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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
PROMOTION OF col. CARL
REICHMAN, L. :. A.. Is
HELD Up; GERMAN BORN

Washington, Aug. 1S.-Colonel Carl
Reichmann. Of the regular army. and
Brig. Gen. Henry Dewitt Hamilton OF
the New York national guard were the
only officers OF the two hundred re.
Gently promoted TO be brigadier and
major generals whose nominations were
not fayorably acted upon yesterday bv
the senate military committee.
Action on Colonel Reichmann's noml.
nation was deferred TO investigate
charges that he uttered pro-German
sentiments. He is German born and
rose from the ranks. Inquiry is to
be made into General Hamnton's service
in the reserve corps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
Telegraph Operators Sentenced.

Amsterdam. Netherlands, July 2s-
CBy MaiD.-Three telegraph operators.
who were charged with having supplied
to an agent OF the British Intelligence
service copies OF kilograms exchanged
between ministers Of the central powers
at the Hague and their governments
have been sentenced here. The ring.
leader was condemned to years i'm.
prisonment A girl operator. who had
been drawn into the affair by the prin.
cipal offender, was given a conditional
sentence OF five months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18

was clear in that in other laws. notably
that governing the polling of the soldier
or sailor vote, specific mention had
been made primary, local and special
elections.
It is suggested in Mr.. Freeling's let
ter TO Mr.. Lyon that the latter may,
if he is not satisfied with the opinion
of the attorney general. institute test
suit TO determine If the absentee vot-
ers may take part IN other elections
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
The Clerk Guaranteed II

a customer came into my store the
other day and said TO one OF my clerks
Have you anything that will cure diar.
rhoea" and NV clerk went and got him
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. and said 10 him
II this deos not cure you. I VIII not
charge you a cent for H. SO he took Il
nome and came back in a day or .wo
and said he was cured" writes J. n
Berry Co., salt Creek. Va. For sale
by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER KILLED
NEAR MADILL AS HE
BATTLES WITH OFFICERS

Durant Oklahoma Aug. lS.-In a
running fight with officers. near Red
River. south OF Madill, yesterday. Ty
Tippett. alleged bootlegger was killed
and doc" Watkins, his companion was
wounded and captured Constable AL.
bert Leary Of Woodville. and a deputy
United States marshal attempted to ar.
rest the men as they drove across the
river IN an automobile alleged to have
been loaded with whisky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
POSTAL OFFICER AssAssINATED.

Jackson, Tenn. Aug. 1S.-E. T. LON.
bert 30, postoffice inspector, residing
here. was shot from ambush In Chester
county died yesterday. He was in
Chester county investigating charges
against rural carrier. Lombert had
recently been moved to Jackson from
Corinth, Miss. No arrests have been
made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
SAVES AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
SlO,000,0O0 IN TAXES

Washington, Aug 1S.-The automo
bile section war tax bill was adopted
By the senate yesterday virtually as
written by the finance committee. II
provides graduated federal tax upon
automobile and motorcycle owners in
stead OF the house levy OF five percen,
on manufacturers sales. Between $40.
100000 and $50,OOOOOO in revenue would
be secured by the senates tax against
S6S.OOO,OO0 under the house bill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
No MORE WHEAT FUTURES
TRADING AMONG CANADIANS

Winnipeg, Man. Aug. l6.-Trading in
wheat for future delivery will cease on
all grain exchanges in Canada on Aug.
ust 81, official notice to this effect has
been posted on the Winnipeg grain ex.
change on orders from the board OF
grain supervisors for Canada
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
ABSENTEES CAN'T VOTE
ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES
Travelling Men and Railroad Men Barred
From Primary.

Oklahoma City, Aug. 1S.-An opinion
by Attorney General S. p. Freezing yes
terday refuses travelling men and rail
road men the right TO vote in any but
voters law.
The opinion was asked by Secretary
of State J. L. Lyon, who said the de-
nial of the right Of these men to vote
in primary elections, in which they
We're most interested, gave them little
relief from the old system.
Mr.. Freezing says the law specifically
provides that the absentee voters may
cast their ballots in general elections
and makes no mention of primary, local
or special.
He says the intent of the legislature
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18

There Is more catarrn In this SEQ,
tion OF the country than all other dis.
ea'fes put together. and for years n
was supposed to b. incurable. Doctors
prescribed local remedies. and by con.
stanty falling TO cure by local trea,
rlent' pronounced II incurable. Catarrh
Is local disease. greatly influenced
by constitutional conditions, and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured D,
+. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is a
constitutional remedy. Is taken inter.
nally and acts through the blood on
the mucous surfaces a the system. One
hundred dollars reward is offered for
any case that Halls Catarrh Cure fails
to cure Send for circulars ana testl
monials
+. j. CHENEY g CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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partment phone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
BRITISH AIRMEN BOMB
GERMAN MILITARY WORKS

London, Aug. l8-The adubalty an
nounces the successful carrying out
Thursday Of a series Of raids by aviators
.of the royal naval air service. who drop
pea many tons Of bombs on military
objectives in Belgium.
The Ostend railway station and sidlnp
and the Thourout railway junction wer,
attacked.
The airdrome al Ghistelles was bomb
cd and several fires were observed.
Attacks from the air were made on
the airdromes at Engel and Unytkerke
All the airplanes returned safely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
RECORD COTTON PRICE.

Durant, Okla, Aug. 1S.-A record
price for cotton in one hundred bale
lots was established here when a firm
of local cotton merchants sold that mum.
ber of bales at 26 "a cents per pound,
(. o. b. Durant compress for immediate
delivery It is believed the transaction
establishes a new price record for the
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
DAILY ARDMOREITE

Joseph c. Wilson
Claude t. Ardmore
1leveland Ardmore
'lllle f Tatums
CIaude l.. q Healdton
r. George Deese
Moyron Ardmore
r, William D. Healdton
ohm NJ. Writ
Lyman Y. Ardmore
NlH G' Cousin. Okla
Everett New Wilson
Alfred b. Writ
Z. carmen Ardmore
Lem Ardnora
: sutton Ardmore
r. wood Ardmore
Laroche Ardmore
ARK Ardmore
COOK Baum
Davis Wirt
Sprouse Healdton
irew Smith New Wilson
Moore Healdton
etcher Writ
'yton Ardmore
yton Brock
- Trentham New Wilson
'ilard New Wilson
Rabe New Wilson
Baker Ardmore
. Fitzgerald Milo
windell Tatums
Crane Writ
wens Heaidton
Averett Arimore
udgins Lone Grove
Lively Ardmore
Reese New Wilson
+ Dawson McMann
lolson Healdton
Pettyiohn Arimore
j. Woodruff Ardmore
. Bomshurger New Wilson
len Newport
Walker Window Texas
iiams Ardmore
enry Pooleville
.lvis E. Ardmore
chard Headton
B. Ardmore
DO Ardmore
H. H. Baum
F. l.. Healdton
ilam A. Writ
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Hugh D. Writ
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sherman Milo
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)mer Ardmore
red Graham
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Comanche
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Joe Ardmore
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adrew Lone Grove
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New Wilson
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-18
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The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

Meat having been classified a. one
Of tho nations most substantial food
supplies and its conservation re.
gardcd as nationally important
measure. the attention OF state ana
national odicisls has heen called 10
he importance uf the Detroit stock
vards this year With more force
than usual
For sanitation. equipment inspee-
tion and other conditions that max"
FOR an ideal stock yards the Detroit
Institution IS not surpassed by ysrds
Ia any other city. Chicago and Kan
SAT City 20 the contrary notsitlr
standing
Immense herds Of cattle sheep
and hogs are confined daily in Tho
spRcious quarters IN West Detroit
The animals are clean and well car
Cd for and kept comfortable during
their last few days. a condition
lightly regarded by the laymRu bur
considered OF The utmost importance
BY stock experts Animals we'll car
cd for during tho few days preceding
slaughter make better food - Is de-
ciared on authority.
Federal and state inspectors erer.
cisc surveillance over The stock dur
ing tho time ~ Is kept confined -
Mounted police from the state
constabulary ~ lansing guard the
yards day and night 20 Illustrate any
foe conspiracy and 20 prevent rep
etltion Of the ere thar DESTROYED the
sheds a couple ~ Years sgo when
many valuable animals perished and
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
Detroit Now Ranks Among
The Great Live Stock
Markets of the Country

Re institution WAS rendered useless
FOR weeks
several large and vel. equipped
hacking houses In the CITY obtain
their stock from the local yards.
which are convenient both by rail-
and automobile Liyestock raisers
az the state have realised the i'm
poriance ~ Detroit as a marAet and
many farmers send their whole
herds 20 the metropolis OF the state
90 market.
transportation Facilities are ~
gardel as hrst class BY the shippers
and the many tracks ia the special
Michigan Central yards are continu-
ally filed with stock carr from AL
over tho nation.
Livestock being shipped rom
western states 20 the big eastern
cities stops In the Detroit yards for
rest food and water Federal laws
provide that livestock being trans
ported by rail shall be allowed cor
tain periods OF rest and Be fed and
water az specified intervals. Pro
visions have been msde a. the De
trut yards 90 give the shippers even
more than the Law calls for.
or the special features In netroit'H
stockyards tho facilities for hand
ting stock IN quarantine are held IN
high regard During the widespread
epidemics OF livestock diseases De
troit has been especially fortunate
I'M a low loss az lite.
Credit FOR this is given % the
foresight used 20 proven, the sprsaA
of contaEion in the Yards.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
sY /. HARPER LEEcH.

WASHINGTON. n. C, DNc. IA
Government owned dsetS OF barEes
and tow boats 20 transport coal.
steel ard heavy fright on the riv-
err and intra coAsta. waterways.
win probably be in active operation
before the end of the war
The precedent Of government
owned and operated ocean steam
ships paved tho way months ago.
Only the scarcity OF construction
steel has prevented the building or
government fleets.
On account OF the submarine
ma nAee, the shipping board has
bssn obliged 20 concentrate on
building ocean carriers. but sarly IN
the year under The direction OF
Theodore Brent former NOM Der OF
he board. plans were laid FOR build
ing government barges
Since the admitted breakdown ~
the railroads, The question has forE-
"a % tho front and. regardless OF
the ultimate plan adopted for the
yolutiou of the railroad tangie The
operation Of government fleets on
the waterways will be undertaken.
Secretary of Commerce Redheld
has actively promoted every private
movement for The Increased use of
the waterways IN tho past few
months and some actual results
have been achieved But a definite
sentiment has now arisen IN con.
Ersss for legislation 20 provide FOR
government aid 10 the resnm ption Of
waterway trasio.
This sentiment is strong among
the senators and Representatives Of
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
~hoss constituents are faced with a
coal shortage because " railway IN.
| t1iciency. In wears psst the coal
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR BARGE
FLEETS OPERATED BY q. S.

moved from mine 20 eoHsurn~w BY
river and canal Then the railroads
Killed much OF the river tYNme with
their low long haul rates and their
terminal policies.
The roads either hogYvd ehs ter,
minals and refused tc Interchange
freight with the water cArriArp, on
used their political influence 20 pre-
vent the Development oS pubic ter.
minsls
In the past two yeaYr sentiment
IN the river cities has reacned the
boiling point on this question ana
many public terminals havv been
buiA
Paper promises have been enacted
from the railroads 10 cooperate Win
water carriers But private capital
has been afraid 70 fnvest m water
freight lines and risk another throat
cutting from ne raifruadA
IN the meantime actual d~rnen-
stra,ion OF railroad msEhodx hae
shown that not oafy 70 Che expsnsp
OF carrying freight By ran much
higher than the ooSt by water. hut
lho actual speed OF Y1Il fresqflt nov
Is loss than that % Ehe sncfent canal
boat pulled by a nsA bitten mule
Senator McKsIlaP OF Tennessee
has announced hls mi snt1on e. IN.
troduce a bill 20 vruvfde for con.
str1ction ~ a heet ~ gvvyrnmert
freight carriers for rivers, OF to
provide for governnsat aid Rsr yr4.
vate enterprise.
Government operation Of No ran.
roads will make NO difference Ia the
developm snt of tho waterways. as
tho existing ran linss. ev0n- when
operated aH a unit and az the high.
est efficiency, cannot take care OF
The nations needs without ths VA.
terways
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The Detroit times., 1917-12-14
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The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

'Ths messenger Girl" for The arst
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thc government pas roll az wash.
lneton
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

The international Sunday School
Lesson fer Dec. IS Is Nehemiah
Enforces the Law Of the Sab
bath" Nehemiah t5:f522
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

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la riwht--T1rass Job Dswt---Mafn Sxuwe.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
MAGNETIC GEAR
 GREAT FEATURE

A racy looking touring car has att tracted much notice about Phoenix the past few days. The machine is the latest model magnetic gear shift Pre- mier and the first of that model to ar rive in this city, being driven here from Los Angeles by F. l.. Hughes, accompanied by Mrs. Hughes Hughes K q representative of the Leach Motor Car Co. of San Francisco and Los An geles and is here to attend the coming auto show.
 On this trip the Hughes party have covered over a thousand miles, hay ing driven from San Francisco to Los Angeles in a Dort car and from Los Angeles to Phoenix in the Premier
 Said Hughes yesterday in speaking of the trip from the coast to Phoenix: Despite the terrible condition of the roads which are in deplorabIe shape We made it from Los Angeles to Phoe- nix In twenty three hours and one half actual running time. The Premier, q new stock model. made the entire trip without a single adjustment of any kind"
 Hughes is enthusiastic over the re- suits obtained by both the Premier and Dort ears which he represents He has recently driven Il Dort more than 10000 miles over the state of Califor- nia. the trip. he declares, was made without a single delay for repairs of any nature. Upon several occasions heavy roads and high winds made the going very difficult but despite these obstacles an average of l5O miles q day was maintained.
 While here Hughes will make his ! |. al 1fes rooms where he will be glad to ex- and Premier cars.
 Speaking of the new Premier with it's magnetic gear shift Hughes says: Each year there k invariably some one car which makes the shows of that particular year memorable. One year it was n ear with it's electric starter This year the aluminium Pre- mier. with it's magnetic gear shift IS sure to take n place of honor at the shows.
 People who come to the shows are i looking for the one thing that will mark a pronounced advance in motor | car construction. They want to see what the maker of motor cars has done | to render motoring more easy and more convenient undoubtedly the adoption | CT an absoiuteiS uelendablc ucNife which completely does away with gear 1 shifting k one Of the biggest things | from the users standpoint that has been accomplished since the perfection of the electric starter.
 The device used by Premier as reg ular equipment is made by the Cutler Hammer Manufacturing company aI Milwaukee and il is said to shift more than 1000 tires on q single battery without recharge. IL takes less cur rent to shift Premiers gears than il does to blow an electric horn. The slightest presence of electricity vii
 magnetic the solenoids. In othei
 words. if there remains the slightest evidence of a charge in the batteries the gears can bc shifted. even when il
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Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
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 M'ARTHUR BROS. USED GAR DEPT.

said were fixing it up for Charles McArthur to use himself.
 Fellow came up just and wanted to buy car James sold him one less time than it takes to tell. hustler, that man.
 Speaking Of makes, had great var iety to choose from, Dodge Jeffery, Ford Stutz. all kinds. Wanted to buy one myself before James finished, didn't have allowance with me though. James said when they got in new building on South Center street, would be better fixed than ever to handle used cars, own paint shop, everything, you know.
 Told James was going out to Echo Canon on motor run Sunday. Fellow wanted me to take Dodge with big record for mileage, good shape. never overhauled and gone 2S,000 miles Took him up and going to try it out nope l get through all right, James says its q cinch. take his word for it you Know. Tell you all about il later.