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The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
Independent Eleven Loses a
Hard Battle, % to o.
BLUE AND GRAY IN FORM
HiIItOpperS Arc Fit for Virginia.
Southeast Team Displays Plenty
of Fight and Holds West EnderS
Safe in Second HaIf-JimmN
Dunn Returns to the Game.
BY c. w. SWAN.

Georgetown defeated the Vigilant foot
hall team yesterday on the Hilltop in a
practice game, % to 0, the first-strinS men
being used enough to keep them on
edge for the Virginia battle. and the
scrubs being sent into the game several
times.
The fact that Assistant Coach Gargan
sent the second team against the Vigi-
lants takes none of the credit away from
the lads from the southeast, as they
stopped the regulars time and again in
the second half.
In the first period stage fright had the
Nigilants on the run, and Georgetown
scored three toUChdownS But in the re-
naming three periods one lone touch
down, that in the second quarter, was the
best the HilltOppcrS could make on the
independent team.
True. the Blue and Gray eleven did not
open up to any extent, playing straight
football. but the showing of the Vigilants
was great, as they displayed a good
knowledge of the game. tackled hard,
and were game to the core.
Dunn Looks Good.
Jimmy Dunn broke into the game, and
from the showing of the veteran, it is
almost n certainty llldl hV " III ~ ''',''
against Virginia next Saturday. Dunn
plowed through the line for good gains
and il was his straight plunging that
gave the Iilltoppers their last touch
down.
Magner Fury, White. and. IN tact'
the entire first team. displayed eNCel-
lent form, the NiSilants being unable 10
stop tlfem in the first period, although
in the third period. when Coach Gargan
sent them back in the game, the Nigi-
lants held them time and again. the
regulars being unable to score on the
southeast lads.
The Vigilants deserve a great deal Of
credit for playing team that was their
suDerior in weight, experience, condition,
coaching. and in everything that goes
to make a firSt-ClasS football team, ana
also the fact that the Nigilants clash
with the strong ST. Andrews team to-
day at Capital. City Park. Playing two
games. one against a crack college team
that is primed for the greatest game
of the year and the other against a
fast aggregation that has been defeat
ing everything in Baltimore, on sue
Ceeding days is a task that no other
eleven in the District would attempt.
and that Georgetown only made welty-
three points against them speaks we'll
Tor the beSt lnueIenOent team tnat ilaS
ever played on local gridirons.
Georgetowns interference was great,
the man with the ball having three men
to make a path for him, and it, was
seldom that a tackle was made until
the interference WIS picked of.
Country Morris. the star of the high
school ranks played a great game time
and again stopping the varsity backs
Continued on Page 2, Column o.
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CATHOLIC U.BEATS
BLISSSCHOOLTEAM
TakOma Eleven 0utclassed,
Losing, fl to 0.

Bliss Electrical School went down 10 an
overwhelming defeat before the Catholic
University yesterday at University Field.
Brookland. Al to 0. The boys from Ia
koma Park were completely OutClassed
fl IOm the start. the BrOoklanders gaining
through the line and around the ends and
working forward passes at will. Bliss
was unable to gain consistently at any
time and the BrOoklanders goal line was
only once in danger. and then only for
short time. for McDnnnnm Intercepted a
forward pass on his own l5-yard line and
ran 80 yards up the field with II. Three
of the Red and Black tOuChdOwns were
made by Butler on forward passes.
HInrhman was back in the quarter back
position for the BrOOklanders. Rinkard
was the only man on the Electrical team
who was able to gain at all against the
II.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
NAVY DEFEATS
WEST VIRGINIA
Capt. Dalton Is Star of the
Contest.

Annapolis. Md. Nov. 11.-With Grip
pied team. but playing fast football, the
Midshipmen won this afternoon from the
University Of West Virginia, g. to o. The
Navy lads got a good lead in the first
period, when two tOuChdowns, goal
from touchdown. and field goal from
placement netted fourteen points, and
added a goal and a touchdown in each OF
the remaining quarters.
As in previous contests this season. Dal-
ton was the determining factor. Time
after time he drove splendid. well-placed
punts down the field for distances up to
81 yards. At no time were the visitors
strong enough to force the Midshipmen
to real effort.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
WANT LYNCH AGAIN.

The New York, Cincinnati, and Boston
clubs in the National League are ready
TO make a strong fight for the reelection
OF President Thomas J. Lynch at the an
nual meeting next month. Wires are
working to wheel Pittsburg and Brook
lyn into line. with excellent chances for
success. The St Louis club is said to
he pledged 20 support Lynch II its vote
Is needed. which leaves Chicago and
Philadelphia to be heard from. Garry
Hermann says he believes that Lynch
will receive a unanimous vote when the
time comes.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

GesSer, Germany SChacfer, and Tom
Hughes are slated for change of
scenery
'Grin." said Martin. "realizes that a
ball club cannot he built up with old
timers. He gathered around him some of
the most promising youngsters Obtainable
while in CINCINNATI and next year l firm
ly believe they Will be right up in the
race. one. two. three. He is sure to do
the sam" here IN Washington, and while
re suits may not show the first year. you
can bet he will have a real team in a
couple of seasons
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BroWn Vanquished
ByOh Ell; IS to O
Yale Has Revenge for Last Years Defeat-WaE
ter Camp, jr, Capt. Hone, and Spracking
PLAY Star Game.
Howe PInNS Grent Gnme.

baugh out. going down under a punt
and nailed the Yale captain with a thud
that WIS heard all over the field.
Howe Plays Great Game.
70" Yale Howe played a wonderful
hack-field game, and. together with
Camp, he outkicked and Outran Sprack-
ling Francis. Ketcham. and McDerltt
tackled fiercely in the line. In fact, the
whole Yale team. outclaSsing Brown as
they did. took the occasion to warm the
hearts Of their supporters by a pretty
exhibition of football taking advantage
of Browns fumbes and generally rush.
ing the smaller team off its feet.
But tO-day's game is far from indicat-
ing anything with reference to the Yale
Princeton and Yale Harvard games
Next Saturday Princeton will be vastly
different proposition, us indeed will Yale S
form in next Saturdays contest neces-
sarily display qualities at present hidden
from view.
I.iup-uO aaO6 summary.
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Next worId,s serie. October ].

Chicago. Nov. u.-President p, p.
johnson, of the American League, an
,nounced on behalf OF the national COM
mission that next years worlds series
will start on October Z, and that the
remainder of the schedules would be
made In accordance. ---
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touchdown ThorrC HrIlistcr Fis',r. Goals irrn
field TEcrTr IT, Hulstcr. SutStituteS-Ilar.ar' ard,
OlTicu for Hcv?rl. Holland and HitChc' Ck for
Stow Storer for Tarmentcr. Blcsi-erI ard Leslie for
Mar1rirr Fisher for Jcnicks. Smith for Hostv,.
Bradley for FrreGly. FruthinG1m and Pierce f'r
RCynolds Wendell and Rcttlc fer NJ rS'n. Hunt
inErUu fer ElaCkall: Carlisle H. Nhcel"cS for
r.eUashc. SuIsa fur ThUrIF. RCfCrCC-J. \. Evan.
Of Williams Umpire ". g. CrowCn. Cornell
Field juIgc-H l.. nadnun. Worccstcr Head lines
mau-N \. Tufts. Br.wn. Tms-l0 minute quar-
tcrS. AttCndanc',G.0o.
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eleven wearing the charlottesville colors
last year.

.iSccrc-Univrrsity Of Virginia a; Johns Hopkins.
0. TouchdownS-C C;oodhrc. Todd r2l YeaGer. Wal
ters Coon. Goals from touchdown -NCaEer ~. Da-
lUffy, GittnGs for LiabensbCTGCT. thCuOwith for
DCr~ey Paulus for Merton PicTer for Duhray.
Br'rham fur Fulton. GilIctt for IicISr Hewitt frr
Finley. Baron for DayidSu. RedUs for Carter. Viii
sor for Jones' I.lr,l,rS f'r GrOCI Con for Todd.
Walters for YCagrr. Lewis f,r Go.dhue. Referee
MIR. Stigran l-rfllc;t,. InI irv MIR. O'Bricn,
SWarthmIrv. Field uulg Mr. Thorn. HaverfTrd.
Head linexman Mr. Canington. Virginia Assistant
Iiucrmen- Mcrsrs Rri,Ieman and S;,l!cnwrrCk Johns
Hopkins. 2Oyard zone Hnesmcn Mr.. Voolfolk, Nir-
Einia: Mr.. Michael Johns Ho, kins. and Mr.. Mars
ton Time If pCrO,is-lj minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
Matty Back from Trip.

Christy Mathewson returned from his
hunting lodge in the Adirondacks to say
that all the bears he saw had an ex-
Cellent fadeaway slide.
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Y. BLISS SCHOOL.

SuIsStitutes-Burk for Dempsey. Morrison for
Clancy. Patton for La MasSna. GarTey for Mont
scn.CrS BCan for Fde1as. silk for Mctiill. La
Massina for Craig Robinson for Morrison. Mont
grrncry for Robinson Frexas for Bcall. Touch
Gopns-ButlCr C3D, HinchmRn. Mcdonnell, BlewitI
e. Goals from tOnchdowns-ClaDCy C2. Hinchman
t2I. Mcdonnell IT, Retcree-Alr Greene, e. L.
[ mlire-AIr Fischer. h. +, :. Field mdge-Mr.
HCran, Trinity College. Head lineSnRn-Mr. Lam
lcrt. Ui Ruck-IIin College. TfmCrs-MesSs. Walsh
EpG Huckles.
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Not NeWS, but Views and Comment
BY WILLIAM PEET

WaShingonians who figuring Georgetown
q !: y: !: : = !. 4. : +" !"
5A walking away with Virginia Saturday in the
- - Capitals srdon classic have mild surprise store
80 for them Georgetown will wn because the Hilltop
- ~ pcrs have the experienced bt will be
esA - by goal from the field a lucky touchdown. If the
of the Blue and Gray the game
confident they mighty good chance OF getting cked but this
will hardly be the Coach Fred Nielsen the side lines
Yesterday, remarked the game: Virginia has
than gave them credit and shall tell
while ping the finishing touches.
This Virginia being light pure The Southeners
line will about with GeorgeOwn while the back field
providing Nielsen PLAYS Costello Fury. White and Stterng will
Just about heavy Nirgna, and no heavier.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

Substitutes-Bnmeisler for Avery. Tomlinson tor
ScllIy, LOree for McDevitt Warren for Paul Gal
lauer for Warren Sheldon for Bomelsler ". Howe
for Sheldon, Reilly for Camp. Anderson for Reilly
Philbln for Dunn. ShipIey for Adams. Wilson tor
Shirley, Mitchell for Donovan, Goldberg for Gelb
CrOwther for TcnnCy. Wentworth tOr Cruwther
Mctcat for Bean, Marble for Metcaf Jones for
Smell TouchdOwn-Camp Goal from touchdown
McDeTitt- Goals from feld-A. Howe IT, Francis
Referee-Mr. Pendleton Bowdoin. Impire-Mr
MOrice, University Of PENNSYLVANIA. Head lines
man-Mr. Dorey, University Of Pennsylvania Field
1dSe-Mr. Davis, Wesleyan. PCriods-l5 minutes
each,
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Continued on Page 2, Column o.
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Trainer Mike Martin. who will succeed
Joe Quirk. and who has been with Clark
Griffith for the past nine years, says
that Griff will not bother much with
veterans, but will spend most of his time
developing youngsters, which means that
Wild Conroy, Kid EIberfeld, possibly Doc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
WANT TO BUILD
new HOTEL
COUPLE OF KANSAS CITY CAPl-
rALISTS HAVE SUBMITTED A
PROPOSITION TO SEC. MCCOY.

\ couple of Kansas City capitalists
are in communication with Secretary
Mccoy of the Commercial club rela.
tive 10 building a new hotel and
opera house in ArdmOre. They have
a proposition that look pretty good
on paper and when they arrive here
they will Ike given an opportunity of
explaining it fully. to the public.
They propose 10 erect a combina-
tion hotel and opera house combined
and to conduct both after the build
ing is complete Both are experienc-
ed hotel men having for years been
connected with some OF the leading
hotels of the west. They will arrive
in a few days and look over the sit
uation over.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
RUM0R STREET RY,
TO CHANGE HANDS
RECEIVER BYRNE STATED THAT
THERE WE'RE SEVERAL DE-
TAILS TO SETTLE FIRST.

1t was rumored this morning that
the street railway would change
hands today and be operated under
different management.
c. L. Byrne, receiver for the road,
was asked to verify this statement,
and stated that there was absolutely
nothing to it. lie stated that the pur-
chasers of the road would leave Iowa
some time this month and take charge,
but he further stated that he would
continue in his present position until
several details pertaining to the deal
had been settled
Mr.. ByITle has made a wonderful
showing since he has been in control
OF the road, and under his manage
ment 1t has been transformed from
q debt creating to dividend paying
institution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
Fourth Ward School.

1t is very gratifying after days
visit in the fourth ward school. to
recall the harmony with which teach
ers and pupils are entering into the
high grade work being done there.
Both should receive our commenda,
ton, and especially that Of the par
5nts of the fourth ward.
The teachers are efficient and kind.
'indness and gentleness may seem
of small moment when compared with
efficiency, but it is OF much import
ance. Christ was ever so. What par
ents are willing that their child should
be in the care OF an unkind teacher?
Fourth ward is to be congratulated
on its corps OF teachers and especial
ly on its principal, who is making
the terms work most profitable and
pleasant for teachers and pupils.
The method in which the work OF
the entire building. including that
OF Mr.. Lloyd, IS carried on is most
harmonious.
The children in this atmosphere are
allowed to be natural, not CONSTRUCTED,
which seems to prove it's good to be
natural, and we know its natural to
be good, under Mr.. Coffman's super
vision.
RUBY MONEYSMITH.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
PERSONALS

X. A. Cromer of Cromer has re
turned to the city and will buy cot
ton on the streets as in years past,
Hugh Jones and wife Of Manns'
Vile were in the city today visiting
friends.
Chilon Riley who formerly resid-
ed in the city but now lives al
Duncan Is here on legal business.
D. Crosby of Durant WIS bus
mess visitor today.
n. w. Blassingame, the continental
gin man is in the city from Dallas
on business.
Bob Williams of Durant was in the
city this morning.
C. M. McWhorter of Gainesville was
a business visitor today.
II. A. Fetts OF Muskogee was
transacting business here today.
Jno. Coker of Hugo was here today
on business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
BOLD BLACK GETS
SELF IN BAD
pUSkY HUGGER BEGS POLICE TO
KEEP DARK SECRET FROM HIS
WIFE.

There Is one "cullud geneman" in
the city who is walking about re
streets with fear and trerCbling,
and he will not regain his comp ,sure
for some time. perhaps never. It
all came about in this way. Last
night near the union station he delib-
erately threw his arms about 'cuI-
lud" woman that he had never been
introduced to, and she Immediately
became the author of yell that ct
tracted the attention of the police.
He was taken othe station where he
made a statement and put up cash
bond for his appearance this morning
in the city court.
This morning ne appeared and stat
ed that he was not ready for trial
and had the case continued, also stat
ing that there was nothing to the case
anyway, but he further added, "Fo'
God sake don't you all ever let my
God sake don't you-all ever let my wife
make mince meat out of me in min
ute, so please, Mr.. Officer, don't let
her know about this"
The officers at the station promised
secrecy and he went right home to
helm his wife with the washing. It's
a safe bet that he will be good to his
wife for several days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
DEMONSTRATION
FARM LOCATED
DISTRICT AGENT GRAHAM WILL
HAVE CHARGE OF THE FRISCO
FARM THE COMING YEAR,

4. G. Graham. district agent OF the
agricultural dcpartmen, has agreed
TO take charge of the Frisco dem
onstration farm o. ten acres that viii
be located on the Taylor farm hall Il
mile ea,t of ;hc city limits and close
to the right OF way of The Frisco.
The Frisco will have ;hree demon
suation farms in this section of the
state when This one is put in, One
located at Ada and the other al Ben
ning,on. This demonstration work
will be done under the direction OF
Mr.. Graham and the various crops
cultivated will in all probability fig
ure in the next annual Carter county
exhibit at the state fair. Work will
begin at once preparing the soil for
the coming seasons crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
US TO ORGANIZE
ATHLETIC CLUB
AT. A MEETING HELD LAST
NIGHT DEFINITE ACTION WAS
TAKEN TO THAT END.

The boys OF the Y. NJ. c. A., held
a meeting at the armory Of Company
G last night and decided upon a
plan to organize an athletic class for
the coming winter. Definite steps
were taken to this end.
On next Tuesday night another
meeting will be held at the armory
10 perfect the plans started. Profes-
sors Briggs and Meade OF the hish
school faculty have the affair In
charge, and both are experienced
men in athletic instruction. 1t is
the intention to have a class formed
to meet five evenings Of each week
at the armory for instructions. The
boys of Company G have a nice col.
lection of gymnasium supplies bu.
more will be bought and this made
one Of the finest gymns in this sec
tion of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
Government Land Sale

The last great Government sale of
farm lands 10 the highest bidder will
be held in ArdmOre beginning Nov.
II, 1911. Terms are easy, no taxes,
6 per cent interest, and Congress
often defers payments. Titles direct
from the government. To those who
have not the time to personally in
spect these lands we offer you our
services. We have personally inspect
ed these tracts from 160 acres up and
can inteliigently and profitably I'm
vest your money. Write today Ref
erence: Any bank in Ardmore.
ADAMS BROS.
Real Estate.
Ardmore Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
BIG CROWO
EXPECTED TOMORROW
THE MONEY HAS BEEN RAISED
TO PAY PREMIUMS AND GOOD
SHOW IS ASSURED.

With fair weather tomorrow it is
expected that the largest Saturday
crowd of the year viii be in the city.
The occasion is the stock show to be
held here tomorrow in which eleven
classes have been specified and prizes
offered in each class. The judges will
be selected tomorrow morning and the
Judging will take place on West Main
street, probably in front Of the oak
building, where the county exhibit
was recently shown.
The Ardmore Band has agreed to
donate their services gratis ON this
occasion and good music is assured.
The various merchants of the city
have invited the country people to
make their stores headquarters during
the day, and everything will be done
to make the affair a success. The bale
of cotton coming from the longest
distance wins q handsome premium
for its owner, the largest family visit
ing the show. gets a like premium, as
we'll as the second and third largest.
An effort was made to give prize
to the best looking country girl In
the crowd, but no one could be found
with the nerve to act as Judge and
the scheme was abandoned. Tomor-
row is expected to be red letter day
in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
Company G to Hunt 'Possun,s.

The boys OF Company G will enjoy
'possum hunt tomorrow night to-
gether with their lady friends. The
company will assemble at the armory
at 7:3O and will proceed to hunt the
willy 'possum a few miles north OF
the city. If they have any luck there
will be a big 'possum supper to
which their friends will be invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
State Deposits s1,37o,2ss.5e.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. 2.-|Tne
monthly statement OF State Treasurer
Dunlop shows that the state has on
deposit with 214 state and national
banks in Oklahoma a total of $780,
2s3.56
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

For the first time in several years
citizens OF this city may. if they look
toward the tall smokestacks over the
different industries OF the city. see
black smoke emerging caused by
burning coal. The reason for this is
that the gas company have temporar-
lily shut off their gas supply in order
to install a compressor on the line
near Wheeler.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

g. H. Corlew> has donated a mag
nificent banana tree to the new court
house and it is now in the lobby
where it is attracting a great deal
of no.ice. The tree is about ten
feet tall and is in a mammoth wood
en- box built especially for it, The
county officials are very proud of
their gift.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Victoria Lynn Concert Co, Nov. 3
Ole Theobaldi (violin), Nov. So
Edward p. Elliott (monologue).
Dec. 6.
Paul F. Volker 0ecture), Dec. q.
DeKoven Male Quartet, Jan. 20.
This great course, including some or
the worlds best artists, only $3.50
Get the habit ana buy course ticket
NOW 26.lOt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

II. l. Mcdonald, travelling auditor
for the Rock Island with headQuar-
ters at oklahoma City was in the
city is morning on official business.
J. B. Angen, tax agent for the Rock
Island was also here yesterday check.
ing mp he taxes of the road He
stated hat Carter county should feel
proud of her new court house, that
without exception, it was the finest
county court house in any county
visited by bin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Ardmore is gradually becoming a
center for the horse and mule trade
OF this section OF the state. Monday
will offer for sale some choice ami
mails at their barns on North Caddo
street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Buy your fish. oysters, crackers, cat
sup and pickles at CITY FISH MAR
KET. Phone 1853. 2-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Fresh shipments cheese, kosher
meats and sausage this afternoon.
20 CITY FISH MARKET.
Phone s359.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Buy your fish, oysters, crackers, cat
sup and pickles at CITY FISH MAR-
KET. Phone 359. 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Tho county court house is begin
ming TO look like a conservatory, and
with the advent of spring the county
commissioners are going to let a
contract to some landscape gardener
TO plant flowers in the center plot
between the walks and also in the
yards surrounding the three en-
frances TO the building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Fresh shipments cheese, kosher
meats and sausage this afternoon.
% CITY FISH MARKET.
Phone 359
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Iurney and
baby are here from Burneyvile Wis
iting with Mrs. Burney's parents
AIR. and Mrs. William Green. Mr.
Burney says that there are many
hogs in his section of the state and
that the farmers will be able to carry
them through the winter. Cotton is
turning out very nicely but there is
a scarcity Of corn on the river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03

There is n scarcity of labor to
harvest the cotton crop OF the county
and this morning several farmers
were in the city trying to find cotton
pickers, Offering good prices for their
services
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-03
PHONE $50.
LAZY LIVER, B|L|OUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE
COATED TONGUE OR SOUR Classy STOMACH

somehow get leehhs
foul taste and ou nea az
botieTeh Win s'A' sas'''
backache and feel all worn out
Are keeping inside with ClscaretS-or mercy
pasageway every with salts catartc pills OF cS ~ ~
..a, .ho
Cascarets Immediately cleanse nd regulate tne stomach '
undgeed femenng food and foul gases take III"
from tho matter and poison
from the intesnes and bowels
Cascaret straighten out by lucent w
months Don't forget the
need good