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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

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EXTRA LARGE Cape Jasmine buds
with long stems, delivered this |
morning. Phone 1O5. Joe Haynes.
31-1
FOR SALE-30,OOO bolts of paper
Call Poulter Bros Phone 1862. 31-3 |
FOR SALE-A baby carriage, also
two wheel go-cart. Phone 9O2. 29-3
FOR SALE-Chickasa Lake stock.
See r. w. Randol. 13-tf |
FOR SAIIE-A span of delivery |
mules, $3.50. Will c. Scrivner. 27tf
FOR SALE-Fresh cut roses, also lay
ing hens and young chickens. 1908
Third Ave, S. w. 1913
FOR SALE-A secondhand bookcase
for Sc. Worth double. See it at
The Ardmoreite office 2S-6
FOR SALE-Two or three second.
hand automobiles. P. P. Kearney.
25-tf
FOR SALE-Extra fine hay, by bale
or ton, at Bairds Wood Yard.
Phone 2O4. 22tf
LOTS FOR SALE in College Hill Ad-
dition. Easy terms. See or write
Geo. 8 Craven. 17-1m
FOR SALE or rent, good sized ice
box, also phonograph. ]. Goldsmith
Loan Office, 22-1m
FOR SALE-SOME FINE JERSEY
MILK COWS. CALL EVENINGS
AFTER FIVE O'CLOCK. PHONE
GREEN-74S. o. S. BAILEY. 1Stf
FOR SALE-Art Square, Chiffonier,
Tables, Heaters and Bed Room Suite
129 C St, N. W., Phone White 7S7.
31-3
FOR SALE-Two shares 32nd Oil
Gas Co. stock, $500 for both if
taken by Monday, June l. J. S. d.,
Cara Ardmoreite. 29-3
FOR SAI.E-Five-acre tract near
city; will accept driving horse or
milk COW as part payment, balance
easy terms. w. A. Hill, care VOL
verton Abstract Co. 2Otf
FOR SALE-A full livery outfit. Sad
die horses, double and single driv-
e:s; buggies and harness. A bar
gain if taken now. l.. Johnson.
Office phone No. &c. Residence
phone 7O5. 2S-10
FOR SALE-By owner, business, res
idence, vacant and trackage prop
etry, all close in. Good reasons
given for selling Phone asa or call
at First National Bank. Moran
Scott. l1tf
FOR SALE-Two story e-room
house on C St, n. W., No. $40.
Lot 1OOx15O. Good neighobrhood.
A bargain if sold in so days.
See D. H. Morgan. 925 B ST.,
c w SCOT
FOR SALE-Make us an offer for the
following property: Lots l, 2, 3, a.
and 5, block AZ, o. T. of Ardmore
Carter County, Okla. cash sale
or a responsible payment down and
balance on time will be considered
Union Savings Association, SiouN
Falls 6 d. 24-S-4
FOR SALE-By owner on reasonable
terms, two houses with modern con
veniences on 9th avenue and Nortf
Washington street. Lot 1l5X22i
feet. on corner kpcwn as the Bibt
property. You will have to see thi'
property to appreciate it. Write
. Urban Gro. Co., 400 w. Locust St
j San Antonio. Texas. 11-1n
Male Help Wanted.
. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are eas
to get. My free booklet I-297 tell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Two shares 32nd Oil Il
Gas Co. stock, $500 for both if
taken by Monday, June l. ]. S. d.,
Care Ardmoreite. 29-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

FOR SAIAE-Five-acre tract near
city; will accept driving horse or
milk COW as part payment, balance
easy terms. w. A. Hill, care VOL
yerton Abstract Co. 20tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Make us an offer for the
following property: Lots l, 2, ), 4,
and 5. block AZ, o. T. of Ardmore,
Carter County, Okla. A cash sale
or a responsible payment down and
balance on time will be considered.
Union Savings Association, Sioux
Falls &. d. 24-S-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

FOR. SALE-A full livery outfit Sad
die horses, double and single driv-
e:s; buggies and harness. A bar
gain if taken now. l.. Johnson.
Office phone No. sc. Residence
phone 705. 2S-1O
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-By owner, business, res
idence, vacant and trackage prop
etry, all close in. Good reasons
given for selling Phone asa or call
at First National Bank. Moran
Scott. luf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Two story s-room
house on C St, n. W., No. SlO
Lot 1OOx15O. Good neighobrhood.
A bargain If sold in so days.
See d. H. Morgan. 325 B St.,
S. w. o-LVI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-Art Square, Chiffonier,
Tables, Heaters and Bed Room Suite
129 C St, N. W., Phone White 1871
3l-3
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02

hustler and as a man who gets results.
Ccffman is comparatively a young man
but has had wide experience in bust
ness matters. He is expected to bring
to the +. A. NJ a period Of real eff
cheney and economy during which the
interests of motorcycling will be prop
erly advanced and q better general I'M
Outstanding of the value and pleasure
of the motorcycle will be given to the
public in general.
Cooperation!
This is President Coffmans watch
word. 1t is his platform. And he is
going to stand on it and work from it
during his administration. President
Coflman has found cooperation to be
one of the greatest forces in businean
and he intends to apply this modern
business principle to the affairs of the
f. A. NJ. He expects the active CO.
operation of each and every one of the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02
NEW SALES PLAN
FOL THE MAXWELL
An Important Announce
ment Is Made by Central
Auto Company.

The announcement of an easy pay
ment plan of buying an automobile
as Combined in the Central Auto com
panys advertisement in this section in
auguratRd a new sales plan in the au-
tomobil4 field in this territory. This
plan has been successfully used along
other lines of merchandising, but it
is an almost new adventure in the
automobile line. Several coast cities
have used the plan this season to a
marked degree Of success
"The Newell '25' has proven to be
a winner" said J. l. Goldstein, manager
Of the Central Auto company, and l
intend that the 80 win become just as
popular among that class who demand
a little heavier car"
]. v Graves the factory representa-
tive for the northwestern territory, is
in the CITY, having just returned from
a trip 10 the factory. He is very en-
thusiastic over the record established
1 by the Maxwell line this year. 1T GER
( tainly sounded good" said Graves, ITO
I hear the different territorial managers
/ tell of the wonderful performances
I over every section OF the United States,
and oven over in Europe. From their
( interesting reports, the Maxwell line
was sure put to the severest of tests
for speRd, power, economy and relia-
hility. The Maxwell representative of
southern California told how a little
Maxwell '25, accompanied by a '35
made the trip up Mount Wilson. There
is rise of 1880 feet in the nine miles
Of winding road from the toll house
to the summit, and the Maxwells made
the climb without replenishing the
water III the radiators, nor even boiling
the wafer once in the long climb. Out
in COLORADO a Maxwell '35' made a 500
mile mountain trip over the worst OF
roads, where several higher priced car.
were unable to pass. In fact every
man told of some remarkable feat per-
formed by the Maxwell.
Preparations for a big output fol
1915 has been completed with the in
stallatibn of additional machinery. and
officials are looking forward to big bust
mess. Crop conditions all over tn,
country are such that times canno
help ba absolutely the best for man!
years. OF course, Boise and the res
of the west will benefit and will agail
come into its own"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02

F. A. MS great army Of riders and he
confidently expects that before the end
of the year he will have an active,
hustling organization in every state in
the union.
. 'Motorcycling has made wonderful
progress in the country in the last few
years." said President Coffman, and
there is no doubt that it will continue
to grow materially. We are living In
an age where economy of time is de-
manded as well as economy in the ex-
pending of money Quick, efficient
transportation is one of the necessities
of the day. 1t is in this that the mo-
torcycle has met real and vital need.
1t is quick and it Is efficient, and above
all things it is economical
Another reason for the growing
popularity of the motorcycle is that
after it has figured in the days work
and rendered full service. it can be
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02
STRONGLY FAVORS
THE LEFT DRIVE
Factory Manager Gives Rea-
sons for His Views and
Answers Critics.

]. w. Bate, general factory manager
and chief engineer of one of the motor
companies which builds both right and
left drive models, is strongly in favor
Of left drive in normal conditions. The
company makes cars with both types
of drive because it annually disposes
! of a number of cars in left drive"
countries where the machine with the
Iright-hand drive is demanded by the
laws. About the only place where the
matter of position of the steering
wheel becomes a factor for little con-
sideration, in the opinion of Mr..
Bate, is out on country roads, and
there the driver encountered nearly
always is as eager to pass you as you
are to pilot your car past his ma
chine, the result being the same
whether left or right hand drive be
used.
Applying the rules of the road to
the operation of the car" said he last
week lin turning corners, to the
right, you have the benefit of the
rule against any car passing you to
the right-between you and the curb.
In turning to the left, however, the
car coming from the rear must pass
to the left. When the driver of the
car following sits at the left side he is
aided in making a quicker decision
as to your probable direction. Should
his car have it's top up and a load Of
passengers, he unquestonably is han
dicapped il he is seated on the right
hand side.
Besides, it lis palpable to any earn
est critic that with the left hand drive
your right hand is available for the
operation of the gear shift lever and
the emergency. Center control is
very desirable in any up-to-date car
as it does away with a lot of linkage
The latter means lost motion and
consequent imperfect gear meshing
Judgment in driving up to curbs in
clines the driver to keep far enough
away from the stone to obviate curl
cutting tires. Besides, the passenger
may alight more gracefully and It'll
a greater amount of freedom, as he
does not have to do any climbing
over levers or ducking under steer
ing wheels The American woman il
self reliant. and has cast her ballo
in general public sentiment in favo
Of the plan which permits her to leav
= the car on the right-half side with
out encountering the steering wheel
IF 1 may be permitted, there is ;
great mechanical reason in favor o
e. the left drive. In this country auto
mobile engines revolve in the SAM
direction as the hands of a clock. TIL
power Of the engine being resisted b.
the final drive gears develop ten
dency to throw the frame of the ca
- heavily on the springs of the right
e hand side of the machine. If tn
- drives sits on the rght-hand sid
70 when alone. as he frequently is, hi
% weight added to the thrust of the mo
$ tor, causes the springs on the right
. hand side of the car to settle yer
it quickly Should he drive from tn
e left-hand side his weight riding tn
IS thrust overcomes the spring sag to
a great measure"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

NJ. NJ. Brody is riding a motorcycle
from Los Angeles to New York, in an
effort to lower E. G. Bakers transcon-
tinental record Of IL days, u hours
and 10 minutes.
There are now 21.652 motorcycles
registered in California.
Twelve members of the Houston
(Tex) Motorcycle club recently made
a tour to Port Arthur and Galveston
and return.
Many riders were added to the At
filiated Motorcycle Clubs of New York
state during a recent membership cam
pa.gn.
-Four women riders were entered n
the Fourth oe July motorcycle events
at San Diego. Cal
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02

called upon to furnish pleasure and
recreation in the evening. Motorcycles
by the thousand go speeding through
the nations roadways in the evening
and on Sunday, bringing health as well
as pleasure and relaxation to the
riders. The development Of the side
car which is now used extensively with
motorcycles has also contributed ma
terially to the popularity of the mo-
torcycle."
President Coffman will make Toledo
the headquarters Of the federation and
says that not only is the federation go
ing to do things" but that as well 1t
is going to let its thousands Of mem
bers know what it is doing
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02
LONG TRIP BEING
MADE IN A BUICK

Seth Blair, Of the Logan Auto com
pany. Logan, Utah, arrived in Boise
on a trip to Portland in his Buick
Mr. Blair carries FIVE passengers and
camping material to the weight Of 1900
pounds. He has had no trouble what
ever In making the climb of numerous
steep hills.
c. H Mayer, United States Tire com
pany representative from Portland, was
In Boise last week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02
GIVES Details OF
LONG MOTOR TRIP
Tourist of Present Time
Does Not Encounter For
mer Difficulties.

Interesting details Of a transcont-
mental motor tour as contained in a
letter received last week by Clarence
English, a coast Stevens-Duryea agent
from Walter Nutting, the artist He
has been touring for several months on
the continent in a Stevens.
He emphasizes the fact that the
tourist of the present time does not
need to encounter the difficulties and
annoying experiences that few years
ago seemed almost Inevitable Ar
rangements can be made to place your
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02

A. B. Coffman Of Toledo. o., is the
new president of the Federation Of
American Motorcyclists-and ten min
utes after he was elected he was "on
the job"
Members of the f. A. NJ. are looking
to Mr.. Coffman for great things during
the coming year, for he is known as q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02

Herbert George and Herman Gold.
stein. of Springfield. Ill, have started
on a 30Oo-mile motorcycle trip to
Canada
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
cRITIcIsINo THE CRITICS.

In It's issue Of October II. the
Literary Digest publishes twenty
adverse criticisms from various
sources. Ten persons declare that
The publication TOO heartily favors
the Germans ten others, that u
too vigorously defends the Allies.
Some Of them are quite bitter the
product OF inscctile imaRinIngs.
Each Of them has come from Some
hardly neutral source. from men
who believe Ia the divine right on
shc rampant unicorn. All Of them
ere twaddlc The Literary Digest
lls no apparent prejudice II -
o mirror 90 public sentiment, at
fords each side honorable repre-
ssniniinu. IT, critics are IN error
through the hot impulse Of blood.
being Tar frnm neutral. ike Ger
tain pcrHuus in every community
Corpus Christi not excepted they
have an nhsurdly warped view Of
the whole European horror, which
h altogether dninnablc from any
'civiifyct viewpoint that may be
taken
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
VILLA rAvoRs PEACE.

villa has sigliificd his desire IA
abide IN the peace plans formu.
lated by the Aenas Calientes con
ycniion, and for the first time
since Dinz WIS deposcd there
seems ~ be SOME earnest ~ tran.
guilty Ia Mexico, Carranxn. who
recognizes his uniiiness for office.
his lack of diplomacy, Is willing to
resign. Villa holds the key 20
peace 81 least TO u greater extent
than any other warrior. " he is
sincere Ia his proicstations aud
they ring clear wntchfui waiting
has won magnificent victory, a
sueccss that will shame some Of ms
hoiheads into evident humility, for
peace Is honorable At any price,
while war ia The stalking horse of
the devil.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21

MuHieai inrtrunentA composed prin-
eipnliy ~ wnnd suffer morn from tho
climate IN India than any other wood
den structures
A progressive ohio farmer uses AN
electric motor 60 run fodder cutter
snd "a blower 60 blow the osii fodder
lntV allu
Tint he haH Invented method fof
SENDING plc,uren Ny Win W their nat
urnl coiorR a. ~. claim - nm italian
electrician.
earlier Tor dynnmiic 20 keep IL
mum froesina ln cnid weather on the
principle ~ the thennpa bottle. has
been invented
Wireless connection between the
principal Catholic churches of Italy.
Frame" and Austria and the Vatican
~ being arranged
Morc Than 1900 miles ~ copper wire
win he required for telephones In big
office buiidlng which Ia being built at
New Nofk
( Nearly an tho alcohol madc Ia Rna
sin. which Is derived almost wholly
tfom potatoes. IL used in tho manufac
tnrc OF intoNloants
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
WELL PLANNED.

The idea Of permanent choral
cub for Corpus Christi should be
given consideration In many
ways, such an organization would
he nm asset No resort point can
make too much Of music, of enter.
iuinmcnl Textures. la some places,
iiltn Colorado Springs. Colo, hrass
bands of wonderful proficiency
arc steadily maintained, aud at a
good profit. 10 an apprccinhlc
extent, the proposed choral club
viii supplement the local band,
which has shown mch marked inn.
provencnt during the past six
months. MIR Magce's efforts
should be extended support Tia
Is u man well qualified 10 carry
forward the work planned.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
MRS AMOS Q. ROBINSON.

CORPUS Christi nwca, 60 "a lnrrc rx
tent ~ rnpld grnwth nnd expansion
during the past few years. 60 the fact
that "a pasacrscs almo ~ thr most e.
fnr,iSc klofker- Yorktown uphuiiding and
civic y tpetmrnis that are 10 Dc fuun,
Ia nny ktnd of Cline
ia no llsl ~ hose who strive with
an rnigHi ana uniiring enornN not only
rs unkr Corpus christi real city. but
also Aood place in which tn i've. ma,
be- mentioned Mra Amos O. Robinson.
secretary of ihr rity Federation an
Women, member ~ the city nuard 81
Health secretary ~ the United CHAR
ties end AZ an times &c Devoted worker
Tor hettrr thinEH for Corpus CHRISTI
knowins q few ~ tho man, avcomp
llahments Tor the good of tho city that
have been brought about hy Alrs
Robinson. Tabloid Histories takes great
pleasure in teritring Tn tho faithful
sofvioes that she performs
A. "a matter ~ fact rahlnid Histories
is under the greatest os obligations "a
MrsdtmeH liotinsna 4 A. srott " TO-
Arnold and other club Noncn of toe
ny who worry kindly stepped in year
ago and from She shoulders az mere
man lifted "a hurdru that had hcpu
self imposed MOI knewing fuuy II ,he
responsibilities We speak IL the Bct.
ter Babies SHOW held ir this eity iasi
January. launched hy The Caller ant
rescued hS tho kind ladies' ~ th,
'iiy, ana made into great success
without the assistance of the ladics ihs
hahy SHOW well W. would hesitate 4,
speak 90 What ma, hate happened hae
uoe the ladies furnished tfst ava to enc
wuttled
Mrs Robinson has twu hehbcs su I,
speak aad both deserve tha rreatos
COMMUNICATION First. SHE is dcep,
! anxious that Corpus Christi scrufo
fui'llr hospital and tor the past u
mnnths she has striyrn most caencstl,
90 stnu.e suftieienI puhlic sentiment 1,
make her hope ~ pubii, hospital d
reailN 40 " Is. hef plans are onl,
trmpnnrii, DELAYED hs b, hospital mus
and VIII be secured Tier other "hahb,
ts ip sec the organisation ~ tho CTS
I nnoral club made stral surtres am,
thc IA a member on the committee thal
u now workiHg ca MAX. the srganlsa.
lion, great asset FOR CORPUS Christi
SUMMING uN Is would bc e hard mat,
Ter indeed Tor Tabloid Histories /,
+ iluu within tht cts ~ CORPUS Christ
"a iRrson who has worked mare faith,
{ tull ana untirlnrlv fnf tho good NJ
this beautiful llltle cts d, the sra
than Mrs Robinson has worked.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
AN APPEAL TO FARMERS
NOT TO SACRIFICE COTTON
GALVESTON COMMERCIAL Asso
CITATION ASKS COOPERATION.
DURING CRISIS.

A Few WEEKS agu the worm took
reaaii, al tho cuttou thai WAS offered
j" 5000 per eNlv etuNc prrsont prlcv4
As she season advanced the rush 81
Farmers a. sacrifice their cotton has
brought about This decline. The FARM
re- only IL the one to be blamed. nnd he
must stop scllihs his cotton
We naw an instance Yesterday where
q ontton buyer wircd his correspondent
ln contral Texas Cor tee bales of strict
middllnE n at 6l-fc. ln response bo
had 300 halos 81 strict middiue thrown
AZ him az this price
Tho farmer need not soil a bale ~
dis'ness cotton b~las 10 he owes his
meNhant this merchant can take his
cotton aud give him credit on account
or advance him the ncccssar, SUP.
plies, and car asain turn this cotton
over to the inhhrr or the banker Whom,
BE mas owe II tho farmer nccis cash
he can So io hts hank and ert a RIA
sonAhlc advance, In either case tho
cotton viii he hold
Representing the iafaeat coitpr port
in tho wcrid. located in the iarEr,, e.i
ton groduelng state. Ne calf on an catn.
mrrcial bodies throughout a'lxas to an
peal 20 the farmers te hring as much
cotton 20 town as may be necessar,
10 provide Tor his needs hut not for
SALE. hring q 10 town Cor HOLDING
only
Coeopcntioa ~ this Kind win very
quickly advance cotton asain al l.as.
lc or 20 per u. ON the other h,na
the volume ~ the crop now co,ninr N
WITH tho present policy of the farmer
VIII continue 70 dcprrss the mark.t
which Is alr~adN several cents h.lo,,
the cost ~ production nola ,sur ~,
tom fcr the next few weeks ana xiv. ~,
- t.enis scheme a chance 10 ma,cr.a,-
lse anrins theee few weeks and ne
.'NsUe y WIN continued selling ~ cot
Scpies % this appeal win he -. =.
an eenmersiHs hodlss thronshe 49,
oost'n eeig lreitsrr thcSr cn.oper,,,.,.'
VAlN kSTNlN COMMERCIAL. IN liz
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
TEXAS FARMERS RAISE
FLOUR WITHOUT KNOWING It
DEMONSTRATION SHOWS FErER
TIA MAKES GOOD BREAD
SUBSTANCE

AN AN1DNlD rtN. o.i d. All
.r '.permruinf Wltn N.tD.tt ns
'mr fm' aH -toeN tuI. if Ht. uDu
h'rn 'i'Hoorrred thHt ths nrodlo NIon
r'1rd 1902 une uf iho best ntrd
N"nH mnic. end makcs excellent
ishi hread ur biscuits it ctn ns usrd
wi'h equally ps much success iu msb
ing various Blinds of ul.inrs 1a ,,n.nt
Tour acc1rllng 60 ~ g. Bpul nm
dcmonsirator n neNar couuu. thc dn
c"yercr ~ The new flour eriu."
THIS product MS first introduced Boz
To- Texas nh0U three wears aed pna
several acres wac planted O.. thr cr.n
y. In.- COUNTY primarily for cApcu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21

THIS writer smegeAts that man,
ehi'dren are dissatisfied with al.
nAinos their parents pick cut for them
M Doubt about that"
- ne further sugvestr that children
he lrt' unnamed uvtsi they are rs rhcn
'hrN ean s~l",t their ~wn nnmra
u dont know 80 that would warl,
any hcttcr than tho present nsatem
AZ no. would have named IN, sell Al.
eerncn Reginald. a. like as not