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RS persona en- provecho de Ia asocia-
ci6n.
Ar.icaio t9-ccro.-El iete inico de
a association. iefe absolute y cuyos
podercs ser&n il:mitadoss serd ell CO.
ronol Leon, su fundador.
Art;ca!o cuarto y altino.-El aso-
ciaGo que desease dejar de formar
narte de- Il association, viene obliGado
= batirse sucesiramente con cada uno
le loz seis asociados r~cstantes, y aun-
c.c ia espada sea la dnica anna de
IA cue deben haccr $50 los Compare
Us. les err. pern2itjdo "alerse dc:
y.1-l en- casa n~ecesario. pudienGo
T ~ :. Ja.rse = p:stoi..
-,ne..Fu.rIj ]silcn2;o y mi.5 :
=. c-a1aEcros.
hr..! .a:oges. di;o con tono
culrz.e".
Y tomando una puma, St Ia entire
go al marques de Lacy. Este pail
deci6 ligeramente, y firm0 sin vacilar.
Los r~estantes companeros estamparon
Il firmas despues y todos 4 la vez
p-estaron juramento de cumplir fiel-
me-te 10 pacCadO. .
-Ancra, senores, die Ell corone,l
nuestra association es "a IN hecho, y
desde este mismo momento, debe en-
pear a funcionar.
-Durante este ano sere vuestro
iefe; a mi me toca dirigir, q vosc-
tros oprad J ohedecer. His oEdenes
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g podran ser discutidas. Esta no.
che nos separaremos; maiara cata
uuo de vosotros recibirGis mis- ms
t-uoc;ones por mi pate, ~procurare
81 medic para separar el peligro Gle
an2naza 4 algunos de vosotros ' dc
cumpl;r las promesas que he hecho
I otros.
Y al decir este, miro e! coronel cen
f.ieza a Gontran.
M. de Lacy, prosigui6, os he pro-
mctido que Leona os amari~
Os sc"viremos al primero. porQue
Is pasiones de vuestro genera no
pucdcn aguardar mrcho.
4 acahar de pronnnciar estas Pc
;2"ras. ri caroncl sc levant6.
-ssno-es. d:in. hoy es c! bale ce
+ 0oc~2. Volyto. = ella, 81 tai e
v,ns;r, aus:o. Sc da por ter~1:na-
da Ia session.
Los cinco asociados del marques
de Lacy salieron uno tras otro; en- Ia
sala del consejo no quedaron mas
que Ell coronel Y Gontran, todaVia
aturdido por TODD 10 que habia visto y
dido.
70 estoy soEando. -. .murmur6.
No, dijo Ell c%oronel, no sohais; es-
tais despierto, marques.
Gontran lIev6 SD mano q Ia frente.
He jurado. -. exclsno con es-
paIto, nc me pertenezco "a.
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N'I
a.
=
H. 5..;
49,. - 49,
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r.:
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en- a case li>cutidos

i''a.-, Il Ia 81. Gel. ~.
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10 de quhnes quie-an cjeratar Il venganza y consraearse con 81 a~-
bicrno?
Luis Cabrera dies: En- cuanto matemeS "unS' e. c&11 CIuaad, los re-
sulades cue obtergamcs serar mayo-es que los que cbtuHitramcs cogan"o
Z Glen h3a2cIerGs Gs los Ecstes tesgr&fcaS"
Por q Ecn>uto. acaso. Pero 6despres. ....?
Les yiejos mites asegurabaa que l. seng-c drrramada injustame7t2 nc
s. s&cabe h:&ta que Ia ceaganza del nu2rt- SC crnplt. l. 2Flc2ci&" De
esa ley nc hara SIM agnar les names dc muHtes d. yengados. 4%e - i-
yantaran contra quicRes. inaPaces De dr garaa@2s. nc cacac2tc2n mis-
recurEo qra suspendaras.
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en- a case discutidos 1890.
-.
Al local de IL jlsticia
penetr0 primcro el chiyo,
y eran tales los o!ores
cue iba deiando eli maldito.
que el juez. dtb;i De cerehro.
sc desnay6 de ~;mproviso.
Toc0 su turno al ccntrario....
y retiercA les testigos
que al emtrar Z! carranc;sta..
cayG dcsmayado {! ch!vo...
CHANrECLEG
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Al BLhNCO
UN CUENTO VIEJO.

Fiel . 10 promcsa que me
de aplaudir al carrancismo
por 10 que tiene de noble.
por 10 que tienc de digno,
uor las e!evadas cosas
que en- Mexico ha conseguido
para los seres humildes
V cal'aios y sufridos
cuardo en- Mexico pesaha
Ia plaga del poriiiSmo;
riemorc firme IN mis- proposltos,
hoy reniego de 10 eseritO
contra aquel barb0n apo5tcl
tan simpatico, tan Iimpio.
tan dem6crata, tan sabio,
tar ayisado y tan listo.
Reniego de las cuartilleS
(que debi dejar en- limpio)
donde estampe tantas cosas
de mordente V duro estlo.
iban dirigidas todas,
por pasiones Y caprichos,
q "ma'orear" a. patriarch
de nuestros amables indioS,
al Colon De los teSoroS
Dor largo tempo escondidos
en- Mexico, Y que Sc llaman:
"sufragio muy efectivo',
libertad para los pobres,
despojo para los ricos,
boca abajo todo 81 mundo
val que chile. ..cuatro tiroS.
Hoy vuelvo sobre mis- pasoS.
cual 10 tengo prometido.
' para que en- los l~ectoreS
de mis- nal traZados "tiros'
fructifique IL semilla
de mi rojo carrancismo.
voy a echar mano de cuentos.
leyendas y chascarrilioS
de los qIe ponen muy altos,
casi en- IN decimo piso,
los arrcstos libertarios,
las agallas y el prestigio
de! Incompatible Venus.
de Carranza 81 clegido
-. ..-.. E. =: :. :,
Rcfiercn las malas lenguas
que una vez dos intiviGuos
a~p0starol veinte duraS
nuevos. relucientes, limpios,
Z quien daba mas nal tufo
&c NJ carranciSta Y IN chivO
siendo este mugroso, enfermo
: ademIs bien anejito.
Y !ucieEdo aquel su traje
de gala de los domingos.
Como no estaban de acuerdo
tras mucho haber discutido
sobre el mencionado asunto
los sujetos ~referidos,
pues cada uno sc afirmaha
mas fuertemente Ell su dichO,
tinaimente r~esOlvieron
para salir De aQuel io.
If ante I'm juez, relatar:2
ST. apuesta, Y 81 era IN juez integr(
clare que en- dos argumentos
bien claros Y decisivos
dejaba en- claro III as@n:o
que hubiera acGbado 4 tiros.
Fueron ante el magistrate,
como 10 habian decidido,
pero al efecto, llevaron
un carrancista Y un caIvo.
4 uno J al otro dejaron
afuera, en- un pasadizo,
mienHras al juez le iaformaban
de Su visita e! motive.
Sc rio el jEez de buena CANA
de aqlcl infanti! cap:icho;
pero, "a entrado en- funciones.
pidio cue hasta su recinto
se l!cgaran los "ohietos'
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CARICAT0.

Cuanin npcrsita lihrns IN cspano'
A~i7iiasr n tgnacio E. Lozano.-tls
=. Sta. Rosa Ave San AntoHin. Tex
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LUTHERAN.

SAINT MARKS-Fifth and Elwood.
Rev. Albert Massey. A. b., ID. b., pas
tor. Pastors hours in church study,
s to 0 and IL to 2, or by appointment;
phone GILL;. Bible school at 10:
services at IL and s. Endeavor at I.
The Lords supper at IL a. m. Sermon
topic, what Prayer is Good For"
Anthem. Jesus My Savior Look on
Me-" (Nevin): Mrs. w. w. Mc-Michael
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|MhERE TO WORSHIP
|AAA4A ,:A TO-DAY AlA!'.| N
AiE1 HOpIST.

FIRST METliODlST-Fift and
Boulder; Rev. J. w. Abel. pastor, w
II. Hakes, financial secretary, Sum
day school at $3.50; L. &. Murray, su-
perintendent. Morning service at
10:45. Sermon subject. The Relig-
Ion for the Times The music Will
include: Prelude. ''ln summer" by
Stebbens; anthem. For God SO
Loved the World" by Thompson: Of
fertory. Melody in f." by Read; solo,
selected, Marion Bennett. Evening
service at s. Sermon subject. The
Church for the Times" The special
music will include; Prelude. by
Borowshi; anthem. II will Extol
Thee" by Porter; offertory, Can
zonetta," by Brewer; anthem, Jesus
Savior Pilot Me-" by Camp. Epworth
league services ut I; Miss Gertrude
West, president. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening AT s, led by pas
tor. Foreign missionary society at
the church on Thursday afternoon at
2:SO, Mrs. G. II. Bennett, president.
TIGERT MEMORIAl~-Main and
Faston Rev. Halves Palmore Clarke.
pastor. Sunday school at 9:4b. A..
Ernsberger superintendent Public
worship at Il IA. IN. and y. m. Morn
ing subject, The Tragic Story OF the
Armenian Massacre and Retreat"
told by DR.. c. ID. usher. an eye-wit.
ness Evening subject. THE EaG S
Nest" This is a democratic service.
Pear the stories of an eagles nest as
told by members of tho congreSa-
ton. Epworth league will be re-
organized at p. m.
pOSTON AVENUE (SOUTH -
Fifth and Eoston. Louis 5. Barton,
pastor S17 South Boston. phone 1903
Sunday school, $3.50. by Paul Duffield.
Fpworth at p. IN. Services at IL
m. and y. m.
GRACE CHURCH - Third and
Trenton. s. b. Pack. pastor. 1902 Fast
Fourth, phone 4622-J. Sunday school.
$50, by A. A. Beard. Morning service
at II. Junior league. 2:3O. by Miss
Aleine Stiles. Evening service at 3.
II. V. Carter, choir director. Prayer
meeting, 1880 Wednesday evening.
ORCJTTT MEMORIAI~Fourte
and Quaker. j. T. Riley, pastor 1881
South Quaker, phone 1881. sunday
school, $3.50. Epworth league, $3.50.
Preaching service, 10:45.
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CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHRISTIAN-(Te Temporarily
meeting In the courthouse. Sixth and
Boulder.) Rev. ]. w. Darby. pastor:
residence 110S South Denver. Bible
school at 9:45 q. M: closes for all
ages. Lords supper and preaching
at II a. m: subject, "A Great Dis
covery." Christian Endeavor at Gas
p III. Evening service at 7:45, sub
iect "The Church-Its Mission" be-
ing. the second OF series OF sermons
on the church. Special music. Public
invited.
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS
Meetings held at county courthouse in
county courtroom each Sunday at 3
and 1880 p. M. Also Wednesday and
Friday at 1880 p. m. Interesting Bible
topics discussed. All are welcome.
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CHURCH OF GOD.

FIRST CHURCII-Fifth and Madi-
son. II. c. Bolton. pastor. residence
Sand Springs. Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 and preaching at IL and
1880. Prayer meeting Thursday at
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and choir. Evening subject
lowed be Thy Name"
CATHOLIC.

HOLY FAMILY-E,ighth and Boul-
der Rev. John G.. Herring. rector.
First holy mass and instruction, $50
a. m. Second. the children's mass
and instruction. $40. Third mass and
sermon at 10. Evening services. in E
quiry class and benediction at 8. Ali
cordially welcome.
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Wednesday at s p. m. Free reading
room. 307 and 30S Mayo building
from $3.50 to $3.50 week days. TO .
Sundays. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Subject for the day. Man" Public
invited to attend services and use
reading room.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS.

FIRST CHURCH (Rcorganized)-.
Tenth and Rockford. George A. Kelly,
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50; sacra-
ment service at IL: preaching at II
a. IN -.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD.

FIRST CHURCH--Fifth aond Madi.
son. s. Il. Johnson. pastor. Sunday
school at 10. Preaching at II and
1880 Sunday. Tuesday and Friday
night at 7:l5. All cordially invited.
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LOYAL CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Services every Lords day in the
Irving school. Take the owen park
ear. Bible study at 10 a. m. Lords $
supper and preaching at IL o'clock.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-S
and Boston; Rev. C. w. Kerr. pastor
Sunday school at 9:45. Services At
I0:55 and 1910. Subject of morning
sermon, "The Laboratory Method of
Testing Religion;" subject of evening
sermon. THE Jew in Prophecy anu
History" The special music for the
morning service will include: Pre-
lude, allegro Moderate" (Smart) !:
lude, Harvest Home March: solo.
"Home Where Our Loved Ones
Dwell" (Briggs) solo, He Leads Us
On" (Hosmer). The special music for
the evening service will include. over
ture. Joy to the World" (Barn-
house); solo; offertory, (a) "Minuet
in G." (Beethoven). (b) Melody"
CLybergl; male chorus selection;
postlude, MELODY March," God Be
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN -Zunis
and Barton; Rev. A. +. Weston, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45. Morning
worship at IL. Pastors subject, "1n
the School OF Character" A cordial
welcome is extended to the people to
come and together" make this church
real community work.
BULLETTE COMMUNITY = Has
kell and Bullette; Rev. A. f. Weston.
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. T..
M. G. h. at p. m. Gospel service at
s p. M. subject of serman. "a Testi-
mony No One Could Doubt" Every
body welcome.
COLLEGE HILI-Eighth and Nc
Coy (Kendall public schooD. ii. c..
Mil!ard. pastor. Fifth and Evaps.
Services will be held both morning
and evening.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN --Chey-
enne and Cameron, Charles II. New
comb. pastor. 116 West Cameron.
phone o?47-R. Bible school at 10 by
Mrs. George w. Groves. Morning wor-
ship at II. Evening sermon at 8.
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SPIkITUALIST.

FIRST SPIRITUALIST - Regular
services In county courtroom, second
floor courthouse at o'clock. All
cordially invited.
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| $OI?-.T. Fourteenth Sunday after
Trinity. Holy communion at s a. m
Church school at $3.50 q. IN. Morning
prayer at IL a. M, sermon by the
rector, subject, God and His People"
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FIRST PROGRESSIVE-K. =. hall
on Second between Main and Boston.
Rev. Gertrude Hull. pastor. At close
OF lecture spirit MESA ges will be given
by pastor.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST-Fourth and Ctn-
cnnati; Rev. Luther f. Floyd. pastor.
Study phone 4579-J; George w. Her
bold. financial secretary, office phone
4579-R. This church is open every
day in the week; you are always well
come. Bible school at $3.50: F. W.
Bryant superintendent. Public wor-
ship at 1850 a. m. and p. m. Tnc
pastor will speak at both services.
Young Peoples union meets at p. m.
Md-week prayer service Wednesday
at T:45 D. m. A new plan of conduct
ing this service will soon be put int
operation: come and acquaint you.-
self with 1t.
SECOND BAPTIST-First and No
gales: Rev. w. f. Scott, pastor. Phone
1897. Residence, 22 North Lawton.
Sunday school at 9:45; Chas Fox, su-
perintendent Young peoples meet
ing at GAS p. M, Juniors at $40.
Preaching at II a IN. and p. m.
Morning subject. "Givlng Ourselves 10
God" evening subject. "Growlng
Faith" All are invited to attend.
Take owen park car to First and
Nogales, church on the corner. Good
music.
Second and RocK-
ford. C. F. Siler, pastor, III South
Victor, phone $3.50. Preaching sGr-
vices as usual Bible school, 9:45, by
f. G. Barton. Senior union at Z by y.
w. Adams Junior and Sunbeam band
at 3. Morning worship at II. Evening
worship at s.
WEST TULSA-E. II. owen. pastUi &.
Sunday school at 10; union, 6:30;
preaching every second and fourth
Sunday at II.
CRIB SIDING-Services every sun
day at mission on Sand Springs in
terurban line
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EPISCOPALIAN

TRINITY CHURCH-Fifth and
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INDEPENDENT SPIRITUALIST--
In Judge Slack's room, southwest cor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHCRCH-Brockman hall,
Ninth and Main. Services IL and 8.
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All who wish to worship according Il
the New Testament are welcome.
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ner courthouse. at 1880. A welcome
to ALL
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1880. Take Bellview car to Fifth
street.
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COLLEGE HILL-Eighth and Nc
Coy (Kendall public schooD. II. c..
Mil!ard. pastor. Fifth and Evaps.
Services will be held both morning
and evening.
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WEST TULSA-E. II. owen. pastUi.
Sunday school at 10: union, $3.50;
preaching every second and fourth
Sunday at H.
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ORCJTTT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Quaker. j. T. Riley, pastor. 1881
South Quaker, phone 1881. Sunday
school, $3.50. Epworth league, $3.50.
Preaching service, 10:45.
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pOSTON AVENUE (SOUTH -
Fifth and roston. Louis s. Barton.
pastor S17 South Boston. phone 1903
Sunday school. $3.50. by Paul Duffield.
Fpworth ut p. IN. Services at IL
a m. and s D. m.
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QUICK WORK ON
EXEMPTIONS

That the work Of drafting and ex-
emptions must be FASTENED IN order
to be in a position to respond to the
first call for citizen soldiers on Sep
tember is shown by the following cir
cular letter received from Adjutant
General Ancel Carp by the local board
yesterday afternoons
The following telegram was this day
received from the provost marshal gen.
eral and you are hereby directed to
follow instructions therein contained
carefully:
mo. 295o. Section As rules and reg
ulations for local and district boards
is rescinded. New regulations govern
ing mobilization and the certIfication
OF men from district board to adju
tant general win be mailed to you on
Aug. 9th. In the meantime locai
boards should certify to district
boards daily on form 146 those who
have been called who have not been
exempted or discharged either because
they failed to file any claim or be
cause their claim has been decided ad-
versely. Strict compliance with this
rule is necessary since on Sept. lst the
war department viii call for not TO ex-
ceed onethird of the quota from each
state to be entrained for mobilization
camps between Sept LIST and Sept 9TH.
Unless we want to be put in a position
OF not furnishing men as fast as the
war department is ready to receive
them, each state should have accumu-
lated by Sept 1st a minimum Of one
third Of its quota not exempted Or dis
charged. This can only be attained Il
local boards certify these lists up daily
with great expedition"
Yours truly.
Aneel carp,
The AdjutaHt General
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Oil State Petroleum
Co. Strike is Sensation
Continued from Page one)

set up by the company but the results
exceeded expectations Of even the drill
lrs. A telegram from the fields this
morning advised the office here that
the easing was giving some little trou-
bic but that the flow was increasing
daily
The Oil State Petroleum co. has an
office in Chickasha and has many big
stockholders in the city Heavy inter-
ests in the well are held all over Ora.
dy county, Ninnekah spectators be-
ing woll represented
The big strike Of the Oil State Pc
troIeum company in the Belveal farm
near Enid was the sensation Of the
week in oildom A o'clock last Sat
urday evening the drill penetrated the
Hoy sand to a depth Of twelve inches
and simultaneously the well put on a
show. A volume of oil filling the
twelve inch casing almost to the point
of bursting began spraying thirty feet
above the top Of the Sl foot derrick,
ana this show continued at intervals
Of twenty minutes until s o'clock
Thursday evening when the drillers
succeeded in shutting it in 1t is now
flowing into the tanks Of the H. H.
Champlin on the adjoining quarter sec
tion This oil tests 45.5 Baum which
is IL per cent better than the best
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ficers. Bond was fixed at $500 await
ing preliminary examination before the
y. S. commissioner here August 5,
Mark Reeder socialist ex-deputy
sheriff of McLain county who was
bound over to the grand jury yester
day by Judge speake made $1,000 Sc
curity late the same day for his ap
pearance at Ardmore in October
j. NJ Chidress aud w S. Liggetti
arrested for alleged plotting and oper-
ating against conscription at Hope, Ok
lahoma, are in the county jail here
awaiting their examination next Tues
days having been unable to meet a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10
Recruiting Stations Soon to
Begin on NelU Many Addition

stances as activities would be redouh.
led soon for new navy additionl AZ
some branches officers have appifent.
ly taken the closeup for q eertainty
aud have relaxed work. This was dis
couraged IN todays general orders aud
terms of the letter led Electrician
White to. believe the Chickasha office
would remain open and keep up an
active campaign for volunteers.
Cecil Wright and w ID Graves two
men enlisted in the navy service sew
eral weeks ago and sent back here to-
wait their time, received a call IN yes
terday and win leave for duty Monday.
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No more masqueradmg on the streets
of Chickasha will be permitted during
war times and severe measures will be
adopted to force discontinuance Of
a practice which has been in vogue
here for some time without police in.
reference.
A city law prohibits any person
from appearing or walking on the
streets with a false garb or disguise.
Anyone doing SO during the progress
Of the war, when such a practice might
be ayailed Of by enemies OF the couu-
try viii be arrested and vigorously
prosecuted
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found in that field to date, This
tract viii be fully developed as rapid
ly as possible and it is expected many
more wells equally as good and possi-
bly, much better will be drilled in dur
ing the coming weeks. AS all the pro-
ceeds from the sale Of production from
this acreage goes into a dividend fund
the stockholders are due to receive a
rich monthly harvest soon and as
more than 400 stockholders are Grady
county people it is indeed good pews
and means much for Chckasha and
Grady county
Much credit is due Messrs. c. 0. Jag
gers aud b. b Wallace for the sues
cess of this company They began
about 80 days ago the task Of forming
an Oh company to develop Grady coun-
ty and have worked necessarily since
for the success Of the company The
large block Of acreage at Ninnekah
was secured through the loyal assist
ance Of d. H. Stephens, D B. Boswell
and H. H. Anderson; then the CARRIER
acreage was secured as a safeguard ia
investors, the wisdom Of which is fore.
IDLY disclosed in the big gusher above
referred to.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10
on Streets
Of City lOill Be Punished

The first case to come before the
city authorities was that of young
man who was arrested yesterday after
noon wearing a gown and distributing
caps containing the advertisement OF
breakfast food concern The caps
We're examined and found to be not
harmful in any way but the case was
turned over to Deputy United States
Marshal Jim Dillon for further inyes.
tigation
The wearing Of false mustaehes OF
whiskers is also taboo
Every case of peddling will be in.
yestigated by city officers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-10

In future examinations for the war
draft especial attention will be paid
to the eyes of the registrant under the
following special order OF the adiutant
general Of the state dated August 81;
TO the various local obards of the
State of Oklahoma
The following telegram was receiy-
ed from the porovost marshal general
and is transmitted for your informa-
ton and instructions;
"No 295S Surgeon general advises