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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-30
Get Busy, Then.

Gainesville Register: oklahoma is
now planning great highway across
that state to the Red River bridge north
OF Gainesville, at which point it will be
"hop off" unless we get busy on this
side of the river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-30
STOCKHOLDERS REALIZE MORE
THAN SEVEN AND HALF MILLION

selected our acreage with great care
having purchased five acres in block 63'
Just l 200 feet from the BurKIey "e'''
which Is nearing the sand. Our prop
erty Is in close proximity to the Bush
Six, Texas Midway Texas Crude ana
Union Central wells, which are making
excellent showings and we feel conf
dent the Rando company Will get
producer equal TO the Waggoner ana
Golden cycle class
Following list shows what has been
done in this territory:
The list follows:
nts the capitalization in thousands; the
'idends. and the last the total amount
The state herald., 1919-08-01
BOY SCOUTS.

freparations are being made Ia
leave Monday Aug. 4,for Cbamp,n
Nebraska,fOr two weeks cnmn;nc
The Camp Fire Girls are planning to
90 with the Boy Scouts. Mr.. j. NJ
dnrdner and Mrs. Frank EJdy will
be with the boys and girls.
Buford Trcgo and Wilmer Trego
passed their Tenderfoot examination
last week. Carl Eddy, Floyd Luns.
ford and Byron Lantz all received
loo per cent merit or duty badges for
one month each of 100 per cent du-
ty.
The Scout Master is sorry to have
to report no item on the Law for this
issue of the paper but so much time
has been taken with preparation for
camping he had no time to write II.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
HEREF0 0R0s.

Columbus Domino, II twenty thre
months old Hereford Bull was recent
ly sold TO T. Il. Mitchell & Son Of Al.
bert. New Mexico. for $2500.00. The
bull was sold by Otto Fulscher 10
Charles Redics last January for "
10000. Mr.. Fulschcr sold the same
people double grand son Of Beau
Astcr thirteen months old for $1,000.
loo. Mr.. Mitchell had been lookingn
round two weeks before coming IA
Holyokc to purchas herd bull and
looked at II number OF registered
bulls In Utah. Wyoming, Montana,
md Nebraska. Mitchell 4 Son own
1900 head of ccaitlc ON their 10000
acre rnncb in New Mexico. Thi,
sale speuks well for the merits Of tho
registered Hereford cattle bred on
the Fulschcr 4 Kcplcr Stock Fnrms
These cntlc nrc in demand nnd nr'
bringing good prices.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
New Bank.

The new bank is to be the Citizens
State Bank of Holyoke, capital $50.
10000 and surplus $5,OOO.OO.
The officers are, president, Otto
Fulscher; vice president, c. Z. Paul
and J. r. Slack; cashier, George Hep
inbotham.
The Bank will occupy the building
now occupied by the Mowry Hard
ware Store. A new building viii be
constructed on the two lots north Of
the Standard Drug Store property
and thiswillbeoccupiedby Mr.Mowcy
The men interested in this new
Bank are representative business men
of our town and will enjoy thei,
share of the patronage of the people
The business of the town and sur
rounding country is growing bv leaps
and bounds and the increa se6 bust
ness calls for increased facilities, for
handling the business. There Is
room for the new Bank and these
gentlemen will receive friendly vel
come into the banking circles of. our
town.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Hot Weather.

Talk about hot weather. The
weather has been so decidedly no,
for some time that it is not necessa
ry to bother with an old hen in hatch
ing chickens. Recently an old Hol-
yoke hen, evidently feeling that she
had hatched enough chicken for the
time, left the nest with her chicks
leaving few unmatched eggs. A
mischicvous pup came along and
picked up one of the eggs and carried
il to the house. The young lady OF
the house took the egg from the pup
wiped the shell and. supposing il was
u fresh egg. laid il on II porch table
Two days and nights. passed away
and the young lady on looking for
the egg found no egg but in its place
found shell and very lively little
chick.
OF course this was n Joke on the
young lady to see this nice "fresh'
egg suddenly transformed into n
spring chicken. II was also some
what of joke on the old mother hen
for II demonstrated that in n hot Col
orado July the sun can very nicely
take care OF her job OF Matching
chicken,
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Telephone Meeting.

Holyoke, Colo, July 26, 1919.
Meeting called to order in the
Connty Court House by A. C. Cauble
Preldent.
Notice for the call read by S. r.
Thompson, Secretary.
Notion by Mr.. Zimmerman: That
messing adjourn until two weeks
henpe, when all members could be ma
tifiqd and be presentat meeting call.
ed for this purpose. Motion second
ed. Motion put to vote and over.
ruled.
Meeting proceeded in regular form
Notion by Mr.. Damewood: That
the directors Of the Phillips County
Telephone Company be directed mad
instructed to sell the building now
used as telephone central and the
two slots facing Denver Avenue, for
the very best offer obtainable and
get plans and commence erection of
"a su1table building for central Office
to cost not more than three thous-
and dollars $4,000 oil .he lot which
they now own Just north of the Hos
pital
Motion seconded by Herman Poe.
Motion by Mr.. Hit: To amend
Mr.. Damewood's motion and sell this
properly, either advertise and re-
ceive sealed bidds or sell at public
auctlon. Motion seconded
!, Put 10 vote and motion prevailed
! Notion by Mr.. Sutherland: That
the directors Of the Phillips County
Telephone Company employ legal ad-
vice for the purpose of determining
what property the said Phillips Coun
ty Telephone Company owns within
the incorporate limits of the town of
Holyoke and what property any 9th
esr Telephone Company may have
uithiA the incorporate limits of the
Tow4t tof Holyoke. Motion seconded
BY Jones Brophy. Put to vote and
aofila carried.
nlia -Aa-AAionn- RAhiAat .to4 call
Of President ut the earliest possible
date. Motion carried.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Ruth Blnckledge of Alma, Mel
has been elected teacher of the Ever.
green school in district No. 8
Miss Ruth Wilcox of Holyokc has
been elected teacher of the school in
district 1S
l.. II. Cox has been appointed
treasurer of school district As to sue
cced Andrew Beal who resigned.
Joint district II Phillips and Sedr
wick counties has been established
with jacob Yaggie president. Mildred
Reichclt secretary. and Andrew Beal
treasurer.
Miss Mary J. Crowner Of Pnoli has
been elected as tencher OF the school
in district II.
7. A. Ralston has been appointed
president Of school district 80 to sue
ceed j. c. McCrery resigned. Mr..
Ralston has also been appointed n
member of the County High School
committee to succeed Mr.. Nc Creery.
The Teachers Institute "opens next
Monday Mt. Sterling for two weeks
session. Phillips county will be req
resented by n good delegation.
This Office is in receipt of the Ed
ucn,ionnl LAWS ms passed by the
last legislature. No general school
laws will be issued this year and the
1919 laws will govern except where
amended by the laws of 1919. A
copy will be mailed to each secretary
Of the several school districts.
The following districts have not ns
yet reported the election Of teachers.
Districts /. 3, s. 7. o 10. II ~. IA "a
81. 80. ~. SO. SO. 6l. 63. 81. ANY
teacher desiring to apply for any Of
these schools will be given informn
ton through the Office of the count,
superintendent Of schools.
The Amherst consolidated school
building was finally completed last
week and turned over 10 the school
board. This building was started o.
yer year ngo bu, owing To the scar
city Of labor mud tbedclny in getting
materials the work was unduly de-
lnyed.
Attention IL called nt this time
that the opening of schools is but
weeks distant. See TINT your ch'l.
dren nrc furnished with the pccessn-
~ text books and other equipment
TIM, they start the ycnr- riaht ow'
ing 10 the fnct that much time wn'
lost last year on account N. the f'u
some Of this work will have to h'
made M this year IN connection VIII
the original Town Of lIolyokc on ,ei
anirc all ~ the time Of the wear.
County supt. Of Schools.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
crolx de eusrrs.

Theodore b. Scebold, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Scebold formerly OF
Ireynor, H., but now residing near
Holyoke, Colo, volunteered for sery.
ice with the marines on May IL, 1917
ut Omaha, Neb. He was killed on
the line of battle sometime during
the summer of 1918. Recently his
parents received the following letter
from Major General Barnett and Ger
tificate of citation for the bravery
OF their son signed by the French
Commander. Petain and the decora-
ton that goes with it.
Headquarters us Marine Corps
Washington. June 30, 1919.
My Dear Mrs. Scebold:
take great pleasure in sending
to you herewith Croix de Guerre
and "A certificate of citation with
translation, which have been award
ed by the French Government to your
son. the late Private Theodore B.Sce
uoius MaTlne corps.
l desire at this time to express my
personal appreciation of the splen-
did service rendered byyour son in
France where his conspicuous gallant
ry in the face of the enemy won the
admiration of the French command :
ers and caused to be conferred upon
him this citation and cross.
Very Sincerely
George Barnett,
Major General Commander. :
oral Headquarters
of the
French Armies East staff
Personal Bureau Decorations -.
Order No. l4S78 "Dr Extract |
With the appreciation of the Com
mander in Chief of the American Ex
peditionary Forces in France, the
Marshal of France. Commander. il
Chief Of the French Armies of the
east. c teisin the order Of the divis-
ion.
Private Theodore B1Scebold. No.
l20559, s Reg. Marines.
"July 10, 1918, near vierzy. hevol-
unteered to carry the wounded of
the exposed terrain under violent ar
tillery and machine gun fire. he trans
ported them TO place of safety"
At General Headquarters
March "a. 1919.
The Marshal of France.
Commander in Chief of the French
Armies of the East. Petain.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
The Heart Of The World.
New Y0rl; Snn.l

Il -NCW AOAh
Twice in his American speeches
NAsident Wilson has used phase
indicating that the people Of this
globe are, in the aggregate, afflicted
with strange cardinc fragility.. Yes
terday, in pleading for his League OF
Nations, he exclaimed:
"Dare we reject it and break the
heart of the worldf"
= As we understand Mr.. Wilson and
his covenant, this tragedy will occur
under any or all Of the following cir
cumstances:
Unless the United States agrees to
to use its soldiers and money to an
unlimited extent to "preserveagainsi
external aggression the territorial in
tegrity and existing political indie.
|pendence of all members of the league
including the British Empire with
her Ireland and her India. Japan
with her C0rea. ETC.. etc.
Unless the United States agrees
that every trial war IN Africa shall
become I matter of concern to Il.
Unless the United States agrees to
let Europe. which does not under
stand the Western Hemisphere. act
as the arbiter in any dispute we may
have with Mexico.
Unless the United States agrees to
contribute an indefinite amount of
money for the expenses of the league
of nations and the leagues multifari-
Gus activities.
Unless the United States admits
that the Monroe Doctrine is "a re-
gional understanding"
Unless the United States surreders
its war making powers and aban-
dons its constitution.
Assuming-nnd we do not believe
it for n minute-that the heart of
the world will break IL all these things
are not done We could have but one
answer:
Let il break
The state herald., 1919-08-01

State Of Colorado County of Phil-
lips. ss. In the District Court.
In the matter of the application
of Charles ]. kizzirc To reg'sio- in.
title TO the North Fast Quarter of
Section 4 in Township 7 North of
Range ~ West of the 6thl Prinripn
Meridian.
Notice of Answer.
Thc People of the State Of C"lu-
rndo To George I.kizzirc. pir,tiif u.
boyc nnmcd greeting. you nrc hereby
notified that the defendant S. G. FL
der hns appeared in the above entitled
nction and prnys the court To set n
side aud declare the decree entered
herein M void mud of no force and
effect. A copy of the Answer filed
by the Defendant. s. G. Elder. is here
to attached and made part of this
notice.
Given under NY hnnd aud the seal
~ The said District Court ~ iiolvokr
Colorado. in said county. the 9Th drv
~ July A. u. 1919.
". q. Holland.
Clerk of the District Court
Phillips County. Colorado.
fSEAL.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
,bscribe for The State Herald.
Corner Stone Laying Service.

We publish in this issue the pro-
gram for the corner stone laying ser
vices for the new school house on
Friday, Aug. lsi. DIR. Glover of TT.
Collins will deliver the address on
that occasion. lie is an able and in
teresting speaker and you should
not fail 10 hear him. For 81 years
our present school building has done
good service for the town and school
district and now that we are con
structing larger and better build
ing to keep step with the growth of
the town and district, the people
should and no doubt will encourage
this good move by their presence Mt
the services of the corner stone lay
ing.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
League Rally Planned

Members of the non partisan league
in this section are planning a big raj
ly for some time during the coming
month. 1t is the plan To hold this
rally in some part of Phillips county
or Mt least in this senatorial district.
II is the plan ~ hold big outdoor
meeting at which speakers will talk
ON the aims of the league and pro
pound its doctrines. Members of
the league in this part of the county
are looking forward to the gathering
with considerable interest.
Harvester.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
NOTICE

The Phillips County Telephone
Company will sell at public auction
to- tho highest bidder. the north sixty
0o feet Of lots five and six rs & 81
IN block sixteen Id and building in
the coming work and this will ~.
yer Avenue, on Wednesday August O
ut = o'cock y. M. Fifty 50lpcr cent
OF the purchase price TO he paid ON
day of sale. Balance in cash on de-
livery of Deed and possession of
property.
S. 7. Thompson.
Secretary.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Revise Stock Brands.

The stock brand records show a.
OOO brands and of this number il is
estimated that $4,000 brands are
dead and should be stricken from the
records. The record is becoming so
crowded with dead brands that it is
very difficult for man to secure n
new brand.
To remove the dead brands from
the records all owners of brunds
are being notified TO register their
brand and pay So fee for the
same. as this must be done before
the records can be revised as all
brands not registered by January Z,
will be treated as dead and will be
dropped from the brand records.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Understand II First

AYale Professor has said: "Ths
capacity Of the human mind for resis
ting the introduction of useful infor.
nation cannot be overestimated.' ,
Those who favor the league of ma.
tions because they have been told il
will put an end TO the war and there.
after close their mind to any argu.
ment on the subject. will do well tc
ponder on the fact enunciated b,
the Yale man. Suppose the league
of nations. instead of actually keep.
ing America out of war actual,
compels her into wars that she might
otherwise stay out Off Why not in
vestigate this phase of the great que,
tlonf Because of your just and con
mendable hatred of war do not un.
consciously place your mind in tn,
category of those referred to by IN,
Yale professor.-Painesville TOhio
Telegraph.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

Senator Thomas, democrat, of Col
orado, in recent speech in the SEN
ate. gave his hearers to understand
TINT, in his Judgment, the league of
nations cannot stop wars. Of course
he evidently hadnot consulted ,he dem
ocratic editors of his state for ,li,,
have been and are still making all
kinds of claims for the league of ma
tons but have no reply to its crti-
icsms except mud singing.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Advises Compromise.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat. a
strong prO-league paper and lead
ing paper of the democratic party,in
recent editorial says that Presi-
dent Wilson should cooperate with
the senate on the proposed reserva-
tions for it is no longer question Of
league of nations but what reserva-
tions shal he made in the rattle cation
Of the peace treaty. OF course the
alobe Democrat did not consult ths
Democratic editps Of Colorado o.
it might not have given such
good, reasonable. common sense I'D :
rice.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Presbyterian Church.

Sabbath School ut 10 700 \ m
Church services at ii 100 am and
8 80 p. III.
All are cordially invited TO attend
these services.
Sermon Topics:
Morning-lhe Christiun Doyo!opy
Evening-A song of praise.
A. FGordon MacKay, Pastor
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Program for the Laying Of the Cor
ner stone Of the new grade School
Building. Friday afternoon Aug
ust list, al 3 O'Clock.

Concert by the lolyokc Band.
Prayer
Music-Male Quartettc 4
History of the schools of Holyoke
Vocal Solo
Address by DIR. Glover of F't.Col--
lins, Colo.
Music-Malc Quartettc.
Laying OF Corner Stone. ....... =.
Suggested contents of the box:
Last years school register
List of school officers including
the names of the teachers, school
board, county superintendent, archi
tcct etc.
Various Coins
Birds eye view of town
List of soldiers of Phillips County
History of the school
The state herald., 1919-08-01
Christian Church.

Our Sunday School which has
been on decidedly slump during the
busy harvest days is on the rise a.
gain. In n few more weeks the bus
lest season will be over and we will
be glad to welcome our boys back n
gain.
Our sumers work is to be rewarded
by the coming of Evangelist Snod-
grass of Maryvillc, Mo-. who will con
duet our revival services beginning
Sunday. August 24,and lasting nj
least three weeks.
Choir practice will be announced
next Sunday, and We want every boy
and girl. man and woman to help us
that can. Aplatform will be bull,
across the entire front Of the church
FOR the use Of the choir during the
revival.
A happy time was had Mt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ollie last Tues
day afternoon when Miss Ruby enter
tanned her clnss OF d0ys.
Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
served refreshments to a hilarious
bunch Of boys md girls of Gilbert's
class. Gilbert however. was unable
to be present Mt his own party. being
ut work In the harvest fields nen,
Haxtun.
The contest between the classes Of
Mr.. Lunsford md Mr. Myron Smith
grows more interesting ns Il draws
to n close. While the outcome is sci
tied In the minds Of some. I do here.
by advise Mr.Lunsford andhia en-
tire elias 70 read the old story OF III,
Tortoise and the Hare.
Sunday School ut 10 az
Communion mt II :3t
Preaching nj 12;0t
IC y nj 7:3t
Preaching nt s:3t
Everybody most cordially welcome
The state herald., 1919-08-01

Ex-President Taft is out ia n let
ter to Will II. Hayes, Chairman Of the
Republican National Committee. in
which he urges the ratification OF the
pence treaty with certain reserya.
tions. which he pronounccs interpre.
tations rather than amendments.
Mr.. Taft suggests six reservations
ns follows:
Provision for retirement from the
league on two years notice. striking
out the proposition IN the pr. sent
draft that 20 nation may withdraw
until the league holds il has fulfilled
nll its international obligations.
Sclf-govcrnment cannot ever he
represented on the council IL the
home government is represented.
Functioning of the council under
Article 10 shnll be advisory only. and
not binding ON the members. each
of whom shall be free 10 determine
his obligations. which. in the case Of
the United States. would be determi-
ed bv congress.
Differences between the nations
regarding immigration and the tnrifl
nrc domestic questions. aud are not
, to be submitted TO the league.
The Monroe Doctrine IL defined M
n convention under international lnw
Applicable TO this hemisphere. and
the rights of the United States shall
not be challenged In obiectinr TO or
preventing nny attempt by n non A.
mcricnn nation 10 cbntravene the
principle OF the doctrine.
without wnvcr Of nnv rights on
the part of the United States to with
draw from the league ni M earlier
dntc. the United States gives notice
of It's withdrawal IN ten ycnrs.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

o. H. Holland of Otis drove up to
our town Wednesday. He has pur-
chased a half interest in the Craw-
ford Drug Co., business at that place
He has had considerable experience
in this line of business and his many
friends in our county are not only
wishing him success but confidently
expecting success in his new business
The state herald., 1919-08-01
BeanbIoss ssom-Lander.

Byron g. Beanblossom of Jules
burg and Miss Laura l.. Lander of
hoiyoke were united in marriage ut
the brides home in Holyoke ut 10 80
p, m. Monday, July 2Sth, Rev. j. NJ.
Gardner officiating.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

Senator Sheppard of Texas will
offer an amendment to the peace
Itreaty 10 make the whole world dry.
This is very nice to think about
but we had better not get in too big u
hurry to bring the millennium by law
Better see how prohibition fits the U
nited States before the world terri.
trOy
The state herald., 1919-08-01

Mss Frances Lillian Hoyt, who
hasiben quite sick with Typhoid fever
/, at Long Bench, California, is report
ed As convalessing, much to the de-
lightsof our foreman.
The state herald., 1919-08-01
McDorman-Wilson.

Robert McDorman of Holyoke and
Mrs. jean Wilson of Denver were
united in marriage ut the McDorman
ranch Monday ut 9p. M. by Rev. j.
NJ. Gardner. July 2S.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

The race war in Chicago the first
of the week resulted in 27 deaths
and between two and three hundred
wounded,
The state herald., 1919-08-01

The House has instructed Secre-
tary Of War Baker to place on sale
to the people the surplus food pur-
chase for the army.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

President Wilson refuses to con-
slider any compromise on the ratifca-
ton OF the peace treaty. He is too
much of an autocrat to entertain any
compromise with the senate on this
treaty although prominent democrats
have urged him to do so.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

The House has voted to drop the
war tax ON soda water and ice cream
If it has been US hot in Washington
as it has been in Colorado it is easy
to understand this vote.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

Rev. J. NJ. Gardner, Pastor.
Sunday School 1O.3o
reacnihg at IL 80 IN
Preaching ut g. 900 N m
Subjects
Morning lis the Holy Spirit a person
Evening-The midnight olarm
The state herald., 1919-08-01
snbseribc for The State Herald.
Summon ~ Application For Registration
Stats Of Colorado
In the Di.trbt Court
No iss

In the Distrbt Couft
No iss
Frank A Montgomery pisin,'n
versus
Tn. unknown heirs of Aaron Clark decreased
and Aaron v Clark. Lloyd Clark Arthur @ Clark
and their kstrs executor. and assigns
and ali other per.ons or parties unknown. claim
lns any rIsht. ,it. estate ien ~ interest In the
r,ai estate dsscrhi In the application herein de-
ferians.
The P~opie Of the STATE Of fcoloraio 10 the sbovs
s.msd Defendants Gr-etinri
You are hereby summoned and required IN sn.
swef the application ef'ths applicant plaintiff In
the ais,ss -~ti,i.i application fo~ registration NJ
N. following land .ituas In Phillips county Colo
sado tswir
The nor,h west auar,sT Of section thir,y,hr~e In
township .is north of range forty seven west of
th. 9Th principal meridian containing leo setes Of
land
and In his your answer to the saSi appiirstioe In
tho oies ~ tho clerk II said court In said coan,y
within twenty days after The ssrvIee of this sum.
mons upon you exclusive II the day of such srrv-
,c- and n YOU fail 10 sn-~sr the sad application
within tbe tim. aforesaid tho applicant plaintiff
IN this action will apply 10 the eoar, for tbs -
lief demanded In the ss~s'~ssion herein
Witness. w.'G. iisiisnd ri~fh NJ aah court. and
the sal thssof. ., iioiyote Colorado In said roan
h ard stats. thI.g day ef June A u 1919
ts.aiI W. a. iisilsnd cissk
, r,rs, pub July ~
The state herald., 1919-08-01

Denver coal prices are reported I'D
vanced % cents per ton. Thiswill
notfrighten anybody very much at
least till the present hot weather is
over.
The state herald., 1919-08-01

The people of Chicago are now
walking since the employees Of sur
face and elevated roads went on n
strike.