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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-19

lVV0. andrew MadSen, Gray
1897. Ernest A. MMtschall, Audubon
1908. Frank H. Murphy, Gray
1909. Peter Moeller, Manning
1910. William Martin Murtha, Opt
ma, Oklahoma
1O11. Chas. HI. McMurphy, Manning
1912. Ray F.. Mclaughlin, Manning
1913. Glen B. Mclaughlin, Gray
1914. Walter B. McCuen, Manning
1O15. Paulus G. L. Nielsen. Audubon
1915. Winfard G. Newell, Audubon
1917. Worthy Earl Owen, Audubon
1913. Costontin Olarin, Manning
1913. VIM. Puck, Jr., Manning
1870. Harry L. Packard, Gray
1921. Herman Fuck, Manning
1922. Albert Puck, Manning
1923. julius e. Polzin, Audubon
1924. Theodore F. Porsch. Audubon
1925. Louis Matt Puck, Manning
1925. VIM. Ploen, Manning
1927. George Puck, Manning
1923. Peter Paulsen, Manning
1929. Frank r. Polzin, Audubon
1880. Howard ]. Rogers, Gray
1881. Frederick HI. Rudnick, Mann'g
1882. Robert Rudnick, Manning
1888. Henry A. Rohde, Manning
1884. James G. Rothfolk, Manning
1896. Edw. w. +. Rudnick, Manning
1896. Walter Spease, Manning
1887. Walter Signal, Gray
1888. Albert Signal, Gray
1893. VIM. F. Steen, Gray
1910. Thomas Signal. Gray
lO4l. V1rtus G. Studeman, Manning
1912. Edw. H. H. Stuhr, Manning
1043. Frank +. Stammer, Manning
1914. Bismark w. Schroeder, AId,n
H1o46, Earl Terry. Apdabon
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
MONEY ARRIVES FOR
HAWAII GUARDSMEN
Especial Star Bulletin cor-.sDondsncsI

HILO, Hawaii, Dec. 21.-Capt. J. ;.
Rickard of Company 3, End Regiment.
National Guard Of Hawaii, has re-
ceived from Washington a sum OF
money exceeding two thousand dollars
and which is intended for paying the
men of the company, which was orig
inally known as Company F, for the
period ending December 81, 1916. The
money came by drafts and is now
available for those who are entitled
to It.
Captain Rickard announces that
those men who nave claim on the
money should call upon him for the
cash. Many of the members of this
company have scattered throughout
the county and they cannot be found
at the present time. The pay will
prove to be a welcome surprise to the
men who have waited long time foi
their money.
From Captain Rickard it is learned
that AZ men responded to- the call to
enlist before the date set, December
15., for the closing of the doors to
voluntary enlistment, and that this Is
considered to be very satisfactory.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
FRISCO MAN TO HEAD
FEDERAL TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, Is REPORT

SAN. FRANCISCO, Dec. f2.-Dr.
Washington Dodge, vice president OF
the Anglo and London.P Paris National
Bank, has admitted that he win &C
cept the presidency Of the Federal
Telegraph Company. which is the
operating company for the Poulseu
Wireless Corporation.
This announcement may be 40
cepted as marking the consummatioa
Of a deal by which strong financial
backing is assured to the Federal
Telegraph Company. and the holding
concern, Poulsen Wireless Corpora.
tion, here and III the East. and II
was said last night that the con
strnction Of wireless stations will
begin immediately, through which
efficient business communication will
be established with South America
and Europe.
II has been ascertained also that
during the last few weeks the Poul
sen Company has secured. for the
manufacturing end of its business
large Government contracts, botl
With the United States and European
powers.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
MRS. MATSONGETS'
MOST OF ESTATE.

san FRANCISCO. Dec. 15.-Mrs.
Lille b. Matson, widow of Captain VIII
liam Matson, late head of the Matson
steam Navigation Co, yesterday was
awarded a family allowance OF S'o9O
a month pending the settlement OF
the estate. The allowance was or
oered by Judge Granam after Alex
ander Morrison, attorney for the
estate, had stated that the income
from the estate is more than $1,000
monthly"
The will was admitted to probate
and letters testamentary were granted
MIS-. Matson and Morrison. While the
estate has not been appraised, 1t Was
said by Morrison that it IS worth IN
excess OF $2.00o.00O
The awarding Of three-quarters OF
the estate monthly income to Airs.
Matson indicates, 1t is said, that the
settlement effected between the helrI
OF Captain Matson was on basis OF
IS per cent to Mrs. Matson and he:
daughter, Mrs. Lurline b. Roth, anc
the remaining % per cent TO the five
children by Captain Matson's firsi
marriage.
In his will Captain Matson left
$4,000 each to five children by his
first marriage: Mrs. Ida Bernard, 'I
Short street; Mrs. Emily Forrest, So
~ III street, Oakland Arthur Matson,
1917 6Ist street, Oakland; Theodore
Matson, &c Short street, and Walter J.
Matson, Hillsborough.
One-half of the estate was bequeath'
ed to Mrs. Matson and the remainder
was to go to Mrs. Roth.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
.FORMERNIGHT CLERK ATROYAL
/. HAWAIIAN RECALLSOLD SCENES

San Francisco, raconteur. wit and oon
vivant. who was loved by everybody
AT that time there was quite co..
Ony OF literary men and artists living
in Honolulu. among them being Rob,
ert Louis Stevenson and Jules TaVer.
nier twho painted all the big volcano
piciures). Fassett was well known to
them and they alt loved him for his
liberality and good nature: he also
enjoyed the personal friendship OF
David Kalakaua. a former king Of the
islands. who, when Fassett died, gave
him a royal funeral. The kings guar1
was the guard Of honor and the royal
kahIlis we're ordered out. which was
rare compliment to the dead hotel
keeper.
Joe Ti,den was suffocated by fire
occurring in one Of the hotel cottages.
being rescued by Col. Sam Parker,
who, being a big man, was able to car
~ him out in his arms. but he onl!
lived a few days. He also mad verT
large funeral. being esteemed by the
entire populace. Fassett and Tilden
both sleep in the pretty little Nuuanu
cemetery, and I wonder how many OF
the visiting hotel men that make the
winter pilgrimage to Honolulu have
ever wandered Up that way when
bound for the Pail. The old gardener
will tell them about the two hotel
haoles (white men) who came'to tho
islands long years ago and sleep side
by side, the one a famous Gordon Bleu
(but only 10 entertain his friends);
the other a fearless firefighter who, ~
addition to his duties as manager OF
the old hotel. was also a foreman Of
Volunteer Fire Company No. and
always ran with "the old machine" in
spite of his extreme weight (Fassett
was a very heavy man when he died..
"Fassett gave me my first chance
to stand behind hotel counter, ap-
pointing me key clerk at the Baldwin
ir 1881, and afterwards as night clerk
at the Royal Hawaiian hotel in 1884,
and revere. the man for his many
fine qualities. James B. Marvin, now
living in San Francisco, can substan-
tiate what say about him and is one
OF the few men living who was con-
nected with the Baldwin in those
years" s.e <a,
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
Manager George H. FaSsett,
Who Sleeps in Nuuanu,
Paid High Tribute

Those good old days" in Honolulu
are recalled vividly for kamaainas in
an interesting description Of George
H. Fassett, famous Western hotel man
and at one time manager OF the Royai
Hawaiian hotel. written by Dan J.
Lyons in The Western Hotel Report
er. Lyons is manager OF the Atasca-
dero, Cal, Inn.
Extracts from Mr.. Lyons article
tell of the days when monarchy he'd
sway in these islands. Its author was
night clerk at the Royal Hawaiian
for a time under Manager Fassett:
George Fassett years ago was
chief clerk at the De!evan hotel at
Albany, New York, and was a close
friend and companion OF Grover
Cleveland and often went with the
former president Of many Of his fish,
ing excursions.
He came to San Francisco just 40
years ago as chief clerk OF the Bald
win hotel, which at that time was un
der the management Of the late John
A. Rice, a hotel keeper Of national
fame. Rice amassed a fortune by in,
yesting in the stock market ton tips
furnished by Lucky Baldwin, and
leased the fremont house, which was
opened about 1880, and took Fassett
with him as chief clerk. Mr.. Baldwin
went to Chicago and coaxed Fassett
back to the coast by offering him the
management Of the Baldwin hotel. and
he proved TO be a magnet for the ho-
tel, attracting many OF the high-class
turfmen and theatrical celebrities u
the hotel by the charm Of his won
derful mastery of men.
But he was a man who would not
stand interference in the manage
ment Of the hotel, and one day he re-
signed and went to Honolulu, where
he accepted the management OF tho
Royal Hawaiian hotel and was the
most successful manager ever at the
head OF that famous hostelry. His as
sociate at the hotel was the celebrated
Joe Tilden Of the Bohemian Club Of
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
is KILLED WHEN HE
.FALLS.FR0M HORSE
Especial Star. Bulletin oorrsspondsncs)


HILO, Dec. 21.-By an accident on
the plains of Waimea Wednesday aft
ernoon, George Lindsay a well-known
Parker ranch employe, was killed His
body was found by searchers who
went ouI when the horse, of the ranch.
man was discovered wandering about
without rider. When found, the
body was cold, the skull was frac.
tured.
Lindsay, who was a, noted horse.
man and who was famous as breaker
Of raw colts, went off as usual on
Wednesday. morning on horseback,
Nothing moro was seen of him until
lis dead body was found out in the
center Ct the plains on the ranch. The
hcrse lad wandered .or some dis.
tance and IT was that fact that made
the search party start out. ~.
1t is surmised that Lindsay was
thrown from his horse in some man.
ner and that he then was almost in
stantly killed or else that the animal
had kicked him on the head after he
had fallen from 1t. A verdict of &C.
cidental death was returned. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
BOOzELICENSES.
ARE NOT GRANTED

HILO, Dec. 21.-When the license
commissioners met yesterday the ap'
plications Of three Japanese for res
taurant licenses were turned down On
accountsof the liquor privileges which
were asked for. The. three all wanted
to start up eating hor-es where booze
sould be sold with meals. This prop
osltion did not meet with the approval
OF the board.
The application OF the Hawaii Wine
Co. for q transfer OF the wholesale
liquor license Of the. SeErao Liquor
Co. to II was also turned down by the
board. The new company had been
formed to do wholesale liquor bust.
ness and 1t wished to acquire the Ii.
cense OF the older company.
Inspector Harry overend made an
application for a telephone to be in.
stalled in his residence as he has a
lot OF telephoning 70 do and has had
high tolls TO pay in many instances.
The board decided to grant the boon
so the inspector win in future have
not to pay anything out Of his own
pocket.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
FAlRM0NT HOTEL TAKEN
OVER BY D. M. ElNNARD

d. M. Linnard, well known in Ho.
noiulu, has taken charge of the Fair.
mont Hotel in San Franciscp which
has been added to the California
Chain known as the Big Five. The
Chain includes the Fairmont and
Palace of San Francisco and the
Maryland, Huntington and Green OF
Pasadena. .s... ~
Mr.. Linnard viii be in direct
charge of the Fairmont and his ac.
quaintance with many Honolulu peo-
pie is bound to bring him custom
from tirese islands. The Fairmont
has q magnificent location on Mob
Hill and overlooks the city.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
DROPPING THE GERMAN.

The Superior Court Of New York
has granted permission to the Ger
man-Ameriean Insurance Company of
New York and the German Alliance
Insurance Company to eliminate the
word German from their corporate
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

both companies being Ameri-
can Permission has been granted
to change the name of the German
to Great American Insur'
ACE Company Of New York, and the
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

A party for enlisted men is to be
given at the outrigger club under the
chaperonaee ofsthe Women's Auxiliary
on Friday evening. December 2S.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
Honolulu Koh h Works Co.

more than mere service" said tht
head Of Plunkyille's telephone systeV
I'VE like to keep 'em happy by giving
'em something to grumble ats-Kan'
sas City Journal.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

German Alliance to American Al
lance Insurance Company OF NewI
York. As soon as legal requirements
have been complied with,. both COMP
pailies will operate under their neT
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

"The telephone service In Plunkvil1e
very slow" - l. K s.. ~. ,.
"well, we aim to give our people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

nv <r<ins~r. isok the Erpuns over ans
ff-err-lnr g1s- Ht.4r fh-y MI allDx
~ r1llu1g cor1InrF q us<-
= plar q a s1b1iFisaosn q lof 8 ard
~ eat kaF q 30 . IL tisck re. Nzs
4t,1-Ul<.1
a rss-a1f5un Nls n1oEte't diri.inE lot
q b1rck 80. z.ld c--clsri.r -cn~-hsf
oEne1 ~ Mrs. : y WAlso- and one
knf - gs-r-ie Ranns-y- b @y-vr =
had al t.ee. 1sf--ss-c 20 Mr. Nall2cs
a.t TAI ftr the uhois 10 o--Err5s-c q
kfr. Hkics 49, refused - Ts1y- Sne n
rez1g ~ psay rhe TAI CO h-r hsf q ne
-
m an-1uurc--D~-r uzE r-Ia1- tntf
tt- ssaslrE % X stree hAd S~~n pDt1
for w-.h the eEc-rfiun q fif--A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
SIZES STREET RAILWAY
FOK PERSONAL MI IN

FlOyd / Brooks q minor. By his
father and friend. J " Brooks has
Tle-d suit ir the alstfsct court against
the Ardnors Railway company for % n
sges. In his petition hs alege- that
r. Is an invalid. q cripple and com
PEELED 70 ride IN a buggy propelled by
others. tnsr or Decsrnt'er Z. 1871. ne
r1,oE "a sage. az a and Main streets
on one of the defsndant'z cars and
uzii his fare 70 ride 70 Eighth avenue
and z stree; northwest; that the en-
rioves q the defendant rs1ussd and
failed 70 lift him and his buggy from
the car platform where he had oeel
riding. that other passer gers ASSISTED
MIN. and when his buggy Haz on the
steps of the car while - being --fte1
on. the car was csrelsssly siaF'@l.
throvfrg him % the ground breaking
his left arm. bruising his thigh and 9th
erwise inJuring him He asks damages
in the sum Of $1,000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
MURDERER OF GIRLS
II ALLOWED FkEkDOA

AID--T. y r D~c- ia w1e's ~,
reaf = Governor Whitman won con
--u-srso-i Of -er.@nes for samuel Bzrkir
u ErpoFlyn. py5e-0r - the Diamond
a RrDaflyr- prDprSetor q the Diamond
49,. 1914 Killing twelve glr1 ernDioyes
Bzrsrir Vas sentsnced lzs- JaruzrT 20
Eer1-@ frocn tH0 and q half % I'VE and
q hzM vssrz In sing Sing prison or
4 charge q secyl1 degree nsrslz1gn-
ter. i having beer snOrTn ttlzt he tz8ed
TO pr0Tics proper exits from MS fac
tory.
During her sDp-saL Mr. Bsrsln sald
that since ber huslsno had h7er- ~
prism. a.e q their two chilor-n hAc
80. is1r that be had not -; beer IL
fr-r,eE q the cezfh-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
HEKEs A SEw ONE

g--.er CITY y J. Dee If.-O<1c-als
~ ths wes-lrEbo1s- Lamp csnSAEy ~
f<ss1rzfles1 X J. Nkich @-npsoFls 1-set
lz-1rk-rs aBs,-zled % fs-3e-zl food
srfoorsfies h-re foT ttirry-flrs pounds
q brDNn s1Ezr- s-zrrE X would .
n~c-sszzry - k1sJ-s,c Ot'-r4uor-s an N.
c5nsIEnF's pant unless TIE request E3s
rrzr.ed II l. srplzin-5 that b-Dsn
sssrzr = l-ss-t IN TIE rzs rgfzcf1r- %
ele-c-rSc llxhf xlobes F-5erzl FOOD
a1r-i-.ss-fztOr FBel6sr q jerry CITY
gave zssurznc-s rhsr the amount %
sarar EOuI6 - nzde available each
He-k
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
of,>ER,I YHEIGHT TRAFFIC

WaslllnFIoE. Dec lsl-AppointnlrhI
b. the president of a general freight
.rzfHc director 70 e,O-0rdinsts and utii-
IL rrznspor-zc5on fzc.lfies during the
var. Ezs provided r. . joint resolution
irtrrsd1cs,d yesterday in the senate D.
Senator Sterling and referred 70 the In
,srs-zr- Cou-rn@rr< ccurnittee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
Women Apply for Positions

Esrsas City. Dec. l2.-AnsTerIng =
Exsnxss citv Railway conpany's adver-
,f-s-neu, efzhf- women applied for %
rf-ions a. street car con1uctOrs- Thsy
we're tod that II accepted they w0uio
b. r-quired TO wear Z gray oO2t- snofI
khaki skirt. Ieggings, and rss0lat ZOE
conductOr's cap An ordinance L low
before the city council rsstrieilng me
iieeuse for car operators 20 rnen. S1t
railway officials say the measure ~ouin
- unconstitutional
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
ALLEGED SPY ARRESTED.

san Antonio. Texas Dec ls-Sol Lo-
s,-, Us arrested here YESTERDAY sus-
,--c,e.f of being a German spy ne a.
=, ro1yte 10 san Diego trunk salo
"a belong 20 him was broken open H
trsngft. disclosing. q German soiof=r
uniform. several papers and nanloef
of written tOasts 70 Kaiser Hns.in-
I.udfn was lodged in jan pending an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
s~lIi.i Editor bi,ayp@ar..

A-av-srzsrn- Dec- - The sscizlist
newspaper. Tribune. reports the nysi@
rl9L,s lis-4 pf>aarance u Car Minister
s-titer 81 iz@ German socialist pa3,eT
kzErL which j. published -u Arnstsr-
czul He eft -as- TUss1zy for southern
Holland ani has 10. l=sn seen since
Ire Tr-b1re says Minister = an Amer
- clrE-er-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
,yrK,CaN OFFICER WINS HONOR

I.0ndou- Monday. D,-cs-lt-r H.
The diz-lzg gLIshe1 service order has
l.een suar,e1 D. Lieutenant Walter g.
OsEulaa IT, o. I-ily. Long Island. E
GARRISON 4 Rrscoe ConsIlirg- fO- ga
lzrrry ln lne Csmbral battle Wh--e ne
vas wounded 5cr the third time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
crRTAILs SUGAR SALES.

81 Louis. Dee 1s.-Wholesa,s grceers
of ST Louis were instructed u the
food administration 70 limit their szles
Of sugar 20 zoe pounds 70 each retailer
every ten days Consumers VIII De
aliOE-d % b1y bgt five pounds every
ten days In certain cases. retA-l-fs
VII - allowed 70 buy tnoosano
..,u-as every ten days and consumers
r. r1yr-sl districts VIII b allowed 20 buy
ten pounds al q time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
rrr-. s.s F.re Cut In Half

N2shirgrc.-- Dee ~ .. SiiADs
r-xr. q the Nevada rsllrrsad commit
-s-e. before rhe sotni congressional raii-
ru4d e.ou-nitte- urged Eorn@ action 70
lirLf the cost q passenger transpoffa.
tsuu- Passenger rates. be sald. shouh
l- cui ir hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
nani-l, Ce,nn.-nd. searnan.

Washington. Dec ls.-S=c-reiarH lf-n-
els has cumnsnded Lyman sIannzrc
Fs=-ck sezrnzn q the naval reserves, for
raven in re-cuinz another enlisted
mar from drowning on the night q
September - Peek l. from SeElcsley,
P@nnsylgzniz-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
FRISCO RAILROAD GIyE>
Ei<T ROAD ieo f>SfNfc

SrrsnSre8d No Dee IL The -
Ic.uss Ens szr Frzrcisro raiirpsds
qooca e iet lo-orDcffrss ordered fs'
Isass-d b. western rzlroaas for use on
rzEro-fs d the -ss- NAs started TON
he-~ yesere1y. TbeY WI 20 20 hf
Fa~r-.sglEzrIz lnts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

C0lBmDuE. ONO Dc lF--Lnall mn
Robert Lovstt Of the federal priority
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEES has notified
Governor Cox that the governors re-
quest Saturday for priority shipment Of
cozl in Ohio had been granted a. % east
=rn Ohio.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
DEPOsED PRESIDENT or
PORTUGAL ARRIVES AaDhiD

Madrid. sunday. Dec ls--FOrrDsr Pre-
rnier MzchzdO Of Portugal In corse
ouenc= Of recent revolution s@nt oUt "i
rhs country 70 remain until the *
-s-s.ie,- a The term for which he was
sIaet@d has arrived here with his
family
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
GERMANS RESCUE ANERICANs.
Is BERLIN STATEMENT

Amsterdam. Dec is--TU0 ssilors
zere saved 81 the Germans from the
American Destroyer Jacob Jones ac-
cOr5irx % ar offc1ai Seru-@h al
-.r,rs s~r-e--zut here TO-DAY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

SS.1lr Irucocs-s crtfcurrf - lis crVfr
OF Irrigated i1DA
Jarnziaz In 1915 trngoss-s znsrcasase Ls<
valued q, sisl-e-.sf' exI'orts- tls.sss-
~
u.rnrrzrk = ngz utilizing ne.fie Ebsr
sKrsnslrely ir the making q yzrEs.
elgih aDd bln,sr r~ins
Holland l. erp.er5sDcing a scarcity
rr1zd- q the unceveios-s salt be1s IN
i,zaf country
Virgin Islznds-S, Cro.r 81 Thomas
ans - Jo.n-hzve an area q ISs
suuar. mica Tber- arr so-le srrzzn
islsnts q ntf5s ssnportEure-
Ailndcro enc q the PLlippsns islzlsas-
hzs - 80 zcres q nlzrEr1Ve sEzmrssl
TAnrin. made fruEn nznEroge hzrk. )
greatly IN d@Enznd
Balta- one q ths outlying Ls.z15s o.
the Sh-tar1 ErUUp. = resoScinE over
tire birth q fhs nrs- bzby h0-r On
the 1slanl fer tEU centuFses- ana the
iors q rhe sand has sent si3s 70 ths
n0ther-
Ecusdor gr0Es The gzbonoelso o-
sap berry tree. q Ehich the nearly
irznspsrent yeil0Etsn sslin ami pulp
surrounding the rpund h-zc. see1s are
- szpon4oe0us a. 70 BE- uset instead
q soap. b@iag equivalent 10 more thar
fny times their weight q that ma
ierlzl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
HONOR MEMORY or GOTCH.

Humboldt. Iowa. Dec ls.-Humholdf
closed rs business houses today r.
tribute 70 the memory Of Frank GOreh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

Guthrie Leader The inqulsiilVs i1iot
wants % know 4 woman can veal
her skirt high enough 70 keep OUT pi
the mud and lOw enough 70 escape
criticism
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

Pot pants OF WOerz Bros Quality
Make fine Christmas gifts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

Washia-ron. De- ls.-Voie IN the
hou-e OF the r-,nnzn s1ff-zz= cons-ltr-
tiorsI arsendrnenz on Th1raiay. 1anu-
zrv 10 va- sssured ye=terzsy when the
r,-Ies csB-u-naree agrees on thz; date
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

U.= %, pants To- Ctrlssmas gifts.
from Wo=rZ B-9s-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
Christina, Tue-

WIZ be on sale from 70 10 evenings
in basement Of convention hall by ins
Boz scouts. Phone orders 20 Isl Wnl
deliver -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

Holland l. sKE-erieDcirg a scarcity
q salt and isyest-xziions are bein.
rrEzd- q the unceveI0s-s salt be1s Il
t,zaf county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

Denrnzr.k = noE Utilizing ne-fie rbs.
srrsns1rely ir the making q yzrEs
cioih and blnasr r~ine-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
aRaI>n IaE noKIn-

spain IrctDces crefcurrh q IL crOse.
OF Irrigated AnA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19

IarnzScz In 1915 trrgogs-,s zssrc,sa ~ is~
valued .; fiS.i>b-1f. exI,orts- fl-.sss~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
Fire Insurance survey.

C. w Musgrayes. assistant nre cniei
who has been working with hre N
.e,Jranoe survey experts. nled report
that rifsss accumulation Of paper ann
trash and other violations of the buiio
ing and fire limits ordinances tnai
largely increase Insurance rates ihs
report was received sno nieo-
Crushed rock dropping from wagons
and damaging the paving was discussed
.Igs,ere is an ordinance prohibiting IL
ven this rock IL dropped al day i0ng
ana City Attorney Bass ssid that
they did not enforce this ordinance ne
doubted their ability 20 enforce tn'
maintenance boal
The proposition TO vacate a portion
af = street northeast for the express
s,fs1r< was discussed NJ engtn. Dut NJ
Cnuriusion Was reached other tn4n 'n1s
~. <,ommix~loners would go with the