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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10

$1,000 had been raised against Car
rama
Gen. villa. with a bodyguard. Is
en- route to Mexico City. II Is said.
10 protest against his chiefs ac-
ton.
Because he said mass contrary
10 orders. the bishop OF GuadalJara
WAS thrown into prison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10

ESTIMATE or school. EXPENSES
AND RECEIPTS
Seattle school District No. l. KING County
theauired ~ chap. its. Session Lass
- isus.l
Setics IL hereby given thar the Beard Of
Directors - ss4tti. school District 40.
1. King cpuniy. SKATE Of Washington,
estimate that szid school District all
need duriaK the school year besinnins
July !. isfs. i.sToese.es. shown ~ ihs
ttefnisad statement stssn below. This
estimate 10 sublsrt 20 frFisigH. and the
Hosfd - school Directors Of she shows
namsd District Niil meet at : o'clock
" Monday. October 8. 1914 At tho
office u the board % Directors. zee
tsntrai HuildiHE. for the purpose -
siftnE any taxpayer the opportunity -
being heard ~ favor 81 OF against any
proposed tsa isvirs
A more detailed statement % the paf-
pesos Ter Witch the proposed levy 10 20
bs ssFsnd~d 10 npw On file IN che office
81 the Secretary % the District. and 10
open % Inspection.
ENTtMATE or gNrT&NEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10

stall "a, young rod salmon. ebc each;
fresh halihut. 3 lbs e5e rcd snapper. i0c
H. large salmon trout, Toe H.. lbs. csc ;
halibut checks, lbs sbc Columbia river
Chinook salmon. 100 ID. smell. 2 lbs ibc.
stall p aauerkraut. fhc Ut, 2 dts. 2boi
fun at. bottle cider vinegar Toe. white
wine vinegar. at. bottle Ice. sal. JUGS ACE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
PUBLICMARKETS


stall 81, home made mettwurst. 2hc III.
canned raspberries. l5c. stall IS. wash
ington milk, cans csc. Eastern eggs. a0c
dox.. good Jersey butter. 3 lbs. 81. Stall
80. Bartlett pears &c doE: bananas :
dor, $50. stall 90. sweet oranges 2bc
dor. tomatoes, 9 lie Sc. grapefruit. for
ioei watermelon. 100 and up. Stall sb
genuine Finnan haddie. 2 lbs 25e: black
cod. lbs 25c; salmon trout. i0c 10.
clans, &c at: smelt. lbs. 2bc: sliced
salmon. lbs. 25e stall "a. Jersey butter
soc ID. Eastern eggs aoc doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10

stall T. ripe olives Zoe rt cream brick
cheese. zoe II; homemade potato salad.
Zoe 10, stalls 1884. fresh churned butter.
lbs Tsc, Green Lake eggs. dos. see;
brick cheese, zoe ID; peanut butter.
ibc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
IN ADMIRALTY.

In the Matter ~ tho Petition ~ tho "a
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY com
rAHr. a corporation. ~ the Dominion
~ Canada. Owner ~ the SITES "
"PHtNcEns VICTORIA" for idmitnl
tion Of Liability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
CORN MEAL RECIPES

In her efforts 70 solve the
problem, OF high prices and
good living" the housewife
should not overlook the little
sack OF corn meal she'll prob
ably find on her pantry shelf
And In studying eornreaI and
Its various uses 40 food she'll
be following the example Of
Uncle Sam. who has set some
OF his greatest food experts to
work TO find out just how much
food value there 10 In the "reo-
mans GIFT 10 civilization"
Some OF the corn meal reel
pes which this expert has test
ed and found rich In food
values are submitted today 20
the houseseepers who read
The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
PERSONALS


NOT "
/ The dignity % profession prohibits me
from indUiEins in scandalous edvet'
/ usins Registered IN state % Washing
| ton over 90 years. magnificent
clientele has been diverted 60 my office
through persistent knocking % a name
sake located IN my Vielulty need the
services % a first-ciass operator 60 az
/ sociats with me 10 handle Increased
patronage Apply 90 nr, J brown
nentisL eeT rirst sv. foot % cheriy
THE nRiSToL HOTEL
Newly furnished throughout strictly
modern rates - 30 per week and w
| transient 30 cents and No Opposite
v. W g A. ue aeneos. Mrs A, j.
walters. PROP
- Wan. N4N. -
Rooms reasonable. lahorlnS class. bach
one nicely Two rooms hot water,
GOOD range bathl transient solicited
coo Ftfth.
Oct married Many local and ras'etn
correspondents strictly confidential
Address. With stamp, The Social Rests
MISS JOSEPHINE Mass. IAN, sos
room eos rHsi nidr Phone Main ass
MIDWIFE Mis- ANNA wittEiKsnN
lole isth az y " rhens nalisfd i5sI.
MISS NELLIE ss,,Gg'is ss' sisc.
hci Pubs Hours 70 a N. 90 . IN
ne firs,. Colonial uetsi
MISS lEwEtt.-AANtcuR lits
rhird office
For athletic younH men and bachsiers
Shower baths with intercemmunicatins
rooms. special ratios see manager
Hotel savoy
| LoneiY people % means wish 70 mary
Ladies free Correspondence only
Mabel Bond. iteg Flnh av,. Seattle
WISH
pr kathrYn narrison sot eisth- Won
ems pelvic disorders fsadluhtsi. OBJ
stetrician. Elliott tfsst
I root specialized Electric. vapof baths FOR
rheumatifm tis Marion st.. Apaf'mea
| WRINKLES nEMoNrpl prFoRMtp
nose. corrected seTa Arcade nldg
Nain sTas
| Wanted correspond 18th wideN Or
maiden lady aEsa t5 90 90. object mat
rimouy A-iei. star.
Private Teacher. experienced. Languages
~ r~Fi-ctrf tis seventh ~
Mss Fsrn Fieia--tAsht mAEusiio treat.
meet. massage Nv Uninn Apt -
aEr AcQuAfNrrn SOCIETY NAMES
ana addresses Tio Wire - istis. frss
NOTICE
~ Giasn usksnusan l. IN Seattle. hinfiy
communicates VITA faar brother AZ SO
tnisn -
SOAP LAKE. RArHR ibo tinrRTr III
Nis. kinder. massage NV tnlea. cutie
o x u. form. Z Ter tle les W., N
stsvrn. nssrinE ,auEht NJ is.sen.
Royal CAFE 80 raion. Ete diaasr,
Ksvaeaush ~ BE- tisis Tess w., ~
e'Srn fias- rssss Us psst sios
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ofFrEp pEttAniE ctAfnvuYANT.
cafa rsaasf. paiaisf n 'fenhi.f ~
famhffai consult me Wiufsas. Nfsih
enf rnien. Arsrfmsut inf
Rev riisabsth staissf spiFiiusi adviser
circle tnefKht Readings daily Hotel
snequAiruis Noom ~
pr iaa orif'ia ths hnn--t nssium anf
healer. CIRCLES Tuesday rhursfaf
y m it&H cfais hetsl
nsnounsa rxYp'isn ciaifvoyant. readings
daity tis rnien.
Madame paiiY READINGS sfe ana see
1893 srvsrth az. corner Fins.
soidier by. eirris Ffifsf uirht itfts
Wrist Az Readings daily
Madam F--gsfd F-adiaws. sse ard Sc
isse s-senth AZ. corner rlns
PRoF coHprtf. rMRESof.OofHF.
patrntst sit Pine .,
Cirei@s M6raaY ard rharsfsy sysninss
reading. daily. ies ws.,iak. 80 its
6ifsss card reader. &c. siks YsslsF.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
o ACRES $1,000
MAIN 9400

Win rev hurrafs-i good veil
pisntY % weed Keef soil. Ia. nics
And level 3Bnt a niiie way ffefn
stats hiehmay and wifhin easy
dristnH fisthars % heattie rna
can live here anf wors IN TIE eisr
ouiF zee ear fare wil cell this
far ias cash ans iis = nesth Gait
a. Gef See reft niotk fcr NJ
Niimsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10

For Hsnt o. Hais--i8 sers.. very cheap
s-renm. good house barn. orchard.
berries sprinE water pipei IN house
and all over risr1 wtih ram lies prae-
iicaily Level. part black garden land /.
- hogs for sale and feed rosie from
restaurants IN Seattle ite chickens
horses and ~asan and implements com
pisi~ 5usf 81 miles from Pioneer
square Rest chance fnr hers ara
chickens srnund seattle Ev.rYfhinr
ready 20 rm0Vs N Phone sidney itNt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
BY FOOD EXPERT
OF the United States Department Of Agriculture
coRNMEAL MUsH AND PORK


One pound lean pork
meal powdered
Cook the pork in until easily
the Remove the
broth
chopped.
slices a. be used n same
CORNmEAl scRAPPLE
One pigs head split halves conmeal salt
Follow directions cooking
double the
cORNMEAl
Two cold white cornmea muh shredded Goldfish
gg. tablespoon
Goldfish
Combine
OF
potato easily quickly pre-
coRNMEAL cRoouerrEs
white e.
o ne egg and
Combine ingredients
White conmeal be satisfactorily combined with other
kinds cold
hardening
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES

M THE UNITED arATEa DISTRICT
COURT. ron THE WEHrEHN ufR'
TnicT or WAHnfHaTON. NORTH
EHN DIVISION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
RANCH BUY

~ acre. 81 good soil. IS acres bottom
land. balance good upland. has fine.
running stream small house. rs acres
cleared. Prize. ta.soe.
HERMAN A. SCHnoEpEn
80 I.ibsrty pldS. Third and Union.
FARM LAND sSAr
20 ACRES FOn 1855
ift CASH. 80 MONTHLY
This land will raise practically anything
raised IN Western Washington. Tn.
soil IL rich n lies clos. "a creamery
and produce company. handy to seattle
and Tacoma markets; close 20 school
farmers grange hall, sawmill. delivery
from stores, n y. ~. and telephone .
lie. very level. and II easily cleared .
good water and rnad.
PUGET SOUND FARMS CO. eos frd Az
10 ard s0-acrs tracts located ~ mile.
north % Seattle on road. near mills
and camps best alder bottom land
go per acre, on Easy terms This Land
will increase IN value You can buy 10
oy 70 acres now. and handle it on our
terms office open until $3.50 every
night thi. week
STONE A EASTER
49s BAILEY Hldr second and Cherry
S~~~~~N~~~~r~~~N~~~~~~~ eSN~@N~~-~r~N-~r~~~-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10
FARM LANDS

ia1'noNEb CHICKEN RANCH
5 acres partis cleared rich black level
land on county read numerous
springs e new houses. = mile from
beach. ana near Harper Quick and
cheap service 90 Seattle
PRICE 1850 tfao CASH
Owner is stek and must eel
AANEN A SEXTON COMPANY
ifie Eirsf ~ Fiiiott tgtg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10

UNITED nTATra or AMERICA. WEST
Elm DfHTHfcr OF WAHNiNOTON
NonTttEHN DtVtrt0N. hh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-10

ITTTTN " 10 d
rnitsf states Marshal Tor ths Western
District % Washington. northern ~.
easfnH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

A Study in Scarlet QSSO.
Micah Clarke (1SSS).
The Captain of the Pole
star ClSSS).
The Sign of Four (lSS9).
The White Company $500.
The Firm of Girdlestone
$500.
Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes 1S91).
The Refugees QS91).
The Great Shadow (1S92).
The Memoirs of Sherlock
Holmes 1888.
Round the Red Lamp
(lS94).
The Stark Munro Letters
(1S95).
The Exploits of Brigadier
Gerard 1885.
Rodney Stone (1S96).
Uncle Bernac QS97).
The Tragedy of the Korosko
(1S9S).
Songs of Action (lS9S).
A Duet with an Occasional
Chorus $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

Halves. a play $500.
Story of Waterloo, a one-act
play for Sir Henry Irving
5000.
The Green Flag and Other
Stories $500.
The Great Boer War $500.
Cause and Conduct of the
War $500.
The Hound of the Basker-
villes 1902).
Adventures of Gerard (1903).
Return of Sherlock Holmes
5000.
Brigadier Gerard, a comedy
(1906).
Sir Nigel (19O6).
Through the Magic Door
(190S).
The Fires of Fate: A
Modern Morality Play
5000.
The Crime of the Congo
(19lO.
Songs of the Road Q9lD.
The Lost World (l9l2).
The Poison Belt (19l3).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

ton, who come ultimately to
represent groups of qualities or
types rather than individual
characters.
And to complete this extreme
ly representative list there is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
Farmer Dies in Harvest Field

Alya- Okla, July 15.-Frank shep'
Ter. pioneer citizen Of Alya, and can
d,date for the democratic nomination
for county surveyor Of Woods coun-
ty died while hauling wheat to a
tbreshing machine. twelve miles west
of Alya. Mr.. Shepler, with load OF
wheat, drove up to the machine and
started to throw the wheat Of the
wagon when he dropped his fork and
fell over on the wagon. He was i'm
nediately placed in an automobile
and started 10 Capron for medical at
tention, but died shortly after being
placed in the rachine. Heart failure
was the cause Of his death. Mr.. Shep
Ter came to Alya at the opening OF
the strip and had lived in or near
this city ever since. The body was
brought to this city for burial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16

bues for every family in pTof2ect
I, is true that North Carolina, me
boue Of the chai -llsa Of the sens,e
finance committee. dr7pDed below
Kansas. with only si5.ol5. but North
Carolina has not Dole'.i OF great
xhea, crop and altonnbiles for s'-
erybody.
The people at whom the income
tsy was leYelsi seem 10 have been
fairly honest in making returns and
II there Is to be an inquisition 10
locate the incomes that have not con
tributed, it ought to be where they
advertise their wealth, but do not al
low the revenue collector 70 locate
the incomes that are to supply auto
mobiles 70 every family in the state
in the next four years.
But perhaps Kansas viii make a bet
ter showing in the income tax col
lectlons in 1913, or even this year
when the 800, 900, 900 wheat crop is
d.-Washington Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
Ardmore, Thursday July IS, 1914
1ue CURRENCY OF CREDIT.

"The largest mercantile iaIuTe ID
,be history OF the United States" dis
turbed nobody and produced only a
faint and transitory reflection in the
big gacurity markets The reason was
that the concern, broadly speaking
owed nobody In particular and every
bcdy in general. It had outstanding
more than thirty million dollars Of pa
Ter; but this paper was scattered
among a great number Of banks--
"several thousand" the first reports
said. Each bank had so little that
any probable loss would be negligible.
II rs only within recent years that
any such currency Of credit has pre-
vailed. Twenty years ago a concerns
credit was an affair between itseIi
or those from whom It purchased
goods. Now it IS almost a public
affair II a New York Wholesale ho1sc
has credit at all, that credit Is as
current at country bank In Nebras
ka as AT one IN lower Broadway.
The Clafln organization cxcmplilie'
another business revolution. In IN
old days contact with the public wa
relegatcd to the retail trade whlcI
was the humblcst sister in the con-
merclal family. The important brancf
cs-from which alone large proht
and renown might be extracted cor
sisted in making goods and dislribl
ting them among niddlemon. Now
is direct touch with the buying publ
that counts most
Genuine good will on the part
the buying public Is the rock bot'ol
of merchandising. TO achieve thu
manufacturers and distributors, who's
hoods pass into individual and tamlI
consumption. work more and NOR
The Claflin company was less kno"
and less profitable than some OF II
retail shops 1t controlled Busine'
grows democratic in spite of conce
tration. Saturday Evening Post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16

Waurika, Okla, July 15.-Lylng on
his face in a pool of blood and with
a razor in his right hand, Mrs. il. o.
Teakel found the body of her husband
in a small dugodt near their mouse.
The wound had apparently been SELF
inflicted. During the afternoon pre-
yious to the finding of the body Mrs
Teakel had gone to neighbor
and returning home, did not find he'
husband, supposing he had gone 10
town. Preparing the evening meaI
and her husband not yet returning
Mrs Teakel began search for MN
finding his body about an hour later
Teakcl had complained considerably
of i'll health and it is supposed brood
ing over that had temporarily de
/ ranged his mind. Besides the imme
date family Teakel has relatives Il
! Montague aud Whitewright, Texas,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
July 18TH IN HISTORY

1S15-Bonapart sent a flag OF truce
and entered the Bellerophon man.
of.war, Capt Maitland, who pro-
ceeded with his illustrious pris-
oner to Torbay.
lSS3-Corner Stone of New York Uni
versiity laid.
lS57-Battle of Maharajpur Qndian
Mutiny0
lS62-Offce of Rear Admiral was ere
ated by congress.
lS63BBattle with Japanese in straits
of Shimonoseki.
Santiago, Cuba, was SURRENDERED
by the Spanish.
1912-Herman Rosenthal was assass
mated.
lg13-Ambassador Wilson left Mexico
City for Washington by direction
of President Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
PRESIDENT LIKES SIMPLE LIFE
Hopes Time VIII Come When Chhcf
F,.eu.iye viii Have More Freedom.


Washington, July I5.--When P1esi-
dent Wilson takes day OF he hHef
L, be as any Dthcr citizen RI the Uni
ted States, able 10 90 where he pleas
es. do what he pleases and that Tree
from anv sort Of attention. In hii
speech before The National Press Can
several mon;ns Ego, the president
expressed the hope the time wGUlc
come when the chief Of the nation
would be able 10 90 about Ike otEei
felix's. instead, be said, Of being per
gonalIy conducted to beat the band
the moment he was recognized.
few dayg before the address the pres
ldent quietly, and unattended, walked
out of the white house, crossed Inc
street into the treasury building. ana
as soon as recognized in the bu!li'nt
the officials began to get busy ahG
the conducting" started. The pres
dent said that occasionally he liked
to take n day Off" and be a PLAIN
citizen.
A few days ago the white house
staff announced to the correspondents
and callers that the president woUld
NOT Ire at the Office throughout the
day. but proposed to spend 1t in his
study. Within an hour the head o.
the nation appeared through the mar
entrance Of the white house ah'
leisurely sauntering down the steps
and over the concrete walk leading u
the northeast entrance to the Whlt'
house grounds. There were no secre
service men about. The police ofiice
OH duty at the white house entranc
almost gasped when he saw PreSlden
Wilson roaming about unattended an
he quickly walked to the stone co
umn I'm front OF the building an
70 pressed a button. In moment wv
5 of the secret service staff bolte
i from the west wing of the building
+ and seeing the president at distahc
t made for him. Ihe president smile
C as he acknowledged their salutation
and the three walked out OF II
II grounds and turned into SiXteen'
Il street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
PARKINSON FILES REPORT.

State Examiner and Inspector Made
Ffty-Three Special Examinations.
Oklahoma City, Okla, July l5.-ln
n report of State Examiner and In
spector Fred Parkinson to Gov
Cruce for the period the former has
been in office-April /, 1912, to April
1. 1914-it is shown that fifty-three
special examinations have been made
in thirty-seven different counties ot
the state Errors, shortages and dis
crepancies have been found to the
amount of 1852, 2,62397. Much of this
was collected and paid back to the
counties. Much Of 1t was technical
in character ana was adjusted The
cost to the counties of the eXamina
tions was $5,161.27.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
SAYS
WILLIAMS TALE
IS VERY FALSE
FRAME DENIES STATEMENT
CREDITED TO JUDGE VIII.
LIAms, CANDIDATE FOR COVER
noR-WRITEs HIM A LETTER.

Oklahoma City, July 15.-Taking ex-
ceptions to a political advertisement
from the Williams headquarters in
which it Is intimated that the election
Of J.B.A. Robertson as governor would
mean the continuation OF the Lon
Frame board OF affairs machine.
Frame today sent letter to Judge
Williams in which he says he doubts
very much if Villains ever really had
any intimation from anyone that such
would be the case.
Frame says: where you obtained
this information | am not advised. In
fact. | seriously doubt whether any
responsible man has ever intimated
to YOU or to your managers, that such
contingency would arise.
81 desire to say in the most positive
language" says Frame, that the
charge you make is absolutely, wholly
and maliciously false, and if you are
fair enough and broad enough to be
governor of this state, you will be
| fair enough and generous enough TO
withdraw this statement, and give 1t
the same publicity you have given your
| other statement.
Says Statement is False.
"The charge that you and your
| supporters make to the effect that
the state board Of affairs is using Its
| influence in a political way to inJure
your candidacy is absolutely false
and you know it is false. The only
wav this board could injure candl
late would be in placing the state
printing among the different owners
| md publishers of newspapers ant
)rint shops in Oklahoma, and in thli
| connection the records OF this ofhc'
,how that fully Is per cent of all sucl
printing has been given to papers tha
ire actually supporting your candi
lacy"
Frame, who is chairman of Tn
board of affairs, declared today tha
, | 10 matter who would be governor Il
would not be an applicant for any al
] pointment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
Attention X. of P's.

There will be work in rank OF Is
ouire Thursday evening, followed
with installation Of officers. A good
attendance is asked. Arrangements
for a Rathboue Bible class aai an
organized effort made for a temple OF
the "Dokeys" during November.
VIM. F. BOURLAND, c. c.
W. T. SALISBURY, K. R. & s. i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
Stops Neuralgla-kills Pain.

Sloan's Linlment gives instant re-
lief from Neuralgia or Sciatica. 1t
goes straight to the painful part
soothes the Nerves and Stops the
Pain. II is also good for Rheumatism,
Sore Throat Ghost Pains and Sprains.
You don't need 20 rub-it penetrates.
Mr. ]. II. Swinger, Louisville, KY
writes: Il suffered with quite n Sc
we're Neuralgia Headache for four
months without any relief ! used
Sloan's Liniment for two or three
niehts and haven't suffered with my
bead since" Get bottle today
Keep in the house all the time for
pains and all hurts. 25c.. SOC. and
81 90. at your Druggist
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all
Sores.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
PROSPERITY WITHOUT INCOME

The Kansas boosters announce n
SlOO OOO. 600 wheat crop and predict
that in 1918 every family in the
state viii own an automobile. They
have one auto 10 every eight families
now, and at the present rate OF IN
crease there viii be no JayhaWker
family without devil wagon in the
next four years.
The whole country will rejoice IN
the prosperity Of Kansas and hope
that this prosperity will appear in the
income tax collections soon. The peo'
plc of Kansas, ike those of some oi
the southern states, have insisted on
having a federal income tax, and some
OF them have been suspicious that Tue
rcopIe in the east would not make
complete returns.
But New York has come forwar,
with the payment of Sl2,j23,OOO, or
little less than ono-half the total in
come tax collected. Illinois has pa''
more than S2.OOO.OOO. Massachusetts
more than $l,5OO.OOO. Pennsylvani,
more than 100000. Michigan, ST.
OIg.OOo: Ohio s9lioOO; Oregon 5000
OCO: New Jersey, S716,0oO; Connect
c,r and Rhode Island, $733,OO0; Mis-
souri SG57 900: Texas. 1861 600; Min
rcsita. $372,OO0, Virginia 100000
Louisiana $4,000; Maryland, pela
ware and the District of Columbia
sS22. 900: California sSSS.OOO, and Kar
sas. Si9.9C0ll
Nebraska. Colorado Utah, Montan
and all the western states, with III
exception OF North and South Dakot'
contributed more ucomt tax than di
the great state II Kansas, with II
slCO. .OOO.0 .0OO wheat crop and aLtom'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
WOULD AVERT STRIKE

Railroad Managers Are Making Efforts
To Settle Strike
Chicago, ILL.,, July 16.-Steps are be
ing taken today by railroad managers
toward averting the threatened strike
of engineers on all western railroads.
The managers have asked the men
to propose peace terms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16

WE WILL BUY Southwestern Surety
Insurance Co. stock! also Great
Southern; American Home and
Southland Life Insurance com-
panies; Republic Trust, Pierce-For-
dyce Oil association, Magnolia Pc.
troleum Co., Texas Co, Texas Trac-
tion and Southern Traction. VIM. b.
King e Co., Houston, Tex. 13-10t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-16
Lust the Thing.

Prospective Buyer-"Yes, think
the horse will suit me-but what age
is it?" Dealer-"What age do you
want" Prospective Buyer-'1 don't
want it too young and don't want
It too old" Dealer-"Then it'll suit
you. guv'nor, cause this boss is just
middle aged-say so or So"