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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
merifanlf
"Peimsfrtnela"

Yaa benne SIDE al sltlanteren bar
ri Desuprre ingen Snorre St1lrlaion,
bperfen islanbif eler norif. Seq bar
enoog mine Spil ON Ell ualminoelis
9pgtiabeb hos bore Smaafonaer.
Sprlig itore M9nb er ser iaa al
iblatot os. Wer oct siertager ieg,
at oct fra Norge til Imerifa ubpan.
breoe Solf iont ct belle betrngtet bar
siort en- iaa fraftig Snoiats / bette
me Sands &pbning % llopifling, at
Set iortiener i'm "Seimsfrinsla" liee-
iaa bel iom bore tioligIte Sorf9brc,
Der rpooeoe % bpg9ebe Nor9e. Set
bill ieg oaiaa iiae, at for os, ionr bar
Itaaet DC norif-amerifanife 9ioneerer
og Hpbninesmenb nar NOT til at
fienoc til beres ielpopofrenoe Siu oa
%irfe for SlGgten % 2anoet, bill BET
bore Ell luloilettelig Sfam, ON hi al
Wanael pao OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til
Dem eIer al Wungel pao SorItaaelle
al Sl9gtens Carp iulter libel bore
Sorisg paa at bepare bereS Wfinocr,
= Winoer, iom bill bore al langt
ianoere Sam emo Eenge for ben me
oa ilottere anlagte SlGgt, iom pall'
orer paa Hoicr Ser, bpor bereS Sor'
gipnaere pooeoe / o9 ~fierneoe Sorne
al @eien. So, core @anebrpoere for
tiente oct / oct minoite, mems oeres
Giterfommere trGnser at iaa ocres
Winoer beparet. &i % bore Born
OF bort amerifanifc Samiitno trGl1'
ger pirfelig at l9re % bli paapirtei
berai. 9erfor bar ogiaa leg itrGuet
meb of uogipe 9e9cr % IortlGtter
n1eo at ltboipe "Norif-I merifalteren"
Tor at bepore ocn ifprit muli9e ailno'
fob ON SGoreneS Sip % 8lerninq
oq aarofter. % iea baaber, at bort
,SoIf pil itette Soretagenoet peo al
inoienoe Detailing for BET mootagl,t
9pieitof eaer peo at inoienoe gcItil'
linoer. st Seite so Gents. Gn Iar'
aalla, A Setter, $50.
Iartin l1lpeitnb.
1922 47tb glpe g. SO, Seottle.
@aih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
mirttpnn.
Wooer "a to @pru jnSebrrnS

Wober % to g6rn inSebrGnbt.
Wrs. Imelia San Gpps oa benbes to
9srn, oct enc 6 Iar, oct anbet 3
Waaneber, leo Ssnoae en- frpgtelig
Sso peo at brplnoe inbe / lit Stem
peo Saniing. Saoeren, @ilbllr 8an
gppS, bleo irpgteli9 i%orbrpnbt, men
untages of bile lepe. ltlpffen ioraar-
iageoes peo Ell Gfsploiion al Eara'
i'm, bri,gt I'll at nsrc op | 4omfllren.
Sets 8ranSmrnS umfumme. gn
ientetages @pguina / SetroitS Sor-
retningsitrsg nebbrGnote Senoas
meo ct Bensetab al $350,00O, men
enc frpgteligerc blep Grandchildren
berneb, at Den foltebe iefS 9ranb.
mpno Sipet. meoens ire andre fom
farlig tilifabe. &aptein Gocfburn %
otte al bans Wallo blep inoeitpngt /
Den brGnoenoe Hliir peb, at ire Sill.
be fnaieoe iammen, % / 9sbet al en-
Sinle og belt inbtil ban uoaanoeoe,
leoebe ban meo flur Stemme De an.
ore / De &ebningsiorisg, Ser gioroeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Matbieien irtter nh @eroensre.

furb. Oscar Watbieien, Norges be.
fienbte @eroensmeiter / SfsiteIsb,
iotte iibite Ssnoas unber ct Sob peb
Gau Claire en- I'M Ieroensreforb, ibet
ban tilbageIagoe ~ Wil / A Ninu.
ter og 1895 Sefunoer. Zen tiolige'
re &eforb for Sob al benne S9ngoe
iattes al gbnunb Camp / Gleoelanb
Den 27be Saniar 1910. 2amps Sio
bar ! Miniter og % Sefunoer. Oct
or Den alminoeliae Wening blanot
Sportsmpno, of Watbielen ultoer ct
al fine Sob / ct. Eaul, % ban beiei'
reoe Sobn Nilion al minneapolis,
DiIoe bare ~opersaaet i'm isr iotte Der.
bensreforo for Ell Wtil, ON ban life
baobe 9leoet Ell Smiile peo ct Stpffe
Spsiing, benilpngt paa 9anen. Ser
mangleoe nemlie finn TO 6en1teoele al
ct Sefunb paa, of Heforoen bar bic
pen Ilaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Gnrn Hukrta.
Stprt Srnubtnb / Esnnbrpcf. Il

@raub Sorts inblcb Den 6tc bS. Ell
ncQtern Undertaking ON, at Here
Observation-Disclosures bar hrGnbt /
SSnabrocf % al Sobct piloc opCr.
ltlac $4,000.
Notwithstanding nfifirrcs. Che,
riti !. y, Srcndl bcIlaaIaehc her ON
Sagen 30 8allorcr @~rGroepin, ser
par anfommei iii Hortbern Taciiic
@rpreiS Cos Citation / @ismorcf.
Sorienbinacrne bar abrcsierct til ~
ioritieliae Terioner / 9pcn.
WpSer % Barn omfum. Gn icr.
fGroeIig Grploiicn opitoo / Mrs. go.
parb Servings Stem / @lcniielo, ibet
bun iloa @aSolin oper 8lsoer, ser
iormooeocS al pGre iuloiipnoia no.
lIufteNe, Saapel NrS. SenningS
'om benoeS SpGbbarn onitom. -
YPra. Wtateri. Ell Sarmcrs Suitru DO.
enoe n9r Clinton, er oaioa omfom.
met paa Ell ncgct ~lignenbc Taabe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
9lItnnia.

9eucnbe Spin $14.35. @anoa9
betaltes Der paa Warfeoet / Chicago
inbtil $14.35 pr. bunorebe Eunb for
lepenoe Spin. Sroos benne bete
Iris bite Der Jig lioen SiIbsieli9beb
iii at IRIse, % mere eno 5000 Spin
ia9oes at bore boIot noe al Iarfebet
/ Faapente al enbnI bsiere Iriier.
glle Werfer tpber paa, at Sleifcpri-
ierne enonu / nogen Sio bill peoblipe
at itige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
mnChtnptnn.

Slagteri 6rrnSt. Set itore Gar.
items Yocfing Cos Sla9teri / Sacos
ma n%eobrGnote oelpis iibIte Wunoag.
Gen onrettteoe Sfobe an logeS at
bile belebe iig iii $325,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Spi Yris paa Sfrubbens SOueo

SieIge NeSoelclic ira 8rcat SAILS,
er lllpepIagcn III paa enfelte Steoer
al Siateu bIcpen iaa alporlig, at
apGgopbrpiterc bar ifiiot 'dnInleil %
noIopet en- @clNnning al 5000. FOR
hper lin Der 0rpbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
cuiuiu, b, i,,, rirf,r c,,,,,,

goaaruHb az I'm i~tnr,trbt ca az srtubs 2Ur,uiua far
teyntipe Stpmp CRtatut iaqts az hutWioWhslft utU
al btpirit geTns itet ,a,T AiHl,u poptest 2tr {,
Tan en- orouo Culnlut' q. N. Sropts SIeuai-
pcn Gt.H. 25C. ADV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

ViIss snsssst Saa jsa q ~ ~ Tees.
1potesttrHt tllbaatb.ialsr Denssns epis rsss In.
nsut ,fft fnrsrtr hetnes. hiaits. tiecsnee she' 'onsa'
elts, Jsy't SRptahsi's Iuerer. etnis. Au''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

slear TT fsrnner Ttrts SnbNripttpu. iens
bflfi Soii. ener gGuiauoisnina. let or mn.
Teri al ienoe Isfe Penee I nlminoeliee grepe.
% b. fan life O9re aniparli9e tor Bense. ION
Blk boris pan geieH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Mnufuuu.

Saarliat Sipsitel. Haa Sohn Nc.
Wohona Naud) pcb Taibiia er 10
Stpffer apGa buffet unoer Tor SILL
ben. 80 al Dem ianbtes i~hlelfroslen
/ CT Sfur, bpor Sc bauoe tlpn9et zig
Iammcn Tor at hoISe Jig parrle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

Dtulul uuHNH uNu 9tihutuppiiN 'piNi-
Smin Sim Motor Spet0mun opfort
Tor @lutomobilfnpleb ul bcliQ9enoe
omtreut mibtpci2 mcllcm Vtinneapos
lis % Il. Raul, or citcr en- fort men
mc0et itornriuIo SiIpGrcl't blcpen
iolat uCo Nlttiou. Get eucite @ub
.uar S25O,OO0, 0lpct AZ minneapolis
Crult So. @auen hor rrret I &c
cciuer@ NGuocr itocu / %uli iorriGe
Mar, ou Oct ieritc itorc Iutomobjl
fauleb rciultercot / en- bunoreubc
Gauit. Ser Cr uOitcbt BONDS Ill ci
@elsb al S35O,OOO. % ser or gipci
ct IorS Griit Ill at inbleic oi@lc, el'
Ter ser fon lie Ell characterization %
Gicnbommlu lplcn oucrtaGe@. Snllo.
lcrtio holbca bcn altiao Al Wflmneopo.
lis Srlit so. SprlIbcn oiSie Bombs
al $35O.000 fol ser pTrc ubciiaaen
oc Rcouiuqcr Tor grbeibc oq Wate
riolcr bclebenbc liz I'll henintoi
100000
llocn Eotctcr / tu llgcr. 9cltprcI
len peo W%iuueapoliS Vroouce Gr
DANCE cr eiter enoel llubcrisaelie,
TONNE iii Den Slutning, at Imeritas
Soripnine al Tptctcr pil pGre op
bruat ON 40 Gage, OF at man ir,
lobe April iii lite Mai, ga Spben,
me Toteter begpnber at mtommc
oil bape at bierge ii9 bette pietie
Sebemibbel ioruoeu. Ter ~beopnbe
piitncf Of fonlme noglc iao tioIia
'npc Totcter ira Spbeu, men oa .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

&oloium Spb. Sloi Nclion iii for
lcoeu lunber 0rpneringsarbeioer peo
Wcnno en- polbiom Ieo. Gn Gpna-
mitlooning brpnbte belt uuentet az
og Manoens Sopco blcp laa omtrent
belt bortiprpnat.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
A Button Sale

Commenced here yesterday that bids fair eclipse
vious like event in the stores history.
Every good and wanted kind of button here and
sale at prices less than regular for limited time only
There wonderful choice from the tiny ances the large
sizes in plain pearl and novelty effects.
Fancy trimming buttons 1oc l2c sc 2Oc 35c
dozen.
Small trimming buttons and larger match 25c
SOC and 89c dozen.
Fancy sport buttons in two and three colorngs,
25c, 39c, 50c 69c, 89c, $100 and $500 dozen.
Metal and gree buttons plain and fancy styles
and Oriental designs in plain coors and fancy sport shades
OF inad enamel &c., 7ec sec, S1o0 So $125 $225
$3.25 a dozen.
Pearl buttons in the finest OF styles and sizes
IN plain and fancy pearls range from 90 prices range
from 10c to $500 Dozen
Broken lines of plain and fancy buttons in different sizes at
15c 25c and 3oc Dozen
Fancy pearl and trimming buttons II card and
7c card. Various styles and sizes included in this
BowMANs-Man
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

pressly provided that, IL any surplus
remained after bearing all the ex :.
penses incident to their participa-
ton in that parade. 1t should be
turned over through my hands to
the National Red Cross through its
Harrisburg Chapter.
need not tell you with what
especial pleasure 1 hand you here
with the check of these patriotic
persons for sixty-two dollars and
sixty cents and accompanied with
my prayers and best wishes for the
abiding good of the great organi-
cation whose record is already writ
ten large in the history of the world.
Very truly yours,
NJ. G. BRUMBAUGH.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

plete and others are coming along.
The Governor also took occasion
Yesterday to send to the Harrisburg
Red Cross the balance of fund
collected by Capitol Hill people to
defray expenses of the parade. This
was sent to Mrs. Lyman d. Gilbert
with a letter expressive of apprecia-
tion of the work of the Harrisburg
chapter.
The Cumberland committee as far
as completed is as follows:
DIR. A. r. Allen, Carlisle; c. s.
Brinton. Carlisle; G. w. Ensign,
Camp Hill: John Francis. Jr., Car
isle: DIR. NJ. G.. Filler. Carlisle;
Eugene Gardner, Mechanicsburg; s.
NJ. Goodyear. Carlisle: George Nj.
Hayes, Carlisle. DIR. w. A. Hutchin-
son, Carlisle; DR.. @. Carlton
Lee. Carlisle: Merkel lands.
Carlisle; Louis ]. Ladner, Carlisle;
DIR. Fl. II. Longsdorf, Dickinson;
the Rev. Philip McCard, Carlisle;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25


vited to keep his colleagues from the
western end of the State In order
when there was nothing stirring.
The bill to require hunters to wear
red caps or coats aroused many wits.
Mr.. Boyer moved to make 1t patriotic
and substitute red. white and blue
Mr.. Steedle moved to make the hunt
ers carry red lights and Mr.. Whitaker
asked that red-headed people be ex-
empt Finally. Mr.. Powell. Luzerne.
sponsor for the bill. was smoked out
and made a statement on the value
of hunters wearing some distin-
gushing dress. The bill passed. los
to 55.
The Bethlehem bills passed finally,
together with lot of repealers of
old omnibus acts and several bills
were dropped from the calendar. The
bill to forbid foresters, wardens or
game protectors from acting as
guides provoked a long debate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
Swedish Workmen Feel
Bitter Toward Government
By associated Press

London. April 25.-Hjalmar Brant-
ing. leader of the Swedish Socialist
party, has telegraphed to the Daily
Chronicle that the hostility of the
working men in Sweden against the
government is growing more intense.
NJ. Branting says:
Among the workingmen the hos
tile feeling against the ruling reac-
ZIONIST party is growing stroner. This
party. by their trade policy. has caus-
ed the lack of credit from which we
are now suffering" The Socialist
leader expresses the belief that May
Day will pass withou trouble "un-
less the authorities are guilty of
provocation."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

w. II. McCrea. Newville. III. r. Nc
Cartney. Carlisle; W. z. Mahon;
Carlisle. Robert w. PETER. Carlisle;
Homer ID. Romberger. Carlisle; w.
A. Rupp. Carlisle: DIR. Fl. A. Spang-
Ter. Carlisle; c. IT. Stewart, Jr.,
Shippensburg: ID. r. Thompson.
Carlisle: j. c. Wagner. Carlisle;
Miss Vir. NJ. Penrose, Carlisle;
Miss Mary II. Caldwell, Carlisle;
Mrs. Rachael S. Hays. Carlisle; DIR.
Hilda L. Lee, Carlisle.
The letter to Mrs. Gilbert was as
follows:
My dear Mrs. Gilbert:
l think YOU will share with me
the pleasure l have in transmitting
the enclosed letter from Mr.. God
charles and Mr.. Gilchrist. President
and Secretary respectively of the
Capitol Hill employees who partici-
pated in the patriotic parade on
Saturday last.
To their great credit they ex-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
TeQeoltan
Voraliolr

IN the tone of this wonder
= full new phonograph there
is greater depth and rich
ness = less of the phono-
graph and more of nature -
more of the subtle beauty of
each voice and instrument.
Vocation prices-$35 to $3.50
Terms as low as SIS monthly.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

The session lasted until nearly mid''
night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
and Georgette Crepe

The quantity into yards by thousands marvellous
collection of dainty fresh charming aces and embroidery
superior quality of Georgette crepe all selling figures
that absolute saving of from 20 to 80 per
There is big variety there is plenty for everybody now
but urge you make selections without delay the sell
ing activity will deplete the assortment in few days
At 5c yard = Cotton Cuny Torchon Laces and Oriental
Bands; 2 to inches wide. t,t.
At 121ze yard = Point de Paris and Fet Laces; 2 to
inches wide
At 19e yard = Venise Edges in white and cream to
inches wide
ing tops.
39e yard Vense Bands; to inches wide in white
and
Attic yard Swiss Embroidery and Batistc Edges 3 to
II inches wide.
80 yard Gcorgette Crepe in all color
excellent quality. ~
BowMANs-siain Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
RED COAT BILL
STRS UP WITS
Hunting Measure Is Put
Through House With One
Vote to Spare

Members of the House held their
first night session outside of Mondays
last night and had considerable fun
during the consideration of bills. In
cidentally Mr.. Mearkle. Allegheny.
who was presiding, was solemnly in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
GOVERNOR WILL
OUTLINE WORK
Plans TO Meet With Members
of the Committee of Public
Defense Soon

Governor Brumbaugh will discuss
plans of the committee of public de-
fense in regard to the local units at
a meeting to be held within a few
days. The Governor is busy work
ing on the lists of local committees.
Ae Cumberland committee is COM
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
Women's Thread Silk Stock,
ings at JJc a Pair

Black and white only; 10
inch thread silk boot; double
soles; wide garter tops.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
Handsome Bed Spreads
FaU0rQbIy Priced

The spreads tell of today priced accordingly
to present market conditions They're much lower; they
contracted for long before prices bounded such
dizzy heights.
We firmly believe that in presenting the following groups
of bed spreads that they superior and in value
giving and not to be duplicated at the figures in
regular way any other place.
Crochet Spreads - good durable quality closely
size SOx9O inches, at S1 80
Satin Spreads variety of beautiful designs size $1,000
inches, $3.50 and $4.55; size 90x00 inches $3.50
Imported Dimity Spreads for summer use; size 72x90
inches. at $3.50; size 9Ox0O inches at $4.25.
Embroidered Pique Bed Sets in pink and blue; set
OF bed spread 90x100 inches and bolster sham
match Set 1895
BOwMAN'S-Second
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

BowMAN's-Third Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

BOWMAN s-Main Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
Your Porch Chair or
Rocker Is Here

Comfortable, roomy porch furniture
in a number of styles and finishes -
chairs, rockers or suites, in willow,
reed, fibre, hickory and maple.
A special offering in substantially
built porch rocker, as illustrated, hn-
ished natural with double reed seat,
BOWMANS-Fifth Floor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
Many Cars Stuck in, Mud Outside Of City
May Drive TrafItiD Other
Directions

Local garage mon estimate that be-
tween forty and seveity-five cars a
day are now passing thr'ugh Chickasha
on the Ozark Trail witch would not
otherwise touch the ciE Because Of
The very bad condition # roads at the
present time. only knocks on Chicka-
sha and Grady county 4 the result Of
drivers advertising over Oklahoma
and the United States where a hearty
recommendation for this locality was
anticipated This cannd be attribut-
ed to the trasi Of course but rather To
the unusually rought Conditions iot6
which the county roads are getting.
twenty-five cars stucl in mudholes
Wednesday less than two miles from
Chickasha. Six we're hung up in less
than mile from town iuone place and
were extricated from thdr plight only
at great expense on the part of these
car owners Two bridges west Of town
need approach repairs % badly, it is
said, that broken springs and damaged
wheels are brought to he shops here
daily together with the bitterness OF
their owners because Of ditched high.
ways and faulty bridges
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
BAD CONDITION OF OZARK
ROUTE is KNOCK ON CITY

Garage managers and repair shops
Of Grady county Do not solicit this kind
6r business and would rather sell only
absolutely necessary supplies to tran
sient motorists and have their city and
place of business magnified in the
country's eyes.
Ozark Trail officials who we're here
today did not restrain themselves in
the condemnation Of Grady county
roads over which the big trail must
pass. 1t was also pointed out by these
men that within the next three or four
months overland traffic would be mul-
tiplied several times by northern trav.
olers to Fort Sill and Sam Houston to
visit relatives in those two camps and
II Chickasha would stay in good stand
ing with other trail points, something
must be done quickly. The moist con.
dition Of roads now is most favorable
for grading, filling, and other imper.
ative improvements, trailers say, aud
if something In the good roads line ~
not started soon the Ozark route would
bring more sorrow than benefit to
Chickasha, Il Is declared
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
OFFICER CHARGED
WITH PREVENTING
HIS SONS ARREST

II does not often occur that coun
ty officer is arrested on the charge Of
trying to interfere with the execution
OF the law. The detention Of Deputy
Sheriff +. r. FroneDerger Of Mineo
however, furnishes such an instance
On complaint OF City Marshal Sankey
Of Minco Froneberger was arrested on
that charge and, on being arraigued In
the county court today, gave bond for
his appearance.
Yesterday, It is alleged, the Minco
marshal attempted to arrest a son Of
Froneberger on the charge Of being
drunk and disturbing the peace The
deputy sheriff, It Is alleged, opposed
this and was himself lodged in jail
where he spent three hours last night
The warrant was issued and served
this morning, Froneberger coming here
to face The charge. si
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
GERMAN CLASSES
MAY BE ABOLISHED
IN LOCAL SCHOOLS

That the spirit Of pairiniism is seiz'
ing tho citizenship Of Chickasha and
that they are becoming aroused to-
feeling Of resentment over the action
of the kaiser and his hordes, was evi-
denced today when number Of citi-
zens began the agitation Of the aboli-
tion Of German classes in the public
schools here.
The movement has not yet taken def
mite form but a petition to that end
may be presented to the board Of du,
ucation at an early date
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
JOHNWALLIS LISQUALIFIES FOR
HARVARD RADIO COURSE

mine the most ambitious and enterpris.
ing recruits for higher salaried posi-
TONS and training Wallis has been
studying radio and signaling work
since volunteering to master the
branch for higher service to the coun-
try: the twenty students who have left
Waukegan. Michigan for one Of
Americas greatest colleges where the
war department has entered them a
thorough scholarship lading to mas
terry OF their art do not regret the ef-
fort expended The letter which came
to Wallis sister here from the elated
young wireless man stated that he
was enroute to Harvard and by the
time Of his messages receipt here
would be enrolled for an education
which leads to the highest American
citizenship.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
United States Recruiting
Station Hunts Home

for new location. Some little diff
Guilty in finding a suite Of rooms large
enough for examination purposes has
been encountered though recruiters be-
lieye a new home can be located in a
fow days
Army recruiting has been slow the
past few days awaiting further draft
operations. When accepted men are
announced. alternatcs are called, and
calls for reserve to be examined sent
out. the force believes another big vol
run will begin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
Naval RecruIt-FrOm NInnekah will Re-
csive Advanced Training al EX-
penss Of Government

Direct proof ilIat Uncle Sam does not
slight the education Of his talented aud
progressive soldier and sailor boys was
furnished yesterday by letter from
John Wallis Of Anadarko enlisted here
but few months ago and since sta
toned at the Great Lakes naval train
ing schools on Lake Michigan, that out
OF twenty rockies selected in his com
pany of 81 men as being the most
promising students for a thorough ra-
dio course in Harvard university. he
had placed eight. Competitive exami
nations are given periodically to deter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
Fishing FayOrIle Sport Of French People
in that Section, Especially Among
Men Back from Trenches

Another letter from Somewhere IN
France" received by Mrs. Annie
Marsh from her son. Elmer Marsh, who
is with the gallant Sammies near the
war front, under date Of July TO- says:
Il just returned from town few
minutes ago. We have had no drill
today so we have been celebrating.
"a few OF us went down to the beach
this afternoon and took a dip in the
salt water. then went down town
Il have been eating candy Of al
kinds, cherries, peaches, apples, or
anges and pears but they were pretty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
Sheriff Trails
MortgagedCar
to Burk Burnet

Sheriff Hodge Bailey returned this
morning from long chase after o
mortgaged automobile The mortgage
was held by H. Kohn who accompa-
MED him, and the party returned with
the car this morning, the car being
driven back by Elgin Colburn.
The man who owned the car was u.s.
ing it as a service car between Rich
ards Spur and Burk Burnet, Texas.
and claimed that he meant no harm in
leaving Chickasha without notifying
Kohn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-25
BIG CROWD AT BOY SCOUTS
FLAG RAISING CEREMONIES

Of the details needed for the flag rails
ing ceremonies
IN addition to aiding The Red Cross
girls, tho Scouts had to dig the hole
and raise aud set their s5-goot flag
pole, a task almost beyond their
strength but which they accomplished
with the same indefatigable energy
and determination Of purpose that has
characterized them in all their UNDER
takings
The flag raising ceremonies were to
begin promptly at Z o'clock but owing
to the failure Of some to appear as an.
nounced in the program and the delay
on the part Of others the beginning
was delayed and it was necessary to
shorten the ceremonies that all might