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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-06

MORE DEATHS REPORTED
 CBy Review Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, March ,. - Cadet Phillippateaux. New York City, died
 oCoutinued on Page Twol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
UNCLE SAM WILL PAY
| OsAG[ INDIANS TAXES
Delinquency Penalties VIII Not
Have To Be Borne BY the
Tribal Members; Pend
ing Long Time

The county commissioner u Osags
county have sufhofity 70 order fhs
county treasurer 10 strike from his
iA1 rolls all delinqsen, iar p.naiiie
q ~ have accrued IN Usage Indian a.
kffsf lands yendlng discrimination u
The OsaEe land suits In enc fslefal
courts. This xas the snbsfAnte D, ~
Opa on renesrtd io1ay by Aii0fpsy
General Fresilng % corbeit Carnsff.
county siiorney y Usage county
c4rnsit lnqslraa whether the board
n commissioners could yacsle The
former assessment snd make nsu
ores shich would ~ loser The ai-
iornsy generzi hoids that this oanac'
b. done In rssponss 20 Carneff's n
q Try. shesber fbs board could rerngt
Tar yenziti~s. ne attorney general
holds that tbs ACTON can b. TAKEN
sor the reason thai ne renziiiea never
bsslIT oocsre1 znd hence are void
The rnife1 States bros~ht ssif On
tskxlf Of Tie I11lsss - ssF<ls the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
posi- VI ~ DI>F ANOR
WITH O>i6I HI1D>

Says MAJ Duhf Most lndifne
io'ok ~Ifh lnfiaiie contemp, on tse
oyDoesBn claiming that TIE humb,e
marsupal vas created after al other
fear -f0ofers vere already on The
ea7h The redskins ssy that NAL b
re'sh made the .,osssu~ o. remnants
materials left IN the crestDrs work
rhop The often sleep prsiendinr
pale fscef elsdrspede h Considered
. great coward. claiming 20 b. dead
shea sffseke5 rsfhsr ihsn fTht -
infisa sss ever sesn eating ihs cor
afciy animal FOR ~ eating i The eais-
fhere9f w0sid becoae drunk shh Gov
nrdlxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
WILSON AND WILHELM ANO
WHAT THEY sTAN0 F0R
ohiscs Of War Il To Garry
Spirit of President Wilson
Into the Hearts Of Ger.
mana In Germany

londaa MAY IA rhn ehleet ~ ghs
war la - carry she aplrlg ef rvsalisas
wil4on lnga she hearts aaa miads "
ne peopla ~ sinrmaaY a~elarsi
Professor sp~naar wnAla4nn of or
tera IN AZ sadFwaa 80 tar ''ides "
rhs war lie astt
rhu aernan esmp~eer aad rs~~i
seai Wilson Afe each ~ them At ths
hsad u gveag nAskn aad sssA u
.hsm wielda II that nAtIaa aaprema
authority
flut ihe two men stand fnF twn
snsaEeulstio systems rhs ei~smsa
Emperor la never Tired ef proslatm
tns chat ha has received special
esmmisaiaa trHn eis-i Almi@hsr 20
eausala aad Instruct the usfatan pso.
pls snd eshsf peoples Altar his srmgss
shall have crushed shnm
NJ wllsan aa tho other hand was
ahossn by ne peuple Of ths uailsa
States a preside avas their guvwra
msnt lle has 90 eommiassea tn eda.
cate ,hvm fhsle liaA IL 10 ha allow
"A 10 eraw ana "a aeselap their paw
era by dalna their wark tlsra Il NJ
wilson's euneepllan ~ his mi~~ta
4 feel nathlnK 50 maeh a. the To-.
'ensity ~ lha common man ras
pick nut In ovsry audience the men
wha are Al saac la ghelr farsaa~s
nat there arv Ia svefy efuwd uth~-
msa who rae llstsniaa 10 hear saaie.
body areak The thin9 that IL stirviax
Ia lhslf hearts and mInia y makes
mans heari aeha 70 lhlnk that hs
can not DO aafv he IA DUNG u for
them. 10 wunAsr Nheghar ther ara
lsnslnK far samashina hs ioaa nos
unaerstaad lis pray~ uod that some.
thing wlli hslna tate hls ennseisnes
whai 4 In theirs. 40 that tho whois
talios iray feel At las, fslaaaad from
~ hu,. sneaa. feel At lAat that th~ss
il no lnvisihia foFce haidlnx u hark
from ~ goal feel Al laa' that lh@rs
Il hope aud eounaence. and that ths
road MAY he trndden a. " ihay wers
brothers. shualder 10 shoulder. NOT
asking each ether anything about ar.
'eFences ~ rians not eontestlax for
any selfish advance hqt united In
The common enterprise
'rhs object ~ THIS var h % carry
tho spirit ~ ihnae worda Into ths
hearts and mind. ~ tho German pso-
pie Il hat not an sblect worth lsv.
Ing ior and dying far
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
Children Dry
FOR FlfTcHER'S
& a 9 Q RIA
MESSAGE FROM KING
FOR EACH j. S. SOLDIER

London. NJ - To each member u
The .merlran forces passing throagh
Engiand. is ,sat . message from King
George. a. foiloss
soldiers % The United statss
The people ~ ths nriiiah lslss ~si-
come yoa on year ~ay 20 taks yoar
stand beside the armies - tha many
nation no~ fighiing ln the oid Word
the great battle for human freedon
'-Ths allies ~fll gala nsw heart sni
spirit IN yoar company I ~ish :
could shake hands with each oEs of
you and BID yoa God sped on yaar
-oEoR0E. n T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
CLASS OAr EXERCISES
At AUDITORIUM T0N|eHT
Progrxm VIII Be Unusually
cS>d Every School Patron
Is Invited and Welcome,
Begins At SIS

cs~ss aay exercises sSA annnal
eammenoemens * tAe GatArse Ass
srha1 wssi he given aonishs. Sis. At
gAr AasA sghees aaaHo-sam Frta4s
evening a. ne same s.sar a. sAe fasss
E eAurvA TIE graduating exercises
VI, - ssven
TAe following Trosrzm vii he
r~s4er~a toaishs
ProSessAoasi war NArcA - re
Priests. fram "AsAAiaa NenaeaSsass y
High SeAcol Orchestra
Sxaa;xsars Aln& powers
Trazsaaze ard Rarstoae Dae, Ne
votAoa Rreoss naeeae Rel2at and
James wAsssas
P-opAeey Ass the Flowers 70 Tess
yc4 @ueea sAnnAAesle rAttersen
yarre< me-no,. noris CARNEY VITA
Rese. EassAer SArefrer nAsteail
clA&ys Rslsscs Ngnonreste. Thei,.4s
Hoziin G. ~oTsh NicSs Vera Ailen.
r@sss Nyra Mcsaeilan
Class pa~~l-zsa.k Bsst
Psano Sois--1 .ss-asss rAa "a xl--.searFaa
wess
P-e<eztx2on q Cixss spade Exr.
psnna.ck
>c<zes That Are Esr1gfte~s frezl
-N&-4fsnk w2fAce EigA Sgheo'
CrrAeSfra
N13s-3 Icto-~- E-r@sf Pratt
Class VIII wN'iam Nel1herrer
R4cessiox Ai-UA- MARI ot the
praesss srcm Alfalfa Nen3eassohE
--EisA ScAoal Orchestra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
NNNtlNt. LAW ~ pttU-
u. NlNln N NOIitMlA. MANY
GERMANS ~ PRISON
trnNrfNt Nn rnea rAge uNvl
ropAS's MAH SUMMARY.

uermAnya ayYlns offensive launsh
e. in The hops u faf,lux the allies
a. conclude peace enteFN apon ila
third month to-day The allied armies
ara yet intact ana awsillnk further
eromy attacks while AmerisAa Feln
fsicem.nts are hatFfink 10 France
Great LOSSES sustained in rleafdy ani
f'andrra have fareea ths ,larmans &"
hrli and reof9anise their shattered
divisions
In the weeks slnre the fvpalse ~
he laat strong herman attack north
- Mont homme'. the allies have sui
terded here and there 10 biting ofi
important positions Enemy counter
attacks havn not been vigorous aud
40 hla attempts 90 regain the lost pu'
sHlons have failed
The lalnal German failure was
northwest ~ Msrsille The apes ~ lh"
fss salient Attacking nuw nrlllah
positions On ffunl of lwo thlrds ~
mile. tho Germans although "a
strength were thrown bach The
nrltiah line remains unchanged
small enemy attempts north pf
nsllcal have been repulsed ~ ihs
| rgonch
ON tho sectors southwest ot Ypfee
and ives, ~ Amlnns. the Germans
have shown no indication that intan
~, attacks are about 20 be renewed
Neither has General otto van il~low 3
army east ot Afraa undertaken new
operations
However. neflin cannot delay re-
uewal ~ The offensive much longer
ana that a the time the allles ar"
waiting for Au they lmproV~ their 10
sltions at various points
British avlaiors slnpo March ei have
accounted Tor 100 German airpian"s
and have dropped more than i"po
tons ~ bombs on enemy military tar
gets The srelai campaign against
the enemy continues undated. bosh
British and French bombing squad
fona being busy
In patrol actions Ia Lorraine. Am
~ can iruopa have captured German
tfi.oncfa iioih American and Ger
nan artillery "a more active than
usual IN tho woeyfe ana IN Lorraine
but no infantry lighting Is reported
on the ffoni between tho flaFn
fnd Lake uarda. the Italians have
succeeded IN several strong engage
usnta with the Austro iianTariana
Al Monte splnonoa thu Italians wip
- out an enemy post and captured
la prisoners ~hllo their ns~ POSI-.
tlons ~ Cape sile On tho riave. have
tecn extended further
North - nsgisd in Mesopotamia.
he Turkish resistance 20 tbs adyanc
ing British stlil r. weak Mounted
troops have occupied fp..s. north of
Tskrit on tho Tirris. the Terks rse.
irg sitter sllrht fighflug In the klrk
uk district the Truks have not mo
Tested The british IN their removal 81
military stores from tho captured
town
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
WAR BOARD PUTS
BAN ON TAPI0cA

Tapioea pudding has bean pushed
ffom ,hs menu b. the hand u me sm
barge
Thls delicious dlsh. the suppiy -
shioh comes malniy from Dutch lava
has been listed hy the shipping bosrf
a. mon essential 80 that shipping
used IN "a transportation can hs AZ
sufisi 20 mors Useful var purposes
Nov. however. a protest 10 heinz
voiced ihai fapiocca far from being .
non essential Il used IN manitions
Manufacture. a. ihe base for ths xlss
On postage stamps. and a. miller ea
cotton goods
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
P0sTOFF|ct FIRE SMELLS
]. 5. WAR FUND

A or. IN ths posiaffies Al nisneh-
afd. Tes has slightly s~slisd uaeis
sans AR fund ~ ths destruction -
ne supply ~ stamps on hsnd At ,hs
ilins or shs FIRE
Ths postmasfer. Kif Williams ~ho.
~ lac. can recover from The govern.
mant for tho stamps destroyed. hss
SAWED thls rixht and sill pay for the
stamps from hia own pocket by -sy
II contribution 10 uncis sam IN his
dark days ~ esanios. Gays wiiiisns
letter 70 the postofflcs department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
i.sgO. 600 SOLDIERS
HAVE I<stAA<CE

Wellington. May - More than
Stfpplyss.yyo Insurance on the lives
o' more than $4,000 soldiers and
sailors alr~say has been written 10
- bafeas of war risk insarancs
That ia said 20 be- more Insurance
20 written since the middle ~ last
October. fhar is today on the bo0ks
pi the twenty largest life Insurance
cysnfanies IN the world All kinds ~
problems have been met vIth IN
afhifsiux this siganiie task. accord
ing - Information furnished 20 con
grsss ~ Thomas y Love. assistant
- ereisry u the treasury. in charge q
tbe bureas. and other officials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
BRIDE LIFTED HUBBY's
BANK ROLL AND H|EEO
Shs Also Committed Bis2uy To
Get Within The Money. War.
rant o.; For Her: Soldier
Lover Mizing

wse- Villas nsssr. former Csft-
- bs.lrier. narriel Saoza Bsiisy
r xsrrA 49, =. thssxkf - kse
fsscte< tAs 49, - ssNsness An1
% sne - bri1s were Aasry sor .
tizs Bsf g saa secrf Lived. fkrs>
T.sss ). fsrt Tter BAKER i@srre1
fhsi - hrtss Aaf befraye1 ain That
80 -sl si-eaky fks ~ss - snashsr
srt fAsf a. was q rkief besl1es
rgfns =. sgrsse - flcke1 a. bsrk
-, sz< hIk-l he frzos1 49, a.
a. a. gosl.z. ~ ss1 here isss srsek
= 49,
a sz-~s-- taf be~- aszwr 81 for
Nso-s 81 = 1lEs-y cAarFs a.e az
s>sr-- - - uscs 70 ssrrshs.e sr.s
srfnr - 49, - tkis oosrfv for
f-tsi y - tso1rks ~ rzn sssy
sffk q sclcisr 80 rkoz s.s .ss
knO- - have cnr-erDs.se1 t.
sr5<,er a. sfso <zzrS@zrst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

With the exception 81 limited
storage capacity Ia retail dealers
shrds. thefe are onl, lhf~ places
where coal can le ept FIRST. iu
the ground where it he Away
te,n, and where 10 mast remain nn
en- ninel Rnd loaded into cars. Sec
DuN iu tAe ears themselves. where
unless ihpse cars ar, promptly
moved fN their destination and un
loaded li H. hindrance 10 transl,or
iafion tln,Alng no tracks and yards
already uYpffHtrA aud sadly nessied
fur transportation II other commod
ifles Third Zee the coal bins u do
Mrsiie NfNsgmrfs. and Ia the coal
Nlir % uiuNflal uscra The value
~ caai na fuel heelns only when ii
Reaches flr fh|fd place The fuel
problem is lu ga fhe cuai from the
nfsi fse If delnsli 10 the flnnl
liaHe nl ispuaii With a. little delay
a Neslhlp ani lu a. steady aud
eahfIrnnus stream as circum
sianoe wli' pormli
The railroads may be compared
fa Hafff pipe which needs Ia run
fuli ail iho limc vi carry the neoes
gly amnuui ~ water 20 itA dcsiiun
linu ~ fhaf water n shut on Tor
unf apNriafio time n means an
ultimate shortage The pipe can
rlrn n1 more than ~ maximum
faufiff rfr day
incanf rlfnee - paying FOR coal
an iDs spring ~ summer. when n
~iii nnf 10 needed until autumn 90
winter should not influence any
r'nsumer f1 delay placing his order
ana .eauriuF his supply u T. far
vieer g. borrow money ln the sprlue
% nay for ones coal than 10 wait
Wriii ariumn nr winter when n tn
ca1i hsr not been mined and
flirIrs. money cannot procure H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

collection of taxes on allotted OsaEs
Indian lands but the United States
circuit court held that they wers
taxable During several years ,ha'
The suii vas pending no effort was
made b. Usage county 90 collect the
fazes on these lands
The attorney general has been IN
fnfn"d that the United States gov
snmeni sciing on behalf Of the k %
dams has se' aside the funds 10 pay
lf back Usage iares. but does 90,
ffsife - pay the penalties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
Children Cry
FOR FlEIcnEa'S
Q + RIA
Is SUPPLY POSTS
FOR ARMY PLANNED
Coe.hAls Announces Purchases
VIII Be Made II Locality
Q. ths Several Camps
Hereafter

Wasslagfoz. Nay 4--IseceasrSii1-
aocz @. ar1g s19s,y. F9frAas ~ Ar4
cistrse1tho- .Are4r1 he esi4tiisanss.s
g i1rre%E Aozes s1ft 1e7a.s In each
v1s a-nc~ncrc ;o11y ~ AcilHg Qaar-
tsr-nkssr C~rs-ai GoerA8is
E4ca q tAe - Eerersi ssppiy pos's
VII - eAarre1 .ltA re d1,y - see7
,-r = to1eA visk TIE aans.scfarirg
.as4ilsiss y IS nose ant - tAr a. pes
slsie az iced. eao.tsnr and esBis-
-e1i .o- t.e trai-irr czmgs wil BE-
scIrks wissr ske 1r1e Ia vhick a
c1zs q loc4t-1
- Lous 81 - fhs teas9s1-rers
sor ;As so.f i.cisslrr rlnois sostA
q. yarssc1rl1ie Spri.Tflsss anz n.ers-
tlr. EA1sas OslahozA ars Ars2r
sls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

Psf . 20. - rod coal n yosr p't
rDr. Ssrt winter 700 -iii no' -
80 Y bsy ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

fp ses-ses ssr wsri &C ., ~.
csp't<i cisy essiress c>si,9e Get
esm s>.>is-ssir .. Lss>er .esIes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

eWin. g. more favorable weather
conditions. greaief quantity ~
coal can De- transported zach day
irom Apfll 10 Noycn ef than Is poA
,ipic ln each daY from November 90
March Condiiiuns adverse e. coal
TRANSPORTATION are sure tu cAisi rY.
cry winter Nnn Hdfrrs cfn
aifiuhs were unnsHAiiA eefrff aud
l0ug continued l0 fhp winter lNH
passed. To an af1rcis llo drerce.
hunefn ihei hatN csisfel ever,
Winter and % Is fhe uari of faiiN a.
suig.o.e iAes viii noi De enrounic !
nssf winter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
Problem Is One Of Transportation, Declares
Carheld-Cars and Mines Must Be Kept
Busy Every Day in the Year, He Says.
By HARRY A. GARFIELD
L. - FUEL ADMINISTRATOR.

~ VERY householder every pnbhc utility, and every ndns
q cA engaged work essential the prosecution 81
IL TIE earnestly advised and urged place without
delay ihcg orders for coal to their ucis ior the se'e
months beginning Apnl l.
During the fA wese months there has tsn suffering among
and grt4 ent II essential production By Industries
through inability % obtain nesa fue after tbs gsnng II
year ago el q believe tai tAef might
safely withhold their orders until later the year They abore
under the impression that coal could be- bought and well
al one time another They told that ihere il Of
co4l for everybody and that there would b. plenty 81
the co4 also The advice and aecepanc, hY
q the contributing Tic coal shortage vh
scuent suffering among domestic and lesssnne pro-
es--aa Q. .-Mm.--l--. nc--e- " ar.l.-lle..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22
THERE Is PLENTY OF COAL

fbcrs - llrail - coal lH ihr
e.ugld g. neei efeA nrci This
coal can - taken Nun tho ground
uDis 80 cons,qus 4 ef'isrs placed
VIII tbc oiarhiofs ~ those orders
are delayed The eoal reusinp hrfe
naiurr las pui Coal spectators
have 30 other storage Fu@a for
their oDal ifeH N snch storage
snacc existed. it would be- ~ iIifie
! cnsfi The oual Nle mt ns nf'i fe
main ln ihe nliuss as 30 stored ~
ihe mouth - the ines in either
cIre "a ~ used ii Mnsi 10 trans.
Z orfel "a the fDlni where ueo,ipd
Consequently t Hn.f - loAdfi on
coal cars. aud fhis equally nHrrs
snrt whether fhe coal s. tnfen dI
rccfls from The u'nr fo thu car or
taken from ffofare pil. nj The
mines mouth 10 fhe car Unless ne
Operators have orders fnr ihrlf coai
iheY cannot load fhr coal cars nor
via fhe cohl cnrs ~ placed ~ their
mines without orders for resl tlie
0ffraforr cannot snip f.. far fhey
oan give no directions where ~
should be taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

cATniARsoL sor bilious sick bead
schss- Corner Pharmacy sB1 Owl
Drug store IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

-rELe WIN rre WAa.- ouy
sAvses srAnpa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-22

cucton @. commodities needed Do
Tie Fusl AdNlnisira'lon wAs 10.
thea Ii exlserce. and did not hegin
81 work Until Aaxust - Z Vas
iben already feo late - undo the
harrn which had hcen luDe The
Fusl Adninis'railan voald - ~
lgenf = its dufg to the pptiic II u
falles % cal efilpr ~ this tlar
70 tNe uufari ufafe rcsnits ~ the
fuls;aken course fursuesi - ihe pub
be q year kEo and 10 vArn al en-
sumers In the nsOst enlllai.c NAB
uer f.aexti~ that q rtGFfifloa %
fho.~f resrltk car - afuidrl OniI -
arce,flEr and acting iAu.f-lla ely
urc1 fhe Pol Administration ID
40 kfrs given ~ a. rrs crisliifsr
= ~ rtaeee nIc-flcrf1 ascertain
Is fDei rs9H. .rrnenfs far ~ cafr
inr yes- ~ this ~ cnoe Order
sur,cseuf cosi o. res' fha=e require
nserfa T'isor jour oriier. ~ ance
II toaif~-ie ~ons1mers have ~ 81,
n.srf rrrHre rsrr fnf ~ cal
fbef wII re~f fheF shpuk eniarge
;hs,sf - ruiiir utilities and
ir.4-sfres rrrsEn-t ufa.r x0rerunlerf
scrt kTff ~ s1~-ieuf sforsxe
gsc. tify .lor.it - oncs provide H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-16

DEAN PARAMORE
SIGNS"
III North 4th st. Phone 1142
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-16
MEN
DEMO.CLUB
MEET SOON
Stale Convention Be Held al ArdmOre
Feb. q; Make Big Plans; 1000
Delegates Expected
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express
Ardmore, Okla, Feb. 16.-The
Democratic league Or young men of
Oklahoma is preparing to hold its
annual convention at Ardmore ON
Washington's birthday February 22.
The Ardmore boys are making ready
to entertain 1000 delegates from
every county and local Democratic
club in the state. A new convention
hall at Ardmore makes proper ac.
eommodations assured and a free
banquet will be given by the young
Democrats Of Ardmore and Carter
county. At previous conventions
tickets to the banquet were sold to
the visiting delegates, but this year
everything will be free.
Officers of the league for the en-
suing year will be elected. So far
two candidates for the presidency
have appeared-Kelly Brown of Mus
kogee, and VIM. j. Armstrong of Ok.
lshoma City. big crowd, lively
convention and good time is as
aurcd.
The managers of the convention |
have been fortunate enough to Sc.
cure as one of the speakers, Lieut..
Hector MacQuarrie, of the British
Royal Artillery. a brilliant young or.
ator now touring this country in the
interest of the war work, being
wounded after passing through the
Battle of Marne and the thick OF
The campaigns on the western front.
will be delivered to the
by Hon. Prince Freezing
attorney general of Oklahoma, and
Judge c. b. Stuart of Oklahoma CITY
The Healdton oil field lies near
Ardmore, and any delegate to the
who notifies the Ardmore
'lh in adl lnce of his desire to visit
he fie! will have transportation to
ne held furnished free.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-16
vIIEllaIii'IIi


Mrs. Fred Martin, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives in
this city FOR the past week, returned
tc her home in Algonia Ia, today.
Valuable Miami Lead and Zinc
lease surrounded by good develop.
ments Want equal partners to join
il ground floor interest to develop
property before organizing company.
opportunity for big returns on In
vestments of from $125,0O to $250O0
Must act quick. G. A. Sanford, phone
Q, Eisfelder Bldg. Phone 1907
2-12-1SI
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A raw. SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
q Little Musterole.

And Musterole won't blister Ike The
old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread it on with your fingers. 1t pene-
trates to the sore spot with gentle
hngie, ioosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is clean, white ointment
made with oil Of mustard. 1t is fine for
quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsilitis. Group. stiff neck, asthma, neu.
ralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises chilblains, frosted feet, colds on
the chest (it often prevents pneumona).
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill.
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
3Oc and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
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Universal Weekly News, Kozy to-
day. c it. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-16

Mrs A. c. White and daughter
left for Oklahoma City today where
they will be the guests of friends
over sundsy.
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Phone 1142
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-16
DANGEROUS symptom

Il hear that Bilcum is going to run
for congress" "Really2 I'm not sur
prised. When he was a boy they say
his parents We're awfully worried
about him. Life.