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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19
ArredOndO decIara en- Me-
xico que Wilson cORser'
va su misma poIItica
ESA POLITICA ES, SEGUN CREE
Ell, EMBAJADOR CARRANClS
IA DE mo INTERVENClON'
-nrrr<nnnhcnria E>nrrtai para Ia PRENSh

nrrrxnnn,icnria E>neriai para L. PRENSL.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero IA.
- Anoche salio para la ciudad de
Qucr6tarO, llamado por Carranza, cl
liccnciado Elisco Arrcdondo, cmba-
iador deSignado del gobierno dc fac
to en- Washington. CrGese que el via
ic v]iolento de Arrodondo a Qucreta-
no esta relacionado con la termina-
ci6n de las confcrencias de Ia conf
sion international, Ia que lie fuG CO
municada al Primer JEFF por cl pre-
sidcntc de la delegation m~cXicana,
Iicenciado Luis Cabrera.
Los carrancistas sigucn tcnicndo
un favorable conccpto del Prcsidentc
Wilson. pues no considcran pcriudi-
cial para Mexico la politica que ha
dcsarrollado y la que ha traIdo por
consecue9c;a n ocupaci6n de terrific
rio ]nac:oaal por fuorZas de los Esta-
dos Unidos. durante diez Y sictc m
SEES. or cl tGrmino que tjcne de est
en- el podcr.
De Ia misma opinion que los miem
bros del gobicrno dc facto es cl en-
bajador en- Washington, Arrcdondo.
Dicho d~iplomatico. POGO antes de So
lir para Queretaro. hiz6 a un diariO
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e. cad5ver del General
carraDcista G. Gonzalez
CU6Iar IIeg5 a E P2sO
LA VIUDA DE DICHO GENERAL
CONDUCE SU CADAVER IA
GA LA CAPITAL MEXICANA.

Ell PASO, Texas. Encro l6.-Dc
Chihuahua fut traido a esta ciudad.
dc paso para la capital de Mexico.
cl cadavcr del general c~arrancista G..
Gonzilcz Cu6lIar. Dicho general mu-
rio en- la ciudad de Chihuahua, a con-
se]cuencia de las heridas que recibid
du~ante cl dItimo ataquc que los vi
llistas cmprcndicron sobre Ia CAPT
tai del Estado, que estaba d]cfendida
Dor las fucrzas del general Jacinto
Trcvi5o.
Gonzalez Cutllar era eI jcfc de Ia
artillcria del ciGrcito del a]ntcccsor
de Franc % Murguia Y fuG quicn
sostuvo. dcsdc el ccrro dc Santa Rosa.
81 ataouc de los viIlistas durantc
cuatro dias. Al ser herido. Il SUI
baltcrnos So Decentralization Y de esta
vcntaia So aprovccharon los villistas
para cmprcnder IN asaIto general So
brc ell ce~rn. logrando dcrrotar a los
carrancistas Y o~uitarlcs las pleas de
,rti1Ior;o orc tan graves neriuicios
b.h;or c,ps,do on las ~fuorzas rchcl-
dos
u y;rd, do CorzaIcz vino acom-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19
FUEAPREHENDID
FL GEREN1IE DEL
BANCO DE- GTO.
Sc lie PUSO EN- PRISON PARA
CUE ENTREGARA LAS LA
YES DEL BANCO a LA
JUNTA INCAUTADORA
:. :, = = = :: :. :: = :. = = :. = = = ::
= Como Sc lleyo a cabo la ;ncau- =
= tacion del banco de =
= Queretaro. =
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:' -pUaaieI:,. E>Dcctal para IL PRtN>A.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero II.
La Secretaria de Hacienda dispu-
so Quc el gcrcnte del Banco de Qua
naiuato. senior Ma Gel DcSeblau. fac
ia a~prcheudido por II policia t inter
made en- una prision. On vista Nc que
81 ucgaha q haccr entrcga dc las la
YES I Ia Junta Incautadora nombra-
Ga por Ia referida Se~crctaria para
que Sc hiciera ca 90 dc las existen-
cias de Ia institution bancaria men
ciouaGa.
La orden sc libr0 hacc dos dias,
como resuItado del informe reUNido
DID,. a.. presidcute dc Ia Junua Incau-
1a.ora. de que no podia cumplir con
Ia comlslou que le fue confiada, por-
que e, ~ereutc del Banco de Guiana
iuato no quc-ia entregar las llaves
que Ie cran pedidas. La SccrctarIa
de Hacienda contesto o]rdcnando que
So procediera entrgicamentc contra
cl senior Dcschleu, para cue cum|iin-
"a o 10 @iispucsto por h superior
dad.
Fuc cntonccs cuando eI gercure Dc.
Banco de G~u"najuato entrcg5 las ia
YES quc Sc Ic pidicron. NJ sin haccr
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Fl. FILlBUSTERO
YlLJOEN MURIO
ENLASCRUCES
FUE UNO DE LOS ELEMENTOS
EXTRANOS CON QUE DON
FRANCISCO MADERO HI
20 LA REVOLUTION.
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:. Tienen ~regocijo en- Ciudad :
= Juarez por cl retro del :
= Oral PersEing. :


correspondence Especial para Ia PItENsA.
Ell PASO, Texas. Enero lT.-Aycr
fuG inhumado en- cl pantcon de las
Cruces. Nuevo Mexico, segun las
informaciones --.asmitidas a la pen
sa de csta ciudad, 81 general B. j.
Viliocn. uno de los elcmcntos extra
nos que don Francisco |. Madcro lie
70 a Mexico para que mataran me%I-
canos, cuando inici0 el movlmlento
revolucionario en- ell que fue apo.
vado por el doctor NazqucZ Come,
NEWSSTAND Carranza, Jose Maria
Maytorena. Jose Maria Pine Sua CT,
Federico Gonzalez CARA y ot"os gu"
formaron el gabinetc del ''prcsricn-
tc provisional" como SC i"ntituio 90"
Francisco cuanGo cl movimicnto ~
mado contra cl gooierno dc! gcuo-ai
Porfirio Diaz.
Viljocn fut emo IL los &."te&: H.
dc Madeso. habiendosc retirado a Ia
vida privada POGO dcspuGs de haoef
cump!ido con la Ultima comisi0n qu'
lie confi6 cl gobicrno madcr;sta, C"
ca de los indios yaquiS, 1 los que S,
trataba dc hacer volvc- al oricn 10
obstante que no Sc les cump!icron d.:
de que Sc les dcvolvcrian
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70 ENVI0 PARA ENSAY9

81 U. h. ensayadc antes TODD y nc ha conse.
guido alivio. acuda ( mi. En- casos dihciles mi
resuItado ha sido rnarav;iloso. Envie el cup6n de
este aauncio. escriba TODD 10 que desea saber. y
lie caviace gratis nj li5ro il;strado acerca dc Ia
Quc5radura o hernia y 81 Curacion. Ell cual infor-
mara ] U. dc mi aparato y los precios. aderaas
de nouh7es de muchas pcrsonas que han ensay-
ado hi apa.ato y que han quedado satistcchas.
Al usar!o da alivio cuaaco otroS bragucfos no
han pod;do. Yo no uso emphasizes. unsuentoe,
no uso arlescs. nj crrahns.
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Cuando Recesite libros espanol, diri-
uJase 4 lgnacio f. Lozan0.-607 Do
lorosa St.-San Antonio, Texas.
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No Use Mas
Bragueros

DESPUES DE 30 AMOS DE EXPERIENCED
HE HEcHO UNAPARATO PARAHOMBRES.
MUJERES Y NINOS oUECURAL LA HERNIA
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TiOl iGElFu.-tunuCtcllc H2lG-- Csiaidd.
~ull,ItI CInilcu. LUp;cSIc>" 4 ~ >nlrl,G
81 flSif.
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y NEIE~;TA ret amar'ra uu" IIrnbl"n i'ic.
G7 ilyIr q TIalrI.al. Bucn >rI"ldu. i%j West
Iir.rra II. .t2i
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60" 'ENTiN on casa particular, us SOlcddd
=. do II"LI~ uUIu"bladd>, con c>iufd>
: IN. t29J
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VENT'AS

k~FNI:U-rInra- "n bIen - conferences, 81.
NJ san LUIS =. : 9Or san Fernando 81.
IaHinlrG AUgg? "Dn cahIllC. DI"tJI>e So
an Ian. = l&'
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Ua>a Il IA ia, piazza, rn!. ia
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AV sos Ur. OCCASION

En- esta srcrIOI tic! Disri". pubiiraIIoS una
ycsquisa scis trcrS CnnSrrutiias p0r IN
PESO CiNCiE NTA CENIANOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19

NEIE-.ID -"l> rrr~tIa- que Iui"rdI u 4
! i-u' pa. "I Tulu.uuI.f mdiiinI >lLddU -.
irr ~ ri mpGr,. prr;TlI Il 20 DoI:IuI -.
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PROFESIONALES:-

gH. FERNANDO l.uPfL- a.. ia FacultId lie
WeAlcu.-Esi r~cIdl,sta en- las Intermediates
,Ip ir> OJuS.-EI3 frady Bldg--Te!etono Or.
1859.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19

-ECi;ETGS NAatllLLOSOS.-Si u>leH ne
sea hallar lCilcIdad. sI"rlc. fortuna. amor.
.lOr!a Y >DSl"Gp. 81 listed hcSel icDer cAi-
70 III ri rUIhcrrin, i CIIc"n i%rIuliiar IN SuS
"mI rc,IS. II qIIcTc harrF'c amar. 81 Qulcre
~HiIr yIC'OrtOSu en- tGdHs SiIs iSun!OS : 10
yTar luIGS Sis ueSeOS. pidl I'M CiirlOSO Ii
hrtiO. JuT l. Scra envtadO gratis Z vucl-
ia de c0rreD. direction: ST. J. Venre. BOX
.. HAhana. Cuba.
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RINERSOS:-

li;!I.h!.0 >~DillFEE@>-ic .~"iiriI~. ~"lio
rifa- y uiIu~. lIUr Illair UIr 49, 81 "NlIdn
IN ca" - r.IrI..ufrrn 3 Iu" d"'rrlpridn>
q L. ,>lci' So iiDrirI-. ir~ frfCriuu =
lmriu p'rGcrI"!mrnir y lG~ d"lu d%rr"gld-
d"~ q "a ullI;Ia mnGa. 1ur ~ Y - c"n,avo>.
IA. liupip. IL ]lt"ynGlh, =. Tclcfonn Gro
rhr1! SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19

TALLER DE EPtRt'IONES-Sc cOmrn.
ncn Fup02rir0,. N:iT'iInl> dc Co>"r. RclD-
Ne>. Arma- V Grmi> Uljcins an#lOgOs.-L.
w.. Rodriguez -iWJ ALE BuCnavl>ia. iaJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19

SE NECESIIiN-mIn"TO, Y IOrnhIcrO, para
lrabiIar IuGn> l"> h.a>. Iirmus aumcnld-
90 lrrnII dc ,. ! 81 rcuIaI"~ per ion"ll-
ia dc carbon rargd!0. Tmm3r"n pd-ainu>
- ,rniayus poi ldrdd adlc.Gnll de cnlrd.
ia. Nina Srra. IT, EHy gases explosives.
GrIca ARE. 'u'Iur que 'rabaIO diucTd :
uEI> htIu i.gaDu. Niir~'Tu- :uIn"rUS ne
Xirauu> nic.U Il" Gn- 4 tres iOila-> rDr
GIa. lUd"u"> alqul.ar CI>as. Bi.ii; Gi,A,>
g., JEWLIT, TENA~.
TUi-iN~.' Eol"l Ir"n arrrIIindp lichiI
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II NECESITA EMPRESS para qIc llov SIS
yeiacas 4 Ia s~>I4c:in . "arnhse swr niue
llr> lG.Dl"l" Il ~I;O,dlrs. T"lcfOLo Crorkr:;
nj.
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Son encargados dc la campana en-
Durango y Zacatecas.
Villa dijo a sus antiques lugarte-
nienteS cue regresaria al Estado de
C'a>A = Ia 6a. pIr.., col. id
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Ret-ato de C. z. Brooks. quien Ia estado
cu-sndo Ia Quebtadura S Hernia por 30 amos.
Yo hagc ! 81 MEDIA : le cnvio saranti5ando
que qucdara & ~corplcta satisfaction 6 devolvcte
e. dinero. Mis- prccins son tan baratos o..
est&a al Glcancc del -ico 6 pobrc para que pucaa
conaprarlo. 81 y. srfre &C esta escribame ahors.
70 terlito este Rparato para que ensaye, 5 asl
probar cue TODD 10 que digo respecto de el es 10
Te.dad. U. cs el jucz. y una vez Cue Eaya leido
II lib.o iiustrado. tclso sesuridad U. sc entus,-
asniari como miles de pacicates.
CuaRdo esc.iba ponga en- cl sob.e efIs1a las
sufc;ea:ss es:Lnpiilas.
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Dedico esta n,:siUo q todos los hombres y Mujeres
Que Sc hnlen sufriendo aiggna enfermeddd cr6nica y secreta
son curGdos con ell agjor 6xto Por Ell acertado especialista
DOCTOR RICARDO CABANEs, MEDICO EUROPEC

Eawai en- sta cuhL I'm los altos del FROST NATIONAL BANK. Plaza Main y W. c
o" $ L3 ,a@,w E -~I lie San Fernandez
Ume ~n~j. con III E,=AmHAo CEutoro nmtdo la aHu-a dc los rrreHs de ea Cue
a. 1T. de JOS 4g -ula2
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4 .HrnNln El.EcIKO.TKERArEITIC

Or. FRANCESCA r.. C.ANSECO. Laredo. To-
49, N,. RS. II ri!"Ila y GlrI-I3 Ecn'raleS-
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Or. FRANCISCO EAIQtEL h0HaE-Llru-
ia general: cSpccialmCnle Intermediates 40
uCdriZ, gaIganIa oiiUs. bilclBa, HV tfosi
SIug., Houston II. y Haln AYE 1alefOnGs:
rr6yrS 4iyn ' GTurEGu 2ES
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G'a>A i Ia 6a. pIr's. col. id
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

and as a convincing indication that
there has been no substantial movement
TO defeat the purpose of the law.
Expects But Few Slackers.
The department expects that there
may be a number Of evasions Of the
registration provision that will look
large in total, but not when the great
number subject to the law is considered.
Many even of those who do evade Tues.
day are counted upon eventually to
come forward to make good without
prosecution. 1t was said tonight that
out of the 100000 officials are con-
fident the slackers will not number
one in 100
Attorney General Gregory reiterated
his request that local organizations aid
in the work of seeing that every man
between q and 80 years Of age in their
communities registers his name.
"The department" he said, "has been
greatly aided in several instances by
volunteer organizations in cities and
towns which have compiled records
and held them available for the de-
partment's use ond also have furnished
valuable information to its agents AS
sistance Of the sort referred to is Of
great value and will be gladly received.
Il urge patriotic men in every sec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03
SLACKERS ARE EXPECTED TO
CAUSE BUT LITTLE TROUBLE
With Ten Million to Register, United
States Counts ON Some TOubIe.

Washington, June 2.-Department of
justice officials are Of the opinion tina,
the situation with respect to the draft
army registration Tuesday is well in
hand, that there will be no really ser.
ious disturbances and that the nation
will wake up Wednesday to find that
outbursts have been sporadic and not
the result of a general feeling against
the law.
1t was pointed out at the department
tonight that more than 100000 men
are required to register under the law
and that it would be surprising indeed
if such a day were to pass off without
incident, as no general election ever
held in this country passes without
some disorder.
Attorney General Gregorys orders
had caused the arrest Of about thirty
persons up to today in connection with
anti-draft propaganda. Only a few
more, probably less than half dozen.
are expected before Tuesday. Such a
showing is looked upon as extraordinary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03
FAILURE or LIBERTY LOAN
MEANS INVASION. TENAN SAYS
Admoinshes That Germany Intends 10
Make America Pay for War.

Austin. Texas, June Addressing n
meeting of business men at Austin. +.
T.. Clayton, publicity agent Tor the elev-
cnth district for the liberty loan, struck
a very serious note. Tie said:
"The people OF this country do not
realize that we are at war. They do
not realize how near the war Is 20 us.
II we fail 20 subscribe 10 the necessary
loans. which will enable our own fleet
and those OF our allies to keep up TO
their fun strength. We win have to face
German invasion.
Ambassador Gerard has told us that
Il Is the intention OF the German gov.
ernment to make America pay for the
war. But do not deceive yourself into
the belief that money will square the
whole matter. Germany IL sore at US
and seeks revenge"
lie emphasized the fact that the pres.
ont call OF two billion dollars represents
G Ia per cent OF the total bank resources
Of the United States and that this il
only the first call. Others viii follow.
The speaker urged that the whole Am.
erican nation must get behind this loan.
must cut out extravaganza and waste.
fulness and be prepared for great sac.
rifices lie pointed out also the ad.
vantage OF winning the war by buying
bonds instead OF being taxed TO an al.
most unbearahle extent, or submitting
10 a war indemnity which would carry
disgrace with H.
Which is better" he said, TO buy
bonds equal In value to per cent In.
dustrial bond and which win one day
after the war become profitable. or To
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

ton Of the country to perfect organl-
zations which will see to the registra-
tion of all names in their communities.
preserving notes showing the personal
sympathies and activities of individuals.
Il do not suggest methods in detail,
as these may be worked out by the
men who are willing to act and are not
otherwise engaged in serving their
country"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03
Wants Exclusive Socialist Rule.

Petrograd, via London, June "A. 1.
Konovaloff, who resigned yesterday as
minister of commerce and trade, is quot
ed today by the official news agency
as saying that the present government
should make way for homogeneous so
cialist committee. No successor to Kon.
ovaloff has yet been named.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Work is being rushed on the new gar
age building on West Main street which.
Patterson Motor company. Mr. Glass
coe, manager Of the Stiles Construction
company, which is erecting the building,
stated yesterday that 1t would be the
largest garage building in the state,
having 27,0O0 square feet of floor space,
The second floor, which is leased to
the Chamber of Commerce band, for
band and social gatherings, has double
the floor space Of any similar hall in
the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03
Prussian Village Burns.

, Amsterdam (via London) June a.
Several lives were lost and As houses
destroyed in a fire which swept the
village Of Klietz, near Schoenhausen,
Prussia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03
TEN PAGES.
1T SINKS rapidly

Boston Transcript: What is a sink
ing fund, johnny"
Pas bank account when the bills
begin to come in"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Frank Overstreet, of Wilson, pur.
chased a new Maxwell during the week
from L. c. Slaughter, local dealer, and
signed contract to act as sub-dealet'
at Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03
THE LATEST STYLE CHALMERS
JUST RECEIVED;
Every Inch Quality Car

ibis Chalmers of today
owu For it not only acts quaity but looks quality.
$500 buys quality than Possibly
more car-yes but qualiy-no.
And should
purchasing Remember heavier 10 rum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

pay out taxes which win never come
back in any form. or the war indem.
nifty, which would be u national humil.
iation?"
The remarks created profound i'm.
preston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

bile repair and machine work, in add,-
tion to its storage battery department
which is one of seven Willard service
stations in Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Installation Of a large acetylene gem
orator has been completed at Ritter *
Sizes machine shop. which makes It's
welding department one Of the largest
in southern oklahoma, II. A. Pallady
has charge Of the welding department
and is a welder Of broad experience
having served in that capacity in the
United States navy.
This shop is now employing fifteen
men, covering all branches Of automo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Two Premiers, roadster and touring
car, were received during the week
by G. w. Crabtree, local Premier rep.
resentative.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Ford service and stamina probably
saved Wyatt Moore, of Sulphur from
serious personal injury and property
loss Friday afternoon when his car aid,
ed him in outrunning the storm which
killed five people at Drake, and did
considerable property damage While
driving along the road near Drake,
Moore saw the storm approaching, and
pulled the gas to full speed ahead He
arrived safely in Sulphur. where he
informed people Of that city of the cy-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

NJ. w. Jones, Of Ardmore, has pur-
chased a new seven-passenger Marmon
from Bert Estes, local Marmon dealer
He went TO Oklahoma City yesterday,
with Mr.. Estes and Ralph Hail, to drive
the new car back to Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Mrs. Amy Lynch, of Ardmore, has
bought new Chevrolet from the II. l..
Simpson Auto company, local Chevrolet
representatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

delivered to him by Moorehead & Tel
ford, local Cadillac-Reo-Stephens dis.
tributors.
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+. A. Beeman, of the Oklahoma Crow
Elkhart company, unloaded a carload
of Crow-Elkharts yesterday. Six ma
chimes were in the shipment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Mrs. Juel Massey, Of Berwyn, bought
a stephens touring car from Moore
head & Telford, local Stephens dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Clollts
Mrs Ralph Hail arrived here We'd
nesday to make her future home in Ard
more. She is the wife Of Ralph Hail.
service man for the Bert Estes Motor
Sales company. Mr.. Hail has been here
for several weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Read the want ads.
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Two Crow-Elkharts were delivered 70
parties in Waurika this week by f. A.
Beeman, of the Oklahoma Crow.Elkhart
company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

r. l.. Davis of Fox, has a new Ste
phens touring car, purchased from
Moorehead & Telford, local Stephens
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Ardmoreite want ads: the best 40.
vertising medium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

o. A. Sparks, of Berwyn, bought a
Stephens roadster during the week from
Moorehead & Telford local Stephens
dealers.
w. 7. Rogers, Of Wilson, is driving a
new Maxwell, purchased from l.. c.
Slaughter local Maxwell dealer.
r. L. Shaply, Of Writ, is driving a
new Oakland roadster, delivered during
the week by the II. l.. Simpson Auto
company, local OaklandChandler.C
rolet dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Miss Jean Ledbetter, daughter Of H.
c. Ledbetter, is one Of the happiest
young ladies in the entire county. FRI
day night, she received from r. A.
Hefner, president of the Ardmore board
of education, a diploma certifying that
she had successfully completed her
work in the city's grammar schools
On the same night, she received from
her father a new Crow-Elkhart as a
graduation present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

J. NJ. Baird, of Ardmore, has bough
sevenpassenger Stephens fror
Moorehead & Telford, local Stephen
representatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

p. c. Dings, Of the Guaranty State
bank, is driving a new Cadillac roadster,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

II. L. Simpson. Of Gainesville, presi
dent Of the H. l.. Simpson Auto com.
pany, visited J. r. King, manager Of
that company's local agency last Tues.
day.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-12
Locals

Atty \. c. Gordon was down
from Lamar Tuesday.
Contractor Almon is building
a garage for Sam Holt,
z. J Osteen of Richards was
q Herald caller Friday,
Cecil Long of Elkhart dropped
into til. Herald office on the 9th
'u-t.
Edward Lockwood is doing
some sign painting in town this
week.
r. H. Dickey Of Fioem"nt was
taking in the sights of the coun-
~ seat Saturday.
Fred Hollister and wife and
Mrs. hewitt were over from their
ranch on the 4th.
] w. Vanderpool OF Carrizo
was the first to file in this coun-
ty under the section law.
Ernest Terral and Tona Bar
ler ran down two coyotes Sun
day in the formers skeleton car.
Uncle Henry Oxenreider. who
has been in poor health for some
time, is again able to visit down
town.
Atty Hall has been appointed
deputy district attorAey-a good
Selection, ard will save hundreds
of.dollars TO Baca county.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-12

w. A. and L. S. Thorn psop
came up from Stonington Satur-
day, the latter to bid in land at
the tax sale.
D. g. Robbins was in town
Monday.
Aft Alien and family came ov-
er from Two Buttes Sunday in
their six cylinder Hudson, to Wis
itNwith Judge Allen and family.
Ex-Commissioner McAdam
was d Springfield visitor the
first OF the week.
Miss Amy Mcclure is assist
ing in the Speckmann drug
store.
Doc Hart has been putting in
some good time with the auto re-
indy purchased of r. C. Zir-