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5ai. hedIeIne for chIIdren.

"ls II saie?" Is the first question to
be considered when buying cough
medicine for children. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Sas long been IA.
yorite with mothers Of young children
as It contains no opium or other mar.
cotic, and may be given TO a
child as confidently as TO an adult
1t is pleasant to take too, which Ss OF
great importance when medicine must
be given to young children. This rem.
edy Is most olfectual In relieving
coughs. colds and Group. Obtainable
everywhere ADV
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THE MARKETS
LIVE Syock.
Kansas CITY 'narket.

Kansas city, April 10. HOGS Re.
ceipts l2oCo; higher, bulk l5S0
0lbc5. heavy l6ljUl6S0. packers
and butchers l6O0Ul625; light 1850
oltu5, pigs l5uOHl525.
CATTLE Receipts 5000. strong 10
10 higher, prime fed steers $3.50
0l30o; dressed beef steers 1000
Gl2.35, southern steers S5OGll5O:
COWS 6.50 1915. heifers 9OObris 90;
stoCkers 175dlO75.
SHEEP Receipts 1000, strong to
10 higher; lambs 125Oal54O: year.
lings lS25Ml40O; wethers 1900
Gl3.O0; ewes 11.O06l275.
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s g .: y y Il u q u q o % @ q
:: oLo.T;ME GOLD q
u CURE 49, DRINK TEAL q
;s a
Z; u q . !; % q q q a q @ |. .

Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful
OF the tea, put cup OF boiling water
upon it, pour through a sieve and
drink a teacup full at any time. 1t 10
the most effective way to break a cold
and cure grip, as it opens the pores,
relieving congestion. Also loosens
the bowels, thus breaking a cold at
once.
1t is inexpensive and entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless.
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Ewart Watchorn, VINO has spent
much time in the Healdton district
looking after the business of his faith.
er Robert Watchorn. has joined the
Aviation Corps and will give the ma.
tion his services during these troub.
lous times. Mr. Watchorn is a tan
1.-the youngster, Of good education, eX.
emplary habits, in fine health and he
possesses an intelligence that will
guide him to the top of the service
which he has entered.
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Fort Worth Market

Fort Worth, Tex, April lO.-CAT.
TLE-Receipts 1900; 10 cents higher
Steers 7O06l1OO
HOGS Receipts 1000; Is to %
cents higher; bulk 15.0156O.
SHEEP Receipts see; steady and
active Lambs 14OOGl6.0O.
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Wars Local Effect.

The results Of the increased demand
for oil will be felt locally There will
be spirited drilling among those who
can obtain drilling supplies and the
shallow fields OF Carter county where
oil well casing is not required will be-
developed. The prospects are that the
county has a large area that will pro-
duco shallow oil and when the govern.
ment needs that, oil men will 60 after
II. The times are encouraging TO the
oil operators, and they will play an
important part IN carrying on military
activities
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The Sinclair Corporation sees the
demand that is coming to the oil fields
and the company now has surveyors
in the service making the survey OF "a
line from lIealdton south. The line
will be an eightinCh, and Il will be
built to some point on the coast but
that point has not been stated by the
company. The line will add materially
TO the facilities OF the Healdton dis.
trict and will be one of the factors
that will make oil production in the
local fields more profitable.
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A sale was made yesterday which
will give producers an idea OF what is
being paid for acreage in the Fox dis.
trict Lindesmith brothers sold to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

Sinclair Gulf Oil company No. )
Holpan in section l6-4.3 is drilling in
the sand at 1900 feet. Same company
No. IA Richards in section 9.4.3 is on
top Of the sand at 965 feet. Same com.
pany No. s Ansley in section S.4-3 is
shut down for fuel.
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l2O acres, 300 yds. from Steiner
Mid-West Coz test, drilling in 36.5-3.
For interview with owner, phone As
or address PC. Box 634, Ardmore. 10
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+. b. Jaeger superintendent for the
Sinclair people, has purchased and in.
stalled for oil field hauling a 31b.ton
Packard truck and trailer and he
makes good time now in transporting
heavy material from one portion of the
field to another.
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J. l.. Thompson of the Gates Com
pany was in the city today.
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F. w. Fischer, secretary and treas.
urer Of the Blue Jay Petroleum com.
pany, is here from Oklahoma city
making arrangements to start well
in section 2O-4-2 A contract has been
awarded to f. n. Dorsey to build the
rig. The lease which this company
owns is q portion Of the j. G.. Voorhees,
farm and is the northeast. northeast Of
the section and the location has been
made in the southwest quarter of the
forty acres described Arrangements
for water have not been made. and Il
is likely that a delay win occur unless
rain falls at an early date.
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New York Market.
New York, April TO- Spot cotton
quiet; middling, $215O.
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George c. Cox, of the National Sup.
ply company, was mingling with the
producers today.
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The business OF the production of
oil will increase in importance as the
hazards of war become greater. Wheth-
er this country actually puts men in
the field Of war or not, the United
States will throw all OF It's resources
into the lap of the allies TO assist
them in winning, and that means that
there viii be a big demand for petrol.
cum and tor all Of its products
The oil business is bound TO grow in
Importance. The period just ahead
will be the most prosperous the oil
industry has ever seen. The question
of taxation will play an important part
in the business. 1t is the idea Of the
president that the present generation
shall bear good portion Of the bur.
den, and the income tax viii be made
greater. The big oil operator the man
ufacturer. the money makers in all
lines of business, viii be given an
opportunity to contribute generously
toward the support OF the war.
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OIL and GAS NEWS

A. p Cole Of the Republic Supply
company, was IN the city last night.
Robert Watchorn is here from his
Oklahoma City offices looking after his
wells south of the fields.
Surveyors have begun work at the
Healdton end of the Sinclair pipe line
which is to be built to some point on
the gulf coast.
John Hoenan is IN the city from
Waurka He assisted in starting the
Wrightsman well in 2-4-7 in jefferson
county and is delighted with the drill.
ing progress that is being made there.
Southwestern Petroleum company
No. l Feagin x Simpson in section
l9-4-2 is at a depth of about 1000
feet and is delayed on account Of q
fishing job
j. Robert Gillian has letter from
Art l.. Walker in which it is stated
that the vacuum pump hearing will be
held at the Offices Of the corporation
commission in Oklahoma City at 10
o'clock on the morning of April u.
Mr. and Mrs U. S. Rhodebarger
were in the city today from the fields
Mr.. RhOdebarger is superintendent for
Jake l.. Hamon, and old-time oil men
say that he is one of the best super.
intendents in any field Of the country.
c. A. Dorm, of the Sinclair Oil Cor.
poration, is here from the Tulsa Of.
fees, Mr. Dorm has done much work
iD the Healdton district and is one Of
the most popular among the men who
make the field.
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Surveyors have begun work at the
Healdton end Of the Sinclair pipe line
which is to be built to some point on
the gulf coast.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-03-26
BETTER THAN CkLOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets are
Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
substitute for calomel-are a mild but
sure laxative, and their effect on the
liver is almost instantaneous. They
are the result OF DR.. Edwards deter
mination not TO treat liver and bowel
complaints with calomel. His efforts
to Danish it brought out these little
olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure
the teeth like strong liquids or calo-
mel. They take hold of the trouble
and quickly correct it. Why cure the
liver at the expense of the teeth ?
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with
the gums. So do strong liquids. 1t
is best not to take calomel. Let DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place
Most headaches, "dullness' and
that larry feeling come from consti-
patton and a disordered liver Take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets when you
feel 'loggy" and heavy" Note how
they clear" clouded brain and how
they "perk up" the spirits. lOc and 2sc
--Advt.
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man said he has been twelve years in
this country; that he had an honor
able discharge from the Russian Army
and that he respects the United states
Army, He asked time TO call wit
nesses, and Magistrate Breen put him
under $500 bail for examination TO-
morrow.
Crowds gathered on the sidewalks
in front OF the Vanderbilt and Park
Avenue Hotels, opposite the armory,
but there were no mothers, wives,
swesthearts and sisters to bid the
boys goodbye The time for farewell
had not arrived.
Tho Second New York Infantry,
also called out, consists OF 100 Of
ficers and men, and Is commanded
by col. James NJ, AndSews, Its head
quarters, the machine gun company
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j. S. WON'T INTERN
100000 GERMANS
IN CASE OF WAR
CONTINUED from First Page0

While this is not a violation OF the
terms OF the treaties mentioned, IL is
disregard of tho reciprocal liberty
OF intercourse between tho two coin-
tries In time of peace and cannot be
taken otherwise than as an indica-
tion OF the purpose on the part of tho
German Government To disregard in
the event OF war the similar liberty
OF action provided for In Article
Twenty-three OF the Treaty OF 1899
the very article which II Is now pro-
posed to interpret and supplement III
most wholly In the interests OF the
large number of German subjects re-
siding in the United states and en-.
joying In their persons or property
the protection OF the United States
Government
This article provides In effect that
merchants Of either country residing
In the other shall be allowed a stated
time in which to remain TO sottle
their affairs and to depart freely,
carrying of all their effects without
molestatiun or hindrance,' and women
and children, artisans and certain
others may continue their respective
employmonts and shall not be mo-
Tested In their persons or property"
In conclusion the note says:
1T would appear that the mutality
Of the undertakings Uhe trcatiesl has
been destroyed by the conduct OF the
German authorities"
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III. declaration that Congress 10 sx.
peoted TO make that q state Of war
exists between the United States and
Germany, hundreds Of persons sus-
pootsd Of spying upon the United
States or OF being German reservists
will be placed under arrest and in.
termed during hostiIitiss. Chisf anonu
persons Of this character will be off {.
GERS and crews Of German merchant
vessels now In American ports.
As most OF the more important sup
ply depots and munitions factories are
located In Atlantic Coast States, the
President, exercising his authority to
call upon the National Guard to pro-
vide police protection, conferred with
the Governors Of these States and de-
Cided TO issue the call.
In rounding up suspects the great
est care In to be exercised to prevent
the unjust treatment OF German cIti-
zens engaged in business who are not
concerned In unfriendly acts against
the Government. There In the very
highest authority for the statement
that the full power OF the Government
will be exerted to protect from moles-
tation citizens OF German origin who
are peacefully engaged In business
and who are not to be regarded as
enemies until they have provided
proof to the contrary.
Administration officials want alI
Germans and German Americans In
this country TO understand that in no
sense 10 II the purpose Of the Unitsd
States 20 make war on the German
people, even in Germany, TO say moth
ina Of those residing in this country.
The project of reorganizlng the
Presidents Cabinet on a coalition ba-
sis exists solely on gossip among Re-
publican Senators and members of
Congress who are naturally OF the
opinion that tho President should
strengthen his officlal family by sup
planting Secretary OF War Baker, At
torney General Gregory and Post
master General Burleson.
There has been n good deal OF talk
regarding the advisability of placing
Major Gen. George Goethals at the
head OF a Department OF Munitions.
though no conclusion has been
reached.
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GIRLS! ACT now!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
25Cent 'Danderine" Will Save
Your Hair and Double
Its Beauty.
Try Thisl Your Hair Gets Soft,
Wavy. Abundant and
Glossy at Once.

Save your hairi Beautify III II 10
only a matter Of using a little Dam
derine occasionally TO have a head Of
heavy, beautiful hair, soft, lustrous,
wavy and free from dandruff. II Is
easy and inexpensive to have pretty,
charming hair and lots Of II. Just get
a 25-cent bottle Of Knowlton's Dam
derine how--all drug stores recon-
mend jt-apply little as directed and
within ten minutes there will be an
appearance of abundance, freshness,
fiufhness and an incompatible gloss
and lustre, and try as you will you
cannot find trace Of dandruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks use,
when you will see new hair-hne and
downy at hrst-yes-but really new
hair--sprouting out all over your
scalp-Danderine Is, we believe, the
only sure hair grower, destroyer OF
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp ant
II never fails to stop falling hair a
once.
II you want TO prove how pretty ant
Goft your hair really Is, moisten 4
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw II through your hair--tak
ing one small strand at time You
hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful
In Just a few Moments delightful
surprise awaits every one who triei
this-Advt.
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AS 4 SOLDIER | WILL GO
WHERE SENT --GEN. WOOD
He Had Choice of Taking Charles
ton Post or Going to Manila
or Hawaii.

IL am n soldier and | go where l
am sent" was the only comment
Major Gen. Leonard Wood made to-
day on the order transferring him
May 1 from the centre of his work
and study OF tho last four years to
the command OF the new Southeast
ern Department at Charleston, s. c.
Tho order from Washington making
the transfer and Gen. Woods reply
were given out at his office at Gov
ernor's Island. as follows:
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT
GENERAL.
"wASHINGTON, March "a, 1917.
Major Gen. Wood.
The President has ordered the divi-
sion of the present Eastern Depart
ment into three parts and has desig-
mated Gen. Edwards TO command the
Northeastern Department, headquar-
ters, Boston; Gen. J. Franklin Bell,
Eastern Department, headauarters,
Governors Island; Southeastern. be-
partment, headquarters, Charleston,
=. G.. Tho Secretary OF War directs
you be given your option as to TAX
ing the latter department or the more
important one at Manila or Hawaii.
"M'CAIN."
Gen. Mccain Is AdIutant General
Of the army. Gen. Woods reply bears
date yesterday.
Acknowledge receipt OF your tele-
gram March "a informing that East
ern Department IN to be divided into
three parts and rendering me com
mand at Charleston or command al
Manila or Hawaii. l prefer Charles
ton. WOOD"
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HOME CROP REPORTS
SEND PRICES KITING

Wheat Jumps to Record-Breaking
Values for July and September
Corn Follows to Top Quotation.
CHICAGO, March 2s.-Jumps TO rec
ord breaking prices in the wheat
market to-day accompanied the re-
ceipts OF domestic crop reports that
we're the worst by far this season.
Free buying carried July and Sep
tember to the highest levels yet for
those months.
Word that In addition to discour-
aging prospects for winter wheat in
the United States a famine was
threatened In Argentine, counted also
a. bullish factor.
Opening prices, which ranged from
IL to sS-s cents higher. with May at
lsl l-2 to 1913 and July at 16I 1-2 to 1ss,
were followed by moderate further
gains and then something OF a reac-
tion.
New top record quotations were also
scored In corn. On the advance bull
leaders showed a notable disposition
TO realise profits. After opening If
cent on to 1-2 cent UP. the market
made a decided advance all around.
Predictions were current that the
crop condition Indicated by the April
report Of the United States Govern
ment would be one OF the lowest in
years, with Kansas and Nebraska
percentages under 10. Nevertheless
there was a wave OF skepticism that
brought pressure sufficient to bring
prices down sharply in the late deal
ings. The close was weak, SIS net
lower to SIS advance, with May at
100 s-s to 100 6-S and July at 1853 3-S TO
1863 "a.
The close in corn was heavy at u
decline TO i-2c. advance, AZ compared
with Saturdays finish.
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Presidents Order Putting U.S.. Navy
On a War Basis Calls for $1,000 Men

wAsHINGToN c. 2s-The this
executive order:
by virtue the authority the President By the act Of
Congress approved Aug 60 1914 entitled @An act making appopr
tons for the service for the fiscal ending jane 90 1914
and for other hereby directed that the authorized
enlisted strength Of the be increased TO $1,000
WOODROW WILSON.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR Y0UNG MEN OF
STUFF AND AMBITION, SAYS SECRETARY DANIELS
WASHINGTON. March 2s
To the Editor Evening World
The President night directing that
the authorized enlisted increased $1,000
lie authorized direct
increase In enlistment
New ships ships In
rapidly possible and the Aeed imperative enlistment
10 them
There has been $500 enlistment since
Congress recently authorized but seeded
and needed
The offers exceptional stun and
ambition the line defense In this
have the opportunity the privilege performing this
public service and confidently appealing cordial
and helpful cooperation.
JosEPHUs DANIELS. Secretary of the Navy.
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GEN. WOOD H0N0RED.
Made President OF LRcOIR Mem
oriHI UniversIty EndowInent Assn.

At the annual meeting and luncheon
Of the Lincoln Memorial University En-
dowment Association in the Hotel Bit
more to-day, Major Gen. Leonard Wood
was elected President Of the organiEa-
tion, Because OF the developments In
the military situation. Gen. Wood was
able to spend but a few moments with
the Board Of Trustees and the COM
mittee from the University which at
tended tho luncheon Before he lett the
General heartily endorsed the project
and said
"Ther is not finer thing In thla
country than your institution and Il ls
particularly pleasing that II should no
situated among Lincoln's own people.
The teaching Of the national spirit as
in your institution Is one OF tho neces-
stiles OF the day"
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cry and use OF all national resources.
IL Is not believed orders for 200 or
more submarine chasers can be placed
before the end OF the week.
Assurances OF the cooperation pt the
American press generally in the effort
TO recruit the navy 10 It's full war
strength OF $1,000 men. reached Secre-
tary Daniels to-day by telegraph and
telephone from managing editors In all
parts OF the country.
The Department Ia supplementing Its
recruiting service with automobile de-
tachments which are searching every
county for suitable men. Tho ma
chimes are stopping In every town, viii
lage and hamlet and frequently at in
dividual farm houses In order not TO
miss any opportunity TO secure young
men who desire TO serve In this time
OF emergency,
The first OF n series OF National
Defense Conference" was held to-
day between Secretary OF state
Lansing and Chairman Flood. and
Carolina, and Harrison, Mississippi,
at the call OF the House Foreign AZ
fairs Committee and the Secretary OF
War.
1t is understood the conference
covered, In a general way; Espionage
legislation, newspaper censorship. the
form OF the resolution which Congress
Is expected to pass declaring a state
OF war exists with Germany.
In connection with defense ieglsla-
tion tho Council OF National Defense
announced to-day II would convene
Its advisory board on April ., to be
ready with tho vast amount OF data II
has collected and the plans II has
formulated 10 present on call 10 Con-
gress.
Department OF Labor officials win
confer Wednesday with President
Gompers OF the American Federation
OF Labor and with Civil Service Com
mission representatives concerning
labor for Government Navy Yards and
arsenals and for private concerns
working on Government contracts,
The United States Public Eploy-
ment Service, under tho Labor De-
partment. already Is searching tho
country for unskllled labor for Gov
eminent work The Federation of
Labor viii undertake to supply union
labor needed, and the civil Service
civilian workers, The Post once De-
partmcnt will cooperate in spread
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ENT MAKES RECORD FOR QUICK MOBILIZATION

nation calling upon the citizens to
enlist in the National Guard 80 M
to hll all the infantry regiments W.
to their full war strength and the
various other commands and
branches of tho service up 10 their
required strength.
What New Jersey needs is men,
the Governor says. He announced
that the Robert d. Foote estate at
Morristown had been placed at the
disposal of the State for either a drill
or a camp ground
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GOVERNMENT PREPARED TO IN.
TERN AL PLOTTERs.

The call for State troops. It Is
learned, is but the first step 10 be
taken in that direction, In addition
the Government has Increased the
number OF operatives In the Secret
Service and Investigation, bureau OF
tho Department of Justice to facill-
tate the system 'of espionage author
lied by Congress over the activities
Of persons who are suspected VI dis
loyalty,
II 10 not improbable that, following
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ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

MarCon Wireless Telegraph Company
~ America Year ended Dec, 81 Gross
earnings, NG2 sol; increase, Sllt2633
royalties, S66,2ll; increase, y22bll, sur
plus, t259, ,SSS; increase, tS2,b72
cities Service Cumpany-Near ended
Dec. 81 Gross income, &l0,ll0,3i2s In
crease. t56S0 bi2; net Income, t9.6ll OD3;
Increase S5,796, ,0AS; balance tor common
and reserve 81 zoe, 3O2; equal TO t367i a
1918
Osoooh Mining Company Quarterly
dividend Of 81 payable April 80 To stock
OF record March ~
Atchinson Syhtem-- February gross
earnings Increased Sgi7, 900 net after
tax increased I2l2iU6 uighl months
net after tax. fAbS939e7, ind'case s.,
35O.656.