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III
UN GARCoN DE CONFIANCE

Reportons-nous a l'avant-veille du
penible accident qui Wit sombrer lie
bonheur du DR. LIE Floch.
Par cette glaciale matinee de de-
cembre, les deux clercs de maltre
Percheron, notaire a Villiers-sur- IVES
dres, Seine ct Disc, classaient des
actes, courbes sur leurs pupftres, ct,
dams la piece silencieuse OH f1otte une
odeur compose de v%ieilles archives,
d'encre ct de moist, O n'entend que
lie ronhement du poole ct lie gemisse-
ment des plumes courant hativement
lie PAPER.
Ali! ma1tre Percheron peut Sc van-
ter d'etre bien servi, ct ce nest pas
chez lui que trouverait son applica-
ton lie proverbe qui veut que lorsque
lie chat est sorti les souris dansent.
Honorable tabellier qui, en- sa qua
lite de celibataire jeune ct richie al
me la chase, lie monde ct lie plaisir,
peut bien, autant quill lui convent,
Sc deplacer au dehors. les travaux
de l'etude ne souffrent Advancement
de ses ]frequentes absences; au con-
traire, won't jusqu'a dire les mechan-
ties langues.
N'a-t-il pas sous la main son "prin-
cipal", son "alter ego", un veritable
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30
En- face du Pare Gateway.

tie aux %,autorites de l'ecole locale qui
leur donnera tous les details concer-
nant %Petranger qui a sollicite lie droit
de citoyen.
Quand il ny a pas d'ecole du soir
proche,. ct quand les hommes ct les
femmes, fatigues par leur travail
du jour, prefereraient voir lecole We:
mir a eux plutot que de sly rendre, il
faudrait alors lie faire savoir au"Bu-
reau d'Education" a Washington. LIE
Bureau proposera peut-etre au chef
de beaucoup d'ouvriers strangers DE
tablir une ecole du soir dams son eta
basement pour l'enseignement de
l'anglais. Dams PEtat de New-York
lie projet d'enseigner l'anglais dams
les fabriques pendant les heures de
travail s'etend progressivement, gra-
ce au travail de Mrs. Clark. Chief
Inspector of the State Board of In
dustries, 23O Fifth Avenue, New York
City. ..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30
ST PAUL
RESOLUTIONS DE
CONDOLENCES
COUR Ste ANNE DE ST PAUL

Attendu que Dieu dams Sa sagesse
a retire de &c monde dame Marie Sal
mon, membre Anne de la Cour Ste An
ne de St Paul, No 1874. ct mere cherie
de Nine Joseph Bolduc ct d'Hector,
Albert, Edward, Arthur ct Conrad
Salmon. II est resolu que la Cour Of
fire a la famille entiere de la regrettee
defunte ses sympathies les plus sin
ceres. Copie sera envoyee q Nine Bolz
due, ainsi qua pECHO DE LOUEST
pour publication.
-Arassembleee reguliere, en- date
du 20 aout, les membres de la Cour
Ste Anne de St Paul, No '84, ont ex-
prime lie desir d'offrir leurs condole-
ances ct sympathies a Sr Emma For
tin qui Went de perdre une soeur ben
aimee. Copie sera envoyee a PECHO
DE L'OUEST pour publication.
Emma Cartier, Sec.-Arch.
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IL v a que TAI perdu, cette mutt,

IL y a que j'ai perdu, cette mutt,
trois mile louis.
l. -.Hum!...
Eft que j'en dois mile autres sur
parole. II me les faut ce soir...
&c soir... hum! hum!...
M. Celestin Sc gratta la tete, ct
toussa, puts cherchant e mots:
-Oui, oui, parbleu, celia presse.
Mais M. Percheron nest pas Ia, il ne
rentrera que &c soir il faut que nous
puissions nous arranger de facon a
nous passer de lui. Je ne saurais EVIL
demment, prendre sur moi d'avancer
sur la caisse de I'etude n somme
aussi considerable sans son assenti-
ment d~'autant que les bien prove
nant de la succession de madame vo-
tire mere sont deja hypotheques bien
au-dela de leur...
Im%patiente par toutes ces circon-
lestin, ct, de son ton ~cassant:
-Treve de verbiage! Au fat!
M. Celestin ajusta son lorgnon.
-Depuis tant0t douze ans que j'ai
Phonneur d'apparte1il au notariat,
j'ai p VA, force de %privations, realiser
quelques modestes economies, au
au moyen de placements avantageux..
Tout celia m~'interesse mediocre
ment-au fait! ST je te comprends,
tn serais en- mesure de m'avancer per
sonnellement les mile louis don't j'ai
besoin? Oui? Eth bien! prepare lie bill
let, renouvelable naturellement, NETS
Pecheance ct les interets quill tie plat
ra,-je suis bon prince mails Dope
che-toi car je suis presse ct mai pas
lie loisir de m'amuser aux bagatelles
de la porte.
"a CONTINUER)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30
AU GAYETY

LIE military Maids Co" qui ten
dront l'affiche au Gayety la semaine
prochaine c~ommencant a la matinee
de dimanche avec matinee tous les
:jours est la meilleure representation
de burlesque que ron ait vue lei. NJ
Wainstock ma pas epargne les DEEPEN
ses atm de bonner au public la NELL
leure comedie musicale de la saison.
II a engage une troupe tres nombreu-
Sc a la tete de laquelle Sc trouve
Frank Graham, lie comedien qui COM
mande lie plus haut salaire de sa pro-
fession ct Andri Martini, la prlma-
donna renommee, sans oublier jessie
Hiatt assiste dune troupe composee
d'acteurs les mieux connus qui qul
comprend: Caroline Warner, soubret-
t; Joe West, Edith Randell, une des
meilleures condolences u la scene
americana; Edith Hall ct Art Harris
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30
Plus de kertigeS! Plus REIMBURSEMENT Plus de
Troubles dEsfOn1ac!
|tCe s0nf les PHUlES moro qMi mont sauv6 akors que
f6fais desesperH de Ia vie'', s'fcrie N. Leon L,Heureux,
de la rue Araq0, Quebec.
Plus de

"a quelque chose. Sans
CECILIA, je tombafs imme.
~dfatement. Tout tour
anait autOur de moi ct
@j'entendais d'intermi.
IN b0urdOnne.
@ments. Deux m6decins
s6tudierent mon cas- ct
@~essayerent sur moi,
ssans success, une foule
ode remedies. On me
~"c0nseilla alOrs les Pr
"lules Moro. zen pris
"et apres settlement
qQelqueS DOlCeS, mon
@6tat s'ameliora de jour
zen jour. Ces etourdis.
"sements diminuerent
tfet disparurent compile
@tement. ST bien que je
sme cOnsidere auj0ur.
"d'huf gu6ri, grace aux
@excellentes pilules de
Ola C%ompagnie Medica-
ale Moro. Mes forces
streprirent ct mes dOu.
ssleurs de reins, car fen
"avais aussi quelques-
tunes, cesserent COM
stnlatpment. ADreS avOir
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Plus de Kerfiges !!

Les etourdissements
sc produisent aussi bien
chez les hommes fables
que chez ceux qui sont
REQUISITES. Pour une per-
some fable ct pale, lis
sont dds a la faiblesse
du sang, a l'anemie ct
a la chlorose. Chez les
personnes fortes, a vi
sage rouge, ills ont pour
cause un exces de sang,
ct ION doit craindre une
congestion GU une apo
pickle cerebrale. Dams
les deux cas- les etour-
easements Sc produi-
sent lorsque Ia circula-
ton du sang est irregu-
Here. LIE sang affluo
alors brusquement vers
lie cerveau GU diminue
dune maniere subtle, CO
qui provoQue des YER
tiges. C'est I'm pheno-
meme qui s'observe lors-
que lie sang est appau-
vri. Les etourdisse-
ments peuvent egale-
ment d6Dendre dune
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30

Mile Rose A. Pelletier a passe sa-
di ct dimanche derniers a Amanda,
Mimi, l'hote de Nine Herms. Ellie a
assiste a la ceremonie toujours 81 edi-
iante de la premiere communion a Pc
elise st Ignace, d'Annandale.
Partie en- chemin de fer samedi,
Mile Pelletier est revenue a Miinnea-
polls lundi, en- automobile, parcours
qui fut DIES plus agreeable aux premie-
heures du matin.
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Notre Docteur de Famille. "Je suis

Notre Docteur de Famille. "Je suis
cbligee de roster lei pendant un GER
tain temps, ecrit Nine O. O. Brenjord
de St Anthony Park, Mimi, "et jai-
merais SAVIOR OH je puts me procurer
lie Novoro du DR. Pierre par lei; il a etc
notre docteur de famille pendant plus
de vings-cinq annees". &c remede her
beux, digne de %confiance, nest pas VEN
dudu par les droguistes. ST vous etes
interesse, ecrivez au DIR. Peter Fair
ney & Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, III. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30
CARTE DE REMERCIEMENTS

Nous offrons nos sinceres remerc1-
ments ct Repression de notre haute
appreciation a tous nos amis ct nos
voisins pour leurs temoignages de
sympathie ct leurs bontes a notre
egard, durant la maladie ct a la mort
de notre mere bien-aimee Nine Ma
RE Salmon. Nos remerc1ments leurs
sont egalement acquis pour leurs NOM
breux ct magnifques tributs foraux,
Nine Joseph Boldus ct ses Freres.
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"a CoNT1NUER)

Sherbrooke - Des milliers de per-
sonnes arrivent tous les jours en- no
tire Vile, pour prendre part a lexpo-
sition qui s'est ouverte lei ct qui pro-
met deja de remporter IN success sans
precedent. Les hotels ct les pensions
ont fort a faire pour %recevoir ce grand
contingent de %visiteurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30

LIE soldat Earl Martineau, zoe Com
pagnie, Sc Reg. U. S. Marine Corps,
Went d'etre promu lieutenant, d'a-
pres ses parents M. ct Nine w. H.
Martineau, 1921 Dupont Ave., S.. IL
s'etait enr0le en- 1917.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30

Nine M. j. Roy nnonce a sa Glen
tele qu'elle a demenage son salon de
couture au No 421 2e rue N. E., Oh
ellie sera toujours heureuse de la rem
contrer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30

WI que lundi, premier lundi de sep
tembre, est lie Labor Day. il ny au-
ra pas d'assemblee des membres de
la Cour L'Etoile du Nord a cette da-
tie. La prochaine assemble aura lieu
lie 16 septembre.
T. Malhoalf S-A.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30

lie fameux pont de Quebec u lie
feuve St Laurent Went de subir, lie
81 %courant, pepreuve finale lorsque
deux trains, peasant representative
ment ID millions de livres ont passe
simultanement sur la travee c%entrale.
Les pietons sont aussi admis a ira
verser lie pont depuis cette date.
La travee centrale s'est ecroulee
d'abord lie 20 aout 1907 alors que 81
personnes ont etc tuees. A tombe
pour la deuxieme fois lie IL septembre
1916, tuant II %personnes. Enfin, en-
septembre 1917, lie success a %couronne
tous les efforts.
LIE pont complete tel quill est au-
jourd'hui, est considere une des mer-
veilles du monde enter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30

Abonnez-vous q PECHO DE LOU
EST, 81 par an. 81
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-30

En- ces temps de guerre Oh la vie
coute chere, chacun s'efforce d'econo-
miser par tous les moyens possibles.
On peut economiser sensiblement en-
achetant sa viande de IA Minnesota
Meat Co., don't M. Napoleon Latourel-
lie est lie proprietaire. Trois boucheries
40, Be rue sud; 725, Avenue Hennepin
ct 14O9 Avenue Nicollet.
Pour vous en- convaincre, rendez une
visite a ce compatriote.
Evening journal., 1918-06-22
JUGGLING Of OIL
Stocks IS CHARGED
H. D. Ross Declares Metro
politan Petroleum Promot-
ers Obtained $IO,2SO,OOO
IS DELAWARE
F CORPORATION

NEW YORK, June 22.-Howsrd D..
Ross, OF Wilmington, Del, president OF
the Metropolitan Petroleum Corpors
ton, declares In a circular TO stockhold-
ers that an Investigation Of the COM
pany's affaifs shows that its promoter
and his associates proflted TO the ex-
tent OF si0R0O,OOO as a result Of jug
giing the finances and properties. or
this sum, he adds, one man made so,-
Ps0,OOO notwithstanding that he failed
70 livs up TO q contract 10 finance the
company by purchasing 100000 OF its
lebentures.
These facts are revealed to the stock
holders, he adds. so that they may take
IN active interest IN prosecuting the
promoter for mismanagsment Of the
eompRny's business.
Afr. Ross asks shareholders to CON
erlbute 10 cents share so that the
corporation may institute suits for the
cancellation OF a large part OF the Si,-
100000 debantures held by the pro-
moter, return Of the properties trans
lerred to o Island oil and Transport
CORPORATION B. damages for the failure
. Of the promoter 20. carry out his con-
tract TO purchase 100000 OF debent-I
nres at 95.
In discussing the corporations oondA'
Eon Mr.. Rosa says:
4 ssrhe aston OF the promoter, the oe-
benture holders, Of whom the promoter
is the largest, and the other associates
of the promDter, has left the company
without available funds. II Is high time
mat the stockholders assert their rights
and mat thea provide the funds neoes-
sarv FOR their ppoteotian, in order that
the operations OF the promoter snsh
not remain enchalenged"
Mr.. Ross says tina. the Metropolitan
Petroleum Corporation venture started
with the organization by the promoter
Of q Delaware corporation bearing that
title and having a capital OF soODOO-
This stock Was exchanged for $1,000
900 OF stock In another company with
the same name but Incorporated IL
Virginia Continuing. Mr. Ross says:
This latter Is our company. Then
ttp promoter and his subordlnates sold
Ne $4,000 Delaware corporation stock
owned by thezo to the Virginia corpora
sfon for all It's $i2OO0,000 stock. Only
1900 IN actual cash passed In this
large transaction (To lend a complex
Jon Of seriousness 10 this operation,
promoter obligated himself at this
~ 70 purchase $4,000 debenturos
10 Deiawate company at %, the pro-
3 OF which were TO be used "
=. ice IT'S properties. Later, upon the
Iisst Of pretexts. he was relieved Of
obligation by his clerks and sub
Na0inates who acted as directors Of the
Evening journal., 1918-06-22

Metropolitan company Thus the pro-
moter CONES into personal possession
Of si2.0O0o0o OF stock. He has Il listed
on thA New York curb market.
by various devices he created an in-
tcrest In this stock, so that during the
years 1915 snd 1917 ne, / am reliably
Informed, managed 10 dispose OF sub
stantially all HIS stock for somewhere
near si,500,000 cash, all OF which vent
into his own. or allied pockets, but none
into the treasury OF the Metropolitan
companies. except as loans, or in pur-
chase OF their obligations, which latter
he now attempts TO use to obtain pos
session Of all that was left 10 the Met
ropolitan companies Of their proper
ties and assets, when his transaction
Of February 10. 1917. was supposedly
consummated. To fasten his grip on
the company and It's fiscal agents and
engineers.
"The financial operations were almost
entirely carried on through his firm.
Leases and renewals and Ike transac-
tions for the company were taken in
the name Of and conducted bq HIS firm
or its dummies. In one important case,
where a lease on or contract for oil
lands had been negotiated for the Met
ropohtsn company, upon which large
sums had been paid by his firm and
charged to the Metropolitan company,
the promoters firm finally emerged
with the property in question as It's
own. There was no one in the manage
ment Of the Metropolitan companies TO
disturb the serenity OF such transac-
tons. Every director and officer, al
most, was on the promoter's payroll.
This state OF affairs viii account for
what has all along happened with the
properties and assets Of the Metropoli-
tan companies"
Evening journal., 1918-06-22
ORPHAN ADOPTED BY
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE

The Girls Patriotic Lcsgue OF West
Presbyterian Church had their June
business meeting on Tuesday evening
In the Sunday school hail. The league
has been active knitting and sewing for
the Red Cross, sending books and mag
Rxines 10 the soldiers and at their lawn
festival, which they held recently at
the home OF Mrs. Cooper Hill. No. 1919
West Sixth street, about ESQ was m de
by these girls. Al the business meet
ing Il was voted TO spend CSC in adopt
Ing q French orphan apd the other t20
will be given 10 the nd Cross 70 buy
supplies for the soldiers. The League
Evening journal., 1918-06-22
NEW CHURCH FOR FATHER BOYD.

The Rev. John A Boyd. who was
born IN Ashland, Del, and who IS well
known in Wilmington has been appoint
ed pastor OF st. Mlchasls Roman Cath
ole Church. oyerlea. Baltimore, sue
ceeding the late Rev. John Dillon, who
died last Saturday. Announcement Of
Father Boyd's selection was made by
Cardinal Gibbons yesterday and was
great surprise to the congregation
Of st. Peters Catholic Church. BAti-
more, where he had been assistant
pastor for 10 years. Father Boyd as
sumed his new pastorate today.
Evening journal., 1918-06-22

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. June 22.-Actlns
IN such a strange manner as TO attract
the attention Of the people OF the town,
a man giving his namo as Louis White
and his address as Philadelphia. was
taken into custody lato yesterday after
noon by Constable Charles T. Jester and
arraigned before Justice OF the Peach
Stewart. who committed him 10 isil
FOR ten days on the charge OF vagrancy.
Meanwhile the Philadelphia police will
be communicated with.
Evening journal., 1918-06-22
oEopcErowN JArLs STRANGER.

is also planning TO spend week end
somo time IN July al the Holiday House.
Evening journal., 1918-06-22

The Want Ads are the great clearing
port OF the world OF work and win
always render nrst aid TO those seeking
employment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28

ing, examining and prodding the ply
sicians could do failed 10 locate aly.
thing wrong with him, except Ter
the absence of tooth. in running
the long list of letters III the eve
test, first with eyes open, then clos
ing first his right and naxt his left
eye, he missed only one letter Nr.
Garvin is a farmer, but VIII N called
in the registration he soil his farm,
his implements and his stock and
has been waiting for the final exam
ination He is not married and has
never claimed exemption OF deferred
classification.
Running a close second was T. T..
Morris of Alex His physical exam
ination was splendid, the resistrant
passing with flying colors. lie mas
a wife and two children, hut when
asked about exemption, he said
Lord, no. l want to help get the
kaiser"
1t was estimated that today and a
part of tomorrow would be required
to examine the men called for phys
ical examination at this time. Theil
number is about 100.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28

that he knew of two young men in
Chickasha. who are employed at the
Rock Island shops and who will be
forced to register because, according
to their statements, their father fail
ed to complete his naturalization pa
pers.
"These boys came to me and stat
ed that they would be on hand as re-
quired by the United States govern
ment." said Chief Phillips. "They
tell me that their father was always
OF the impression that he had com
pleted his naturalization, but that af
ter his death, an investigation prov
ed that the papers which he held
were only his first papers. So far,
only three German alien enemies
have asked me concerning the regis
tration. We are doing everything
we can to locate those s,yJrct 70
registration in Chickasha. We are
going to keep a close tab o., our
findings and ii they don't come il
and register there will probably be
something doing between the govern
ment and the parties failing to reg.
ister."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28
Examinations First Men
Under the QuesiiOnnaire
Handled Like Clock Work
CONTINUED from Page one.)


PAGES. He is forced to stand on one
foot, then the other and to hop
about much after the fashion of
snow birds
The finishing up process is hand
led by DR.. S. o. Marrs, DR. A. d.
Donnelley, and Chief Electrician
White, of the local navy recruiting
station. This process consists of
careful test Of the sight, hearing and
teeth of the registrant, and is one of
the most interesting tests made dGr
ing the entire examination. Various
levices are used by which are de.
tected any defects. II any teeth are
missing, the fact is recorded, the
record showing exactly the location
of the vacant space. When the reg.
istrant finishes with this department.
he has complete record of what
is or is not wrong with his physical
beng, Assisting in this department
as clerks are Will Melton aAd 4. J
Barry.
II all registrants go through wrl
tue same record as the first man
Uncle Sam will have pssctleally !
perfect lot Of soldiers. w. T Gar
win OF NARROW was the first nan t.
face the barrier. All the han,per
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28

Are YOU usfnK ouI cIassInsu CO,
umnsf You ought tO-they get resultA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28
German Alien Enemies in
Chickasha Must Register
at City Hall, February 4

luontiaued from Page one.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28
CONTROL WHEAT
CONSUMPTION
TO AID ALLIES

BY United Press.
Washington, Jan. 2S-The food adj
ministration is determined upon a
sharp curtailment of the countrys
wheat consumption so that hundred
million bushels may be sent to the
allies President Wilson Will issue
a proclamation tonight appealing for
greater sacrifices.
Drastic restrictions upon the Amer
lean kitchen will be the presidents
answer to the starvation cry from
Europe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28

FOR RENT-One furnished room
modern, men preferred, ol2 COLO.
Phone 1928. zS-5I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
appreciation for the many courtesies
and floral offerings, during the sick
ness and death of our husband and
brother. A. D. Russell.-Mrs. A. d.
Russell and family, Arthur S. Rus
sell, Mrs. d. p Walker Robt. S. Rus
sell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28
Catsrrh Cannot Be Cured

with Lt)CAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh Is Il local disease, greatly IN,
fiuenced ,3y constitutional conditions, anu
in order TO cure it. you must take an
Internal remedy Ifalrs CaGirfh Medi-
cine is taken Internally and &C IS thru
the blo,N on the mucous surfaces OF tne
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
in tkjs- co,lit~p Fer Ses.n2 Il IS com-
posed 81 some OF the best toni IS known;
cornbh ed with. sQhne Of ,tle isst eiooe
purihsfs.s The perfsct * mbi nafioii OF
she in kre6lents IN Halls t,ats IRA Medi-
cine W.pt ~ .oducea su IA wondertul
result in caturEhaI s.ondstfers. Send for
testim bbfgls frea
r. J. ,,H,sNEY & CO. Props. Toledo, G.
All Dru ssists. I5c.
Halss FAMILY Pills for combination
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28


sion and automobile painting 26-3t
Mrs Fred Conquest Of El Reno
in chickasha
wud, I.u<e,e -Uld Women. KozyI
superintendent Shepard came home
from Muskogee yesterday and is re-
caa Cbas Rlv far everything in
tho natut and wall paper line 263t
q, .t,a ait,, +odov vieitinq with rela.
tivos ana friends
wild wHd women-Lukes Wild
women Kozv today. 1t
nicl March of Dnncan returned to
bis home today after spending Sum
dav here with friends.
g.
/ Mrs Fannie Yarber of Granite
i4ira bo. mother Mrs M ] Walker
Mr. and Mrsl G. e. Mapp of HO-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-28

FOR SALE-About 100 bushels of
snapped corn. John Myers ) miles
nv Of Chickasha 2S-St