The Chickasha daily express., August 01, 1917, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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OMJCKAiH DAILY liriZIl, CHlbCAlttA, OXLinOHI
Northern Grady Co. Calls
n Fint 3C4 Men in Human
Lottery (or War Service
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OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
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Report of the Condition of . "K
: THE FARMERS STATE BANK
Chlckaaha, Oklahoma,
At the Closo of Business, June ?0, 1917. v
; V ' " ' RESOUIIC183 ,, ' . " ;, '
tLoavs anJl tllnoouuts ?271,4fllM)
Overdrafta . 1.210.31
Furniture ant! fixtures 3,700.00
Heal estate - ' 4.520.CO
Bonds' and- warrant I 38,400.21
Caill and tight exchange . J02,31S.34 140,748.55
LIABILITIES
t Capital Btoek paid In
Surplus -
Undivided profits
Deposits .
That faint hearted notion that you've not jet a chaice,
Ii the reason that really prevents yoi-r advance.
Make "I Will" your slogan and ycu'll never ftel hat,
Get the banking idea and you'll plough jcur way throigh.
WW?
It is easy to pay off a loan with the
Pittsburg Mortgage Investment Co,
because our terms are so liberal and easy. See us
for that farm or city loan.
J. E. WHITE, Manager.
213 First Nations! Bank Bid.
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$421,648.76
f r.0,000.00
(5,000.00
7,C(IC.2S
, 357,982.53
$421,648.76
The above statement la correct.
J. W. WILSON, CasUler.
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Carefully Rechecked.
Tin; lull nli. ii'tl worked yesterday
with closed doom !it j trolt It) i t Intornip
llntis t'ldin liuiuil'li-4 hh that copies of
H.ttiit t. with their t ti i )- could In. ready
by ti:i- inoi iiImk and IhHIi .lv-i for
f iipi'iti.iHi-n for t'Nainliiiilinu nt'xf w
All iiiiHiJIiIlitii'ii for 1'ilor wott' (-'liini-niiti'tl
ulitMi, hy diliy:'tit rcrli'-i klr.iv, tlt
Hh:l filstl llllldl' UI'IC 1 I'cOllfi I lllfll Ki'V-
t'i';il tlniOH Ih-i'imv any dhipitiy of in
KLllttl Wtt. tll.'lllc.
Cotviplcte list Required.
Tin1 flint tii(itn could have b r c-n
imstf-d Mtimliiy inorniiig but a dispatch
rcccivctl Siiiulity itdviscd btiurd (.-in
t in Is thiil this should Dot In- tlotif hut
that Ilic ciitirt' niU'thi'i'ii district draft
ttitcar:iHc'' lint fdiotlltl lie fluisltcd tic
loti; nnyt liltix was iiutiouuccil. '1'IiIk
bun lict'u done hut only uffor a vast
iiuiount of work which bus caused
iii.iiiy boards to Kivo up Ihti tusk In
despair.
Southern Board Resign,.
Humor which rent lied hrc Moudiiy
j to the effect that the Southern Grady
County Kxeiiiptitm Hoard has walked
out leaving their work hut half com
jilete were ptirtiully eoiifii'tncti today
nt thu local oharil office when uccu
tale advices Ktuted (hat two of its
three nteuthers had thrown up the un
finished work. That it reulrod too
much time was the excuse niven ihy
two men who wero on the board ami
Itr. Ccrard was left alone to push the
draft In that locality us best he miht
until two assistants are appointed
which will necessarily mean one or
two more weeks of delay ami anxiety
for that district.
1 1 4. P. Ueinert, Chickasha.
2 W. L. Dawson. Chickasha, '
:i II. 1C. Larson, Chlckashti.
I William McKlnney, Chickasha.
fi Adolph MOHt'.iliKer, Chickasha
0 A. I.. Orrell, Chickasha,
7 K. G. Landi'um. Chickasha.
H Walter Nash. Chickasha. .
il Walter H. Hays. Amber,
10 toy I', Woods, Verdcn.
1 1. W. Howery, Minco.
12 Albert Hoysen, Chickasha.
It. It. Hadley, Chickasha.
I I J. O. t'osKrove. Chickasha,
l."i J. It. Munson. Chickasha.
Hi Lawrence 'Stephens, Tutlle.
17 C. I!, t'entress Pocasset.
IS 11. AV. Ailams, Tuttle.
19 A. II. church well. 'Tuttle.
20 M. O. Anderson, Chickasha.
21 Claude O. While. Chiekaslia.
22 Hihvord Stephens. Tuttle.
211 Joel I ret on, Chickasha.
24 W. L, Sharpe, C.hh-kasha.
25 O. L. Bowmiiu. Tutlle,
2B Dee II. Class, Verdcn.
27 Geo. A. Dielrick. Chickasha "
28 Olin G. Hell, Poeasxet.
2!) U A. Tresner, Tuttle.
:!( li. .. Case, Amber.
21 Hoy K. Oasou, Chickasha.
S2 W. A. P. Jones, Naples,'
:;! John I'nruh, Minco.
;! Willie Lee Hill. Chit kasha.,
o't T. II. Jameson Cbickatiha.
2(i P. L. Ashworth, Verdeu.
117 J. C. Drcwry, Chickasha.
3S W. SI. GuthrldKe. Chickasha.
Si) Clarence Fields. Tuttle.
40 J. K. Noble, Verden.
41 J. M. 'Hopper, Iilanchaitl. .
12 R. M. Cole. Chit kasha.
I,'! Itorncfi Carter. Chickiishu.
41 F, 1!, Crifflth. Chiekattha.
45 Sum Johnson, Clilckaslia.
41! K, E. lliHbou, ClllckasllU. '
47 Kd floitrley-. HlancHard. " -4S
It. Roberts. Pocasset.
(!) Krnest Baker. Amber.
."0 '. 'f. Oannaway, Tutlle. ,
f.l W, C. VersKi-, Minco.
52 P. 51. OlitttH. Verden.
.V! U. L. 1). Campbell. Titltle,
51 L. D. Kronebei'Mer. Minco.
.'5 W. A. Copeland, Chickasha
rid S. , Ki'lUb Chickasha.
57 Kmmet Fryrear. Tutlle.
f.S P. M . Harris, Chickasha,
5!) S. J. Lilly, rocasset,
t;ti 1'. C. Davenport. .Minco.
(il 11. W. Sanders, .Minco.
t'Z ('t'l'!'". I'riioks. Pocasset.
C'i JMantiet '.nfa, Chick.!:. ha.
CI P. L. Sherard, Ch!cUUi.ita.
Ci J. L, O. Davis, Chickasha.
fai Lee Wills. Chickasha.
;7 It. tl. White. Chickaslia.
t;8 ('. J. Cassadv, Chickasha.
ti!) Tom Woodward. Chit kasha
70 Spunglor Willis, Jlidtllehurs
iji ''"t Tuttle. ,
12 Joint Potter, Tuttle.
r -A. s. ilcKlyea, Poca.-sct.
cl J. 11, fwcltmontl. Middlcbut'f;.
7, William L'lipelke, Verden.
;ii Prank 'ilioieas. Chickasha.
77 K, V.. Warren. Chickasha.
7S M. L. Ofile, Tablet-.
V! C. M, Shephard. Chickasha.
50 L. D. Arntslronc. Chickasha.
M Krankie Murphy. Chickaslia.
s-.' J. A, Prederlck. Chit kasha,
sr. A. W. r.niT,e. Talcer.
51 .1 11. Cartiry, Il'iaiti h ud.
W. W. Pryati. Chlcka-di;!.
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All Straw
anamas,
Leghorn
200 pairs Oxfords, $4 and $5
values, Ian and black leathers,
button or lace; your choice
$2.98; p
54 Off Men's atid' Boys'
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S7 P ) 1 joip bt i j 1,0
SS A A (ins t 1 K fu
8!l J. II Ueddiiif,. t'fiickf! dja.
'ill I. Plditdee i 1, nil t
'1 J W Coif t"
'12 1 1 Mi ( 0 i tMhti
i ( ,1 Mm 1 1 o t
'III K riln n N n't ,
:-i Joseph -I loat'Vfct.'t'; -dtjtl le.
!:ti Kmmett lirv.lnt. iVnnco.
H7 l1. G. Uvrd. Veijlen.
US It. P. Prim, Chickasha.
ill E. A. llorRan. Chickusha.
100 H. 1J. Jackson, Chickaslia.
101 Frank Hoiichin, Verden.
Ju, tw A.
County Council of Defense
Organized to Help Win War
Co-operation of Every Man and Woman
in Grady County St l cited in
Creit Cause
The executive committee of - .the
Grady" CountyiCoutlcil of Defense was
oiRanized yeslerday witli the election
of Aiger Mtdton as t liainnan ami I,. (!.
Hut son secretary. The eommitlee ail-
joni-neti to meet. August s to appoint,
committees for 1he" various lines
work, ,
The. (ommittee consists of n..-J.
Vaushan, '( '.- II. Dwyer, J. 1). Carmich
aeV, L. C .'Hiitson mid Alger Melton.
Read This List.
Tite purposes of the oi'Kanizat ion
are t tt operallou hi the task of vin;
nliiR the war. to work together to the
cud of encom'aginf; productior.. eon
servinH1 the ie-ioiirces of the tountv and
.-'ate. practhdi'iK thrift it'.nt economy,
ami cilt!v,it lug loyalty and patriotism;
also to K''( ail land cultivated, assist in
procuring seeds, for planting, seciiri
help for harvest, help tt) market pro-
duets, encourage the keeping of bri.- .j
i.iK imlinalt.. discourage the Blaugtilei
of youiiEr animals, aid in tl
garden
movement, ciicorat saving and
home coiiHtttti jdioi) tif food. and. in
every way possible, rmourafle loyalty
and patriotism and genuine co-opera-'
(ion, tor common defense. ;
Now h a Good Time.'""'.
To i reat Ycur Catarrh
A v.e:i;".cr rid (rcnlmcnf."
,Mlg t;i:it
tour'i
r it back
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f..rovrr;
a v a , . ,i !
Hats 'Off."
iankoks and
s 1-3 Off. -:
err'air
I ALLEGED RAPIST. i
, FAILS:TO GIVE BONd!
M. F., I ins don, accused of havinj; as
saulted a sixteen-year-old Rirl of .Mill
et.), while -nut) riding with, him, ,,u.
hroiifHit back to county jail fropi lMin
co, yesterday afti r being unable to
uiniish tin; $1,000 bond, under,, w hich
ho was placed by Judge Garrett, of
I hat place.
, Thu highest npyi cmsv prices wKl b
. 'Klt for fouie clMirt cotton rat,' ((oltv
ered at ouee at the Dally Eiprens of
Hoii. tun
The Grady county club will co-operate
in every possible way witli other
clubs, organizations and associations.
The Grady County Council of I-1
tense, .will organize by the selection of!
various committees for lines of workt
- : on AiiRiist Jt. .
"The committer urges every patri-;
oi if . man , and woman to join the j
movement and help do things, " said a j
member today. "The committee wants
ine susKUhUons atnt tulvice and active
assistance of .every one interested in
the ..success of our country. If you are
fo: America : ami want the t'nitcd
Stales to win. come and help us.
i "Full details -and plans will be pub.
IiVhcd after Ansust H and committees
.named will want advice and assist
ance in their work.
"It's a patriotic, duty. It's giving a
little of your time and a little of your
flimijilit to the service of your coun
try, but as American;) we cannot do
less,
"Let's work anil plan and execute for
(ho common pood,''
' WOMAN SUSPECTED
Sheriff Motive Jtailey and Deputy
doll!) Burroughs went to Hush Springs
yesiertiay to arrest a farm woman
v, ho i.i licensed of stealing u pair of
shoes t'l'tmi A. D, Smith of Rush
'Plirlng.s. She wlli .be .brought to
Chickesha-today, . V.
v-.nn inle t
tilt in cm ir.
i. bv far the
vic.r loieid, and rhasei
cut ( yi.iir fy.tcm. I
mo-; y.t: i..f aciory trcat
e disease, becuu-ic it
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t::v;.-t f-T t'.
I r; acne
i C't a
liov, n
t':c ('.
to its very roots ;;.i.
u-c. Write to-,!. ty tor
!.. .ned r.vpert i.iciiic..!
'U t!"- trf ;.rictit of
-. 'iiiic adi.tr.ti-.-f. id
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No. 9933
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK
Chickaslia, Oklahoma.
Official statement, (cumleiisi d) to ihe Comptroller of Currency tit the
' , clowe of bii'dneiS on Juno 20, PH7.
' lilCSrtliiit'L'S
Loans nrxl iliiu-onnN .-i ,,t'''
Overdralts,,.... 'M.K.I
IT. S. hoetls ...;,; v !r'-,"-"
Slo.-k Federal Kesefve bank - 4,5Htl,00
, -. , ,. , ft mio.oo
. Furniture antl lixlures ,
'Redemption fund - , 1.-50.00
State bonds and warrants : " 2'.)...t l.-n
Cash and sii;ht exchaiiKc ., '--I"-8''
. ' $1,155,2I!MU
LI.AIUUTIKi?
, Capital StJck $100,000.00
; Surplus - 50,000.110
Undivided profita, net G,t;o2.2
Circuialioti 25.0110.0(1
Reserved for taxes l.aOLOl
Deposits - !)72,245.8ii
$1,155,21!). 10
The above .'itat'Mnent is correct.
Xtfest -F, T. Cluindlcr, Ca.diler. Wni.il. DONAHUF., Vice Prenhlent.
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MEMBER FEDM RESERVE SYSTEM OF BANKS
We want yru to do your bankrg businets w ith us and
don't u.ind ask irg J cu.
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The U. S. Government fcut d o p bank worthy of mem
bership in the tklMlt L RESERVE -ysttm f Banks.
Thi? enables uh to t ak! cur ep eui it it t to oar Central Reserve
Bank and set MONEY any.tirr.e.
When vou pat your money in uur bank YOU can tfet it
when YOU want it, -
rut YOUR monfy in OUR bank.
The Chickasha National Bank
FROM OKLAHOMA STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
"That, is One place where they .have
gone a little too far," remarked some
one on reading the request of the
I Council of National Defense that the
use of gasoline for pleasure riding be'
discontinued. That persn didn't think.
Despite the enormous production.
America will face a shortage of gaso-
j line and crude oil lor the use of our
thousands of airplanes, battleships, tor.
; p do Ipo'it?, destroyers, etc. If we are
to compete with our enemies, n is nee-
cssary that these war machines be of-
Ihient in the highest degree.
. Ami there is another angle. The
more of the struggle that can be borne j
hy iron and stee.l, (lie less must lie
borne by the flesh of American boys,!
conservation of gasoline is necessary
to the use of machines ol war. When
you burn a barrel of gasoline for your
own' selfish pleasure, you are 'thrust-
CARNEGIE LIBRARY BULLETIN
Open 2 to 6 una' 7 to
tiu.Ly 2 to
9. Phoi'l 1124.
New books received: a: the Library
Bosher People Like Thai.'
Cobb Local Color.
Carpenter Cinderella M&n. '
Daviess Daredevil.
Dodge Skinners Dress S.ilt
Dodge - Bonnie May.
Poland Rising Tide.
Dontiell-Mi:.B Thoodo .i'i'- , It.-an
rings.
F.iioti - J'.ird House Mmi
Cray-CoMeri I.ani;:.
G'-v ) t j.. -j.if.ii ; ,
Gould - Cmi'u Ivid . .
j Progressive men
-- '' conduct our
, National
'T'r ,,A Bank.
t 't
-.V.k. . '-rc,
.1 'A Vi. r..-J255
, . t
ing the latls of your own community
j"st that much closer to the mouths of
the
Prussian cannon.
He Burns Money.
The man who burns his straw slack
guilty of two offenses. -In the. first
: plat e. he destroys that which will help
y in the war, that is, forage for farm
stork: and in the swnml n)n..d u .t..
' prices himself of a source of profit.
Objects of Food Control.
i "1. Full inquiry into available
stocks of food.
J "2. Inquiry into actual costs and
'practices of producing and distribut-
ing.
"2. Prevention of hoarding of ami
.speculation in foodstuffs,
"J. Requisition of food supplies anil
equipment for handling them when
necessary.
"5. ' Prohibition of wasteful uses of
food." Herbert Hoover. - -
Hall Clover and Blue Grass.
Harris-Circuit Rider's Wife; Vlr.
r,,,t n!iero-
J Hueston -Prudence sayu So.
juuiimou tcorglna of ths Rain
bows. Lfppman liurhses Amy; Murtna by
the Day; Martha and Cupid.
Lea -Kiciiy Ann; Chlue Malone. g
Lincoln Mary 'Guara.
Absolutely 4 Removes
Inclifro S t i O n. One paakno
Lr:jvc:;it. 25c at all !ru"o-i:;(s.