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q uu6e UI Ute County court,
Bangs. Hamilton & Bangs,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
(Feb. 9-16-23.)
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
MUSEUM OF ART
GETS MCMILLAN
FOUNTAIN MODEL

AZ the request ~ Charles, Moore.
director Of the Detroit Museum OF
Art and member of the Federal Fine
Arts commission. Herbert Adams.
the sculptor. has presented 10 the
museum the original ful-size plas.
ter model OF lila Mcmillan fountain,
erected in Mcmillan park. Washing
ton. ID. c.
This fountain, in commemoration
OF The late Senator James Mcmillan.
Is one of the most satisfactory
works OF commemorative sculpture
In the national capital The three
graces support classic bowl or
urn whose overflow falls into shal.
low basin below
1T is Htting." said MIR Moon,
that the late Senator Mcmillan.
who did so much in accomplishing
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

Red Cross meeting. rs TO rest the
brnt OF the terrible burdens 60
come
France is under terrific drain. A"
he said The United States must
meet the deficiencies caused by this
drain Il is the United States that
must rehabilitate France We must
help her orphans. her widows.
Yet. ! am sad 20 say that the
feeling among our people is lax
They do not realize the depth. the
horrors OF this war II Is we'll for
editorials 10 be written 10 them 60
a realization. hut this is not suifi
Client II Is our duty. YOU OF tho
Red Cross. and We OF the army. TO
Impress upon the people that We
are indeed az war.
Americas entrance into tho war
Is he deciding factor
"The war has not vet been i'm.
pressed upon the people out west.
said Pcrshing 81 have just come
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
GARY SEES
NEWAL.LIES
join RANKS
Pow erful Neutrals
Soon to Stand
With u. S.
WARNS ENEMY
IS POWERFUL
Says Few Americans
Appreciate Foe
Strength

NEW YORK. May ?6.--Prediction
that "soune or All Of the South and
Central American republics. China,
Spain, Scandinavia, Holland and
Switzerland. probably VIII declare
war on Germany. was made In a
speech before the annual meeting
OF the American iron 4 Steel in.
stitute Friday by Judge E X.
Gary; of the United States Steel
corporation.
"The United states did not desire
and persistently sought to avoid
trouble with GERMANY said Judge
Gary. I'VE have entered on co
lossal undertaking, on the highest
moral grounds
"The Allies greatest element OF
strength is their principle of right
makes might
MY answer 10 the question
What are we lighting for? ia:
I'VE are fighting 10 firmly estab-
rish and permanently maintain
basis whereby every international
question in dispute must be de-
termined in accordance with the
principles OF Justice
After reviewing the events lead.
ing up 10 the declaration OF war
with Germany Gary said
~ g. doubtful II any Of Ne fuiiy
realizes the strength ~ the enemy
even tho We know his grim deter
minatiOn HIS numbers. prepa rcd
ness. resources. devices, creative shil-
ity. methods. protective barriers.
means OF rapid mobilization and
transfer Of troops and supplies are
further advanced in effectiveness
than any other army or armies have
ever been.
For the reason that we are right
and the enemy Is wrong, We shall
probably see other nations az
strength and Importance, now neutral
in attitude Join the Allies, " the
war shall be protra cted.
Those countries cannot afford 20
permit their people 10 become sub
1ects To the dominance Of nation
consideration for aggression and ex-
panEion.
The task which confronts the coun-
try Is not confined 10 the army and
navy. altho they viii be entitled 70
tho larger Tgrt Of the credit and
glory when we succeed.
They OFFER their bodies as sacri-
ice and they must have the undtvid-
ed. unqualified support OF all outside
their ranks
All Of Us arc lighting In self de-
tense. Life would not be worth liv-
Ing II our Hag were To be permanent
" furled, II our country were sub
jngated &c an alien enemy. especial
~ such q one az we now defend our
selves against
We do ourselves Injustice by har-
boring the thought that tho govern
ment is partisan. trying 20 unfai rly
treat thu private individual In the
matter 81 taxes
We can riFhtfully claim only that
the burden OF taxation be eduitablv
distributed that there shall be no
waste or extravaganza in making ex-
penditures.
Less than this would tend 10 Gre
nte classcs-the worst thing for any
country
Now Is the time 20 unite the c0un-
try In a common cause The SOL
diers are on level All others ought
10 be. Class politics. locality and
religious differences should be oh
liberated
Gary concluded by thanking the
government for "its spirit OF CO.
operation with business"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
POLICE ADMIT
WRONG ARREST
Court DismiSses Woman and
Officers Take Her Accuser
Into Custody

The police department acknowl.
edged that It had erred In arresHug
Ada Tolson. 20 years old, when de-.
tectiycs brought her lnJo police
court Friday charged with hay
ing stolen clothing belonging 20
Thomas Baker 80. no 2e> Elizabeth
So west.
Detective pimero. who mado the
arrest OF the younc woman, asked
that she be- dismissed his request
being granted by the court
Baker instead OF the woman is
the guilty party Tho police declare.
They have turned bum over 10 the
federal authorities oB charge Of
having violated the Mann white
slave" act. Detectives allege that
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
GERMANY READY
FOR TRADE WAR

WASHINGTON, May % -Prepar
Ing for be great post-bellum trade
war. Germany has inaugursted a
great merchant ship building pro.
gram, Official advices here indicated
today
One hundred and twenty-five thou.
sand tons Of shipping Is reported al
ready un1er construction Included
arc two giant Hamburg American
liners-the Bismarck ~ 5000 tons
and the Tirpilz OF 2g70O0 tons. Nine
are being built az The famous Vulcan
Works. and three totalling $4,000
tons, at ~ Flensburg yards.
Printinr--fhs pi1in neat kind--thas
o. wight go u~uf .--- Tnin tS-0
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Bed cro.. Eund sos 900

The German. American association
OF which William Brushaber Is
president. FRIDAY sent 20 the
Red Cross a check for 800 The
association. in making the Eift, stip-
ula1ed that Il Is 10 be used for the
care OF dependents OF soldiers. Sew.
eral other small contributions were
received By the Red Cross commit
tee in The Board ~ Commerce.
bringing total contributions 20 date
up 20 about S203. 200. ..
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

from Texas where they say, oh
we'll we haven't lost anybody None
or our vessels have been destroyed
and We don't really feel that We
are az war
II put this question 10 such men
no You realize that We must M
the place OF every man who is
killed among the Allies %"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
PERSHING
FLAYS U.S..
LETHARGY
Country Must Wake
Up 10 Enormous
Burden, He Says

WASHINGTON. MAY rs With a
soldiers hIun, dtrectn,ss Maiden.
rs-.nnl who VIII lead the FIRST
american troops to The French
trenches. Friday to'd America she
must awaken quickly no realization
af what The WAT means 20 the ooun-
fry
Upon America PershinC told a
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

24.0O0,00O horses consume the food produced
on 100 million acres Of land-land that is capable
of supporting 100000 human beings The
great war will be won or lost by our food sup
ply and Harry Wilken Perry. in tvs number of
THE DIGEST. shows how the use of the motor
truck will divert an enormous food-supply into
channels where it will be most effective
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
How the Motor.Trucl Contributes to Patriotic Efficiency

THE LITERARY DIGEST appeals to, and is
carefully read by, manufacturers, business exec
utives, progressive retailers. everywhere through
out the nation and this number will be of par
ticular interest to them inasmuch as all varieties
Of commercial vehicles are pictured and describ-
ed. Prospective buyers of motor-trucks are
pecally urged to buy THE DIGEST this week
and read these interesting announcements.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

the plan for making the District 90
Columbia one OF the most beautifn
capitals in the world. should be him
self honored by so chaste and beaa-
tiful work OF art. II Is also httins
that the original model, on which
the sculptor lavished so much low
ms care. should find permanent
home in the museum AZ Detroit. the
home OF the late Senator Mcmillan"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

Harmony EncsmpmenL No. II. In.
dependent Order OF Oddfellows. has
passed. resolution relieving all Pa.
triarchs who enlist in the active
service or the army or navy OF the
United states from the payment or
any encampment dues until they
shall again return 20 their civic
duties
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

saker brought the woman 10 De
,roit from an Vastcrn city
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

The POstage-Tax on the Press
A CHASTITY Charge Against Germany
Effect of Russian Chaos on the War
Let Us Have Real Coast Defenses
Forty-eight Cities MADE to Order
Eat Corn and Save Money
One Compensation for Reims
Mr.. Wells New Broom
Welded Priests After the War
Striking Observation-Disclosures
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
An Investigation of the Results in Nineteen DRY

i p me
n y OF
dry
mad n a
law ofUek another n les
a Snd@W
nineteen tte, 57epie nav te rN
Tfo May eresuo nj nato
IS frs ION i
ts yer
Other articles Of immediate mterstn this numberof Tar
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Four Chairs in the
Dining Room Suite

- EVEN pieces all
~ built on massive
Colonial lines Finished
IN beautiful golden oak.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

Printinr---fhs piafn neat kInd--thas
" wight" f~H u~uf -- Tatn tS~0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BET
People Notice 1t. Drive Them OF
with DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pinpiy face will not embarrass yoy
much longer il you got package oil DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin 10 clear after you have
taken the tablets . few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels end tac
liver with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets,
the successful substitute for calomcl-
there's never any sickness or pain after
taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets 90 that
which calomel does, and just as cllec-
lively, but their action IS gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating
No one who fakes Olive Tablets y
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste"
bad breath, dull, lis,lcss, 1no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arc a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil you will know tncm by their
olive color
~Dr. Edwards spent years among pa-
tients afflicted with liver aud bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets arc tif
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly fer q wrt
See how much better you feel and l5e,
lOc and 25c per box. All dsuggi1.s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
HOLD EAR TO GROUND FOR
FIRST PEACE RUMBLE
IN DISTRICT COURT

Judge VIII Linn has disposed Of the
following motions and demurrers:
No. 4is9--Firs National bank VS..
Lula Owen; settled
No. 4259-John Wilkins VS.. Clarence
Crockett; order Of dismissal set aside.
No 1910 B. NJ. Athey VS.. Finerty
Invest Co., demurrer overruled, ten
days 10 answer
No. 1918 Willard f. Holmes VS.. w
O. King; passed
No, 1853 Willard f. Holmes VS.
sallie Williams; passed.
No. 4409-AIbert Johnson VS.. ]. J
Barnett; passed.
No, l43S-J NJ Whitehead VS.. K. r
Clay; passed.
No 1902 W. II MarIer vs. Peaden;
motion for new trial oyerruled. notice
appeal given.
No. 1855 Wheatland G. & Lbr. Co
VS.. King; five days allowed. In which
to ylead
No 4755-E S. Kinds VS.. Petroleum
Invest. Co; motion sustained.
No. State Of Okla. ex rel VS.
L. N. Hornbeek; demurrer overruIed
No. Wheatland G. & Lbr. Co
vs. King; settled
No 4793-sya Mitchell vs.. Betiie
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
LAST BIG PULL FOR OZARK
TRAIL ON WITH CHICKASHA-
AMBER ROAD AS The GOAL

fications.
For this there are sufficient funds
in the township treasury and the Am
Der officers are in favor Of giving the
surplus to chickasha township in or
der that the roads to the Amber line
may be put into fine condition.
William A Donahue on the other
hand, assured the meeting that the
central route would not be turned
down through any fault of the Chick
asha end of it,
1t was announced that the curve out
of Chickasha north Of the Rock Island
stock pens would be eliminated and
a cutoff allowed in two places which
win make the road straight,
Two or three miles of hard work is
necessary to bring the road up to the
standard here and il is believed that
Chickasha can get $4,000 from the
county commissioners under the law
which provides that the surplus from
all funds at the close Of the year may
be diverted to the road building fund.
With these funds two large and two
small culyerts III ight be built.
J. II. johnson Of Oklahoma city de-
clared that the $4,000 Oklahoma coun.
ty pledge for the Newcastle bridge IS
settled the new law not affecting the
in the least.
The report received from the men
who are plotting the central route is
most favorable to Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
German Chancellor Will Address Reich
stag at Special Meeting Called
for april "a

BY United Press.
Amsterdam, April 16.-Austria re-
CARDS a "basis of understanding as
easily reached with Russia in view Of
the identical statements of the Rus
sian government and the Austrian for
eign minister, according to semi-offi-
cial announcement This movement
IS considered the first open and for
NAL bid for a separate peace with Rus
sia
Copenhagen reports say Germany is
seeking peace talk with all the war
ring countries. The Socialists are ex
erting tremendous pressure for Rus
sian peace. Concessions, however
are refused.
HolIweg to Speak.
Dispatches from Berlin declare that
the reichstag has been summoned to
meet April "a and that Chancellor Won
Hollweg viii make an important
speech.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16

Jones; leave to defendant file answer
instanter.
No. 4sO6-E. c. Burton VS., L, +
Emanuel; defendant given five days
to amend.
No. 4S2l-R Robert Hughes VS.. Law
renee Martin; demurrer overruled.
No. 1922. II. Tuttle vs.. %. Dow
den; demurrer overruled
No. 4S54--Jas. L. Funk vs.. A. +. &
S. +. ny. Co.; demurrer oyeruled fif-
days.
No. 4SGS-R. p. Clay vs. Badger oil
Co..; demurrer sustained.
No. 1867 -Wootten-Burton Sales 60.
VS.. Collins Cotton Co.; demurrer over
ruled.
No. 4S70-U Union Mutual ms co. VS..
9. L. Woods; demurrer overrulod, ten
days to plead.
No. 4s79-E. G. Darnold vs.. w. o.
Pierson; Judgment overruled as per
journal entry
No. 4S97-W. 0. Hart VS.. Jake
MUTT; motion overruled, fifteen days
TO plead
No. 4S99-Arbis Goff vs. J. S. Null
len; demurrer overruled, ten days to
plead. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16

Are YOD using our classified col.
nmnsf You ought to--they get results.
~wn9
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
CHICKASHA NEGROES ARE
NOT RESPONDING TO CALL
OF NATION FOR RECRUITS

and ii is hoped that some from Grady
county will enlist al once" said Ser.
geant Coone today All negroes ac-
cepted are assigned to negro regi.
ments exclusively and are officered by
white Officers,
H. R. Hampton leaves today for tho
aviation section Of the United States
army. A number Of offers for aviation
service have been received and this
department Of the service is in need Of
mechanics and aviators.
AnadarIso for Navy.
Sunday was a busy lay for Chief
Electrician White at the navy station.
Sixteen men were examined and
sent in yesterday. Fourteen Of this
number were from Anadarko and sew
eral from that place are expected in
today The postmaster at Roosevelt
is sending six applicants to the local
office today Tor examination. C. J.I
Glidwell, /, j Miller ]. L. Graham,
W. II, Westphal, c. S Hickman w
w Williams, L. M. Hearne, G. d. Good
win, g. r. Chapman w. Cowan, I'll
Knight and j w. Ruziska of Anadar-
ko v G. Snyder of this city and G. r.
Of Lawton were sent in to-
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
MARRIED BY COUNTY JUDGE

man here for two years and half,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
Highways in Splendid Shape Beyond
Chickasha Township Line and Latter
VIII Receive Attention

The latest development in the
Ozark Trail proposition as affects the
central route and Chickasha is con
tanned in the following brief summary:
The construction of the Newcastle
bridge is practically assured, there be-
ing no legal obstacles in tho way Of
the project
Amber. township has plenty of good
roads and plenty of money to widen
them and after completing her part Of
the work she is willing to give Chick
asha any surplus which may be on
hand
Chickasha must get busy if she
hopes to bear her part Of the burden
and an effort will be made to get SAL
600 from the county commissioners.
The good roads meeting at Amber
Saturday night was the most fruitful
ever held in that enterprising good
roads community The roads were
found to resemble bouleyards after
leaving the Chickasha line and meet
all the Ozark Trail requirements ex-
cept that they are too narrow. An or
der was given to take down the fences
and to widen and improve up to speci-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
HAMIL TON is GENERAL
FOREMAN AT SHAWNEE

A merited promotion one Of which
local Rock Island employees were
pleased 10 learn, fen to A. Hamilton.
general foreman at the shops at Chick
asha when he was elevated to the po-
sition Of general foreman at Shawnee.
He was succeeded here today BY c. O..
Butler boiler foreman at Shawnee.
Mr. Hamilton has been general fore
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
twenty-five Men Enlisted al Army Sla-
ton Yesterday and Apache Band
Expected Today
.ANADARKO CONTRIBUTES
LARGELY TO U. S. NAVY
Fourteen Examined Yesterday From That
Place and Another Lot is Ex-
pecied in Today

Twenty-Five men were enlisted at the
army station yesterday A band oi
Apache Indians win arrive about 4.3O
o'clock this afternoon riding through
from their allotments near Apache, to
enlist. Despite the call for negro re-
cruits, none have responded and from
present indications. conscription will
he necessary before any from this sec
tion win enter the service. I'm many
sections they have responded literally
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16

Again we mus, remind our friends
that we positveIy viii not accss.
want" rent and sale ads W
phona DO not embarrass us by asking
IA r. DO so. DAILY EXPRESS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
BANKER URGED TO
MEET HERE TOMORROW

The gravity of the present situation
may be realized from the nature Of
the appeal sent out by President Will
son last night and it is the patriotic
duty Of every banker and farmer to
fall into line with this movement, it is
pointed out by leading bankers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16

Every banker in Grady county is
urged to be in attendance at the meet
ing Of bankers and county agents at
the old Kozy theater tomorrow morn
ing at 1890 o'clock when matters Of
the utmost importance will be discuss
ed and transacted,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16

The free public lecture What's Wrong With
Collins Thursday evening
April 49, at o'clock promises to be of the interesting dis
heard in this city for time Judging
ports of the lecturers work
Speaking Collins lecture francisco
For almost hours audience held spelbound
Collins the national lecturer Knights
Collins shines brilliant thinker He listens patiently
questoner heed ques
puts
aon in short and perfect form The Knights Of Columbus be
congratulated having su able
religious liberty Christian Democra
American hoped
Inns will thousands opportunity
hearing this gifted Christian athlete"
"The Herald Yoakum Texas:
Collins stepped the front of the at the
Saturday deliver his
World he magnificent audience Yoak citizens
who anti pang intellectual treat and they
disappointed all but the contrary heard discourse
thought force of character
hghor better of life"
Collins is ut thoughtful nquiring and
subject immense this time He will
sNe asked topic ugsestod by his talk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16
AolIweq to Speak.

Subscribe TO- nss Daily Express
Subscribe tor the Daily Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-16

J. s jolly. 21, Minco. and Miss Gla.
dys Davis, 1S, Minco. were granted
marriage license by Miss Deylin, depu-
ty court clerk, ON Saturday afternoon
and we're married shortly after by tha
county judge.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-12
NO GRAND OR PETIT
Jury FOR LUNA CO,
Demina is the Must popu.
'ops City In the State She Has a
Clean Criminal Slate
THE RECORD IS UNSURPASSED
10 the Adjustment Of Saloons. and
Excellent Work of the Officers
This Situation is Due

Ii'- honor, RAYMOND Il. RYAN. came
down from SILVER Civ thu week and
held d conference with Distinct IA
I"rn'> j. $. Nauehl and the several
pomins attorney aud IT was very
haprilN discovered that there wa, NOT
sufficient criminal busincN, to wnrrnu,
the calling oi either Grand inry or
p'il mrr. The court and district a,
i"mev will dispose # 4 few eases.
There Nill hc lew very nnimporant
cvil ease.
Con derIng That Dcmng Is bv far
The largest rilN IN the state with lis
increased soldier population. this is "A
most desirable condition of affairs and
J. largely due To the vieilanoe Of
Shenll Simpson and m able force.
The prosecuting machlncry and the
clHll and military authorize work
lng with the cily administration.
This j, very satisfactory To the War
Department, To the state. from whence
our .oldiers come. and is a splendid
lrhute 10 the integrity of our people.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-12
Pau Case. Jr.. a Strenuous Lad

Friday afternoon. Paul Cases 4i2
vear-old son decided 10 enlarge his
playground bv walking away from
home. As soon as he was missed. his
father and a bunch of neighbors set
out to search. but could not find him
In the evening the father came to the
Red Cross dance and notified General
Harries. who sent q SQUAD of soldiers
to assist in the search. Henry Raith-
Il. c. r. Hughes and other searched
with Paul all night. and in the morn
ing the little chap was found ut Mrs.
Katherine Greenman's home. where he
had walked six miles from the farm.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-12
Desires to Establish Indian Village

\. b. Prude. p. NJ. and J. P. at
White Tail. Mescalero Indian reserva-
tion. was in conference with +. L.
Nordhaus. \. C. Rathel and Philip
Marshall, Friday afternoon. with the
object in view of establishing at the
base ball park an ancient Indian vii
laee with all the genuiness of bygone
DAYS. Mr.. Prude and Mr.. Marshall
conferred with General Mauldin. who
was in sympathy with the idea provid-
ing it met the approval of Secretary
Kesner, who was out of the city. The
secretary returned Yesterday and is
in hearty accord with the movement,
and if the Interior Department ap-
proves. the village will be established
in all its primitive glory We're in
favor of 7.