'u 6rieoeu.
Gie Seelen Dorcu eng perpauot
IS mar Gin bcilig eiebesbanO.
&ir liebteu lns 10 maude 3eit
gar aud Der Raug inO StaHO pel.
ihieoeu;
Sd trug oaS iblifte @erftassfleio,
Som mar eiu ih5H'reS Cons beidie.
ocu
IoS itorte uni'rc Grcunoidoft MIN.
mer
Gle frng Scr SeeleH bellcu Sdin.
uer;
9lur 9ic6e batte uns Dereiut
91it mir bot cr geIadt, gclpciut.
GS mar 3li idonl 10 oadt id) oit
@euu mir 10 9lrm il 2lrht gepauoelt
9ltf ciumdl, farm OoB ids geAoiit
Not iid oac Niles unigeluanoelt
Ger @cIttrieg lo0crtc oa Oriibeu
"a regtc iid) neiit NerJ bier Bii6eu;
Mciu Scinatblono, mciu tbercres
Gut,
Gripctte bolt oas Ocutide @ht.
Sic 2iigcu idauGrnltcu aaerpdrs.
A'os Wlenifeniiide ic erionneu;
Ia bmnute i'd ooS oertidle Serj
llno BAT uidt Iauge iid beiouucu.
gser cilert niht lHu'S 2ono scr ga
icrs
Ger mar oclpiBIidj Gin @crrdt6cr,
Ger nitt III oieier idapereu Belt
Seiu gauges Ncrj Scr Seimaib lueibt.
Seer mic 'oaS ocuiitc Bolt aefonpt,
U2it icineni tailieuoidbr'acu &ingcn;
@cr mic geIebt an oeutiten Strano.
Gam mic ons QoicrIdno belin8ei
Gicf iiuo ia iibcr'5 @lcer gejogcn
Sbr @iiicu bot-nitt idipcr gelpo.
gen;
Sic iiiateh iih, lie 6aitcn Slid,
Irin heilia Qluu0 ,ieht lie ltriid.
Gic Ircic 2uit baildjie iie on
llno tanieno Meac nanocn ciicn;
Gle id6cn cine nenc 9obM
Ias mar Elm 4tduren luo Elm Ne'-
len!
9litt riidlu6rts lUouoteh ie Die 9lis
dc.
3erbroHcn nor Ole lciditc Bride;
Iic SeimaibAebp 6Iie5 bait irenlS,
Nlan oenft mir On DaS Cia'rr @emo
Iod. pcr iciu &aisrIauo geliebt
lIuo 0ut ieIH eig'neS yoit perltanoen
SO CT oen aarrch uiibiam iddebt
9lIS @Hrger IL ocu ieruea 9apocu
Gerfeu i'd ninmermesr peritellea
Gr trobt sen ieinOJidesl @ciclIen
hub roiiet es ein SrciInNitaitsbano
Gcl1tidj. bIci6t nod ocntit, i'm &e!
teubranol
Sd Bate cineH treuer 5reuno.
g9ir moaien iiftS in Soo nod Iiebcr
"a lunrS. aI3 tin ocr boic 0eino
lluo bat ms 9eioc idb' ucrtrieben.
GO itIdat scr @elifHc9 tieie @rn
oenlp s
g9aS Sie6 NIB 9rcnc ionlt perbru
ocL
"a 6ridfS IN einen yhi entjiuei;
Sin Omflcr 2hattcu bridyt uorbci.
N . Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
Die Scr1uenOnns 6raiiliouiidCr
Stpblc.

9ie sGcidi6c. 3cifiplg" BON Ora
lilier ihreibt:
Die @crpcuSima broiilioniidcr
Goble aiebt oie g(lfmcrtidulcit int
ucr pcitercr arciie auf lid. SSn Der
8uuoes Gcputirtcnfoupuer babcn
iitb Die 8ertrcter Scr @unoe3Itaoteu
Bdraua Sonto Got9arino uno 9lio
f3ranOe DO Sul gum ecmciniuucn
%anoeln 6ufunnnengetgomr nm Oic
@eriucn0ilitg Der IN Ocn Don i6uen
Ocrtrctencn Stootcu porbonOencu
@oblenIoGcr in 6hiB 81 6ringcn. Der
glbgeoroncte Ocs Staotcs Sonto Ga,
tborina, Or. 2ebou 3c9iS, bat fiir
Sen 0oitcnonicbloq 5lm Morincnrni.
licrilm 0cu 3uiobantrag Cinge6rndt,
OoB fir oic rotioroleu @riegsidiiic
cinbcimiidbe aoblc cur @ermenOlng
geIangen iollc. Ole Gcplitirtenfouls
mcr bot Oicicn g(utroo obgclebnt, oic
Tinon5 Gonmiiiion mar inoelen Ger
glniitt, bob ser Antrog oiS SonOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

9l6onucnleu, bic ben aGcniincn 0orrelVenr. w.
Ocutcu' nN phnitidl u0cr untcaelnaNiA 30.
bnlien, Nno QcpeieM Dtr Cliee 0aoon pst 80"
pbon poer iNrtllN NlupellRHa 80 WaW'"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
MAN WHO DIED ON oPERAT-
ING TABLE is ALIVE ToDAN

London, July 1.-(By mail Lance
Corporal Mayes, Queens Westminster
regiment, lives today to be able to say
that he died.
A German shell clipped off part of
Mayes' right arm at Ypres last Christ
mas. Eventually he landed in a Lon
don hospital with stump Of an arm
that threatened blood poison An op-
GRAFTON became necessary.
Under an anaesthetic the soldiers
heart collapsed and ceased to beat
The patient was dead. The surgeon
in charge tried a quick experiment.
He made an incision large enough to
admit his hand in Mayes' side. He
lifted the diaphragm, reached the heart
and gently massaged the organ with
his fingers. The heart responded and
resumed pulsations.
Mayes is now on the road to com-
plete recovery. In another month he
win be wearing an artificial arm and
learning to use it in a trade which he
viii be taught by the government.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
DAVENPORT DEFENDS
POSITION
Continued from Page One.)

but if the officers were present they
could tell whether they We're going to
violate the laws or not. felt that
could only issue the warrants if they
had in fact advertised prize fight
Personally ! am opposed to prize
fights, but do not feel that this ought
to have entered into my action in the
matter. / felt that ought to give all
a square deal regardless Of the charge.
passed on the matter in ample time
that il had decided to issue the war
rants that they could have been serv-
ed before the time for'the fight to be-
gin was not present at the fight. but
from reports Of people who saw it,
there does not seem to have been any
amount of brutality or very much
blood spilled. Mr.. Venable stated
Wednesday morning in the presence
OF Hodge Bailey, d. A. Dryder. and
Bob Castleman that from what he
heard of the fight the night before that
they did not violate the law. Now, IL
they did not violate the law, it seems
that the charge of a conspiracy to vio-
late the law would have gone up in
smoke, and that the issuance Of war
rant would have been play to the gal
leries and not an effort to enforce the
law,-R. g. Davenport, County Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27

such force that he almost severed
three fingers from his hand, making
a very painful and bad wound which
was dressed at the city hall. Negrete
also had his hand cut while aiding
the bystander to keep the knife from
Frank. It is said that Negrete and
Frank had had no previous difficulty
or misunderstanding of any kind.
Chief Takes Gun.
When Chief Phillips arrived Frank
was in possession of the gun but on
being threatened with death if he
should attempt to shoot, Frank deliv-
cred the weapon to the police chief.
Lopez had been married about ten
months, wedding a widow here. The.
funeral took place at 2:3O this after
noon The remains had been taken
to the undertaking establishment of
Claycomb & Anderson.
Remembers Nothing.
The prisoner, Francisco Herrera. is
twenty-six years old, and is single
man. When seen at the county Jail
today at noon he had just learned
from a Mexican friend that he had
killed his partner and was downcast
as a consequence.
q knew nothing of the matter" he
said to an Express representative. Il
have been used to drinking wine but
yesterday | took three or four glasses
of cider and followed it with big
drink of whiskey which found in the
bushes back OF the stand, and that is
the last I remember until l woke up
in Jail this morning.
Good Friend of Victim.
LOPEZ was d good boy and he was
my friend We had never had any
difficulty and l had often eaten at his
table. We were the best of friends
and ! cannot understand it,"
The examining trial will probably
take place tomorrow, County Attorney
venable having been busy with other
matters today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
coIIeetIna HIstorlcaI pata.

W. P. Campbell, custodian Of the
Oklahoma Historical society, has spent
the past two days in Chickasha in the
interest of his work. In the archives
of the society at Oklahoma City he
has a vast quantity of relics collected
from all parts Of the state. He was
particularly interested in the masto-
don bones that were unearthed at
Shanoan Springs some years ago and
is eager to get some Of them for the
state collection. Every three months
Mr.. Campbell issues a small paper,
called "Historia." which no sends to
every civilized country in the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27

Each precinct will be entitled to one
delegate in the county convention for
each ten votes or major fraction there
Of cast in such precinct for the Demo-
cratic candidate for county judge at
the general election In November, 1914
In all precincts where there Is no
candidate on the primary ballot for
Democratic precinct committeeman,
such Democratic caucus will elect a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
CALL FOR
DEMOS. TO
ASSEMBLE

The following official call for Dem
ocratic county convention was issued
today:
A Democratic county convention is
called to meet at the court house in
the City Of Chickasha, at o'clock In
the afternoon of Tuesday, August %,
1916. The Democrats of each precinct
in Grady county will hold a caucus at
the voting place in each precinct on
the afternoon Of Tuesday, August list,
1916, for the purpose Of selecting del
egates to the county convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
Police Court Busy.

Mayor Coffman was employed dur
ing a large part of yesterday afternoon
disposing of city cases, most of the
arrests being on the charge of disturb
ing the peace. The following cases
were disposed Of: L. N. Barnes, dis
turbing the peace, $40 fine, paid; J. A.
Brooks, same charge. So paid; n. c.
Golden, c. S. Cook. A. n. Young, n.
]. LARGER. and NJ. T. Turner, same
charge, $40 each, paid; Lee Montcrief,
vag and drunk, s25; Thomas Campbell,
vag and runk, S25.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
Golfer Has Fall.

Ed f. Johns is using a cane today
the result Of falling from bridge
while playing golf yesterday evening
In crossing the bridge between holes
two and three. Mr. Johns made mis-
step and fell into the creek getting a
good ducking. In falling, he swung
his mashie, which he was carrying,
and accidentally hit his left foot ter
rifle blow, accounting for his Grip
pied condition. He is much improved
this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
EXAMINE RRlpaE slrEs.

County Commissioner ]. A. Corzine
and County Highway Engineer e. e.
Colby went to Alex this morning and
are spending the day near there and
Bradley inspecting bridge sites for
new bridges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
FARMER DlsLocATEs HIP
IN FALL FROM HC

j. T. Ball, caddo county farmer
living near Gracemont, dislocated his
hip in fan from a horse late Tues
day evening. He was brought to the
Chickasha hospital yesterday and is
reported to be doing nicely today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
Joy Riders Borrow Car.

Without permission from William
Reinheimer, some joy riders borrowed
his new Overland car, which he park
ed at the ball park the night Of the
boxing bout, and rode about seventy
five miles. Mr. Reinheimer found his
car between Fifth and Sixth streets
on Dakota avenue at two O'Clock the
next morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-27
4 BARGAIN IN cLosEIN ACREAGE

20 acres, three-quarters mile west of
Industrial school, good land. Mostly
in cultivation, creek at one corner Of
place. Balance in cultivation Cost
me 500 per acre. l am here to sell
Make me an offer. NJ. Sapre, at Means
& Ta.py's office. 27-st
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Few Weeds Left.

Few Weeds Left.
With few exceptions in isolated plact
es the weeds are pretty well cut in
Chickasna and those which remain
will be made short work of, Mayor
Coffman stated this morning The
street crew has been busy in the past
two weeks with good results.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. campbeII Aere.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell Of
Anadarko were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John e. White over last night,
Mrs. Campbell returning home this
morning. Mr.. Campbell, who is a
member OF the state board Of educa-
tion. was comforting with President
Austin of the o. c. w. this morning,
and went from Chickasha to Wilbur
ton.
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Again we must remind our friends
that we positively will not acee2s
s.want." "rent" and sale" ads ny
phone. Do not embarrass us by asking
us 10 do 50. DAILY EXPRESS.
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Honoring Mrs. Witherspoon.
Mrs. William e. Dwyer will be the
hostess at a morning party in the Owl
tea room Friday, complimentary to
Mrs. Guy Witherspoon Of Abilene, Tex.
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Transferred to 81 Reno.

Transferred to Ell Reno.
Harry Campbell left today for El
Reno where he was transferred by the
Rock Island Campbell held posi-
ton of fireman out Of Chickasha, but
will be an engineer out of El Reno.
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Civil suit Filed.

Civil Suit Filed.
In the court clerks office this morn
ing the following suit was filed: T. S.
Matson and r. Matson VS.. Hade Glib
son, P. w. Bonfoey and Eunice Bon
foey, his wife, and David S. Mcdonald,
and his wife, on a promissory note and
foreclosure.
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Results Yesterday.

At Boston |, Chicago o.
AT Philadelphia ~, Pittsburgh Is.
At New York 2, Cincinnati 4.
AT Brooklyn 2-5, st. Louis 80
Games Today.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
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sheriff Off 10 picnic.

Sheriff OFF to Picnic.
Sheriff Hodge Bailey is doing the
first campaigning today that he has
been able to do in three weeks. He
left for Rush Springs early and will
60 from there to the picnic at Bailey
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Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
At Chicago 2, New York 0.
AT st. Louis 5-5, Philadelphia OF.
At Cleveland 2, Boston 3.
At Detroit 6, Washington 5, Go in
nings.)
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o. {. S. Meeting.

An important business meeting Of
the Eastern Star will be held Friday
night in the Masonic hall. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
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Games TodaN

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Cleanup at Library.

Cleanup at Library.
The back yard and basement of the
Carnegie library have been thoroughly
cleaned up and are now in good san
itary condition.
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. . = 4 y So @# - = = + .
= WESTERN ASSOCIATION =
y STANDING. y
y 4
won. lost. Pct.

Results Yesterday.
At Sherman 2, Oklahoma City 6.
At Fort Smith 7, McAlester 10.
At Denison 4, Tulsa 0.
At Paris /, Muskogee 3.
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u G. HUTS0N,
Chairman County Central Committee
w. wv. CLARK. Secretary.
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Cemetery Association Meets.
The Cemetery association will meet
tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock al
the Carnegie library
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KNIFE IS PLUNGED TO
HEART

IUontinued from Page one.)
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VOTE FOR
ED SHEEGOG
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Clean, capable. Grady County needs
such man in the Legislature.
Always a Democrat.

precinct committeeman.
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Short Stories
! OF THE TOWN
Marriage License.

WdTT FdTV L1trHaV'
Tom Hairless, 25 Verden, and Miss
Ella Price, 10. Layerty.
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Games Today

Games Today
Oklahoma City at Sherman
McAlester at Fort Smith.
Muskogee at Paris.
Tulsa at Denison.