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Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-14
War Summary

ny REVIEW Lca-c4 Mnet
Although un0er the good weather
the terrain in France and Belgium is
fast drying out and the TeutOnie allies
are continuing TO pour thousands OF
troops d positions behind the battle
line. there has been still no indication
that the enemy is ready TO begin his
much advertised offensive. BOmbard
ments and patrol encounters along the
entire front are still taking place as
for many days past. but the roar of the
big guns nowhere has reached thai
volume of drumfire which in the past
always has heralded an infantry at
tack Of great proportions
While the German reinfOrcements
have been coming up the entente com
manders have not been lying idle and
waiting for the offensive TO begin On
the other hand they everywhere have
strengthened their positions to meet
any emergency and optimism is ex
pressed both from British and French
sources that should the Germans
strike-no matter how early the nom
ent-they viii meet with stubborn re
sistance from gun and man-pOweT.
The Associated Press correspondent
with the French headquarters says
the French authorities consider that
the total number of the enemy now
facing the French. British, American
and Belgian troops, or held in reserve,
aggregates 2.34O. 000 men Recent
statements from the British military
authorities in Great Britain have been
TO the effect that preponderance of
weight in both man and gunpOwer still
lies with the entente armies
Successful Raids
Several additional successful raids
by the British. in which German offic-
ers and men were captured and others
killed. and heavy artillery fighting be
tween the French and the Germans on
various sectors sums up the activities
that have been in progress on the
western front. The American sharp
shooters and artiIlerymen are keeping
up their good work against the Ger
mans in front of their positions, hay
ing with their ,shrapnel fire compelled
the enemy almost TO abandon first line
trenches and with their sharpshOOters
and rapid-fire guns forced snipers to
quit their posts and seek safety at
other places Meanwhile German air
planes are still flying over the Ameri-
can positions in an endeayor TO obtain
Information as 10 the number of men
there and how they are. ranged
Huns Pillaoe Italy
While the Austrians at last accounts
were still trying out the Italian line on
the Settle COmmuni and other points.
and meeting with sanguinary defeat
for their pains. behind the fighting
line they and the Germans are playing
the role of vandals, using violence
against the natives. pillaging their
homes and stores and sending back
20 their own. countries fOOdstuffs and
other spoils- Even women and chill
dren are being brutality treated by the
troops
Sub Losses Heavy
Enemy submarines last week were
busy Nineteen British
and four Italian were
sent TO the bottom during this period
and in addition another Spanish
steamer. the CefeTino. was sunk. The
feeling in Spain against Germany for
the recent destruction of two other
Spanish vessels has been great and
doubtless the Spanish government will
send another strong protest to Berlin.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-14
CREAM FOR cATARRH
OPENS UP k0STRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds- It's Splendid.

In one minute your clOgged nOstTils
viii Open the air passages of your
head viii clear and you can breathe
freely No more hawking, snuffiing.
blowing. headache. dryness. No strug-
Cling for breath al night. your cold or
catsrrh wiz be gone
Get a small bottle Of Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist now Apply
Z little Of this fragrant antiseptic,
healing cream in your nOstrils- Il pen
etrates through every air passage OF
the head. sOOthes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly
It's just fine Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relief
comes so quickly Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-14

rested from heir lsbors tonight.
The committee eliminated the en-.
tire executive committee so as 10
make clean job of providing the
party with new leadership.
A 7. Hert. representing Kentucky
said that from what he knew Of HAYES
energy it would not be long before
the committee was called together 10
act with the chairman in selecting a
new executive committee.
The recommendation OF the old
executive committee calling COR an
advisory committee Of women and
continuing the old Hughes campaign
committee were ignored. il was said
in order not to bind Mr.. HAYES in
any way as TO his staff.
Suffrage Put Over.
There was considerable objection
to eliminating the matter of the com
mittee of the women but Rudolph X
Hynicka of Ohio where woman suf.
frage was recently defeated. was sus-
tanned in his contention that the mat
ter could safely be left 10 Mr.. Hayes.
None o. the suffragists who address
sed the committee yesterday was
present They were chiefly interested
in obtaining a pledge for the federal
amendment and this the committee
gave in adopting the resolution made
public BY the executive committee
yesterday. Resolutions pledging sup
port to the Wilson administration in
crossing the war. expressing gratitude
and affection for Theodore Roosevelt
and paying tribute to Lincoln were
also adopted
The resolution presented yesterday
nv Mayor William Hale Thompson OF
Chicago. uphOlding the right of free
speech and attacking the search and
seizure act ,tder which the Govern
ment is attacking the ]. W. W ana
other alleged menaces. was not re-
ported out by the committee.
Senator Boies Penrose after depart
ing for Washington issued the fol
lowing statement:
Penrose Makes Statement.
Republicans throughout the coun-
try viii be sincerely grstified 10
learn that the national committee ad-
journed with complete harmony pre-
Tailing on every side. The discus
sion relating 10 the various matters
coming before the committee and par
ticularly to the question O. the chair
manship was conducted in an annie
able spirit without any factiOnsl di-
vision and with the single view 10
party unity and party success. Nj.
Hayes has been chairman of the Re
publican state committee of Indiana
in several hard fought battles result
ing in Republican success and he has
the reputation of being enc OF the
best political organizers in the coun-
try. He seems TO have the peculiar
qualifications required at this time
and be viii have the full cooperation
Of the national committee
Fred W. Upham of Chicaso. who
has been western treasurer several
terms. was elected treasurer ever
George r. Sheldon Of New York. Ed
ward p Thayer. Indiana. was elected
sergeant at arms to succeed the late
William F. stone
Guy V. Howard. Minnesota. and
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Harmony Rules
G.. O. p. Session

Continued from Page one,
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especially the three main points of
it. First, that politics should be on n
plane that needs no su51erfuge; sec
ono, thar there is but one side TO he
question Of war. and third. equality
in party management; those viii con
stitute my program
II was not known here tonight who
viii succeed Mr.. Hayes as chairman
OF the Indiana republican state central
committee CT as chairman Of the In
diana state council OF defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-14

publican national committee al 81
Louis this afternoon. said tonight that
he had made no plans. but expected
several members Of the national com
mittee here tomorrow on their way
east
Chairman Hayes said the same sen.
eral plan used in the campaign in In.
diana would be carried out on a larger
scale in the mex mai ional campaign.
My telegram Of acceptance said
the new chairman. viii be NY guide
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-17

Howell Brothers. leading clothiers
home Of the renowned House OF
Klppanneimer" clothes IL offering an
elegant line Of mems and boys cloth
ing in q variety Of models. fabrics
and colorinss. They ut the hard
TO fIt'', satisfy the taste Of the hard
to please. Never undsrsold and with
: continual stream Of new clothing
arriving csily. their shelves are new
- ovsrstocked. and they always
hays Just what the public wants.
uNaer THO management Of Mr.. Luth-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-17

or Howell who has made q complete
study Of the clothing business and
markets and who makes practice
Of taking advantage Of every ayaiia-
BILE discount. It 10 always possible for
Howell Brothers to shade their pric-
es to the lowest possible limit. Their
holiday display 10 Of the finest and
fastest In the city, and patrons desir-
ing suits. overcoats. shirts. under
wear. neckwear. ETC.. for father or
the boys will find real bargains OF
rare quality at this popular and sub
stantial clothing house.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-17
c M. wENDELBOE

The Nvendslboe Jewelrv Company
II one Of the oldest establishments m
Ne city. Through the untirins q.
forts q The late 9, n. wendslbos.
Whose Susinsis mstAeds wsfs models
RI etaeisncy and honesty. this firm
established ayeputation that brinss
I large army Of people TO IL stors
each year TO purchase holiday siits.
and otherwise provide for their
wants In the line Of jewslry. watch
and clocx repairing. and other new
elites that are always In stock 1t
this reliable house. M. o. 9. Wen
celboe. rcn Of the founder. ID the
present manager. and possesses TO- .
marked extent the ability Of hts
father. He ID . promising and thor
oughly reliable young man. and
keeps the store moving along In the
same disnifisd. substantial way that
has characterized III past. while q
tho same time he adds he touch Of
youth . IL surroundings Mr..
wsndslbos 10 entitled TO tho large
patronage which he enjoys.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-17
N. J. DesANDERs

. "
The DeSanders Bicycle and Motor
cycle company has been noted Tor
being the only exclusive bicycle ana
motorcycle stand in the city. but the
last year has completely outsrown
this distinction, and the company
has added the automobile to In
business. Located on First North
street, near Main street. for the past
three years Manager N. J. Desand-
ers has made this business fairly
hum. ana many boy has been made
glad upon becoming the owner Of .
Pierce bicycle. or an Excelsior or
Harley Davidson Motorcycle. Tho
past season Mr.. Desanders has had
good rale OF Chevrolet Automo-
biles. and while his holiday trade Is
good he Is making extensive prepar-
ations for record breaker NEXT
year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-17

tlonal heavy business after the op-
enins Of the new year. During the
war their activities have been con-
fined mostly to improved city pro-
perty the high cost Of material max
ing It we'll night impossible to build
and the lack Of farm labor making II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-17

impossible to sell farms. when
the boys come back will want some
land, but until that time comes I
have got more land than can han
dle." has been the universal cry Of
the farmer. But now that the war
Is over end the boys will room come
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-17
CARBON COMPANY

Carbon Company. Real Estate
are expecting an excep-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
Glass Rooms Take On Air
Of War Preparedness AS
WomenS SholO BjgMmorjty

Chiehasha Bdsineas College has
taken on a distinct war prepared
ness atmosphere This was reValed
yesterday when a statement render
ed by R. Y. Denbo, president Of the
college showed an Overwhelming MAJ
iority Of girls and women on the
class rolls Eighty Of the eightytwo
students who attend regularly are
girls and women, Mr. Denbo states.
Glass rooms in the business col
lege during the morning session
smack Of an eagerhess among the
women Of Chickasha and Grady coun-
ty to replace The men who must go
into camps. Extra departments
which have been adaed 10 the orig
inal floor space are already crowded
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
O.C.W.WILL
HAVE FINE
HEAT PLANT
Building 10 Cost $35,OOO and Work Is
10 Start at Once; DOrmitOry
Construction Rushed

The Oklahoma College for Women
is to have a new $4,000 central
heating plant, modern in every re-
spect, and equipped for heating twice
the buildings that viii be on the
campus at the time Of the compile
ito NOT the new fine arts building
This was the information given out
by President G. W. Austin at noon
today. Materials for the building Of
the plant are already on the ground
and excavations for the first work
are scheduled to begin at once. The
system will be planned to extend to
the administration building, dormi-
tories and additional schools that
may be added Mr., Austin states.
Grounds for the building are laid Off
just north and west of the admins
tration hall and the plant will be
finished and equipped ready for SER
vice before school opens next fall,
contractors Campbell and Price prom
Use.
The new dormitory annex now un-
der way is progressing better than
was anticipated Brick work on the
first story has been finished for
several days and the outline OF the
new addition is already in sight. Ma
terials for the completion of the dor
mitory are arriving daily and chanc-
es for a tie-up in work because Of
poor transportation Of building stuffs
have almost been eliminated, build
ers announce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
UNLESS ALL SIGNS FAIL


---------+-. 49,
ify the poatoffice, bank or other
agent from whom he will purchase
and when he makes a purchase the
amount Will be credited on his card
At intervals The cards are to be
checked TO determine whether
stamps are being purchased accord
ing to the terms Of the pledge Quo
tas for individuals arc being fixed
by the committees in charge Of the
meetings, the basis being property
worth and ability to purchase The
men in charge OF the meetings are
required TO keep record OF those
refusing to sign the pledge and their
reasons for refusal and this list is
to be reported TO the treasury de
partment for investigation and Conn.
ellis Of Defense win also be required
to take suitable action. The work
ers IN charge OF meetings are also
required 10 report ab6entees who
will later be called upon and dealt
with as slackers.
All the meetings in Grady county
arc TO open at p. m. on June %
and at the same time meetings Of
the same kind will be held in every
district in the United States Ac-
corGing to proclamations that have
bcon issued all business and work
of every Kind is to be suspended at
D. N. Tho one business 10 be.
trarsacSed during the afternoon is
Uncle Sans war business and it IS
expected that every citizen VIII
SHOW his Loyalty by responding
to the call Of the president.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
THW EAT'I
T0LINE UP
DRUGGISTS

R. r. Thweatt, of this city has
been appointed by the state director
OF the War Savings committee, to
organize the druggists OF Grady
county for the sale Of War Savings
satmps lie is expected to can on
every druggist in the county and re-
quest each to sign a pledge TO sell
a certain number of stamps during
the year
Mr. Thweatt is preparing to enter
upon the performance of his official
duties at once. He plans to have
his organization completed in time
to assist in the pledge drive on June
2S 81 am sure that the druggists
OF the county will be found 100 per
conf patriotic" said he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19

Following the announcement req
ceiyed thIs morning from the coun'|
try precincts to the effect that some
OF The farmers were finding it nee
essary to pIQW up cotton because Of
a shortage Of farm labor to handle
it, the Grady county Council Of De
fense passed the following resolu-
tions, drafting all able bodied men
to work in the fields, and all bust
ness houses to close at 3 o'clock
every day except Saturday, beginning
Thursday, June 20, thar their employ
ees might take to the fields Fol-
lowing are the resolutions:
"Be it resolved by The Grady Coun-
ty Council Of Defense that until the
crops are worked out and until fur
ther determined by the Council OF
Defense all business houses of. every
kind shall close at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon and all able bodied men
engaged ia such business are mere
by drafted to work Oh ire farms IN.
til the crops are saved. The women
workers Of such businesses win be
GRATED for the purpose Of assisting
the labor draft board, the secretary
OF the commercial club the county
food administrator and secretary of
the retail merchants association,
who are to have full control Of or
ganizing the workers, getting the Ia.
Dor and directing it TO best adyan-
tage.
'The sheriff's office and the police
department of the city are directed
to see that all idle persons who are
able to do any kind Of farm work are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19

ON CHARGE
SHOOTING
Alex Farmer Giyes Bend for Appearance
Here Ju,y Z, Wounded Man Im-
groves Bm In Danser

Henry Loyeu, farmer living
near Alex, is out on bond Of $1,000
and chas. Billings, another farmer
has a gun shot wound in his lungs
and another slight wound in his
shoulder. as result of a shooting
scrape chat occurred Monday even
ing at the Loyett home near Alex.
Lovett was brought here late yes
terday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
wilson Of Alex and delivered into
tie custody of Hodge Bailey, sher-
iff A charge Of shooting with the
intent 10 kill has been placed
against Loyett and his preliminary
hearing is scheduled for July be-
fore I. P. Moore.
According to officers Loyett stat
cd ihat Billings had been accustom-
cd to Watering his horses at tie Low
ctt well Monday afternoon. The ac-
cu3ei man said, Billings made some
disrespecuul remarks to or concern
ing fovett's mother The son warn
cd him to "cut OUT such talk and
after few words, Billings loft, go.
ing 10 the house OF a neighbor
Monday evening. Lovett stated he
had gone TO the barn TO turn the
teams into the pasture. As he open
cd the barn door and stepped into
the open. he said he saw Billings
standing about 30 steps away and
that Billings fired two shots at him
/ after which he pulled his gun and
! shot twice. According to the report
I Billings then turned and walked
away about 800 yards, where he fell
Reports from the physicians who
waited on Billings state that the in
jured man is improved to some ex
I-teat but that he is not yet out OF
daugea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
NAVY may TAKE
EXCESS OF MEN
SAYS OFFICER


An excess Of quota Of officers
stewards. cooks and wardroom stew
aids of all kinds may be taken into
the United States navy was the re-
port received this morning at the
naval recruiting office and enlist
ment without regard to number was
Immediately thrown open in these
departments.
Friendly aliens with only Grst pa
pers may be enrolled in these branch
es and waivers for over-age of ap-
plicants will be considered, Chief
Electrician White in charge of the
sub-station here stated this morning.
The bureau is urgently in need OF
men the order letter declared
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19

WANTED-Girl for general nUuse-
work IS per week. Phone 716.
19-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19

with summer students and the bust
ness training has become more pop
ulaf in the last few months than
ever before since the school was
founded. the management announced
yesterday
The most popular branch Of the
training is stenography and book
keeping, says Mr.. Denbo.
Special work in the preparation
for civil service examinations is one
Of the important features in the
courses offered by the institution
now Applications for men and wo-
men to fiji goternment positions
have caused many out Of town wo-
men to enter this preparation.
French classes have also bean added
10 the curriculum
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
W. S. 5. Raj y P, omises
To Be Best Ever, Big
Carnival Open Friday
,oannuued- Irorn BE 0ne..

carniyal iht purchaser viii receive
the amount paid in War Savings
Stamps.
Following the auction of the key
the crowd will gather at the show
where aThe First Nail VIII BE Driy-
en-" The FIRST nail win also be auc-
toned or and one Chickasla man
VINO knows what "a goihg TO be done
Yilh that nail STATES that be viii bid
as high as $lc0 for The privilege of
driving IT,
Refreshments? Yes, Maaml
And tie crowd the monster gath.
ering is not to 80 without The op-
portunity of stalking The old thirst.
There will be the accustomed rcd
lemonade. the festive ice cream cone,
the fizzing, sizzling soda pop. and
who knows but that the "hol dog
and The Whole Hog and Biscuit
viii make their appearance on the
scene Absolutely nothing is lack
ing with The possible exception of
the "Simp Raiser" better and more
commonly known as the Ferris
Wheel.
Not dun minute is in sight from
Friday morning until Saturday nighr.
There is one feature that should ap.
peal to the American people more
than anything else i is tie fact
that for every two bit piece spent at
any of the attractions, Thrift
Stamp will be received. With the
purchase Of every Thrift Stamp they
know they are helping the govern
ment, also they know that Gradys
quota and every individual qnota in
The county must be raised, so why
rot paHoniae the carnival shows,
have a little sport fun and amuse-
ment and at the same time be help
ing the government
Mary Notables Present.
The Identity 0f The carnival work. /
crs has been kept a secret The
well knowns" of the town viii be
on the job. rlHning The shows. doing
The sp;e.ing, grabbing the tickets,
peddlins tho fizz wafer and dispens-I
ing the red lemo. Who knows but
that a preacher will be spelling for
the Men Only show2 just give
that The once over and sec. No one |
but Uncle sam makes dime cut OF /
the rally and carnival from start to
finish. with the exception Of our be- /
loved Uncle Sam
p. s.. Ii viii be q p5or place for
a Stacker or "a stacking two-bit piece +
or dollar # you come in that class. !
or if your money answers to that
description. it would be better that
YOU stay AT home and help tie kai-
ser that evening instead OF boosting
for Uncle Sam.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
OVERTHROW REDS
SAYS PETH0CRAD

BY United Press
Copenhagen. Juae 10.AThe Bol-
sheviM in western Siberia has been
overthrown by counter revolutionary
forces who formed new govern
ment supported by Czecho-siovak,
according to Petrograd dispatches
published in German newspapers.
The counter revolutionists captur-
ed omsk samare and Nova Niko-
lavsk. it was reported. Premier Le-
nine is mobilizing the Bolsheviki
troops along the Volga river and in
the Ural mountains.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
ESTES HERE CHARGED
WITH ENLIGHTENMENT

Sheriff Hickman of Union City.
Tcnn. arrived in Chickasha last
night in charge Of w H. Estes who
was lodged in the Grady county Jail
ona charge Of embezzlement. eCoun-
ty officers have been trailing him
since last January He was arrest.
ed last Saturday by. Sheriff Hickman
near Union City. Estes was former.
ly employed by the Singer Sewing
Machine company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
CHARGE THREATENING
TO MAKE GUN PLAY

Sheriff Baifey and Unaersheriff
Jones thought they were going after
bad actor" last night when ia 81
were summoned to arrest VIII Jack
son Of Montana. stopping at a farm
house near ChielSasha. That they
vera off the track was evidenced by
his docile demeanor. He is wanted
on charge Of threatening to kill a
man named Morgan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-19
British coatmua Raid3.


" UHIltU lFFssHI "A
London, June lA, British are con.
dnung their pafrol operations and
have repulsed German raids, Field
Marshal IIaig reported, A British
successful raid south of Hebuterne
was carried out and Post Nioux in
the Berquin seetor was reeaptured.