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EGIPTO ACARA DE LAMAR \ IA
CIRClLACION NIENiS MDNEDAS.

ro ,,misn5.;cos 4. ,odo 81 Nun
10 -. -, !, .ao, d.hor lamar.
NAT, do nm. al oohierno c.inrio A.
..E., 4. ~op,iti,. nray,s m]onaIas con
,.uvo ,.nnaciG, ba uu.rido sa13tar
- bo.b, 4, boborso nmorcin,do III
c.ho mi. =. J., su,crania ,ur.o
I,s n,cya. monndos aojnrios flo
,.n .n 81 anv.rso 81 monocrama
del Suitin Unss.in . Il re,.ha
io.o u..i,, !. .u as,arriin ~ fro
M dnbaio de 81 y on 81 reverse las
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I'm robo atrevido tuvo
lugar en- Detroit,
Michigan

DETROIT MICH. .AgnSlO i.-Clnco
hanIiios en- IN aut0mGyil So echaTon
sobrr la p.an;a DC Ia Burroughs Af-
ding Machine Company y So ap0de-
raroa ,irl ,Iin"ro IN" hahia para FL
pm=" in ~ ~"mp,"a.ioS. ri aSa.i0 !u-
yn lu2ar 4 Las , Il" Ia tarir y deS-
pms ii" habrr di>paraio >obr" .In"
dc lr- dependencies rSraparon He
yindnSr nm sato Que ront"nia .....
81: 900.
l.uS rIlpl"ados DE Ia p!ania, rn I'm
aui" -. lanzaron 81 persecution dc
los handiH0>. iIariindo,"s fm"gO. ha-
cia abain ir la S"@nnda Av"n.il.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
ID

FL cclcbrc orador sagradO fletcher,
obispo de Mines, era hijo de IN IA
brlcante de velas. Tn c~ortesano. muy
orgulloso de su nacimiento, diio un
dia al obiSpo 81 asombro Gle ie nrc-
duc!a yer que = & hn5icra sacado
de 10 tienda de sus padres para ele-
varle Il Ia silla episcopal.
Flecheir. obligado por esta grose-
ria 2 salir de su hab;tual modestia lc
contest6: :
Con Gales s.ntimientos Y con tai
exquisite cortesia. senior, es muy pro
bab!e que 81 huhierais nacido en- Il
misma conGici6n que 20, estariaiS en-
Ia actualiGad vendiendo velas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

No. poriu" las huellas Sc dirigon
n O"SD". o sea haria eI Trdji Que o
RE iun0 4 "A front"ra Dc los as
chants.
-;Tcniran eSoS bandidoS inten-
cl6n dc cnirar en- alIl"l RENO a cam
biar nucSfros ohirtos anteS de VOL
Yer a III patria?
-,ES probable: pcro no les deja-
remos Tempo de iiegar 4 Tkei nj 4
Anun. que son Las primeraS cilldades
de los aschantiS. MientTas 70. sligo
las hucllaS. vuelve til al campamen-
to. haz rargar en- los cabal!os. que.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. nos han dejado,
nuastraS iiendaS Y las cajas que
Guedan. V vuelve a encontrarme en-
Soguiia.
Fl portuguese. muy satisfecho Goa
SUI iaSrubrimIento, que aclaraba Ell
mi<lrrio de- la desaparici6n de la Tie
era, 10 Sc hizo repetir la orden,
y VoIvl" nrestamente al campamento
llamando a v0ceS a los dahomeya-
nos.
En- IN inStante fueron levantadaS
las tiendas, colocados en- un sass
los menesteres de ia Cocina portatl
cargadas las cajas y demas, y Sc pu-
sieron en- marcia a toda prisa pa
ra alcanzar a Alfredo, que iha ade-
alnte en- pos de las huellas.
-cSisues vi6ndolas?-le presun-
Continually
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

de los estudiantcs dentro del regimen
econ6mico. higienicO Y moral de il
vida escolar. sin descuidar ningUn
Dunto que Sc relacion" con eStos
puntos capitales. que seguramoate
mucho intercsan Il los padres dc IA
militia. EcSe hicn que "a institution sc
ha iuspirad0 en- e. gran principle e
Juvcnai que regula los fines de toda
perfecta educaci6n y no podia meaos
de ser asi. dertro de los actualeS AIDE
lantoS moderu0S Ell todoS los 6rdcncS
de Ia vida.
Fl cucrpo administrative del plan
tel, asi como el personal docente. nu-
merosos Y se:eccionados. son II ga
rantia de tyito Y segura Hente ucren
tener va una reputation bien senta-
da por su eficiencia para responder
a los altos fines de Ia education en-
I'm centric de csta claSe.
Los eXamenes de admission en- G.
Colcgio de Aries industrialeS para Sc
noritas. tcndran luear del I al 9 de
Sophomore. Fl primer cuarto e~scolar
comenzara e. y del mismo mes.
Fl regis,ro de inscription tendri
lugar ci martcs Is y q microbes Il
del mismo mes.
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SUSCRIRASE I'd. \ Ia PRENSA'
Ell MEJOR DIiRI0 NIENICANO

yiaie. Sin ,IuIa han n"tai" TlH
tra!ahamoS de- "n@ahaTlos.
-;OuiSiara c~nronlrar La ~lnIr!la'
dr la ama2ona,
--Cnntiuu"mo> b~uScando.
II Daso de ,0S raba!toS q traErS
de, bos1lle era birn visible. atln para
miradaS mrnoS aGuias y perSpIca-
ccs que las de Alfredo. Los 'a>cos
50 hahian marcado pcrfectam"nte en-
81 hIlmado ferrenO. deiand0 dIhujado
en- Ia hierba una eSpecie de sendHro
bion deferminado, qu lelataban Ia
direction 1ue llcvaban.
\ uno- JIinientoS paSoS mas AIDE"
Iani,. de- Io> dos hianc0S 50 detu-
yjornn l~anzanio III griio De algeria.
Fin medic dc "a hierha habian ha-
IiaiIo mo ir % flrcoS que ad0rna-
ban In rhaIuelilLa de la joven.
-tGracia>. SeH0r,-"Xclam6 An
tao rproaitniolo y moStrandoIo a
81 rompahero.- .Ahora va tenemos
Ia prueba que los .adrones la han
robado, y va Siento haber muerto
a inorente gorilla
-;Si,-diio Alfredo. allegro pOr a.
mel Observation-Disclosures p0de-
mos dcdirar todos nueStros esfuer-
EOS a seguir a esos tunos!
-sLograremos alc~anzarios?
-LO cSpero. Antao.
-pero tendTemns que r~"frocedeT
haria In Costa
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\acimicntuS.

Tn Milo del matrimouio l.. E,,p:-
nosa. Gale :AlaZan ll9.
Tn niho del matrimonio D. Lopez.
Gale Rivas. 2l5.
Tn niao del matrimon;o 3. Pj"ez,
Gale Salinas 223.
In niho del matrimonio !. de no.
yos. Gale s. Leona 9l3.
In nino del matrimonio c. Ca!Gc-
ron. Gale Bigfoot S&l.
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EN- LA REGION DEL SOMA

PARIS, AgnSto l.-Durantr In IL
TINA ~ofensiya. los frauccScS han he
cho mcro brechas en- el can't
no de fierro De ComblcS q Frrona.
sirve = los aicmancs de linca dc
rauvi,ual!amiento para suS principal
le, lincas de dcfcnsa. Al mi>mo item
DO do hatal!oncs sc han apoGera-
do d. los trabajoS fortificGlo, del
cnemigO, en- cl cruZamicnto Dc %: CT
minoS Guinchy y IIardccourt. y con-
tinuan sus progresses hacia cl este.
enconrraNdosc va a meuos de tres
cicntos metros de las primrras ca:as
de Maurcpas. aldea que Sc e~ncucntra
amenazada por 81 oeste Y cl sur
Esta brillante operation h& siHo eje
cutada con e. ardor habitual 20" los
cuerpos de ejercito que comanda IN
muy conocido general frances. II pc
qucno numero dc ~prisioneroS hechos
por los francesas es suticicn.e q in
dicar el encarnizamiento de n ucha.
Los alemanes nan hecho todo - po-
sib.c para detener este avancn VIC
torioso. En- un solo sector de menoS
de dos Kilometres de extension, han
puesto en- Inca a una division entera.
Las ultimas noticias indican CUE Ia
s]ituaci6n dc los alemaneS en- GUM
chy Y. sobre TODD. en- G]uillemon. es
eytremadamente pracaria.
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Ell. PROFESSOR HONORIO ROORI,
GUEZ

Fl conocido professor d. piano
Foa0rio Rodriguez. So encucntra d2S
de hacc dias an csta ciudad. Il don !c
vino c~ontraIado por la empresa de.
Tcatro Royal Para que sc hiciera al
go De Ia direction de Ia orqnc,ta dc
c-c centre de c>pcclurulos.
iIonurio Rodriguez e. un c"mpc-
tcntc iilarm1nico muy comocido en-
Mexico. principalmcnte en- el nortc
De la RapUblica. en- Torre6n, Monte
rrey y Tampico, en- dondc por yarios
aao. trahaj5 como piaRista con q po-
pular quintcro "Fomnicr."
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-. "'''' '''''. L.
P"r Yer a Jos '"> "'''''"
-" ~n'''> "'-",
M, .osna-
'L''i'','s nv
''l'' -N'."a
,-ar;.,hl, a.sonor;.iGr IN
.oi,s
.u,.r,n 4. S,tnrnor.pues p yar
dali Alfredo. 4 milambian me pare
GO mnv extrana r>a d~esaparieijn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
EDICTO

Cor fecha > de aver radio" en-
este Juzgado q Juicio de mtestaio a
hicncs del senior JESUS Calderdn. veci-
no que tue de esta ciudad.
Lo que s. publica en- esta forma'
para que las personals que Sc considc-
rem con derecho 4 IN herencia, Sc pre-
senLen i deducirlo dentrO de! termi-
no que saaala e. artic9lo 1857 del
CGdigo de Procedimientos CiviIeS.
Monterrey. Julio 6 DE- 1916.
J. Reboller,
T. Trevino, Apolonio c. Lozano.
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CipITUI0 NV.
LAS HUELIAS DE LOS LADRONES

Como va habian ~soSpechado, NJ
los cahallos nj Ia amazona harlan
vuelto al campamentc.
Los dos Aahomevanos Que hahiap
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LONDRES, Agosto LA oficlna
Official de n prensa ha publicado ii
nOta s%iguiente:
Gel general SHUTS iniorma Que e!
tenicnte ~coronel Handkerchief. Sc IN
a~podcrado el sibado Gltimo. de Do
RI, sobre Ia via ferrea del centric del
Este ~africano.
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Defunciones,

Sra. Z. II. Alvarado. cdad. - a3os.
cal. S. Corcho. 4l2. Bronquilis.
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Cuando ncceSite lihroS en- e>pahoi
diriiaSe listed Il ignacio +. LoAano.-
rn7 poIoru>a St.-S. Antonio. Texas.
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A las mujeres que
temen ia ma
ternidad

DaspuEs DC muchos amos De experiences.
studio y pr3cucR. - ur. }. H. Dye per
NITCHELLA. El ma demonstrate rirnIilica-
menle que n-nguna guIsr teDe tener Has
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OEERTA ESPECIAL

SOLAMENTE p0r III CortO periodic G~ lic'n
Do. 81 rec.DC d. Si.gl Il eHvIarrH.n- ! HS-
ted pOr corrrO certificate. franco Ge nnr
te. ira GAIA De ~CuNPJE~TG M~IrIHEilA
V IN eiemplar del I.5T" pCrt"Hip-U s"'
Or. !. II. rye. CUE dice, Como i4r ! ~
SinOS SanOS Y rObu>iOs in Tenor 4 GOO
res" : Como ilcglr \ ser ma:g". -
le l!brO rUut!rRr consoles my valp>.-
para las mIiereS que Surren- E-rT'"a
q SISMO a.
TIE DR.. J. u. DYE MED. iN~l,
Buffalo. \ u. L. :. /.
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ssenfa d. dolores en- 81 CUeTpO- LS'r 20
comparable Trm~dIu - amDirn H. mr
cha ay4da rlaHGU - Ill4 drSp.~> Ge,
ALCMBHANiENTG. purCup ar@l-Ta 81 rr'~
rahler!mienfO. cylia r0fuUlirarIGneS. Iarl2
lrce. rierre arc,Cn -gbIr los fnsrHp- :
g~i4ndula< ~--rvtaS IT, n lrrh@. tlnLp go
gar d G..e zSta S4,z4 81 "a GeDjda raTiIiIu
' cslicst para ai.menIac al rscir1 mart
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NefugI' ! o
Il u l. q r
DE- l'AWf''
fJla CSpU>G
mItra, - 'T'1
GEDa SeIllE=c
Al. litA !rl'L
\ ella prr,!E.
M3lNu-
t.urn.tl'. : -
NIfrI-i! Ia. -
rllIl V,.lTa.ft-
Il arr4bt ,i-
81 I.!trfrJ M
10 l'rE.A dr
fei.ciaG;! ;
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DR.. J. u. DYE MED. MI
Buffalo. y. u. l. =. A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
DEVELOP WHAT WE HAVE.

stay in your proper place and the
world will come to you" said an old
workman who had spent his life in
his shop, but who had seen crowned
heads and had entertained men of
genius from all the countries of the
globe He had done those things
which attracted men to him.
Ardmore can bring the world to it
by taking care of wlat it has. The
resources are now at our hands to
build a system of roads throughout
the country that will make living here
a pleasure and that will make it prof
liable. Those taxable resources should
be musbanded and should be used to
build permanent highways.
Cheap fuel is at our door for the
reason that the greatest gas belt in
all the southwest is located in this
county. The fibre OF the cotton grown
here is better than in any other por-
ton of the south except where sea
island cotton Is growu. Ardmore cot
ton is a favorite product on the mar
ket. Cotton men have learned this,
and many a bale raised fifty and a
hundred miles from here is billed as
having come from Ardmore, because
it has a reader sale.
The local supply is sufficient to
keep two mills running the year
round and with cheap fuel and rea-
sonable taxes there is no reason why
We cannot become a cotton manufac-
turing point.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
j. q. Moore Returns.

j. Il. Moore who has been visiting
with his parents, Major and Mrs.
Moore. at Pulaski, Tennessee, returned
yesterday. MIR. Moore reports very
pleasant time anI states that every
thing in middle Tennessee looks aw-
fully good TO him. Major Moore is
ono Of the few surviving soldiers of
the Mexican war as well as a soldier
IN tho confederate army for four years
during the late unplcasantness be
tween the states Although he is rap
idly nearing the century milestone of
life, he Ia as alert and active as many
men half his age. and takes a keen
Interest In current events.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
SHOULD CHILD
BE:REQyIRED TO
STUDY At HOME
QUESTION HAS BEEN DISCUSSED
A GREAT DEAL IN THE PAST =
SUPERINTENDENT RICHARDS
EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS.

There has been considerable dis
cussion in the newspapers and school
journals during recent years abou,
how much home study, If any, schoo'
children should have. Opinion has
varied in these discussions all the
way from mo home study at ALL to
the preparations OF all lessons at
home.
For some time Superintendent Rich
ards has had this matter under con
,deration, and, as in nearly every
other case, he has decided that there
is happy medium between these
two extremes. SO during the week
Of the institute this year, he had the
matter thoroughly discussed by the
-eachers. At the close OF the discus
sion he suggested that the teachers
If the different grades get together
and select two subjects for each
grade that the children should study
at home and require these two sub
jects of the children just as regularly
and consistently as they require class
room recitation. The teachers of the
different grades had their meetings
and it was agreed tnat the children
of the different grades should study
at home in each grade the subjects as
follows;
Third Reading and arithme-
tic.
Fourth grade-Reading and arith-
metic.
Fifth grade-History and Reading.
Sixth grade-Arthmetic and Spell
ing.
Seventh grade-Grammar and Ar
ithmetic.
Eighth grade-Grammar and Arith-
metic.
This plan of home study will not
be a burden upon any child. Yet the
believes that with this
much work any child should be able
to keep up the work in any grade in
the school. Teachers of the different
grades have been asked to see that
the children of their respective
grades take the books that are re
quired for home study home with
them in the evening. Parents will be
glad to know that the matter of home
study has been properly systematized
throughout the entire system of
schools.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
U. S. Marine Guard Sea GulIs.

Puerto Plata, Santo Domingo, Sept.
22.-Crude oil that had been thrown
overheard by Uncle Sans warships to
quell the raging waters which de-
stroyed the U. S. S. Memphis during
the recent storm, stuck to the wings
of sea gulls and other water fowl, TAX
ing refuge in the bays along the coast,
and rendered them helpless and un-
able to fly for several days.
Members of the United States Ma
rine Corps. on expeditionary duty at
this place, captured hundreds Of the
birds with their naked hands.
The oil-begrimed fowl wandered up
and down on tn beach, crying pitt
fully, while the marines stood guard
to see that boys did not harm them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE

That the state of the country under
the Wilson administration is such as
to make the ancient adage, Let well
enough alone" eminently applicable
and timely is shown in the following
report of William Hoster, staff cor
respondent of the International News
Service, who is accompanying Hughes
the Fault-Finder in his campaign over
the western trail the pathfnders trav-
eled century ago.
From Denver, August 81, he re-
ports on the Hughes reception at a
Colorado county fair:
Evidence of the prosperity which
practically the entire west is enjoy
ing-o one of the hardest nuts the can
didate has to crack in his campaign
greeted him on every side at this
gathering OF farmers. There were not
less than 1000 automobiles lined up
along the race track when the Hughes
party entered the fair grounds. Thou
sands Of well.fed, well-clothed women
and children and prosperous looking
grangers were present
"The sheds scattered about the en-
closure were stocked With fat prlze
hogs, sleek cattle and every variety
Of farm products. overhead a mono
plane eyoluted. 1t was a fair sample
Of the let well enough alone audi
ences which have greeted Mr.. Hughes
throughout the tour"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
Marietta Boy Honored.

II will be good news to the many
friends OF Ed Pendleton to learn that
he has been honored with a promo
tion since becoming a member OF the
Oklahoma National Guard. When the
call came some two months ago when
trouble was brewing on the border Ed
enlisted and has been stationed at
Donna. Texas. for some time. News
has been received here that he has
been promoted from a private TO a
corporal Ed has no doubt made good
as a soldier and hts many friends
here rejoice that he Is making an en-
viable record-Marietta Monitor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
Murderer Released on Bail.

Walter Reed. the negro arrested last
week for the murder of Jake Spears,
another negro. who was killed when
Reed was shooting at another. waived
examining trial in county court last
Thursday and was held without bail.
Soon afterwards habeas corpus pro
ceedlngs were instituted before Judge
Freeman at Ardmore and the negro
was released on bail in the sum OF
50. 900 Marietta Monitor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
Receiver for Ball Company.

Kansas City, Sept. 22.-As the re-
suit of a friendly suit instituted by
stockholders and an advisory commit
tee, receivers were appointed in the
federal court here yesterday for the
Ball Manufacturing company, a mil
lion dollar cooperative company,
with headquarters here and having
branches in twenty-three small towns
in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Okla
homa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

sia a short, easy road to attack Hun.
gary, and paves the way for bottling
up the Austro- Hungarian empire.
Will the armies of the aged Emperor
Francis Joseph ever be able again to
take the offensive? VIII not the de
Tense of his southern frontier engage
every man that can be spared from
the eastern front? The questions are
being asked by Europes military ex-
perts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
The Golden fleece.

The order of the Golden Fleece Is
bit of royal fooliShness instituted
by Philip the Good Of Burgundy,
about 1429. on account, 1t is said. ot
the profit that had come to him by
wool-raiSing. The order Is still In eX
istence. its membership being confined
to the rulers and crown princes Of
Europe. with now and then an Asiatic
potentate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
Insurance a Luxury.

To an old darky hailed before him.
n southern Judge put this question:
"Why did you burn your house down
just after getting it insured?" Where
upon the darky replied; "Yo' honah,
Il pore man like me can't afford to
have Il house and insurance, too
Case and Comment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
Rich Manoanese Mines.

Manganese mines Mt Conception
Point. Lower California. are reported
10 be the richest known deposits Of
this element in the world. They are
situated in the arid hills Of small
peninsula. - miles long and five to
eight miles wide, between the coast Of
the Gulf Of Lower California and Con
cepcion Bay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Dewitt and
their two sons have returned from a
visit of more than two months, which
they spent in Iowa, Wisconsin, Kan
sas, Missouri, and Iowa. They were
accompanied home by Miss Margaret
Reos, sister of Mrs. Dewitt who
will probably make her home in this
city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

Judge Keller of Marietta was in the
city yesterday afternoon on business.
Judge Keller who is member of the
state legislature, stated that Love coun-
ty was enjoying an unprecedented sea
son of prosperity this year, owing to
the abundant crops and TIE prevailing
high price of cotton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

Cotton was selling on the streets this
morning for 1850, with quite a lot
offered The total wagon receipts up
to date are approximately 2.3OO bales
There is a discrepancy of estimates by
different cotton buyers Fount Duston
sets the figure at 1900, Max Westheim-
or says, his guess is 10000, while r.
\. Thurmond says, wagon receipts
will reach close to the $4,000 mark.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

Strategically, Roumania is of i'm
mense importance. 1t opens for Rus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
PERSONALS
Ct n II II II II II II n II n 81 Il n n 8,

Arthur Sinclair who has been in
Colorado for several weeks. returned
yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

The jury in county court were dis
missed yesterday morning after clear
ing the entire docket in civil cases.
Judge Champion is greatly pleased
with the work accomplished during
this session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

DR.. Ammerson of Milo was in the
city yesterday on business. DR.. Am
morson states that crop conditions in
his locality are very good and the
prospects for record crop never bet
ter. Cattle are also doing well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

The Hamburger stand and shoe shop
on north Washington street, near the
new federal building have been or
dcred 10y the city to be removed, and
the proprietors shut up shop yester-
day and prepared to comply with the
order The city officials are consider
ing the adyisability of removing all
Hamburger stands from Main and
Washington streets
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

The plans for the new telephone
building have arrived and work will
begin within a short time. The Stiles
Construction Company have the con
tract for erecting the building, Ken
nerly, Spragins 4 Lewis will do the
wiring and furnish the plumbing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
Encampment Odd Fellows.

Regular meeting Indianola Encamp-
ment No. 15 |. o. o. +. will he keld
tonight at 1880 o'clock, Important
busness.
A. WILLIAMS. y. =.
ID. II. NISBETT. Scribe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR Fiye-room house on Sixth
Ave. y W. between b and c; gas
and water. Phone Red lSS. 22-S
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
modern in every way. els W. Main.
Phone 533 22-3
WINDOW TRIMMER AND DECOR
ATOR. just out OF school. want to
work az right prices, reasonable. Ad-
dress -. care Ardmoreite. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

Many of the old-timers went to the
postofGce for their mail this morning
and finding the doors barred, stood
for moment wondering what had
until they realized that
the new building was being used for
the first time today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

Mr.. NJ l.. Leisure, general manager
Of the Products Manufacturing Com
pany Of Oklahoma City, who was in
the city for a few days on business,
returned to his home yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

Call The Ardmoreite ioo department
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The grand jury adjourned this
morning until Monday. 1t is the gen
eral prediction that the jury will ad-
jOurn next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-22

The new Pennington wholesale gro
Gerry building on east Main street,
Is rapidly nearing completion Squires,
the electrician has the contract for
the wiring.