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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-07
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~ MARY GRAAAU BONNER
SECRETARY BIRDS.

"Come, come" said the secretary
bird whose name was Jim, and the
one named Joe, answered,
II am coming"
Now the reason the secretary birds
are given such n strange family name
is because their long cockades OF feath-
ers which drop back from either side
Of their heads and which are black, IRE
supposed to be like quill pens. In
olden times and sometimes nowadays,
quill pens nre used for writing letters.
They are supposed to look like clerk
or secretary who uses these pens In
writing. And so these birds, having
similar quilts. have been named the
secretary birds.
"Are you ready?" asked Jim.
Again Joe answered, Eyes, I told you
I was coming"
Don't DO cross" said Jim. III you
are / won't show you the place had
In mind for our hunting trip today.
don't have to. ! was going to because
am kind and generous"
"Kind and generous" laughed Joe,
and his voice was very harsh one. II
don't believe the snakes and frogs and
birds think you are kind and gener'
GUS"
"They don't think you are kind ell
ther," said Jim, $50 there Is no reason
for you'to say such thing to me-"
Tho secretary birds are rather harsh
and cruel In any case. and they have
many Of the same qualities Of char
acter which the hawks have.
They always swallow their food
whole. without chewing 1t in the least
And yet they never have indigestion
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In fact. they are quite rs different
from other creatures MS Is possible.
Hawks and eagles are the only birds
who resemble hem In habits. or
course the secretary birds are very diff
ferent In looks.
They are more like animals. even
though their bodies are feathered. But
their legs are extremely long and thin.
what have you seen tOdayi" asked
Joe. who wanted to start right out
hunting before they had u quarrel.
II have seen snakes" said Jim. Now
the secretary birds IRE known better
as snake killers than anything else.
And Joe was delighted.
II am quite ready" he said.
"To be sure" said Jim, "uiter l have
told you what have seen"
II fnttsr YOU" said Joe. II APP
prove Of your taste. And when will we
be starting?"
you're pretty anxious to go now p
laughed Jim.
"Well, aren't your asked Joe.
EYES," Jim replied. and on they
started. They looked as 10 their long
legs wOald get there before their bod
les. And gracious, how they could run
Snakes. snakes" they kept saying
to themselves. And on they ran.
where Is III" asked Joe.
"Come along" said Jim. II wonder
why We wasted so much time talking"
1--WE weren't 80 hungry them" said
Joe. painting. But now we are and 10
We can't 60 quickly enough"
They ran ON and on, and how fast
their legs did carry them. At last they
reached the place where jim said the
snakes were lying around. Some were
sleeping and others were just doing
Jim and Joe each went for different
snakes. Now though the legs of the
secretary birds are so extremely Ions
and thin, and though they look as II
they would break at a moments notice
stlll they are very strong.
They always fight with their feet
and they do not use their beaks Mt all
They struck at the heads OF the snake,
with their feet-and such blows as They
gave! The snakes they wanted were
killed IN n second this way. And thcr
they were eaten whole.
''Didn't invite you to a nice party?
asked jim, after he had eaten II good
deal.
Yes" said Joe, but am good one
to bring to Il party OF this kind, for
provide MY swn food"
"And why shouldn't your" asked
jim. 1T was good enough Of me ia
show you the place"
~ was glad to come" said Joe, but
/ guess secretary birds can always and
! snakesl"
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-Four Inches Equals 2ts Miles.
Enginesrs estimate that stanoae
four inshss away from the telephone
whex taIxias y equivalent to ieago'
sea.y Ne sss 10 nsses xxxxa
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Description Of Property

Description Of Property
Owner Assessment
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot I. Temple Heights Addition.
Total frontage 1882 feet. (less
so feet for corner). Frontage
1882 feet ......................$2O4.95
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot .. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so feet so
]. e. CARBON and
A. II. HOMER.
Lot 8. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so feet $3.50
J. L. CARBON and
A. R. HOMER.
Lot 4, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so feet..............$71.5 so
J. r. CARBON and
A. Il. HOMER.
Lot s. Temple Heights Addition
Frontage so feet............-S114.4O
J. h. CARBON and
IA. r. HOMER.
Lot 8, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 1862 feet........$193.s4
]. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 8. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage +9.38 feet...-.-..$70.61
J. n. CARBON and
A. n. HOMER.
Lot 10. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 71.2 feet...........$101.S2
j. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot II. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 80 feet............$114.40
~. b. CARBON aud
A. n. HOMER.
Lot IL. Temple Heights Addition
FrontAee - tsst.m~........$1oe.1e
IL. =. CARBON sad
4, 4. nohHR. srAM A..
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............................. 1898
A. A. SCHEBY.
The east 49.5 feet OF the west
1912 feet Of Lot 6. Block SO.
Frontage 49.5 feet..............$70.7S
A. A. SCHEBY and
ORIN M. MYLER.
The east BATS feet Of the west
1855 feet of Lot 6. Block SO.
Frontage 24.75 feet...........$35.39
ORIN M. MYLER.
The west 67.75 feet of the east
1866 feet Of Lot 6. Block SO.
Frontage 57.75 feet............$s2.6S
FRlEDA X. EDMUNDS.
The east 117.3 feet Of Lot 6.
Block SO. Frontage 1913 feet
MRS. LUCY w. EyERTON.
The west 11s feet, and the east
It's feet of Lot s. and the north
half Of Lot 6, all in Block 81.
Frontage 284 feet...........$406.12
L. P. LARSEN.
The north half Of Lots Z and s.
Block 81. Frontage 301.8 feet
............................ $431.57
WILLIAM N. HOWELL.
Lot s. Block SO. Frontage SOo.S
feet ..................-..v..- $4SO.l4
OTTO JENsON.
The west 80 feet of Lot s, Block
SO. Frontage 80 feet........$141.6!
LOGAN INVESTMENT
CORPORATION.
The east 1913 feet Of Lot 8. Block
50. Frontage 1913 feet....$2ss.1+
HANNAH N. OLSEN.
The north half Of Lot s. Block
80. Frontage 151 feet....$215.93
JAMES c. PETERSON. JR.
The north half Of Lot 6. Block
80. Frontage $50 feet....$214,50
JAMES c. WALTERS.
The north half Of Lots Z and 8,
Block 80. Frontage 29S feet
-...........-....-..-....--.... $1S''o'
ANDRUs OLOFsON.
Lot Q. and the south 2l4.b feet
of Lot 3, all in Block 40. Total
frontage SIS feet. Qess so feet
for corner) Frontage ass feet
-......-.-...'..--.---'--'''.''' $''''N'
MRS. ETHEL sANDBERG.
The north S2,S feet Of Lot D.
Block 40. Total frontage 236 feet
(Iess so feet fer sorner). Front
age 1856 feet...........-.-.....$2So'ss
ROBERT DAVIS,
Anaconda. Montana.
Lot 4. Block -. Frontage 2s7'e
feet ............................ {424,7l
PAULINE KOwALLIe.
The south half Of Let 5, Block
| Al. Frontage lSs feet,..,s2l4.te
lNRa. OLGA ,. kARADN.
| The south hAh a Lsss aAd 3
| plssk Al. TrsntAgs 2s7.s fee
~ s.S.ss..a vtv0.vV
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unto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of Logan City, this
5th day of March, A. d., 1918.
(SeaD w, II. LARSEN.
Ex-Officio City Recorder.
Advt.
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DSsS''psso" VI hHoPHy
Owner Assessment
HOSPITAL.
The south 1918 feet OF Lot 4.
Block 6. Frontage 1913 feet
.................-.........--.- $23O.6h
ANNA s. KNOX.
The north 81.2 feet of the south
242.6 feet Of Lot 4. Block s. From
tage 81.2 feet..........-.......$l16.12
ROSANNA H. HYDE.
The north ~ feet Of the south
254.5 feet of Lot 4. Block g..
Frontage - feet................$17.1s
ELLEN II. NIBLEY.
The north AIS feet Of Lot 4. and
the south $50 feet Of Lot s. all
in Block 6. Frontage Ts.S feet
............................ $1l2.2S
sOREN soRENsEN and
ELLEN r. NIBLEY.
The north IL feet Of the south
4s feet OF Lot 5, Block 8. Front
age IL feet...........-..........,$l7.ls
JOHN p. CARBON.
The north 1855 feet Of Let s.
Block 8. Frontage ass feel
........."...............-' ~sSs'S'
OUNCE Z. JAoOBsRN.
The east AAlf Il LIST ], hssss =
yrAtaa> lti.S fsst.,,.....,.$9its'
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EUNICE f. JACOBSEN,

EuNICE E. JACOBSEN,
J, P. JoNsSoN,
ANNIE BOWEN.
(Right of Way.
The south 1875 feet of the east
half of Lot 8, Block Z. Frontage
16.5 feet ..........................s23.6O
JOHN a. WOOLF.
The north so feet of the south
66.5 feet of the east half of lot
s, Block I. Frontage SO feet
$71.5Q
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o. DioNh % lcet
.......................... $74.36
ANNIE BOWEN.
The north Sc feet of the west
half Of Lot 8, Block IL. Front
age Sc feet..........--............SS0.0S
JOSEPH II. PAINTER.
The west half of Lots and 5,
Block IL. Total frontage 1905
feet (less so feet for corner)
Frontage 249.6 feet...$356.93
HERSCHEL BULLEN JR.
The east half of Lots 6 and 7,
Block 16. Total frontage 900
feet Cless SO feet for corner)
Frontage 253 feet.
ORSON G. LLOYD.
The north 2S.5 feet of the east
half of Lot s, Block 16. Front
age 28.5 feet......................$40.76
JAMES j. LARSON.
The west half of the north half
of Lot s, Block 35. Frontage
tf,GO IccI lVO.i
H. P. BAIR.
The east half of the north half
of Lot s. Block IS. Frontage
74.25 feet ....-...-..-..-.....$1O6
JULIA F. THOMSON.
The north half of Lot 6. Block
IS. Frontage 1855 feet....$212.36
JOHN L. BLYTHE ESTATE,
Care H. @. Mcmillan,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The north half Of Lots Z and g.,
Block IS. Total frontage 302.S
feet (less SO feet for corner.)
Frontage 252.8 feet..........$361.50
ZELLA D. FONNESBECK.
The west half Of Lot 5, Block So.
Frontage 1912 feet..........$216.22
L. w. JOHNSON.
The west 5O.4 feet of the east
half Of Lot 8. Block 36. Front
age 5O.4 feet..............-.....$72.O7
ALFRED @. PICOT.
The west 50.4 feet of the east
| 1908 feet of Lot s, Block SO.
Frontage 50.4 feet............$72.07
A. A. SCHEBY.
The east 5O.4 feet of Lot s.
Block SO. Frontage 50.4 feet
|. ..................... $72.07
HENRY FREEMAN.
The west SIT feet of Lot g.
Block So. Frontage SIT feet
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JOHN A. BLYTHE.
The north 49.5 feet of the east
half of Lot Z, Block 7. Frontage
49.5 feet ............................$7
II. ]. DEWITT.
The east TABS feet OF Lot 6.
Block Z. Total frontage 1885
feet (less so feet for corner)
Frontage 1895 feet.......$24S.75
WILLIAM X. ROBBINS.
The west 76.4 feet Of the east
1906 feet of Lot 6, Block Z.
q Frontage 76.4 feet............$109.25
DAVID L. HAWS.
The west 49.S feet Of the east
20O45 feet of Lot 6. Block Z.
Frontage 49.s feet...........$71.21
MOSES l.. JOHNSON.
The west 9S.7 feet of Lot 6.
Block Z. Frontage 99.7 feet
$l4l.5I
OSCAR NJ. POPE.
The east rs feet Of Lot s. Block
II. Frontage IS feet................$107.25
JOHN A. McALISTER.
The west 1874 feet Of the east
272.4 feet Of Lot s. Block 7.
Frontage 1874 feet.........$2s2.2s
JOSEPH E. CARBON.
The east s975 feet Of the south
half OF Lot 4. and the west 74.2d
feet OF the south half Of Lot 3
all In Block 8. Frontage ia
feet ..........-.................. $24S.Sa
EDITH, HAYBALL.
The east half OF the south hal
of Lot 8, Block 8. Frontage
74.25 feet ...............-......$1O6.1s
HYRUM HAYBALL.
The west 1925 feet OF tho
south half of Lot 2. Block q
Frontage 1926 feet.$1S9.1S
ANNIE c. A. LARSEN.
The east 1926 feet Of the soutf
half Of Lot 2. and the west 66.2l
| feet Of the south half of Lot
all in Block 8. Frontage 82.i
rect $ll1.3
HYRUM HAYBALL.
The east S3.5 feet OF the soutl
half of Lot /, Block 8. Frontage
S3.5 feet ...................... $119.4'
All in Plat &C." Logan City Survey
Cache County. Utah. In Section "a
Township IL North. Range Eas
of the Salt Lake Base and Meridian
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Frontage 1868 feet.....s224.22
MARY SORENSEN.
The south half of Lots and 4,
Block 49, Frontage 1884 feet
c. S. HANSEN.
The south half of Lot 2, Block
43. Frontage 1855 eet...s212.36
WILLIAM ANDREW.
The south half of Lot 1, Block
as. Frontage 1863 feet....$223.51
MRS. KAREN LARSEN.
The west 1856 feet and the east
1915 feet of Lot 2, Block A.
Frontage 27S.1 feet.........s397.6S
MRS. 1. CATHR1NE JOHNSON.
The west 81 feet of Lot I. Block
A. Frontage "a feet.......$12O.12
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The east 67.2 feet of the west
half of Lot 1, Block A. Front
age 67.2 feet............$9 1851
JOHN J. JOHNSON.
The east half Of Lot 1, Block a..
Frontage 1912 feet........$216.22
LOUIS CHRISTENSEN.
The west 73.S feet of the south
half Of Lot 4, Block as. Front
age 1873 $105.53
SOPHIA c. LARSEN.
The east TAI feet Of the south
half OF Lot 4, Block As. Frontage
74.1O feet .....-......-......$1 1886
MRS. JANE r. HUGHES,
The west 1O4.6 feet OF the south
half Of Lot 3, Block as. Front
age 1O4.6 feet......................$149.5S
DAVID COwLEY
The east 49.5 feet of the south
half Of Lot 8, Block As. Front
age 49.5 -..-...................-...$7
w. o. HANSON.
The west GA feet of the south
half of Lot 2. Block As. Front
age 61.4 feet............................$87.8O
HERMAN SPENST.
The east 91.4 feet OF the south
half of Lot 2. Block As. Front
age Ola feet.................$13O.7O
wv. c. MORTENSEN.
The west 49.5 feet Of the south
half Of Lot /, Block As. Front
age 49.5 feet.....................$70.7S
KATHRINE LARSEN.
The east 49.5 feet OF the west
90 feet Of the south half of Lot
/. Block As. Frontage 49.5
Feet ............................... $7O.7S
LEO M. JOHNSON.
The east 49.5 feet OF the south
half of Lot 1. Block As. Front
age 4S.5 feet
MRS. BETTY NJ. JENSON.
The west 97.3 feet Of Lot 2,
Block 46. Frontage 973 feet.
.-..-...............-.... $139.14
ELSIE MARIE PETERSON.
| The east OILS feet of the west
| 1888 feet of Lot 2, Block 46.
Frontage 91.5 feet....$13O.84
LARS FREDERICKsON,
| Weston, Idaho.
| The east ILL., feet of Lot g
| Block 46. Frontage 111.2 feet
-....-.....................-.. $159.Oa
ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The west 1918 feet of Lot 1
Block 46. Frontage 1918 feet
............-....-............ $182.75
WILLIAM WANGSGARD.
The east &C feet OF the west
1885 feet Of Lot /, Block as
Frontage Sc feet.
ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The east 1913 feet of Lot l
Block 46. Frontage 1913 feet
............................. $685.
All in Plat "A" Logan City Survey
Cache County, Utah. in Sections 81
and 81. Township IL North. Range
East OF the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian.
Description OF Property
Owner Assessment,
UTAH-IDAHO HOSPITAL.
The south 1918 feet of Lot 4
| Block 6. Frontage 1913 fee
............................... $23O.6f
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JANE Il. PITKIN.

JANE Il. pITKIN.
The north &C feet of the south
1925 feet Of the east half of
Lot s, Block Z. Frontage IS
feet ........................... $94.SS
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THOMAS =. SMITH.
The north T6 feet of the east
half of Lot s, and the south 53.3
feet of the east half of Lot Z,
all in Block Z. Frontage 69.3
feet ................................ $9g.1O
ELIZABETH A. b. MITCHELL,
EFT AL.
The south 49.5 feet of the north
90 feet of the east half OF Lot
z, Block Z. Frontage 49.5 feet
s7O ~
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MRS. JENS OLSEN.

MRS. JENS OLSEN.
Lot 2, Block AZ. Frontage 1855
feet ...............-.............. si19.70
J. II. NELSON.
The west half of Lot l, Block
AZ. Frontage 1907 feet..$215.50
JAMES SoRENSEN.
The east half of Lot 1. Block AZ.
Frontage 1868 feet........s224.22
MARY SORENSEN.
The south half of Lots 3 and 4,
Block AZ. Frontage 1894 feet
............................... X41g.56
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All in Plat "A" Logan City Survey
Cache County, Utah. in Sections SO
and 81. Township IL North. Range
l East Of the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian.
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LEO NJ. KlMBALL.

LEO NJ. KlMBALL.
The south So feet of the north
los feet of the west half of Lot
3, Block IL. Frontage SO feet
. S743S
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WILLIAM WANGSGARD.
The east &C feet OF the west
1885 feet Of Lot /, Block as.
Frontage Sc feet...............$94.38
ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The east 1913 feet of Lot l..
Block 46. Frontage 1913 feet
........................... 1884
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All in Plat &C." Logan City Survey,
Cache County, Utah. In Section "a.
Township IL North. Range I East
of the Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
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An Ordinance Providing for. the Pay
ment Of the Cost and Expense of
the Improvements Made In Sewer
District No. 3; Assessing the Cost
ufSsaid Improvement Against the
Auditing Property Lying and Be-
ing Within said District for the
Benefit Of Which said Taxes Have
! Been Expended and Providing for
D the Issuance Of Coupon Warrants.
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The north IL feet of the south
40.5 feet of the west half of
Lot 3, Block IL. Frontage IL
feet s171s
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ANNIE BOWEN.
The north Sc feet of the west
half OF Lot 8, Block ~. Front
aya IA feet SSOOS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-09
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the oid-fsshioned mustard.pIaster
burned and blistered while it acted. Get
the relief and help that mustard
plasters gave, without the plaster and
without the blister.
Musterole does it. 1t is a clean, white
ointment, made with oil of mustard. It is
scientifically prepared so that it works
wonders, and yet does not blister. the
tenderest skin.
Just massage MusteroIe in with the fin
ger tips gently. See how quickly it brings
rehef-now speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat bron-
chitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma
neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisv,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches Of
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet. colds of
the chest (it often prevents pnenmonial-
3Oc and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
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BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP

will quiet your cough. soothe the in
flammation OF a sore throat and
lungs. stop irritation in the bron-
chial tubes, insuring a good nights
rest, free from coughing and with
easy expectoration in the morning.
Made and sold in America for fifty
two years. A wonderful prescrip
ton, assisting nature in building up
your general health and throwing off
the. disease. Especially useful in
lung streuble, asthma Group brOu<
chitis efs, 5F'or sale by Wrens Drug
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Osborn Visits District.

c. r. Osborn of the United States
department of agriculture, and who is
stationed in Chickasha in charge OF
the animal industry work in eight
counties in this part of the state,
left this morning for trip over his
district. He states that the work is
progressing nicely and that he is
much encouraged as to the prospects
for a successful campaign.
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Capt. Emanuel to Des Moines.

DIR. L. E. Emanuel, VINO has recent
ly received a captains commission in
the Medical Reserve Corps of the Ma
tional army, has been called to Ft.
Des Moines, Iowa, and will leave to-
night for that fort where he will be
stationed at the base hospital. Capt
Emanuel has had an old and well es-
tablished practice in this city. and for
years has been the Grady county ply
sician. During the past year he has
acted as examining physician on the
county exemption board. His appli-
cation to the government for his per-
sonal services, his appointment and
call, have all taken place in the past
thirty days Mrs. Emanuel and chill.
dren expect to join him later in the
spring.
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Recruits for Army.

The local recruiting station is do
ing, not to say a rushing business
these days, but at that the officers
in charge are getting regular and
steady applications for enlistment in
some branch of the service. Recent
ly the following have been accepted
for service: William G. Hoskins Of
Lawton, Okla, sent to TT. Sill; Rob
ert c. Ammons, Loco, Okla, engi-
neers, sent to Rockyford, H.; Louis
o. Lester, ordnance, to Ft. Logan,
Colo; Harold J. Johnson of Chicka-
sha, infantry. sent to TT. Logan;
Ralph Dylhoff, Eldorado, Okla, coast
artillery.
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WINS
IN BATTLE WITH
TWO ENEMY SUBS
Iy United Press.

Jy United Irsss.
Washington, April 9.-In running
battle on February 2 with two Ger
man submarines the armed guard Oc-
cident put both of the boats to flight
The Americans demolished the peri
scope of one of the boats.
The navy department announced
today that the Santa Maria, manned
by Americans, was torpedoed and
sunk on February 25. The crew
fought gamely until the sea envelop-
ed their guns.
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SEND LOAN OVER
TOP EARLY; MAY
AID INCOME TAX
By United Press.

Washington, April 9.--The early
over-subscription of the Liberty loan
may result in easier income war tax
payments. 1t was authoritatively
stated today that. the success of pend
ing legislation for this purpose de-
pends upon the response Of the ccun-
try to the loan.
Secretary McAdoo IS opposed to di-
viding the income tax payments be-
cause Of the pressing requirements
Of the government but the indications
are that he win consent to it if the
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Attend Play at MIneo.

The high school play, Green Stock
ings," which was given in Minco last
night was attended by several visi.
tors from Chickasha. Those in the
crowd were: Misses Edwina lizard,
Leta Majors, Jewel Stine, Carol Rice,
and Susie King, Reuben Cochran
Wayne Hollingsworth and Amzi TX.
ard. T. F. Major motored the party
to Minco.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-09
GRADY COMMISSIONERS TO
DISCUSS ROAD MATTERS

A meeting of the Grady county com.
missioners has been called for to.
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, to con-
vene in the office of the county clerk
at the court house. Road matters will
be discussed and certain contract
work viii be taken up. This is prin.
cipally for the Minco road, but it is
Thought possible that the Cement road
will come in for some consideration.
A penny saved is a penny gained;
buy Thrift Stamps.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-09
Supplies Oil for AeropIanes.

r. J. Crane, manager of the Texas
oil company, had the honor Of supply
ing oil to the saeroplanes that came
up to Chickasha from Fort Sill Sat
urday to help in the big celebration.
AS soon as the aviators landed on the
Johnson farm Fsast OF the viaduct,
theYaReRt an order4o the Texas com.
pany stor or and air, Crane rushed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-09
Attend Presbyterian Meet.

Rev. VIM. Denham and J. H. Free
man leave this afternoon to attend
the spring meeting of Ell Reno Pres.
bytery, which convenes at 1880 this
evening at Hastings, Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-09
AVIATION STUDENTS ARRESTED
By Unised Press

LaWinn, Okla April 9.-Tw0 ava
tion students, frank Waloy and Fe-
ter jensen, are under asress on =
preside 1iial warrant No Information
further than .h4. the men are alien
enemies is obtairable. L. s. Attcrnev
John Fem of Ok ahoma City, ordered
the arrest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-09
AntIe a Captain.

Word has been received in this city
that Lieut.. H. c. Antle has been ad
yanced to a captaincy. His many
friends viii be interested in the pro
motion