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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
EXAMINING MEN FOR
"ALL ARDMORE" CORPS

The result of the physical examina-
tions given the members Of the "All
Ardmore"' company of engineers yester-
day and today will not be known until
the records Of the examining physicians
can be complied, Captain Patterson
stated this morning. One hundred and
five men were examined up to midnigh.
dents of Ardmore. Those from other
towns were examined today. About
one.third Of those examined will be re-
jected because Of physical disabilities,
If the same ratio holds for Ardmore
men that prevails in almost all other
parts of the country. However, the
Ardmore men are said to be Of unusual
physical qualifications.
Major Boland, Lieutenant Mraz an1
Captain Inman took part in examining
the men yesterday and today. Five men
on the doubtful list have made arrange
ments for minor operations, which, II
successful, will enable them TO join
the company. After the physical eX'
aminations are completed a first SER
geant and temporary squad leaders viii
be appointed who will start the drill
work. "sRE a
Housewife kits" are to be Furnished
every member OF the Ardmore com
pany, according TO plans announced by
the womans auxiliary this morning
All persons who can assist in makina
these kits for the Ardmore men are
asked TO call Mrs. Flora Newman, phone
lat. The outfit consists of needles
thread and other things found to be
useful on the field.
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Why Names Were Withheld.

Washington, June 1.-The Silver Shell
is the steamer referred to- in yesterdays
state department announcement as
having sunk German submarine.
The state department did not an
nounce the name Of the steamer be.
cause officials feel it marks the ship for
further attack, as they believe was the
case with the Mongolia. The Mongolia
after having once been identified with
a submarine encounter, has repeatedly
been attacked as though the submarine
flotilla had set about especially to de
stroy the vessel which had the temerity
to engage 1t with such persistence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
COTTON.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. June Poor
cables held the price Of cotton down for
a while around the opening here today
but fresh buying soon entered the mar.
ket and made for higher levels. After
a recession OF 6 to ~ points active
months went to net advance Of I to 6
points.
Realizing increased at the advance
and weighed against the market during
the rest Of the morning. Toward the
middle OF the day trading months were
"a to q points under the final prices OF
yesterday.
An easy feeling developed in the al
ternoon. offerings increased and were
none too well absorbed. At 1880. tho
active months were 81 to "a points
under the last figures OF yesterday.
The market closed barely steady al
a decline OF 15 TO 81 points.
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New York Market.

New York, June 7.-Yesterday's big
advance was followed by rather nerv-
Gus and irregular cotton msrket today.
Trading was less active and there was
a good deal OF reactionary movement.
Rumors OF an easier -pot basis in the
southwest and an apparent falling off
in the volume OF trade buying around
the local ring served TO encourage re.
dictionary sentiment toward the middle
Of the morning Realizing became more
active with July selling off to 22.76 and
October to 2214. or II TO 10 points net
lower Offerings then tapered OFF and
the market stoadied later I'm the morn.
ing on covering or fresh buying brought
In by the setback OF some % or 80
points from yesterdays high levels.
The market closed steady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
THE ARDMOREITE
PART OF KEET BABY'S NIGHT
GOWN SENT TO FATHER
Kidnspers Stn in Communication With
Parent of Child.

kidnapers Still in Communication With
Parent Of Child.
Springfield, Mo-, June 7-Location OF
the Keet baby still Is as much a mys-
terry as ever. It was requested by
friends of Mr. Keet that an announce
ment be made that the baby still was
safe and would be returned at an op-
perfume time. 1t is understood that Mr.
Keet still is in communication with the
kidnapers. A small part OF the baby's
night gown was in the first letter, and
il is understood similar pieces have been
in each following letter.
So long as Keet shows no inclination
to disregard the instructions Of the alb
ductors of his baby, 1t is believed not
spot OF blood will mar the remnants
Of the child's garment.
After severe cross-examination that
lasted all night and well into today,
county and police authorities here an
nounced they had been unable to
shake, to any considerable extent, the
stories of the seven persons held in
the investigation of alleged abduction
plots growing out of the disappearance
of baby Keet
Officers indicated a belief that none
of the seven had been connected with
the Keet incident, although it previous
ly had been announced that several OF
the suspects had confessed to having
discussed the abduction Of c. A. Glenn
ent. rich jeweler here, child, and st
Louis munitions maker the latter plot
having been broached by German in
terests
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
AUSTRIAN THRUST FAILS.
Italians Resist Advance and Make Fur
fher Gains

Udine, June 4.-tvia Paris June T.
The Austrian advance on the entire
Carso front shows that the enemy com
mand, after repeated attacks in the Vod
ice zone, thought it necessary to make
supreme effort on his left wing,
where every Italian gain constitutes n
double threat on Liabach and Triest.
General Borzevio's assaults failed en-
tirely before the determined resistance
of the Italian troops, who even made a
further advance between Castagnayizza
and Voicizza. the tract dominating the
Brestovizza road, threatening the Her
mada stronghold.
Modification of the line in the center,
south Of Jamiano, is due to the fact that
Austrian artillery on Hermada could
still sweep the front Of the new Italian
positions. The whole situation is prac.
tically unchanged and the Austrians'
positions still are closely pressed and
menaced by gains made by the Italians
in their last advance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
The STONES CAKE PRINCESS
KEPT BUSY GIVING AWAY MONEY
Miss Fluffy, Smiling, Handing Out Money to Housewives
How Do You Do? Have You Fresh Stones Cake
in Your Homew Is Her SahtatiOn
$500 and $1OO Bill will be wrapped in Stones
Cake Friday and Saturday

Distributing money! That's just it,
and take the young lady's word for it,
it's lead-pipe cinch, though she didn't
say it precisely that way. Nearly every
home the Stones Cake Princess cover
ed seemed to have a Stones cake. The
Stones Cake Princess starts out every
day to distribute more money, and don't
be surprised when the Stones Cake
Princess, who is driving in a car with
large signs reading; The Stones Cake
Princess" appears at your door and
asks If you have a fresh Stones cake
in your home. If you have, she will
present you with a dollar bill The
first place visited by the Stones Cake
Princess yesterday was A ST., AIT. The
lady she used stones cake, but she was
out of cake then. The first house to
get a dollar bill yesterday was 129 b St,
IS. w. Have you a fresh Stones cake
in your homer" "Why, yes" Mrs. Ad-
dington replied I'VE are never without
It; we wouldn't eat any other kind of
cake since we began to use the Stones
cake Had she any in the house. Most
certainly she had. Would she let the
Stones Cake Princess see it. OF course
she would and when she got the dollar
bill. Mrs. Addington said: well. this
is the easiest money have ever earned
The cake itself is sufficient inducement
for us to buy 1t, but since you are Civ
ing the money away, l might use it,
Following are some Of the many who
received dollar bills for having Stones
cake handy when the stones Cake Prin
cess called
Mrs. A. C. Addington, 129 B ST., S. w
Mrs. Susan Williams, 129 b St., S. w
Mrs. o. d. Plane, 7O3 4th Ave, N. f
Mrs. " s. Johnson, 7OS 4th Ave. N. f
Mrs. ]. w. Sullivan. 327 F St., N. e
Mrs. NJ. Pottermark, 6O3 7th Ave, N
E.
Miss Mae Meyerson. 615 4th Ave, N
tE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
GRAIN.
Chicago Market.

Chicago, June Although unusual
activity in the corn trade continued to-.
day, strength of prices was far less pro-
nounced than in the previous session.
Indeed, after an early bulge due TO
general commission buying and to re.
lieve lightness of offerings, the market
receded to well under yesterdays finish,
influenced by a general feeling that yes.
terdays sensational advance was
enough for the time being.
Large clearances and decreasing
stocks tended to lift wheat values The
market was also visibly affected by
change in the price of corn. After open
ing IL to 3 l.2c higher, wheat score i
material further upturns and then un-
derwent something of reaction.
Prospects OF a bearish government
crop report tomorrow counted later as
a handicap on the bulls. The close was
unsettled at half cent net decline to 8
cents advance with July 2.22 IL and
September 1876.
Subsequently, fresh advance took
place in corn, the result largely Of q
cessation Of profit-taking by shorts. The
upturn, however, was not maintained.
Prices closed weak at the same as yes.
terday's finish to three cents lower with
July at 1853 IA TO 1852 1-2, and Septem.
ber at 1.42 "a to LAB.
Oats were governed chiefly by the
action Of corn. Price changes, though
were narrow.
Provisions showed a little 6rmness
as a result Of scattered buying on the
part OF commission houses.
Open High Low Close
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Continued from page one)
country right or wrong" It was carried
by North Carolina veterans.
Chief Justice White, veteran Con.
federate officer, came to the reviewing
stand early, but left just before the
Louisiana delegation passed and march
ed with it before the president, arm in
arm with another Louisiana veteran.
Several members of the cabinet, Ana
bassador Jusserand of France and Sir
Cecil SpringR Rice. of Great Britain hal
seats close to the president, and one
or two military and naval attaches of
the allied countries watched the rem
nants of one Of the worlds great armies
march by.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
RS. E. Campbell, 4th Ave. N. E.

Mrs. E. Campbell, 4th Ave. NE.
Mrs. Patterson, AT G St. N. E.
Mrs. G. Porter, sos 7th Ave, N. e.
Mrs. julius Kahn, 224 c ST., S. W.
Mrs. j. w. Weeks, $50 ID St, s. W.
Mrs. Geo E Lamb, GIG B st, N. W.
Mrs. j. Bailey, SOC 3 St.. N. w.
Mrs j. NJ. Jones. 205 b ST., N. w.
Mrs N. McNally. 800 C ST., s. e.
Mrs Bremen, 81 Caddo St, ~ f..
Mrs Apperton. 21 Sth Ave. N. e.
Mrs M. Charles. s23 A ST., NE.
Mrs. e. f. Merriman, 1st Ave-Mill ST.
Mrs. j. S. Mullen, 81 ST.. S. W.
;1rs. w. A. Easley, lis c. S. w.
Mrs. C. w. McCasley, 215 Stanley Boul.
Mrs Joe Lathrop, ia 1st Ave, S. w.
Mrs. b. f. Wymore. Ill 1st Ave S. q.
Mrs II. II. Sayre, 1923 f ST., S. w,
Mrs. j. W. Phelan, 4O1 Stanley Bout
Mrs. Allen Smith. 211 ID ST., S. e.
Mrs j. c. Thompson, 211 q ST., 6. w.
Mrs. w. King, 202 5th Ave, S. T.
Others stops made werea G St, ~ r.
AT, 403; 7th Ave. N. e., 603, COS, 6O7;
1st Ave, S. w. 324. 327; c. ST., N e.,
713, 700. 704' 702. 7O3, 615: 7th st., N.
E. 6O7, sos, $685.; B st. S. w. 12O; Sth Ave.
n. e. 81, 25, 27; A St., N. f., 807, SOL, 8i1,
S15, S23, 9O5, 7O9, 7OS, GIG; b ST., N. w.
SOC, 6O2, COS, 6O3, 521. $40, 512, 5O2, 3O5;
C st. S. w. 800, 224. 221; d ST. s. w.
1875, 119, Ill, 1O5; b ST., s. w.
21S, 215, 900, 224, 226, 2O2, 314; D St.,
s. W., 2S2. 22O, 211, 2O3. 201. 2O2; Stanley
St, 400; G St., s. W., 2O3. 215, 225; F St.
S. w. 2O1. 2O7, 215, 22S. 229; Is C ST., s.
W.; 22 C ST., S. w; 1O5 C ST.. s. w.; Ill
C St., s. W.; ia C ST.. S. W.; 1T C St..
S. W.; 221 St.. s. W.. Stanley boule-
ward 210. 215; b St., s. W.. 129, 121, 120,
III w. Broadway st. 1902. 10S, ia. Ill,
2O5. 215. 217 121. SO5. S11. S15: B. st.
N. w. 119. 121; C st. N. w. 2O7, 2O3,
12s, 121. lis; d st. N. w. 11O. 11s. 122,
100, 1856; 1st Ave. S. W. 124. 12i, ia, 10,
102, ia. lit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
SEEK TO LYNCH SUSPECTS
OF DEWAR BOMB CASE

Okmulgee, June IA mob OF one
hundred men from the southern part Of
Okmulgee county surrounded the coun-
" JAN here at 3 o'clock this morning,
demanding the six men held in connec-
tion with the dynamiting OF the Dewar
waterworks Saturday night Sheriff
Roach, warned Of the approach OF the
men. had secretly removed the prison
ers early In the night The men. heavily
armed. disbanded after a committee had
searched the jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
MARKET O.
V'.lREIlP'l0lR1SI| D q
LIVESTOCK.
LIVESTOCK
Kansas City Market.

Kansas City, June 7-HoGs: Re.
eeipts 1000; steady; bulk 151O@15. so;
heavy l5.75@15.S5; light 15OO@15. go;
pigs lS.5O@14,75. CATTLE: Receipts
5000, including 500 southerns; steady.
Prime fed steers 12.5O@l35O dressed
beef steers l0.00@12.25; southern steers
G5O@l2'5O; cows 6.25@11OO; heifers
S'5OQl2.5O; stockers 7.75@1O.75; calves
7OO@l2.5O. SHEEP: Receipts 1000
steady to weak; lambs 135O@165O; year.
hngs 12.OO@14.00; wethers lO.50Ql2.25
ewes 975q120O; stockers 7.OO@13OO.
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Gen. Wood Guest of Columbia.

Columbia $. c.. June Major Gen.
eral Wood. commander Of the south.
eastern department United States army
here to inspect the site OF the canton.
ment for increments OF the selective
draft army, was the guest OF the city
today et an elaborate reception and de.
monstration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
Profitable Amusement.

Boston Transcript: First Bachelor
Girl-It's an outrage! l was singing
Just now when this slipper flew in
through the window.
Second Ditto--Sing another verse,
dear. and perhaps you1l get the mate
to n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
CASH GRAIN.
Kansas City Market.

Kansas City. Mo-, Jane Cash
Wheat. Unchanged to higher; No
hard. S2SOG2.SS. No. red S2.7SG
2.S2.
Corn: Unchanged TO higher. No
mixed si62G1.64. No. white Si.62
Nl.Gs. No . yellow si626i6a
GOATS: Unchanged. No. white 67c
No mixed 6ip65c
Rye: S215G215.
Kafir and Milo Maize sS.2O@3.35.
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opening of credit of $4,000. 900 reis to
be expended on armament and war ma
terials. Under normal conditions S70,-
100000 reis would be the equivalent of
about S26,OOO,0O0 in United States
money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07

Il hope to see that new hotel COM
pleted in record-breaking time" re-
marked Captain Wilmington. owner Of
Hotel Wilmington. this morning. Ard
more is growing so rapidly that unless
haste is made another one win have 10
be planned before this one is finished.
/ want to see it in operation. There is
more business here now than all can
attend to. and travelling men are obliged
often TO make other towns in order TO
get accommodations for the night.
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TT. Worth Market,

Ft. Worth, Tex, June 7.--CATTLE:
Receipts $500; slow. Beeves 7.5O@12.OO.
HOGS: Receipts 1000; 10c higher; heavy
15.5Ogl5.6O. SHEEP: Receipts 1900:
25c higher; lambs 11.0O@13.0O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

CITY NEWS AND VIEWS
A. NJ. Reites. of Healdton, was trans
acting business here today.
w. L. Simpson, of Gainesville, was
in the city today on business.
Col. r. G. Tabor, of Oklahoma City, is
here today.
G. T. Dunn, of Fort Worth, was a
business visitor to Ardmore today.
j. II. Mcconnell. of Dallas was trans
acting business here today.
Frank Wilson, of Oklahoma City, was
among the out-of-town visitors today.
w. A. Thompson, OF Marietta, was in
the city today.
w. L. Mitchell. of Pauls Valley, was
in the city today.
r. d. Davis, of Wilson, was trans
acting business here today.
Mrs. Ben f. Mobey, OF Wilson, was
in Ardmore today.
VIII Lebus is i'll at the home of his
parents on A street, N. w.
Hardin Morris, a travelling man of
st. Louis, was calling on. the trade here
today.
Dan Blackburn. who is working in
the oil fields, was in the city today on
business.
d. j. Kendall, of Sulphur, is in the city
today visiting his son, Horace. Mr.
Kendall is considering moving his fam.
lily to Ardmore.
Alfalfa throughout the county is re-
ported to be yielding abundantly. Es
pecially is this true Of that grown in the
Berwyn community, where 1t is said to
be the best first cutting of recent years
Marion Pierce, of Fox, was transacting
business in the city today. Mr.. Pierce
states that wheat and oats in that 10
cality are especially fine this season
with promise for a record.breaking crop
The first free concert of the season
by the Chamber Of Commerce band will
be given at Central park tonight, be
ginning at $50 o'clock. A splendid pro
gram has been arranged
William McGinlay, organizer of the
Knights Of Columbus, who has been her,
for several days in the interest of tn,
order. reports that he has secured abou
sixty applications. The class will b,
initiated in the near future.
1t had been the intention of the Re,
Cross society to serve ices at the ban,
concert at Central park tonight. bu
owing to other plans will be unable I,
do so. st. Philips Guild OF the Episco
pal church will serve in their stead.
Bud Ballew, of Lone Grove, who 4
interested rather extensively in tn
cattle business, states that he viii hav
some fine stock to exhibit at the secon,
annual Carter county fair. He has som
fine blooded cattle on his ranch tina
look like prize winners at present.
Leroy Bickle, who was one OF the firs
to venture in the moving picture bus
ness in Ardmore. when he opened tn
Theatorium several years ago. was her
today. For some time Mr. Bickle ha
been in charge Of a film branch e1
change at Dallas, Texas.
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on the multiplication Of patriots, with
the assistance Of hydroplanes, as the
quickest way Of disposfng of subma-
rines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
BRAZIL BEGINS PREPAREDNESS
CAMPAIGNS; VOTES 260OO. .0OO

Rio Janeiro, June THE goverl-
ment has issued decree for the
formation OF first section Of coast artil-
lery. The decree also calls for the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-07
WONDER VALUES AT
DILWORTHS

Quart Mason Fruit Jars, doz---59c
p gal. Mason Fruit Jars. doz.--8ic
1Oc Mason Jar Rubbers, doz---- &c
100 lbs Granulated Sugar-----S915
Choice California Lemons, doz.--19c
Sweet Navel Oranges, for------l0c
Crystal Sherbet Glasses. for---49c
3 big 10c Toilet Papers for------24c
Large glass Water Pitchers---29c
Large glass Berry Bowls-------l9c
Heart Of Wheat 0ike Cream of
Wheatl -lJc
6 thin Table Water Tumblers---59c
bars White Laundry Soap for--29c
3 cans Pet Milk for----------29
5-lb. boxes Chocolate Candy, finest
made, regular 4Oc to soc value,
per box
3 big No. 2l2 cans Hominy------29c
THE DILWORTH co.
22i w. Main Phone 10i
Fruit Jars are Going upii
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DESTRUCTION OF
U-BOAT VERIFIED

Continued From Page one)
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This May Make Somebody Mad
Take a Chance and Read 1t!

To the announcement made through the rmO several offering lend
in o ch,for six
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ion bewee gesof
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SHIKNG STACKING that The
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u. c. V. PARADE is
REMARK ABLE ONE

Continued from page one)
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A. NJ. Reites, of Healdton, was trans
acting business here today.
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w. L. Simpson, of Gainesville, was
in the city today on business.
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Col. r. G. Tabor, of Oklahoma City, i
here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25

other organizations and feel very
optimistic over present prospects Of
success. Our collection will he sent
direct to national headquarters in
New York city. The National Special
Aid society. working for the benefit
OF the aviators. cooperating with the
Aero club. and advised by r. T.
Davidson. chairman of the Red Cross
War Council. has advised the city
federation that The wants OF the
aviatOrs can best be met through the
work OF the National Special Aid So
riety. with the cooperation and coun-
sci OF the Aero club"
1--WE are daily asked the question
Doesn't Uncle sam provide for the
aviatorsT Replying TO this We would
ask Doesn't he provide for the boys
IN the army and navy While this
is true, still we knit, sew, make sur
Sical dressings. etc. Thus we see
that II they have special needs. the
aviatOrs have eminently greater ones
because Of the fact that our birdmen
are a later addition to our army
equipment
Our committee viii be on duty at
some convenient downtown location
with a treasure chest, TO receive all
donations TO the T. and T. fund on
November u. ut which time IL is their
desire TO have the cooperation Of
everyone in Fl Pas0-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-25
Tells HOlU to Step q
Bad COs5g5
Surprising results from This home
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and costs uetIc.
$500. 49,. -.

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