Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FIFTEEN, No. 122, Ed. 1 Friday, May 22, 1914 Page: 2 of 10
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICK A SUA OKLAHOMA.
Your Business Here is
Confidential
Business deals of almost every nature event-
ually involve ajbank transaction and the officers
and employees realize the obligation resting up-
on them to keep such transactions to themselves
quite as much as the lawyer or doctor does the
safeguarding of their clients and patients.
It is an unwritten law of this Bank that all
business of whatever form intrusted to it shall
be a closed book except to those vitally interest-
ed. You can depend upon this absolutely.
First " - National
Oenk
Capital $200000.00
Surplus ....$ 60000.00
United States Depository
Wm. Inman President.
W. W. Home Vice-Pres.
Ed. F. Johns Cashier
F. C. Hall Ass't Cashier
The Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA OKLA.
Capital $75000
Surplus and Profits . 45000
Your Eusines Solicited
DIRECTORS B. P. Smith Wm. Inman. W. W. Home
W. H. Driggers; J. F. Driggers J. C. Driggers Ed F.John
Jtetttat l marchaat; corporation and Individual tollclted. Brtrj
tetf extended eonaiittnt with coaterratlve banking
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Keep Your Kitchen Cool
When the themometer is nearing- the hun-
dred mark no woman enjoys cooking over a
coal range
If gas is available no woman should Le ex-
pected to do so.
The use of an Acorn Gas Range means
kitchen comfort.
Your fuel expenses and the heat stops im-
mediately. And you can cook and bake in 20 to 30 per
cent less time on the Acorn Gas Range.
Come and sea the new samples.
Chickasha Gas 6 Electric Company
421 Chickasha Avenue
Phone 100
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The $1050 STUDEBAKER "Four"
is the ONLY car selling for less than 40 per cent more monev
that embodies a FULL lioating rer exle with TIM PEN
hearings THROUGHOUT it. Such cars co.t more to make
High priced cars use this construction btudebnkpr USKD
to make semi-floating axles -hut Studchaktrs (JOT OVER
IT others will. Good cars HAVE.
Qrj-pnftT fTIpcf" Require an irreversible steering gear in
uai-lv J. HOI your next car. Better be safe than gurry.
It s a good looking car too.
Phone 277.
125 S. 4th Street
PAUL SPINING
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H'e want to' cell your attention to our nnnortinent TtK ' I 1 f W
of urxilutit Inn Oiltt more cupcciiillv the large' !' ; Mi ')'&'
variety ofLawllier hi i special price of $5.00 I.' if jy
; 4 Alio mnll Diamond Riny perfectly cut I i S'f ;
I a if atone from $5.00 up. . J i.y ijjNJ
It will be a saving to you to call and
eee our stock Lefore you purchase.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams. Standing of the Teams.
Won. Lout. Pet. Won. Lost. I'ct.
fiUBburn - -. 18 8 .fi!2 IMrolt - 21 10 .677
New York VA .o'J Wasliiiictmi . .. 17 11 .f.07
CinciniKiti . - 17 IS .Mi" I'liilmhiliiliiii . 14 11 .MiO
CliiciiKO . M 15 M'i Now York 13 IS .&00
liiotiklyu - 11 12 .478 St. Louis 11 16 4(17
SI Louis 13 17 .40!! Hostun la 1f .444
I'liilaMelphi'i . II 13 ir8 ' Chicago . 14 18 .438
'HoHton . 5 IX .217 ( li voluiKl . 8 21 .270
Results Yesterday. Results Yesterday.
I'iltsljiirj; 0 I'liilaili-lphia 2. Cliicai;o 5 HoNton 2
Cine IjiikiI i 8 liruoklyn I. Detroit (I I'siladclpliirt 4.
Ronton 3 Chic io 1. WabhiiiBtou Ii St. Louis 4.
Ht. Umn 8 Now York I. Now York ." Cleveland 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams. Standing of tho Teams.
Won Lost. Pi-t. Won. Lost. Pet
Louisville -. - 20 12 .025 Hallimore . 18 7 .720
Milwaukee . 18 II .021 -CliieaKo . - 15 14 .517
Indianaiiolis - 17 IS .507 Brooklyn II 11 .5(H)
Cleveland - 10 17 .483 liulianaiolis - IS IS .."DO
l.Miiine.'ipoliH - IS 11 .481 St. 1-ouis 15 15 .50(1
St.. Caul IS IS .41 'J LuHalo . IS IS .500
Kansas City 15 21 .117 Kansas City IS 17 .4".S
Columbus IS 1!) 100 Pittsburg - i 10 17. 270
Results Yesterday.
Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee o.
Cleveland 5 Kansas City 4.
Columbus 7 Minneapolis 10.
Louisville S St. Paul (.
Results Yesterday.
Haltimore 3 Chicago 2.
Kansas City 8 Brooklyn 2.
Buffalo 0 lndianapolsi 5.
Pittsburg 10 St. Louis 3.
SOME HARD SLUGGERS
MANY BATTING STARS ARE OVER
LOOKED IN THE BUSHES.
But Three Leaders in Minor Leagues
Landed by Big Organizations
Twenty-One Remain With
Last Year's Clubs.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
major leagues had an army of scouts
scouring tho minor organizations for
talent last season but three loaders
In minor league batting were landed.
All three go to the American league
Chappell who led the American asso-
ciation belongs to the Chicago :hite
Sox; Wilson the New England league
leader has been signed by tho Boston
Red Sox and Kavanaugh the Trl-
State league batting champion has
been drafted by the Detroit Tigers.
Of the 33 players who top the bat-
ting list in their respective leagues
21 will remain with tho same teams
with which they played last season.
To Ty Cobb belongs the honor of be-
ing the best hitter In major league
company while in Malmquist the
York club of the little Nebraska State
league produced the top-notch batting
star of the season. Malmquist who
goes to the Oihkosh club finished the
season with a batting average -of .477.
His figures show that he was at bat
323 times.
Tho batting championship titles are
given to those players who finished
the season with tho best average after
participating In at least one half of the
regularly scheduled games. The bat-
ting leaders with their averages and
the team to which they are to report
in 1011 follow:
American Association Chappell of
Milwaukee club (.355) reports in 1914
to Chicago (A. L.).
American League Cobb of Detroit
(.Slid) to Detroit (A. L.).
Canadian Schaefer of Guelph
(.208) to Guelph (C. L.).
Eastern Association Kauff Hart-
ford (.215) to Indianapolis (A. A.).
Empire State Cliancey Amerlcus
(.2SS) to New Haven (K. A.).
Illinois-Missouri Moore Lincoln
(.410) to Lincoln (I.-M. L.).
International Simmons Rochester
(.33!)) to Rochester (I. U).
Michigan State Miller Muskegon
(.3!0) to Milwaukee (A. A.).
National Daubert Brooklyn (.349)
to Brooklyn (N. L.).
Nebraska State Malmquist New
(.477) to Oshkosh (W.-I. L.).
New Brunswick-Maine Matthews
Bangor (.370) to Bangor (N. B.-M. L.).
New England Wilson Lynn (3G5)
to Bostou (A. L.).
New Y'ork-New Jersey Ely Mid-
dletown (.35S) to Middletown (N.
Y.-N. J. L ).
New York State Coles Elmlra
(.330) to Elmira (N. Y. S. L-).
North Carolina Kelly Durham
(.321) to Durham (N. C. L.).
Northern Davis Winona (.349) to
Winona (N. L.).
Northwestern Meek Victoria
(.358). to Victoria (N. W. I).
Ohio Slate Cray Charleston (.361)
to Charleston (O. S. L.).
Pacillc Coast Bayless Venice
(.321) to Venice (P. C. L.).
South Atlantic McMillan Charles-
ton (.310). to Charleston R A.
Southern Welchonco Atlanta
(.338) to Atlanta (S L.).
Southern Michigan Becker Kala
mazoo (.352) to New London (E. A.).
Texas Hopkins Galveston (.421)
to Galveston (T. L).
Texas-Oklahoma Nagle Paris
(.310) to Galveston (T. L.).
Three I Kaylor Danville (.390) to
Oakland (P. C. L.).
Tri-Statt; Kavanaugh York (.357)
Detroit (A. L.)
Vnlon Association Huelsman Salt
Lake City (.422) to Salt Lake City
(U. A.).
Virginia Mattis Roanoke (.300)
to Roauoko (V. L.).
Western Middloton Wichita (.370)
to Oakland (P. C. L.).
Western Canada M1113 Saskatoon
(.3S2) to Saskatoon (W. C. L.).
Western Tri-Stal) Nadeau North
Yakima (.313) to North Yakima (W.
T.-S. L.).
Wisconsin-Illinois Walsh Green
Bay (.344) to to Green Bay (W.-I. I).
ffliL NOTES
One of these days Eddy Plank may
surprise somebody and actually re-
tire. The Reds have received the signed
contract of Catcher Gonzales the
Cuban.
"Kid" Elberfeld will help Manager
Robinson of the Dodgers coach his
young players.
Rumor says that there Is a possi-
bility that Hub Perdue may be seen
in a Giant uniform next season.
Pitcher Marty O'Toole says he Is
well satisfied with the Pittsburgh
climate and has no Intention of Jump-
ing. Tho baseball fraternity Is minus two
of its brightest starB. Eddie Collins
and Frank Baker were expelled for
nonpayment of dues.
Marty Nye who has been with Wor-
cester In the New England league
for some years has nsked Manager
Jesse Burkett to tradis him to some
club In the West as ho does not wish
to returi to the New England circuit
CHAMBERLAIN'S LINIMENT.
This preparation is Intended espec-
ially for rheumatism lame hack
sprains and like ailments. It Is a
favorite with people who are well ac-
quainted with Its splendid qualities.
Mrs. Charles Tanner Wabash Ind.
says of It "I have found Chamber-
lain's Liniment the best thing for lame
back and sprains I have ever used. It
works like a charm and relieves pain
and soreness. It has been used by
others of my family ns well as myself
for upwards of twenty yearR." 23 and
50 cent bottles. For sale by all deal-
ers. Adv. d&w
Country
Cured
Hams
They are fine the
best you ever ate.
We guarantee each
one. We will deliver
one to your home.
Three Phones 14.
TH
NBHINE
SUMMER SCHOOL
If you want work that will enable
you to earn a better salary why not
enter this summer school. You doubt-
less know of many who have secured
good positions as a result of a couis-j
in the Chickasha Business College.
There are several hundred of our grad-
uates occupying positions throughout
Oklahoma and adjoining states. Our
records show at least two hundred ot
our pupils have secured and held posi-
tions as bookkeepers and stenogra-
phers in Chickasha alone many of
this number have since beginning
work here secured places In other
cities throughout the country.
You must know some of them. It
would bo an easy matter for you to
question them or their employers and
find out if our courses will fit you for
business positions. Ask any of the
banks in Chickasha inquire at the rail-
road offices ask the city and county
officials tho wholesale houses tho
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co. the mer-
chants tho lawyers the real estate
men and in fact everyone that em-
ploys clerical help.
Our summer term begins the first
day of June. We are making special
rates for tho summer school. Call at
the school or telephone for particu-
lars. CHICKASHA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
5-1'J-Cl
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled by the Grady County
Abstract Company Tye Build-.
ing North Fourth Street.
Archie T. Nluthe and wife to Alice
Benjamin 5-19-14 $1; lots 9 10 block
5 Pocasset.
Estella Chandler to Frank B. Far-
well. 5-0-14 $1100; N ' SW 20-3-8.
Hattic ft. Colanie to Anna Dyer and
Joseph Alfred Dyer 3-13-14 $300; loU
35 and 3l' block 21 Alex.
C. and C. Nations to Arthur K. Bald-
win 5-211 and 5-19-11 $::0; N SW
SE; SW SW SE 2R-.7-C.
Benjamin W. Lester and wife to Na-
thaniel N. Cates 5 15-14 $1000; lots S
9 10 11 block 115 Hush Springs.
B. F. Brown and wife to Wm. M.
Stiles 1-2-11 $200; e'ij NW NW; NIC
SW NW; SW SW NW 35-3-5.
SICK HEADACHE.
Mrs. A. L. Luckte East Rochester
N. Y. was a victim of sick headache
and despondency caused by a badly
weakened and debilitated condition of
her stomach when she began taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. She says "1
found them pleasant to take also mild
and effective. )n a rew weeks' time
f was restored to my former good
health." For Halo by all dealers.
Adv. d&w
Express Want Ada Drlng .results.
Subscribe tor the Daily Express.
Specials
For Saturday
Pure Pork Sausage
Beef Pork Veal
Spare Ribs Brains
Chickens
NEAL'S
Phone 140
House of Good Meats
Publicity
Is n Slogan These Days
In the old days you took the bankers word for
his stability and condition. In these later days
the United States Government examines every
National Bank at least twice every year by per-
sonal visit of an expert bank examiner and at
least five times each year an accurate detailed
statement o f condition o f every Nation-
al Bank is rendered the United States Govern-
ment and printed in your local newspaper.
We Incite Your Study
of our official statements as they appear in
this space from time to time.
The
Oklahoma National
Bank
Capital and Surplus $115000.00
Chickasha Oklahoma
CNOWLEDGE
OF CORRECT BUSINESS ME MODS
is of inestimable value to the man who wants to accu-
mulate a competence for old age comforts for hia
children or for the power and influence money gives.
When you deposit your earning? in a sound well-
managed home bank and pay your bills by check you
gradually acquire systematic business habits in the ex-
ecution of your financial affairs.
Why not come in and open an account with us now?
You will have MORE MONEY in six months than if
you wait six months to make the start.
Special attention give" to such deposits a3
come under the head of Administrators Guar-
dians Women's and Children's accounts.
We pay 4 per cent on time deposits.
This is the only bank in Chickasha that guarantees
your deposits. Is not a guarantee better than a promise?
.-..THE
Farmers State Bank
M. F. Courtney Pres.
J W. Wilson Asa't Cashier.
Oldest Largest Best
INSURANCE
JOHN T. OWSLEY
Fire Tornado Accident Health
Hail on Cropr. Bonds of All Kinds
CHICKASHA :: OKLAHOMA
MAKE YOUR NEXT
SACK
Full C re ami
and your cooking worries will be
fewer. Your cooking better.
It's the only Flour made in Chickasha.
Chickasha life Co.
Health vs. Fly Time
The judges decision is that now is the time for you
to place your orders wilh us for SC KEEN DOOKS 1x2
Cypreaa for window screen f ramus and clover loaf for
screen mould. '
Wm; Cameron & Co. NC
LUMBER PAINT BRICK.
Phone 152. See Us Before You Purchase. South 3d
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FIFTEEN, No. 122, Ed. 1 Friday, May 22, 1914, newspaper, May 22, 1914; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729793/m1/2/: accessed May 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.