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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
SINGERS MAY
ASSEMBLE HERE
THE CARTER COUNTY SINGING
CONVENTION MAY MEET IN
CONVENTION HALL HERE.

J. T. Spears. q member % the Carter
County Singing Convention committee.
asked the use u the Convention Han
TO- the convention al lis first meeting
q 1918. which vii b. heid the first sat
urday and Sunday in Jauuary. IN case
the other members 0f the convention
are in favor Of Arimore as meeting
place Mayor Roberts tod Mr. Spears
that the hall is intended % BE- used for
conventions and assemblies. but that
those using & must defray their part of
the expenses The proposition was tax
en- under consideration b. the cOmmis-
son and a definite reply win be made
the latter part q the week
Citizens d the southwest part Of town
asked for lights % b. placed On some 0f
the corners that have not yet been light
ed The mayor promised that some time
during The week the council would az
tend % an places requiring lights.
John Vs. Holman. Of the Holman
Plumbing company. complained % the
colocI because 0f a letter that had been
serf t0 the santa Re- relfive % some
worz that had been done here D. the
Hoffman, company In running tle SAM
itsry sewer lire across the storm sewer
ir the northeast part of the cIty. the
Hofuznn people cut through the storm
8rer doing so they said. q; the order
~ tie city engineer several months ago.
This is "a violation of tte city ordnance
ard p carbou COPY n p letter sent % the
Hcdmann company bad been mailed o.
tte Santa Fe people showing whereby
they Rad v.oiatei rhe ordnance Mr
H9Fmann states that the letter had re.
tf lu l7t n damage % bis COM
iorr. ~ lt -znocks~ them before they
were sIsel hearing and permitted o.
explain. The cour.s. s.l9ners wW .uses-
timte the matter
Hesrs Pierce and Clark ~ Okah0-
~ City FarrssentiIz ar Insurance COM
raur. who are in the city classifying all
b1Idi1gs and rating them were pres
err and made talks il regard 10 how
Arimore may secure p lower insurance
rate. BIZ. Pierce said. THE city 0f Ari-
more ls classed in the fourth class.
wii-l .s considerably lower than o.
Should b. considering the size of the
ciig This place is rapidly coming OUT
0f the town class and D. getting o. b.
a city and should have a lower ratiue
This ean be- done in several ways any
frame partition between two buildings
win give that building a higher rating.
and fhe Keeping of infammalle mater
iais such a. gasoline. trash. etc.. in %
careless condition around the place has
a tendency % give that building a
higher rating some people think that
gasoline ia just as safe iu a bottle as o.
b. in q can. but this IS mistake.
-rhe Gre department. should make reg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
HINTS ON GROWTH
AND HARVEST OF
SPANISH PEANUT

Carter county now has approximate
-y s9l1 acres II Spanish peanuts grow
ing for the market Al this time last
year. 1000 acres would have covered all
grown for feed and for market. And
those farmers who grew them for mar
ket last year got a foretaste of the splen-
did profits of the peanut over any other
crop.
This year the yield is far better owing
% the more favorable season together
with the growers gradually becoming
better acquainted 18th the planting and
culture q peanuts.
Il now remains for this vast acreage
20 be- harvested iudiciously in order 10
command the best market prices. The
man who has several acres can be- as.
sured n a thresher or picker this year.
and after ihr-shing or picking he vii.
have an abundance of choice feed stun
besides having from 90 % 30 bushels
u peanuts per acre FOR the market
IL is important now 20 leave the pea.
nuts in The ground until the greater per
cent ~ them are matured In the pi0-
ueer peanut growing sections the only
time limit on the standing crop Is the
frost. But in every instance the more
experienced growers advise % get the
benefit of August and early September
rains by defering the peanut digging %
! late October or early November In this
section growers should not dig this year
before the middle of October and not
I then unless threatened with frost Early
harvest not only sh0rteus the yield but
IS likely % discount the sample on the
market by showing a large per cent %.
iwarfed OF light weight kernels chat
I really have little cr no value % the
/ Manufacturer These are not only 0.
no value but involve great expense iH
removing that class of kerne. from the
/ better class.
There is far greater risk of sour.Ig
/ the pre-matured douEhIike kernel than
I the perfectly maturei and iu case Of
s0ureI kernels the value is again re-
ducei From every point ~ reason
based on experience of pioneers. it D.
urger that the farmer should NOT bs
| too hasty ln digging the peanuts.
The Ardm0reite later in the season
viii publish suggest -I0ns Of modes Of
ldlgg.1g curing and ttre-hirg This ir
/ formation Wll De- reliable Farmers have
/ feel obliged % learn hy expensive eX
I rerierca VIZ by sending delegations int.
! ineignb1riug states 20 learn NJ 'la s1c
ceseive steps ir commercial peanut ca.
Z ura and harvest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26

Are you one Of the hundreds who
have tined many different tonics and now
say -Dandrufi can't be s,opPedF
II so, remember. PomPeian HAIR
Massage is not only tonic, ifs treat
resL This treatment is carefully descnbed
in a leaAet, The Hair and rs Care
enclosed in every package
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26

ula- Inspections q all the principal
buildings and the commission should
PASS stricter building ordinances ]
have noticed that while sou have splen-
dii fire fighting machines you are short
- ladders d0ubt ve-y much z sou
could reach the Third story of a building
wirh the ladders you have now
u have noticed that you are erecting
a frepr00f building here. but / also saw
that some of the reinforcing of that
buIling vas showing through the wall
Tf.. ell never do. The minute q fire
strikes that reinforcing. il wll give way
and q l0t q damage VIII result"
The commissioners then asked SIR
Pierce f his company had copies o.
ordinances that might BE- passed that
would make the buildings safer IT has
any kind q an ordnance that a town
could use" said 3lr- Pierce. and We
would b. glad % submit them % you"
Mr Clark then made a short talk On
regard 10 rates He said we DO not
make these rates. buildings make the
rates necessary. The same schedule Of
rates is used in al parts Of the United
states We rated this town three or
four years ago. and. as q general thing
the rates - down al the people learn 20
buud more inteLigenIy Sometimes. in
inspecting a building We find devices in
stalled inst cause a tigter rating
These rates are chsngeab'e. A p0O.
uudlng iu a blocS ma. affect the whole
block and cause higher rate on b.
4 All builders should get apparatus that
has been passed by the fire underwriters
The insurance companies 90 not want
buildings with q high rate. and in many
cases. where the town Is growing rapid
.g they rtfuse 20 write insurance there
20 all
Your fire department should Grin ev
try member so that they wiu Enow tha
construction of every building in the
downtown district s1 that ther wiu DE-
able % 60 into 10 with tne.- eyes closed
knowledge ~ the construction of mann
n the larger buildings might save them
s0Tra day"
The mayor and commissioner statel
that they want "a lower rate for Ard
more and viii have the company submit
ordinance that MAY result in iower.n-
the rate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
ALLEGED DRAFT RESISTERS
GIVEN DIREFUI ADVICE
Witness Testifes W. c. L. Told to Hill
Peace Officers.

Enid Okla SEPT -f.-The government
rested late yesterday afternoon % tse
antidrafl cases. on trial ir the ie.e-il
court here. with more damaging -ez.i-
mony given late in the hearing sgllist
Tobe Simons Ciure Iseuhour and Wal
ter Phillips, three of the eleven ieien J.
ants
Witnesses testified that Sim0ns aud
Phillips spoke al a meeting of the Work
ing Class Union al Browns dug0ut. %
and told the men Of draft age 70 take
to the brush and shoot the offices #
they came after them
The ". c. L.. al the time 4 the ar
rests Of the defendants. was pla1ninE
@ state convention 70 arrange fo. suns
and ammunition. witnesses sTore. and
i was said the plans Of me W. c. L.
included seIzing the arms u n0ne
guards in various counties.
Learn War Game. Then Desert"
Witnesses said that Clure Is=nhoner
advised boys 10 go % war se; their
training and desert; that IseuhOuCr re-
ported 20 members that o. A. Miller was
lFiA ~ NF TT ArANA VIII Ailr rNAl--r To At-E
organization. and for members 70 t-r 20
stop him and II be d.d not stop TO get
away with him. that IsenhOuer wluci
members on another occasion that spies
.and secret service men were in the meet
Ing and suggested that -the J0n- Boys
would have 70 wait on them"
j. C. Harrod. one " the government
witnesses. who cut his throat Friday %
Ian attempt % commit suicide through
fear Of the W c. C oath. othar slt-
nesses said. was or the stand yes-er. sy.
Wanted TO Protect Neighbor,."
Toward the close " his testimoar he
was asked % tell the jury why he wisiel
20 die Iu q voice So low none but the
court stenographer could hear 'e re-
piled:
Il was willing 90 suffer. Us tried Co.,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
Don't Say: "Dandruf Can't
Be Stopped"

The massaging (labbing) Of the scalp
wakes up the roots Of the hair to new life.
This massaging also opens the pores
ofthe scalp to the wonderfully stimulating
liquids in Pompeian HAIR Massage.
Dandrua goes. Your hair will become
and stay healthy, vigorous and attractive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
GERMANY HAVE PLENTY or
MONEY WHEN WAR ENDS

Amsterdam, Sept. 26-Count Won
.Roedern. secretary Of the German Ir'-
pe-ial treasury. discussing at q meet.
ing held ln Berlin, the seventh wa- lean.
said that there was no fear that sub
sci i1ti0ns would denude the money mar
set Of the necessary funds for re0r.
ganization of foreign trade after ihc
war. The Reichsbank with the whole
German banking world had already pre-
pared great scheme fog takinc Up
and granting loans on war suoscrip-
-i1ns. which would mean the demobili-
zat.on ~ the country's wa. money. in
view of tine conditions after the c0nclu.
sion OH peace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26

rather than tell the things I kaew ]
would have % tel here against my
reighb0rs. Guess I think more of fly
nelghbors than ! should
Hsrrod lives i- the immediate viclU4.y
II the eleven defendants on trial The
old man testified 10 having joined the
vs.. C. L. two years ago. He told u
the activities OF ~Rube' Munson. alleged
state organizer. and declared that the
real purpose of the organization was %
rebel against the governmental resisi
the draft The Utopian dreams Of coG.
quest already described in detail By
other witnesses. he affirmed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26

iln'o1 sept -G-Andrew Eonar
law. chancellor of the errhe1uer eav.
ihe Daily Ma1 has been informed tha,
hs eldest son. Captain j. Is. Law. b.
D G. is missing His second son. Lieut.
=. law has been "a prisoner of tr.
Turks since last April and firf
fon A1thony IS private.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
PLAN EMIGRATION FROM
INDIA TO NEW WORLD
Britain Would Place Native, ia Jamaica
and IrInidad


London Sept. l0.-|C0rrespondence %
The Associated PressJ-A plan for er.
co1mging the emigration Of native Ia
bore-s from r4.a 20 British Guiana
Trinidad Jamaica ana FIH announced
by the British government IS expected
% result 90 the permanent settlement
of many thousand of East Indians .n
each u these four colonies three of
which are close enough 20 the Atlantic
seaboard of the United States % make
the project Of nelgh1oriy interest %
the American people.
The object o. 90 provide @ fair sub-
sutute fOr the abolished system Of .n-
dentured OF contract East Indian Ia.
b0r ln some countries % which In.
dans used % 90 under the lndenture
system. their coming Jed. az o. was
bound 90 lead n the end. o. serious
trouble They were white communities.
which wanted the labor NJ the East
Indian. but dil not want him as "a s-t-
tier.
10 is claimed thar there was and BE-
no cue ton 0r that kind in the case
of the four grown colonies selected as
areas f0r the new settlement scheme.
They zach possess already large and
prosperous IndaiH c0mmun.tIes Their
industry s troph.cal and depends on
Asat.. labor. which they have been
accustomed to obtaining from India
without ang sense OF grievance on
either side.
Ia11rer wE1 enlist under tHe new
DIAN #A serve % proullolar period
of three years employment .r tr..r
neW homeland before being invited t1
become audho'taTs During This U-9-
1at.0nar period 0r employment under
government superu .0H. theg wm be-
trained and fitted f1r the neu conditions
oi .fe at che same time afforI.rs tHe
colony tre benefit of their labor.
on fut arrival tbe Immigrant viii
undertake WYr. i1r o. period of .1
months ur.er selected amrDrrre he
wAl thrr he cree o. NOV. from ono .r.
p.1f'r '1 another at months uot'e.
being encouraged to work f1. the ereu.
ine 'vr1 ali o. HaIf ye1as ir agricultural
industries oi tle offer of numerous ben.
eiits subsequently, as coIouist AT
ro time WII he Da under any linden.
t1re or contract tfs relation between
Dim and Dds employer being exactly
the same as tmt prevailing boz tho
colony between aly employer and em.
u.o.e
For fhe protection 0f tho immigrant.
the government vil decide who may
o. mat not employ them.
a flH minimum wage wn be fixed
end Hn be revised every five tear.
on the basis 1f changes in the cost of
uv.rr
a. -,ou as tle worker has c8mp.et.I
ih1ee fcus employment he win have
ihe choice of returning to India FOL. ba.
coming % permanent settler. If he
chooses the latter land wHl be put at
n'. disposal 1y the colonial govern.
ment
The emigration from India of entire
families wli be encouraged as ar o..
possible. particularly of families coB.
la.n.ng Young unmarried girls who ma.
become in the colonies ue wives of otb.
er Immigrants Women uuarcompar.ef
h' ther iamH.e $500 not be- assisted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26

Lot ~ feet fronting on % stree,
northwest. corner Fourth avenue or
pavement. with five room house rov
paying 10 per cent Interest on e. sol
gross WIN sell for $3.50. Cash or
terms. Roy Alexander. owner. Phone
i69 or 1869. az
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
Gases at HENRIETTA.

Henryeita. Okla. sept 2s.-The trial
OF Bert jenkins. Mike Brashears and 9TH
ers. alleged Working Class Union 1len-
'bers. charged with the dynamiting q tine
Dewar waterworks system on the night
Of June ? viii come up tolsy for near.
llrg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
FOR SALE.

Lots in every part Of town Cash or
terms. Let me show you what have.
BOY Alexander owner. Phone l6s or
1858. 25-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-26
Earl Edrcunbe Die.

london. sept William Henry
hoFcumne fourth earl n Mount EIr
clmbe lond lieutenant and Vice admiral
oi Cornwall died today at Plymouth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-21

the newsboys, which is 20 be quite the
: biggest event in their eyes, for Christ
mas day, at noon.
H a. Davis. chief mechanic Of bat
terry F. of the 13end field artillery,
at Camp Bowie, is home to spend ten
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ G.. B. Davis, Of 1901 East Boulevard.
Mrs. s. 3. NewComb and children, JO-
seph and Mary Irene. Of SandersOn,
and Mrs. G. +. MCNail Of Valentine,
have also come home for the hOlidas
season. to make the reunion at the
Davis home complete.
Mrs. $ Goldstine OF Canton. Ill, is
returning east tonight following a
visit Of several DAYS in FL PasO with
her son. Pvt. Aubrey GOl7stiue, Of
c~-ovany a. Of the Eighth engineers
While in FL Paso, the visitor vas
~ch entertained. Mrs. L. G. Open
heimer, Of 91G West Missouri. Re ug
among her hostesses, who gave a din
ner at Hotel PasO del Norte. follow ed
by a second like event at the Harvey
house.
Much to the joy OF her scores Of
friends in FL Paso. Mrs. William Ho-
garth is arriving on the morrow, to
be the guest. over the holidays. Of
A. Lay No one enjoys q larger &C
quaintanceship than does this former
prominent matron. who for years oc-
cupied a high place in church. social
and club circles OF the city, especially
In the Y W and charities. Her re-
mOval to Arizona a few months ago.
caused general regret. and her return
is sure 20 signal many pleasureahl6
welcoming COurtesies-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-21

on The time OF the gay Lotnario has
passed He used to be Il pant Of this
promenade, but now he has gone 10
war. or, If he hasn't he finds no
pleasure In the L street promenade.
Perhaps some enterprising citizen
Of sleepy Philadelphia viii come TO
Washington some night. realize the
gold mine that awaits the man who
offers amusement here. and start 10
work The police force won't like IL
because ii viii mean keeping the
streets open after 10 but 7 know
hundred girls that viii be keen for
the man with the idea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-21
EIPosoans Auay.

Mrs. z. C. Hammel went TO san An
tonic this morning.
Mrs. J. Rex went 70 Kansas City on
the Santa Fe train Thursday.
J. ". Cowdus viii go to Houston
On the Sunset Limited Saturday
C. Grossman VIII go 90 san Antonio
on the Sunset Limited Saturday.
". A. Monson went to Ogden. Utah,
on the Santa Fe train Thursday.
Miss Violet Hreman went to Waco
on the Sunshine special Thursday.
J. 3. Dale will go TO Dallas this
evening on the Sunshine SPECIAL
Miss Daisy y. David-oI is leaving
Saturday for washington D. @
Miss ID. r. Brown went to Portland.
Ore. on the Santa Fe train Thursday
Z. C. Duncan left for Los Angeles
on the Golden State Limited Friday
B. ". Griffin went TO east Texas
points on the Sunshine Special Thurs
day.
Mrs. Z. S. Blackmon went 20 Ar
cady. Ii, on the Sunshine special
Thursday
tonic this evening on the sunset
4. J. Mcouatters went to Los An
geles on the Golden State Limited
Friday.
r +. Walter went to Pecos Valley,
~ ALss OA the SUNSHINE Special 4 AA-AA
day evening.
Yrs. R Underw God will go TO Birm-
ingham, Ala, on the Sunshine Special
this evening
Miss Lucy Donavan left for Fort
Worth and Dallas on the Sunshine
Special Thursday
Mrs. ". r. Daniels and daughters
VIII go 10 Terrell, Tex, on the Sun
shine special this evening.
Miss Nellie Hanahan and Miss Ber-
nice Thorn went to Denver, on the
Santa Fe train Thursday.
J. F. Dehe-man. quartermaster
TRANSPORTATION department. left Thurs
GAY to spend the holidays with rela-
lives in Terrell. Tex
Going to Join her husband at Camp
Travis, Mrs. f L Harris left today
for san Antonio. where she Will en-
JOY the holidays Mr.. Harris IS now a
lieutenant.
]. s. Buck babe farewell TO his
many FL PasO friends. and left Thurs
day night for san Pedro. where he
Will be in training with Uncle Sans
recruits.
Mrs. Celia BritIaud. OF 1905 Pros
pect avenue is leaving Saturday night
for Oakland. TO join her son. recentlv
enlisted IN crew $50 Of the Mosquito
fleet OF the navy.
A. Weise leaves tonight for san
Francisco, where he is to enjoy
Christmas with friends Later on. he
win go to Los Angeles to greet the
New Year with acclaim, having ac-
cepted an invitation TO join friends At
he Elks' club.
Some Of Aoy's teachers are going ]
for their holidays TO the following /
places: Mrs. Ota Grammer VIII spen-
Chri-tmas and New Years with he
parents at POnta- Texas: Miss AID !
Barnes viii visit in Beaumont; Miss Z
Mary Young Milan fill visit in Fort /
Worth; Mrs. Lenna Dalton IS to visi I
her son. who is al Camp Bowie; Miss I
'Iayme HODGES plans to 60 to Dem Z
ing. n. NJ; Miss Nell 2. LYONS gOe I
70 Las Cruces. as does Miss Ele2nor /
Lyons: Hereford viii be the objective I
iOint for Miss Elizabeth LeCrand ]