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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08
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Hands in the Dark" at Kozy today
II you want to improve your play
get your golf balls at Wrens est
E. d. Hughes was operated on today
at tue Chickasha hospital.
Protect your children by having
their eyes examined at the Tlatau
Jewelry Co. est
Neil Dlkeman made business trip
to Oklahoma City yesterday
No change in school books this year
Buy now at the owl Drug store aud
avoid the rush, 54t
NJ. r. Courtney has returned from
business trip to cofreyvillc, Kas.
See J. Warren Kerrgan at the kozy
theater today. 1t
Avoid the rush, buy your school
books and supplies this week at the
Owl Drug Store. s-it
Myron Humphrey left yesterday for
business trip to Kansas City.
wren's fountain is always flowing
coolest drinks in. town, 6.5t
Mrs Emma Hoagland has returned
from visit at Hugo.
You know what your child will need
in school Buy now. owl Drug Store
sat
Mrs. II. D. Cole of Elk City ia stop
piHB dl INC WShot t"hN
Scandal Everywhere" at the Kozy
today IL
p. T. Morris and wife OF Alex are in
Chickasha to spend Sunday
1000 shares Oil State Petroleum
wanted. Paul Compton, ia $, 3rd'
Phone 3Og or 1929, 1t
b. B. Thompson Of MARROW was
business visitor in Chickasha today
Help yourself and help us too by
buying your school books and school
supplies now, before the rush. owl
Druo store 5-4t
Mrs. ]. NJ. Henderson OF Wichita
Falls, Tex, is here for a short stay
Misses Dimple harrington ana MAI
da Rice arrived yesterday from Den
yer. Col. where they have spent the
summer to resume their positions as
teachers in the West school.
Can you beat IL? Just come to the
Kozy theator today and see a real reel
show. ~
Fountain syringes, household syrin'
ges. atomizers, and oil sprays--you
need one. Sold at wrens 6-5t
Miss Florence Shaffer Of Lawton IS
spending the week end in town guest
OF friends.
Our stationery line is worth your IN
spection-latest styles and prices
right, -wren's G-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

Miss Martha. KeDan OF Seymour,
Texas. who has been spending the past
week with her aunt Mrs Dora Dustin,
at the home Of ] w Callahan, left
Monday morning for Altus, oklahoma
where she resumes her class in voice
and piano.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08
The Heyday Of Youth
SCHOOLDAYS

It ia always with reluctance that
some pupils start to school but when
they get to work they are enthusiastic
about It. The hapricst days in ones
life are school days provided, Of
course. the necessary things are at
hand to make good work possible and
pleasant We handle the standard
SCHOOL BOOKS
required in all grades Our stock Of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
is large and varied so we can provide
anything that may be needed
Pencils, Pens, pen Holders. Erasers,
Inks, crayons, Composition Books,
Rulers. Pastes, Drawing Ma
terials, Etc.
Our school specially is Writing Tab
lets. The biggest S and 1O-ceut values
in town. Let the children shop at our
store. We show them every courtesy
rs
OWL DRUG STORE
Phones 126 and l24s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

All notes and accounts formerly due
S. p. Laubach are now in my hands
for collection Call and settle them at
once as suit will be brought after 30
days. John Hankins, 419 First Ma
tional Bank Bldg 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

Mrs ED F. Johns and son Charles
Hill have gone to New York from
thence to proceed to Boston Mass
and the latter will enter Amherst
college
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

Rov Havell Of Norman. Okla, and
Rev Tomlinson and family of TusSa-
homa are visiting Elder Jobe and fam
lily OF 209 North Tenth street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

Better get my terms and rates be.
fore closing your losus. John Han.
kins. sgt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

r. p. Reynolds arrived here last
night from Wcatherrord, Texas, on a
visit to hcr father. e. D. Hughes, who
will so to the Chickasha hospital to-
day to have his tonsils removed!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

0. W. Snoddy, service Inspector for
the Pullman Car company was here
from St Louis yesterday on official
business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

Little Miss Dem Fielder, who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Dora Dustin, and aunt, Mrs. J. w. Cal
laham, returned to her home in Ft
Worth Monday morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

We have a complete line Of school
books and school supplies. Owl Drug
store. 5-lt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

Mr. and Mrs, r. L. Bailey will leave
Monday for Shawnee where Mr.. Bal.
ley will teach and take work IN the
Baptist University
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
GAYETY TO CHANGE
TO WAR TAX RATES

War prices have hit the Gayety
Theatre, according to announcement
made this morning by Manager
Harry Lewis Beginning next Mon.
day week night prices for movies"
viii be Is cents and matinecs 10
cents. minus the new government tax,
which viii be borne by the theatre.
"Thc trouble caused by handling
50 many pennies has made ing prop.
osilon out of the theatrical business,
said Mr.. Lewis in announcing the
change. and then there is scarcity
Of coppcrs which makes it hard to
make change from night to might un
les, a large supply Of small coins are
kept ON hand
"Under the new arrangement the
theatre will pay he tax and all Of
The detail necessary to meet The gov.
eminent tax will be dispensed with"
he said
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
START FALSE REPORT
SPREADERS AT CAMP

ncs Moincs Nov IT, Vigorous
prosecution OF persons who spread
false reports regarding Camp Dodge
is promised by Captain John II Quiz
ley Of the headquarters troop under
whose direction an organization has
been perfected to rum down these re-
ports
The final consignment Of The Forty.
second Regiment OF regulars from
Fort Douglas. Utah, arrived today and
it is expected they will be followed
by the Forty.thrd Regiment.
Many Illinois men are being given
Burroughs to return home to huSk
corn, and others are obtaining FUR
Ioughs for Thanksgiving Day, Rcgi-
mental commanders are given permits.
sion to give soldiers leave for the
holidays and thousands probably will
eat Christmas dinner at home
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
LIEUT.. DAILY WRITES
FROM FRENCH CAMP:
ROSES ARE IN BLOOM

\ letter has been receive from
Lieut.. Ewing =, Daley Who is now
stationed with the American FNpc
dictionary forces somewhere in France
hy his father Daniel n Daley The
letter states Ewing is we'll and fe'lmg
fine. He Is writing outdoors IN the
the sunshine ten feet from a bloom
INK rose bush hi friends here are IN
elIncd Ia believe he MAS stationed ~
the southern part OF France when he
wrote this letter OF October 10Th.
The letter further states, tho Amer
lean soldiers receive fine Treatment
in France but lie only tobacco they
can purchase there ~ bum. ana liz
would like to have some sent HIM IRON
hCmc.
Lieut. Daley went To France to STUDY
the war methods. So that he might re-
turn Ia This country anu tram th'
American soldiers and althouh HI
has never mentioned being called e
service in France with the eNpcdl
tionary forces, his Friends I'm tins cit!
are inclined To believe he has beer
called to dlf a Vacancy, from tn
change in his address which IS nov
Ewing =. Daley. 2ud Lieut. 4. infantry
L. S. A.. American ENpeditlohar'
Forces. Paris. France,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
CITY AND VIclRiTY ITEMS

Mrs b S. Jordan went to Chicago
this morning for short visit
Mrs. W f. Carr ana daughter TheI
ma White lctl this morning for South
Bend, Ind, to make their future
home
Mrs. jennie Hinton went II lbs
Sale today to conduct a school af in
struction for the National Council Of
Defense for the registration of wom
IN in that irty Mrs. Hinton viii 20
similar school and expects to visit
several other towns for such work
tlurin gthc next week
Miss Sonophue, assistant private
secretary to GOV Lowdcn AT Spring
field. is spending this week at her
bomc in North Ottawa
+ ] O. Duffy has returned home from
La Sale after short visit there.
Miss Gladys Elliott. of La Sal!c, is
an Ottawa visitor today
Mrs. Frank Maher. of La Sale, has
returned to her home in that city
after Il short visit with Ottawa friends
Mrs. Ed Asehuler, OF Racine. Wis.
and Mrs N. SIMMONS. OF Chicago. are
visiting friends IN Ottawa for Il few
day
Mrs O. I.indstrum returned today
to her home in la Porte, Ind. after
spending the past several weeks Will
her daughter. Mrs W. H. Kelley ant
family
Grant Cenard of san Diego, Cal il
visiting at the home Of Mrs Mary Il
Conard on Congress street,
Helen Tufte underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at Ryburn hos
pital today
Attorney John Dubbs. of cAlndoti
is an Ottawa business visitor today
Charles f. Hook has gone to Chi
cag0 Oh a short business trip
John Coleman of La Sale transact
ed business in this city today
Jas. f. Neary of Chicago is visit
inc friends and relatives in this cit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dufield 0
Fan River township report the al
rival of little son at their home
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hook of GA
Park are visiting at the home q
C. p Taylor in East Ottawa
Charles Donahuc Of La Sale spen
the day in this city
Miss Helen Chubbuck Of Peoria /
visiting at the home of Lorenzo Ii
land
r Attorney Gene Malone Of La Sail
was an Ottawa visitor today
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
FORMER GRAND RIDGE
RESIDENT DIES IN KAS.

Mis-. Kate Read. a Iorner Grand
RIDGE resident, died NJ her home IN
Kansas yesterday afternoon MISS
Read was born near Grand Ridge Il
years ago and lived there MI her me
until about thirty years ago, when
she removed to Kansas
She is survived by one sister. Mrs.
John Reeves. OF GillMN Iowa, an"
one halfbrothcr Clarence Read, OF
Sycamore street, in this city.
The funeral of Mlss Read viii be
held tomorrow Afternoon ~ O'Clock
n the Grand Ridge Mdhodist church
and burial viii be in the Grand Ridge
cemetery
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
FORMER OF TAWAM

Mr.. and Mrs. |. II Deal OF West
Ottawa. have returned home from re-
oria after attending the funeral Of
their son-in-law. Albert Wray Tor
mer Ottawa resident,
Mr. Wray was found dead in bed
Saturday morning toIlowine an at
tack of heart trouble he was born
in LA Sale county u years ago and
spent his early life here, His mar
rage to Miss Maude leal took place
in this city.
The Wray home in Peoria was
placed under quarantine Tor dlph
iberia Friday owing to the illness OF
small son and Mir Wray remained
at home His wife found him dead
ia bed early Saturday
He was survived by his wife ana
four children Two SONS aud ,Wo
daughters.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
LA SALE PAINTERS
JOIN FEDERATION

Timothy f pcll of Joliet, president
and Seth Gregg OF Ottawa. treasurer
of the Painters State Federation OF
Illinois, were in La Sale Monday
evening to attend a meeting OF me
local union Of painters, says the LA
Sale Post These two gentlemen are
visiting every painters union III me
state for the purpose Of having them
affiliate with the State Federation
which was organized last month 10
better working conditions and every
thing in general for this trade,
The La Sale union voted to JON
tho State Federation
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
CLOCKS VARY WITH
TRAVEL IN j. S.
BUT DETROIT MAN HAS SCHEME
TO BEAT THIS DIFFER.
ENCE IN TIME.
It's Needed There, as IA Ohio. Where
Every Town SUITS Itself,

The average commercial traveller
who Journeys about me United states
has to keep close watch ON his Time
piece to SET that 1t Is telims the truth.
There is an hours difference IN time
when You enter and leave some cities
and its an important matter that YOU
do not forget 10 set your watch back
or forward an hour, according Ia
which way YOU are travelling Ii you
overlook it. You may miss tram
An express official VINO travels al
most all the time and is 50 busy that
be sometimes lorEets 10 change his
watch at Detroit, Mich, Tor Instance,
OF at Dodge Cily, Ia hos frequently
had an experience OF this klnd SOME
times he has arrived m hour ahead
of time or, perhaps, an hour after It
train has left. giving bun time enough
for reflection.
Recently. he conceived the idca of
making his watch tell all -four differ.
ent times Eastern. Central Mountain
and Pacific. He went to the jewrler
and had extra hour hands put on his
timepiece each of a different color
so that he can recognize 1t ut a glance,
on the face OF his watch. For instance.
the ordinary hour band. set at Eastern
time, is silver; blue hand, set an
hour back, represents central TIME, Il
red hand, for mountain time, IS SGT
two hours back; and a green hour
hand. three hours back, represents IA
cllic time.
You can do this to your o|n watch.
The jewelet viii make Il SET Of hands
Nl these colOrs and alter your watch
for a consideration Of few dollalS,
so that when you 20 travelling II viii
not be necessary 10 disturb the mcc-
hauiam OF your watch by setting The
hour hands back ana forth frequently,
according to whether you are III De
troit. Chicago, New York, Denver, san
Francisco or other places on the map
But such an arrangement would y,
particularly useful only to the timer
ant salesman or other frequent traV
clur.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
Gardening Indoors.

hall facilitates n continuous supply
Of water and does away with the NO.
ccsslty of taking tho ball down for
submcrslon. II Is easy to Aad ott
how much water will be absorbed with.
out dripping, and there is never n lack
of the necessary water to make the
hall come to Hne mature growth.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
Win Hunger Strike.

Washington, Nov. Is. Two mill
suIrragists were released from the
United States Jail today after hun.
ger strike of 81 hours Not hing was
known OF the new hunger strike I'M
iii the women reached the headquar.
turs of the miltants.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
Wanted,

A large and jolly crowd TO attend
the first annual dance given by the
l.. s. NJ. A. club Of la Sale. ut Colum
bia hail. Eighth street. Thursday
Nov. Is, ~ Music by Seclig's Iul'
orchestra. Ladies' free. Dancing
from . 10 ,.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
Notice.,

The annual business meeting OF the
Ottawa Golf Club will be held ThurS
day evening at the Clifton hotel at
o'colck Important meeting. Al mem
bcrs are earnestly requested to be
present
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
Society Notes
4 .t-TItf 81 !.I-!s-.s : + ~ 81 49,

TIN ladies of the fpiarapul church
will hold au afternoon meeting FIJI.
day afternoon IN me parish house al
q clock The lglirs will WORK m
articles for the December bazaar
Mcdanos Edgar Eldrrdgc ana Naf
ter lilm will be- hostr~ses
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of The Con
s-csdtiond church VIII hold q un,
O'Clock luncheon tomorrow in the par
Iors Of the church Nesdam'7 Fred
Sapp and Frank Graham viii be- host
essrs.
/ Only q small number Of ladies at
tended the card party given by the
ladies of the Eastern star, yesterday
afternoon at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs John Edgecomb and Mrs n y.
Mercer were Possesses. Mrs Mercer
taking the place Of Mrs Jennie Hin
ten. who could not attend The time
or the hostcsscs for the next party
have not been decided upon but will
he announced in il few days
The members of the Public Health
Nursing Organization gave dinner
last night at the home Of Mrs W f
Jacobs to welcome the new visiting
nurse, Miss Edna COnnor and as q
farewell TO Mrs W +. Carr. n for
mer member Of the board, who r.
signed recently. Eleven guests vert
present at this diunct FOllnWint
the dinner short business session
was held
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report Furnished 10
the Free Trader.Jonrnal by W Ia
Etnyre, member Chicago Bosrd OF
Trade, Moloney Building Phone lo'L
Correspondent Lamson Bros IL Nor
Ehicapo
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15

Subscribe for ,ac Free 1radcrIouuoL
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
Woman's Committee.
south Side.


Mrs. e. =. TAYLOR chairman Mrs.
Fay Brewer. A, b. Buttrr~. t. Wood
ward. Bert Bradsh. Fred SaW. \
llcibers. Miss Leila I.iucolu and Miss
EilhnIhnrgrr
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
Masonic TemIpe.

HUMBOLDT Lodge announces a dane.
inc party for Masons and their fam.
lilies. Thursday evening, November
18TH $3.50 to 1870. Subscription, sec
per couple Proceeds will be donated
TO The Y NJ &. A. fund.
When Baby was SICK We gave her
CANOria
When she was Child she cried Tor
CaSloria
When She became Miss She clunp 10
Castoria,
When she mad Children she gave them
Castoria
| -
FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THl
"WANT" ADS, IN THE FREE
AIlItR.1DlT RNAl.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15

The Chicago Tribune this morning
published list Of all people that
had contributed to the fund raised by
them to buy Christmas packets for
the United States soldiers that will
be in France Christmas These pack
cts cost $500 wholesale. and VIII be
purchased by the Tribune at a whole
sale price and shipped by them di-
rectly to France. The names Of four
people from this vicinity, Mrs Geo,
Bentley, Of this city; Miss Lillian b.
Reuger, Of Utica: Miss Nell Powell,
and Miss Darent Powell, both Of Ton
lea, appeared on the list each hay.
ing contributed enough money for
the purchase Of one packet,
@ .
The ladies of tho CONGREGATIONAL
church will hold an all day netting
Friday at The home OF Mrs Duncan
McDuugall and Miss Mac McDougall
The day will be spent in working on
articles for the bazaar. Every lady
is requested to bring - box luncheon.
g = T.
The Womai's RELIEF Corps will holl
IN allday knitting party tomorrow at
the home OF Mrs Moses StjcIcl on
Congress street. The day viii be
spent in Emitting for Tie Ottawa boys
in the cantonmen camps Every hoy
in COMPANY c has been provided
With sweater by the ladies, pie
nc luncheon viii ho served AT noon
y y
Prof Joseph A. Hcardon, OtlaWa's
(dvorte entertainer will entertain
lat st Nlwari's parish, Chillicothc
tomorrow, Friday evening. Noyembcl
lG Rev Father Mccarthy. who Was
formerly assistant TO Rev Dean Quinn
in Ottawa, is pastor of st. Edward 4
and has been great admlrer of Mr.
I Hcardun ami his work. llenlrch IS
/ five piece saN6phDnc orchestra Will
play for dance after Che entertain
mcnl A number Of Ottawa people.
old friends Of Father Mcrarlhy's, will
leave ON the 7.l5 Rock island train
and return on the late train from
uhilIcolho Weather permitting a
number may 20 from here by auto.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15
West Side.

EiCholhcrger.
West Side.
All of Madison ana north Mrs NJ
\. Armstrong. chairman, Mrs Fred
Schcirl Edw. Mccall
MI 81 Webster and north 10 Madi
son Mrs. Kincheloe chairman. Miss
dorothy Nertney.
All al Illinois avenue. north To Web.
ster and south to north line of Ottawa
avenue Mrs. e. u. Mercer, Ell Il.
Claus. Fred Hanna
Douelas street Mrs. John iiocmer.
Ottawa avenue and south to river
Mrs " Y. Howard. chairman. Mrs
W. IT. Hinebaush }. " McMullcn.
Minnie Butler. Il II, NcraiHn, John
Jobst, Miss Helen Swift
Center Ottawa.
Mrs Jos. Mcgallin chairman Mrs.
+. &. schoch G. + papcn. L. w Mer
rincld, G. G. Rickley
North Ottawa
North of canal TO C. T. & @ Miss
Nellie Rochelle. chairman; Mrs j II
Gilman. Cora Wilson, Miss Laura Bach
North Of. G.. T. 4 q Mrs Lorenzo
LELAND. chairman Mrs Jas = CatIm
T. $. Brooks
Business Section,
North to Main, west to Canal street
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-15

MEN WANTED To work loadne
sand; good wages, good hours {.
A.. smith. 90 Shahboaa street phone
22tY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
RESULTS OF ELECTION
Canvassing Board Meets Monday :
Contest Over Meetze Victory.

Results of the election Of Novem-
Der 4 will be made known officially
Monday next, at which time tie
state board Of yanvasscrs-Gover.
nor Stuart, Attorney General Pol
lard, Auditor Moore. Treasurer Ur-
ner and Secretary JameS-wI:i
solemnlv convene and count the vote
cast for the officers. The result II
Il general way is already known, Of
course, and there is no reason to be-
ljeve that the official count will
change the figures announced.
What is Of moment just now is th.:
fact that there will be contest IN
tn. house of delegates. G.. A. Sin
clair, of Prince William, the regular
Democratic nominee, will ask to have
tho certificate of election denied to
Christopher j. Meetzc, an "1ndepeh
dent" alleging that there were lr-
rceuiarities in the election. OF course
this will be denied by Mr.. Meetze.
He would not have any voice n
! the caucus, where much work is real
/; " done. for he opposed the nominet
of the party. There is, of course, nc
question of the democracy of Mr
I Meetze. but he was not regular : II
this affail. He failed to send il:'
name to the officers IN time to plac;
! it on the ballot, and was TINS shut
out, the nomination going to HIS op
ponent by default Mr.. Meetze thcr
|. went into the general election ant
won out by majority of two votes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-22
Re-: Sea Story in New Photoplar

William Russell's new play, The
Sea. Master" at the Richmond To-
rirht is ,ne of thos" sea IarLs that
grip the imagination with their
staggering sailormen, bucko mates
ouc!: on the ropes. eEI o. belayln :
pin, and hardfsted sklppers-thelf
seventy-foot yard-arms and seeming
forecastle conspiracles.
Mr.. Russell has been provided ~
this play with one of the most viriie
plots so far furnished him in nls
American Mutual series. The story
has 70 do with Bull" Dorgan's fall
inc in love.