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Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
Wanted-Situation Male

WANTEn--N'c,'i l.. hF-'.A ."...: 5. man. willing to work. is Su...'.,.s "' mother and must have work. Cali 15o- West Wa ehington St. de
 AUt NC MAN seeks connection with responsible company where loyal sel< vice will lead to something worth while. At present employed. Experienced in wholesale line. Box 49P Republican,. bp
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
Cash or Terms lPhoemix Auto Clear
 ing House
WILLARD LYNGEE. MGR. 253-235 w. Washington St.
 Phone 1I19

CARS CARS CARS
 Our New List of Cars WE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL ON
 EASY TERMS
 1917 Chandler Club Roadster,
 all dolled up ............. seo0.Oo Maxwell 1916 Touring ........ 425.0O Ford Touring 1915; new rubber
 and many extras .......... 350.00 Maxwell 1916 Touring 315 GO Cadillac Truck .......... 300O0 overland S3 Touring .. 45000 Chevrolet 1917. new rubber .. 4I5Oo Moline Truck .............. 5000 Buick g.; white enamel speed
 ster: new rubber and in per
 feet shape ..~.............. 10000
 MARTIN BROS. MOTOR co. 340 E. WASH. ST PHONE 1339 f
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17

It makes no difference what your wants may be, you can nave them sup piled by using and reading The Re. publican Classified i'ages 5 Leading Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
20-ACRIl BARGAIN

io-ACRE RANCH. Phone 2R2. dg
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
McArthur Brothers
A few of the bargains we have for sale

Buick<>liEht six ................ sJo Chevrolet Touring. 1917 model ...S J5U Cole Four. Touring ........-....$ c9U Dodge Touring. 1918 model .....s G50 Dort Touring. 1917 model .......$ 500 Ford Touring 1917 model ......s f50 Ford Speedster. factory body ...S 495 kissol Roadster ..............$ 500 kissel Specds.cr .................s 250 Maxwell Touring. 1917 model ...s S50 Metz Touring 1911 model ....s 5o0 Mitchell Touring 1916 model .....s i50 Nash Roadster. 1917 model 5000 Overland Club Roadster. 1917
 model ........... 55O Overlan Touring, 1916 model ...s 550 overland Touring model 19 .....s S50 Overland truck ..................S 250 StudebakCr Touring ...........$ $50
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-I am leaving town and Will sacrifice my 1911 Ford touring car; good rubber new top and scat covers: motor. the best Ford motor in Phoenix. runs like new. Light touring car; good rubber; fine motor. runs like new; good paint, starter, lights. VIII sell this car $200 less than a new Ford. See them at 609 East Adams until ] D. m. today. These cars are going to sell today. it
 SIX cylinder. 40 h.p. car in ins mechanical shape; would make dandy roadster. or fine pumping motor, s125. See Father at Roper Motor e. h..
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
For Sale or Exchange Calif. .-Ariz. Trades

we are well equipped to handle California Arizona trades. What have you?
 TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co. i0S x. CENTRAL. AVE. PHONE 49s2.
 lp
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
Auctions
ATCTION SALE SATURDAY. r. M., AT TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE, IL AAt A,I1 A-I.1,-AN- s.n,


 ATCTION SALE SATURDAY. l r. M., AT TAYLOR'S $
 AUCTION HOUSE.
 24l W. WASHINGTON ST. Plenty of good furniture in this sale. We always have it. Why onumerate? ranch wagon with hay rack. 1 light wagon, 1 surrey. buggy, liNl6 port able tent with frame-it is good one, hay hsling outfit, r h. ?. Waterloon gss engine Case press This is a good rig. If you have anything to sell bring it in-alWays room. We have the peo- pie. they come 10 buy. Don't miss the sale.
 TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER,
 Phone 1917. It C. O. McMURTRY. best known live stock auctioucer in the state. For dates sc |. C. Galland, Valley bank. It
 AUCTION SALE TUESDAY. AUG. a. on Lateral IS and Grand Canal, three and one half miles south of Glendale. three quarters ut mile north of Cartwright, on the br. Hughes ranch.
 COMMENCING AT 10.3O O'CLOCK Having decided to lease my ranch, l Will sell at public sale all of my per sonal property. described as follows:
 so HEAD OF CATTLE Thirty Wcll-markcd IIolstcin COWS, ircsh and coming fresh.
 10 Head of good Durham COWS. 10 fine 2carlins Up'to two-ycar- old heifors
 70 calves up to yearlngs, steers and hcifcrs
 HEAD OF HORSES One team of bay gclding work horses weighing 240O poRnds; 1 team of good hay mares. weighing about 1900 lbs. each. 1 three -Ncar-old bay fillcy, 1109 lbs; COW pony. good saddle and biz gray mule, weighing about 1850 lbs. Eray mule. weighing about 1850 lbs. IS hogs averaging 150 lbs. each.
 MACHINERY
 Two sulky blows. 1 disc gang plaW, hay rake, 2 mowers good farm wagons. harows. 1 walking blow 1 frur-horsc grain drill. hay derrick complete. F horse gas engine. 1 four horse disc, bordering disc, harness for eight horses. complete set of small tools
 NEW EMPIRE MILKING MACIINI, Engine and all equipment s milk cans, buckets, etc.
 100 CHICKENS
 Mostly Rhode Island Reds.
 TERMS OF SALE All sums of sl00 and under cash. over that amount a credit of siN months will be given, purchaser givine approved ton per cent note. Two pei cent off for cash.
 C. Q. McMURTRN, Auctionccr.
 l.. c. GALLAND. Clerk
 J. T. ROGERS, owner
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
Wanted-Situation Female

SITUATION WANTED by colored lady tsiloress. well experienced in all terations, desires position in tailor shop or dressmaking parlor. Address 151s E. Jefferson, Mrs. W. T. Elan. Phone 2150. hr
 WOULD LIKE CHILD to care for. can give good home and care. s07 W. Monroe St. hp
 LADY with little girl. wishes posi- ton as housekeeper. Phone l24J2. hn
 PRACTICAL NURSING. - Phone S162 9hg
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
Qg1g]alr r@llQlG@' d
 Used Cars

Cadillac "S" ................. .s1750 Nash touring $50 Chalmers. like new .. 900 Studebakcr touring ... 700 Overland Roadster ...... 450 fUfu CfaSSlS ....-..-... 70 Studebaker ............ $50
 If you are looking for a good guar anteed used car see W. H. Grant PHOENIX MOTOR co.
 First and Van Buren. Phone l406
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
FOR sALE-Several fine farms. ir.

FOR SALE-Several fine farms. ir- rigatod and unirrigated, in White mountains and near Apache railway terminus. All at q bargain Address. Chas. l.. Rhoton. Lakeside Ariz. Sgb
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 PATENTED LAND
 so acres at railroad station, fenced, 40 been in barley. house. well, cant be beat for 5000 per acre. 160 acres. two miles to railroad sta ton, fine level land, s15.00 per acre, terms.
 S2O acres, so fenced and plowed house and well, s17.Oo per acre, terms ESTABLISHMENTS
 160 acres northeast, a buy at s7.50 per acre.
 16O acres, close in, at 5000 per acre. 160 acres, near Toltec, $J.O6 per acre STATE LANDS-Now leased or bought.
 16O acres up at s2.Oo to s70o per acre.
 $. C. MILLER COMPANY g North First Avenue, Creighton Bldg
 If WATCH PhoeniX grow Houses and land bargains. Twelve lots 5Ox150 ft f; well shaded; five modern houses three garages. all for s13,000; $4000 Casn ana Dalance 10 Sult' swell f. oom brick; modern; $2,250; $1,000 cash. balance to suit. Swell new G. room house; close to Library; s4.00O This place is s1.250 too cheap: terms to suit reliable parties. Acre and 1 one half tracts across from Celery ! Wig park: s35O for one-half acre; $500 per acre. sixty acres near new park s15,0OO. 5000 cash. balance LOCO per year. NJ. H. Shelton, 215 West Washington q 1 INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE & EMPLOYMENT co. 1 AT E. Washington-Phone 1922 If 1 BARGAINS in residence, ranch and business property. improved or unim V. proved,
 W. K. JAMES
 la North First St .'
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
LITTER BARGAINS

LUTHER BARGAINS
 o-room frame house modern. shade. in good shape. on west Lincoln St. Want 10 trade for good house and lot close in. Will pay cash difference.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 ll0 \. Central Ave. Phone HOS. IL
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
For Sale-Automopiles

FOR SALE-Dodge touring car, 5- passenger, 1918 model. New tires all around, ran less than 3000 miles, in Al condition. A bargain if taken at once. See Chas. Korriek. bp WE WILL GIVE THE MOST LIS ERAL TERMS ON THESE GOOD HIGH GRADE CARS NOT A BIG l CAR ON THE LIST NO ENPEN- THIS MEANS.
 | 1916 Oldsmobilc "S'' roadster. .... $500
 Refinished and new top Al l mechanically.
 | 1918 Overland "i s5" roadster $500 This years car, and rcfinished i beautiful gray with gold
 stripping.
 1 1918 Maxwell touring ............s sIO0 Run less than 2000 miles, in perfect mechanical condition 1915 Buick 'C-25" speedster. $i00
 DclcO electric stating and
 lighting system: painted rich
 shade of yellow. and Al me
 Chanical condition
 ] 1915 Ford Speedstcr S35O 1 Repainted and overhaulrd: the best value in town.
 |. LIBERAL TIME PAYMENTS.
 FERGUSON-KEELER co.
 521 \. Central. Phone l253 If FORD Touring car, excellent condi- ton. brand new Goodyear and Kelly Springfield tires, locking switch. radiu, braces. lIasslcrs and extras. S400.0a 1S21 West Jefferson st. It FORD TOURING, 1914 model. prop erty of tho L. $. Geological Survey. {, be sold at public auction Saturday. August 11th 1918. 1 D. In. by the Biehl Auction House, 1st Ave. and Jefferson. or, USED CAR-If you are looking for a good used car guaranteed 10 be in Al condition. sec W. II. Grant. Phoe- nix Motor Car Co, First and Van Buren: Phone 14os. If
 \ BIC BARGAIN
 My brand new car, only driven few hundred miles just enough 10 be broken n good. This car now sells for Sle00 and can be purchased at saving ot over s300 for small cash | pay uieIi anu easy lcTl1S on tle pal ance. If you are in the market for q high grade car and want to save the dealers commission, write Box 36N Republican. tf FOR SALE,-Jeffery Quad truck. Two beds, automatic orc and plat form. Used but little, cost $500. Price slSo0. Sloo0 cash. Eugene Ford s Stores 20 F. Washington St. If
 AUTO
 STRENGTHENING. WELDING.
 BRAZ1NG, CARBON BURNING
 CRAMER
 Phone 1895 354 l.. Wash. St.
 | STEINBE.RG AUTO WRECkING GU Complete line of parts. magnetos carburetors. accessories. New and used tires and everything else for your auto. If you have a car 10 sell, wrecked or running. sec us.
 42l x. CENTRAL AVE. Phone 4292
 tf FIVE passenger Hupmobile priced right for quick sale. Chevrolet Garage '1f East Washinstou street.
 DODGE touring car in first class condition throughout. also new top, magneto. S100 takes it. The Valley [ Garage Dodge Bros. Service Station, Glendale. br MAXWELL touring car sale or trade. 54S F. Jefferson. bp BUY. SELL AND REPAIR BIKES , and motorcycles. Orput Cycle Co. IS! N. First Ave. Phone 74s If BABY ONERbAND-1916 Touring s315. Part terms. Can be seen day 1 time rear of sos North First St. If FOR SALE-Ford 1916 roadster looks like new. Tires all good, two lncw. extra equipment A bargain if l sold at once. Phone 1853. bn
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
F or Sale

X dandy ten acre sub tivison propo- sition. north and cast, close to Indian school car line; excellent ncighbor- hood. This ten is priced right and will make a lot Of mpncy for a live one. Sec Fred A. Dibble. with Griffin Alone. 11S \ 1st Ave- Phone 1093 hn
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
For Sale-Fruits and
 Produce

PEACHES-Ch Choice Elbertas. Sc DOT pound. Olive Orchard, 3 miles north of Marinette. Ariz. br
 STILL HAVE the famous white cling peaches. Phone 3264. br
 TABLE and jelly grapes, 5c A pound. Phone 46i6. Bring boxes. 12o0 South Seventh Ave. bp
 PEARS, grapes, figs, apples, cling peaches. Ride- A-Wee Place. North 18th St. Phone S6io. bp
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17

FORTY ACRES all Tn alfalfa three miles southwest of Glendale. See Hammols. If
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17

10 it. 46 it. tower. in good condition; will sell cheap. Geo. Haseman Co.
 flo
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
Wanted-Situatior Male

TWO MEN and their wives. io work on dairy or ranch. i20 w. Jefferson.
 dt
Arizona republican., 1918-08-17
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-One Samson windmill, 10 it. 40 fl. tower in good condition; will sell cheap. Geo. Hascman Co.
 ds FOR SALE-Canvas tent. New board floor. Phone S473. It FOR SALE CHEAP-l91S latest model Buick light six roadster. See Newton. Rabbit Bros. Phone 1450. br IRON GARAGE, sx2o. SSl North Second Ave. hr FOR SALE-Pool hall and picture show outfit, consisting of Bruns- wick Bake tables. 4xS, 10-foot hack bar with big plate mirror, 10-foot front bar, two 6-foot cigar show cases. $20r cash register, balls. cues. racks, all complete; also one Edison picture ma chine, rheostats, asbestos curtain. carbon spot lights, fine lens. Will sell the whole works for $50 f. O. b. King man, Ariz. For further particulars phone A, Glendale or write Box 5S3. Glendale. bp 5-PASSENGER touring car, lights and starter: good rubber, a real bar gain. Phone 1913 or call at 327 West Washington St If I HAVE a lot of barbed wire for
 
 gain. Apply at Edna ranch. Seventh Ave. and Latham. Phone 2$oe. ds FOR SALE-Wicker baby cab, good as new Call 209s. bp L. C. SMITH typewriter, $40; ,. special target rifle. sl0. Saddle. bridle and spurs silver mounted, S15. 40P, Republican. bp FOR SALE-500 shares l.. $. Nana- dium stock at 75c in blocks of 200 and 300. Apply box SIP, Republican. br ONE GASOLINE hay press l h. D.; four head work horses, two wagons. one buck rake, COW and pigs. One block south Cook Bible school, Indian school. C. W. Stafford, Route No ,. bn ELECTRIC fan, oscillatins, for sale cheap. SIS west Washington St. bn TRUNKS, sultcascs and bags, slight. ly damaged reasonable. Eemodelins furniture house, S9 $. First Ave. Phont 1479. II FOR SALE-A modern brick home rooms and basement. Two lots. Sec Owner. 13S F. Polk St. fl | FOR SALE-CanarY birds. good singers: cheap. 6li F. Adams bn | BY GROSS oversight the telephone number 1116, Of Ford's stores, is left out I am at 20 T.. Wash. St keer new and second hand goods-Buy ev- erything. sell cheap. pay spot cash Phone 1776. fl l FOR SALE-TNo Brunswick Bake bowling alleys, complete and in good condition. Terms. w. J. kingsbury Tempe. AriZ. br FOR SALE-45 h. D. Holt caterpillar tractor in Al condition. S4000. Ha, been used very little, Terms s20o( cash. balance three and six months Holmes Wooton Ranch Co, 27 N Cen tral Ave. Phone 1922. t
 GAS STUS E-Babys hIgn chaii twin beds. Phone 4155, 1926 w. Wash ington {
 AUCTION SALE
 First Ave. and Jefferson
 Furniture all kinds. also horses
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
ASKS INJUNCTION TO
PREVENT BUILDING OF
ROAD SOUTH OF WILSON

A. f. Monson, ct al, have filed
suit in the district court against
the Board of County Commissioners
OF Carter County, for an injunction.
The plaintiffs allege in their petition
that in the spring OF this year, the
county commissioners contracted
and constructed a permanent road
along the south line and the east
line OF section p, about five miles
southeast OF Wilson; that they are
now grading and constructing an
other road through the middle OF
said section and that the same is
not necessary; that it is virtually a
private road, serving only one or
two citizens and they ask that i
writ of injunction issue, restraining
the commissioners from doing any
more work on that road or eXpend-
ing any more of the public money,
derived from taxation and a bond
issue, on that road. A temporary
writ was issued and the case will be
heard on Oct. 10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
800 POUNDS OF YARN AR
RIVES; KNITTERS NEEDED

Three hundred pounds OF yarn
has been received by Mrs. ID. Kest-
Ter. supervisor OF knitting. who urges
knitters to secure supply immedi-
ately in order to complete Septem-
ber quota for sweaters. Only hall
OF the quota OF sweaters is COM
pleted and the demand for them is
increasing. Notice is also given
that the sweaters must be made by
the new directions. Yarn can be Sc
cured at Convention Hall and at Mrs
Kestler's home, 800 Wolverton
street.
September quota of socks was
filled, but neither the wristlet or
sweater quota was completed. An
urgent call is coming from all the
training camps and it is hoped that
the quota will be completed within
as short Eme as possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
PERSONALS

Clint Graham of Marietta spent
today in Ardmore.
Mrs. !. B. Mansfield went to Ber-
wvn TODAY to visit her daughter,
Mrs. lanes Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kinard went
to Oklahoma CITY TODAY to visit
Mrs. Kinard's aunt. Mrs. d. |.
Mazure.
Harley Harreld. who has been
visiting his parents, has returned TO
Oklahoma CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Hardwicke
went TO FL Reno Yesterday TO visit
Mrs. Hardwicke's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. X. West. and her brother.
Rov West. u. S. navy. who is at the
home of his parents on a furlough
from San DIEGO. Cal
Mrs. f. p. Kerr. Mrs. O. T. Nor
veil and Miss Fav Bovd of Mariet-
IA spent Yesterday in Ardmore. Miss
Bovd was ell route TO Durant.
Mrs. Tohn Freeman and son. Tohn.
Ir. who have been visiting Mrs.
Freeman's narents Mr. and Mrs
w. p. Frame have returned TO their
home in Tulsa
Mrs ;tsev Smith of Wichita
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
HUN GARY SOON MAY
BREAK FROM AUSTRIA
EMPEROR CHARLES REAL
IZES HIS RAMSHACKLE
EMPIRE MAY GO TO
PIECES.

Basel, Thursday, Oct. 10.-Em-
peror Charles OF Austria will soon
issue a proclamation dealing with
the right OF the different nations Of
the empire to decide their own flu
lures, according to Vienna advices
to the Frankfort Zeitung.
The Pesti-Hrlap Of Budapest says
that Hungary is seeking national
life independent OF Austria and de-
sires to insure the integrity of her
territory, secure a seaport and the
right to settle her own internal af-
fairs. That journal claims the right
for Hungary to be represented at
the peace conference by special
delegate, and suggests Count Albert
Apponyi.
Amsterdam, Thursday, Oct. 10
Count Apponyi, the opposition lead
er in the Hungarian parliament, has
approved OF the peace proposals OF
the central empires, according to a
Frankfort dispatch to the Nieuwe
Courant OF Rotterdam.
1T is not we who bring about the
fall of the dual monarchy" he is
quoted as saying. at has collapsed
OF ITSELF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12

Fort Worth, Texas; James Harri-
son White, Durant, Okla; Thomas
Wilcox, Phoenix, Ariz.; Elijah
Woodruff YeateS, Fort Worth,
Texas William Alexander Avery.
leeSburg, Va. Robert Cain, Cofiey-
vile, Kans,; Richard Earl Cunning
ham, Chicago. Ill.,; Robert Martin
Douglass, Chicago; Motion Handy
Gray Birmingham, Ala; James Ar
thur Hackett, Alameda, Calf; Ed
ward Joseph lIaiacre, Chicago;
William Reynolds Hughes. Phila-
delphia, Pa; William ]. Johnson,
Trenton, Tenn; Jess Timothy Jones
loneSboro. Ark; Louis Edward
Lee, Washington, d. c.; Harry
Wendell Phillips, .Ir, New York
City; Brodie Sylvester Pruitte, Bow
ling Green, Ky; John Francis Ra-
mos. New Bedford, Mass; John
William Reamey, Springfield, Ohio;
Albert Bcay, Southland, Ark. James
Williams Smothers, Mount MiegS,
Ala.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND DEAD

An unknown Mexican was found
dead near f street and Second ave-
nue. southeast, by a negro this
morning, who notified the police.
The case was turned over to Brown
& Bridgman, undertakerS, who took
the body to the morgue. There was
nothing on the Mexican's body by
which he might be identified. He
was at the Ardmore hotel W ednes-
dav night and was suffering from
pneumonia He said he had rela-
tives at both Davis and Denison and
would like to get to either place. He
had money to pay his way and said
he had money coming to him here.
Budd Luce saw the man at the
Santa Fe-Rock Island passenger sta
ton yesterday afternoon and as the
Mexican could not talk much Eng
lish. he was brought to the police
station. A pallet was made for him
and he was told to lie there until
train time. An officer went to call
him after 5 O'Clock this morning,
but the man had disappeared. He
had not been detained, only given
a place to lie down and evidently
wandered away. 1t is believed he
became confused, passed the sta
ton and went on until he fell dead
where his body was found today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
TWELVE CAUGHT
IN POKER RAID

Policeman Dyer and Johnson and
Jim Carter. deputy sheriff, At about
II o'clock last night, raided two
poker games in the Phoenix room
ing house and arrested twelve men.
The games are alleged to have been
going on AT the same time, each in
room on either side of the hall.
The first game was broken up and
the men arrested before the alarm
reached those engaged in the other
game. Then there was Scatiring
OF the players. One man attempted
to go through window and stuck y
He was caught and eNtricatcd by
the officers. Two men got out on
the roof east OF the PhocniN build
ing and ran TO a window OF thc Ran
dol hotel, but the person in the
room they went TO would not let
them in. Then an officer ,urned a
ilaShight on them and one ot them.
a young man, made run Tor the
rear end OF the ROOT of the one-Stoty
building occupied by the McCharen
x Harlan grocery and jumped 10
the ground, a distance OF probably
fifteen feet and was not injured. lIe
was later captured by the officers.
All were charged in police court
this morning but the cases went over
to ; o'clock this afternoon, owing
to the illness OF Mayor Roberts and
his inability to hold court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
Influence Precautions.

CAT the request of officials OF
the Red Cross the following
Spanish influenza precautions
are reprinted from circular fur
nished by +. q. Pernoud, medical
advisor, Southwestern Division
of the American Red Cross So
ciety).
Keep in mind that, like most
contagious diseases, influenza is
spread by contact, that is, by the
transfer OF the poison from one
person to another, 1t is spread
by sneezing, coughing and spit
ting, at which times the discharge
from the nose and throat are
scattered in the air.
Avoid crowds as much as pos
sible, including moving picture
places. theaters and other assem-
bly, halls. When feasible avoid
crowded street cars.
When sneezing or coughing,
place your handkerchief before
your nose and mouth.
Make sure that you are proper
" clothed. in accordance with the
varying changes in temperature,
prevalent at this time OF the year.
Fresh air is always good. Keep
your bed room windows open
and secure as much sleep as pos
sible.
Keep the digestive organs in
good condition.
Drink water freely.
Avoid common drinking cups,
common towels and similar uten-
sils.
Use mild antiseptic as nose
spray or as a mouth gargle, es-
pecially if your throat is sore or
there is tendency to sneezing.
II you have cold use uten-
sils for your personal use exclu-
sively, or if you are in contact
with one so affected be careful
not to handle utensils used by
them.
Consult family physician at first
onset of symptoms suggestive OF
influenza.
Spread this information as
much as possible in newspaper,
moving picture shows, school
houses, churches, etc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
DRAFT EXAMINATIONS
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
IN HEALTH CONDITION

DR.. Walter Hardy, of the local ex-
emption board, who has just con-
cluded the examination OF 900 regis
trans, between the ages OF l9 and
81, today remarked that he was
pleasantly surprised that among all
these men the examining physicians
found only 6 cases of venereal dis
ease, only per cent OF the whole
number. This, he said, speaks well
for the excellent work being done
.by the National Council OF Defense
,and shows a condition in Carter
county that.is very gratifying. Doc
tor Hardy said, however, he noted
an increase in the number of cases
of tuberculosis found among the
Segistrants as compared with those
formerly examined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-12
KAISER CALLS
KINGS TO CONFER

peace note. If that reply actually
is to lead to peace negotiations, it
must be a prelude TO drastic changes
in the German empire. in which the
subjects OF the sovereignS would
have a hand
One official suggested that the
conference OF kings might have
been called particularly to work out
details of reforms includeo in the
recree OF September 80, in which
Prince Maximilan referrer in his
first address to the reichstag as i'm
perial chancellor. Just what this de-
cree provides is not known here,
and no report has been made OF it
to this government, either directly
or indirectly.