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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02
sapulpa Hotel Robbed

Sapu.pa. Okla. Nov Two mask
I'D bandits early Saturday morning
held up the 81 James hotel. in the
heart of the business section Of Sa-
puipa. ripped ont the telephones. took
all the money IN sight $50. and es-
capped on hor-"bact. \ posse IN ai-
'nirob.irs secured the city but no
tfacc u. the robbers was secured
This .H the sixth hDld-up committed
IL Greek county during the last two
weeks. each having been i.erpctraied
By TWO men who wore masks.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02
HOsEY-NOT MEN
HENCE EARLY PEACE

Wars cost money. Human life is sec
o1dary Tie siners Of var are not sol
c.ers but money. Therefore, the
length Of the European struggle will
be- determined By the cash and credit
resources Of the contestants.
Following are some Of the reasons
Why peace should reign within year
possibly within six months.
The Franco PrlssiaH war cost
France 2--7 per man per day. The
Boer var COS, England &, or s4s5
per man per day The Balkan war
figured &243 per man per day.
For tie purpose OF this discussion,
we may as well disregard the Boer
var owing 10 the long distance from
England To South Africa, and the ex-
pense Incidental thereto. The most re
cent estimate. viz that Of the Balkan
war E2f3y, is the best for our pur-
pose. because conditions were more
nearly parallel 70 those prevailing in
the current uHpleasantness,' except
that in the Balkan war there were no
fleets Of Zeppelins and aeroplanes; no
squadrons Of automobile trucks. no
automobile batteries. no 1+inch siege
guns or other expensive paraphernalia
now being used. a very conservative
estimate OF the per man cost Of the
present war would therefore be $3.50
per day. Just as this article is going
to press the statement is published
that the cost to Great Britain for 43
days of war is officially reported at
sl66,5OO,O0o, or S3,s7O,OOO per day.
Including the full strength OF the
six nations now at war. and with the
possibility of Italy and Turkey being
drawn into the struggle, there will
probably be, in round figures, 10000
600 men under arms, making the net
cost to all the nations $5O,OOO0OO per
day.
Now let US get into the realm of bill
lions for a few moments; Fifty mil
lionldollars day is one and one-half
billions per month; nine billions in six
months; eighteen billions a year This
means that if the war continues for
twelve months the combined debt OF
these nations will nearly double, for
it now stands at twenty-four billions.
In order 20 furnish a perspective
We will mention the fact that there
are only eleven billions Of gold and
bullion in the entire world. OF this,
Europe has seven and oDe-hait billions,
one-third Of which Is locked away
where IL is not available. At ieas, an
other billion has been. or Will be
hoarded- Richard ID. WyCkon la Les
lies.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02
Remarkable Cure Of Group

Last winter when nay little boy had
Group ] got him a bottle Of Chamber
.ain's Cough Remedy ! honestly be
.lcye IL saved bis life." writes Mrs. J..
B Cook. Indiana Ia. 1T cut the
1llcPm and relieved his coughing
spells am most grateful for what
.his remedy has done for him For
fale by ali dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

pounds OF choice
-pecans. I pay from : 70 ~ cents
for good, choice pecans, and for
all extra large ones will pay S
cents or more. See me before you
sell your choice pecals. Phone L
Il or send sample TO ". 3. Eagle.
Pecan Merchant, Ardmore, OKLA.
Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02
BARGAINS IN ARDMoRE REAL
ESTATE

| HAVE BARGAINS to offer as fol.
lows: Vacant lots from 5000 to
$4,000. Trackage property fronting
Rock Island and Frisco railroads.
Residence property from $1,000 to
$4,000. Business property from $4,000
to $4,000. See me before buying
any property in Ardmore. L. W.
Cruce, 16 West Main. Phone 255.
13-1m
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LOST AND FOUND.
TO EXCHANGE.

WANT TO TRADE-Some Unenum.
bered property in Oklahoma Ity
for improved or unimproved and
in Carter Jefferson. Murray. or Iove
county. viii accept encumbred
land. Property: business lot in
Capitol Hill; residence lots. in
Sulphur; one S-room flat in Oklho.
ma City; one Broom residence in
Oklahoma City. Total value of ahve
SS,7OO. j. G. Leeper, Ardmre.
inone 1VS'' lin
WILL TRADE-Choice business IT'S
unincumbered, for ten to for-
ace lease Healdton field. in &c.
tons 4, s, ., west half of s. moth
half of s, 6 or 10. 4sSw., or solh
half Of 81 or 80 in Ss3w. Addres
81, Care Ardmoreite. 1G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02
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ar being brought 10 Europe il the
thirteenth century.
Serious crop failures have occur
red in Egypt this year because the
river Nile has been lover than a. any
time for nearly Z century.
The municipal board Of Manila has
passed an ordinance requiring that all
buildings erected in future in the city,
must De rat proof
The government Of Salvador has ziy.
al an Austrian q concession 10 81.
p.9., all petroleum, coal and other
minerals that Ae can ind il the r.
public.
Colonies Of France cover an arez O.
4--s.I-5 square miles, and contain z
population Of 4Ig55.sj0
French mining fields cover Al area
Of L2s37s5 acres. Of which 545.53Q
acre. have not been exploited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02
FOR HE.T

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? PERSONAL.

3 T. MILLS HAS RETURNED TO
Ardmore. and will open a cleaning
and dyeing establishment Phone
j95-green for frst-class work in
this line 1tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-02

FOR QUICK SALE-Altalta ale
farm, $40 acres fine bottom lind.
an ideal farm well improved.
Also my 4O-acre EIberta peach d.
chard in Ardmore. Fine for sJb-
division.
Also my home on c street. s. v.
Best resident part OF Ardmore
Also 73o acres OF Washita bottom
farm. None better for alfalfa, corr
and hogs.
Also 216-acre farm g miles nortl
Of Ardmore.
Ny cash prices are far below theil
real value, making them all fine
investments. No buncombe. Try
me. Other farm lands relatively
as cheap on part time. W. T.
Poland, Ardmore, Okla. @-3
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-A good COOK. good was=s
permanent place for right party.
Phone rs. I-5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29
CANADA Fears RAID
OVER NIAGARA RIVER
HEAVY GUARD PATROII4ING THE
AMERICAN BORDER NIGHT
AND DAY

BUFFALO, y Y. Nov. Extra
ordinary precautions have been taken
to guard against a possible raid by
Germans or German sympathizers
across the Niagara river. A permanent
guard OF 80 milltiamen has been sta
toned at Fort Eric. directly opposite
Buffalo, and the whole river front
from there 10 Niagara Falls and
Queenstown IS patrollcd day and night
by between five hundred and six hun
drod members OF the neWly-urEanized
homo guard regiments Automobiles
ana motorcycles are used by the men
on patrol duty
These measures. it is said. were
taken in response 10 demands from
civic organizations along the Can
adam side ~ tho Niagara. who in
sisted, In communications 90 the de-
partmcnt II militia that movement
similar To- the Fcuiau raid was not a
remote possibility Major General
Sam Hughes. minister OF militia and
defense. recently paid visit To the
territory Soon afterWard the guard
on the Wellund canal was doubled
and today tho river patrol was estab-
llshe1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29
HOW RUSSIAN PEASANTS
EVADE PROHIBITION Law
HELD by RESTAURANTS
NOW.

lCorr,.pord.rce Of The Associated pre,,)
IoNboN No, q How tho pus-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29

KANSAS CITY, Nov 2S.-A motion
for new trial was filed here today
by g.. H. Hubbard Of Pittsburg, kan,
one Of the five men convicted last
Thursday I'm federal court here Of
using the mails 10 defraud In conuec-
ton with the sale OF Florida lands
Hubbard was one OF the two men
for whom the jury recommended the
llghtest sentence possible. He alleged
In his motion that there was no tesu-
mony that he had written or sent a
single letter through the mails in fur
thorance OF the sale OF the eyerglade,
lands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29
EnrMard Pas Worked.

The next play against De Roode
failed to gain. Prichard punted TO
Mitchell on Nays 34yard mark. The
period ended before the ball could be
put into play again. Blodgett at the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29
second Period.

one play against the Nays line
resulted in tumble, and It was the
Nays ball. a forward pass. Mitchell
to Failing. put the ball on Nays 20
yard line. Blodgett attempted for
ward pass. which grounded. Here
Blodgett stepped back and tried for a
goal from placement from the "a
yard line from placement, but the
ball fell short of the CrOss-bar. The
Army put the ball in play at the 90
yard line, and on the first lineup
Navy was penalzed five yards for off
side Van Fleet made one yard throug
he Roode,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29
Strengthen Hawaiian Garrison.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2s.-pursuaut
to the gonoradl policy Of strengthen
ing the military garrisons Of the Ha-
walian islands as rapidly as proper
quarters can be provided for them, tho
war department has arranged to send
the Ninety-first company Of coast ar
tiilery now AZ Jackson barracks.
Louisiana. TO Fort Kamchameha. Tho
troops will sail from San Francisco
on January ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29
Cline Won Last " lit.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov Is
Harry Cline defeated Walker Cochran.
800 to 211, In Billiard Players
league match here tonight
Averages and high runs. Cline
3-7;63. Cochran 10 1l-20, 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29


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two attempts TO break through The
folhis nGht END 10 the Nhhapolla
34-yard mark Craig was again given
tho b,u and made fbreo moro wards.
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ward pass to Ncyland who was
doyyn,d on N,,,,e riv.-v,rd lime one
T.rd v,,s ,,s5r tbrnugb ,nntar I,.
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Arn,Is IE-yord limo and ran tbn
LnII b,,ll IL ,',.ds t}nnadirt b0ra
wont aroI,nd Na,,,'s ripbf ond to yy.sf
pnint's qIlyard Iinr hna5tiful For
,,ard nass prirb,rd to NrrriIat
f,I.t L4 .ftfl
I'"or iioaoyor cotrod ana ward around
Oycresch PrirLard shot another for
y.a,d nays hn, i, rrnH,dad Rcn.-
diet " crash,d r"h thrnu,h rrht ruard to
tbr Nav, 95-vard Iino Anofbrr for
ward mass rroIIndcd and n was
Nayv's Lau ON downs ON thrir own
.25-yord limo
Mills triod , forward pass unsuc-
cossCuIIv INF on "a f5l,e Iuri, carried
tho haIi around Tho cadets lcft end
tn tho Annannlis 4O-v.rd limo An
other attempt at forward pass bv
Miles was ,p,in uueu,rossrul ana
Hurlbut, who came into the game
again puntad TO prichard on the
ARMY IG-yard line. Uodlson re-
turned The purt to Miles who was
dovned ON Armys 4>-yard line.
Another attcmpr al a forward pass
Inv Miles again failed. HmIbut thea
tried a forward pass. and il Was inter-
rrutcd by an ARMY man. Who was
lovned ON Armys 4G-yard line.
Een,dirt failed to .ui,r.o Na1l's limo.
ON the next play Navy got the bail
ON a tumble b., iIndeson ON Army
iG-yord lin. Cr9i, d,dr,d through
tba broken Nrsf pninf Ifnn for three
Yards Miles Shot a forward pass.
which one off mis- forwards failed to
bnIJ ana the han ,,as nut int, NAV
arain ON Army's 4o-yard uup Alex
9nde, repIacoj Craig Miles thou
srrintod around West Points Ieft end
~ tho 2--,,rd line Miles tossed q
fnrvard mass out Of hounds ot Armv's
I9-,ard inc ana If Vas Wrst point's
Inali irlrd r,nIacad IJndgson
Two short rushes advanced tho bali
five yards 4 drive against Nayv's
lira rr,,. ri,rts5 "a Nilee v,bo
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Ton,s % r"i,Iacnd arr
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n.ss Inf no iYu .,roI,ndrd No[v
,,,',., ,.anali.,,d IA ,..,ls lff,s blrIaJ
n r,ry,,rd nass to Alexander who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29
THE Girl WHO Was
Turned To SPIDER
PROUD ARACHNE, YOUNG
LADY WHO WORKED
WITH NEEDLE.
A STORY FOR CHRISTMAS
'Tis Well to Be Accomplished but
Not to Degree of
Boastfulness.

N.# -
''''>H '-''' 'HE VAN Ii''J
AS SO many of the good women Of
Tulsa are burning midnight cIactricitv
and with oye-lds heavy and red ara
plying their needle and thread cu-
broIdering Christmas presents n
might not be a bad idea to consider
poor Arachuc. who was SO nrnud of
her accomplishments with her needle
that she was turned into n snidar
Now Arachuo was a very nrottv
girl who lived I'm ancient Grcoca Sh.
combined those rare virtues of beauty
and love Of the arts domestic ryrs
beauty is ylrurD. So curninpl.
could she weave that the figures Of
silk and wool ON Eer tapcstry almost
cutuaturcd nature Her work was
greatly admired ana from holm,
clever and modest maiden She ber9un
"a very arrogant .uI rnnstantlv mn
ing about the uimbI,ncss of her
fingers and dispIl1iug ber b,udiv.nrl,
to everyone who came i'm Sba m,dr
of her loom % shrine fcforc which
she Worshippod and cudcaNorcd to
make her long-sIffering friends wor-
snip also, until thousc who used TO
admire her began 10 say:
Yes, Arachlnc does beautiful work.
but lsl IT pity She has grown so
Conccltcd.'
Pride RcCoro r,u
Ana on, i.,.
drornod .,,..,' "TI ora Iflehds
,,'...ii..i.'.+, iI 81" or I"ih5 nave TO be
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priands .''''''S I,,', ~ I''iu ihs ,oIe OF Their
co. o., 'Ll lIS EIIi Ildhl seem to
stu,,id ,7a', ,,lio ems .u'Ieu ihem ignorant
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mol, ,,' SUI S"Id 10 one OF these
W ~ "'''ll'Hk women, 1 just wish
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West Points second touchdown. Mc.
Evan failed 10 Kick the goal,
Score. Army ] I, Navy d.
COFFIN puntcd to the Nays TO-
yard line and liludgctl ran me naIl
back 20 yards Craig took Fuillugs
place In the Navy linc-up. Graf took
Mills place craig made three yards,
giving Navy a first down. Parker
went I'm for Butler ON fake Kick
formation Craig carried the ball to
Nays A'-yard line Navy puutod
out Of bounds on the 12-yard line.
Army puntcd to Nayy's 14-yard mark.
Miles made five yards. Rritton went
i'm for Nclland Blodgott mutcd TO
Mcrrilm ON Nayys H-yard line.
Goodman replaced Morgan A for
ward pass by Army was unsuccessful
Prchard lost -four Yards uulhurt
took l'lodsctts place, llodEson then
runtcd over Nays goal line for
touchdown. The ban was pat m play
again on the Nays 20-Hrd line.
Hubert tried to circle Amy'a ught
side, ana lost five yards. The next
play failed and Hubert puutod to
Prichard ON the Nayys i5-yard line.
A forward pass bv Prichard was in
tcrccptcd and il was Nays BAN on
their own 2S-yard line 4 bad pass
his own fOur-yafd line
Hubert punted to PHchard who
ran the bah back l5 Yards To Nays
3S-}ard inc. Time was taken ont
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Spark plugs so cents each: this
week only. Tulsa Rubber Nulyaniz-
ing company. 31j South Boulder
Phone l722.-Adv.
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Army Evened up
Series With Navy

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