Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. SIXTEEN, No. 106, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 4, 1915 Page: 3 of 8
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CHICKA8HA DAILY EXFEEBI OHICKAIHA OELAIOHi
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WHAT DO YOU Tl
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Suit Only
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1 Suit Only
$1.00
Suit OJy
$1.50
Saturday the last day to w&rk in the Pony and Buggy Contest
ALLIES ARE
RAKING THE
TURK FORTS
P.y United Press.
. Athens May 4. The lonihardment
of the Turkinh defenses along the Dar-
danelles li.us been renewed with in-
creased vigor according to dispatches
received here.
The big guns of the allied warships
are raking the forts from the Aegean
sea to the Gulf of Saros.
A squadron of British and French
lihips penetrated the straits and con-
centrated their fire on Forts Kilid-
bahr C'hanak and Kalesso. The re
sponse from the forts is said to have
been feeble.
1'ie rorts along the Gull or t:n.L-iia
Vere aiw) pounded by the shells from
the warships. The allies are report
ed to have landed troops at Kphesus
apparently to aid in the capture of
Smiclnn.
WILL ROUND-UP
WHITE SLAVERS
By United Pres.
New York .May 4. Officials today
be;an a round up of white slavers In
llie city oellevlng that they were re-
sponsible for the dynamite outran
Against the Bronx borough hall.
It- was the secoud attempt made re-
cently to blow up the hall. Six per-
sons were liaken up and many win-
uuws In the building were broken. A
part of the building was wrecked. The
district attorney has been active In
prosecuting white slavers.
Sinners Arrange
for Tiur o! tbe Coast
TWO MORE CITIES CELEBRATE.
By United Press.
Portland May. 4. I'rhoo and Ken-
newick were added today to the cities
celebrating the opening of the Celilo
canal during the next four days. Both
w 111 In? greatly benefited.
Yes We Have It
And we honestly believe that
$&Xa&L HairTonic
is the best hair tonic on the market
GOc a bottle. Sold only by ua.
H. s. -B-rewason.
By t'nued Press. i
Seattle. Wasli.! May 4. Moro than
IV) special trulns. each containing
from eight to ten Pullman cars have
already been scheduled via different
trancontlneiital railroads to bring a
special lt;legation from eastern Hud
middle-western Shrine temples to the
annual ssson to be held In. Seattle
July U M nud 15.
The majority of these have arrang-
ed tours taking in Spokane Tacotna
Portland Sati Francisco Ios Angeles.
San ibenog and other points on the
cixust besides Seattle the imperial
council meeting being only a portion
of the contemplated trips.
Just what the presence of this .body
of Masi.us will mean to the west Is In-
dicated by the fact that wherever they
have pone the bank clearings have
jumped from $1000000 to $r0flfi!i0
during their sojourn. More than lort-
o'io nobles and wives are expected to
tome west for the trip.
JITNEY MEN
HOLD MEETING
By United Press.
Kansas City Mo. May 4. Convinc-
ed that they are pioneeis in a new
field of rapid transportation jitney
delegates from Kan Francisco to New
York and from Winnipeg to Atlanta
gathered here today to pool ideas and
organize tor development of the motor
bus transportation idea.
From the experience of the various
jitney associations over the United
States the delegates hope to get some
definite figures on the cost of opera-
tion the per cent profit and the length
of routes advisable.
Experiences with various kinds of
buses will also te excrn"ged. Auto-
mobile manufacturers : o watching
the meeting closely. The jitney bus
iness Ias developed a new outlet for
their product both In the' demand for
new cars and for the second hand ones
which for years have been a drag on
the market. Whether tho heavy tow-
ing car chassis or the light truck is
best oti which to build a bus will prob-
ably be settled. The recommenda-
tion of tho jitney organization will
no doubt be followed by (he auto man-
ufacturers in designing their auto
buses which many are planning to put
on the market.
Three days will be spent in confer-
ence by the motor transportation men.
Swsn Songs are Suog
and Maiden Speeches
Madejrtthe City Hall
(Continued from Page One.)
city dads then went into executive
session to consider the appointment
and approval of the city policemen.
Appointeei.
Their deliberations announced at
the close of an hour's secret session
appointed the following to the police
force: Bob Boies Hosea Haley Lee
Tuck Lack Marshall Claud Beard. .
The following were reappointed j
Dr. 33. U Dawson city health officer;
George Cattls fire chief; Chas. Bright
scavenger; Frank . Scrlmager water
superintendent; A. Looney niht sar-
geant police station. '
Council Committees.
The following ' named persons con-
stitute the standing committees for'
the city council for the ensuing year:
On Ordinance O. O. Linn R. M
Cavett H. O. Hayes Jake Lorenson.
On Street and Bridge H. C. McKay 1
C. H. Caneman O. O. Linn Hy Du-
BBose. -
On Police Jake Lorenson O. O.
Linn J. C. Neal H. C. McKay.
On Finance C. H. Caneman H. O.
Hayes J. . Neal R. M. Cavett Jake
Lorenson.
One Fire Department H. O. Hayes
C. H. Caneman 0. G. Linn Hy Du
Bose. . . .
On Printing C. H. Caneman R. M
Cavett II. C. McKay O. O. Linn.
On Purchasing R. M. Cavett Jake
Lorenson H. O. Hayes J. C. Neal.
On Paving J. C. Neal Hy DuBoso
II. C. McKay C. II. Caneman.
On Market House J. C. Neal H. O.
Heyes Hy DuBose Jake Lorenson.
On Gas Light and Telephone Hy
DuBose O. G. Linn II. C. McKay
Jake Lorenson.
On Sanitary Hy DuBose O. G.
Linn H. O. Hayes R. M. Cavett.
On Public Buildings R. M. Cavett
C. H. Caneman H. C. McKay J. C.
Neal. I
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To close out
Spring Suits
all our Wool
and Coats for
Ladies we will offer choice
of any Suit in the store for
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SHodMD
price
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PREPARING TO PREVENT
NEUTRALITY VIOLATION.
El Paso May 4. The United States
authorities here are preparing to pre-
vent neutrality violations which It is
feared may result from the reported
ReDort social items to teleohone 745. ! intention of Huera to come here. The
All news for publication in Saturday's officers are waitiiiR for ammunition
paper must be received before noon j which is said to be consigned here "to
Friday. 12-28-tf order."
TEXAS PHYSICIANS CONVENE. I
Hy United Press. j !
Ft. Worth May 4. Prominent phy-i
sicians from ill over the national gatli-!
ered here today at the annual conveu-
tlon of the State' Medical association
Among those slated to man-
Kpeeches are Dr. Rucker of the Unlten
States public health service Dr. W. W.
Grant cf Denver Dr. Oscar Dowling
president of the Louisiana state board
of health President-elect Rodman or
Philadelphia of the American Medi
eal association. -
Special attention will be given in
the three day session to questions of
municipal sanitation.
Attention Housewives
The wash day problem solved with
Windell's Vacuum Washer. Absolute-
ly guaranteed. Price only $l.r0. W.
W. Hayncs sole agent for Grjdy coun
ty. Phone fi."7. Let us place one in
your home on trial. . 5-4-tit
These suits range in
from $25 to $37.50.
this spring models.
All Spring Coats for Ladies
will go at
o
Worth up to $25.00
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Grady County Express
25 Cents a Year
This great offer 1b made tor an In
definite period. ' We will send the
Grady County Express for one full
year to subscribers in Grady count;
only on receipt of only 25 cents.
Think of It the official county paper
rock-ribbed Democratic with all the
Ideal political ami official news every
week for 2"j cents a year. Come run
oing. Remit in coin to
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Sectional View of the Book-keepiag Department
Forty-five from the above groupe are now holding good positions as a result of
their Business College training! We have a list of more than five hundred graduates
going from this school into lucrative positions. These are facts worthy of the consid-
eration of any ambitious young man or woman who reads this ad.
HE Chickftshft Business College will giye no vacation. We are makiiig preparations
for the largest summer school we have ever had. j
Beginning June 1st tho School will have a new Business Manager H. B. Ramsour
from Palestine Texas who has purchased a half interest in the school.
No change will be made in the faculty. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Denbo will continue as Princi-
pals of the Book-keeping and Shorthand Departments respectively. '
Courses of Study and Rates of Tuition:
Preparatory Course 'nclu'nS Penmanship Arithmetic Grammar Spelling and
Typewriting per month i..$3.00
Shorthand Course Including Shorthand (Gregg) Model Office Work Court Report-
ing Typewriting per month . $7.50
THREE MONTHS SCHOLARSHIP for Shorthand L$16.00
Gook keeping CoiirSC 'Single and Double Entry Book-keeping actual Business
Practice Banking Rapid Calculation per month. $7.50
THREE MONTHS COURSE...: ; ....!:.$16.00
The use of the typewriter and all books and material except pencils and pens will be sup-
plied by the school free of charge.
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Those who take the Shorthand or Book-keeping Course will be entitled to instruction in the
Preparatory Department without extra charge. In the Preparatory Studies we give individual
instruction at the pupil's desk to those who are deficient in any subject.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. SIXTEEN, No. 106, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 4, 1915, newspaper, May 4, 1915; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729195/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.