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feet from DIR Carman's house. said that
he and his family were sitting on the
stoop prepared TO catch an o'clock
trolley car when they heard the shot.
They all ran around TO the side OF the
house facing the Carman house.
I'VE thought IL was a revolver shot"
said Mr.. Black, but when we didn't see
any excitement In the Carman house we
concluded 1t was the explosion OF an
automobile tire. So We paid no further
attention"
George VI. Levy, personal friend and
attorney for both Mr.. and Mrs. Carman,
called at the house on a business matter
while the District Attorney was pursuing
his investigation. lie was asked to act
as attorney for Mrs. Carman.
IF | had any suspicion that Mrs Car
man was involved wouldn't have let her
talk" said Mr. Levy. Under the cir
cumstances l have advised her to answer
all questions, which she did fully, frankly
and freely She oven volunteered the in
formation that Dr. Carman had %
Calibrc automatic revolver in his dresser
and got IL for Mr.. Smith. | heard her
Identify it when Mr. Smith received ii.
Mrs Carman took her mother to town
yesterday to have her eyes examined.
She got home an hour before the murder
and was in her room when the commo-
ton attracted her attention. Her sister,
Mrs. Powell. and her daughter. Elizabeth.
confirm these statements. Mrs. Carmau
is just as anxious to have the murder
solved as any one"
The family of Mrs. Bailey consented
this morning to an autopsy. but shortly
before the body WAS to have been re-
moved to an undertaking establishment in
Hampstead the family withdrew their
consent and the Nassau county officials
were compelled to give up the idea of an
autopsy.
The matter will be presented to n
Supreme Court Justice after the interment
and IL proper evidence Is submitted the
body will be dsinterred and an autopsy
performed. The body was taken TO Hemp
stead late last night. to the home of Mrs
j. T.. Duryea, Mrs. Baileys mother. Where
the funeral will BIT held Saturday eve-
ming.
Burial will he held Sunday at Greenfield
Cemetery. Hampstead. The services will
he conducted by the Rev. w, III. Burgwln,
in whose church little Machine Bailey
has been n soprano soloist.
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Wires Under the Carpet.

The transmitter OF the instrument had
been screwed to the Dashboard In the
Doctors office behind an instrument case,
which stood between the interior door
and the window where the shot was
fired. The wires ran under the carpet out
to the hall and upstairs. The receiving
end had been fixed in a clothes closet
in Mrs. Carman's bedroom,
Immediately after District Attorney
Smith. Coroner Norton and the Sheriff
went back 60 see Mrs. Carman and her
husband they searched the house care
fully, but failed to find anything of in
terest In the case, according to Mr. Smith.
81 am entirely satisfied that Mrs Car
man knows nothing about this murder"
said Mr.. Smith. II am sure that no one in
the family Is involved in II, although /
believe that the bullet was meant for the
doctor"
Mr.. Smith said that a new maid. he had
learned frequently left the screens un-
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SAY CLIFFORD WAS
NOT CLUTE'S FARE
Witnesses Rcfute states Con-
tcntion He Was in Auto
on Night of Murder.
PRISONER HAS GOOD DAY
Schoolmatrs Testify He Was at
Troy club Between 1880
and II o'clock.
PRISONER HAS GOOD DAY

ttrsNy. July Five witnesses who
raw F-auh J. C'ltc driving his car on
the n,ght hc was murdered sworc to-day
n. the Trial of Malcolm clifford. Jr.. that
he was NOT Cluio's fare. The testimony
Of these witnesses an OF whom stood up
under the g,illlng IT the prosecution may
gave the younE collage student.
The effect Of the testimony on the
Jurors was electric. For the past few
days they have listened to tales which
seemed to Indicate that clifford murdered
CIuto in cold blood. but FIAT statements
from the Witnesses for tho defence to-day
that Clifford was not the stranger" in
Clu,c's car on the night of the murder
had q telling effect on them
Arthur Conrad. n painter. who met
Clutr ne he was passing the Capitol,
declared ne was positive the passenger was
about 80 years old and had black mus
tachc. lie said he saw Clutc pull into the
sidewalk and talk to young girl.
says Fare Was Not clifford.
Mrs Mildred Thorne. tho young girl
Conrad saw talking to Clutc. made a
good witness for the defence. ON the
night OF the murder, she testified. she
saw Clute as he was driving near the
Capitol CUTE. she testified. asked her
where she was going and she replied.
To the show" At this point, the girl
said. Clute's passenger poked his head
out Of the window and said to Clute:
who's your cute little friendy'
Some nice girl" Clute is said to have
answered.
william Travors Jerome. counsel for
clifford, turned TO him and ordered him
to stand UP.
rs this the man you saw in Clutes
automobile" he asked the witness. NO"
replied the girl.
District Attorney Alexander made the
girl, who is IS years old. admit that
she was placed in the House OF Shelter
some time ago for running around with
an actor. lie also forced her to admit
that Malcolm Clifford. Sr., had obtained
work for her at Mount Merino. Columbia
county. The girl. however. stuck to her
original statement. that the man In Clute's
car was not Malcolm Clifford. Jr.
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Carman said she would get him to go
on a two or three days automobile trip
in New Jersey with her.
Mrs. Carman left, Boissonnault says.
with the understanding that she was to
notify the company when her husband
would he away and that an installer
would lie sent down, according to her
directions.
I'm have my mother there to tell him
where to put it," sh" told Boissonnaut.
he says ''rhc installer must come at Q
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According to his testimony Clute's car
stopped within five feet of him. Clute
got out and was struggling with the crank.
lie said he looked into the car and saw a
man over 30 years old, IA full grown
man
Malcolm stand up" said Jerome.
Inc boy Strengthened himself his full
Phg'n' pulled his trousers up little
ana looked directly at the witness
Is this the man you saw IN the carr
inquired Jerome.
mo, he Is not the man." replied Glib
son.
Joseph II. Sawyer, president of Will
s'on Seminary in Easthampton, Mass,
ana the teacher In past years OF Mr..
Jerome the elder Clifford and recently OF
malcolm Clifford, Jr. testified TO the
DO! reputation for peace. quietness and
integrity. DIR. Charles A. Button, a pro-
lessor at Williston. said young Clifford
"ah an excellent reputation while at
sehooL Dr. Charles H. Park, pastor of
me church which tine clifford family at
tends declared that young Clifford was
an unusually well behaved boy.
The Prosecution Rests.
The prosecution rested shortly after
noon to-day after the sevolver with which
'lute had been killed had been identified
as the one that had been pawned in
northampton, Mass, under the name of
al HIhord' The signature on baggage
'hecN signed by Clifford while he was in
jan 'tlIied experts said with the carbon
copy OF his signature taken when the re-
No'ver was pawned. The pawnbroker
however said he could not Identify the
person who pawned the revolver.
william Travers Jerome in opening the
oeI'hr' called upon the court to instruct
'he jury TO acqut the defendant on the
ground of insufficient evidence ard on the
ground that the County Court had nc
jurisdiction to try the case. lie declared
mat the proceedings leading up to the trial
were unconstitutional because this boy
WIS deprived of the right to have counsel
uh'l he was indicted for murder In the
INST degree" Jerome severely criticised
'ne District Attorney for causing the ar.
'eSt OF the boy and keeping him confined
until he was indicted without notifylng
his people.
Alexander Il, Bandy, schoolmate OF
"hprd' gave testimony In direct contra
"'uon To that given by Derrick Board,
man and Joseph Schimon, two other
A'hoolmates yesterday. Blandy testified
mat he saw Clifford at the Troy Club or
LIZ nsht OF the murder between 10 sc
hnd ~ o'clock.
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get him to prescribe for her, so she
wouldn't have to summon a physician
from Hampstead when she got home
from Rockville Center, where she had
been making a call"
Coroner Corodon Norton. Sheriff Ste
phen Petit and Chief of Police Roland
Lamb have been working on the case all
last night and all to-day.
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Ne"tucLy "Drys" Seek New Terri.
tory.

:, 'ENIHGroN. Ky" July - Plans are
SnP made for loca! option elections In
,!u'l'en OF the twenty wet counties In
.,lts,
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BIoOdhounds Not Effective.

Two bloodhounds brought over from
Amityville at 4 o'clock this morning
shifted around the place and then acted
as II they had some important clue.
The officials. the police force and n large
part OF the village followed the dogs afoot,
on bicycles and in automobiles for five
miles to Lynbrook. where the dogs stopped
cold
The knowledge that Mrs. Carman had
a photograph in the house was conveyed
to the officials early. but no one acted
upon it until Sheriff Petit went into the
house at ! o'clock. In a half hour he
was out again with a package. That
was the dictagraph.
Mrs. Carman admitted that she had In
stalled a photograph in the doctors Office
on May L. said the Sheriff. she was
perfectly calm about II when | told her
that ! had learned that she had the in
strument and said IL was upstairs in the
attic then. She got It for me without any
fuss.
''She said that she took 1t out this morn
ing, but she didn't give any reason for
taking II out except that she thought Il
might be discovered I'm all this commotion.
She said that she wanted To- learn what
was going on when her husband had
women patients In his office.
"She declared that she could not hear
very we'll by the photograph. but that
what she heard had comforted her very
much. She said she never had seen Mrs.
Bailey alive or dead and that when the
shot was fired she was lying on her bed
above the doctors office. Mrs Carman
went to town yesterday. she said. and
got home at o'clock. She said that she
did not hear the shot but did hear the SUBJ
sequent connection"
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Diagram of DR.. Carman's Office.

Bailey
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Otto Burkhardt. one OF Clute's fellow
chauffcurs, testified that he had seen Clute
just as he was pulling out on the night
Of April 10, 1918. lie said he got a
good look at Clute's fare
us that the man you saw" said Mr..
jerome, turning TO young Clifford.
mo, il is not. lie was an older man.
replied Burkhardt.
Rurkhardt said Clute's fare wore a
light overcoat and light Fedora hat.
Jacob Van Doren, another chauffeur,
who Was standing a few feet away when
the stranger stepped up to Clute and
said, Take me to Troy" declared that
The mysterious passenger wore a dark
overcoat Young Clifford was brought be-
fore him and he said: He is not the
man who hired tho car"
The testimony of Daniel II. Gibson.
Superintendent OF Streets OF Troy, who
saw Clute trying to start his car on the
Al6any-Troy road on the night of the
murder was dramatic.
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WILL CELEBRATE
GOLDEN JUBILEE
KNIGHTS or PYTHlAS WILL OS-
SERVE FlFTlETH ANNIVERSARY
WITH GREAT CEREMONY.

Myrtle Lodge No lo7 Knights OF
Pythias will observe the fttieth ami
yersary OF the founding of the order
on the night OF February u, at the
Castle Hall with appropriate cere-
monies In accordance with the com
mand Of the supreme chancellor. ey-
cry subordinate lodge in the supreme
domain will observe this day in com
memoration OF the founding Of an or
der that has been the wonder OF the
iraternal world Judge H. c. Potterfs
and Judge J. c. Thompson will de-
liver appropriate addresses upon this
occasion and a ritualistic ceremony
will be carried out. The committee
having this in charge is working on
the details OF the affair.
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OUCH! PAIN, PAIN
RUB RHEUMAT T|SM
Rub Pain Away With a Small Trial
Bottle OF Old st. Jacobs Or

rheumatism is pan only
Not one case in fifty requires inter
nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub
soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil'
directly upon the tender spot" and re,
lief comes instantly. st Jacobs Oil'
is a harmless rheumatism cure which
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the skin
Limber up! Quit complaining Get
small trial bottle Of st. Jacobs
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s.. Jacobs OH is just as good for
sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache,
sprains and swellings.
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ness Dec 81, according to a repG
issued today, was:
Outstanding banking funG warra1'
1860, 2,O64, cash Sl5,131.02.
The previous quarterly reporJ CAV
the fund as containing sly,S4lH
against which there were warlalt
aggregating $656.605.76 During th
period assessments against bank
brought in s5I49h45. COLLECTION
on failed banks, with interest O
daily balances, brought the tot
amount collected for the fund up t
Sl26, ,602.96. OF this amount, SJ2
6O7.95 was disbursed in retiring wal
rants against the fund and s15.S63{
in paying interest on the remainiH
warrants, which draw per cen
A statement from W. F. Bar0e
treasurer of the board, indicate
that there will be realized from al
sets on hand between 100000 an
$350OOO.
And furthermore" the statemel
concludes, what is still more i'm
portant, We believe we are abou
done closing insolvent banks"
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Stop Washing Hair; Try this! Makes
il Glossy Soft ana
Abundant

Surely try "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" If you wish to Immediately
double the beauty OF your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through your hair,
taking one small strand at time, this
will clease the hair of dust, dirt or
any excessive oil-in few minutes
you Will be amazed. Your hair VIII be
way, fluffy and abundant and pos
sess an incompatible softness, lustre
and luXuriance.
Besides beautifying the hair, one ap.
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MAZE STIC.

For today The Narcotic Spectra"
is the headliner This play is in
two reels and tells a story OF a
drug hend which carries a splendid
moral, A Ticket to Red Horse
Gulch" is western Majestic drama
with plenty OF life and action in it.
Tomorrow Monday the first three
reel feature produced by the Amer
lean company-"Destinies Fulfilled" ."
This story teens with pathos and
-ense situations and superb photog
raphy Sidelights OF the civil war
are shown The play was enacted
in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The
leading roles are in the hands OF
Sidney Ayres and Vivian Rich. Those
who remember these players in their
last feature-'In the freight, -
know what they are capable o. 40
ing, and will not be disappointed in
this one Mr. Ayres is one OF the
finest lookino and most manly ap-
pearing actors performing under the
Mutual banner, and as he is young
man, his future is indeed bright.
Miss Rich is of the sweet, lovable
type. and is conscientious in ner
work. She is much loved by "mov
ie" fans.
The Majestic has just installed
another picture machine and with
two, now there will be no tiresome
waits that are so Objectionable to
photoplay patrons.
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Feel Miserable7

Out OF sorts, depressed, pain in th
back-Electric Bitters renews you
health and strength. A guaranteed
Liver and Kidney remedy. None!
back if not satisfied 1t completed!
cured Robert Madsden, of West Bur
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After four doctors gave him up, ht
took Electric Bitters and is now
we'll man. Get a bottle today; it vii
DO the same for you. Keep in tht
house for all liver and kidney com
plants. Perfectly safe and depend,
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SOC and s1.0O.
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St. Louis.
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S|DE-STEP CALOMEL
It's poison to the Human System
and Works Great Harm.

d'IJ WV No N'Ndb ''o' we
You perhaps know cases in You.
own experience when people have
boen saliyated injured for life by
the use of calom-L Such cases are
matters Of daily occurrence modern
medical science has discovered a
vegetable remedy which eliminates
liver poisons more effectively than
dangerous ca'omel and at once saves
you all the disagreeable effects i
is gentle in effect, no gripping, no nau-
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c,.anses the system thoroughly
It is Known as GRIGSBYS LIVER
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bottles by F. ]. Ramsey under an
absolute guarantee that your money
will be refunded if you wish it after
trying this wonder remedy.
For your protection and the protec-
tjon of the druggist the likeness Of
L. K Gr.gsby appears on every bot
tie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-08

Notice of Sale Of Lands and Timber
In the County Court of McCurtaiI
County State Of Oklahoma.
In the Matter OF the Guardianship
OF Jessie Colbert Cotton Colbert anc
Lyle Colbert minors, Harris Ward
GUARDIAN NO 4SZ.
IN pursuance ot an oraer OF the
County Court OF McCurtain County
O"Iahoma' maze on the ma oay OF
FEBRUARY, 1911 IN the above emitted
case hotce Is hereOy gwen that th-
Jhdef5lshed guardian VIII sell at pup
nc auction 10 the highest bidder at
me hoNr Oh TWO O'CLOCK p. m" on the
list day OF February I9It' at the
Iion' door OF the McCnrtaln Coun-
ty Court House at IdaDeL OHIaho-
ma all the rl2ht H''e ana interest
OF SAID minors IN AMI to:
s. Of NEi Of SEt; SL4 OF NN4 oI
SCI; SWI Of Sci; NJ OF Sci OF SCI;
SW' OF Sci oi SEA OF section IL
50 Of NN4 OF SNi; SN+ OF SNi
OF section ~. township south, range
9 east; 50 OF NW4 Of section - town
ship 8 south, range % east.
and the merchantable timber ulo3
the.
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GIRLS! CLEAN AND bEAUT|FY YOUR HAIR
NO MORE DANDRUFF-25 CENT OANOER|N

pllcation of Danderine dissolyes e
cry particle Of dandruff inyigorats
the scalp, stopping itching and falla
hair.
Danderine is to the hair what Tres
showers of rain and sunshine are /
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inyigorates and strengthens them. Il
exhilarating, stimulating and life Dir
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You can surely have pretty, sOh
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or toilet counter and try it as directa
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HARRIS WARD, Guardian,
II. +. DRAKE,
Attorney for Guardian
The Skin and Not the Blood.

Until recently it has been a gen.
eral,y accepted theory that eczema
was a disease of the blood. Scien-
tifc Investigations have taught us
that eczema is positively a skin dis
ease and durable through the skin
1lone. Meritol Eczema Remedy is
applied directly to the diseased skin.
10 not delay trying Meritol Eczema
Remedy.
f. J. RAMSEY, Local Agency.
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POST OFFICE SAFE BLOWN.

Calera, Okla, Feb J.-Burglars Ell.
tered the post office here at an early
hour this morning and blew the safe
to pieces There was no money in the
safe, but several hundred dollars
worth Of stamps, which were not ia
ken Entrance was gained by cutting
hole through the back door
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STUDENT SHOOTS HAZeR.

Stamford. Texas. Youth Fatally Shot
Two Arrests Have Been Made.
Stamford. Tex. Feb. 6.-Robert
Pace. a student at Stamford College
was probably fatally shot last night.
J. NJ. Hendrix, studying for the min
istry and another student surrendered
claiming Pace and others were trying
to haze abem.
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Sl<6 sAGGof
IN cr.s. Detective s;ory Play al
Trsstcr.u~ wee reSc1y.

Trss,cr,uT Wednesday.
King Bas-1- Is The al.1oT @. ,1.s
lar. which features him - IN
greatest screen detective OK t-e axe
{. is the best detective play 5y "a!
.1a, Hagg5. mas ever written ami
: is q m4-c1er for the 1es: o: re
5.ae- works. 7, has The great virtue
u genuine de:ectiTe story sus-
1-nse. one is KEEP. guessing un,.-
he very end Il has the punch
rom The very h7s,
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s1sss:.;: ss..s 5s: Of &tA2Iz1:
REAL ESTATE CHANGES

C.. and G.. Nations 10 7. 3. Massey
part J. 5ssv. consideration Sl43S.i)
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Two shares Bayou l91D Oil <
Gas Company stock for sale. Ramsey
K Ramsey So
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BANK GUARANTY FUND.

Report Issued Shows 15,131o2 In
Cash on Hand Dec. 81.
Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. T.
The condition of the depositors'
guaranty fund at the close of busi-
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FREE PACKAGE COUPON.

Fill out the blank lines below
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There's message in the Want Ads
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u r.. Booker to Erret Dunlap part
g. @ TO- 3s-1w. ~
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LEASE ASSiGNM ENT.

Writ Franklin TO Crystal Oil Co
parts of sections Z. 8 and O. ls3w.
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Lawyers Realty Co. TO C. Won Weise
lot block Il. Highland Park, Ard
NOR
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tons are made

VI. VI. GRIFFITH.
81 Revenue Collector
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8ur-e. Taylor to Dow Taylor, part
5 slW.