The Chandler News-Publicist (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, August 24, 1917 Page: 1 of 8
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in the library and more will be added
from time to time
There are two special premiums of-1
fered to solicitors First—To the!
one selling the largest number of
memberships up to the time 200 tire
sold, will be given a $'>0.00 diamond i
ring Second—With each member-
ship goes 5,000 votes in a popular
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REST TWO BUKGLAR.Y SUSPECTS—DIES WITHOUT £V;.v'fl, •','-iph^
REMAINING CONSCIOUSNESS — MURDERERS -CAP- :'t. ...
II RED BY POSSES AFTER ALL-DAY CHASE -BOYS a
CONFESS SHOOTING—ARE NOW CONFINED IN THE i- - >1" ti u-„-n- .r«m
datt i it- \ T<>m i l1 pr\i'yfrv i > i r , i izatioo TheretotPthe conimittt*e has
lOl 1 AW AlOMlh tUl Ml JAIL di-ii Mrs T c Ross a> the «an-
SHERIFF GEORGE E, ARNOLD
KILLED BY YOUTHFUL BANDIT
SHOT TWICE IN THE HEAD WHILE ATTEMPTING TO AR-
A BUNCH OF FIGHTERS
BET THEY’LL MAKE GOOD
tOMI’I.FTI LIST TO IIATK OF!
TMiiSI so VAIt sU.K IHl |\
LIM ol.N fOI \T\ ll\ THI sE-1
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IN THls LIST.
- didate and it is desired that all who]
George E. Arnold, sheriff of Lincoln county, was shot and pu . i- m.-mi" rsimi* . .m -it- »
fatally wounded at 1:80 o’clock Wednesday morning by Gillie .....!.!i"
McConnell, aged 22. of near Stroud. The shooting occurred in , x, es« .if a humlre l dollars ami the
the ( handler city park while Sheriff Arnold xxii.s attempting to ; ljSe j»or jjlta pu rebus- »t needed sup-
arrest McConnell and his companion, Louis dies.
Barnhardt, also of Stroud. The boys were
suspecte'd of having burglarized the Gold- ' ■ h »ub». ;-ii>-r r- - ti aoitii
stem store at Chandler Tuesday night, and #lveg ail, t0 a verv worthy (.ause j
also the Curry hardware store at Stroud the with a vigorous - mm* • aui»wn a'
night previous. After the shooting the The following young ladies have!
wounded officer was brought to the Adams j been named a i. rial .».J! k.*rs
sanitarium in Chandler, where he .lied at ^rVuita.m. Martin ' vl'i.a
2:15 o’clock that afternoon, without having I Mater. tlrace Mascho. Lama ail.I
j • u Susan Noble, Ruth and Marguerite
regained consciousness. He wa.** shot txuce, Roope Pauiine Ravage, oia Hughes.
a twenty-two calibre pistol being used. The|> onatanie woieott, Kill- straughen.
a u a. a. | . • *.u ur* _u- Nona and Mildred Roberts. Harriett
first shot struck him on the left lower chin, Egb„rt Wlnlfred Adam„, Fa> ArmJ
ranging upward, knocking out one lower I strong. Blanche Brunt, i.a Van* he i
tooth and chipping one upper tooth. The second shot, and the one jba“ ’ K[ ,rLm-Thii.m'it'!' i<at'h-'',a
which proved fatal, struck him above the right ear, penetrated lavs Laura Kimh Mara li-
the brain, ranged upward fracturing the upper skull and then ‘ 11 J"‘l '' d
lodged in the back of the head.
Within thirty minutes after the
Matthew.-. John Henry, Prague
Smith. Willie Thurman, rushing
Sensibaugh. Perry. Luther
Fterkircher Geo Win Prague.
Daniels. Tom. Chandler
M< Pherson. Dennis M . Wellston.
Platt. Roy, Avery
IMatt. Roy. Avery
Jbarba. Ve«»*nte. Sparks
('atupbell, James A . Chandler
Haley. Lewis Franklin. Stroud
Roue**. James Karl, Agra
*iupared with this
George K. Xmold
The work of the exemption hoard,
for this county, is drawing to a dose,
for the present, at least. With the
2"0 called for examination this week
it is expected that at least 14" will
be accepted Some of these will lose
out on the riital physical examina-
tion and some of those who have been
exempted by this board may be called)
by the district hoard. It is now ru-
mored that the second army will not
he * all«*il until next spring, hut you
never can tell. Following is a com-
plete list of those accepted to date.
The result of the last tail will ap-
pear ne\t .week:
Baler. Adolph, Jr.. Fallis
. Dobry, Paul Joseph, Avery
Stiles. Guy Galen, Meeker
Ditto. Emmett. Avery
Morgan, John Hammond Meeker.
Woolsey, Noah M . Hurrah
Cunningham. Sam, Wellston. .
Yaucey. Marion H.. Wellston
Hass, Edgar, Prague.
Roberts. Marvin. Stroud
Mi Daniel, John. Prague
Burgoss. Carl, Chandlai
McPherson, Wm Oscar. Meeker.
Bryant, Arch, Prague
Carlton, Oscar F., McLoud
Wallace. Stanley Hiram. Tryon
...11.. ll’nll...... <•>... .. II
shooting, posses were scouring the
country for the bandits, who. imme-
diately after the shooting, took to
the timber on the east of the ,city.
By noon it is estimated that over
300 armed men were on the scout.
Officers were notified in all adjoining
counties, in every town and parties
on all mral phone lines warned to
be upon the lookout for the two
criminals. Bloodhounds were ordered
shots at young Reynolds. They then
abandoned their bikes and took to
the timber, traveling south and
trending west Forced to he on the | and sell one or. at least, me or th**1
Goble. Ora Hinchey. Bess Jondahl.
Bessie King. Vernal Bridge and B*»s-
Ball
In addition to these it is expected
that every member of the local Red :
Cross either take out a membership«
lookout and to keep under cover, other
continually, they put in a terrible! Mrs. Nichols is chairman of the j
day. pushing through dense under-\ committee and will gladly explain all i
brush, wading creeks, et( . until they 1 hose
were completely exhausted. j Phone her at 22V
Barnhardt at one time resided in -
Chandler and many of the older cit-
from Muskogee, arriving at 9:40 and jlze”8 remember his tatli r Met <>n-
at once picked up the trail. How- nel* J mother, it is said, resides
ever, word soon came that the boys. north of Stroud an i the fauply .is
had been captured at a point a few
miles southeast of Meeker and were
being brought to Chandler
well known.
The boys w ill he charged with mur-
der and their trial w ill come up dur-
Barnhardt, the younger man, aged i "** «><* October term of the dutrlet
up '
disi
17, was brought to Chandler and.
later, taken to Shawnee. McConnell
was taken direct to Shawnee from
• Meeker.
Both hoys talked very unconcern-
edly of the shooting and neither ex-
pressed any regrets. Evidently they
are born toughs, practically degen-
erates. Neither seems to realize that
he is almost certain to spend the re-
mainder of his life at hard labor in
the state penitentiary.
A posse mad** up of two auto loads
of Chandler men .and a like .number
from Prague, made the capture. It
seems that G. W McConnell, an uncle
of Gillie, resided in Prague. The of-
ficers secured from him information
as to the probable hiding place of the
hoys. He named four places where
they might head for. At the second
'•
found stretched out upon the floor of
the house sound asleep. They were
awakened, and none too gently at
that, and commanded to throw up
their hands. Barnhardt hesitated
and moved as If to reach for a gun.
one of the possemen fired and wound-
ed the boy in the hand. This was
the only shot fired.
To a News-Publicist reporter, who
was with the captors, th** boys talk- d
freely. They confessed to having
robbed the Curry store at Stroud,
told of how they went to the Titus
garage in Stroud, hired a car and
driver to take tjn-m to Depew. <>:
how. after out town a s*hort dis-
tance, they tapped the driver upon
the head with a ghn, tied him to a
tree and left him. Of how they ran
the car into a ditch, wrecking it.
They said that they then returned to
Stroud, stole a bicycle (they had one
bicycle with them in the can and
pedaled to Chandler.
They told how they spent Tuesday
9 in Chandler and of viewing the film
of Al. Jennings' "beating back" at
the Odeon. After the show they
went to the rear of the Goldstein
store, held up Ray Richardson,
baker, who heard them and came out
to investigate, forced an entrance to
the store, secured a few dollars in
cash, two pairs of overalls, two
shirts and a few bolts of ribbon —
the ribbon, they said, was for their
sweethearts. After robbing the st u-
they turned Ray loose and hiked for
Hid south end of the city, where they
hid their plunder. They then went
t • > a m tli * 1* ■■ - i <
old Elliott hotel, now conducted by-
Mrs. Cbas Evans, and went to bed
The next morning about 8 o’clock
they mounted their bikea and start-
ed for Stroud. Sheriff Arnold was
on the lookout for them, having b - ti
notified of the robbery, and took
after them In his car. Marion Rev
nolds driving Th" officer overtook
the boys just beyond the west .en-
trance to the city park McConnell
says that Sheriff Arnold grabbed
him and that he. McConnell, pulled
his gun and fired three shots, "poured
lead'.’ he expressed it. Into the officer
Asked why he did not surrender, he
said he didn’t want to be taken, and.
besides, he never stopped to think,
just fired as fast°as he could Barn-
court. As both have confessed to
the various crimes it is probable that
they will plead guilty.
George K. Arnold.
George Edward Arnold was born
in the state of Kansas. October 14.
186b. He cane to Lincoln county
Si id u ion
a farm northwest of Chandler He
* \ N N I \G GII1LS \RK
COMING TO < HANDLER. |
lot of girl- handsome, winsome'
and wholesome girls, girls right from i
the best Lincoln county^farms, from
thirty-five to fifty of them, are com-}
iug to Chandler Arriving during)
the morning of Tuesday. August 2c
they will be with us until the even-j
ing of Wednesday, the 29th.
These girls are among those whom
Mrs. Ollie M. Nipper, county agent'
I for the girls canning, bread and poul-;
'try club work, has been instructing
for the past two years. They are i
homing to Chandler for a two-days'
served under former Sheriff Buizi ps Lh,jrr eour3a in club work
undersheriff and, at the time of his Thouah alr.-a.lv mistresses In the!
death was serving Ins se.-ond term art of iannlna. bread making and
as sheriff. He leaves an aged fatherL^Urj raising these young kills
and mother, wife, daughter, Mae, ,.,llize tila[ there is ve, much to|
**•“ ,De» **. ser*ea?t j" [*"! '.earn along these lines' The work
hirst Oklahoma infantry. Jack, the I
younger son. two brothers. Charlie!
and Frank, of this county, two sis- j
ters, one of whom resides in Kansas'
and the other in New Mexico.
Funeral services, conducted by
Rev. David Thomas of* the Presby- j
terian church, were conducted at the
home this (Friday) morning at 10
lere during the two days will b-*
pursue.i un C*r th• per- mal
tion and supervision of Emma A ,
Chandler, assistant state home dem-}
j onstration agent, of Stillwater, ami I
Miss M< Pheeters, assistant hom -;
l demonstration agent of economics t
(Mrs. Nipper will also assist in the
demonstration work.
. Th i domest - let > room at the
?meterj.; high school building will be us*-d 1
this
days
esent and
i ak" notes.
No matter i
> >v sucees:
-ii.. .* •: *:
as a canneri
M
fruits an
i vegetables,
the nief hods!
ugle in 1
urse will be!
:n ething *
entirely new
an*i demon-
are a savl
ing over the
old or com- i
o’clock. Interment was made in the
family plat at Oak Grove
northea«t of I lurii g
George Arnold w as a good citiz-n : ia<iof Chandle
and one of the bravest officers that
ever served the people of this coun-
ty. His death is sincerely regretted
and mourned by hundreds of warm
personal friends and brother officers.
The last rites were attended by
nearly all Chandler and many from
out of tow n The floral offerings be- •, s * • th r * ’ ■ •
ins numerous ami must beautiful. ,akmu time .lu-'-Vn* -U
He a as a member in good standing to lHav„ Uome
of the Agra lodge A. F. & A. M . the,. , r>,..
Lodge of Perfection, Guthrie; Car-
ney Lodge M. W. A.; the Lincoln}
county A. H. T. A.; the Chandler!
Lodge Knights of Pythias and the
Chandler Lodge I. O. O. F. He was!
also a valued member of the Sheriffs!
Association and was recognized
amoug his brother officers as one of
their most valued memb -is
To the h"art-broken wife, children
parents, brothers and sisters is ex-
tended the very sincere sympathy of I
all the people of Lincoln county.
work and the i
* invited to be j
girls
days
have
Sharp. L.esli- Wallace, Chandler.
Rush. John Bracon. Tryon
Carlton. Lazzie, Chandler.
Cobb, Fred Cole, Chandler
Gray, John Bryan, Parkland.
Castleberry, Jerry L., Stroud
Miller. Palmer, Prague.
M»?Donald. B. H. Midlothian
Clark, Rogers, (’handler.
Davis. Ernet, Stroud.
Hayes, Fred Nelson, Wellston.
Collier, Arnell Grady. McLoud.
West, Chauncy A.. Sparks
Manning, Thomas 1 Chandler.
Johnson. Nathan. Chandler
Corbett, Elmer Lee. Stroud.
Here Frank Edw , Perkins
Davis. Thomas, Stroud
Wheeler, Hugh Efnerson. Carney.
Newberry. Robert Long. ‘Wellston.
Edison. Albert. Wellston.
Milan, Roy. Wellston.
Burden. Ralph Freeman, Avery.
Griffin, Hugh Everett. Sparks
Marley, Ray Vernon. Meeker.
Ditto. Clyde Cecil. Avery.
Wilson, ceorge. Wellston.
Custer. Daniel Fulton Prague.
Helm. Albert. Wellston
,
Sahm. ( lias A . Pragu**
Mapes. Wilburn Cglen. Perkins.
Labru Clarence Wm . Midlothian
Sa m, \ • Prague
Dav.n Elmer Sherman. Parkland i
Feathers.one. Tajlor Lee. Prague.!
Hull Robert Lewis. Pragu*
N i:ris. John R, Meeker.
Hailey. Earnest M., Wellston
S liars. Jess Emmerson. Agra
Post":. « art**r Bayless. Chandler
Huskins m. Cvin. Sparks
Weiserich, Chas Fred.. Stroud
LutomsG, Joe. Harrah
Pounds Wni James, Chandler
■
Rader. •; > Edw Tryon
Brown. Richard Allen. Stroud.
Wes-. Clifford Earnest. Carney
Wallace. Wilford Jaiu^a. Meeker.
William. Luthetx
n. John Jasper, (.'handler
iger. Chas. H . W^ellstou
■ ell. John Henry, Stroud
r>s« ar Robert. M* Loud
Robert F.. Sparks.
-- illen Thomas. Chandler-
Halm, Edwtrd. Wellston
Brown, William M . McLoud
Matthew-. Carl Wm . Wellston.
harmless b**a*t
spitfire devil
The rifleman armed himself with a
Lewis gun. carried at his hip. and
fired an coolly that he scattered the
j German teaiu.and captured the gun
j All through those nine days, and
afterward in a second spell worse
than those, the London men lived
under great tire, those that had the
luck to live, and though their nerves
w ere all frayed with the strain of it,
I
pride—London pride.
One medical officer's orderly never
tired of searching for stricken men.
and seemed to have some magic
about him. awlth shells bursting
everywhere around about his steps
and bullets spitting on each side of
him He organized stretcher bearer
parties, gave some of his own magic
to them, and saved many lives.
A captain went out under heavy
ttre and dressed the wounds of men
l'ltig there in agony und brought
them back alive. A London private
remained out looking after the
wounded in an expost*d place, and
m his spare time saved other men
at talked by small parties of Ger-
mans killing nine ol t hem and
taking one man prisoner
Another second lieutenant, one of
those boys who have poured out the
blood of youth upon these battle
fields, took two Vickers guns with
their teams through two barrages
ouly those who have seen a barrage
• an know the meaning of that—and
b> great skill and cunning brought
his men through without a single
casualty, so that the infantry fol-
lowed with high hearts
\ Strong Man's llmvery.
Out of a burning billet and out of
an exploding ammunition dump,
transport driver brought out some
• barges urgently needed for tin* bat-
tle. A man who entered a cage of
tigers to draw their teeth would not
"ant greater nerve than this.
When the blinds were drawn
u ross th** windows of many little
London houses, when dusk crept Into
Picadilly-circus and shadows dark
en**d down the Strand, when the
great old soul of London slept awhile
in tlie night, these boys who had
gone out from their streets were
fighting, and are fighting still, in the
greatest battle of the world, and as
they lie awake in a ditch, or wounded
In a shell hole, their spirit travels
home again.
Sissons, Orville, sparks
Young. Geo. Klsey, Avery.
Humphrey. William. Chandler
Nave. Isiah Clinton. Chandler.
All »!i. Bruce, Chandler.
Murphy. Richard. Stroud.
<n
Kalstiu. Guy Raymond. Wellston.
Zimmerman. Louis. Prague
Boone Benjamin, Stroud.
Cordell. Wm John, (’handler
Petricek. Jacob Thomas. McLoud.
Wisely, Francis Serden. Agra
Arinwlne. Rogers Othela. Warwick.
Pool, Willie, Agra
Hoilarn, Fredrick. Agra
Jennings. Robert, Sparks
Hughes. Sherman. Wellston.
Willeford. Herbert. Fallis
Gaskins, Samuel. Stroud
Wyatt. T. A., Prague
Hnat. Joe. Prague
King. Earnest. Harrah
Fisher. Benj. F . Carney
ENGLISH BOX HI P.ol s IN
BXTTLI
\ Story of the War.
This life-like picture of what the
I lighting is like along the battle front
:ti France and of the heroism of the
boy lieutenants of a London regi
tnetit left in command by the deaths
of their commanding officers was
printed recently in the London
Chronicle:
The Londoners' attack at dawn
was one of the splendid episodes of
battle The) went through the Get
man lines in long waves, and
streamed forward like a living tide,
very quick and very tar, taking a
thousand prisoners on their way.
Later in the day they were held up
in their right Hank by enfilade fire,
as the troops on their right were in
difficulties against uncut wire and
machine guns, and from that time
onward Loudon men had perilous
hours and hard, costly fighting
sii<n*>liiiig the XX ire Trap**.
A young subaltern saw those wire
traps in the center of th** village,
and led th" way to them with a
party of bombers and Lewis gun-
ners smashed them up, and jumped
on the machine guns beyond
It opened th>* gate to all the other
Londoners, who swept through this
village ami beyond Many officers
fell, but there was always someone
1 * tab command and lead the men
A sergeant with a cool head, a second
III It I-' X K» XI. XMKItK'X V
The following letter was received
by the county exemption Imanl and
speaks for itself:
Prague, Okla . Aug. 22, 1917.
Local Exemption Board for Lincoln
County. Chandler, Okla
Gentlemen:
Enclosed you will find my applica-
tion for exemption which I am re-
turning to you unfilled, with the hope
that you will destroy the same, for
I feel that as a man, a citizen, a real
patriot or an American I can ndt af-
ford to Jiave a blot on my history.
Crider the present claims and al-
.....„ ... ....» uma III warn ',’wa,l"’e» "" *MmpUon I Inn- .1
:• .1 ■ ir ba<In hiatoi> ’*11 l:- ■ 1 ' uhl : > < lalm mine
.. , , .„nipa,i> it tuVinal' 'h' "'an mini., .m i
a h
lieutenant with a flame in his eyes.
It was a boy of 19 who took corn-
man i of one company when he was
the only one to lead. He had never
! been under fire before, a ml had
' never seen all this blood and horror
(He was a slip of a fellow, who hud
j b"**ti spelling out fairy tales lu years
»- *
• • • j»an.. »i » * . lift | .
ollowed him as a great aTe bol,I,> f11in‘* fhe,r applications.
Ip-Jin all Uir.iuKli that tlav a bat-|l,ut tb'!rH ls a fualer |tt« than that
tl- and from one Herman line to of s.df-presenaHon
another, ami front one village to an 1 ’rh‘,r“ "ever »>r aagetl that
; Ill'll all th tioun-l ha I I...... 1 1 " *' ' “ I"1"'. *«»r« and death.
. orditig to the hr«t plan jlha' 8l,m" t1*'"1 not derived
a battle Ol second lleuten-i ,,r ,la'loM l,r th,‘ world. In thin
London, oaitig to heavy U11" “r"a'-'8' "fall aara the ultimate
. of commanding officer.-! ,,f lla,'""a >***■*> be tlrmly
hem >ai wounded in the I eatabllahed. and If all the men In our
ly in the da\. hut led life! ‘ ‘M1 "tr-v ''laitn exemption, that pur-
1 hours later lie fell and'po,e ca,,,",t bfl ac c omplished anil
i America, b*)as(**tl "land of the free
officer w at outia,l<1 borue °f tltp brave” will become
g tin**
oung
ami.
iiarkn**-
up by
: mat
**nabl
* when
ierious
fire,
w hich
?d the
of
,i
Will!,
John
EIw
Meek**
Chandl*-
handler It is now
George,
Chandler
he commercial club
rague
open their homes to :
Georg".
very.
nd sleep them dur-
Combs,
Orvill 1-
M -vard, Sparks
| men
ayg’ stay To this!
.Smith,
Robert,
* handler
ir* willing to assist
Hay wo
od. Jess*-
J , Stroud
X n**i fi*■ i Brat*1
thing more t
The enemy
trench and sw
Lieutenant.
*1 lieutenant who
i* k decision and
aed inspired by |
an sound jbdg-
internpt and ridicule
'
rnand the respect of the world. I
cheerfully accept my allotted task
not without sacrifice, having eonfi- Heath s Prime
i n« • that the Supreme Being that Second Grade—
fakes are of the fatherless will care Heath's Secon
for my mother and in His hands I
place her, for I feel that death in
• at.; an i 'ory is better than lif** j
In age and slavery.
Thanking you for your kindness
to no* in the past, and awaiting or-
*iera to report to the New National
CHANDLER SCHOOLS TO
OPEN SEPTEMBER 10
Bl II.DINGs \151 |N \ SANITARY
('ON Dl I |t»N — I.ARGK ENROLL.
In i NI’HlKp—NFXX TALEJfT
IN » \( I I. IX .
Th.* Chandler public schools will
open for the *«>u»itig year on Sep-
teruber loth At this time the build-
ings are being renovated and prep-
aration* are being made for taking
aiv of tin* largest enrollment in the
history of the school. The etiroll-
m* ii; in the grades will not be much
larger than usual but the high school
will have over fifty more students
than last year. This will make over
two hundred in the high school alone.
A large eighth grade was promoted
from the city schools last year and
as many more have transferred from
the country. This Increased enroll-
ment has caused the board to elect
another teacher for part time work
in th«* high school.
The fat uity for the coming year is
as follows: ^
High School.
Mary Conger, Latin and German.
Ethel Butler. English
W J McKinley, history.
H LeRoy Brown, mathematics and
athletics.
Laura Finch, domestic scienc * and
,ii i
Graded School.
A Dean Scott, eighth grade
Winifred Davis, seventh grade «
Dora McCown. sixth grade.
Annie Willis, fifth grade
Vola Martin, fourth and fifth
grades
Lettie McLane, second and third
grades.
Ethel France, third and fourth
grades.
Nona Roberts, first and second
grades
Fay Armstrong, first and second
grades.
The board of education has hired
a man to act as Janitor. It is the
purpose of the hoard to try to see if
they can not cut down the fuel bill
and give better heat during the win-
ter months and it is thought best
i" employ a man who can give his
entire attention to the janitor work
John Pruitt will act as janitor A
• tuple of boys will be needed to aid
in this work and they have been em-
•
On the opening day of school the
grades will do their regular work
after organization of the lasses. In
the high school it will take all fore-
noon to enroll the students, a new
system of records will he instituted
ami it will necessitate the separate
•Iirollment of each student. Mem-
bers of th** faculty will be assigned
to special work in this matter and
it is thought all students can enroll
before noon
For th** opening day of school we
.
served in connection with boundary
lines for the first four grades.
Fir*»t ami Second Grade*.
All students living east of the
Frisco railroad report to the south
school building and all living west
of this railroad report to the Clapp
building on South Manvel avenue.
All students for the third and fourth
grades living east of the railroad
report to the south building and
those living west of the railroad re-
port to the west side high school
building It is quite likely that
soni" changes in this arrangement
will be necessary after school opens
ind we see how the matter of en-
rollment is divided.
All students for the fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth grades will re-
port to the east side school.
Cotir'.e of Study and Text Books
In flu* ( handler Schools.
First Grade—
Reader.
Speller.
I.i m XI RED ( K»»» ! Nil It
Mt *N I \ -R Xl^l N(i ( XMIVXIGN
this ver;
worthy movement are i
shank. Ed
Moses. Agra
V r m y
,1am
quested t
) immediately phone the
Main.
Jehu Pr -
'on. Chandler.
Your^ truly,
cretary of
Hob.ii
.ameat. Chandler
i w as
Ni< hola.
Baber
, Joe P . P
i trap
" stating
the number you are will-1
Annin
. Hari
Courn. Str ud
lleUtC
Xltl
"nOMEXXHEKE in
g to accommodate. i w > girls can ;
. (.'handler.
straight ahead
• p in on-*
bed. They will be here'
Paul Hem
. Stroud
supper and bed on Tues-}
Liggir
is. Frank
handler.
ang at the
: )ls are now servii
iv an t for
breakfast and dinner on ;
* <ti* >r
am. Meeker
German gun t
earn
though it is probable ■
Holm-
John
illiam, Stroud
nub ii
expedition Of whlcl
The :
propo
»• al
mea
>use
Com mo
Third Gri
Grad** Literature Third Reader.
( ommon Sense Speller.
V* int**rburn s Language.
Hamilton's Elementarv Arithmetic
F* Mi’" t i [' i i
Graded .Jferatur** Fourth Reader.
Common Sense Speller
Winterburu’s Language.
Hamilton's Elementary Arithmetic.
Frye's Primary Geography
Art Book 4
Fifth Grade—
Graded Literature Fifth Reader,
pellet
'tn rn mi
dispose
>ung. Agr.
'. handler
Fr\
Languag-
apn
shift
ates
<) a circulation li-j
stalled in the Rexa’.I i
dler pe-iple show rheir good -ill to- i
Hicks. Dan W
-l**y. Tryon
store.
At a
meeting of th" **\-
ird, Carn*'
mittee
. held last Saturda
- m, Chan*li*
a c
• mm It
tee. consisting of
Rittenhouse. if
•rt F: Cha
E. To
pe, H
XV Harris. Mrs T
-s, M
rs W.
G. Bisbee. Mrs ii '
Phone the secretary today
Gillispie. Walt-
M Ja
Spark s
Nich
ols, A
s
>PE(IXL SCBSi IIIITION
Pragu**
harge
campaign.
BARGAIN.
hard
and
said he heard the shooting
tailed his gun and took a couple
Art Book *
Nixth Gra ie—
Wat-
Essential Studi -
The ommlttee met Monday an 1
has issued a circular letter to all
members of the local Red Cross ask-
ing co-operation. All the young lady
members of the organiza'. >» have
been name.l as special workers
The proposition is this. A year's
membership to the library, which
permits the holder and every mem-
ber of his family full use of the li-
brary for twelve months, is sold for
two dollars, of which sum the Red
Cross retains fifty cents Subscrib-
ers may take out one book at a time
and keep it as long as desired, there
are no penalties At opresent there
are 212 standard, copyrighted books
8kly
F .
"oud
sued
* s-Publ:
Farmer
each j
'
me luiiii'iii j
as Intolerable
- 1 in Fran*
Evan’s Essential Facta i
i Amer
lay >f ea* ';
week j
■
d. Agra.
can History.
Press I
- .
A Payson
Sanford and
Mrs Murfln of
Fi ve's Higher Geography
an*l a first
i - -
F
William. Cushing
am »#iver
rom Guthrie last
Primer of Sanitation a:;
Physic
■ M Ml ’
an i •
van. Chandler
*. and s**arched
r d visit at
Burkett’ Stevens and Hi
s issued tw
ce a
Todd. Davis St
-oud.
>r.hers an
1 help
check this hid-
v ood a
rr homes.
I s .Ygr
ami contains t
telegraphic new
market report
Kansas Farmer
ruo:i- an ^ . - - idid
raation for • arm aifd home that
everyone ought to know Send your
subscription to us today and get the
benefit of your county paper for a
yean and *hese splendid publications
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? * ib- Jam- - 1 handle-
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Hayes, William Linton. Paysou
Betteron. Earnest Clifford, Stroud
- hrelber D&v 1 R < !han Her
Jones, Guy William. Agra
Gear. Roy, Chandler
They Kept Their Pride.
One London rifleman went for-
ward to kill a machine gun with its
hideous "tat, tat, tat ” It was a
bolder thing than St. George’s at-
tack on the dragon, which was a
ritten law is a poi
written one
ing
It is not necessary to look so pleas-
ant when answering the telephone if
you do not speak in tones of a circus
boss cavas man
are
Art Book *
Eighth Grade— #
Curry’s Literary Reader.
Common Sense Speller
Essential Studies in English
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Nichols, L. B. The Chandler News-Publicist (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, August 24, 1917, newspaper, August 24, 1917; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc911789/m1/1/: accessed May 11, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.