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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
METALs.

NEW YORK, Earch 1.-THE metal
exchange quotes le:td quiet loNc asked.
Speltrr quiet: spot East ST. Louis deliT-
y AZ london lead .aO los; spelter f47. .
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Tos,orjo Glas. I'o-TransfrT books close Jan. .
To- Fer cent rash dividend payable feh. l. !rans
! for Lncis close March for an extra Ia 'e
ccpt dvldCnd. payable March -.
wheeling Mold te Fdr. NEW rrefo -TtanSe. o'" n,
cro,c March u. for per cent quarterly cash di'i
lcrd raYah!e April l. on the Few issue Of pre'e'ie'
! sIock. , ro,r, cIo,,
u,rrh Is for per rent cash dividend. piSanIo
March q. -,- h.o,.. .Ios.
! I,H.II. Iron Works c0mmon-Trans'er n"oks CLOSE
March TO- tnT regular rer ccnt n'''ueHu' "1'o
! m c,,-, . rpr cen: payable March H. !.
! WHITAKER G!cssnrr commentaries BOOKS close
! March 20 for : PER cent cash dividend payable
! April =. ,.. ,,,r, clo,,
| Wheeling Steel & Iron 'o-Ir'nsfe' ",ohs c'uSe
| ,,,.h - fo- . re-, zen, cash dividend payable
! arri {"
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w Va, March L., -.
Furnished Tho lutcIligcuccr hy i. T..
Nasten & Co, members New YORK Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Flr-
glnia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
l. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. VA. Marrh l.. H.
Furnished The 1ntclNgrncer by "A. T.
Nastnn & co. members View York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank OF west VII
,rjmin Ln!lLinr. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
HELD BRHF SESSION

..afarch 12.-The SEN
ate had L brief serston To-Day but trans
acted no importanGe business. adjournlns
at i2:35 p. III. untisnoon tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Ontside OIL Stocks,
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. March Il. -.
Furnished The lntcl1lgrncer by 4. +.
Mastcu & Co. members New York stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir-
Sinia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
T. brand. manager.
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PETROLEUM

or, cry. Pa March t2.-Cr"dit bal
cncns sans. Runs 71.iSI: average runs
7S,S9t. shipments l?.-A0: avcraS" ship
mcntS A. .lgG.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, March u. -.
Furnished The lntel1Igencer by A. f
Masten x Co. members New FORK Stock
Exchange, National Bank or West Eir-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
, F. Brand. manager.
STOCKS lOnnn lNlSh | Low iClnsa
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
National Exchange Bank Of Wheeling

A. Wheeling. in tho STATE 81 West Virginia. al lie
cIos. 81 hI>.rrsS March :. l*l7.
RESOURCES.
l-rams and discounts. s.. ;u?.SH%.'l
AcrrIiaIr'"s nf THIS hank
n,n,,,.". ,I... .,rn, 1889
un>pIarrs liability I!!d"r lettErs 70;
credit Actually used and fof wh:'t
this htGE las been reimbursed. sI-V."'
l.. :. i.,nds Deposited /"
s~lifr circulation ipar
,air~, .................$ ;NO.O0O.oo
1. + l"'ndS pledged to So
curr L. s. deposits Ipar
Total /. $. ioris. - '@''N'u.'u
I;nn,is other than L. 5.
bonds pledged to sc'uT"
L. $ deposits. lh@.""rg'
Bends uihcF than L. =,
bonds pledged 10 "ecEFe
POSTAL sarinRs deposits. iS.Sw."P
Bands and securities niCds
ID as collateral for
State or other hc.nS.tE
iT.ns;al e1:iudrdl or bills
payable ....-.,,.......- iJ.'"N.'H
Securities other than L. s
bonds mot including
s;acksl cIr"h ua:',rte"d S5G,"''.'''
Total bonds. s"curi:irsc,r Si,v~'''"-'If
Sr-hs, r;hUC than Federal FrSeT's -,
Bank stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !''''"'"'
S:nrk Of Federal Reserve hank go re- .,.
rcE: ~ suh.crptt"ni ........,...,.. '"'U''',
Vain" q! banking house. ....,-......'' -'-'".''"
Furniture and fixtures. .....,..,'...'. ''''''
, Heal "s;aic owned Other thHn har"'nE ,,
house ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ....'. .'-'''-'
. Nj aynuui due fG"m a.!
l-o,ch rrSc:S" scents ~
New York. Ch!ragn and
81. LOUIS ..............S "'''>"A.">
Sc; amount dn" i:un ap-
proved reserve agents IN
,;hcr rrsrryr cities ''"."'t.uh--S '''''--'','
Nj atnu,u: due from banks AMI bankers "l''H"'s
An
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w Va, March l.. -.
r,u. ouo,,,on list Of tho 1heelinr Stock Ell
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Cash MISUNDERSTANDING. No. : Rod
1881. q No. 3 E"d nominal; No.
Hard 1904 l@%"s: No. : Hard l$Ii..
Corn. No. , Yellow 1gS+, Gfll0i.; No.
Yellow TO- = q l09i4: No. 4 Yellow
LOG q l0S2..
oats. 10. White 5S'i Gs0a.; Stan
dard 60Gi IL.
Pork nominal. Lard 1902. Eibs
1909 lIG".
TOLEDO. O.. March Il Wheat. cash
$l.94: May $I9GA.: July Sl.IS.
Glover seed. prime cash Sll.n5; March
Sl0.S5.
AlSilie. prime cash and March Sll.1h.
Timothy, prime cash and March $@.G@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

An enclosed car that is heated by
electricity Is used as an ambulance in
a large Wyoming coal mine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

.p1TTSBIrRGH. Pm. March l2..-Cattlc
hi.hcr. supply 81 cars. Choice Sl0.1Ug
Il."5; prime stl.35 n lI.15.
sheep. steady: supply, light prl .nr;
e u,,6 20: lambs Sli00 q 1900; veal
calves Sl4.U0 n li.IO.
Hogs. steady; receipts 81 double decks;
prime hcayics Sl5.3H n 1910: MEDIUMS
and heavy workers. $l3."n q lo:3a: I,snt
workers. Sl4.noN I4.a0; pigs $500 g 1872
rcughs $l3.50M 400
CHICAGO. March 19.-liogs. receipts
- 900 head: weak. l5c under SatEraa? >
mv.rn.-c' Eulk slI.G5 ii 1880; light s14.20
ufj.S so: mixed Sl4.i0W li.9u: heavy Sl4.-
80 q 1895: rough Sll55I l45o; pigs
Sll.25 q 1850.
Cattle. receipts l3.OOn head; strong.
Native beef cattle SS.10n l2.1o; stock
hrifrrs S5.7hHl1.Gj: calves .$9.7j q 10;
lambs ST. 40 II 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

Stair t.! We: Virginia. '"ui"f "' ""''. -
- " letters GasNi'.r ii III" a"N" named "sH"'
IA .o,rronly swear that The ah'yr statement Is true
., mn. hrs, cC nv kuowlr!Er a"i l"il"f
e. W. JEFFEES. Cashier.
Sgb,,..ird anh S""'r I" i"'' ~" ms i-', r"H -
u-, M FRANK FAIRS. Notary Public.
Ny commission expires lI""riIrr Ia. i"l'.
.,-,.r, Nrr,t; T. y. HlT(WMAN.
JOHN /. plCkEN. Directors
GEO j. ROGERS.
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Nasieu & Co. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE National Bank OF West VII
rinia building. Wheeling. w. Va LOUIS
j. Brand manager
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Total shares $4,000.
Bonds fpar valued s3.s"2.00o.
n)-Ex-div ! per cent reg and ] POI
cent extra
f2)-Ex-dir.. ~ per cent regular
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING, VI. Va. March ! =. -
Furnished Tho In,cIIIgenccr by n E
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Totals. sJ,76a.420.60 s4.1S9.I2s.36 IS
Incrcase--S1.5SS.6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
RAILS DOMINANT
IN MONDAY MARKET

NEW YORK. March 1H.-Rails. ce
tn. dominant features ~ today
ratio market. the activity ana Stiens ,SIi
OF that group a1tordns a striking con- COZ.
,rast ia their Inertia or r"cnUt MteN7;
Substantial iuduS;riuiS. including nlt"u
States Steel w"r" irrcGulnr 10 hcaFy
falling 70 lowest levels in The last hoir;
Steel flustuatrG between ll3i. IN!
ilO%s. closing at ll024. net loss ut
-. points bethlehem steel now stock
registered gross dccltn" u; 4. at
ii2%.
shippinss also denoted uncertainty
from H. NOR. a,.!t.. phases; ii Tn" in
tcrnational situation: losing l" !
points with IL for various MUM
lions. equipments and IN" limited SroHp
OF utilities in The genera reT Iit,S+
Total sales amounted To 100000 shares
! Enormous gold imports over the
.w.,.k-.ud IMPAIRED SicudlncSs TO S'eFi-
ing and francs but Tires fell close 10
their loves point.
\ lowe ,rcnd FOR in;ernauonals con-
tributsG&. the uncertain tone, pl .ne
bond KS k.t on more diversified OPERA
lions. sG:utal sales tpar valued aSSFe-
gated @ssS $4,000:
Logan & Bryan's Closing stock Letter.
(Ey private wire 10 y. T.. hasten q %,
New YORK, March l2-rhc rti a,
higher. lECuteIl bS ''tS 1'I''' 49,
,h, hruthcrhonds and the managers
would have parley Oh March 18TH with
/ Tho aGr.crucnt before hand that there
would hn no strike IN IN" event ma
war is declared. The impression IS gen
cral that as soon rs armed mcrcntn'-
mon seek thu, high seas that hoStliiti"S
Will only tc Il question OF "a short time.
invi.w Of which it would appear that
strike undFr any circumstances n pres
cnt is Improbable. me buying was
largely by shorts. but on tho other
hand those bearishly Inclined worried nS-
excessively on tho selling side OF the IN
dustvial department SO that dccIines
were the rule in that section or the list.
That the fail Of BaSdad may cause an
alteration IN tn. German viewpoint, and
as a result thereof nv"rtureS made ny
tho reutonic powers to Russia, has been
the SurmiSc in SOME quarters. Nothtns
tangible on that scor" Is at hnnct out me
rumor persists nevertheless the outside
buying has temporarily subsidized anu
further irreSularIty may b" expected nut
taken as n whole we continue 10 believe
the buviug side OF the stock market
particularly during easy periods
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

Tom Cooper returned Thursday
from weeks visit to Dallas and 9th
er Texas points. After leaving Dallas,
Mr. Cooper went out to his ranch,
near Mineral Wells. where he stayed
several days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
GERMAN ESPIONAGE
SYSTEM IN TEXAS
Suspect Had Coast Line Maps and
Chart Showing Location Of
Military Posts.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 2l-What
federal authorities believe 70 be an i'm
portant step in the campaign TO break
up the German espionage system in
Texas was made in Fort Worth when
VIII II. Austin and W II Robb arrest
ei in a local hotel q young German,
with maps showing locations Of possi-
bic submarine bases along the Cana
dian, United States and Mexican coast
lines, a chart showing the location
and tsrength OF all military posts and
forts in Mexico and the arrangements
OF troops along the United States Dor
der.
The German applied for first natu
ralization papers at the office Of Unit
ed States Commissioner Mitchell, stat
ing he had come from San Antonio
and wanted TO Join the army His re
quest could not be granted but he
was trailed to his room, where the pa
/ pers were found in small medicine
case. He is being held in jail for fur
ther investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

jumped q prairie Wolf which was the
beginning 0t fiyeuile chase tina, end
I'd in the death OF the wolf
Mr Grants letter READS in part:
My brother said 10 ME. Why don't
YOU catch him"
u replied An right vel give him
little workout
We turned the car after Mr. Wolf
and for the first tUo miles everything
went beautifully with him-eNcept that
his tongue was hanging out and h-
seemed a trifle warm.
THE next three miles 7 ran over
him four times. The last time ! fixed
him All he needed was a knock on
the head which my brother gave him
with the engine crank
II is significant that this car which
was driven five miles cross-country
cutting turning and twisting after a
fleeing coyote. had been driven $1,000
miles without single replacement OF
repair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
NO GUARDS NOW
FOR HEALDTON
Adjutant General Says Oklahoma
Troops Cannot Be Detached for
Police Duty.

Oklahoma City. Okla, April Ell
That il will hardly be possible 10 pro.
vide patrol or guards in the Healdton
oil field has been indicated by Adju.
tant General ANGEL carp Oil produc.
ers in the Hcaliton field. owning large
storage tanks filled with approximate
ly $4,000 600 worth of oil, appealed to
the corporation commission to furnish
guards. It was reported that strange
persons had been seen in the oil field
and oil men feared that alien enemies
migb cause serious damage in the
field. The corporation commission re
terred the matter to the adjutant gen.
eraL
General carp said that he would be
glad TO render what aid he could, but
the state military force is now sta.
toned at Fort sill subject to the will
OF the federal government, and that
no troops could be detached for police
service unless a permit should be Civ
en- by the government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
| CHASES COYOTE
IN MOTOR CAR
Canadian Bags Prairie Wolf After
Five Miles Of Exciting Cross
Country Drive In Dodge

Coyote chasing Is rapidly becoming
a iayorite outdoor sport with a number
OF Dodge Brothers owners In the north.
west country Several letters. telling
oi the chase and subsequent eXtinc.
tion of the prairie wolf have been re
.ceiyod by Dodge Brothers at Detroit.
and the one recently received by the
Motor Sales Co., Dodge Brothers deal.
er- in Lcthbridge, Alta, Canada, gives
further indication Of the growing popu.
lariiy Of this unique diversion
While touring with his brother and
si.tprinlaw eighteen miles east OF his
home D. A Grant OF Barons. Alta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

The demand for Ford delivery
trucks In Ardmore n increasing daily
according TO Tom Cooper. local Ford
dealer, who has several orders for
trucks on his waiting list, in addition
60 three which he delivered last week
Thompson Wilkorson. Lykins x
Company. and W. J Lane were the
lucky ones
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
ORRlNE SAVED
HIM FROM DRINK

That Orrine really does bring quick
relief TO those being tortured by the
liquor habit, Is the testimony OF many
mothers, wives and daughters.
This scientific preparation promptly
kills all desire for whlskey beer and
other intodcants. It can be given in
the home secretly without loss Of time
from work. No sanitarium expense.
We are so sure that O-rine will ben
eft that We say to YOU II. after trial
you fail to get any benefit from its
use, your money viii be refunded
Costs only $1.OO a box Ask Us for
free booklet telling Sll about Orrine
T. y. Coleman, 8 West Main st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

f4aa curing NA' H."n. 't-- -t' t'.
OF three uew Ma1F-l.s as record
for the trip. J.. +. Clay W. : Dean
and T. F. Curry bought the machines.
the latter being named representative
there for the Maxwell car
An entire carload OF new tAero-
let. wa. received Thursday 0y the
Simpson Auto Company They have
been assembled. and are on display 90
that company show rooms ou Main
street
Bert Estes. local Marmon and OIds.
mobile dealer. .ett Friday night .or
McAlester. 10 pend the "a eek.eud with
bis family He expects 90 locate his
family here within the next two
weeks
JE. Williams. local sponsor for the
Pathfinder visited Oklahoma CITY
last Thursday ON business.
JA. R1ok. OF the Rook Motor Com.
pauy visited Oklahoma city last
Monday. couf.ring with Il " Reneau.
Stude5aker representative there re-
gardiug delivery OF Ardmore's assign
ment nt cars.
Dr. John TidRen OF Wilson IS
driving "a Buick little six touring car,
delivered 10 him during the week by
the Palace Garage iOca, agents
VIII Cowan. Of Durant. visited b. A.
Beeman. local Crow.Elklart dealer,
Friday
Three new MaxwelIs were delivered
iu Carter county during the week by
l.. G. Slaughter, local representative,
to W. W Woods. Springer c. W.
Kennedy. Writ, and r p. Kirby, VII.
son. He also sold a secondhand Ford
/ TO j. 4. Hampton Of Wilson.
James Harris OF Ada. Is driving a
new eight.cyiinder, yen-passenger
Oldsmobile. delivered 10 him during
/ the week by Bert Estes, local repre-
sentative
"Irs the only car know for man
10 drive over the country in,' r. ;
I Hendon. county tax assessor, told Ton
Cooper local Ford representative, as
he drove out OF the garage with a new
1 Ford last week Others who received
cars, after waiting some little time
Tor them. were G. b. Shuman, Guy =
Cobb. the Chlckasaw Lumber Com
pany and the HudsonHouston Com
pany
G. d. Van Wijk, OF Ardmore, re
ceiyed a new Buick during the weel
from Ray Peterson, local agent.
new Buick also was delivered to TIM
Ardmore Refining Company.
+. W. Potter received siX-cylinde
Studebaker roadster Thursday after
noon from J. A. Rook, OF the Roo
Motor Company, local dealers.
Tom Cooper returned Thursda
from week hlhll to lldlldH anu WI
er Texas points After leaving Dalla'
! Mr.. Cooper went out to his rancl
r near Mineral Wells. where he stage
! several days.
, r. W Patterson OF Oklahoma CIT.
p travelling representative Of the stud
baker, visited J A. Rook, local stud
baker missionary last Thursday.
W. H. Wright of Dallas. distri,
representative of the Maxwell. visitf
O. l.. e. Slaughter local Maxwell deale
Friday "Evcrythiugs looking fine {,
the automobile game, and especial
the Maxwell around these parts" NJ
Wright said MANY drivers are "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
sprlna.

Spring is looked upon by many as
the most delightful season OF the year.
but this cannot be said Of the rheu.
matte. The cold and damp weather
brings on rheumatic pains which are
anything but pleasant They can be
relieved, however. by applying Cham.
berlain's Liniment. 0btainable every.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

II C. Bennett. local representative
OF the Chalmers received a visit dur.
ing the week from r. B. Johnson. OF
Oklahoma city travelling representa-.
tive Of the Oklahoma Chalmers Com
pany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

c. 4. Schmeusser. local decorator,
has just purchased a Chalmers road
ster from II. c Bennett, local Chal.
mers agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
Ardmore Notes

Although this weeks rains have
caused local automobile dealers con-
siderable annoyance because they
were unable 20 let tae public taste
their wares" 0u account of road cen
ditions. an feel that the ultimate et
feet Of tie rainfall Wi.. bee % increase
the demand for cars
Every drop of rain which falls
helps the farmers and other indus.
tries In our territory and when
they're helped we're benefited also.
seems To be their genera opinion.
A few o, the local dealers are some.
what handicapped on account OF
freight conditions 90 not being able
10 get cars, but the majority OF the
live wires on the row are looking
forward 10 a record business during
the next two months.
Bert Estes. OF the Bert Este. Sales
Company. has returned from McAle.t-
er, where ne spent eyeral days re-
Gently demonstrating 20 McA'es'er
style show visitors the superior mer.
its Of the MarmOn and OldsmoJile.
When he was contemplating taking
part In the style and auto show Estes
felt that he would show bis cars there
at a loss But during Ais tHree-day
sojourn there he sold a Marm0n TO
c. l. Richards. the profit on which
enabled him TO pay an expenses, be-
sides buying his friends a few cigars.
Il told them what a real town looks
like" Mr Estes said after his re.
turn. "and invited them mp TO inspect
Ardmore any time they felt Ike visit
ing a real city"
+. A. Beeman. Crow-Elkhart dis.
tributor for Southern Oklahoma, who
makes his headquarters here as presi.
dent OF the Oklahoma CrOwElkhart
Company. last week completed an ex-
tensiye visit through his territory
which comprises thirty-iiye counties
south Of the Canadian river.
"The entire country seems TO be In
prosperous conditions" hc said, yes.
terday. "and all the dealers are pre-
dieting an enormous business.
While away. he signed up J. d. John
son as Crow.Elkhart dealer In Paul's
Valley. and has shipped him two tour
ing cars since returning here
II. A. Peterson. OF the Palace Ga.
rage, local Buick representative, and
4. d. Heth. left Wednesday night for
Oklahoma City While there. Mr..
Peterson made an effort to facilitate
receipt OF Bucks here in order to fill
the large number OF orders he has
on hand.
Returning. the Ardmore dealers
drove two cars through the country
One Is the latest model put on the
market by the Buick factory, Model
E-49, a seyen.passenger touring car
Mr.. Heth drove Model D-35 back tC
Ardmore.
Sheriff Buck Garrett is the prouC
driver OF new Buick, delivered I,
him this week by Ray Peterson, loca
Buick dealer.
The demand for Ford deliver!
trucks In Ardmore h increasing daily
according to Tom Cooper local For,
dealer, who has several orders 70
trucks on his waiting list. in addition
90 three which he delivered last week
Thompson & Wilkcrson Lykins
Company. and W. J Lane were th
lucky ones
l.. h. Rood. OF Kansas city, disric
manager for Dodge Brothers ear.
spent Thursday and Friday In Ar,
more visiting the Patterson Mot.
Company, local agents
l.. G.. Slaughter sales force %
yaded the sacred precincts Of Wa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

6Si IS The Ardmoreite's job de-
partment phone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

ing ADVANTAGE o., the fact that the
Maxwell price uil be increased $50
D.. car within d short time and are
paving for their cars noT 10 save
those three tens
Moss Patterson. local DodseHud
SON dealer. spent seyera. days this
week visiting bis representative al
Naii.l and ,ransacting other business
in Paris Texas
Ten thousand gallons OF gasoline
which RiI. be sold at retail 20 Ard
more motorists. was received during
The week By Tom Cooper local rep
-c-entatiye of Texas Company prod
ucts Hi, sales average 4NQ gallon
OF the power fluid daily
E Van Reed purchased q three-pas-
senger Sude5aker roadster from j.
A Rook. local StudeJaker dealer, Fri
day afternoon.
Evidence that Arlm0re's fame as ala
automobile and tire center is rapidly
spreading throughout the country is
contained in q letter received by the
Ardm0reite yesterday from W A Nc
/ C.euaud OF Aryada. Colorado.
Mr McClelland inCiosed a money
order as subscription TO The Ardmore-
! lte. and asked for information 10 be
I forwarded 10 him regarding the or
gaui7ation and establishment here Of
the two automobile tire factories.
u am much interested In the rub
| Der game and II things are looking
good. would be pleased TO go down
and help boost the proposition Mr..
McCleland writes
He Is secretary OF the Dry Climate
Tire Manufacturing Company OF Ar.
yada, Colorado
A Hobart automobile owner recent.
Ily drove 10 the Rock Island station
In Oklahoma City in a Ford roadster
and put his wife on the train bound
for home It Is III miles from the
city to Hobart. As he said goodbye
10 her he promised to be at the sta
ton in Hobart 10 meet her upon her
arrival
When the trained pulled in, he was
there Come on home, dearie,' he
told her. I've got a fire built
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

W. H. Wright. of Dallas, district
representative of the Maxwell visited
l.. g. slaughter local Maxwell dealer.
Friday "Eycrything's looking fine for
the automobile game, and especially
tine Maxwell around these parts" Mr.
Wright said MANY drivers are TAX.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

r. W. Patterson OF Oklahoma City.
travelling representative Of the Stude
baker visited J A. Rook, local Stude.
baker missionary last Thursday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

l.. Il. Rood. Of Kansas city, district
manager for Dodge B-othcrs cars,
spent Thursday and Friday In Ard
more visiting the Patterson Mot.r
Company, local agents