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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-13

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CLARK-BEAI. ABSTRACT CO.,
113 w. 5th.
). c. HOLLAND & SON;
Phone 12sl.
FRANK c. sQUIREs.
Room II. 62s Kansas Ave.
6M Kansas Ave.
4. w. WILLIAMSON,
418 Central National Bank Bldg:
!Auctioneers.
CREWS & ANSEL.
Audit Companies.
KANSAS AUDIT Coz. E. WANT.
627-8 New England Bldg.
Auto Livery.
Auto Livery, 12-14 West 9Th st.
rA,x1cAB & AUTO LIVERY.
1o4 East 10th st.
Phone 166-W.
Auto Supplies.
STEPHENS TIRE COMPANY,
412 jackson st.
Phone 1893.
Supply Company, lis East 7th St.
Phone 3246.
Auto Painters.
TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE PAINT SHOP,
AZ Jackson.
Automobiles.
TOPEKA AUTO TIRE & vULCANIZIN0
Works. sA Kansas Ave.
>. A. r. MOTOR CAR CO.. '' '-''
$50 Kansas Ave.
INDEPENDENT AUTO CO.,
Phone 1877
IDEAL MOTOR CAR CO., F. 1. FLAN-
Phone ans.
INES CLARK MOTOR CAR Co.
9A Kansas Ave.
J. r. Jof1NsoN-oAK1.AND Autos.
Gil Quincy St.
Phone s4s.
636-S Quincy st.
KASoDE 4 YOUNG. ~
6l5 Quincy st.
THE OVERLAND CO.. ~ ''
1923 quincy st.
Phone a.
SPAWNED TIRE & REPAIR CO.,
Erwin Keller. 116 East It'll.
Phone 1888
CAPITAL AUTO & SUPPLY CO..
119 East 7th st.
Phone 162
r. N. DRAKE, TOPEKA MOTOR CAR
Phone 7os
Shop. AL jackson st.
IDEAL MOTOR CAR CO.,
POS West Sth st.
Phone 4213
HUDSON MOTOR CO..
Sis Quincy st.
Phone slsl.
). F. BILLINGS,
go Jackson st.
Phone s4oe.
Adding Machines.
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE CO.,
Jos c. Wilson. Mgr. Room 8. Mulvane
Bldg. Phone 1920.
Advertising Companies.
DIRECT ADVERTISING CO.,
lis West 9Th st.
Bicycles and Motorcycles.
EXCELSIOR CYCLE CO.,
2O6-S w. 9Th st.
SHAWNEE CYCLE CO.,
IFS East 7th st.
Phone 144&
x4 Rssf s1cR RsrEs M apS Bog Coz Factories.
Phone 101e-W
Topeka B CUISINES c coHfFEaE.
Ill E. 8th St.
STANDARD SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
Miss Anna Canaan. $50 Kansas Ave.
DoUGHERrY's BUSINESS 3o coE LEG
George E. Dougherty. Pres. 11s Wes
INTERNATIONAL CoRREssPP1oS N d. w.
ence Schools, E. g. Hughes Mgr. F. NJ
Phipps, 107 West 18th st. Phone 1854.
Boots and Shoes.
GERSTLEY- CRAWFORD SHOE CO.,
76 Kansas Ave
wALK-OvER BOOT SHOP,
7OS Kansas Ave.
Phone 3061
Bakers.
PERFECTION BAKERY, b. TINDELL
Prop, 1901 Kansas Ave.
EAGLE BAKERY
I7l3 E. 4th.
Phone $685.
e. L. GERTZ.
S1O1a N. Kansas Ave.
Phone 206S Blue
p. q. O'Hara,
1901 Seward Ave.
AMERICAN BAKERY
9l5 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1856
AVALON BAKERY-KIENTZ & HAN
mon. S31 Kansas Ave.
Phone 11g1-w.
Banks.
SHAWNEE STATE BANK.
800 N. Kansas Ave.
Phone 367.
GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK.
234 Kansas Ave.
Phone $685.
BANK OF TOPEKA,
535 Kansas Ave.
Phone $780,
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
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30, Adv. Dept, for information.
Druggists.
A. T. GIBLER.
ssl Kansas Ave.
HARoIs PHARMACY.
as Kansas Ave
DRUG CO.. N. J. PETRO.
1l1 w. 9Th:
DRUG CO..
Phone 100.
GEO. w. KNAUER, U. p. PHARMACY.
Phone 1742.
MILLERs PHARMACY,
9Th and Topeka Ave.
Phone 5.
C. 8. POPE ., x.,... ~.
Phone 500.
SHAWNEE DRUG CO..
301 Kansas Ave.
MARSHALL BROS.
Phone SIS
A. M. PErRo.
REX PHARMACY.
1901 Kansas Ave.
g. w. srANsFIELD.
Phone -.
CHARLES JosL1N.
Phone ~
MEYER DRUG Co.
40 Kansas Ave.
T. v. CAMPBELL.
7O4 Kansas Ave.
ARNOLD DRUG CO..
Phones 2ss. Il.
JOHN BRUNr.
As Kansas Ave.
Phones s&. n.
MATT wEIGHTMAN. JR..
Phone 81.
THE RowLEY DRUG STORE.
600 Kansas Ave.
Dentists.
DIR. GEO. PORT ASHTON.
73S Kansas Ave.
T. B. REYNOLDS,
Phone 1ses.
A. T. sA rs Kansas Ave.
Phone 900
T. 8. MORRISON,
615 Mills Bldg.
Phone A6-W.
DRs. BOYD 4 KUTZ.
Orpheum Bldg.
Phone s6s-W.
E. E. ROBLYER.
11411 West Sth St.
McGREW 4 McGREW,
To Kansas Ave.
Electrical Fixtures, Repairs, Supplies
ROBBINS ELECTRIC CO., F. L. ROB
bins, Mgr, 916 Kansas Ave.
e. P. JORDAN. ELDcTR!CAL, CON
struction and Fixtures lis w: Sth st;
xEELE ELEcrR1cA1 CO.. Der;
Keele. Mgr. 7os Jackson.
H. b. HOWARD. ELECTRIC c- + XTH
letic Supply. TIC Kansas Ave:
lMAcH1N1srs ELECTRIC CO.
1OS West Sth st.
Employment Agencies.
SHAWNEE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
c. R. Meese. Mgr. $40 Kansas Ave:
IroPEKA-cAp1rAL EMPLoYMENT
Phone 14ss.
Express. Dray and Transfer.
Topeka EXPRESS CO..
Oil Kansas Ave.
TOPEKA TRANSFER CO.. o. II. Whit
| 62S Adams st.
FRANK PECK. HOUSEHOLDS GOOD
u Packed; Stored and Shipped. 49,.
lie. c. s 30 5 MOVING AND 11 s 1reSi
Phone sss
Exclusive Imported Waists.
MRS. 8. FREDERIC.
625 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1574-W.
Eye Specialists.
DIR. D. r.. PAINE,
| us Kansas Ave.
Phone 724-v
Furniture Dealers.
NORTH Topeka FURNITURE CO..
$40 N. Kansas Ave.
Phone 17f
CHEAP JACK.
617-19 Quincy. Phone 3749.
! S37 N. Kansas Ave. Phone 1850.
E. c. WARREN.
$40 East 4th st.
J. c. WILLIAMS,
At Kansas Ave.
Phone ISL Re
Furnaces and Timers.
LUKENS BROS,
w. F. BoETrcHER.
GIG w. 9Th st.
Phone 1734-y
Fruits, Vegetables and Produce.
W. o. ANDERSON. wHOLEsAL
Fruits, Vegetable produce, Canoy g
Cigars. 1871 Kansas Ave. Phone s.
THE COPES COPEDO LINES.
100 Harrison st.
Phone u
TOPEKA FRUIT & PRODUCE CO.,
236-28 Kansas Ave.
Phone 50
wHITEKER BROS. WHOLESALE
Fruit Dealers, LIST and Kansas Ave.
Phone IS
Z HAYES PRODUCE CO.. GENE HAVE
Mgr, 524-o6 N. Kansas Ave
Phone 1914
Florists.
FRANK SACHS,
West 10th.
Phone Il
led. G. BASS.
Phone 5000
Flour, Feed. Grain and Hay.
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Eco Ckena.
BROS.
PAINE BROS, 's"s'sr-
s8 Kansas Ave.
JOHN 4 r PA ! o.pa.un n,as.
MISS NJ. I. Adds.
RALPH r. PETERSON. THD GIFT
Shop" lbs W. sth st
SAM FRE1DBERa,
g Kansas Axs
r. H. MoRnHousn:
r. J. PETERSON,
l1@ East eth e ~. ~
c. e. wARDIN & SON.
III Kansas Ave-.
Junk DealerA
Scrap Iron. n4-ls N. Kansas , Az, :.
Kodak Finishing.
SIS Kansas Ave.
" Ho e 'kH W1Ife 1 = Co.
Room 1-1os East 9Th q: -.
FARM MORTGAGE CO.,
Soils Mulvane Bldg.
DAVIS WELLCOME CO., Farm Loans
1@ W. 9Th St. p,o.. ,o.s
MERRIAM MORTGAGE CO.,
II Columbian Bldg:
PIONEER MORTGAGE CO.,
18th Floor Mulvane Bldg.
So Kansas Ave.
A. g. AMBLER.
s1s New England Bldg;
q. H. FINTHAM,
sos East 9Th st.
Phone sn-w.
Ladies' Tailoring.
J. SCHEINBERG, LADIES TAILOR 4
Habit Maker. III Kansas Ave -
A. B. ou1NroN.
4os Mulvane- Bids; go.
N. B. ARNOLD.
81 N. Kansas Ave.
HONGATE & HEINZ,
Room Is Crawford Bldg.
E. H. HoGuELAND. COMMERCE
Counsel and Attorney. e27-2S New Ems
HAz Axe; q CAV. '
| Crawford Bldg.
| A. M. HARVEY 4 J. e. ADDINGTON.
| Phone 1890
IGLEED. HUNTER, PALMER 4 GLEED
so2-aO4 Cent? Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone N.
c. J. EVANS.
Room 4. Columbian Bldg:
Phone 3E3o-W.
- sis Kansas Ave.
:ERNEsr r. SIMON.
Suite -. Columbian Bldg.
Phone u.s.
[JAMIsoN 4 JAMIsoN..
/ 11s w. sth.
liz. L. o.NEu.
Phone sos
FRED g. JACKSON.
sN Kansas Ave.
Phone 4z33 Black.
. " Is New England Bldg.
| Phone soez.
IN. coovER:
Phone "a.
A. A. GRAHAM.
513 Kansas Ave.
Phone 17lS.
| ECLIPSE LIVERY srABLEs.
s7 QUINCY phon. Al.
". e. B1GHAM.
11S W. Norris,
'lw. T. 1AwLEss, LIVERY. HAcI
Baggege and Auto Livery.
519 Quincy. Phone fS
sies Retailed. 1914 Kansas Ave
J. ROSS. JR-.
: Phone 1043-W.
TOPEKA LAUNDRY Co.
End s Quincy SITS:
, U. v. LAUNDRY.
Land Companies.
| KAW VALLEY LAND CO..
Room ?. Muivane Bldg rx
Lumber Companies.
III. THOMAS LUMBER CO.. PAU
al Huyche. N3 w. 9Th st. Phone a.
North Topeka Phone q
! | w. l. MILLER LUMBER tCO..
Y3 East 9Th st.
! J. D. wHELAN & CO..
III East 4th st.
: Phone s5-w
: | WESTERN LUMBER CO..
!. 6th and Adams st.
2 GILLETTE & NICHOLSON LuMsi
Il Co., 100 Kansas Ave.
Phone SOW
, McCLEERY LUMBER 4 COAL CO..
SIT jackson st.
Phone $3.50
ri Mattress Factories.
q MCINTYRE BROS. SPRINGS. BEL
Mattress Factory, zz7-22s Quincy
Phone sz75
FOLDING FEATHER MATTRESS c.
S. F. Hurst, Prop. 116 w. 9Th St
IL Phone e90
Mante1s and Crates.
IT. G. SMITH 4 SON.
9H Kansas Ave.
i Rhnna 11e1.Uu
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COLLEGE HILL MILK DEPOT
10 W. Uth- $3.50 i
= = PORTER ,rrrx prpoT 80
II W. In.
WEST as'11 III ~. y. ieth e.
HHHs11 Iac1son r
Phone "a.
Merchant rnslors.
% Kansas Az phoo. -.
IKE onsnse. -.
A phens nm.
JOHN BAuMoARrNER,
- hs Phone mo
WI. KIINGE q SON.
~ Phone 1n-w.
neupinerv.
couRrNEY.s MI.IINERY PARLoRs.
eos Kansas Ave
Pne1s u;
P1cKENs. LADIES ~ Halter TIER
Phone 106
MRS. c. H. MORRISON.
Cos Kansas Ave:
$3.50 Phone sce-M:
TOPEKA M1LLlINERY COs. BAHhAhA
Phone s4AA-W.
Notaxies Public.
Notary Public. stenosrapher: 3M-1 New
England Bldg: Phone 1sss.
OptacannA.
- 50 Kansas Ave
Phone loA
OFFICE SUPPLY CO. r. D. HAaAR.
MGR, 500 Kansas Ave.
Osteopashs.
n. e. ALSPACH.
STEPHEN TEMPLE, ~
= - 72o NILS Bldg.
IN "a 81 Kanses Ave.
Phone ssu7-W.
DIR. c. e. HULErT.
on comn.n,es. 0"e '
STANDARD OF. Co.l
SIN e railroad Phone g.
| TfInIea9;
1 w
JILL phon. 1ss1
,r,,p r, KANSAS AWT
. W. MAA-A-Gf'' '1s AANsA pSo AsE ss.w.
v...,. ,a ~.r+on. . ssnecialtv
In MSSNEp r
81 Kansas Ave. pno,. I'M
| Ana~ro ppos ~
ADAMS 6ho -, ~ 'r.,,r.
o'o'' 'asAso"' phona ~
HuRRooGH e. = x yOMES Az.
e~ N'As <>s phone 81
CAvANAuGH PRINTING co..
ia ". eth 81.
' Phone 144o
GRAHAM s IS K.n... Az.
Phone 1868
csE,. W MTTI.En
oAo' Io7 Ws.t esn 81
phone sew.
a. cAHA Roor, . or,c. Block.
Phone 4eo
TRAP PFi 1Ss E sH1F stb 81.
Phone $40
Plumbers '
1oS Toneka Ave.
phone ssa-w.
Phone Isl.
lC. r. GUSTAFSON
Phone 4eI
WIN. BASS.
| COL Topeka Ave-
Phone s2s-w.
Planning Mills.
central SASH g DOOR CO..
ao1 n Jackeon.
Phone 30
TOPEKA PLANNING MILL.
rs jackson st.
Phone 4N-W.
Plano Tuners.
w. A. Casio,
15O1 Polk St
Phone rs
Photorraphers.
C 7. ROECER
| mn L.r... Ave-
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sses for your convenience in buy
'ook or city directory, but who fr
e not represented, call Phone 35
;. w. ARMSTRONG.
Phone III.
MISSION BILLIARD ROOM.
61z Kansas Ave.
SIS n. kansas Ave.
Phone 1851.
Brick Manufactures.
CAPITAL CITY vrTRIFIED BRICK 3 Il
Paving Co.. basement Elks Bldg.
BURTS CAFE,
1M e. sth Ave.
CAFE.
$50 Kansas Ave.
SUBWAY CAFE, c. A. BAIRD PROP.
Phone sls2
sHAFER,
sN Kansas Ave.
CAFE,
Phone $50.
SIG. H. GILL. ~ Holiday.
Phone s1ls.
J. W. WILSON.
5A Kansas Ave.
Phone 1867
Goal and Feed.
J. B. BILLIARD.
534 n Kansas Ave.
Phone &
ConfecGioners.
TO Kansas Ave.
CAPITAL CITY CANDY CO., SUCCESS
sors to Rigby Candy Co.
GOO Kansas Ave- Phone ~.
Topeka CANDY KITCHEN.
103 West 8th.
Phone $500
Carpet and House Cleaners.
J. L. COWEIL
III West First st.
WALTER l. HAMII. TOPEKA RUG
Factory. 600 N. Kansas Ave.
RUG FACTORY. O. Mccormick,
81 Van Buren, st.
phone 4z1-w.
Carriage Manufacturers and Repairefs
T. F. LANNAN.
Phone sow.
INTERNATIONAL CATTLE CO.,
2os-n Central National Bank Bldg.
Phone 6160.
Chiropractors.
NASH & NASH.
COZ Kansas Ave-
Phone HIS.
Room Z. ne Kansas Ave.
Phone 3071.
Cigar Dealers and Manufacturer,
CHAS. 8. EAGLE MFG.
706-10 jackson st.
Phone 200.
Contractors and Ru3JdeFH
J. l. EDDY.
Ito East sh st.
Phone 1s25-w.
lis East 7th st.
JAS. D. BR1zEND1NE.
us Liberty st.
Phone rsl.
LuNDeREN 4 CARLSON Calls
N. W. NULL.
72s Quincy st.
p. e. vICKLAND.
HOO Brooks.
Cemeteries.
TOPEKA CREMETERY ASSOCIATION
w. r. Carrie. Supt.. E. 10th.
MOUNT AUBURN cEME ET1ns y CO. Gan
John w. Fisher. supt.. so7-s-11 Contra
National Bank Bldg. Phone 40. .
| SARGENT STONE CO.,
s12 Adams st;
cuTHBERr & SONS. "' now
18th & Topeka Ave.
BEATRICE CREAMERY CO., SUCCESS
scss to s GSnt PoR be C.. m
ZEIGLER & SON.
1901 Kansas Ave-
Cloaks and Suits.
THE ROBERTS CO..
61S-H Kansasf Ave.
Second Floo,
BERKsoN BROS,
7N Kansas Ave-
THE GREENBAUM CO..
COS Kansas Ave.
THE OUTLOOK"
1913 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1874
Clothfers.
FAMOUS CLOTHING CO. A. sAMuELs
Phone 11ol.
AUGUST CLOTHING CO.,
622 Kansas Ave.
GIBBS CLOTHING CO..
433 Kansas Ave-
GEO. A. HERON.
118 East 9Th st.
Phone 1874
Carpenters.
w. NJ. sHOREY,
s22 N Kansas Ave-
Phone 5272.
]. H. BARGE.
SIS Lincoln st.
Phone 563.
H. HIGHTOWER,
922 N. Kansas Ave.
Phone 5272.
Coal and Wood Dealers.
central COAL CO.,
206 Jackson st.
Phone 3231-W.
=. c. SINNER & SON, COAL, FLOUR
Feed. 1915 Kansas Ave.
Phone Al.
Cleaning and Pressing.
SUPERIOR CLEANING CO.,
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$3.50, Groceries and Nests
Iii West srd-
LANNAN Z LANNAN.
xl1-1s e. 4th.
TONY JORDAN,
Lot 4 Jefferson SITS. -.
wEGELE CASH GROCERY 4 MEATS.
SIS Topeka Ave- m
STAR GROCERY CO..
III Kansas Ave. =,
FRANK EFFINGER.
1873 KANSAS Ave.
FAIR GROUNDS GROCERY.
our. cnocrnx ern.1. r Rases ls Or
A-Aa Phone sso4
OWL GROCERY. NO. l.
' s $50 Phone $3.50.
OWL GROCERY. No. ,
- Phone 1854
OWL GROCERY. NO.
90 "es' - Phone 1855.
OWL GROCERY. NO. T.
1O13 West 9Th st.
OWL GROCERY. NO. s.
Phone 1855.
L. c. HARBAUGH.
liz west 10Th go.
BENNER GROCERY CO..
Phone ss4.
BOOSTER GROCERY.
'' ~ AA"s<s Phone $40.
E. w. BECK.
- ~ 800 phone sss.
$, H1NDMA \; G Hsos.. sx..
Phone ss7s.
B. J. LONG GROCERY.
Phone 1895.
ELMHuRsr GROCERY co.
~ - phone 6z44.
FARIs & LYONS.
Phone lie
EXCHANGE GROCERY CO.
Phones SOW and s7se.
GO West 9Th st.
W. g. rRAzE sias f INVENTOR OF IN
verted Gas Burners. Gas Supplies: 800
East 4th St Phone $50.
COLLEGE HILL HARDWARE & TIN
Shop. A. Vicklund., 18th & Lane.
Phone sew.
]. q. NUssBEcK,
sos Kansas Ave.
Phone 1896.
g. e. BURNHAM. EAST SIDE HARD
ware 4 Timer. LOO East Sth st.
Phone IS.
COOK HARDWARE CO..
706 Kansas Ave.
Hairdressing, Manicuring. Massage.
ia sis Kansas Ave.
Phone 1872.
ANNA M FENTON, BATH PARLORS
4 Hair Dressing. ST Kansas Ave:
NINE. SMELL
/ Phone 122o.
MRS. M. L. FIELD.
| Phone 1898.
REX HOTEL.
Phone 11A.
HOTEL rHRooP.
Phone s675.
HOTEL THoRNE.
Phone l104
UNION PACIFIC HOTEL.
U. p. Depot Bldg.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Henry H. Hall, Topeka. S7S5 White.
KANSAS LIFE INSURANCE CO..
rs N. E. Bldg.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO; o. T
Cooper. 2o7 New England Bldg. ,~.
ALLIANCE COOPERATIVE INsUR
anee CO: w. p; aasche' as F Gsnasa ist s.
dG1a' VAN hs11 H 6aoE ACT. rRA AVE
insurance Co, r. 16 Columbian Bldg.
rprAxyA vYrr ma 20. GEO. GOD
frey Moore. State Ast.. $3.50 \: E. Bio Bldg
Beverly. 406 Commerce Bldg.
ELMER F. BAGLEY..
30O-3o8 Central Natl. Bank Bldg.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE sI51s NC;
Co, sos Kansas Ave:
w. T. COOLIDGE & CO.. sUCcEssoRi
to Black & Coolidge. shawnee bidg. e.
FRED HESS.
H. o. CARNEY. MGR. MAssA
chusetts Mutual Life Inns. Co. Ho Zoo
E. A. ELI HELM. GEM GEM ACT. scANDI1
Il Life ms. Co.. Chicago. III. ..,I
s0s M pHTToS slds dENL ACT. Gsf 70,
Central Life ms. Co. OF Cincinnati ~ -
9z3 Kansas Ave. Phone 81:
| CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN
Co, F. b. Parker. Genl. ACT. Tor kar
sas 4l2 New England Bldg. Phone lSaS->
| BANKERS DEPOSIT. GUARANTY
Surety Co. Room 1886 Central Nat e2e
ch Earl nee. BOWMAN. CITY MGIlI
, New England Mutual Lie 1ns. Co. =
EIoN S. CLARK. MGR. MUTUA
Life ms Co. Of New York. 83S Kanss
Ave. Phone S.7; City Dept. 4ss;
JAMES H. TODD. GENERAL AGEN.
Penn Mutual Life Inns. Co.. Room
1Oz Mulvane Bldg. phone q:
IT, N DOLLEY. PRES. HOME MUTuA
Life Ins. Co, s24 Kansas Ave.
Phone 3o29.
STEPHENSON 4 WEBB.
Il S1vo Kanea9 Ave
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15
Fossilized Human Skeleton.

Berlin, March IA valuable an
thropological discovery in the north
ern part OF German East Africa is re
ported in the LOkal Anzeiger by DR.
Hans Reick of the geological and
meteorological institute of Berlin
university. 1t is a fossil human skele,
ton in a magnificent state OF preseva
ton.
This is said to prove that many tens,
nay hundreds Of thousands of years
ago, highly developed race of men
inhabited the African continent. Not
only is the skull perfect, with all the
teeth, but also the entire framework
OF the body-the thorax, shoulders,
pelyis and extremes.
The skeleton is ascribed to the d.
luvian epoch, but anything like a pre-
else estimation of its age will only
be possible after thorough examina-
tion of the remains Of extinct animals
among which it was found.
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Charged With Forgery.

Idabel Okla, March 14-Maynard
Mckinney, a young Choctaw Indian
was arrested here Thursday and was
lodged in Jail, charged with forgery.
Spurious checks have been in evi-
dence in this section for some time,
but until very recently there has been
no evidence of the forger The prison
er is not bright appearing, in fact.
israther the opposite, but he is said
to be one Of the finest penmen in this
section Of the state.
c. c. Weaver, an attorney of some
prominence, and for some time acting
United States commissioner, was ar
rested recently upon a charge Of en-
bezzlement, upon a warrant sworn
out by an Indian who claims that
Weaver owes him on a settlement and
refuses to pay Weaver Acknowledges
owing the Indian, but claims that he
gave his note for the money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15
FRIENDS OF VILLA ADMIT HE HAS
CENTERED EFFORTS ON PREsI.
DENCY.
CAUSES THE DELAY
Villa Will not lead Rebel Troops Up
on Torreon Until Assured That It
Will Not Result in Any Loss Of His
Power or Prestige.

Chihuahua, March 14.-General Vii.
la, one time bandit will be the next
president OF Mexico. That is his am
bition and despite all reports to the
contrary it will remain his ambition
until he is either dead or president
of Mexico. This declaration was made
today by friend so close to Villa as
to give authority to the assertion.
1t is reported, however that Villa
and Carranza embraced here with
show of friendliness.
The magnificent marble building was
prepared to receive Carranza. villa,
who is known as "the man on the
hill" resides on an elevation near
the American consulate One of his
advisers said today, "Villa will re-
main supreme commander throughout
the progress of the rebellion. His sue.
cession of victories against the fed
eral army, his sweeping away of the
Huerta soldiers in North Mexico while .
Carranza remained comparatively Sc
cure on the Pacific slope, have so ex-
plotted him in the minds of his sol.
lers as to make subordination to him
impossible. Villa could not afford to
20 south at the head of his troops
o attack Torreon until he has first
atisfied himself that his going would
lot result in any loss of his power"
Therefore military activity is at a
tandstill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15
.HOTELPRC 'S|T|ON
IS STILL LIVE ISSUE
LITTLE is BEING SAID, BUT IN
TERESTED PARTIES ARE A.
WORK.

Although there has been little
said during the past week abOu;
the new proposed hotel the issue
Is not a dead one by any means, and
the ones who desire to build here
have been active all the week, try
ing TO close up a deal for a piece
Of property that is most desirable
for hotel purposes. This particu-
lar piece of property that the pro-
moters desire is the Elks property
on Broadway and Washington street.
1t has been intimated that the Hks
would sell, and build a home IN
some other part OF the city, remote
from the business district, and it,
has also been stated that they have
offered their property at very
reasonable figure, but the real facts
in the case are hard to procure,
and 1t resolves itself at last into
mere speculation.
Yesterday c. T.. Fraley and assOcl- |
ates purchased lot at corner Cad0o
and Broadway at public auction for
$3,075, which was considered very
cheap for this particular property |
1t is known that if the Texas par
ties do not build a hotel as they
have expressed willingness TO do, |
that Charles Fraley will build one,
and it will be located on the lo',
corner of Broadway and Caddo,
where the wagon yard now stands
1t is expected that the Texas par
ties will know just what they are
going to do about this matter within
the next few days and will have
tangible to give to the
public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15
GENERAL CARRANZA CONSENTS
TO PLAN OF HAVING AMERl-
CANS PROTECT FOREIGNERS.
FEAR ONE FEATURE
Secretary Of State Bryan Says II
Agreement 10 Entered Into, Con.
suIs Of other Nations Will Have
20 Address Carranza.

Washington, March 14.-Secretar.
of State Bryan announces that Gen
eral CarranZa has consented to havf
American consuls look after the in.
terests OF foreigners in parts OF
Mexico under constitutionalist con-
troll, where their own governments
have no consular representatives.
CarranZa also says that the for
eign governments, who have recog
nized Huerta, may have their con-
suls communicate with Carranza
without involving the recognition OF
the constitutionalists
Carranza also says he is willing 10
hear any application made to him
directly by friends or relatives Of
foreigners in peril.
One feature of CarranZa's offer
troubles the state department some
what, because it seems to imply
that although they may do so un-
officially, foreign powers with con-
sular representatives in constitu-
tionalist territory must address
themselves directly to Carranza
Foreign governments are unlikely TO
do this.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15
Andrew Jackson.

Andrew Jackson, the seventh presi
dent of the United States, was born
on March Is, 1867, in Union County
North Carolina. His parents were
Scotch-Irish. his father farmer.
When a young man he studied law,
and his education was not finished
by any college training. He married
Mrs. Rachael Robards in 1871. They
had no children, and his wife died in
1928. His home was at Hermitage,
Tenn, where he was practicing law
when elected by the democrats of the
country to the presidency and was in
augurated in 1929. at the age of 81.
He served eight years, and retired to
his home in Tennessee. In religion his
faith was plain Presbyterian. He died
of consumption in June 1915. aged
49, and was buried at Hermitage, near
Nashville. While serving his second
term, he was shot at in the capitol in
Washington, D. c., by a house paint
er, but escaped, because the pistol
OF the assassin missed fire
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15
SENATORS SCORE
W|LOEXTRAVACANCE
SMOOT SAYS DEMOCRATIC AP-
PREPARATIONS WILL BE GREAT.
<ER THAN ANY OTHER YEAR.

Washington, March 1.-THE aggre
gate of our appropriations is appalling
and increasing. by leaps and bounds,
and the tendency of the senate was
to go the Republicans one better" in
eXpending public funds, declared Sen
ator Thomas today The treasury is
coming to be regarded as a fountain
Of mercy. reachable by all, largely
through the agency of the senate" he
added. "The Baltimore platform in
dicted the republican party for reck-
less extravaganza. Either that indict-
ment was true, or it was not II it
was true, We should not follow their
practice. If it was not, we owe an
apology to the republican party"
In that connection let me say that
the total appropriations for this year
will be s1OOOOO,OOO greater than for
any other year in our history" said
Senator Smoot
Senator Overman challenged proof
of this statement and Senator SmOot
said, If it should not prove true, he
would be glad to have his attention
called to the fact at the close OF the
year.
The senate had under consideration
The appropriation bill for the District
)f Columbia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15
HUERTA BLOCKS
STANDARD CRAB
PLAN OF STANDARD OIL COM.
PANY TO MAKE EASY MONEY
is BLOCKED.

Port Arthur, Tex, March IA
President Huerta of Mexico, an;
John ID, Archbold, president of the
Standard Oil company, have JUS
had little battle of their own
and Huerta has won.
News of the contest was brought
here today by Captain jenkins OF
the oil steamer Winifred from Vera
Cruz. The Standard shrewdly con
ceived the plan of buying Mexican
silver dollars in New York, where
they may be obtained now at a big
discount, and shipping them to Mex
leo and getting their full value. SO
the Standard bought and shipped ten
barrels of the dollars to Vera Cruz
to pay off their employees through
out Mexico and for other trans
actions. The Standard planned to
make $4,000 by the deal.
Huerta was advised and refused 20
let the New York financiers outwit
him, such being in Huerta's line.
He instructed his customs officials
to levy a duty of $4,000 on the
money on the claim that it was
manufactured silver" and thus
could not enter free of charge. The
Standard at first protested thea
backed up.