The Chickasha daily express., April 08, 1912, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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of I ho " !inpol:';ni ciuli tonight. A! ;.
,Mre,i:T-t y.u hi !! jU have t'.i.r.:
(if lii iii'-.'iin;.',. The batip-s in ii
time (.hire Will be diseusi-ed. I
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HICKAS H A D A I L Y
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In creating the Western Union
Day and Night Letters we have
practically placed a telegraph in
strument on the desk of every
business man in the country.
They are the new, long arm of
business that reaches, pushes,
pulls, dees things quickly, vigor
ously. Their cost is trivial and they tell
your story your way.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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AT THE;
PLAY HOUSES
THINKING OF BUILDING, lay.
ing Sidewalks. Steps, Floors,
Roofing or anything to be built
of Concrete? If so, give me an
opportunity to submit you an es
timate. , My extensive experi
ence and intelligent workmanship
should convince you that I am in
a position to give you satisfacto
ry work; in fact. I guarantee it
to I)? tatiifactory.
W. F. WAEPiElD, CONIRWTOR
I'uy iB 'lllilf, Oppvtile Tm-lnfSicc.
f'hene 0.J.5.
KOZY THEATRE.
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Ko.y runs only high class pictures.
Our pictures come direct from the
Kmpress theater, in Oklahoma City.
Coiiii. ami s-e the difference between
junk ami firs; cht-s photo play.,.
Special f-v.xure tonight.
Special iwrMn tonight.
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"Tw, U'wiii'ii." Tills is a (!ep film.
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"Oniy iii i lie Way," a good picture
w'.'h a moral.
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"The Divorce Cur." lie sure to
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Kong, "Oi.i ilu- Hanks of the OKI
Mel St ream."
ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS.
Bring loms clean white rags to th
j Expres office at once. HIghett cac.i
j price paid. dtf.
Police Court Today.
Kli I'crkins, negro, was fined $ T . r,
In police court this morning un Ihc
charge of being drunk and given a, line
of $J.r,o on t he charge of tearing a
young negro woman's dress.
Sunday School Class Social.
Clans No, ., of the Christian Sun
day school, taught by Miss Trenna
Perguson, will entertain the members
of the class of Mrs. .1!. I'. Smith at a
social Friday evening. These classes
have been in a contest and the boys
WIjI).
Men's Bible Class Organized.
Men of the Presbyterian church or
ganized a men's liible class at the
Sunday school service yesterday morn
ing. Officers in tlie class were elect
ed and a permanent organization ef
fected. ):. YV. Po'(or was elected
teacher; J. A. Julien, president, and
ft A. Dnnlap, secietary.
Change In Star Office.
Lester Harnes has resigned his po
sition as manager of the Orady County
Star and left today for Oklahoma. City,
1 where he lias accepted a position in
i the circulation department of the
(Times, lie will be succeeded here by
i Thui man Tunisian, who assumed his
I duties as business manager todav.
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Last Week of Contest.
This is the last week of the Chris
tian church Sunday school contest ami
; the results of next Sunday's attend
ance, collection and new pupils will
decide Hie contest. The reports yes
terday showed the following:
PI Iteno Attendance. f.K) ; new pu
pils, 2-1'!; collection, $il."tl.
Cliickasha Attendance , .'it I; new
pupils, -172; collect;-':. '.V!.l2.
Fined for Fighting.
Tlieo. Proctor ami E. Phares engng-
! cd In a pugilistic bait Sunday after
noon and were before II. I.. Crigsby
this morning to answer to the charge
of fighting. The cane against Phares
j was dismissed and a fine of $in was
i ptoiiuunced ugahint Proctor. Accord
i ing to evidence, Proctor began the as
IfcauH and the face of Phares was evl
I deuce that he tot the worst of the eti
I "owner. Mr. Phares' face and eyes
were badly bruised and swollen this
Situation en River Improves
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fl'iod situation Sunday was at Oolden
Lake, the Arkansas levee guarding the
pressure of the Mississippi. Had this
embankment been breached it. would t
i have added to the tide already sweep
ing through the counties of northwest
Arkansas. At '.) o'clock Sunday night
the Cohleii Lake levee held, and as it
continued to baffle the swirl of the
flood, danger in the southern part of
the valley Increased. As along as the
flood remains in the levees north the
strain on the southern embankments
increases,
Hourly the danger We works south
ward. In the upper reaches of the
Ohio and Mississippi Sunday night, t lie
river practically was at a standstill,
ThiR means that the flood's crest now
is expected on the dykes from the -Missouri
line southward.
There has been suffering among
thousands of refugees gathered in the
hk'Mami town fiut of the flood's!
reach. However, tills situation can
not continue becuuse the state offic
ials and federal government are work
ing to carry food to the h uneiess. The
greatest, menace now is directed to
ward those persons marooned in the
inundated territory. Scores of boats
manned by rescue parties are hurry
ing to relieve these prisoners.
Slate and levee board officials in
the districts south of .Memphis "nave
been laboring ail day to top the threat
ened levees.
Missisippi state officials think their
embankments will hold. Nevertheless
the menace to states bordering the
Mississippi south of Memphis will not
have cesred until the great river's an
gry waters have hurried themselves
into the gulf.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Dr. I.). K. Tutncr.t liiropractor, is
! locating in Chit -kasha, with offices at
j'.'1)!'.' Chit-kasha avenue, Jtoom 11. Dr.
i Tnrti"r Is a graduate of the Carver
! Denny Chiropractic college if Okla
homa City, and is a brother of I). Kffio
I Turner of Law ton. Chiropractic needs
no explanation or recommendation, as
it is well known here. 4 i -St
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This part of this big store you men
and boys should not overlook.
We have the new up-to-date things
you will want just at this time of
the year. Our Hats in straw and
soft are new and snappy. All the
new things in Shirts, Collars, Ties,
Gloves, a dandy line of pants,
spring and summer underwear.
Our buyer in this department
spread himself this spring and has
some beautiful goods for men,
young men and boys.
BE SURE TO SEE US FOR
YOUR SPRING WANTS
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