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AFTER GRIPPE
Made Strong BY Vinol.

John e. Fnrman, Of Clarion. Pa.
says: After very severe attaek OF
IN. grippe my system Mas in a weak
enei. nervous. and rundown sondi-
ti0n. ! had no ap,eiits At all. l
Was Obliged To continue with my
work and no,hin. seemed 10 help me
until a friend Induced me Ia take
Vinol. began 10 note good results
from the siFsi hottie. I continued its
as~ AMI am now s0und and as well as
ever,
ia ks,'th one eahno, realize AoH
depressed a person may bssom. after
,syiss on. remedy after another
without G~n-fit for such a condition
az M Fussan was in. ar ~lst a
relief IL Is To find help and hs ~
stored 10 hssnh and sff.nsth.
q, is the ssmsinsi action al the
,nsiifiRai euratiy. -isn-nt of eOst.'
iiV.Fs 1i,hoaI the greasy oil. aided
by The Matchmaking and strength
ersatihE properties al tonis iron.
that rat-s vihoi go -siisisn, In
is,iiainx a. the v.zS.ssA san-.i.A n
system.
W. saas.ni-e viso' Ia siss F"''
f-sfss, satisfaction, The iiausmAn
Drug 10. Trinidad. csis
y. s-Yor rough. seaiF sNin. ,Fs
oar sAss saiss. We EusrssiHs IL
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-12
AllINCAHlSN 1HI
tssuE II coioRApo

fross th- fkiisf-irhis Publ, i-eaf~s.
riniaHT 10 Colorado has nns.se
an nsaisssy insas,sisi insiss.t inis
sisii sar. TsS state tos.shm.a, ~as
not ssiI bAskssss in mAin,sinias
les xd Sss-s. bot th. niii,ia Shss
isssiiy rallied s~s, failed as q .oss-~-
i,ss ssfsg-. LARGELY t.ssas. Z, tssssa
rssssis~ sri s2s sasps.,.d .f ts.usi-
iis s,a5~isf ~i,a ,h- issi-s. .i-r
assis.
r.~s states has- faera ~. sAn~
ksesisss ~ishau. sIssrass In lAgs.
sk~ sfgssss Of sseanisra aisSss tn
sosse@ isa-p-sa.A, tsbsrer. bs ihr
sisisssios is s~sississ rss i.fsil,y
~ tie nas-mss, aseahss On ,A1 a..
pa,sanisys n IN. figs. is nas b~iaa
sshs 10 w.ss v.sisia !, ts t~iss
nsa. 10 csissass. ass u sa.B In
C.iossas .os--ss-s- si.~s
Tie s-siss Of ,h. controversy as-
sabasfs~s Ia ih- n~s isss- rsrs~Kis
- ~ ss.s. ,~h~s'ia.Ss Gatsssn-As
.sssss disease IL. ,-s.os for sesia-
ssSs In lie su'sssi,yg IL -sn iisisa d.
ssssSss,s sAss sssss sss siseirsiss
hAss b-es ssssosss. II b. Tn. f~s
sse kssss At usihss. vAsA shsy have
srss sh,pp<s 10 The esss ss orsstst
she spIss ssa hsss ss~easss In Eass.
N'ssssisssa, n.s the esssssa shse
tie sSsies sss yosss ~ sssaisa
sssisssi isnsss In 1asii The sesoss -
FsssSissasAs TIE ssass At sss -.
ss,s 10 ce,sssan j. asssessss. Sss ,ss
Assy cS she es,sssoses u tie s~s.s
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NlE PANIC At
uEuvI1 RooNlu0 HOUSE

beaver. C.is. Nsp iss-rif. BE-.
iisssa To have s~ss ef isssssisss or
isia as.,s . seusc Il rssssss tklaiy
sisa fsos = suosiss hpssse ~ssiy se'
AAy, ts~sjAsis tisous. ssss 60.
jsah-a tsoa . s~sos1 saass sisaos
aaa Suffered severe tsubssss tls--
nee hseseesss . we0As ssuo shses =
iaE sss hssy fsus 80 ssr-s siAso~
s~ssssi ur~ssssss ves- s~-suss br
nss0ss.
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juss~s. Nsstse. Mss i:s=Ns Nors'
ri the ssnsSsH q, The ssssah 90
Nstise ~ see.i.ussuasissss ssssk-
- hsse ,sdaIs s,ns. the saet sAs
s~ssis-s II sk- sssAias Al ~ ~.
,sss sasssv airs, .ssss sAssssi OF
se~s has hs~0 sissra Nos esiS have
ss~ bessss rssass h-~a sashse ID
Isess ~ The rses'rss Il ss~ tsshiiss
sss sosssHsssossisss iss1ses ~ Tus-
srs.s asse asess sishsss s~ssssss 81
sassjss u vuss shtsh svsshsa hes.
fssa that rassls
The tAjlsse Ia s~susss In Tcss~oe.
u n ssts. b Ass 10 ~ ~ossissss ss
The ssssssASA itsss ssssss shssssa
Asssssoy.
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7fe'.!'% 81 aSx.,,
so.ssssesa SsoO $50 ~

On- sesssas~ To the eeraess of the
state 'Iepsssaens shsossh foreisn
aioioasii. ehssssis hsss fss tssos-
ssiinh IS tn assiasi ssds>1Des in
Assiso CITY 80. received ,sdss. The
s~--sre stated that 'hs .itaatios 10
AsAise CtsS sas sAosis sosasi That
he f'soeis we're DO, tsstisaissis
sissssd over sssn,s that tassAis
LEADER xapa,s n,isht s~asse doss on
the .i,S ana that there sea ~ sp-
r~s-s, -.asssiss - ,hs Dest ~
Gessssi Hussis. t.til l
Msmbsp n the sss>ass. ssl~s a
s'soissssa sasissesse vish s'sosedsst
N'1isas sasasy ne The A~si~sO ssns. !.
iie-s. DECLARED the iSrstssss eso6a y
sstss soassa~sse ,ssi sss4isssss vtii
ssvs@=a sha ,hs, is.shss sssspss Co.'S
sp,u.hs-. in M-srs vu,is ~ ss-ss.
-
Most al sh@ aiss~sssss ~ sh- sah.
.h-t ss-.snn. u sss ssta. s~sstsa in
sSe.aisssDn sss The sisvs 10 ~ rs~.
seated 90 A~Aaif III sAE ses-sam~ss
,, lassts- i.Ssss ss1 trsA~ssrk ".
i.<hrss. ~hss the aDssh Aa~~sissn
esse,s s~st sssss a. rsiss1 sassss
ssd of taeas6s seSs..s stssis - 81 sk !,
Nsasss tsiis soatsssas~s
tn sh.ssi.s - rsari-o ~ss s--
pnsssd IN hare b~ss Ats9uss~A. CaA-
siisssiaAs shSs ssixsi ssisr OVER The
sosvtss.osssA eii peeesssis. ssss.
eAssiS s~sasuessDs svsssis fsrn th~
<satlsss sesse~s sh- saosi,ssInssisss
80 sessssi sssv<s have ksss .sA~s
eosssassasSnS tss srsse sissss
1A~ sss-ass fv-sn i4nsAss that Great
tssstsis hsA ussss-s tie nstsssi. .
ssSsay esutsss 10 nseres4 ID Tsns.iee.
80 90 sss,sasA - passiestssly sss.
aaeSesas hss.s ~ see esssssa IL ~
0oAs Asssl. Il vss hs,ssss< she osy
~ sssa ss sssssss1 u TIE ssssssa
! sSses. alag shtrh i've rsssisA III
psos~sss@s sss ssrss-a
fr~Hsssf iissss sssasssrd siIrs
shs s-estiss that the s-ssv~ss'sssues
ssAss II shis snssesness ~ The
ss.sts Asssss<as s.ssSssssv 10 n<hsif
es she ssssh AessSss "ssir~ss~ as.
a-s sssvsa ., Vera Cruz. v.sa fusde
~ the s-ausss At the ttcssss GOVERN
ss<sss VI. ussesssaoA. Ne satd. that
sss sAa s-.s Asse 90 The sspasa
tsss shs 'ss,rtas-' had urvusswts in
N.ssess i.srssssys ese ADDED ih-rs
90 . sss>sssa - Ia whether nae ot
sh~ xns:h Ass~ssesss vss . nsasilisa
~ eeassasisas
Aaasssi tso~ssa. sommAaaiss sh-
II Aassssss Meet Oft The usss sosss al
MseSso. today sernstsa . bAilte h~.
aSsss N-sse.s t.sessts ssa zAssais
sevo,ssiesssss. ,w-siy miles tsuss
Aesestso. Aapissi iie~ssa SAFE that
sialeea seveiuiSeassss Wes~ KILLED.
ne ttxh,tss ~ Nssaiiss soatiaues.
The s-rnrs said.
asses Oliver. the ttraaiitas mtsss.
ssr IL NkSto city. istusnea the ~.
1 pastasst Of state today that the Nss-
sesa Revesnmess has esdesvd The
lsWsseA1aie seleasc n vice coasal
js<a 4. UilIaas. hela Q ps11osSe o.
aaisIltc. TAe niatssss sda-a that -
suwW - NJ. Hillimsa t~ashvsa Mexico
City he veatd obisia for hin safe
rusaurt 10 vsSa cruss
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tess Cruz. Nsy ,s=wAii~ SAs
Mssissa seA@isSsassss are esssss~
To slisad shs Niss1ss rails cssAass
r~sr~ susf.srae~ ssa aasiss Ihs .~sr
sioss thew ~ii, ~ 30 isssassss.os
Of Aessiiisiss ~ The AassisAs fess~s
h~se saA ~ esoaoa la hsis~se shss
the Msaisas fsAsssis ~ili sassss-
sssis iissss
TIE svs.s' change ~ 0ssessi
nissaa.l that lhe Aaesksss ses-
hssstiss the ssaissSse caused Css-
esai t'uassoe To sostet vttb Bis le.
al adviser. -oiosel rsouess They
a1resd tbs, shite actually 10 ssu's.
tiee esisss shsee 10 . lAeit uaaes.
.sasAiss that neither side viii issas-
sssie hossiiis,~ss TIE iases,esssssoe
s'A.sd a. Tbs ssreeW~et ~ 0ss~ssi
tssssos is Col. sustes Suata peseis
At ssiim,ss-s .ssesssAessae a. hass
Msstesa saa Amssieaa iusrss - iuax
- 10 savssr- vss made.
srsssai ssheosA ssepee~d TO-DAY In
addition In shese re-etsah1isee1 zee.
.ist,iay and sh~ aepastaest 0t bsh,ic
health asa paiIec cnatiaueA their
~osk Of f,s,osias the city To normal
voaaitioa.. t.s
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-12

ssiisv sosnpI.sioe Is iuc to a tor
rid liver iisER'Ss PARTIES ami
the liver sni howell. sni
s~siotss The s"sy bloom NJ health 10
the .hees. Price soc. Solid hy thu
Nausman Drug Co.
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MEXICAN BISHOPS 90 10 ROME
- e. on nlD0l0H % fBACE

Vera cruz. May t2.-Thc Rcset-
end lose Morcna Del Rio. archbishop
Of Mexico. and the Rev. Jcsus Maria
Esctavarria. bishop Of saltillo. sri.-
cd here today on their way 10 Rome.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-12

Los Angeles. cal. MAJ 10.-rsA-
epsi orusro. the Mes,~sa tetsrat ~ni-
sasrsr leader. whe sseaeea fv0o
Ojsasss. vn.n villa drove the ila-r.
stss arm. in,c tbs tsoseA Ssstes ~ss
. fugitive ttoss tns Asaesea to-day
with United states s~vscs service sa~n
! npussuts.
rDsusro. q, ~sa learned. had becn
In this si,y for soee slss~ N hsdias
Iic Attempted 10 eersWtt . i'saa ~
ss'icssi symrs,hisess - when Am.
~rscsn sovernmrst eseals sossh' Z"
ssrest him. he NET spathWssA sud
denly Ss,ndsv niehs wNh a few
faiso~crs toward tho International
liae.
orp,ro's family has hccn In los
Angeles since tho NsAeeu rsvo,, aa'
n n learned ,nst the general joiaed
them Immediately after the Ot'nss,
battle.
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ATTENTION. Htxs.

Nkulsf mcetlMe TVtNt1ad I.VIGr
No. iN. II. p. q. e. THURSDAY eve
nirs. Nav ~. at 4 o'cto~k. --Chas y.
Miller. Essi,ci Ra,sr; Charles i'ai,-
~. s.cteatry. ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-12

On Board 4. :. :. cAiifornia, Ma
.atisn. May II tbs Wireless TO Fan
iltseo. Calf. May i-b--AeNiesn
fs6ersi troops defending san Bias. a
seaport half way between Masa'ian
and NanzAniliO. have evacuated the
iown. Il is understood they were or
decd by Provisional Prssiient hu~f-
"a TO prnessd 10 NeNeo cv TO
stI esst hen the force there II h be-
lissed troops al other 1'oints on the
vest eoass will be ordered 10 the
Americans In the Yalui Valley re-
assured BY the cordial attitude Of the
eosssiaustoasiists. have desided 70
remaih oa their ranches Gess'si
oSrsseh il said ia have suafsn'.-a
lhssa every pso,. rtiOn,
Hsiiss Neal. an American s"nnf-
ed ~ Federal, fss"ntIy near u Pa
Sor Dine. il Boz safe sith niS fam
iiy Absasd the cruiser Nsysoohi a,
Asssasijis. afsosilss 10 . sisei.>s
mss.sse received today from that
vessel Neal sSniifmsi the sesdr OF
90 attack on ,s- min. April &c aha
the ktiiias at 4 u. insiI~.. an
AaesbAs. asA of q, y Wiiiissa.. ss
EssiishaAs. .L~sai,ory fizssiss ron.
tisuss ~ NsasliAn -
TIE susAnat Guerrero. which left
Naasiiss 1sy Z. s.ssyinx eisy osf-
els6 sss ashss refugees. sosshs.t yes
'-fasy at Msnsahiiio ana discharged
several ps~ssss-fs
sisie ssa sssE department. off
sists ssss issiis-.i TO-DAY 10 sesasa
ss nnin :,ostssi ID. tJah4ss isisad issi-
essi. Ukiss ksa caused Gea-fsi
Huesfs To protest. tia, the issaias IL
A0esie2a fosrss ,h-s- To r-sp-s iss
light hsnse constituted . bs~sSh ri
to ssolsitss b~t~~-a shs Two
ssassA as~ssssrf isaaisis ss,t is-re
sss DO isnsshs si Sssa .,ihs the tsi-
ss< 10 shs vas .shs@ af shs s-sss
The ssAss a.rassSssi has aa-
hssiseea that Nr..r~As Casssi siHr
Iish hsa s~pas,-s that jsss< n,s
isssns n i,nSs~. iassa. ioAs Inpsss-
os-d IN . s~s~i sisi Al tasnas. ss-
hoss. HAD tr~s ses~ss~d.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
REV. MATTHEWS SPEAKS.
Tells People He Wants TO Be Next
Commissioner of Charities.

Rev w. d. Matthews of Wynne
wood, candidate for tn flee of com.
missioner of chs titles I'd corrections
was introduced to the people who as.
sembled at the court house to hear
Judge Hayes speak last night, and
briefly made his announcement as
candidate for the office of commits
sioner of charities and corrections.
Mr., Matthews stated that he was
making the race for this office for
the reason that it was right in line
with the work he has been engaged
in for thirty years, and for the fur
ther reason that it was a mans job.
In speaking of the penal institutions
he stated that he was a firm advocate
OF working convicts upon the roads
OF the state and was further in favor
OF establishing plant at the penI-
tentiary for the manufacture of iron
and steel bridges, to be sold to the
counties of the state at actual cost
He stated that he was in favor of an
elSht-hour law for women, and if
elected would endeavor to have such
law passed by the next legislature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

exempt from taxation would he sub
ject to taxes ard would help bear the
burden of government
While on this subject Judge Hayes
stated that he was in favor of such
legislation as would compel the fed
eral government to reimburse the
state for the taxes lost by reason of
the exemption of the lands of the
wards of the government, and would
urge such legislation if sent to the
United States senate.
In speaking of the primary system
now used in selecting officers for
state, county and federal positions, he
stated that he was in favor of the phi
mary system, but would advocate
some changes that would come neat
er giving the people the best men
for the offices. He referred to a
system in use in several states where
first second and third choice are
voted for ON the ticket.
In conclusion Judge Hayes stated
that it would be impossible For him
in the brief campaign to meet all
the voters of he state and present
his views upon political subjects, but
would do the best he could to meet
as many as possible, and pledged the
people if chosen ry them to represent
them in the United States senate, he
would be faithful to every trust and
work increasingly for their best inter
ests.
At the conclusion of his remarks,
Graves Leeper, who recently moved
to Ardmore spoke for few moments
in favor of Judge Hayes, and urged
the people to cast their ballots for
him in the coming election, pledging
the people of Carter county that he
would stand sponsor for him.
Judge Hayes left last night Sor Ok |
lahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

Judge Sam Hayes made a most ia.
vorable impression last night in his
address to the Ardmore people. His
speech was different 1t was an un-
usual political speech. 1t was un.
usual because it was free from every
taint of demagogy. 1t was unusual
because it was unselfish. There was
an absence of the usual spirit of
boast Issues were made paramount
and the remedies outlined in a fore.
ible manner. Hearers sat patiently
and listened to every word. 1t was
not a speech to arouse sentiment, but
it made men think. Hundreds of men
went away from the speaking saying
that Oklahoma would do itself an in
justice If it declined to accept the
services of a man like Hayes in the
United States senate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
THREATENED BY FIRE.
R. n. Harrison Ran Narrow ESCAPE CT
Losing Barn and Feed.

r. II. Harrison, farmer and dairy
man, who lives south of Ardmore a
mile, came very near losing his barns
and supply of feed by fire last Sat
urday. He had thrown some spoiled
ensilage out near the silo and as he
drove from the farm to the barn, he
saw small blaze in the ensilage
No one had been about the place
where the fire occurred and he has
no idea of the origin of the flames.
Possibly the suns rays were concen-
trated by pieces of broken bottle,
which lay around the ensilage, and
the fire was started by the sun. He
cannot account for it in any other
way. His presence nearby when the
flames started saved his premises.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

In the Lever bill, designed to pro-
hibit gambling in cotton futures, the
senate of the United States takes
the position that through the inter
state commerce commission, the tel
esraph companies can be prohibited
from carrying any kind of messages
over their wires. The government
owns the postal service and has al
ways maintained a control over the
kind of matter that could be sent
but it seems that this rule is being
made much broader now and made
to extend with equal force to all pub
lie service corporations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
Negro Church Dynamited.

NacCgdoches, Tex, June 3O.-Last
night negro church at Oakville,
eight miles east of here, was blown
to pieces with dynamite.
Sheriff Rich, who went there this
morning, reports that fifty pounds
of explosives are missing from near
by store, and that he is working on
a clew that promises to lead to the
guilty party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

The British advise their subjects TO
leave Mexico mril peace is restored.
If that advice is taken, many of them
will never return. Peace looks a long
way off in that unhappy republic.
In case Huerta is routed, which now
seems to be 4 matter of but few
weeks, there will arise another war
between Villa and Carranza, and 9th
ers. Peace will never hover over that
country until different kind of civil
ization is built up or until this gov
ernment occupies the republic and re-
stores peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

Two ayiators will undertake to fly
across the Atlantic in "a hours. 1t
is difficult to appreciate just how
much courage is required for such
an undertaking. Here is hoping that
the brave hearts may be successful
in their venture, which means the
revolutions of means of fast travel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce JUDGE r. A. KELLER OF
Love county as a candidate for the
state senate from the senatorial dis
trict composed of Love, Carter and
Murray counties. Announcement is
made subject to the choice of the
democratic voters at the state pri-
mary to be held August 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

Arson ~. Yeager, editor Of the
weekly paper published at Ada, a
young man of %, died at Mineral
Wells, Texas, where he had gone in
hopes of recovering his health. The
remains We're taken to WaXahachie,
Texas. for burial. We regret to lose
him. His editorial work will be miss
ed in this state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

Wouldn't it be --- to be a rat
this summer? The government has
appropriated 100000 to be used in
killing rats, on the theory that they
spread the Bubonic plague.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce SOL T. KIMBREIL as a
candidate for tax assessor of Carter
county. Announcement is made sub
ject to the choice of the democrats
at the state primary to be held on
the ith of August.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
TO EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-One fve-room
house and lot with good barn for
grocery or for good farm, also va
cant lots. Address A. c. J., Az
l. street, S. z. 2S-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

WANTED-To show you the choicest
residence lot in town in Hargrove
Heights, one block Of car line and in
easy walking distance of the busi
ness section. G. P. Selvidge. Pbone
olV. 7-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

Take a trip. around the world at
the Christian church tonight. Ster-
opticon lecture by d. A. Wickizer, at
$3.50 p. m. Free admission. Every
body invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
Tale of Cows Tail

Alton, Ill.,, June 30.-When a gate
slammed and a COW owned by A. Reck
lost her fly swatter, Henry Leedy hast
ened to a nearby slaughter house, Sc
cured a freshly severed tail which he
bound to Bossie's stump with cleo
tricians tape.
After six weeks Of idleness, the
COW is using her new appendage with
all her old-time enthusiasm and pre-
cision in slapping bothersome flies.
The new tail, which has apparently
knit perfectly is six inches longer
than her first one, giving her a longer
sweep.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
OIL ORIllERS

JORDAN DRILLING COMPANY of Lo
co, Okla, would like to figure on
your contract for drilling well,
either Star or Standard rig; also one
No. 81 Star rig for sale. Complete
set of tools. Price s1,40O. 22-12t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01

wANTED-sheet iron water tank,
any size from 75 barrels up. We
Gorbet, Woodford, Okla. l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
POULTRY
c L A ! RV OY A Mt
PROF. JARVIS
Worlds famous
CLAIRVoYANT AND PALMIsT

He should not be classed with the
many so-called clairvoyants, fortune
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-01
LIVESTOCK

MY FINE JERSEY BULL will moI-,
season at my barn on West Moin
Street. Will call for cows Pbonn ",
blue $50. Will Cardwen. -
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FOR CONSTABLE
Ardmore Township.
ED. HENSON
ED. WILLIAMS
l.. NJ. SHAW
BERT JOINER
LES SIGLER.
JOHN c. THOMPSON.
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SITUATION WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANT YOUR CALLS, P. d. Q. mes
senger Service. Phone 1862. 2S-tf
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Card Of Thanks.

Card Of Thanks.
We desire to express to each aud
every one our heartfelt thanks for
the many kindnesees and sympathy
shown us in the death of our deHr
mother also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
MRS. WALTER COLBERT
MRS. ]. r. CRANK
MRS. +. w. ROBERTS
r. w. HUME
c. S. HOBSON.
Bargains in the Want Ads.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Chickasaw Lake stock.
See r. W. Randol. 13-tf
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FINANCIAL

CITY LOANS-Long time low rates
best contract. Phone sc. o. NJ. Red
field or A. C. Bagby. Bin
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SOC i9w E2x Soc

Ardmoreite Wants get results.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Bunch of keys between Guar
anty State Bank and 421 C St, n.
w. Reward. Fred Ryburn, phone
619. 30-3
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Read the Want Ads.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13

William Lands Of the freshman
class addressed the City Y M. &C. A.,
December 9Th, on the subject of unt
peace.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-13
RODENTS in
CALIFORNIA killed
Over Twenty Million Ground
Squirrels Externl;nateG in
One Year.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 12.-Twen-
ty million, one hundred and
fifty thousand ground squirrels have
been exterminated in California, and
300, 900 acres of land gone over
since July ~ 1913, by the forces OF
the United States public health SER
vice and the board of health of that
state.
III During the epidemic of plague in
San Francisco in 1907-1909, it was
discovered that the ground squirrel,
a rural rodent which abounds on the
Pacific coast, had acquired the infec-
ton. Cases of plague in human be-
ings which had occurred in rural dis
tricts were traced to these rodents.
Since 1908, the chief efforts of the
public health service and the Califor-
mia state board of health, acting in
cooperation have been directed to the
eradication of plague from among
ground squirrels. The most satisfac-
tory work has been accomplished
since July l, 1918, due to the fact
that sufficient funds and adequate
legislation were provided by the state
legislature at its last session.
Since July I, 1913, ninety per cent of
the squirrels on 100000 acres (4,S43
square miles, have been destroyed.
infection was found on only twenty
one ranches out of 23S formerly in
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Coach Dougan just returned to his
classes, after a weeks illness.
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is equal to this great achievement.
The time seems ripe for him to un-
dertake it. He has recently in an
impressive way shown publicly a
sympathetic appreciation of the rail
road situation. The fact thus made
evident, that he has grasped the point
of view from which u solution of this
problem must be approached. has
aroused in the minds Of many the
hope that before laying down the
reins of government he will propose
and work out some constructive plan
that will give stability to railroad in.
vestment and growth.
mo ambition could be more worthy
than to establish a Constitution of
Peace among the variant views and
interests which menace the success
of the system of transportation. No
service to his fellowmen could be a
loftier or "a finer service than to
place this high interest OF the people