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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-18
OFFICIAL WORK
OF COUNTY BOARD
Check Up County Oficers,-Regular
Quarterly business

Continued from list Page
During the month Of March. ll4.f5
During the month of April. 1915
During the month of May. 1888
During the month of june. 297.5O
Duringg the month of July. 1Ol.6O
During the month Of August. 1910
During the month of. Septemb $3.50
During the month of October. 1885
During month of November. S3.O5
During month Of December. 262.l5
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-18

Lawyer-And you. say your neigh
boris dogs are vicious and dangerous?
Do you mean to say that you live IN
a state Of perturbation? Witness-No.
sir; I live In the suburbs.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-18
HE Description.

Peck-Of course, like all women, you
have an inordinate curiosity. Mrs
Peck-Got q curiosity, have II I've
got q freak.-Boston Transcript -
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He can't b. wrong whose lfe h In
the right-PopA
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ss, $4,000 renewal $4,000.

68, $1,60O.00 renewal $s.600.0o.
j. A. Clouse, SW Sec. l, NWk ~,
111-69 $3,OO0.00.
Henry Erb, NE v. NV Y II. fos-
SO, 100000.
The petition Of Frank Beranek to
release the s. E. Of section 81. 1870
from school loan mortgage as the s. II
u section Is was sufficient security
for the loan of $4,000. Motion made
and ordered that the petition be grant
ed and the land released from mort
gage.
Salary claims for November
were allowed ............$ 89l.8&
Mothers Pensions for Nov. . 1899
Salary claims for December 891.8e
Mothers pensions for Decem-
Der 2f7.0o
Court certificates .......... l09l.&6
Clerks Vital Statistic Report ~
received and approved.
The report shows 200 births and 80
deaths in the county during the year.
For reporting these there was ORDER
ed paid to the doctors, justices Of the
peace and others $74.5O. For The
Clerk reporting these to state. Also
46 marriages, 4 divorces, Is natural
izations and 81 infants named $77.fS.
The Clerk reported to the Commits
sioners of defendants witnesses IN
case of Knox versus Hand county, to-
gether with date s%upoened. Witness
fees allowed at regular rate amount
ed to $4,000 warrants for which were
ordered drawn to the proper parties.
Judgment in case of Emily c. Knox
VS. Hand County $281.89. On motion
warrant was ordered drawn.
Official bonds were filed and ap-
proved as follows:
J. C. McCool Justice of Peace. $500.0s
Edw. Suhn, Constable ......., 10000
A. E. Waterman, Justice Of the
Peace 5OO.08
DR.. S. r. Wallis, county physi-
clan eVt.tS
Bond OF -. Roth. having been ap-
proved by c!,rt of courts was sied
with auditor.
Justice report of A. S. ODER. were
allowed as follows
State VS. Harry Curr.e. or TEL
ty to animals, costs 1885,. 5 4255
| State VS. Harry Currie, sea -ch
Warrent 400
State VS. Forward Parmley
assault and battery ........ - IS
State VS. John Kuper, non-support
of family on motion report was laid
over for correction or explanation.
All news papers having signed an
agreement to publish all official pro-
ceedings and other official work for
one fifth the total amount paid for
official printing. Motion was made
and carried that the Miller Press. The
| Miller Gazette, and the Rec Heights
Review be designated official papers.
in accordance with the signed state
ments.
On motion Commissioners Linn and
Rowan were appointed to count and
check up the Treasurers cash to date.
Adjourned till Jan. 9, 9 a. m.
Jan. 8. Board met as per adjourn
ment.
The Superintendent books were
checked and approved.
On motion $3.50 was allowed the
Superintendent for premiums. :"
Applications for county deposits
having been received as follows:
First National Bank ...... $30,000.09
Hand Co. State Bank ...... 12,500.0e
Citizens State Bank ....... S,000.0 90
st. Lawrence State Bank =. d. 10000. 90
Bank Of Vayland .......... $1,000 8
applications agreeing to pay 8 per
cent on daily balances. "
On motion the above named banks
were designated repositories for
County funds to the amount Of APP
plication.
On motion Application Of Rec
Heights bank was referred back for
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Warrents issued and remaining in
the hands of the Auditor uncalled for,
for six years or more were cancelled
as provided by law as follows:
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stats OF SOUTH DAKOTA, Ns, 49, ~aG
County 81 Hsnbs 4, 49, SSH 1855
assa NY that the Trasurers exhibit hreonb a true aud correct ntsnsa the dnn
ci cpAhpon sftand County, as appears by his books and that the Audit sSs exbaT T.
at-pe sfc ar@ trass nent of Tall warrantsd rawn on the treasury During the c.a:tr
aa tnstsa clements o assets and liabilities 4 sss "a serms -
y snrarbe. ne s0n TO before M this iatnc cay Januar iSiT
III SkAAtE I'll N@= Il d E.sJN Nst. NHr a
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~ &C. Wilson, TremTer,b eg July orn, doth say That N above ,buJ, t. ,m.
kAndcorrrt tatemen tthe hnannaleo condition. ohiapd County as appears by Ms book
kN 49, r. 80 49, 49,. "a .ty.s go ~ ILSON
ELsEAAIA s3cazat~4SN. - Fr JNEIsON. Notary Public SEAL
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These letters will be sent to the
dead letter ONCE on February 18th
II not delivered. Call for advertised"
giving date o. list J. T. McCullen.
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On motion the above named banks
were designated repositories foS
County funds to the amount Of APP
plication.
On motion Application Of Rec
Heights bank was referred back for
correction.
Continued next week
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-
Art Shafer
G. r. Smith
Harry Wilson
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Erwin Newton
Bob wiitze
Virgil Ellis !
r. ID. Cooke
r. A. Parker
Claud Bellinger
Emma G. Gardner
Jinne Johnson
Mr.. Miller Druggist
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-08

- ~
sure workman
As third baseman Weaver has
no superiors on defense. There are
others who may be bit steadier, but
on the run of the season they win not
take care of any more chances sue
cessfuIly than the South Slider. Buck
plays the bag as he would the short
stops job, and is all over the field.
Risberg made a good impression
on Rowland and Gleason yesterday
by the way he cavorted over the dia-
mond. 1t is early to tell where he
will eventually fit After two or three
weeks in camp, and with few ex-
hibitioE games run through, there
viii be opportunity for better line
on his ability.
The infield is no longer cause for
worry. With last years men and the
crop of recruits there is certainty
that a fine combination can be put
together. The pitchers will occupy
the lions share of attention
In Faber, Williams and Russell,
Rowland has three excellent regulars
" DGc4L WILL I4OSC ICuOWD Ccl1l
take their turns on the rubber and
can also do,a bit of rescuingif called
upon. Now the task is to dig up one
more man to fill out the quartet.
Four pitchers worked in regular orr
der are enough StaIlings won a pen
nant with three. Johnson, Ruth,
Alexander, Russell, etc., were the
best pitchers of 1915 and their rec
ords show that they were the men
men who did the most actual work.
They pitched more innings than their
competitors.
That should be fairly conclusive
evidence that work doesn't hamper
a good pitcher. He thriYes on it. It
can be oVerdone, as was Russef's
case for time, when he not only
had his own games to pitch, but was
q -rascIIer for all the other fellows
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-08

jim declares he VIII not sumer Sus-
pension this season, but win be one
Of the shining lights Of the league.
And if he has the proper determine
ton he viii succeed, for he has all
the necessary stuff.
Barry Council defeated Madonna,
8 to 8, in the knights Of Columbus
indoor baseball title series.
Bobbie Mclean and Oscar Mathie-
sen viii meet in st. Paul Sunday for
the worlds skating championship
at short distances. Three races at
mile, mile and a half and half-mile
have been carded.
Arthur Staff, Chicago, won the
mile and half-mile indoor champion
ship skating races at Pittsburgh. He
was third in the two-mile event,
Charles Fisher Of Milwaukee win
ming.
John oIinj Finnish wrestler, is
training at the c. A A. for his match
with Doc Roller at the Coliseum
Monday night. The match viii be to
a finish.
The house of representatives Of
the Illinois legislature yesterday
postponed consideration of the Ep-
stein boxing bill until next week.
Rep. Murphy has introduced another
boxing bill and that complicated mat
tiers. The whole thing will prob
ably develop into a squabble and
nothing will be done.
Frank Mulkern, an optimistic guy
is again confident Les Darcy win
come to Milwaukee to go through
with fight against Mike Gibbons.
Mulkern had the matter all arranged
for April 10, when he received word
from Darcy that the stuff was OF.
Mulkern believes that being barred
from New York rings will have. an
effect on the Australian and he win
be glad to fight in this neighbOrhood.
Basketball Scores
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
VENICE IaGllrs VOW DIM.
War Force, Residents TO Keep Close
Watch Tor Aerial Raiders.

Christian Herald; In the old happy
gosucky days before thc war the Nene.
tiaas used 20 turn night into day in
orlc. 10 entertain the travellers who
aoclSod 20 scc the.r glorious city in the
isea." II was when night had fallen that
the music.boats. brilliantly ligated with
colorci lanterns appeared on the Grand
canal and In the Basin of 81. Mark.
, soon they were surrounded by hundreds
OF gondolas. nllcd with happy travellers.
enjoying the song and music and the
/ ga, and picturesque scene.
N,ow. alas. al Is changed! There are
no tiaseler and no music boats. Early
in thc evening, ali lights In public places
and in private houses must be cha 'ed
or rxt.nguishcd GonColaH and boats are
all tel up - ther respective traghet-
tos Venice becomes strangely silent
and stiil.
Then when 1T Marks clock strikes
midnight call cicsr and distant is
heard. II rines a speedy answer Again
cln and answer are repeated. They
are heard vs. every one as the gO cir
cling around the city They are the
words. per paria' bouna guardian"
''Alresto, sto." con the air. Keep a
good watch" Alert. ! ann They
are uttered by ihe night watchmen from
their coigns OF vantage throughout
the city
Nericc. secure from attack 10y sen or
land, is now Liable 10 he assailed from
Jhc a. Therefore these watchmen are
set to keen a sharp lookout skyward,
20 look well To the air. 50 tina, they may
give timely warning 10 the citizens
They call to each other hourly so as to
make sure thar no one Is asleep, and
that all are alert and watching.
These hourly calls are therefore 10
the Venetians welcome ones, even
though they should disturb their slum-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
143 DRAF 7 TRIALS
CONE TO ARDh0RE

AlcAiestcr. Okla Oct 6 e-"Not guilty"
vas the response Of every one II the
Isa ". e. u. members alleged snlt
draf, rioters vino were asked for their
plea 20 the indictments here yestcrda,.
In the federal courl. Many of thcnl
p.aadod O. two counts. anu two leaders
n. G. Spence and -. al. ConicS. denis
their guilt three times. Spence ans
CoElcy were included ln a group of fur-
ty-seFen penltentiary prisoners mo
were taken 10 the courtroom unirT arm
"a glardf. T. 4. Enioe. Uni,ei states
marshal. and nine men marched thcn
from a street car two blocks away from
the building down the center %. the
street. lining them up two abreast
These prisoners faced Judge Campbell
first
Othor alleged leaders In ,he group
we're John Spears. II. C. Spence, Roy
Crane. W l.. Benneheld, II. ii. MUns0n.
state organizer. pleaded the sane ~ay
yesterday at MusFogce.
The indicted men out on houh were
notified % present themselves at Arr.
more or October L Tor trial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
NEW MACHINERY INSTALLED
~ ARDMORE CONSTRUCTION co

The Ardmore Constructor Company
has added new machinery recently that
win make possible n much better paw
ing. 1t consists of a plant that viii en-
able the heating OF the asphalt by gases
instead OF direct flame. This improved
process retains the adhesiyeness of the
bituncn In the asphalt The bitumen IS
a. asphalt just what cement is To con
crete.
There has also been added concrete
mixers and rollers that viii facilitate
The work and make it more durable.
u. H. Mason and }. r. wills. vino
have charge Of the Ardmore construc-
Ton Company. have built thirty-three
miles Of paving in trt Worth; eleven
miles in Dallas and ten in San Antonio.
This paving has stood the test for five
years without any cost 70 the contrac
tors.
Ia Hrdmcrc they ha,c put down rein
forced concrete paving on - street.
west Broadway and I street, which
they claim Is equal to any in the state.
siessrs. Mason and Wills state that
they consider Artlnore asphalt first
class material and that when properly
handled and laid will make as good paw
ins az can he had OF any material ot
Hike nature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
.tFNiSG W.lSTE MARES
sTEth FOR Bi0 Plant
Conservation Program Put on Scientific
Basis by Dodge i;roihcrs.

F'vsvv municipality. after casting Oh
las neagimg clotho. h.s its garbage dis
po.al problem. Thcre are junkets. de-
bate. ard election % when. where and
hoss the problem shail be met. Usually
the reduction plaut or incinerator is
not buiit for several years after The agi-
tation begins.
In the industrial municipality OF
Dodge Brothers" g. Detroit, where 49,
900 men are engaged IN building motor
cars. Il was seen "a feW months ago that
new arrangements would be necessary
to handle the rapidly increasing volume
Of sc.ap and refuse There was no de-
iate. no argument no board Of diroc-
tors meeting. The two Dodge brOthera
are their own dirccrgr1 and if ques-
tiOn Of buildings o. improvements arises
it is usually settled. then and there.
Such was the case Of the incinerator
Not only did thee b,dld a plant capable
of reducin@ waste 10 "a minimum and
Thereby p..ciag .he big Detroit factory
squarely behind tho national conseTva
zion campaign bat they built = on such
scientific basis that the refuse Itself
was made loo sorl" q valuable purpose
since the incinera,or has been in opera
ton a large par, of toe factory has neen
hca.eI with steam generated By thr
burning wastes.
Naturally Dodge Broihers look upor
their incarceration piant ard its attend
ant adyantage- a. good example Of
how effectively manufactures may Join
;hc national campaign against ;he
waste Of fuel and other daily necessi-
tic.
The incmcrator Is housed in % larse
concrete building "a which Dodge
Brothers industrial railway, which
winds about through every part of the
biz plant. transports tons OF paper. rags
.ud other waste 10 be buried or baled.
For the latter purp0gc there is ht
drauiic press with a pressure Of 200
pounds per squarte inch and capable ~
turning out twenty tons a. an ei2ht-
hour day Rags ami waste too oily 10
be- baled. due tn the possibility Of fire.
are converted into ashcs Nothing OF
value = wasted Wood crates and
boxes are broken up and the sticks are
.awed into . sItabie length for max
ng boxes for shipment Of repair parts.
.tc
The ashes are carried from the FUR
.aces bv an automatic conveyor and
Jumped through an immense hopper
nto q f-eicht ca. At least a carload
lf ashes j. hauled away daily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
SUNDAY SERVICES
Iir,n,lmny MelhoII.l.

sunday school a. 91s "A. m. Junior
Lea -ue "a . %. r. senior League a.
ESQ %. m. Prcsching az ~ %. m. and
$50 r ~.
Proachlns at 40 o. D.. and go o..
~. during tho woeS and throughout the
sncclaf revival mccfi1g
Rev T. r. kenshnw of Detroit
Mlchl-an. win have charge ~ TIE
r. E.L. MoRGAN Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
ARDnORE HIGH
DEFEATS SULPHUR
COACH vuLIaNsON's BOYS M,isi,
TF FIRST lsI. VICTORY
SccHE - 10 u.

Coca Niil- aisona iird uf ncs' iurn.
D. r1aortia- a. rirzi-ht fooihail a"i
IN ocoaslonaI fcrsa4J pass. won their
ns.t victory of the 1917 ssison sestrF-
e.y afternoon. score. Animore -
sulphur ~.
ss.lndel. ArJmore bish'f naif mace
The hrsi touchdown in four minutes.
going through tackle for eight yards.
sulphur chose . receive and aitemr'-
al two rasaes whIch failed. short end
rnn gained four yards Another forward
,ass Uas eornpatei ana Mo,re ~ sui.
phur ran thirtS ynrda for q touchdown.
I;rsnln failed 20 Kick goal. score 70
6 Ar.irnorn chose 10 receive, aHH car
,.eg thc Tan 10 sulDhur'- lyeyard line.
End az nri quarter.
Three attempts through tackle Called
a. eain f0l ArdTlITe. on fourth touch
down with Eve yards for gain Pres.
reu trisd Mansfield through the line
far two yards i:rIman hcica thirty
,ardf I'rcsncr returning the ball ten
ards. sullivan. sub -tituted Tor Anter'
son. on three ATTEMPTS through the line.
failed 10 gain Half ended score ans O..
secona half; Mansfield and Anderson
hack In the lineup. Arimore attempted
10 rusl, Sulphur OF their feet Ni'h
.tcady gains Arimcre carried the f1i
20 Sulphur's thirty-yard line. Three at
ternpfs at the line failed on fourth
down. VITA twelve yards % gain. tunn'
receiving pas from Mansfield. nrtied
fifteen yards On Sulphur's fifteen-ynrd
line swindell went round right end for
eight yards. Prater gained two yards
through left tackle Presneli through
rixht tackle gained FIVE yards Tor
touchdown. Mansfield kicked eoai
score 1876.
sulphur chose t. receive. and was
0ovned on her thirty-yard line. At
TEMPTING three passes. which failed,
Sulphur was forced to punt. Presnell
taught the ball on hrimore'a tliirty-yard
line and returned Il ten yards. ArdinOrc
tic-,fpeG q pass which was nuffed by
Bum and caught By Snlphur's right
cnd. who got away for touchdown. sui
phur kicked goal Score i3. 10 ~. End
81 thI-d quarter.
sriphur kicked hrdmore. resorting
10 oid-style football. forced Sulphur back
To her ien-yard line. A short pass from
Mansfield TO Sullivan Betted six yards.
with the ball on Sulphur's four-yard
iinc. Two attempts at the line failed.
sulphur recovered a tumble and was
forced TO punt Sullivan substituted
for Dewitt and Freeman for Swindeil
On account Of injuries. I'rater carried
the ball around right end for ten yards.
sullivan. going around opposite end, for
fifteen yards. put the bali hack on Sui
paur's Vineyard line. An attempt 10
Tie lire gained three yards. With only
a minute TO play Presneli carried the
hell through tackle for another Ard
more touchdown. Final score 1918.
consi1ering the new material Coach
Williamson has he'd 10 work with. the
victory promises to be one of many.
Two weeks from Friday ArdmOre High
school viii meet Gainesville here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
Cop.c Service

g. iiscuss honest differences oil opin-
ion.~
r,-.las.dlg deuhi of iree speech.
r,iua - Toilette added.
". rl- ol var. oven more ;inE in
t.-r et re1ca. whether cii i-us happen
%, o-ree With tho r1li1r Jiiu!nistrat.on
s- i,,. .S--c a.er.Ju- tal rlnenui ger
mn fi,h,1--- tccch free prcsa
-.i r,sht ~ ns mblage. 50 e- ''citly
sni e,aph1'icsiB guaranteed by the
c,G,,i.t tiyr. -holij Do namtaincd In
violable
cci.cTa.e, F'rse Dissu -iou .'estied
Homes, dealing with oar allies also
requires a clear statement of our OBJ
iec.a.~ r. declared. y SO 20 Eo; cS'
pee. t. support thcm iu ;hr ire@ias OF
coal.ust. taai FAC. saouh uc stated;
and Our pcopic are cltuel ~ know
.ia. ri,liy ipsoriart fact before this
4.r .rac-o1. frrti.er. Common honesty
AMI f,i- d-aM,g Te4ui.e. he fullest
uad frerst discussion befcrs tEe people
OF every issie ingolvei ad ,aai 20 plain
and SPECIFIC declaration os or course
be speedily made by congress-
California lafir lna0F.ei16ii
sacr-tn, atc. cil.. oct. G-rhe resolu-
ION indo'nG - Toilette passed yes
icriar les unanimous vote In the con-
venton Of the California federation of
ilab1r speaks ~ the deep friendship
hctweea senator Ia t'oilerte and orian-
i1e labor" and concludes:
"ReeoiveI that we ask for Robert ~
- Toilette TIE gfeatest right oi al d"-
g-ocracy. Il rigtt q be heard, right 10
express tine views of ~ intcllirent iai-
rofty. for on this rock is fourded ail
libert,.
'Resolrel that We e>nvey 70 soma ~
I.a Toilette our confidence in MS .a-
tegity and loysltT rs true Amcr!c-"
citizen. even though l.e differ with iA'
great ma alosity of labor interest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
A-.ncialea BibIe students.

uciatei Bible Students meets at
l0s y s..cei Northwest. sunday nj 8
-. m. for lecture on Bible subject. sun
DAY evening ~ o'clock. corner Tenth
Avenue and y street, there viii be BE
rean Billie study, The New Crea-
ton" "Wednesday evening prayer and
praise service. Friday evening. Berean
l;il,i. stu1r. "1'hc Finished Mystery"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
SINGING CONVENTION AT
MARY NiBiACk SCHOOi

The Carter County Singing convention
assembled this afternoon at o'clock
At Mary Niblack school house, seven
mics southwest Of Ardmore. ). T.
spears. II. T.. Baker and G. G. Adams
compose the committee on program.
The convention VIII close tomorrow az
teraorn. Seventeen Glasses Will take
part ia the singing. The people of that
community are entertaining the dele
Eaies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

I,sfore its annexition to the United
states. IN 1886. Texas was an independ-
eni republic with a much larger area
than the present state. though Il is still
the largest state In '!.e Union. Its area
a. republic was 376,165 square miles.
In 1850 the state ceded 60 the United
states all territory beyond It's present
slfults Of 3Ti.s5s square miles in con-
siaeration of $4,000 900 in bonds. with
tnc proceeds OF which Texas paid off
her state debt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

Ts, iIrrt Pr,sbyte. an Church wiii
hold services and sunday school at
Convention Hall SUNDAY School M
afs q. ~ Needing 81 session at i0;45
a. m Morning worship a. - O'Clock.
Christian Eu1cnvor meeting al the
maue- nt ego p. m.
The evening erv.ccs VIII be held In
ihe Ens, frimo-c Presbyterian Church
Il 80 O'Clock
CIfAs .. wEIrH, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
t'lrSt Christian.

uiFoJdvay and 4 Streets
Bible school 40 10 a. m. Commun-
ion and preaching service az II o'clock.
SERMON theme. Christian LIberallfy."
Young Peoples Society II Christian
endcayor M ego p. M EVering wor-
'iiu at 5.1o. sermon theme. THE Bi-
hlc Proving Itself from God"
CLtF.ENrl: T.. WAGNER.
Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

WEATHER FORECAST -- - go ----
10. Ardn,ore and vicinity: Tonight
lair warmer sunday.
Oklahoma. Fair and warmer tonight.
Sunday fair. warmer in east portion,
probably fair Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

Th- Ard.ao-r lriNc,s Conference
wnl be held in the study Of The Rev.
Q. e. WHgn-.. Fi~s. Christian Church.
Noc ';,r AZ 90 r.
.. Il COOPER. Pres.
y. = - MOltGtN Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

many viii cost the United States at least
S4.5O0 100000 the first year. This VIII
be IN addition 20 upward Of $500 900 600
now provided for the maintenance OF
the military establishment on a peace
status.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
Snntn Arlmorc Llanlisi.

Sunl school n s%5 "a. IA; scrmon
la; Il O'Clock, subisct. "a Modern Love
story"
y. y. p. T.. AZ ESQ .. n. sermon at
7so o'cloc,, rubject. "Snatching Vic
tory from Defeat"
y. J.. AVEHETT. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
UNPOPULAR.

l;ostOn Transcript: rs Grump "A club
man.
NO: the only thing he is member Of
II the human race and he's not in very
good standing with that"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

sicily boasts OF the largest tree In
thickness In the world. Il H. parity
decayei chestnut which Is sixty feet
across.