Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 270, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 24, 1927 Page: 2 of 10
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jCHICKAIHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA THURSDAY FEBRUARY 24 1927.
Bud Fryrcar Held Up by Lone Paa-scngr-Nar
Pocauet; Bandit
.-'Sqys Ha Plana on Robbing
' . ; i Bank' at Amber.
In Skedee
ibid Fryrcar. driving a bua from
Chickasha to El Reno waa held up
by: a Ipne passenger near Pocaaaet
shortly before noon today and re-
lieved ' of the auto ha 'waa driving
according to a call received from Ur.
.Fryrcar by thV iheriffa office here.
News of the robbery waa being
broadcaat to-off ice ra throughout thia
auction 'of the ante in an effort to
- Ideate ' the lone "bandit driving the
bae- according to Underahcriff Watt
Foreman--v -.V-. '
According to Mr. Fryrear the man
Jdi not attempt to aecure money but
tgted that hr-wai deiperately hun- j
gry and intended to drive the bua toj
Atpber and rob a bank there. .
Although all - precaution waa being1
e serviced' offipera .stated that they
Mieved there-waa no danger of the.
liank being robbed and that the man
hud - merely made the atatement to
utver. hla trail.. . -
' Mr. Fryrear had left Chickasha
Kh'nrtly before IS oclock with the
lone' paaaenger in the car and aa he
wiia nearing- the -turn in the higharay
.leading west into Pocaaaet the man
a core and -drawing a pistol ordered
MM to' turn deal on the road leading
to Oklahotna City.
After driving eait on the highway
lip- waa ordered to atop the car and
gej put Mr. Foreman aaiil. Obeying
orders Mr. Fryrear alighted- and
watched the man driving east toward
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Three Are Killed
fornia and hea doPth Pacific Coaat
Fire - Prevention Bureau "The Fire
rlsade" a ' thrilling drama of fire
and fire-fighters. la to bo ahown at
the Rialto Theatte Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday; -
The picture grew out of a luncheon
attended by Chief Btevene and Louis
B. Mayer . vice-president.' id charge
nt pi oduction at the Metro-Goldwynr
Mayer atudioa. at which-Steven sug-
gested to- Mr. Mayer that the studio
produce a motion picture designed aa
entertainment that would at the same
time carry a powerful message in
behalf of fire prevention. Mr. Mhyer
entered Into the idea enthusiastically.
Consequently Mr. Mayer attended
the -convention of the . International
Order cf Ffie Engineers in Louis-
ville Kentucky where plans were
completed for the cooperation of this
order with the studio In the produc-
tion and exhibition of .the. feature.
For this aid the MrG-M organisation
la giving the Order a largo peruent-
ago of the profits' derived from the
idctoio for their work in promotion
of--lire prevention. Another .portion
la. bring given .Ore and sick benefits
maintained- by various fire depart-
ment locals.
Before going into actual production
I ho story Itself was endorsed -by the
Fire Chiefs and A titla selected by
a canvas of all the Are departments
n tha United States and Canada.
Paris. Tailors Make
bummies After Him
XEA. Xsnrne City Bureau
No chance for the stranger to feel
ill at -ease In Skedee. Oklahoma!
This monument ' Jnst completed.
convey Skedeea message of Malty 7
"In Explosion Gas
: DneNearQuanah
Qnanab. Toxna Fob. 28 An ex-
plosion of a 11-Inch gap main today
was . reported to have killed three
men and injured several others. The
gploslon occurred about two mlloa
nprth' of. town Just before noon. -
The three killed were burned to
death.'
- A gang of about 100 man were
working in an open ditch replacing
a 12-inch mala of the Northern Texaa
Utilities company with 16-inch pipe
.and every man except taro were re-
liortcd to have bees blown out of
the trench by the explosion and fire
the cause of which la unknown.
V'Two men- were thrown over a big
motor truck and one of them area
ap stunned he could not escape the
fume. The other reeled until he
extinguished ' bis biasing clothing.
- Rescue crews and ambulances wars
lent- Immediately to tha scene. Up
i no; n no check of the men had
1 'en nude and the three known
o id had not been Identified.
' The -men were employed by the
Un;'s Engineering company. it t
and hospitality. The figure sur-
mounting It are those of; Col. K.
Walters. Skedee pioneer and Chief
Bacon ' Rind ' Indian celebrity of -that
part of the country who art
ahown In the flesh shaking haqds.
below. Inset is Mrs. Emellean
Baker sculptress who designed
the shaft. -.
PICTURE 8P0N80RED
BY FIRE FIGHTERS
"Tha Firs Brigade" Approved
' American' and Canadian Fire
- Fighting Chiafs
by
Sponsored by such men aa Janies
Armstrong Kingston Ontario Presi-
dent of the ' International Order of
Firs Engineers and Jay W- Stevens
fits marshal of the State of Call-
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against COLDS
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Flowers
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In Memoriam
Wc w'!l be glad to arrange a basket of Flowers
bouquet or plant for you if you wish to remember some
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loved one ue::t Sunday by sending Flowers to the dedi
ration of the new Christian church.
Chickasha (greenhouse
Mrs. Joe Dews. Flowerphonc 48.
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Values Beyond Compare
lierei Chic end Charm j
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NEW SPRING
HATS
'HATSI In the .
smartest new.
Sprfag" fabrics j
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HATS! With i
touch of
distinct '
individuality. '
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Paris. Feb. ' 24. Andre -4 Fou-
qulcrea social dictator of Paris
whose brother la i-ocial secretary at
tha Ely we Palace .has dethroned
Oeorges Carpentier
as 'leading model
for tailors' dum-
mies. The wooden
men who display
French ready-made
garments ara being
turned - out by the
hundred - In kite
form of the man
who is popularly
auppoaed to ba
the !- moat - elegant
in Paris today.
M. de Fouquieres
recently . complain-
- cd. that he bad
ANORE Oe RMaUtERES abandoned taxis
and.-taken to riding In the subway
because he could -no longer stand
tha filer of Fouquieres which leered
at him from tailor' windows wear-
ing clothes which he . would not
give to his valet. He has one con-
solation however. In that the manu-
facturers faithfully - reproduce his
.. T?1 ARE doing buslneai with re-
liable people when you answer the
daaslfled ad. .
Lions Thoroughly
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own svelt waistline.
LOOKIN'O for a room or an apart-
ment? The looking la pasy.ln the
classified columns ..
he community and. nation. In view
of the fact that the clnhs are Inter-
national in scope 1. firmly believe
that - the seeds of world peace are
.atent In thia movement. - -Taking
up the principles of Lton-
irm Mr. Callahan said. lf I were
to talk all night I could not convey
to you the meaning of Lionisin more
clearly :thaii' I ran by quoting a
rlnxle passage of Scripture: As ye
would that men do .unto- yon do ye
even so nuto them. . The Golden
Rule sums up our teachings
- 'Entertainment numbers at the din-
ner "were - famished - by Mist Whit-
aker O.C.W. student. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Estes.-Who gave pleasing vocal
solos and the O.C.W. quartet all re-
siionding lo hearty encores. A com-
edy stunt staged by P. G. Spinning
and his novel Jix band made a
huge hit. Uplqne favors and attrac-
tive table decoration were features
'of the ' occasion.' The aumptponi
dinner was served by the ladies of
the Christian church. Dancing con-
cluded the pleasure of the' evening.
In addition to the Lions and Lion-
esses the guests included represent-
atives of Rotary Klwanis the Busi-
ness and professional Women's club
the. American Legion and ' the Cham-
ber or Commerce together with
Lions from Anadarko.
Thia evening a delegation of IdchT
LIous will go to Marlow to partici-
pate in the organisation of s new
club. Mr. Callahan accompanying the
party.
Fer Bladder Relief Is Nature's Danger
Signal. Columbus Minister" Wife
Relates Experience
Funeral Services
For Bradley Man
Bradley Feb. 24. Conducted by hi
friends foneral aervlc? were held
haiw for John Sloan aged . who
died at his home here Sunday. In-
terment occurred in ' the Bradley
cemetery.
Mr. Sloan came to thia community
23 years ago since which time he
haa been engaged In - farming acd
stock raising. He la survived by his
widow -five sons and one daughter:
G. B. Sloan. Oklahoma City; M. B.
Sloan Bradley; L. E. Sloan Alex;
II.. M. 8loan Amarillo; J. P. Sloan.
Comanche and Mrs: L. W. Dyer of
Oklahoma City. -
Mr. Sloan was a native of Ken-
tucky being bora in Beardstown
that state In 184L
GETTING UP NIGHTS
Rev. W. H. MitcneU 824 No. Park
SL. Columbus Ohio says: "My wife
was troubled seriously with bladder
irritation until we - nsed lithlated
buchu (Keller Formula) She would
have to get np to 8 tlmea each
night. Will gladly answer any let-
ter." Lithlated Buchu acta on the blad-
der as epsom salts on the bowels.
Drives out foreign matter and de-
creases excessive acidity thereby re-
lieving Irritation. 'The tablets coat
2c each at aU drag stores. Keller
Laboratory Mecbanicaburg Ohio. Lo-
cally at Owl Drag 8tore. (Adv.)
From the fields and woods at
Jerforaon and Oldham counties Ken-
tucky Theodore B. Chamberlain
farmer baa collected 10000 Indian
relics. . .
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$ V VYou get the best when you buy at
The Dixie: Wc sell only standard
merchandise of first.' dependable qual-
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Everyone pays the same' price at
The. Dixie. Everything is marked in
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We are offering the greatest values in Spring
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Clothing in. years. ' Hart Schaffrier &' Marx Fashion
Park 1 Frat and other good brands are represented
Here'. A large variety of new patterns fabrics and
colors to. select from in 3-button and 2-button styles.
-Extra. values at '
25 30 35
Others Priced $15 to $50
The. Dixie Flyer
' Two Pants Suits
A tvonderfnl selection of. Young Mens all-Wool
liaml-tailored Spring Suits 'with two pairs of
Trimsers'' in now Spring shades. 3-hutton styles.
Featured no re at only J !
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Dobbs and
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Stetson Hats
New Suits
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for Boys
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A good selection of Boys Suits for Spring is ..
nowreadvj for your inspection. New grey and
tan patterns in single and doublerbreasted mod-
rclj fl .sixps. Priced-. - -
$7.95 to $19.75
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Boys Spring Shirts
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- Are Reddy
We are ready to show you a complete selec-
tion of Boy Blue Shirts and Blouses for boys.
New light patterns in Broadcloth and 'Madras.
AH siezs.' Priqed ' '
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You can find af The Dixie the biggest stock
of Manhattan Shirts in this part' of the state.
Collar-attached or neckband styles in assorted
designs. Made of Broadcloth ' .tir. fine .. woven
Aladras in new Spring patterns. ; We adjust
sleeve lengths without extra cost. Priced
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and up
Dont wait any longer to buy your new
Spring Hat. You can find what you want
at The Dixie. There are styles here for
young and old in the most becoming Spring
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colors and bands. Wc are exclusive agents
in Chickasha for Dobbs Hats. Prices range
from
3-5Q to $10
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We are exclusive agents in Chickasha
for Stacy-Adams and Bostonian' Shoes. A
complete selection of Spring Oxfords is
novy readyv New brogue styles in tan
black. and two-tone effects. Prices range
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 270, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 24, 1927, newspaper, February 24, 1927; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1878973/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.