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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rn0 gotsfren6es, hoIten t4 our 3Gt IN I'M
ferea 2au0e nf sn Stem gorf bat man fife iuterbiept 8dbe baben
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Fit ms amrfaner iebr peuig fhneihelbnfte @en1n9 bon rnieren
NoEfe.
@raF Slim sofHo, or Gfhre Sobn, Der onb in Omaha un0 2fncon
NoriraQe iher finen berubmten gatr ge1oHen, duberte fh ME fogt:
w9merHancr baben cine f6r fdgIide 9loung. Sdlehte Or
siebung 1T Der ihliu1Hre Ge9Ier bier uno Die @runoaae Der metfen
an6eren nnaerHnnjhen sebnr. Qs giI0rngsantnhen ftb Die onerifa.
niIher Tlnt0erftdtcn Dirfif traurig. Sic brngen Sh10enten beroor,
ne gutonobie in Der Gorottm Gabrif berOogsbroft terSen: Sn
qrpBer Boil unO ane g%leidmdbig"
eco aeooHfh goItof, fem iingerer gruber unerbnod bier ben
@bred5er nit Der gemerftng, bic Ser. Stanen ien be6eten6 entatet
Eafoeul er Dor enigen 5abrn gum eiten g1aIe bier geDefn ii uno fnbr
Dana fort:
sd BIT III fat onen 9daOern eepeieu. sd hnbe bic Civilization
Rr pieler groBer golfer beo6ottet, 1uo i'd CLAUDE onb inter ellen
8olfcrn Die Ser. etdafen oe nieongte Qualification haben. lntTfib.
rungen (SnBpaDs), eiienbabneI gOHentrober luo one folhe 3nge
nf bic Die anerHnner f6 etDas einbiloen fo ihlieBid %Iberbntpt
nidts merE. Sic mproen fanen erniteu oor tieen @eOanfea IN
Mmersa inoen Sagen sic emem Qnertfaner, er foae fd unter einen
N0ura feben rno 0enfen, iagea Sic ibt er ioG efnHaL bel ietner arbett
eli gsefIhen tnnebolen nno 8ehadtungen anfeae, berIangen Sic bon
fbm. e fone eHpns IN fenen Smereg in Der Gnfe fetner SeeIe fnoen:
Pr fam es ni1t.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Seine SOftur Giien6arts.

aueeregt 0urh Die friib5eitige Be-
%f6roerung Der 8elt 8oint aQoetten
unO burd bic Rohfrage na6 aera.
ten fir Die Seeresformnion, boben
eintge llniberiitdten iif 0nran &c.
moft, lire 9efItiienen Der gteoi3in
nod Dor poaerbatem Stlloiltm. nit
eirlem GipIom 8u beriebeu, rn0 nuf
Die Wfeni9beit Ios3ulaiien. Die me.
0i5iniihe Generals ommiiiiou Der
nationaIen @ertei0igungs8e 66r0e
bat 0agegen Stelung genonmer.
8ieie geboroe fam Iid nift 0afar
errD0rlnetl ungenlgeno ~borbereitete
ju1ge 2ellte fiir cine berantmortIine
8raris 8u outoriiieren. giner Der
Sadberitdn0igpn idgt: ~Gas 2ono
brnuht Me0i3iner fir Die nele DR.
NEE, aber es miHien aer8te nit ge.
~rilgen6er 8%orbiloung iein. &ir
baden I'M iponiid-amerifnniifen
ariege Die geidbrIiden 5oIgen Der
ltnfdbi9teit i'm 9eiIoienit beobadtet.
Sorgfdltig ioute oaruuf geaftet
tperoen, oaB iolde @rfabrungen fif)
nitt nieoerbolen." Gle g8ornun.
gen Der Godoerftdnoigen iin0 uulio
notmenoiger, als es biersulan6e
nod inner llnibGitdten gibt, oe.
rem Ginridtungen iHr Die Qusbil.
0ung tiidtiaer aer5te edn5Iid unge-
niigeno iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
OrtspcrbanS Omaha!

Snabo, /. Itai 1917.
8erter 9eIegatl
rniere regeIm1Bige geriammTitne
fi.loet 0ieien Monot onn 1. Greitng
i'm Midi Itatt. oIIo foutmen6en Grei.
tag oben6, ben 4. gtai, int Gent.
iden Sous. @eiddfte, Die in Ser.
binolng nit Den oettihen Sbeoter.
p~oritealtrgen si erle6ieen fn6. ma.
den 6ies n0tig. 8ir boffen, 6ob
Sie bereits NIT Dem 8erfauf Der
Sbnen SugeIonoten Eifets beeonnert
babeu unO 5reitag dberO fiber bic
eriten GrfoIge beridten t6nner.
Dieie 8orItelIungen ionten mir St
einem groBen GrfoIg 1eitnIten. 9es.
baIb, nerte GeIegdter. orn Sreitag
bite boa8GbIig at erideitteil. glit
Grub, Sal. 5, Better, 9rdiioent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
SeDtrmann beDarf eintr
amfrii6nng, ilua Der 9drtt
DtS @iMterS 3A micerfeben

enftfm bsbeuieub in mlitIelbenftnit nit6 oia
NJ Nernbe bic Set. lpern eiIfe not TIT. lin
oIanhli@ erobe &ienite peroen 3bnsi babe
eiuies Glai4eH Q. Q. 9. IeIieiL bic Sbr elu'
burndiis relnigen tHb S6reu a5rper ipieoe
In Bette gerfnnuna brtnesn. sbr sGbpeiit pep
befstt ii9, babur4 ptro eIet9setttg uriss
befies gllt esfbafieL bas bur9 ben anrder
Rogper neues nsBeB nnb neac araft trethi
uuS bas mnOe nao ~doGspGHHie GeilEI Be-
ieitiet.
G. g. e. nirb aperaU bon gpctbesetn per'
fault, bie Sbnen Iaeen tperoer. boB % be-
reits fir 30 Sabre ali benz wlnrtt VI nfo
iiets suberIdbIt9 nar. SIT pertboIe gl@er
nnb irelsn HeblSiniiGeB aiat I4relbe man on
eptfi speeiie Co., 30 Sspiil e~abcrotOrp,
lltIanta, Ga,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
pcntrsffer.

8uu6esienntor Miaioms BON 9tii.
iiiiippi ertIdrte tn Der gebatte: bon
ben Sebn @tiqionen amerifonern
oeutider 4bfrnft lei cine MiGion
nidt loyal. &Sie biele Gefrpteit,
@err Senator, Der Sic ais alter sci.
6elberger Stuoent 6al1oIS idon oas
2ieb bonn 8lperg 4erfeo iangerL CAB
Miiitiitppi Der Nation u10 ipie biele
Die Stoateit, III 0enen oieie 3ebu
Mtllionen Ieben?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

berniinftig SIT unterItiiseu. Gs III
Die erite Riliht oes 6nruers, gent.
geno geabrunasmittel az proouSie.
rem, oonit bteier arteg HIr Demo.
tratie geaen 3diarentitm geuonneu
iDer0eu tonne.
Set @egim Der @elt bat feline
&Ioiie Der Menidbeit ie cine -
eroBe 8erantportung getragett, Dic
iie lett Guf ben Sdultern Der 6ar.
uter alneritos rubt.
aufridtig Der Sbre
@ifforO Bind)ot.
81. g.: 8enn sic 0ieIen Brief SD.
rem 2eiern 81 unterbreiten ninidet,
piir0e es mid f~reiien. ipeiia sic es
tltn; ober nidt Dor @ioutug, Sen 80.
Ipril.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Glide GlnidsH g. g. g, MAIDEN
SIR sauses a5rperisitem
piberltaubsfibis.

Tie annli, eeiuHo al bIeIoerL beftebi
brrIf, baB Der a5rpsr ben arnHEbettscluiIiineu
nioeritebt belsH CO theIl1 nusGeiebt III.
Sic ibHlieH ooraus Iel1t eriebelt pie toi1'
tig 60 IT, oaB Der Aarpes ieis eeflnb. iiGzs
lrlO INTERCHANGEABLE ,urb bon alien ~tinretr'
H6ieiten fret gebaIten plrb.
NeiHes 9Iut III bic @rnnbbebinenna tar
GefuHbbeit beun GIitt 1T bic GueIIe nlet
aebeHsiraft. &aItet Gucr BIat bon iirrein'
It9ieiten fret unb Cure GsiHubbett ift ae'
Hbert
Die 6drte bes @lHieta sisbt bas anras
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
p~reis0cwinner Ser
5ementansIteumn

8ie Qamen Scr @rei8geipinner nj
Dem Bungalow aonteit Der bonn s.
Bis 10. W1or5 bier abgebaItenen Be.
MISUNDERSTANDING fir bic beIten ant.
porten ouf bic 6rage, tDoriitn Con.
crete oo8 bette 9oumateriaI iiu6 70.
ME fir Den beften gomen fir cine
3enenttein Stucto.9 ungalom ftno
lett befalrnt eegeben nor0en. Die
@eluinner itno: 5rdnf g. Selbn
1904 Davenport StraBe, 6mobo,
eriter 4reis, Elm 8emehtitein Stucco
Bungalow; gno6 SIion Aoboo,
gteb., stpeiter greis, @artenIaube;
Smes @ltIota, 5432 @. 81. Ctr,
Omaha, 0ritter 9reig, 9ogeIbnb;
Mdrguerite 9uggh 622 %. 80. Ctr,
Gmoba, bierter greis, meibe moiier.
oidte G~artennaie; Grant gdrions,
1903 81. AZ. GtraBe, Omaha, gogeI.
Boo; rn6 8rnu g. s. gurneI, 1920
g. IS. Gbe., Omaha, iediter 9reis
20 gar05 3aunpfoiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Neltere Ccmte
Icben GaScmene!
Sir 9erbSsFrnnte.
atltert atats fobtn gabsmenti

20. September 1915.
WeebTier Serr: - SoebeH fnnffg t8 cine
ipeiteIe Tube ga6oHIene 9abiefs. mleine Grml
rHo t9 aebraa4teH siue &n5e bpu uno fam
Ben bteelbgn pie nngeQs5eH. QleiRe aral
nuroe febt neto58, H1rtli9 unb retSbar uIb
" pnFbe alel9IaHs taboa ergriffen. 20 Bin
trot, eab 10 Gaoculeae erbielt, bic ben gns
ftaro meiBgr Grm bgbeuten0 befferteH uHO
MIR feIbt irot MsrooHidt BITE nDflae RGmt
tube sru6qli4fsR. g3tt Fnb bereifs belbe III
gdbrens p5Do5I meme GraH bsbaubfet BAT
ff noe tnng IT, fmb felt ne ga1pmene
riuuHt, CLAUDE 10 es fat aud, benn fe III
70 triebferfi9 uHb bepegli9 ME TrHber. SBre
Gabcmelie Iableften gabe1 uns bns Beid5l
bon Heuen 2euten. GinliegenD DiarteB f1r
Das Gsfunbbetfsbuh.
&o9a9ieno 6aab aeITpe.
21s q. Bronbpah, mEastogee, cha.
goiia. - goboutene EabEeis fllb sipeifeIlps
ein unGheFfrefili6es 6esIufifief fit aerbea
nHb a5rter. 81 naen friibGen Apoibefet
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lung faHoeH, f9nioes e. dnbeEeh aCanfena
etsS "a e4 4erisgsE fn ksEi4ieh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

etrem geri4t BON %. aprH: ga oe coSenfsnarr nod boiler grOt
luo &nbe, s@rocertesI, 6rudt rm6 Sibigteten ino, m6 0a pnIe
salte fb bente Der gr6bten Gtnnabnen in ibrea eon5en 2ebn erfreupu,
e Ia9rt EN- Eel Der sebolferuug fort pefe gn IddeIa mo boS Ser.
lpnlnoen Der Sfnrtofte nno ben 3ufermangel Ieoiglih oIs ineTeionte|
8ortonnmie St betrodaens Denen n6t bnl 9e6aruna bcisuneGen lit"
&enn 0e m~cbIbnbenOen griRn fh nod Elm 2eben os Gurus Ieien
tonne1 lou oaiH Der aueritaner barber, Inn DIE ansfubr bon @ereioe
ou ~eruogiden2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Ger Qbaeorbnete glart, Spreher
oes notionaIen Observation-Disclosures,
nennt ben ebemoIigen 8otiddfter
@eror6 einen 2iigner, uno er miro
ia Dobl tpiiieu, bnB er es berontDor.
fen fam.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
Give Us More Cars to Land
the Trml' Cries Committee

want list Of the Red Cross girls who
are going and want to know how many
Of them have arranged for transporta.
ton"
The trailers viii start from the city
hall Tuesday morning, one party at
$3.50 and the other at o'clock. The
trip will be made in one day 1t is far
better to start early Capt Crib says
The list Of those promising to furnish
cars is as follows:
e. G. Burton, ed F. Johns. Orin Ash
ton. F. E. Riddle, w. S. Finn. L. G.
Hutson. Fred Frey. John Crib, X. G.
Spinning, j. D. Buie, Jr. Barton Bros,
Boone & Rickerts, c. M. Parsons, Ter.
rell Bros, Milas Bedingfield. w. w
Horne. VIM. Reinheimer, T B. Wood
]. II. Griffin, F. R. Linton, Major Bros.
Father Wilwerding. A. w. Cooper, u
Erlieh. c T. Williams. II. G. canemau.
j. p Bryan, Mrs J, stine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
Young Man From Near Duncan Strongly
UphOlds Kaisers Tactics While Under
Charge Of Failure 10 Register

Though not in himself German by
birth and a Wilhelm enthusiast by r..
ture. Fred Crow, who was arrested
near Duncan and lodged m jail here on
a grave charge of resisting selectiye
draft, still holds out that imperial Ger
man militarism is correct and that the
United States cannot be justified in
making war upon the u.boat regime.
While he declared himself to be thirty
two years Of age and too old to be
reached by conscription, Grow stub
bornly maintains that We're he within
the age limit he would not register.
When tried before y. S. Commissioner
J. w. speake yesterday the man in
sisted that he was too old to enroll,
statement which was borne out by his
old decrepit and invalid mother who
was brought from Apache to appear
in defense Of her son.
The old lady told the court that her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
MILTON LEWIS
JOINS SOUSA'S
NAVAL BAND
No Hyphen for ChiCkasha's Cigar Manu-
laciurer Since He Gives Up His
0nIy Son for Service

Though son OF German parents and
having no opportunity to benefit by
classical training, Milton Lewis. son
OF A. Lewis, who up until his joining
the United States navy three months
ago was partner in his fathers busl-
ness here, has now secured a place in
The famous John Philip sonsas militia
ry naval band which has just been or.
ganized and picked from over three
hundred contestants for the various
places
Young Lewis was a member Of the
chickasha band before joining the ma
w and though he is only twenty years
old won place in the musical organ
ization over many older and more sea.
soned musicians.
sousas newly formed band compos-
ed Of one hundred and fifty members
gave a concert recently at the Great
Lakes Naval Training station where
Lewis is chartered and the young
Jackie write home that heis very elat-
Cd over his success as a part Of the
great leaders company.
During the three months which
Lewis has been in the navy. he has
increased twenty-five pounds in weight
and Is enjoying serving Uncle Sam
immensely IN spite Of the fact that
A. Lewis home was on the Rhine, he
declares he knows no hyphen since he
has given up his only son to serve the
Stars and Stripes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
.MOSELEY PROMOTED
TO FIRST CLASS GUNNER

Word has been received from
Ernard Moseley, nephew Of r, r. Nose
ley, that he has just been promoted to
the rank Of first class gunner ON the
y s. s. Minnesota and is now seeing
active service on the sea. Moseley has
been in the U. $. navy now almost ten
years during which time he has had
several advances in rank and sale..g.
The place he now holds is second in
importance only to that OF chief gun.
ner and his next promotion will be to
that place which is one Of the most re.
sponsible on warship deck. When
war broke out with Germany, young
Moseley was taken from the Chicago
and stationed under sealed orders on
the Minnesota. Due to strict censor
ship he does not say in what waters
they now cruise
Ernard Moseley has many friends
and relatives III cliickasha who have
been watching his steady advance
with much interest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
Local Committee Declares Unprecedented
Responses Alone Can Get Red
Cross Quota

chickaaha having fallen down hope.
lesaly in the raising 81 her part Of lie
Liberty Loan, committee members ex..
pressed the hope today that at least
some effort would be made in the re-
naming two days 70 redeem herself
by subscribing her allotment 10 The
Red Cross t'und. IN this race for towi
pride Chickasha, according to me-
bera OF the committee, Il being d
stripped by smaller towns in the col
ty which have caught the broad.
tional spirit and are determined
take their community. at least, out q
the Stacker column regardless pf thl
general condition Of Grady county The
response from Ninnekah, which has
furnished many boys for the army and
navy, was electrical
Over $500 was subscribed al mass
meeting at verden last night before
the people left the tabernacle after the
object Of the meeting had been xplain-
ga BY George " skaaa and i'm addreas
made by Rev Byron Hester of Chicka.
sha, followed BY a simple and effective
statement Of facts by Mr. Arnett of
Verden Working committee were ap-
pointed TO scour The town during the
next two days and assurances we're CIV
an that the full auota of S9500 wonla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
COMES TO RESCUE OF
GOOD ROADS MEN

Some hurry up work was done in or
der to prepare q stretch Of road west
Of the Ice plant for the official inspee,
ton Of CoIcnel Harvey during his visit
here this week. For a distance Of a
mile and half the highway was IN bad
shape and dragging contractors were
too busy to give 1t their personal at
tention. p G. Spinning, distributor for
Grady county for the Staude-Mak-Trac
tor an attachment for a Ford car, solv.
ed the problem by donating the use Of
the tractor and the service Of the dem
onstrator, =. I. shellnutt, aid the six
round trips made the neglected road
passable for the official party, the
members Of which viewed the work
during the demonstration and were
we'll pleased with the results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
CROW BELIEVES IN
GERMAN POLICY

boy was thirty-two years Of age, she
remembering 9istinctly that he was
born IN October though the year had
slipped her memory Mrs Grow had
to be supported when she walked
though she was willing to do her bit in
defending the accused man.
Grow was bound over to the action
Of the federal grand jury in October,
his bond being fixed at $1,000. Should
he fail to produce his bail by tonight
he win be taken to the federal jail al
Muskogee to await his hearing. While
conversing with officers this morning
the man asserted that If the same cir
cumstances existed bhtween the Unit
ed States and the other allies as that
between Germany and the allies, this
government would take the same stand
as has the kaiser.
The three men who kidnapped Spe-
cial Officer Henry A. Larson and Polly
Smart last week while the latter Off
GERS were attempting to make an ar
rest iii Okmulgee county last week
were captured yesterday and bound
over to the federal grand jury at Mus
kogee under $4,000 bond each.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
Consun1p-
ton Increases
Daily

That the present consumption Of
wa surpasses all records Of the de-
partment since he has been superin-
tendent and is steadily increasing, is
the statement made today by Frank
Serimager gratifying feature Of
the situation however, is that there is
an abundance Of water in the Washita
river from which to draw even a
greater supply
The extraordinary demand is due to
the extreme hot weather which has
prevailed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
Grady County Farmers VIII
Oppose Food Control Bill

That be personally and all the far
mers with whom he has dicussed the
subject in this section are opposed to
the terms OF the food control bin is
the statement made this morning by
Scott Jones' wlo. with ed Johns, call.
ed a meeting Of the farmers for action
today
A large number Of farmers are in
session at the city hall this afternoon
for the consideration Of this matter
Mr. Jones stated this morning that
he believed telegram Of protest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
S. O.S. Call Sent Out BY Those Who
Know What Ozark Trail Prize Will
Mean TO fhe Community

I'VE want more ears and want EN-
bad-we must have more volunteers II
we are to make a success Of the expe-
dition and land the Ozark Trail for
Grady county. was the word this
morning from Capt John Crib with
reference to the trip to the great con
ventian at Amarillo next week
we ought to have twice as many
cars as we now have" Capt. Crib add
cd. eve want all who have promised
cars to meet az the Farm bureau Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock and urge all
others who are willing to furnish cars
to be there. AT this time, also we
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
Drop in Flour.
BY United Press.

by United Press.
Chicago, June 24-Flour prices are
due to take considerable slump in
the opinion Of grain experts here. The
drop OF fifty cents a barrel yesterday
was only a start in the big drop. The
prediction Of an Unexpectedly fine
quality Of winter wheat now being
marketed in. the southwest together
with almost perfect condition o.
spring wheat in the northwest and
Canada and the passage Of the food
control bill are also expected to influ-
ence the price
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
URGENT NEEDOF COUNTRY
TO SUPPLY OIL BURNING
VESSELS BEING BUILT
Verden Doing
Her"Bit' True
Manly Fashion

Special to the Express.
Verden. Okla. June Verden IL
doing her bit today. the Red Cross
boosters being bent on raising s25OO
before the campaign closes Monday
night
AT mass meeting last night about
$3.50 vas voluntarily subscribed and
committees were appointed to solicit
today. Az $3.50 this afternoon the To-
tal subscription had reached S775.
wen have $500 before night said
II K. Ellis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23

tions in Chiekasha are disposed of
end formers who have not put up will
feel the heavy hand d the law.
IN several cases Sanford has found
that farmers coming into Chickasha
have promised To arrange the matter
AZ their banks here before leaving but
have failed 60 do 50. They have then
been notified BY mail to liQuidate but
have paid no heed 10 The pleading.
Some of these. Deputy Sanford stated
this morning, win be hailed into eourE
and viii take chances on receiving Is
heavy fine IN addition 20 the cost of
the license,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23

would be wired 10 the congressman
from this district at Washington. I'm
der the provisions OF the proposed leg.
isiation farmers will nos be able to real
ize anything on their crops until July
is when actual delivery takes place.
MIL men win not be permitted to buy
crops in advance or to hoard the pro.
ducts Of the farm. thus working a
hardship on farmers who can get no
favors advanced from prospective pur-
chasers Of their grain, Mr.. Jones de.
clares.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
PERJURER
FREED BY COURT

Arthur Taylor who was arrested last
spring on the charge Of having commit.
ted perjury in the progross of a court
Of inquiry which was being conducted
at Minco, was discharged at his pre-
liminary hearing in Judge Moore's
court yesterday afternoon, there being
no evidence in the opinion Of his hon
or to show that he had sworn falsely.
He had been under a $1,000 bond
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
LANCSTON WELL
IN BLUE SHALE

The Langston oil q Gas co. wen 40.
in southern Grady county is drilling
at 1850 feet with an S-inch bit. Tho
formations are very encouraging. al
60 foot water sand was drilled through
Friday into blue shale and into ap-
other sand few hundred fant enr.
ther should develop another very fine
OIL sand Work is going On day and
night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
ARRESTED ON
SERIOUS CHARGE

Edward sizemore. young farmer
liking near Rush Springs, was arrested
at PauIs Valley on the charge Of hay-
i0g ateaa criminal assault upon
his sisterin-law and was taken back
10 Rush Springs by Deputy Sheriff Clay
Parrish lie is having his preliminary
trial today County Attorney Simpson
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
RED CROSS EXECUTIVE
BOARD MEETS MONDAY


3The executive board Of the Grady
County Red Cross Chapter win hold
an important meeting at headquarters
on Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at
Which important business will be dis.
cussed Every member should be pres.
ent without fail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
.CHICKASHA FOUNDERS IN
THE MIRE WHILE SMALLER
TOWNSARE EFORCINCAHEAD
COcchi Escaped
Through Aid
of Officials
By United Press.

by United Press.
New York June 20 A confession
at bologna Italy. BY Alfredo Cocchi
chat he murdered Ruth Cruger was
reported by the press dispatches today
With this evidence that the murder
er was allowed to slip through the
hands q the authorities from the
country officials are preparing TO
delye deeper into alleged police scan-
dals, going 70 the bottom Of The mat.
ter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
Food Control Certain to
Pass Senate Despite Fight

NOT develop sufficient strength 10 delay
the passage Of the food bill
New opposition is turning up in the
senate every day. Certain leaders are
now fighting only fer the anti-specula-
ton measure, declaring that food com
troll and a fool dictator are uHneces-
sary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
ED BURROUGHS HELD

lgd Burroughs, who was arrested on
tho charge Of having stolen a service
car from John Treyin0 was held in
the sum Of $3.50 BY Judge Moore yes
terday and III default Of bond was sent
to Jail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
OUTSIDE TOWNSPU UT CHICK ASHA TOSHAME FORREDC CROSS
RED CROSSFUND ALREADY
REACHES $8O,OOO,OOO

Of the heaviest contributions are yet
to come Church collections through
out the nation tomorrow are to be do.
mated and big drive will be made on
Monday which has been designated as
ePershing Day Several states have
already exceeded their quota.