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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-28
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Oil Lands and Leases

THE NEW HEWITT .FIELD-We
have a good list Of close in proven
acreage, let us handle your purchases.
r. c. McKiddy. 1926 IL West Main
st. 12-lmo
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BARRELS or AIONEY-To loan
on farm property. Inspections made
and loans closed from this office.
Ollie W. Anderton. over Frames
Drug store. 5.lmo
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Agents Wanted
Livestock

FOR SALE-Choice young milk cows
and heifers fresh Making room for
registered herd, See them at dairy
farm. Felix j. King. 23-l
FOR SALE-Shorthorn bulls in good
condition and ready for service. My
farm miles east of Madil. Address
Homer Moss, Madill, Okla. 23-1mo.
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Financial

LOANS-~f make straight 5.year loans
on city property. 5, Z and 10 year
loans on farms at per cent without
delay. II you want a loan. call ]. e.
McCarty. Phone 1861. 22-1mo
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ORCHESTRA REMEMBERS
LEADER CHRISTMAS EVE

Members Of the orchestra Of st.
Nncent's academy, in Keeping with the
Christmas spirit. presented their lead
er, George D. barnard. with a hand
some pair of solid gold cuff buttons.
The presentation was made following u
concert which was given at the acad-
emy by the orchestra.
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WANTED-P Position by young man.
Has experience as bookkeeper and
stenographer. Phone 1898. 2S-3
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WANTED-Position as assistant book.
keeper and typist with some reliable
firm, can furnish best of references.
Address ZIG ID n, W., or phone 1874.
2S-3
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Rooms Wanted

w WANTED--About Jan, l, . rooms fur
nshod or partly furnished. ground
floor. close in. Phone 4S9 2S.3
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED no BUY-Fat hogs. Phone
800. Il. G. Forbes. 2O-1m0
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BUY a FARM and make money this
year. For sale by owner at a bar
gain, two farms one Of 1870 acres, one
Of the best farms in Carter county
ll0 acres in cultivation, two sets Of
houses and outbuildings Good corn,
farm of l2O acres adjoining the first
farm will sell both of them together
or separate, will give part terms.
These farms are located 3 miles
northwest Ardmore on good road
close to school and church and two
stores eSee or write j. G. Payne,
neese. Oklahoma. 2S.2
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For Rent--Rooms

FOR RENT Neatly furnished bedroom
for gentleman, private entrance, 7O9
MGLiSh Ave. Phone l74S.J. OF
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For Sale
By GENE BIRNES

FOR SALE Two road horses, each s
years old, with oil field blackboard
and harness. Call Twin state OH
Co. Phone %, Healdtou 21.I
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Positions Wanted

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper, or
stenographer, by young lady with
some experience. Box 1893. 2S3
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Real Estate
Real Estate

THIS has been a year of plenty IN
this land we have found Canaan,
flowing with milk and honey. The
nectar and ambrosia Of the gods have
not been thought too good for Prove
idence's chosen people.
FOR ALI THESE blessings our hearts
ought to swell with grateful thanks
giving, ahd with high resolve that
these hounties we shall dedicate to
the best Of uses.
REMEMBER that when you buy REAL
ESTATE. il is an expenditure, not an
expense that YOU are acquiring values
which increase with the years, not a
plaything to strut with for vain sea
son and then thrown with all the an
guish of its hard-earned cost into the
discard.
REAL ESTATE is indeed REAL prop
crty; one by one in quickly passing
pageant, YOU will see all the other
possessions which have cost you 50
dear pass into worthless dissolution;
but real estate gets better with the
yours Mlltlt dIt ulI ttIllllEN VI NNS'
terday Of yesteryear?( VINO can be
but sad, If they have been squander
ed in fast slipping away values
Whose heart is not refreshed ant
gladdenod, that he owns his home?
WE are glad tha> our business is tC
sell REAL ESTATE; We must al
have money 10 live; we are glad thai
the money we make when we sell real
estate is not money which makes your
lot harder to bear, but brings JOY and
peace, the yoke easier and the burden
lighter in the coming years
MAY we hope that heart will think on
REAL ESTATE, this magic alchemis
try. fashioned Of hut base earth, but
yet the Fanacea, at most OF US are
looking for.
REAL ESTATE is our business. Lei
Us help you select home.
10 n MM ~
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
North Bound
South Bound
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY

Train No. Gj2 DEPARTS 700 a. m.
Train No. 684 Departs----12:40 p. m
MIXED Train
Train No. 693 Arrivcs----12:4O p. m
(AliXed Train
Train No. G51 Arrives Sis p. IN.
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FOR RENT Good rooms over Palace
thcatCr, every thing new. Cozy
Rooms, 209 - West Main. CSC
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Female Help W anted

WANTED-At once. chamber maid at
Cordova hotel. White or colored, 1913
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FOR RENT-Throc modern rooms
partly furnished, upstairs, 523 2nd
Ave. \. ". 2S2
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-Single comb Rhode Is
land Red cockrels. Phone 6S.J. 2S7
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WANTED-To rent now or before
March list modern - or room
house, Good locality, guarantee the
care of il. Phone 65l. 2S.s.3
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Wanted to Rent

/ WANT to share crop of about %
acres. 30 in cotton . corn. by Feb.
1st, 1870. i. -. Gill call at Pepo I'ill-
ing station at Elk Bldg 25.4
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Personal

LONELY WIDOW, age 80, worth
sl15,OOO, wishes to hear from honor.
matrimcny. Write Mrs. Hill, IA
East 9th st. Jacksonville, Fla. 24-4
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MAID wanted at Travellers Hotel.
26-2
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FOR RENT Several vacant offices in
the Bridgeman building See r. c.
Hr,d2mgn 26.6
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WANTED TO RENT-Two uufurnish.
ed rooms close in. Phone 94l. 2S 2
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FRISCO RAILWAY

Train No. sos Departs------ $40 a. m.
Train No. 574 Departs------12S 80 p. m.
MIXED Train
Train No. $40 DEPARTS 4:50 p. m.
Train No, 573 Arrives $40 a. m.
mixed Train
Train No. 575 Arrives----10:35 a. m
Train No. sos Arrives 1880 p. m
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Real Estate
NOTICE

THE SANTA Ed Aas built new
branch railway line through the
south plains region OF West Texas.
A new farming and live stock region
with new towns is being opened up.
This territory already is partly oc.
cupied by a good class OF settlers and
crop possibilities proven by actual
experience. Here you can profitably
raise cotton, corn. sorghums and fruit.
1t is an ideal livestock and dairy
country. Low prices for untitled
lands and very easy terms. Move
in early and take first pick. Write
today for free illustrated folder. 7.
c. Spearman. 1000 Railway Exchange
Chicago, III. l3-20s
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If YOU want to buy home see Yates
the Earth Man. Come to my office,
get acquainted, and We will have a
heart to heart talk, tell me the
kind of home you want and terms
wanted if any, and the chances are
will sell you the first home | show
you. ! always let you be the judge
as TO whether it suits you and don't
argue the case at all, that's me.
Yates, the Earth Man.
FOR RENT-3O acres of land, team
and farm tools for sale Hay un.
damaged for 75c a bale at barn. j.
\. Kendall. 28-3
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31

4 Major Henry Leonard told the members Of the New
York State Breeders association yesterday that the
American cavalry remount had been failure in Eu
rope. We do not know how much or how little Major
Henry Leonard knows about this little matter butwe
do know that the cavalry reount was better
than nething the equal Of any horse
found anywhere inS;the world at that According to
German General q stan specifications the American
doushboy failure but he got there all the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31
PAYING TIE. VAR BILL.

MUCH IF The gossp .a. i sent z London and 70
tV4 the newspaper, The United States regarding what
IS going o. among the peace ccnferees j: mere con-
lecture. and il IS 50 BY practically all readers
Nevertheless the report IF yesterday to the effect that the
Germans are not tobe required to foot the war bill apt
TO strike dscordant note il this country.
The ardent friends Of France who remember the treat
ment that country soat he end Of The Franco~ russian
war are especially apt to complain but much more I'M
portant protes. Will come from thoughtful people who
realize that Il will BE positively dangerou; to the peace Of
the world to let German get out Of this without paying
heavy penalty for The crimes Of the German government
and army The lesson must be taught that the nation
which wantonly starts war mus, pay and pay dearly.
Thoughtful people do not want huadns peace thrust
upon the Germans. but they do want them, and the rest
Of the nations Of the world taught that the nation which
break, the peace is going TO Be held to strict accountability
his thought probably is not missing from the debera-
tons Of the delegates 10 the peace congress and i they
do let Germany without paying the whole cost Of the
war il probably be because the bill for the incidental
destruction 81 property will Be staggering that It will
keep The German people with their noses TO the srmdone
for long time 1.-THE money penalty large enough to
make Ii. Germans talize that their long cherished theory
that war i: aprotabe business one Of history colossal
mistakes no one will b quarrel the details.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31

Charles. r. lee VINO today pushes the post Of
chief inspector Of the Fairont producing district IN
conformity with the Fuel program Of
relieving the mining industry Of govern
nent control was one OF the factors in maxi
ing the district Office Of the located
here pronounced success He took hold at q time
when dirty coal becoming national scandal and
ia d short time without having to resort to drastic
measures or reduce the output OF coal he cleaned
for this district Twas a fine exhibition OF what the
know how can accomplish in difficult and delicate
situation & n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31
A|GA Ill [lR||
R|g|||NIIlGll 6l|N|E|'
Contest Here Friday Night
Expected to Be Very
Interesting.

The High school basketball team
held final practice last nigh, in prepa-
ration for the game With Huntington
Friday night. The new style OF pass
ing and shooting which Coach Kahn
showed the team Monday is working
out well the team having it down per
feet. Fatrmont had been getting care
less about its shooting but the coach
has been making the team practice up
on the shots until every player is prac-
ticaily a sure shot when any ways near
the basket.
Huntington has one Of the best
teams in the state this year, but as
Fairmont has not heard much about
1T except that they have an unusually
fast team Fairmont expects to out
class them altogether In this respect
as the tsam is getting faster every
practice 1t has.
Fairmont is in the best Of condition
FOR the fray and considering the close
score to which they held the Buck
ilannon team last week they are ex-
pectin 60 record crowd out to wit
ness local victory as the expense for
bringing the Huntington team here is
unusually large. A go09 game Is as.
sured to the local followers Of the
game.
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non ABOUT THIls,

'IlIzE IN letter to the editor Of The
~ West which was printed yesterday, were
mol hms md we are glad to note that in the same
issue Of lie paper there news item saying that at Tie
meeting Of lie Memorial committee which is scheduld 10
be held tomcto something will be done in the way Of
getting The NOV lsht started.
As for he raised BY our correspondent,
thu. 10 {. made regarding he possibility of
something beng done for the men who are returning 70
he, homes ii county after service IN the army
and na il seems Us that Tie County Council Of Defense
ought q Do slbine
Anticipating plssi.e emergency. Governor comwell
IN letter written this month asked the Defense Coun-
ellis of he state 10 remain intact and
take up lic ScrlIs our correspondent mentions.
So far hers Been no sign that the Marion county
Defense boay has ever heard Of such thing, but
# dos moi steps will have to be taken to take
the matter hands Virginia troops are
beginning q arrive from France and soon they will be
returning hsss dsrable bodies Are we going to
lei them come any public acknowledgement
Of the debt Ws eSe theme Il; n I
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31
PRESIDE XANDER

A 1T0RNEl GEORGE NJ. ALEXANDER.
who chosen TO gil the vacancy IN The
ofssniza6on Of de Monongahela Valley Traction
company e1ea,s he retirement Of S. L. Watson from
he position board Of directors and the
promotion Of 81 Watsenlt 10 that post has long
BEEN oi factors in the development Of the
A head department during the period in
Mr. Alexander familiar with every detail If lie
company bu:ins and with The officers and employees
What quite b he is familiar with the people
and he of the valley, and the people know him.
These will contribute 10 increase popular con-
fdence d company under his direction and
make ics lHs hi Of the new executive
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31
ptEplN eALTy,lIMoRE.

Mrs. Margaret Farnan, widow Of
Marshal T. F. Farnan, died on Tues.
day Of this week at her home in Bal.
timoTe. Funeral services were held on
Thursday Mrs. Farnan was the
mother Of Mrs. r. Bruce Parrish, for
merry Of this city and was afrequent
guest while her daughter resided here,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31

It'is believed the coming census will
show fully five times as many women,
as men school teachers in the United
States.
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"a YETER AN l2ETlREs.

Cs.L. 3WATSON'ss retirement yesterday from the post
~ Of Chairman 81 The board Of directors Of the Monon-
gahela Valley Traction company marked the passing
clear out Of active N the affairs Of the cor
poraton Of one who at the beginning and served in
the ranks n the days when the company simply had 70
fight is way through.
The ways Of those days would NOT Do now but they
served admirably tsn and the many people who depend
upon the NV . for service Of various kinds have 70
thank him e foresight and grt which won f q 'he
property te important place tnow occupies m the life Of
IL Busy Busy upper Moaoasahela valley.
His successor IN the post Of Of the board @.
Watson, Ia, served d. Of the company the
past three years aftsr having been connected with
otf,er capacities. lJnd.r o. Watson the WIT
messed especially along the line Of fur;
;;;;hnK esstic service This made 70 build
tie neat power plan. al yesyle which is now nearing
completion and o,hsr improvements
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31

81 The Victory Shoe Sale will con-3I
time for IS days only 4 ahrStleif q
J sltson's NV
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-31

Senator Housh OF erday introduced at
Charleston bill the creation Of force
Of state police modelled ~ after
the seats police force This bill doubt
less With especially
upon the part Of labor State police forces
are pet labor lead
ers but the fact the state
police constitute ono of the most efficient and
least the world and y has
JUSTIFIED itself every took the field - West
virginia had state police the same type and
sufficiently large be protected from the
so called drinking and graft
taking consables and would have to 80
out of business be much more pleasant
and safe for and little children in mining and
lumber camps. We do not know what chances this
Hough bill ,has, but II ought to become aslaw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

super SION hegint whon the route
for the ROAD Is selected ana doC-t
not end until the completed rosd g.
accepted by tho federal authorities
y ~ can wr afford - spend
so 600 600 on uur rohda
70 Tho roads. lndiriudiug In
cludiug interest on the bonds Will
cost ~ i7l $4,000 OF
OklahoIua has lF acreage aera ot
Aik36AE0 acres VI these roads
only stnorcaac land values ~ the
state ON an average Of s. per acre
tho increase would amount 10 $50.
G7g0GO or tIj.h23 $50 more than
the entire cost OF the road system
TINS increase Ia NHluc would come
g. soon ss the roads sro hunt and
Wc have = years ~ which 10 pay
the bill
Yes W can afford ~ The land
owner. ~ The state alone can a'-
ford ID
wc have eOO. 900 motor vehicles In
Oklahoma n We place their Hl-
craEe value a. low ss $500 each, they
nav" an aggregate value of 500.
600 600
II this system of 900 miles of
hard roads saves them only a. much
AS ~ per cont tn wear and repair
bills Dhcy could pay Tor thr entire
system oHt ot their saving IN. less
than nine gears
n thcae 900 600 vehicles use on
an average 81 per du5 Tor gasoline
II amounts 10 So 600 600 per Nrir
n this 400 miles ~ hari roads
would saHc only 10 per cent ON
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

gasoline The SAVING on this item
alone would, pay for the entire sys-
tenn m less than half the life OF
N" bonds
=, Yes. oWc can afford Il The auto
owners alone ran. afford ". y
Tho SAVING to farmers IN the mat
ter ~ transpprtlt,on VI products to
.tud from farrb win more than
o1uaI the coat Of the roads in the
period OLIcn years Yes the farmer
o.n affordTt, whether he owns a foot
uI the land he farms or not,
. II Are We ready to under
take a road project of this size at
thit time
a II Yes. Oklahoma Is ready
nova II not ready now. when would
N, ~cycr he ready when will We
nnd better time to construct these
roads than right now When an the
soldiers are returning home and We
need legitimate sources ot employ
mrut for legitimate labor We are
ready to undertake it now because
We ncrd the roads now and are able
to build them now. ana Tor the add
uona reason Nhit the sooner they
ore bu'i tho greater viii be the
progress and Development ~ the
state
We h6ucyc IN Oklahoma and have
confidence IN The sound judgment
aud progressive CitiICnHhip of tins
state al We are appealing 10 them
for the support of this constitutional
amendment because Wc believe A.
adoption Is Tor the best intercsts.
mo-, only fur the state a. whole,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

but OF each separate and individual
county therein
VOTE YES MAY &
Respectfully submitted,
CYRUS s AVERY,
Farmer and oil Producer,
" g. HALE. 4
President Hale Hardware Co,
EUGENE LORTON. !
Editor Tulsa World
l. T. ABBOTT.
Halliburton. Abbott Dry Goods Co
o. " LEONARD.
Vice Prcidcnt Exchange Natl Bank
JAMES y. BRAGASSA.
Hughes Stone Co
i VI BERRY.
Vice President Central Natl. Bank
l.. BEE GUTHREY,
Highway Commissioner Chamber OF
Commerce
Highway Committee Of the Tulsa
Chamber OF Commerce
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

Question For what purpose ~
the tbo.o00.0o0 road bond issue 10
be voted? Il
Answer For the pufpos" oi
constructing system Of hard sur
q. WHO Is to opcnd the
a THIS question vs. briefly and
oonciscly anfwercd py tho following
section .of the rropor"d ,"ns'l'l
tlonaI amendment upon Vhi'n We
are Voting.
'-rhero ~ hereby created e com
mission 10 be known as me "l"''
road com mission iu ne composed "l
five mcrnhors The governor ~
the state shall b" . member ana ~
uffico chairman thereof lh' ".n''
four mCmhorH shall be hpp"lnl'n Wv
the governor had confirmed hF 'h'
senate when ffsf In session hIl'i vac
Appulnimtui ip made. 'wo of WhoW
,haII he democrats and two t'plh
leans 80 uotsuu shHll b" 'lhkI''f
10 appointment ON said commission,
Who has not been a bona rae resH
dent of the state pf Dthh""d 8 or
least two Year, eho is not crA Ahsod
in business In tho state ann Nno ~
not widely known as Hu'ro'r' ",
business or protemlonhl u"u "i WV
highest chardclei ana 'h''E'W1 -.
-. when Il inc HP'''''
iion 70 be hcld ,o
\ 3 TuehdaY' May y, 10
. WI hdl k'ud ot '"""' Wv W.
be built a., ,u
a. '-pn 'hI' '"'l''" Wv
saws ,.,. r.,
"It is N" purpose ana 'n',"'
this amendment tn I"lu,'' Wy ','tr,
hard surfaced '"hhH, Wv
routes herein deslEna,'h' nay VIZ
view tho Vocation OF lno '"nus ,,,'r. T'r''
reference 10 tonhuH ,'oh 'u'''.,',ui ~
and tho presence OF loc"' un''' -,
which may be hhNNn'abu"usE
In some part OF 'he cnnST ".,,""' -.
gether with inc heh'N N"'lu A.,
quiremenis OF me srru.n oi ,""" n m
question, ana 10 pfo,'ne .n"' ,,,
hard surfaced ro9h phhu W o
that docs not tutsrh Ho"uu .u'u
for believing thal " WIN
The rcasonhhly cNpec,en n,'.
thereon Tor per,on OF Nv
with NO more ihsh 10 per 'o"' '''"'
depreciation -
@ .. where arr the roape ~ wv
bulltf
A, THE bill provides Tor
complete state system to be con-
structed In accordance with a map
prepared by tho membernNof mo les
islaturc, assisted by numerous ROAD
organizations throughout the state,
and which Is 10 fair and equitable
In It's distribution OF mileage that
upon finAl vote at the legislature,
II was only opposed by one vote IN
the house of representatives.. and
one vote in tho state senate There
were two votes against the proposed