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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-26


/ Miss Clara woodson is reported IL
today. .
Mystery ship-a thriller. Kozy to
day, Il
Mr. and Mrs. 7. P. Golden expect
to leave soon for Amarillo, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Brownson
are Oklahoma City visitors today
Miss Kathryne Barr left today for
Norman where she win spend the
week end.
Mrs. Bonnie Andrews left yestar.
day for San Antonio, Tex, for a
short VISIT.
"A Daughter of Uncle Sam" Kozy
today. IT
A big sale on spring millinery Fri
day, April &c, Mrs. Mahoncy, Bon
Ton Millinery. 25-2t
Mrs Opal Scott is quite i'll at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j, A. Temple.
w, II. Dick, trainmaster of El Re
no, was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Graham and daugh
ter, Ruth, will leave soon for two
weeks visit in Waurika.
"A Boar Fact" A scream. Kozy
today 1tl
Edgar Cowan left this morning for
Oklahoma City and Norman where
ne will spend the week end.
A big sale on spring millinery Fri. |
lay, April &c. Mrs. Mahoney, Bon
Fon Millinery. 25-2t
MIR. and Mrs. Gonovel will leave
.omorrow for Kansas City, Mo, to
'pend the week end.
Athletic Series Something new
Nozy today. 1tl
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard will leave
his afternoon for Santa Rosa, N. NJ,
or a two weeks trip.
Daughter OF Uncle Sam" Kozy
oday. II
BY all means, hear the inspiring
lusic and readings at Junior High
riday night. 24-3t
H. c. McCullen, road foreman of
luipment for the Rock Island, went
Lawton today on business.
Chas. Coyt comedy-a riot of fun
ozy today. I'LL
Misses Gladys Hill and Helen Tay.
+ Of the o. c. w. went to Norman
day to spend the week end and
ltness the track meet.
The character portrayed by Ethel
ayton in stolen Hours" tonight
the Sugg is entirely different from
~ character she has ever before
aged. II
Mrs. Lottie Mullians and Mrs
enn Wilson Will hear Secretary Nc
Ioo's speech in Oklahoma City Sat
day.
Miss Rose Balk left for Norman z
IS morning to visit her brother.
'rris, and to attend the tract meet N
S week end.
Miss Leona Adkisson will leave to
'rrow for Enid and Morrison. where
: will visit with relatives and :
ends for two weeks.
Irs. J. Fl Lynch will go to Kan ,
City Saturday, to meet her daugh- =
Miss Edith, who is returning
n visit to Chicago, Illinois.
iaving disposed Of our residence
perty we will sell our household ;,
niture at private sale Call at
7ate sale. Call at 1Ol4 South sth
set Saturday or Monday. Phone
Mrs. VIM H. Donahue. 1t :
ire n RaoC,toL 80. ....-, ~. u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-26
Personal
Mention

|
Phone S43, Cox and Son, for coal
Lump coal delivered, $3.50; nut Goa
delivered, $500. 4-l-30i
T. P White has left for shor
visit to Ft Worth, Tex.
Our elephants ear, gladiola and
dahlia bulbs have now arrived Gray
Floral Co., phone $50. 26.2t
Spencer White will spend the week
end in TT. Worth
A big sale on spring millinery Fri.
day, April 26. Mrs. Mahoney, Bon
Ton Millinery. 25-2t
Margaret Lille Company in Tab.
loid Musical Comedy, Sugg tonight
Special prices on paint. See BLY,.
12-tf
J. NJ. Brown expects to go to FIT.
Worth tomorrow for a few days.
Our elephants ear, gladiola and
dahlia bulbs have now arrived. Gray
Floral Co., phone $50. 26-2t
c. M Hodge is spending few
days in Ft Worth Tex, on business
Everything in wall paper at Bly's.
l2.tf
w. T. Burke, storekeeper for the
Rock Island, is reported i'll today.
White corn paste for sale by Chas
BLY,. 12-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Nall have gone to
Dallas to make visit of two weeks.
Ethel Clayton in a classy World
picture. Sugg tonight 1t
Walter Hamilton left for short |
trip to Ft Worth today.
We have the new issue A IA per
,ent bonds ready for delivery for
Rose who paid cash. Chickasha Ma
ional bank. 25-2t !
Mrs. r. II. Burger Of Madison, wis.
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E,
English.
Our elephants ear. gladiola and
ahlia bulbs have now arrived. Gray
loral Co., phone 5S6. 26.2t
G. M. Reed left for Guthrie today
} spend Saturday and Sunday with
is brother.
What? Miss Mays Junior High
recital. When? Friday,
is p. M. Where? Junior High
'hool. 24-3t I
~a Y
G. L. McGehee is visitor in Nor
an this week end and is attending
e annual tract meet. :
The readings given at the Junior q
igh orchestra recital will please ,
u. 24.3t
Coming tomorrow "a Son of Dem. r
racy," another of the famous Lin A
In series. 1t II
We have the new issue 4 Il per
ht bonds ready for delivery for +,
ose who paid cash Chickasha Ma. N
nal bank. 25.2t ;,
Madame Sewsames and Madame
athertop will display the latest n
lies in dresses and hats, at the 81
eretta, next Tuesday evening. Ad- E,
ssion 25c. 1t
W. H. Donahue left this morning 50
Waurika, where he will spend the te
2 in the interest of the Third Lib r,
Loan campaign, and Saturday
go from there to Oklahoma City
attend the McAdoo celebration nr
IEEP LOOKING YOUNG :. :, :,
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets
he secret of keeping young is to feel III
ng - to do this you must watch your TO
and bowels - there's no need of tn
ng sallow complexion - dark rings 90
er your eyes - piuples - bilious %
in your face - dull eyes with no -
kle. Your doctor will tell Won ninety
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-26
EXPRESSION LESSONS

Private lessons by term or month.
Special coach lessons $1.O0 each.
Special public speaking class for
high school boys only will be organ
lied If desired for Saturday mornings
from 8 to 8.
Studio 1908 s. 7th street. Phone 542.
MRS. A. D. MORGAN,
lEtader) and Teacher Of Expression
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
THREE ROUNDUP DIRECTORS SERVING WITH AMERICAN EXPEDITION OVERSEAS

Iiirs4r iionnd-i'p dir,ntar~ au' n"W
Iranop. Tiiph are iir-t ihcuipnnui
rrd ~ieiWor tin seuirTl Who Non hi-
commission "a the -tuuud training
camp ai the i,rr~idiu and IA. hisl
nith fir nriiiirfb in irnnsr since tact
Niinsr ilnh "A tliimr ~ irft, MIN D.
raI4nin in the iind tui-s ssfN to',
and arui. Iamrs ~ sinrgis, 80 riEiH,
Mio D. alnp 10 ihr uFtiiirrA itrut.
-iursi- ruii-isd in llir MasiinEtnu at-
tiiiers and Nas pgnni"ind fifsi ~ af-
geani nnd ihrn a. q iirni,nanDAs ~
iiif,ur 81 ihr~p mrH Mersf HttitF
iiaundrtp . Wurkr1n Nhibr hrrr, Ne,
lliinrF haAinW -efAod rpni uiu"n-iy
iiom iiir instHlun 80 tho iipiind y
uHtii this hfaT.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
XTRA

MASiIINGTON, sept. 20.-A
long range American gun has
lHVn >h"iiiug Mass acsslFTiing to
entente allied cables quoting Ger-
man official prcss rcIEIrt~. The
iHim lardmrnt has lsyn carried on
for several dal- and word has
Travelled throughout Lorraine.
despite German aitemuH~ 10 snp-
prc~- the news. Thc Germans
~, thcS have cNpcrtrd hong range
~heiling fur some time and point
So thrir hig sun Whieh Tir.d nn
Paris. GcFmnu rspnrt~ indicate
that thr guns arr lncated near
i'uiut- Al Aiuu--slu.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
AIl.IEs SWEET IS 10 ~ Mnrs.

LONDON, sept. 60 Nllied troops
ere advancing GA IS mile front in
Macedonia. arsIrding tu dispatches
from the ~aluuiki front to-day.
The ~erhian- have Crgp--s'd the Ger
t.a river between RH~iuhrN aud d.ndi-
sab. capturing MrcWcko. The Fight
nag frpnf haS bscn Widrncd uutu Il
tstcuds - mile ca-t of the tcrna
atoms which the allies have advanced
tctWcrn IS and ~ miles Near sake
noiran tisc Rriii-h and Sroeks WoN-
irg forward un 10 mile Iruut,
4 Briti-h official oomniuhiqU' de-
iare- thr bulgarian tr'urh -N-t,ri
in thc Iaac Duiran rrgiun ha- hocn
rapturtd and the otn ui bnilan g.
toW safely hcld.
Iast of Lake Dorian "Wednesday
ihr aliis-- carrird the cnetH, "uf-
isi~t tine and tuuL 5uu pri-onTt- iud
~Hlunld ss8suuupiqur said. trr, Il
troop-. ~topoFutius, fought eallanuy
IA Httnck- tu tiir eastward and w,-t-
ward.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
HAPPY CANYON
PACKED TO DOORS
Red Dog Gambling Tables
Lure Money
Spenders.

Packed 90 the doors uy am euihusi-
astic crowd Happy canyon show iaHt
night was even more successful than
ou the Opening night The meiuborz of
the camp ltWlA band opened the
shoW with % short convert ana were
ohesred as they marched into the
arena In military formation.
1-lt popularity 81 the dance hHn be-
uniHRHcd. The crowd last utlht oan-
unued iu ri1s until late W tho eesu-
lnE and receipts from the affair were
excellent. sav Happy canyon ofngf-
ole. Tho Rcd Dog Saloon also bad lts
followers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
NOTIFY LEAGUE OF
SOLDIERS WHO HAVE
NOT BEEN LISTED

Owing 60 tllr iat many Ieanir
Had iHilrd go rIiuri nanis- uf rsl-
anNt'- and friend- Whn arr lee tllr
-t'Fn irr it drAriuiis that q uHm-
lrr 90 ttvai hnAs Nuiuntrsfitis ln
iltr arms aiid nHAA Nrf' uut i.t.
90 iu thr Tu-tvr AreirrdaA Aus
onr hiluwlus ui sHrh bns- nut
ii-it'd alr' a-k,d 60 naiiN iilr ga
triutn ~ilAltr iHnsuF Iilnur
i2I. giving tllr namr. ranb and
addu'-e uf ihe -,ildieF. A. aiidi.
tinnai ii-t ut -u,h uru Nih h,r
puiii-iird tuulufulN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
INSURGENTS CAPTURE
HUN MILITARY TRAIN

sr0CHHoLM. sept Ukraine
iafursents blew up German military
train and captured 10 villages ac-
oardiue % dispatches from ePtrograd
today
Dispatches rrgandlng the siberian
operations declare the SnViet~ have
occupied Eiuduvsk and the SEechs
have captured HIzeuakt BrIshevikl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
FOUR CARS OF WAR
BOOTY HERE SOON

A special train Of four cars. cou-
tanning German MAR booty. viii ar
rive lp rcndleton September 20. ut
So m. ANA leave al $50. II ia
tald the trophies comprise O. wonder
ful collection. the greatest set
bgauEht Go the Pacific coast and viii
Do splendid opportunity fpr Pen
dlrtnn people ta see the real evil
De nee u what 10 being done 60 tito
HLns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

- we'll aoos slim Allen. ui Arizona
like ihn happH canyon show THAI he
declares that after the var is oyef
lf viii take it TO gunsg Island Ac-
rnrdinE to Allen fhe Show brats any
thinH be- ever saw at the hig New
YORK amus"ment park.
jackson sundou champion ~
the Round i'p 1870 years HEu. NaH
nur Of thr tNa lndlans who appsai-
rd iu rrui war costume yesterday in
abe Indian parade iie wofr full Wsf
reRaiia ana sar paint
Donna card who Was thrown from
her horse Yesterday iu she suwHlfl.H
re'Hy race suffered the same aeei-
dtrt ihsi year However, after br-
luH carried uf fhs trurl. aH the result
80 yesterday Hpill che returned 60
tie ARENA fFw minutes later aul
tas HNrn q band h} the audience
Yakima ranuu Be- well known m
o., rendiriuu boz suns rnuuff b. an
unfamiliar name 90 many Round 40
fNnf Yoi the name ~ ihr famaHs
dar ~ the BIG show iH really lsnos
F1ma tenfH ago when Fanuit firff
raWs io rdp ai ihr ilouna, Hp from
k kannNHWa Washington. lu tho Yak
ltHa country ho Was photographed
hy walter hpNlnan. Bosnian, after
Finishing ihs picture. wanted tu hr
ha % aud Hns told ihat fanuit'H flrHt
name NHn nui huoNn bui ihn hn Nas
ffum thr FhklmH country ta "1Hkr
iina ranuu" h NHF and has r,rn rfsf
since
A unt Indian boy in regulation
fallnr tuit udiHE in ihr inuiHH pa
faaa trrf,TdHh hTuuKhi shrrTa aud
hand dHppinE num the audience The
Hound i'p rrpNd responded aEalu in
/ ths parade Hhen Hu Indian mother
rode hl nn hafHo Nith HfrsIra nHH
4 displayed amunH tho indian irHupinrH.
The rHmu ifNlH hand rnse go its
frst Nlih eherr fur Sergeant Tommy
tfimrH Hhsn he entered thg HfcuH
htsitfduB fur ths steer fnpnF enu
fttl .uf Bflmrt lH FELLOW soldier
nnm ihn ramp. ile Nnu Hsruna in
fhs event
Kd Ng0fr. former f'rndirfnu boy
Do Do l'rudlffun taking Hound % pie.
torres and D. HtslaiinHs MHinr ter
Hunihours Hlth the official Hound
80 piciufrr iie o. nt present "a krl'
it Field Traaa ana has che lite ~
ntfa photngraBhrr Moore ansH hui
lrarn tu nF, aH hia auiirH are eon-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

LONDON. sept 20--Niadamc Alex
andcr Bed~chahcauna. organizer uf
the Russian Wumcn- battalion uf
death Wa> r,ccutcd az Ntebak ~s'p-
toinlicF ~ for participation Ia Cunn-
irr revolution. Hc'or,iing Ia a Berlin
Wirrle~s. ThC dispatch DECLARED tic
Woman Nu~ shot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

WASHINGTON. sept au.--Nine
inch aud larger caiibor guns can B1w
shoot into Metz frum the American
positions, mcmiH'rs of the hnu-C mill
tary affair committee said they Nvrr
told at the war department to-day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
MoFUVnEs RIsTAKEN.

LONDON. sept. 20.--Tale Britisli to-
amy rccapfursd Mosntrcs scNen miles
west of CHmbrni last night. Iiaig an-
nouHood. The fighting - continuing
in that r'gfon.
We advanced our lines q mile Ia thr
IsenasliTe- f5Ias-iles ss~aor, wrsi 81 lN-
catFlet yesierdag in the faoe OF stFpng
opposition and hraty auilisTsfnE.
shortly iu-foFe midday yesterday the
English trooIss afiarked in ihe is'In-
piHc- IIps'iies @'rtor, the siaieHneni
said.
Ga spite of considerable opposition
they made valuable nFogrrss 60
degth ~ a mile ur m0Fr an that line,
Isgx's iously Rainnd Ia this iofniits.
few pFisssnrrs we're sakrn in lgcai
efeagrmrnfs. North of iaus hoe
iiie rnidins party Na-. repui--rd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
BANDITS GET $4,000
FROM ILLINOIS BANK

CHICAGO Sept goo fNe bandits
TODAY held up tho Argu State rauR
and escaped with $4,000. Argo be-
suburb 81 Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

there.
This is Fochs strategy 60 rplit the
forces until IL Is probie
u.atical n the German leader win be-
able Go put much punch IN blow
anywhere even though he should have
O.. ore troops in reserve.
a. il generally believed tina; the
nest few weeks ought 20 write the
story.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

LONDON. Scpt. .2O.-IIriii-h furcc-
arr Operating at tho ArhRHetl front
"a Russia and captured the enemy
largest stranor Ia the DAina river. ~
D. uffitaHiiA announced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

PARIS. sept, 2o.--lrancs'- reply a.
tic Austrian pcacc discussion pro-
Iso-al handed to thc swedish minister,
tsln-i-i- of Premier ticmcnecau'-
~l-Stil 10 titc ~cnatr refusing the Of
tea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
GERMANS To ENACUATE rus
SIAN LAND

LONDON sept. 20.--An agree
mcm has hern SIGNED az Wilma hS
Ru~-iRn aud German delegates pro-
siding for German evacuation of o.
Otlpird territories. atsurding to dis
natchc- from pctrograd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

lONnpN, sept 20.--A rpou pub
Aslicd iu ihr D"ut~lhc> Zeltung mat
Austria aud Serbia arr rarl iug On
o., ufs' urgotluiinu- through ~Wrdish
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
.3ssI.NTIAI.'roeIrI0Ns srIzrn.

ESSENTIAL L'PosITIoNs sFIzED.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES,
SGD. 20,--Tiss IiFiiisli Hads eNtTal'F'ii-
naFy Eains aud fiisiF stisss'--s's of tho
pas tNo dnss arr oninplctc.
G.eF1nans who hsid oHt'Alsis nf tlir
IIindenhnFE iinn IA sIsgis ieiNern
CnmbTai and ~. puenlin hntr iran
flsaF-d Ouf. Nbiie ~ other Idacfsz tiic
british FsEained ouffspsi positions
lemloFaFils onpiuHtvd 10 ihe cns1Hs,
uflislh nre absolutely esrs'ntiai 90 thr
safety ~ file great offensive shHtcan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

PARIS. sept, go in the frilan of
-. Quentin the French yesterday
captured i.fainNt - GTand aud took
additional prisoners.
Easi nf Aiiirtte the niFht WaH
marked by violent enemy reactions.
D 80 different counter attacks wrro
broken up before our neN poaHinnA
north ~ Allemaui. shst ~ Moinsh ana
Farn The enemy suffered vrn
hsatb losssH nIthoui obtaining ihe
leant results.
On ihe AiHna We occupied trrflioiA
lesi ~ AlEs northeast of Naiiie1
A. fnena attempt 60 rrnHH ihc Nrslr
u Jonicht eaH broken up. our pa-
ir0ls penetrated thr enemy lines nofih-
mssi ~ knnain In Champagne and
brought bark prisoners,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

PARIS. sept. 20.-T"n thousand
BulRarians were calHurcd "Wednesday
on the ~alokina front. the I1cho de
Paris stated today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
VALUABLE OUTPOSTS
AND TOWN CAPTURED
FOE SACRIFICE Vain
PENDULUM LIKE BLOWS
FORCE SCATTERING OF
PRECIOUS RESERVES

PARIS, Sept. 20.-TSenril troOps
Assfersiay captured IlssiKny- -ile-fsraDn
fpur miles soaIh of ~. Quentin. tho
war affice to-day announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
LATE war BULLETINS

diplomat T. characterized here In
wen informed circles n entirely
without foundation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

Hg WILLIAM PHILLIP siA1F,
a nifed ktatnH staff correspondent
pARls. srpf 90 Won iilndrnburE
Ias begun iu hii back WIN ODE main
lina dffrnHfs Hfert where fiFnaerd
nnd facing possible Hfcund retfrnf
fag moro disastrous thHn ihf first hr
ia being forced a. haetiflDs % paH ~
Iis precious frHeTbrH Boo nn Fffurt io
f.ste himself Thr laffsi nrur De- ihai
ihe German armies rffrl nitrr have
bon fspuisad boz ihsir counter nt'
gafks white uiisr ~ dead rheH iir
lffote tha Brush linfa ui tamhfai
nna fi quentin.
Manniilns Dsnefals HtnE FsalinF
Hun Hua belfnH aFs snrlnslHR ~
QAsntln ahirh 10 saadig Mhai iiins
q, nhufr hnH tried 10 prrgeri
Mhh ihe regularity ~ u tninNinH
f,anauium Marshal Fnch iH hiiiiuH
ihf Osunans hard atoms sac linz The
Iinns hIn frpaued ipndiY HNHihH
fisemmitfs ln ffum ths 80 a. NNiis
sfisnd rsarinN f0f Lille nnd bfalal
IflndfnhuFK has been forced a. rnn.
=, nifaif pan ~ bic nRa 'aliia rf-
afgkrH there. fHmbfHi end ~
opsnun nfs threatened ao anHlhrf
ulHra ~ men "a Required in iHiH hr'
fs.n.
ftssaHrtrs hsaffnfFid.
GauefHl MHFlnH msnHcr fawHrd
bagsfnne positions northeast of hDiH
fs.ua nrcrnsitHfaH third hHtsa ~ fe'
selssH gnurfai PerfhinHs orch CO..
Wnrd Msix and iifief ana ifa tsff
gHfss ~ gsrmnnf. calls fDr n fauun
g4nup while ihe fear shat iiia hlilei
viii push iomafd ihs nhlns through
the Aisace IL keeping him Worfieu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20
WHIRLW WIND SPORTS OF
WEST FILL arena AS
LIBERTY TALKS END
BATTLE VETERAN AND
LOAN MANAGER SPEAK
AT BENEFIT ROUNDUP

Cowboys Pony Race-Ilrst. Harold
stone. So IS; SECOND, y. HeavenerS
third, a. NeyIoF.
CowgirI's Bncking Consest--Ro@e
smith on JiggS. rode.
Iauretta schrimpf ON Nutcracker.
rusie.
Katie Canutt ON Powder River.
rode.
Iorena Udey ON silver. rode.
Bonnie McCarroli ON snake, rode.
cowg.iri's Standing Rare-Far-s.
Iiertlia Biancsft; sssnond. IloEx.na
dey Time, So.
Cowboys Isr.iay Rane-FTrst-.A.
NesiaF. riding MrCarts's string, ssIs
s-5; sf,COnd, Chester paFsoas. Par.
-'n's string. a;lf f-5; third, Max
G.aunt. DrumheIler string. a:Is Is
Total with Thursdays time. Nesaor.
s;iz 2-5; Parsons. ss2s is; Gamnf.
s;2a as.
steer Buildogging- Yakima Canutt.
289, Paul Hastings, no time on first
steer, Richard Burke. lost steer. Buf-
falo Vernon, o2 As. Walter Robbins.
lost steer; Frank Mcearrol broke
horn on steer. Ray McCarrol. % i-ss
Paul HASTINGS - sec. ON second
steer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

,con'iuusd o" pass cts ,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-20

Patriotism is aeain the Distinguish
Ing characteristic 81 the ninth annual
knund-Ip this afternoon. it is under
aii. over au and through all
10 is reflected In the fluttering flags.
100 the khaki-ciad hand boys from
camp Lewis and their martial music.
in the military maneuKers ~ tho
county suard which opened th. four
hours sport proEram. in little varia-
uous introduced by the COW bosa in
the performance OF their parts lu the
Liberty loan speeches and in the in
stauta neous ana lust1 RESPONSE hk the
audience 40 everything any anything
Thar ssfnIs - the War. a ts even
suRkrsted hi some uf the names o.
thr hurrFs ana ~ course the funda-
msutal purpose of the show Itself o.
hrins funds 90 the Rsd Gross. shows
through b. 900
it is wartime Round-Ifp and no
One fHrsrts che fact FOR moment
even thuu-h there d. ulentlF roiug on
lu the arena tu excite aHd thrill
The als srandstaud and -rml-eir-
q ai.f ti"rr here began fiHnk early thia
afternoon aud by t80 there sHs
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-25
FRANKENSTEIN oUTDoNE
BY Kenneth L. Roberts.

best friend, and finally his pride on her wedding
night"
"So" said the blond giant with increasing inter
est What other crimes did you commit"
"No others" replied Frankensteins monster in some
surprise Aren't the ones | name sufficient to make
you trembc before me?"
The blond giant laughed merrly you cheap
piker" said he "lt you want to irighten me, you'll
have to get reputation"
Frankensteins monster peered at him curiousy.
who you, anyway he asked "and what have
you done to lead you to view my murders with such
contempt"
81 am the Blond Beast" replied the bull
one my father was German Militarism and my
mother was German Kultur ! have murdered thou
sands upcn thousands Of and children and
millions OF the worlds finest and bravest men have
filled unmarked graves because of me. | have torn
innumerabe innocents from their homes and sent them
into degradation and hopeless slavery. | have mas
sacred myriads Of helpless Armenians without giving
them chance for their lives have shattered inter
national law in every conceivable way and | have
violated every known tenet OF decency and chivalry
matlsts and poets; have supplaned love with hate
! have caused art TO descend to obscenity; have sent
my hlrelings into every nation to debauch and deilc
whomsoever was so weak 10 listen to them or to
accept their bribes. Some day hope to destroy my
parents and even the entire world"
With look of fear and oathng in his eyes Frank
ensteins monster backed slowly away from the Blond
Beast
81 thought was pretty bad" said he but I'm
saint compared with you. If | should ever fall as low
as you have fallen sincerely hope that poserity will
find il out"
Ten seconds later Frankensten's monster was flee
ing from the Blond Beast at top speed whimpering
iearfuly and occasionally causing the craRs TO echo
with shrill cries for help