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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-08-31
First National Bank
S,U CCESSFUL MEN
JOHN o. ROCKEFELLER.

The richest man in the world today was
born on a farm in 1889 at Richford,
N. Y. His parents were not wealthy.
but were able to give him an
academic and business school educa-
tion. The conditions surrounding his early
life formed in him habits of industry and
frugality. At the age of eight he raised
turkeys and kept book account of his
receipts and expenses.
He went to Cleveland when he was
sixteen and secured employment as book
keeper with a commission company at
s1G.5O per month. He worked early and
late and saved his money. In a few
years he started in the commission busi-
ness himself with a Mr.. Clark as partner.
The business grew rapidly and they bor-
rowed money to enable them to take care
of it.
In 1860 with the use of his own money
and what he could borrow he went into
the oil refining business. Under his ca
pable management this business prospered
and in twelve years he had acquired one
fifth of the oil business of the United
States. 1t mas been growing ever since
and Mr.. Rockefeller's income today is
said to be over 70 million dollars a year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-08-31
At Our Soda Fountain

Delicious Soda Phosha Grape Juice Ice Cream and
cry other kind of Summer Drinks, we'd fresh and pure
Drop in and for yourself how inviting everything
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-08-31

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
Back From France
on Way to Prson
Six NJ n Under Guard Pass
Through Richmond. One
Smiling Negro in Lot.

SIN American soldiers destined FOR
irtson at Fort jay. y y, handcuucd
ana under guard. passed through liiSh-
wond yesterday. All came here from
Newport News. Five came 10 that por;
direct from service III France Thc
sixth, q negro trooper. MAS sentenced
from tho camp ~ Newport News
Tho five fellows from France. Young
Stcrs, tanned and seasoned, with trench
caps set at rakish angle. seemed in
good huinur, although keeping their
bracelets covered by ovcrcoaiS. They
wil spend about six months at Fcvi
JAY. whence they viii 80 to Fort
LCaNonworth. Kansas. 10 serve Sent"nc-
- ranging from two TO five years. Their
punishment is due 10 too frequent
fractures Of camp rules over there"
The negro Erinninc. HAIRED
mulatin, goes directly from Fort Jay
to bavcnworth. II was stated that
No WAS adjudEcd incorriEihlc in camp
and for tho good OF the service was
sent away. However. he appeared to
Ice that class OF Colorcd person who
is u JOY to the Scuthcrucr's heart. Amid
adversely. he still could smile and say
"thnnka. sub 20 tho newspapornlan
who shclled out his final 4, cents for
possible smokes in prison.
The guards in charge Of the prison
erS were extremely rcticent aud would
give little tnformation as to their
charges. Corporal I'D W. Jackson
was in charge of tho guard. The rr's
onrrs were John l.. Woodson. Henry
j. Majorc. Henry Harrington. orville
~. Lowry. Haywood -. Mcf.cary. and
Red" Howard. the latter being tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
0lD-TIME SHOOTERS
MATCH NEXT SATURDAY
West End Cum Club Event Is Attract
ing Large Attention From
MnrkSmcu.

The old timers shoot, which will he
hcld At tho West End Gun Club Sat
w'Iay, May L. will nc :, gala event.
tween the old hoys" and the old
men but young shooters" matches
are also the subjects OF great interest
IN Ur,pShooiinS circles here. Sccrc-
;"iN TART says hr has received very
few destinations. while on the other
hsui many ot the old boys have Id-
N!SCd that they Viii hc on hand.
TWO sets Of traps Viii hc used aud
The vluh is prepared to take care of
Al WI" care L. shoot the younger
shooters are expected 10 attend IN
honor Of the veterans aud vii! act as
hosts The traps can hc reached on
the W"Sthamrton car line. getting oil
At stop Is or by autoinobilc. either
Gary street Road or Patterson Avenue
20 Oakland Avenue To car line. The
public is invited TO Witness the shoot
ing. several notable expert trapshotS
VII he present and participatc in the
shooting. The individual matches have
been arranged as follows:
LIST or oiD-TIMEUs'
MATCHES INCLUDE 20 MEN
Dick johnson Us. Dave t:dmcnds,
Eilly Hammond. 81. ". Eilly Boyd.
Harry ColIutt vs. Eddie Hewitt.
John blair vs.. Billy Wood. Horace
llawcs vs.. Billy Massic. Harton tiruudy
Is. Bob Jones, John Harrison vs.. Mai
ter liuckncr. Or. Joe White rs. : W.
Travcrs. Jake Anderson ". Connie
saunders, Tom Euiin ". Lee Lorraine.
Miles Gary Us. Tony Miller, Phil Flip
pen vs.. Henry l.. Vaughan. Dick Cole
man vs.. Macs Hart. Charlie Cross ".
Charlie Savillc. Carroll Montague vs..
Captain jim sheppard. DR.. Edward Me-
CURE vs.. R"v. Randolph. Charlie Cooke
vs.. John BaSby iiarriscn blair vs..
Eeirne blair. Frank Stcarncs vs.. FUSS
Eil%Son. Tom FoN vs.. stony boswell
George Tilcr vs.. Dr. Spccrs George,
g. u. George ". Rufus Baker. J. q.
4 ri Ia
vs. y. j. Warren, u. y. i'rentiss vs..
Pollard Cardoza, Dal. Coghil vs.. pr.
Nelson Goodrich. Joe Cox ". Leslie
Eilis, Tom Herbert ys Waiter Pinder,
renee ~. Robert Cole. Emory Stoor w..
Edgar Moss. Jim Anderson vs.. Sam
Goodioc, Billy Harris Us. Colonel Jim
Matches between old men, but
young shooters" are as follows:
Oliver Bostock vs.. John Swartwout.
Cabcll rs; Nick liotchkiss. Cary Shep-
pard rs. Mike Weisiser. Stuart Chris
tian ". Bye Darlington. Albert Wad-
dcyy vs.. Charlie Larns. Arthur Glas-
rs. Fred Scott Campbell. Churchill
Young vs. George street, IL. John
Mason vs.. Burleigh Wardlaw. Jack
Bibb vs.. Billy Harvey. Mel Branch vs..
Earnest Meade. Gary Bragg vs.. l.. NJ
Garrett. Scott Ferguson ". l.. \: fdl-
moro, liil .'ueutIt ~. tlbptl ioNi'r.
H. \ Mc,;rath ". Lieutenant raul
Shafer. Lieutenant Ridge Moore vs..
Lieutenant John Cary lieutenant Eiliy
Jcrmau ". lieutenant Billy l.cfcw,
Harry Vaughan vs. kcmper Nanccy,
Amber Johnston vs. stewart Jones.
John NJ. Miller vs.. Tom Williams. Her
bert jackson vs. Dick WORKMAN, 7. :
Winston v. W w. scott. Waller liol-
liday W. Bob Kent. oliver Sands vs.
Colonel Tom McAdams. Tom Purcell vs.
Baylor Hin. Tom Gresham vs. Dick
Bruce. Archer Jones vs. Armistead
Arvc.
Thr shooting will begin about 3
o'clock +. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
NEW LAW GIVES POWER
TO SEIZE GRAIN, YEAST AND HOPS

In addition. NJ E-aUc stated that
The recent law passed by Congress Civ
ing his men authority 10 seize and con-
nsca;e grain. MALI. yeasi. hops or any
other ias-edien: used III the disabling
0! liquors o. any material used III the
manufacture % stills where they have
reason 10 believe tha: i; = 20 be used
IN an ua!a,:u! :is@ne- has supplied
the missing link whereby they can alb
solu;e!y proven: the manufacture Of:
any liquors n :h's state
In scco.6ancs ai;h :a!s ias and more
July 20 proven; - unlawful u1a7u-
fac,urc .: liquors ,he :o-cs Of tile
revenue sss-t vi, ss@a . checN on all
facilities TO- C.sVes - g; materials
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