davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-28
Martin sebasky left Tuesday for =

80. n :. !, oepa-Ny i.is Aoesuay ior
M Ny .. NJ; .ns former nome q h,s moSner'
~
-. so.,n hlchae' iorinefiy o. weston,
A., A.sd ~" iesia.nG .;.. T ~ msiis Waiia' paia
A'Ana siSi' "euhesuay morning.
Mrs. N. L. Watts, Mrs. ". P. Lit
..eionh ;.y anu MISS y, Delle mcintyre VS.
's'1 ~ "oo'op "euneSaay ai'ethooh.
Lost-Wire wheel and tire S3x4
for Detroiter car. between Weston and
Pendleton. Reward. J. A. Muirhead.
Ds' 'on' "asn'
For Sale or Trade-One brown mare
VT. 1900; one buckskin saddle mare
VT. $50; one saddle and bride and one
Unod hark w Chaoa
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Press Paragraphs


For Alfalfa Lay IEere Lee JCEnsou
Mrs. Kinnear, Of Walla Walla, was
business visitor in Athena Wednes-
uay'
Mrs. N. Buroker left Tuesday for
Palouse Wash, where she will visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dell and Mrs.
Llttlelohn were Walla Walla visitors
Saturday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
BREAK A CnILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF Figs
clHANare rAn tlrrlE lvEn
AND NOVELS And MAY CIT
wall QUICK.

wn.n tom ,hili suffers gs,sm b ccla
liunt wait aiNe lhe Niih atunls4t
liver and hnaYls ffnslr. rsofGuah
,l'aurlne "a oner Wheo cg,sss pesv
ssh. hstleee iale. aefnf aieft, rei af
Art raiuftiit " httl'h Is aaf kfoul.
tth a.,its give i.4ss4pafNl "a can
lunls Fsnip 81 tes and ~ rew
Naufs va lnN Vls.tatd.u toHaiAsisf
waste. seAf rlis and enalNcslad nssi
Wni etniN uaee oa1 az Sis nnwelA.
tnd Ynu have ~vll pleffes epA.l
srain
Nc t0pr elHh ceaahe enagHtn aaa
has esush. eaHa u h irvrfisn cr has
eife tnitaf siss aosd dnap az
thfuiuia Nfinp ~ tiaa ~ esafne
Hte thf iNasia' ns alflfrrnce what
othfi irestmcnt s. atyfw
eifA enudnrn nredNi ~ cnaafd a.
iato thif 1Hfmisse AslWt lhAatisc
sllul"na ~ mnibcrs tftD ID heHai ~
cause ihtt hn,sW a. aelinn eh ~
stomach iitrf anA bowels ia prolhel
aua sgse Thrs sisn kruw little
si,sn to-day saves q ss,A shila seupf
row
Ask spNf drnagtH ~ a Ae.serS hus
ha uf e'sllfeinia ssfuu ~ fSNR
vhlrh ehnialss aifttiieHt fa1 bsaSea
fhitiigr ~ au aNts and for Brown
Hi,s sislniy sa Size bottle tif@Aft *
commercials rali hare Cot iht srnH
9t maJe hs Hcailfnfnle ~ syrup
..nIi-al.l A..,-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
PORT ARKANSAS BUDGET


p,sHr ARNNaAS TEX. NAH a..
Thf Isnee siNtn ~ \ a. nean gnan.
aesr ~ tne nkN rhesste NpoAts
riaht was aa tniasatls affair Nessv
wp,kiars MN cpltas chgisH fur.
Wished mnsi, ans ihsr Was epst
tfuva n aitepaaHee
Nnss clara Hourtss hss RETURNED
h,'ns ispp 8 srf, iieasant visls ~lt=,
fitrnOs .nd rfla,iNss ai Caitina. rcxA~
Nitss Nrtlna slairs,l and Nnsiin ~
Nfausas lg1s attended ihe ss'scsl VA.
rftie0a BASS ftlNst
Nifs a Williams ana dapshlaf ~
Afanaas Iaes nfff fttNNfs here and
aitrn,lrl jha dahgs Nat.i4, nieht
tlaraA NaukiN Wts si.itof Al thc
i,ou SUNDAY
tapi Nas iattf etni ta s'oiiiua
Tutslat an UfneIfi msrsss
tAfW Mofsia NoarNr 81 a. Naval
i,sngao al ct,Np pebi lons, 10 Cafpua
thfiaia srUni suHNaf sni NnnHai
hrff
luuId Ne,'m hae ntafara ffsn IS
Ni.-u.r.- tfip 81 Ns- sfeffi
ui isaa elnltsui u 'rsfhra lgla
tsif @.hnol Hna Nle NtHH Minutes hae
BIS fufnsN a. aft hUNl iu NiAuaIt is4Hf
n,int. hu hfie snnda, AF Cuums
hltsfi ~ sisii feistsnH
Mi snd tlf Arthur Cels hase
NrftrA ia itla riff upm iiu, kfrD
i.tit nrHtai af fafrsn iu ttis erft
4afk tAsiis NiaAass inasI b. it
ilawios rhre,pmt ~ Nithuf uant
nis..n ualtestnn. h. Nst,tnsid iam.
isDn tAia y ~ kimnsN gnisls,,
. a.
iW . NtsimfnH ttaitassnn
Ats uvnnrf rstafHua hemo rura.
Vaf uvm "a tist lH ftifilfes in iNusinn
ana oaifsftnn
Iht iaiiAlO si hf.fi ,iosti ifiaaf unaN
ArfiI tu inH trlm l1itat Hfi TnH
'hf r.iatt iht ahsslaa rtru4s,s feHf
pI4t. ti ihf NHfir Ihfatf nal. anaff
BOSS direction 81 Nl.H f.ais eruruti aUf
al lHih iiHr, Iiic nsn ana sast
tfHfn WaH dretasit,i ln fisaH' hunsiua
ara p.unanfs iarnf numhss Df o.
fffTa af lne DhiidrH nNa nfenHr sf.
fOtdrd ttd afNrtal ,iiafufa fuan AiAnt
ats Iaa arr ufFHsnt i.srrr stirur
Nsr hDtt1 up tAtfs htni thai Misses
Hpfea4 snd Nlnloi hsd tsnnhi a tfts
Ho.0aafui faHr fhe leiloelra pros
sfHm waf uHafiff
HOna. Amsiioa ns 4ii
Mrifurf fsflr hfiti
1865 tlossip Niinia Intlff Az.
nls wHko Nau Maihesa lanma hi
ta tofi iinit ifsan iiubefif hats
Hulun
ufNl fuutftfn nUtr
earr Sunshine 81 haut smile
Sites l.ula FufitNtt
SHE'S ilrd nNina iiuaa. 3D. nan
Mathfva tgin nHhifnH. urftuiaf
tFaMst ifafaid wiaeiferfh
nunl nirrp iistt rifeu ia eftpn
smau suite
U,aains platins asnpui Naihiern
faflrf
rlsno .oias ht Me rtfua tafiff
ana siif ngih Nisfff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
VETERAN CHALMERS CAR
CROSSES THE CONTINENT
Stretch 81 Mefs fhsn 800 Mites wss
iisas in Hsvsfss ossf Fie~ina
fhfeuga Mod

rAN tuANiiFtH ApHf ii iiaH
Hina ~ nrimsff easi NN rf 1ifiiilatf
fattfiHH siJfifN ~ mHr lfsn 8aR
MiHe ln sfstrtf araf anA rlne secs
ihfuHah hali iafNs ffunHN Hi Nnea iH
smsf iH, iHia aiiat 80 ihH htaat
uahi soc rngiaHd mm4 20 ief
Naaa nai fssaa mainffI ntH raH tfaN
listn tAia utph
Abiahem Iouuf ~ lmiiand Size b.
ihf hefef ~ iiis ,ne sra falhe4 vs. iHs
flahi nhilasfr i.aH hauui ~ Naafi ~ tht
Fa0aas fe,gfdr ihrf hHsg hong eH Hu
flf lone overland fiaf
Pops Route 81 fHssi4H ~ tiffh IS
ff fft ieu aisifai fhuhrfH taf mHih
ff gsfnsn aHa ih' isaisnft ~ fhH
familf denh iH t4t srf iiNh sara %
meniha 60 lif eeae aaa asssht,is ~
lneif sam
y inp rifs rltAi ~ riip 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
NorIcI-sArsIrlf q NM M


ftAh STAIR 80 TlNA1
Iaffs, - -.
nt Yrtrs Il - ,...t,.. - 80. 49,.
oai ~ ti,e ilss.a.,is s,...,,.., .-'''' !,
Nue So cenhi4 ~. a., 49,. - 4, ~, ~
4 n ltff b, as, ,,,,.i 49,. y Ns'.''
easr 81 Uo.sntn.t. $50. ,s.,.. ~.
Iss snt.rnt ,..,....
aa1 iu ma ~ Ns.~tff s.,...,..., ~,
fsrnf 81 .....s ~"
within tlis hs.r. - 49,, = -
~henfra $40. Is. M. 49,, =. w
Ma s. Is Ittt Ia h.l.s ~. 49,. II. Z.
f" ANA"A NtN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
norleN asIalrf.a 80
200. srAfr q. ~, rtNAs

tuHuif uf hnfnta
in uItut uf an nCdff H Sells irrnfa
aui ~ ihN iionUa bh ulsiHri tuuft ~
Auroes Dnsut, ou the Sfd dsf ~ Aurt
a b. iHt n iht pifss thrrNf in ihs
faar ~ iiafns aNi q. ffUeif ttisnV
WrUlf Co., Applfbf M
frHeh 81 Infhf tHNas nulrft
N4iiH,4f IaNh D. Nrisf srd n 81
uNtm 800 tti and ln nn na Nhttsff
directed anN atiiFfffd VISTA piNttt u
A. rfn fuf DsHh uifhu fhn hnHfs nIf-
seiiHsal Nf inN fnr hhHiffs sshs CEN
fhU Oraf TusaNas n MaE n i4iT
H hninn 8hU fHef NaF W solid iuuNfI
before ihf fauu linss' nnsi H .ia
NHscer fouut Boa itf ats 81 DHfpuH
tNuaii ihr nsiiuwlHa healrlted rfs.N
HffF 30 fhr IffsHHansN anH slfustru do
IS srcfe raHnfE IstaH fHtwW
inti of tno apd fHo n-isae sDre0
rf lord malf " lnsf aui 90 iHaH 0r
ga atra nl and iHmraiaisff arfane
fHl uNlH uf eHf or ESQ., fa"i sldf nf fht
Hl fuHIH 1farHHfliio h ufsl.c fiAf
~af t.e. srd ifine in tht nHlfiI position
~ iAHhua fne eaid ftN sua tffu thlfi
afr9f hfinf filf Hesi HtffinN t Hata His
srlna raraiHiuF fhfff enFes Dn iuf fsff
alnr fi said tfari $50 anf tliifd ~
an sfra 80 ilir neffh slide ~ said uaet
faflnefff Necaed iu 81 MliiaiaH iltr
eaid ffar FORMERLY hstNH hHnen as
eaiini ~n ~ ~ fhf A. y iHsNNnn Uuf
bots 60 tee fnNa ~ iiiai,pp TfanH f4
sfif ss . laaiilsH ui ilif hard tluidriinN
sn said epiim nn fne naffhfsti sidt
.aid tract ~ land htffin conveyed br
ias ~, thai liHfisn ~ s.Ft afrcs ~ Sand
II.....f..H g.. HN... a.II Nla.f. O.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
ncrlct on s1rRleF,s sALE-


TfE STATE or i4.hAH
County ~ SBscsa
n 81 il.nssh ~ .. i.aes Tod. - a.
So aft
Wnsfeas 81 sirf9 VI " eFa'7 -
t,ls .rFls oai n ~ n3sfFitf rosfi
n suc.. cnaplt Tettr go bls
merit rendffed ~ seld ropf' - 49, ~
a.v =, ksrril A y 1917 ~ favor =
Oliela Z H.ufa sasinsi = tnor Tt-e9
u Todd and Fam Wss= sgf fiae sisnn
~ ponr lasmSssa klsfg seFfb snS -
los usorArs tfsy1 fsl anN e<sinet n
r.ss -. Enos Tedd Ennis wpAs snd
lehanna W'nte ~ fore lpNpfs ~ We
o. ~ foiiowlaF aerffiie9 real sstsit
f,rsrr and leiaK Situated - @neeff
s.Yatf4 Trriss nnn isrirf tNf "frt
ore hsH Nv y u ihs regiAvfg one
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

fitf ~fArf uF TrNAn
tu.Htk ~ Nuffrr
W NJ ienos ,s Nigk Notifet oi SEE
~ tfEt
Whffsat ht tftaf 20 as ol54f ~
saiv istbri ug vt thf tuttfi,t ,rntt
20 Nut,rs tAaut fAHs nn fU04
ni'nt rtnafnd fn sald tn4l 3D. U,e
tnfh tsh ~ rfrtrfnnrr A. n fslf M
rVr el 81 ~ loas, sEsusf Nhh
Moflfr o. lh Hfn 81 iatsU Illtal.
taua tlNHt lillHndffsi frlff .0isht sUN
lHN tfoiiaia ffif kfsHs8 aud ssaiN.i
NaA Neelth Nn WAa co wall
Wof hr itniar urrst sshrtut g.
corporation tsA Wa,lfa flaimsa
Wtriia Nu,ff.l iuW Wssiffl sun
nte wosiffl fiaNt Naa Sea i.at.t
MHaitfi iAsaUof Nrfifel aHd aaiH tii
fha'h ~ lniv h'spfe 81 hen un taf fel
oNlns fsiffilasd feh tsltir
iaitt and tcinH sfosf,d m Nartfs
NruHte. 1eats teiHH lkeh $40 Hf
case q = Athup sunds is8ea Nf fnr
tireunis iiansh ss api,ssfs tm tbe
nitf ma,is hi fgHnfh a ttais.ttr infnf
aea and nied m snr ceHuD tirft's
efntr ~ NHffrF Nruntf. Trtha aad
nip,s rNuiaininf tsu afrts af and
aN.l uap w. Aefe urftfu.i ia ftf ttfffr
lfifiipiiun uf eiid ianN
salf .aH.r ntirt numbered ar tte
lthff f talI DruH Nu If dN
eu ine iih aat ~ Arfi ihlf htt $500
iHe shosf tr.rrIhth ifaei sc iand a..
aFeer stttutinn as ine nfurntl nf sN
thr nhu,n usmed d,f,nNsnis and on
iNH tri aat vl MAJ tf3i hslna tnl
nfaf TUESDAY ~ Hia faHNfh HHiNrsn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

RATES:
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LIE thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER Using

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same sundays.
standing display Advertisements
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Reading Notices
Pure reading matter each insertion
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office
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

A. Slfettt vita interest," ghefean from
lsnuafN an teff Al rats ~ ter ZEE
eent fst annaln w fAs~F ~ a. ltAffie
and 4. tl,r.lis and IN cs,str ~ salt
GIVEN under ~, hand this sth day
~ Apfn. 4 v 1eit
FRANK q ROBINSON
rtrfifi Nucts~ raonlf Twas
n, ~ a. Nrar~t'c.,. pcpotS Ades,ti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

quarter sS.wNA u xestian Ne in a
~ y iaenep Sut~fs |sion ~ the
wet RtpsA fsntslaiua - nofe, of
hat eescfdRes ~ I'm MAY 81 .ala san.
s..tsion or file sni 81 se.~fd " thr
nsfifs " tnc Cs,Vrt, Clssk - Nateeu
oeaH,tt feAes - ~hbsh map trfrr-
e'iT r. hyfe made fuf teitsf itscsip
tien t''etenf esiA caess hsins NUN
lr,ee er NJ asthst ~ ssd rlaist Ne
sit isa s.n the iih aay q Nrsil isit
ltNA IN tnt ahe,p Afs fit..s trace e.
'aHd "a asiitt txecsisiNn. ~ tl,t pf,sp.
rffA F ~ - she afaNs name.i .iglrnis
ants. ana cn lhe ~ ass ~ NAY. iNf.
i'siuf ~ fNtt Tosstay ~ rala meHttA
'fiNstn lhe t,lifp 90 it gaAek A ~
Hnd ntieeA e. N ru ssia aA,. a. thc
Nvlfi Norsc t,sef ef Nutrrs tssfnt,
rrNaa 2 viii elffi fa salt AND ssN 81
rphli. aaeiNn ~ srh An iht fisht
Niif ant lFtffysY ~ IN af ssit a. ieal.
AHis sua 90 sala proreiff
Nifutsf nf hrn0 AZ s.IplIs Chfisfi
Twas this sth fst ~ Nnfu a b islf
fftkNk a nNrvsDN
enfltN "a Nncrrs Ca0nts Tcsaa
~ q n NtArae..a i,vrHt, Nas t.ti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

' wv r',cua. faraltnea ~ ~
W n..''s'. ",odtseae priea A ~mnu
fit.a'f ftnitiN. vita n unheo, t..,~s
- - isEaN lrsnscke~rlns ,.ersrap.,,,
tnN fe'iaeh kcntirman. ApaWer al,
p. hes sfs cAnes A.,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

NffiffHa
Fr.ssn ffoaeien aui hJfh ~ r. ~
run Ii1ytfnN and Hvfih fie pm
ytuin afvrurfiii. and hosfh u - s.fa
psaa ilsoHnasllie spa sogfh ~ So I'm.
lfHFf3
We Ho9s,on aud NDffb te ~ Rfa
T0f llossien aod spfaa 80 pfh
~ f.ionnatiile aue Ftaib tisasu
fog ffoanfsilis aad Hasasfh tss sfa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
FINALE NuLp WANTED.

" oman fuf rouhine snd general hom.
Nufh. must hhFr reference Nu I
" star ton. tte Fuiman aYcnur ggt
ladies wanted 20 irip during Whff
Crest Fiopr Denomination 6aiafy
sna commission. Apply Miss Nsyssf.
room BOZ Nuscet Motel f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
sUos cIrANTo

i''sf 'ifsnrd io in'A liao utp without
l'i"aE" iu uae r t Natives rae
iNff Sea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
LOST OF sTRAYEo

Eer.ey mieh cgw sirayed tfom dA'fs
Rranded J Hiih har un'''r N'9'f
~. wHnack. l.ilan* FlA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
s,scrll.srovs

sr'HtA1A Cefsfts fllri enarsn.
go Mff iloreues rtakiss fheue
ASA hmsefism MILLINERY. s-s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
FOR sALu-RtAl estate

siiL Oit TRpAl Two MODERN
uuum cottages with Nlth ami cot
Idine nu' l.uck st and iat,
b nt Ndl accept acrosro ln trade
ll Lauisr 1855
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
suslNGss CHANCES

vOR FAflE Whl sfi ny cieaelnt
rrra.ins and steam 6fs baarrfH 81 q
ncnfrs Eeobofny T4nots 81 Mes
quite 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
POSITION wANrnp Male

s wrA experienced enorefmau lrifh
funibl Wishes employment in eood
arc'rr and rcnefl metrhluala. .iufo
ilaH hHH several ffttf fsl0ntiHn =.
rood EaissWsn sructUcs pU1lure
iuId rlohiHE pusfufls cam ENo i.saf
81 references Addr,u Chllr iiat Sci
al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

iffN SALE faaifuar fauflrs ctt
.aisaeur,f 1910 mp4H Nn tf-h lr
EtrI condition fo r POWELL Ifai.
Hhir no. lat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
C1aSSifiedAds

toR REM FURNISHED ana &C.,.
u.snrd hourcs ard ro0us In sn a..
W .n' e'iN II soc hsNe ans ihlne
,'"" zee As. W can mstch Ars old
800, i.sara Preston i.Ana c,
- ,'..--- ..'e.. - s'e sss
foh hENr Southeast farni.,,., 49,,
,icsc ia' hos baths. l'hanc ls.s 40
Aubrey - "
fuR NENr~-one tuo.snom su,,,
meat furnished Tor beus.,,.,.i,...
in'a'fn, Gloss ara rrasanahls A..
ply az 1915 Water street -
-=--ss Hs-==asasa
tul' kkNr noons farnl.hsl II ee
furnished $40 Mesquite 80
Foh RENT 500 Furnished hur-,l--,,.
on south N.uu au mo.irrn e.r,r,,'
"nec. AlriN ur llfrhcli csla~eil
FNli ltfNr-t-room hnnsriou. etfr,
W,ll finished with tuIn.in huff,f
ht1"H s'am crluEa East 'front.'
h'uefh' newly llutTtl AID ,atn.shci
. -o1, w ia
fVN RENT Furnished 90 unf.r,sh.
.N b r.om apartment east par,h fsH
-Four tnom ceuaEe Two tulm ausft.
m'nit 80 molrn ounVeuIsncr.
''" @'' i"iss. 30
ron hIAr rs, srs.m b.re.l,v
1881 South Second Street iaus.hs.i ais
uhturuinhci s.l mode.n convenience
lNrhe7 without smsu rhltiran rntfor.
ffd thuur ifl. " g. Baliri sfs
DOR RENT on, ~ thc narn Aiari-
incnis completely furnished. t..on.-
inciuans bath two screened sSsrpine
r"fohoH fas aaG ricefnc bFEt. dclshi
iul ingatIon on paved wrsst aud ear
hn' s"1ih mari fh0u' l11 Isl
------ ---.
tnE REST Arc You nohlnr faf
ffM huune Pr so rt, mr new house al
ltes M,aguuc ~ Modern in r,ti,
r prrt To- permanent parties orN
without email children Apan Nk
Hlu Alto. ans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

'i' hf'N e Southeast furnished ro,r,
ICY la' hog baths i'hanc lsss. 40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

JOB blowing, Fertilizer foF Fnrdfns
shcil end arr hsalod ~ ming pur-
po-es phont 1909 tsa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

WE Ans iurf cpcnluE a nrw ilhl
house W. bnf SCRAP ifen. metal fub.
uff bones raEs hcrsWaN 3 ep pDt-
fira msEafinrs paper and woisicn
eerriN ~ dinahtfe sls water I'D
Phone 1895 AS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-15
Unity Spuds
IN WeNNo.1

At ll:l5 this morning ChiclSasha
well No was spudded in on the
Ambrister farm about seven miles
southeast Of the city with a number
of Chickasha business and profession.
al men, together with q gathering OF
farmers, for an audience.
There was no demonstration Or GER
emonies Of any description. They
simply tuned up the machinery and
spudded in we prefer to wait to
pull the big celebration when we
bring the well in" said Mr.. Chapman
Of the Unity OF company.
The initial work on the proposition
was started some two years ago when
+. D. Schaffer Of the Chickasha Gas
and Electric company took a look
over the surrounding country and
pronounced # good to gaze upon.
from the standpoint OF prospective
oil field. He Immediately started
getting leases and has continued in
that work until the present time when
considerable acreage has been assem-
bled.
The plans thus started, were
brought to the elimination Of an ac-
tual test when Mr. Chapman, general
manager OF the Unity OH company
contracted to drill well on these
leases. After a reat.deai Of deliber,
alton and consultation with geolo-
gist, the location on the Ambrister
farm was selected
Equipment the Best
There is no argument as to the
equipment assembled w the Unity
company 1t is Of the best. The
derrick is the regulation California
style, while engine, boiler and the
string Of tools are all first class.
A 15Ia inch Hole.
AS the drill started, Mr. Chapman
said, I'VE are spudding in with a
l5h inch hole We win carry it at
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SCORE BY INNINGS 3 H E
Chicagoat OOO3OOOO1 ~ l
New York 10000 26 3
BATTERIES: Chicago-Fabe Benon and aiden
You Don't Miss Your Smoke on
Account of the War, But What
About the Men in the Trenches?

The war doesn't take away your
favorite kind of cigar or cigarettes.
But-how about the boys who are
over On the other side fighting your
fight?
Isn't it the right thing to let them
have their smokes ''as usual too2
The same good, familiar kind they
liked back home; and not make him
put up with French tobacco which,
to an American smokers tongue
tastes more like tobacco?
OF course, you want to do your
part toward this Tobacco Fund for
the boys. we have fixed it so that
You may send in twenty-five cents
and each quarter will buy fine,
fresh kit Of cigarettes, tobacco and
papers which go straight to some sol
der at the front The American gov
ernment is back of the plan. The
French government admits these kits
duty-free. 4ad more than that each
twenty-five cent kit contains twice as
much tobacco as you could buy your
self at any store.
Then there's a postal card in each
package, stamped and addressed to
you. That's so the recipient may
send his thanks and little message
about things at the front.
Let's get together and give our
boys their smokes as usual
Give quarter dollar or more
See to it that around every camp fire
and in every trench there floats the
mystic spell that will visualize to
every man the definite tangible, hui
man, thing for the protection of which
he has gone to France to fight.
individuals impelled by such
thoughts make armies that fight with
all the combined powers Of the unit
and the mass; before such forces the
machien Of militarism can have no
endurance, and the cigarettes that
YOU send will help to save the world
for democracy.
The Daily Express tobacco fund Is
growing daily. Professional men
bring in their quarters and their dol
lars, firms and lodges are coming
across with their bit, while wee tots
and misses come forth with their
nickles and pennies, boarded up. but
given freely to buy smokes for the
brave boys over yonder whose
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this size down about 500 feet. AT
any rate. as far as possible. Then
we will 20 into Size very little
smaller Our idea is to keep the hole
as large as possible and in good
shape to avoid trouble. We are con.
tracted to 60 2O00 foet. II we don't
make strike before that depth. we
want the hole In a position to permit
US to 20 on down and make thor.
ough test Of this location. We are
going to find oil here, If il Is to be
had and a few feet or even few
hundred feet below 2O0O feet will
make no difference to us. If the indl.
cations are good.
Runs Day and Night.
"We have planned to run day ana
night At the present time there viii
be only two shifts Of drillers, each
working u hours. but in my opinion,
it will be only a question Of time be.
fore we are working three shifts OF
eight hours each. We are going to
push this proposition as fast as pos
sible believe this is destined to be
an oil field and good one. There
arc as good surface indications here
las in any Oklahoma geld.
Second Unity Well.
Mt. Chapman stated that the next
we'll TO be dnil.ed BY taa company
would be started within % days, but
added that at this time the location
was not to be made public.
Some facts about the Well are
these. The well to be known as
chickasha No Depth OF wen on
der the terms Of the contract. at
least 2OO0 feet Height Of derrick
"a feet, Of the regulation California
style Weight OF drill 1900 pounds.
Weight Of drill stem $500 pounds,
size Of hole at mouth l5M inches.
Cables, and complete string Of first
class tools on the ground.
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Crowd caIIs Tor Wine.

Crowd Calls for Wine.
During their stay there the usual
Sunday crowd arrived in autos III
buggies and on horseback to get their
"swigs." One car contained five
school boys Another held an old
lady with two other women and
young man The Old lady expressed
Joy at the action Of the officers, The
names Of all who stopped we're taken
for possible future use
At Dobry Farm.
The farm OF John ]. Dobry was
next visited but he looked on good
naturedly while two barrels were
poured out. q could not sell the
grapes and no one objected to my
selling wine" he said, $50 continued.
If it is against the law I'm glad It's
gone"
Kuhlman is Absent.
The farm OF Herman Kuhlman was
raided in the absence of the owner
and four empty barrels and forty
quart bottles filled ready to sell we're
found and the bottles broken.
A total Of nearly 1000 gallons was
The net result of the days work, ia
which the officers were aided by a
number Of search warrants with
which they were armed
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BY United Press.
Washington, Oct 15.-The Second
Liberty loan enters the closing of a
two weeks campaign with the entire
country swept with desire to fill
the five billion dollar allotment Tire
mendous efforts will be necessary to
achieve that stl
Unofficial reports show that the
subscriptions are only seven hundred
million dollars while a daily sale of
1915, 100000 is necessary to reach
the desired goal.
President Wilson today proclaimed
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Bad Internal Situation
Prevents Emperor Carl
From Joining Kaiser

pers of every political belief are de-
manding the retirement of Chancellor
Michaelis, according to extracts re-
ceived here.
A strong government organ criti-
cibes the chancellor for his associa,
ton with Admiral Won Capene.
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when hte visitors, with run, doub-
led the Giants score and made the
pennant comparatively safe.
After a cold wet morning the sun
shone brightly at noon and the fol-
lowing batteries were announced in
the sixth game Of the world series:
For the Giants, Benton and Rariden;
for the White Sox, Faber and Schalk.