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shape Of the inside Of q cone. while
u il !emthct faced member. Which,
can ht pressed into 1t. by N. spring. &.
AZ the nywhe.l t. attscned 10 tho on.
CINE, tie clutch u must be conncc; ed
% the rear OF the car. Let ,is do ;h..
h. .ive;inS the casing OF D, F'iGure =.
20 The clutch and have tho other end
Fastened 10 - gear in tho Transmission.
OF 10 the prore!le: shaft as desired
y: the clutch must re pulled out. IN
. arrangement TO allow for this mus,
he u"cd in thr connection. so le, US
have square mol. in Inc ma and in
sort square-.rded shat, IN this nolc
"S :hown at l..
How sna.- Nc PAL! tho clutch out
%: engagement To accomplish this
ie, us put q collar or the casing nd
thea arrange lcver. operated by =,
( Zoe mccall 20 as 10 prcss against this
and 'huy pul tho clutch back against
tho pressure or the spring. {; is tho
collar. and IL the lever. while i. TIC
. loot pedal.
i'raclc, has shown TIA; one other
addition is necessary. y dutch. as
shown. wi!l have tendency 10 M &c
: harsh cDzaa cement; To ovcrcoE.
This dc7igneGs iuHer,ed snail pieces of
cork Gt!dtr tho leather. and later si,ali
springs. thu. cGuainS it'll, raised but
,icidiu;: knobs on tho ieather. These
'in'-tts" VIII give Che clutch :, vclyety
o. crt's-paw grip. Tht. arc shOv.n
ia fixurc :; |. :a q spring Insert; wnila
" "a on, % eor', Ne Il ruiz ,hes.
Inserts have no adjustment. BAT IN
som" cases IN Arrangement; j. made to
As the clutch is connected 10 one
o. tho Sears o. the transmission. an
arrangement :Iu.; b. made 10 stop the
clutch from spinning after IL is thrown
out. so tina; ;hc Scarx can hc shifted
without cleshine. :, clutch hrase" Is
aaed FOR th:a r.rposf These clutch
Brakes Ar. simple Ii;tic dariGcs. and
are differcn; ca :,Il makcs OF ears. They
general ,oms!,t OF piece o. metal.
r:ccd ,;iiE leather or wired asbestos.
placed 80 tina; When The. clutch i pull
cd out some part will rub against the
lea ther :, spring is xeuers!iy placed
aEainst. .;le metal 50 IS 20 make the
braHhiE sr15I:al. X. Fig. G. shows 4
. clutch brake.
The clutch dev>lopSd has o.,!y one
spring. which s?rin. f. rather large
ana paced IN the cchte: Many max :.
ers use from three 10 Six small springs
placed nidwa. between the ri:cunfcr-
encc and center OF the clutch. Where
TINS is the case. II spider" which can
rcvo!vo with the clutch. IL placed be-
tyfecn ,he fy"hesi and the clutch. and
;he spring bolts are fastened 10 IT,.
In Fig clutch with :, number Of
springs is shown. The spider is let
tcrod ..
when the clutch has number o.
|rrinES. - @hown here. great car.
mas, he take" 10 haze the ttaaicn -
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twenty mile. per hour. MY engine makes
u popping somnI. [. this natural

twenty miies per hour. ny engine makes
popping sonnd 1. this natural:
- ". X.
A ':G- growing soJnI IL probably Sue to
the large diTeren,iai gear aud It's pnion not
being ", up properly. Tho gears may b..
So % that ;he ,e>;h bottom the p.nIo,.
may lie too far forward or back. Eoss,,ing
snouid on!r he d"nc hv an cNrcrt IN 'h''
s,..,c. provided /, vii run w,:.:n ihe "ai,
!; .,d ti; T., .n1 i', 80 ,!!sk - mei.i; !, NJ
>Yonnr y nndo"o,e"i;' aus TO yonr sarhu..
.t'e ri,I enpnEh mixture. II it happrn~
"niy wnl- ~. ensito 10 sold Nou'n not
G. has &, car. which Of late has
;,..,iy Ivy nnen sEe i, s4s I, yin pop
IN IN, ihc c~rhure,"r; or Nhem pnilins hill i!
sc.nicsion "iii occasionally occur IL ne m"f-
=, il, Thr.% ,gss suE:ss; ,henss;.e. 20 o ne
wv. l's|. bo. 90 ic5m for nish spesd. d"
LOT tt."!i %hst y;rhnre,or. your car, whish
~: he. ;. .p.si-I All FOR hsh
S@h . he is's re lsso of yo our" ,r 5
y INC f.ci Of n. gasoline to IN: ,arburs,or.
s:sp,d ,hs ~. t TIC So,,on, q ur
E nr or N' n TSt ss ma; .i he
me suapa". III. ,t,.kims :nle, ave.
.:ySt ;,orasa .,er , AZ IN, he t r.sp Ia
:G,lipInrni. h!l lois lottery Ia worn out aud
p ] ,youid ne to know = II this Ms
hsttery "iii wo.t ep ne G.: DON:
II lac .srnc nn,tcry viii work on either car.
"uIi rather get q new ono tcr the
a. A. ;hc batter" ., tin. second ear YOU
nnne is i-roi; battery. yru cannot ;ii- IL
YOU cs'n u.e It To- Iishts an. 'sntion. The
motor. !f sou yhpuiL decide 20 make the
change. L., sure to have tic positive wire
poih o, nc natter and n"S"iiyc 1" negative.
az lsie@ :" ''''s' NC 'FaS's K K \. 4.
\. Jac,. up BOTH rear .vhccls AMI ,:hcn
both Eases ar" on. Try III" .!,.eis by hand
OH" hold down ;he Zoo; ur.i.e about half
"a: or p.s"e Il suGk nci"esm i: and the
try tn; wheels. Tow shomid =. able to turn
ih"n by nsrs g lIt,ic strcn-tt and holi,
i,,"nlL ,cn,itre ths s"ne awo"nt az effort.
hand. ~ tho one holding too ii,,le. or ,urn
tno much, DO This III! horh ho!d equally.
vi.on bot, Sheeis should Is lncSc,l. The
lnSt"ai of turning on the rsir., unia the
''i-nhucIic on The brsSe rocs i iencthcne.i
event" 3, Tho th:r,! nu,cn 81 Tic rl.n,,e"
ana lock ~ the nft., notch umlc.s TIC lever
/" - -, that pulling it 70. il'e ir,h rotS',
c-nnot exert his strength. in vfIci. yss. liz
- heels .sn b. made +? loci: At a.: ecrlier
-. rhe h.a1 lights Of my i,It c. O.,
nr. quiz bright. hui Tho sida lights ,,!,l
ir ai Gr I'm: I'm. opis Gsf2 s; dr!i ed
f"At nna IA a""'l shape. ana ! have also
irie" no" bulbs witEcn' improving II nny
an %or TrGScst Witt might hs tho trouble?
=. 'riiie var has :, sin:.ie-v.r. stem and
an 81 ;he opinion thn; the trouble i, due
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.s|MPL|FIEO LESSONS ON
PROPER CARE OF AUTOS
Operation OF tho Clutch Is Described
by The TImca-Dls,atch
Auto EApcrt.
TJIAT FRICTION REALLY DOES
Battery anil Engine Troubles OF M.
meroms Car Owners Explained and
Simple licmedies Suggested.
Proper Way to Adjust Brakes.
LESSON No. q.
he Clutch.

Wppyr!shtcd. 1915, b. T. e.. ciuerrlich.)
Tie faul, that Tho "as cnrin. misn,
De aaid TO have, as compared 10 tho
steam engine, Is that Il ctuuo, lie
started b% aimply turning q valve a,
cAu the steam engine, but ,nas; frs,
We 'faihcd. iierausc OF tHis fact the
car cannot he stopped IN trafiic by sim
Ply stopping ,h" engine. and some dc.
vice must. therefore. bc furnished by
WHICH tho engine can he disconnected
OF connected 10 the rear wheels a; the
viii OF the operator.
The device used for this purpose !s
called the clutch. There arc hardly
,"o makes OF clutche. rhi>I, arc alike.
bui ,hoae most used might DC divided
iulo three types; namely: tho cone she
diAc, and the three plate. Certain cars
have special designs. such Us the cx-
tcihal contracting and Internal expand
Ing.
lc; W. see what ihc clutch must ac-
comp!ish j. must instantly disconnect
the engine from the rear o. the car
al the viii o: 'hc operator. and after
d!aronnectins. II mu.t not spin 10 amy
extent, because if /, docs !, wi!i be
difGult 20 c'amae gears without tho
coees o! them grinding OF "ci;,shiaE'.
" must connect the engine and drive
wheels but this mus, bo done gradual
~ as the car iUnst hc brought iron, :,
zero speed ,hroucn Infinitely small
speeds TO tho r.qUirod speeds
Werc ii not for the last requirement.
thn dcSisn!n- OF "a clutch would nc {
sii"rlc matter rs then some simple
positive device, auch as . set OF dog"
or gears" could he uscd but This 70.
oH'icment means that device which
VIII permit " certain amount of Slip
pins, which slipping csn be controlled
b. the operator. must he used: or. In
Diner ~ords. some hoidieg force. The
holdinE po"cr III wi.,h can be varied
Tho Force % friction is such . for
You AL Eaow Yhat friction Is. bu;
Tow know ;h:'' tho force Of the fr;cl
ton between TWO sVr:ar.s depend. on
iTo things: thc material Of which The
surfaces arc made and .hc pressure
wilich hodr The surfaces aesins; one
another .,H there are many ,vayg In
which pressure can DC varied. tho prob
lem of Gluten design resolves INTO hav.
ins two surf. cc' pressed together. with
means for ytryin@ ,h- pressure. and
10 'ia ing ti,r material such that the
h"idins power hctwccIt tho Two sur.
faces win hc great for = sman pres.
sure
Having Decided 10 use j, friction
clutch. let's proceed to design one.
NLAi natoriais shall SO u.c .or
the fIictinu surface"
Gather Against steal has u high .:.ic-
don, 20 i", ~ usc that. wh8t shape
s'G'i the s'r'faccS' Savct NC nn;Y-,!iai
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% the returning current not getting 10 tho
ground wc,. y. ~. lamps arc on tho
"indahie! which ~ fastened 20 tho wc"dcn
d'"h N" "nis Way .;hG rurr,n, ..n 50, TO
ihc ground l. through IN" metal shield ot
,hc paint on :, Sn"t on This sn!CiU AND thc,
wrSp wire .rounu e. connecting ;hc otncr
cIg.
=. Ny horn JO-H ~, blow loud cuvuSh.
IN .J;I ny haitery iH fuzzy charged. can
II iir n!ad- t. h,uv- FOURIER. Z; - j.
\ Tue hriahcs ~ tho norm motor may -
worn ~ stack. E"moN, tn. cover l',~
rio'"r 80 Took 70 th~n. "lcn'iiuE wru win
ihS"ine.to"S"h rag. X ;ncy arc rot
Ica't. loosen ina nVi ~ the Nc:. bt,,. ~.
~" mptor i,n.i tit"r turn the "iaii f.rc,y
~ Whcn " - q little ana try tic horn.
You can adjust 'his screw to &c. ;hN sound
VOC want. OF course. II YOU have y lun."
got tho current. "
I! nm goiny {" spend about t., for
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splendid equipment is a big Knox .ssrs-
buiance. tho gilt OF tho F'isk Rubber
Company. Of Chicopee Falls, Mass. Tue
hiachine is ono which was only re.s
Gently built for uso at tho big ytiret
plant but upon learning OF tho lsol-s
dicr boys need. the Fisk Combanyj
generously donated the entire oatfio
10 tie regiment. many OF whom were
formerly FISH employees. ~
The chassis Is 4 Knox, model St-13s..
inch base. having four cylinders and
rated ut forty-horse power. ssss
The body Is painted battleShtp
gray. and there arc two windows. on
each side and two in back Two nor.
SONS and attendants can be carried ln-
side the ambulance The outfit IL ]
fully eu.,IDpod ,.g5s7lts
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

u y"y haw- suy problem ar wsh my
luthf ii..i."r to6ut your automobile "rfts
N tuto s:ditor. The Times DIsp.tci, siy-
iAP tHs mike -: your car. .our ueu.e an,
this neAdinS.l
Copyright. 1917. Is Fred. C. Guerr.ich,
] haT" g six. snd vn.a run
i0-ntY miles pc hour ! hear :. r-unt!ns
sound. vhith SOUNDS i've ir:. COG ,:h..,s
~ b.;h 5i6crcntisl an. ;-Gnsnis>io'. ar-
iIi! OF ETeare. - the grease too thin sr,a
"a !. nos enough body 20 keep the GEARS
from sounding: Doe itc rniae come from
iNe airersnii+i u iranan.ssiou: II M,
;h!cE cre.Ft IN 'ie dfie-enttal /; Viii MOI
:, ork ou' 70 IA. "e1r -'ies. sar!u-s, viii IL"
] 80 no; hear the SOUND WON ruriniI.: under
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car 30 you think IN. G. IL a good
buy for 'hi. mon-y IS a t-) better :?
Mia, car would H"u recommend?
\: Fo- many reasons question: Of this
Hini' caunot les answered,
-. ! have 1919 g., car OF late 1,
u""S not run Well must shift on hills
tn'i ALSO II jerks when I tr, to so .iow.lv
:" ;b.i must shift. IL n 4: T.,
y. S"ur NGlvc" mos, likely nrrI -r,rJ
ing. "s III" action ~ nm Indication Of los.
- compression i'ocr iniNturc Viii also
cause 'hr rit" 10 act 30. but | nm, iuclino,
i" b''.sN, ihnt tic iis-, is lhc trouble
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Nonutcs an Ambulance

III" Second Regiment. MasSachus-
"ttS H"tion1l Guard. now BOASTS OF ono
-! The hes, cuuippcd medical CORPS OF
an? organization OF its kind in the
country.
The most recent addition 4, &C.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
CALLS CADILLAC EIGHT
BEST CAR FOR AMERICA
Writer in Irish Motor Paper Enthusiastic
After 4O.MiIe Winter Run

$50 for as my experience goes, /
can pronounce the Cadillac Eight the
best thing in the shape OF motor car
that has yet come to US from the land
Of the Star and Stripes"
Thus wrote an expert in the Motor
News OF Dublin, a leading Irish motor
publication, after run OF 40 miles in
a Cadillac Eight through slnsh and
congested traffic in the streets Of
London and over snow-covered roads
in the open country. lie goes on.
1T Is to all intents and purposes a
on3 gear car, as you can use the top
speed (high gear on anything from
five to over sixty miles an hour. The
acceleration is really wonderful. The
rate at which the car can jump from
a creeping pace up to mile per min
nte was to me a revelation. This was
not my first introduction to the eight
cylinder engine. having made run
several years ago in a De Dion with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27

the same number Df cylinders. The
one impression left on my mind in
connection with that trip was the
smooth running Of the engine uv-
scribed it then as being pulled along
by a cable There was not only the
feeling Of sweet and easy running, but
the sense OF supreme and constant
power as we'll MY forty mile run in
the new Cadillac, in and ont Of traffic,
through slush and snow, up hill and
on level, was repetition OF my pre-
vious experience.
ITO use an Americanism, the Cadil-
lac IS some car, as It provides COM
for bordering on luxury. speed far be-
yond ones requirement, and ease Of
control SO simple that child could
drive (; Thanks to a highly organic
ed factory and an enormous output.
tho American company is able to put
this car on the market at price that
almost defies composition"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
DONAHUE RETURNS
FROM MOTOR TRIP

w Fl Donahue and family returned
yesterday from a motor trip to Rog-
ers, Ark. and various points in Okla
homa and Kansas. On their going
trip they stopped at Wichita to visit
relatives and on the way home they
visited at Selling, Okla Mr. Donahue
went to Rogers to enjoy an outing,
with little fishing thrown in. He is
not at all enthusiastic over the Arkan-
sas roads 'lf you want to know
about what you are up against in that
country Just try to drive your car over
Tom Dwyers bank, then drop down
and climb over the Oklahoma Nation
al said he This will give YOU a
pretty fair idea of the roads in that
section of the country Col Harvey
ought to do some road building near
his home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
IIl-BE 4cANNY"
iu. S. Dept. AgricnItnre..

Gu. S Dept. Agriculture
Get that canning impulse.
Make your hoe this summer keep
your can opener busy next winter.
Get ready for canning season now
Regrets are the only things ever
canned in the jars you forgot to or
der.
Can nothing that can be kept with.
out canning Dry such vegetables As
corn, string beans, navy beans, ma
tire lima beans, okra. etc.
You can brag about your garden all
winter if you have your canned evil
dence on the dinner table.
Concentrate products, especially
soup mixtures, so that each container
will hold as much canned food and as
little water as possible.
Really there is nothing TO canning
fruit ami vegetables except care, clean
liness, fresh products, jars and heat.
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; +++*++++++4+ >
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs
= ! ; + = - = !. = = :

+ j. i : i + i + j. 4. + j. + 4
TO the Tralers.
Catch the critter by the tail,
Bring it back-that Ozark Trail;
Home in triumph then you'll sail,
All as heroes bold Wen hail
Still. very few issues are ever def
nitely settled by the Sit-and-Argue
club.
81 simp says he notices that the
weather is always warmer in the sum
mer than it is in the winter
Yes, we miss our trailers. For one
thing, the pedestrian doesn't have to
dodge as many cars in the streets.
The principal reason why the aver
age man never forgets his wedding
day is because his wife won't let him.
History still has the habit Of re-
Deating itself-the men are perfectly
willing to let the women do the Red
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27

It was typical summer Saturday
night in Chickasha. The folks were
all out-shopping. doing the picture
shows, quenching their thirst at the
soda fountains and consuming ice
cream. Along the principal business
streets for blocks cars were parked
and the lights from dozens Of others
going and coming through the thor
Oughfares glared in every direction
I'VE didn'. count the automobiles but
at least two hundred of them must
have been in sight 1t would probably
be fairly accurate to estimate that full
ly two-thirds oil those cars were bought
solely for pleasure purposes and that
they cost something like $150,000.
And by no means all Of the pleasure
cars in Chickasha were visible at the
time.
1t was truly beautiful show and
ordinarily it would have made a very
pleasing impression upon one to see
such evidence OF prosperity and hap
piness but there was another side of
the picture. 1t was near the close of
the Red Cross campaign and Chicka-
sha had contributed less than third
OF the amount due from her for the
relief of suffering soldiers. Hundreds
Of people could spend thousand or
fifteen hundred dollars for a pleasure
ear and burn 25-cent gasoline but they
we're poverty stricken the moment
somebody suggested a decent donation
to the Red Cross, giving grudgingly
five or ten dollars when they should
have gladly volunteered $25, $50 or
500 What shall we say of the hearts
and the patriotism OF people who have
thousands Of dollars to spend for their
own selfish pleasures but are deaf to
the cries Of suffering that come from
battlefields where millions of men are
fighting and dying for the cause of lib
erty and humanity?
To come right down to brass taeks.
folks, Chickasha is in disgrace and
should hang her head in shame-we
have fallen down on our Red Cross
work, failing to do anything like our
duty Not only the larger towns in
the state but even the villages in Gra-
dy county have done better than we
have. 1t is humihating but we might
as we'll face the facts and speak the
truth-as community we have been
weighed in the balance and found
wanting. Mutitudes OF our people
have been Indifferent to the plea Of
our president and the call OF humanity
and as a result dark cloud OF re-
proach hangs over our town
Listen for moment, selfish slack
err thousands and perhaps millions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
is CHICKASHA CONTENT TO LETTER SHAME STAND?

more men are going to fall on the bat
tefields- some OF them viii be Chick
asha boys, for less than half Of the
soldiers who face the firing line re-
turn safely; if a single one Of those
boys dies from lack of the attention
which your contribution to the Red
Cross might have furnished, you will
be his murderer no less than the kai-
ser-and you will go gliding on in
your pleasure car No you won't do
that, for with the blood Of American
boys on your hands. your conscience,
if you have any, will lash you till, like
Judas, you win feel like hanging your
self as you should do.
Are we going to be content to let
the Red Cross record stand as we have
written it in Chickasha? Surely not
surely we have too much pride and
too much patriotism to permit such a
thing. If we have some citizens whose
stony hearts are not moved by cries
Of anguish, who prefer to place their
own pleasure before patriotic sacri-
flee and service of their country, we
still have multitudes more in whom
the milk of human kindness and sym
pathy flows freely and who will open
their purses again. The committees
charged with the collection of Red
Cross contributions should continue
their work till the last dollar is raised
and then some
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
A New Golf Term.

An Irishman was suddenly struck by
golf ball.
Are you hurt?' asked the player
why didn't you get out of the way?'
"An' why should l get out of the
way?" asked Pat 81 didn't know
there was any assassins round here
But called fore, that is sign
FOR you to get out of the way"
"Oh, it is, is it?" said Pat. We'll
thin, whin | say foive' it is a sign you
are going to get hit on the nose
'Foive. New York World.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27

Bro Cohen was coming from okla
homa City in his car Saturday night
and was caught by the dust storm and
following deluge of rain just as he
was crossing the Canadian river And
the worst Of all was when he had TO
get out and get under in his Palm
Beach suit. Other members Of the
party couldn't hear what he said--it
was too dark.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
suFFs 70 GO 70 JAIL

BY United Press.
Washington June 27--six suffra-
gists who were convicted today for OBJ
structing traffic in connection with
picketing declared they would serve
their sentences rather than pay fines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27

For disturbing the kaisers peace
Roumania has been requested to pay
a fine Of $5O,OOOOOO. That's little
stronger than offenders are soaked
even in Judge Coffman's court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
NTNNEKAH BOYS EAGER TO LEAP
AT THROAT OF GERMAN KAISER

joined the hospital corps Of medical
department They send the coast ar,
tillery to Frisco and the hospital corps
here at Leavenworth. Kans. have
met lots OF nice boys while here and ]
get along Just fine ] spend most OF
my spare time al the y. NJ. C. A. club
rooms and it certainly is a jolly good
place to go | like the army better
every day and think they win send us
to France in about two months You
know really want to so. You see a
young man wants 10 get out and see
the world and those that join the army
win have a splendid chance
] will admit miss You folks at home
especially my precious mother and my
, dear old girl You know If was there
! would have you A.G my call to Chix.
1871 please.
500 Vaccinations.
A short time ago l was made room
orderly and all that ! had to do was to
see that our quarters were kept neat
and clean but now today | have been
working in the vaccination department
and we shot over 500 today so you see
am tired Most OF the boys have gone
over to X C. tonight but thought I
had better stay here and write a few
letters. Yes I sure did hate to part
with the boys, it was like leaving home
again but am alright now. | received
my summer clothing short time ago;
1t consists Of two khaki suits. two
shirts. one-halr dozen pairs OF socks
two service hats and few other
things Have any more Of the boys
left yet for the army or navy? ] sure
do appreciate the Star you send me
/ love to learn all about home and ev
cry thing going on down there Dc
write often as | love SO much to hear
from home folks.
Your true friend,
Roy l.. FrankG.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
= : : : : 444+444 : = : =
Conscientious Executor.

OohscIehtIou1 ENccutor'
A couple of Kentuckians, meeting
in a feud district, according to an ex-
change, one asked the other:
"Look here, Bill, what did you
shoot at me for? ] amt got no quar-
rel with you"
you had a feud with Ben Walker,
didn't your"
"Well, I'm his executor. New York
Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27

A wireless bulletin from the trail.
ers soon after the expedition started
yesterday morning accorded to L. Err
Itch the honor Of scoring a puncture
before he was a mile from town
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27

Another reason for sane Fourth
this year is because America needs
every ounce Of her surplus gunpowder
to use on the kaiser
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-27
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists


1t doesn't make one any happier to
waste sympathy on himself but it
helps a lot to let the heart 20 out to
the other fellow.