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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
AUDUBON CLUB PROGRAM
FOR NEXT FRIDAY TO Be
RIFE WITH B|RO-L ORE

A meeting of the Audubon Club of
Ardmore will be held next Friday after.
noon at $50 o'clock in the parish rooms
of st. Philips Episcopal church. The
roll call will be answered with field
observations, followed by the reading
of the minutes of the previous meeting.
selection from John Burroughs by
Perry ID. Maxwell. and a talk on "The
Value Of Birds TO Man" by Mrs. Salle
L. Jordan, will feature the program. A
nature test for the members will be held
as follows;
O) What keeps the farmer company
by playing tag around his home?
~ Name "A carpenter bird, Il mason,
and II weaver.
suit of feathers.
az What bird seemingly sings
through its nose,
() What is the most harmless spar
row, which eats no fruit or grain?
(6) What street is connected with the
nightingale? What three is connected
with the thrush?
"a Where does the gnat catcher sing?
Where do the towhee, winter wren. and
non-paroit sing?
(S) What nests are covered over?
90 What bird makes no nest of its
own, but lays its eggs in other birds
nests?
uO) What bird is called the tailor.
made bird?
an What bird carries the chant"
in the bird choir?
az What bird had Il whispered note
three tones beyond the piano?
u3) What bird note does the mocking
bird initiate?
QN When is the nesting month of the
mocltng bird? How many eggs?
What color? DO both birds build OF
what is the nest? made, and where
placed!
40 What bird plays the 'kcttle-drum'?
What bird plays the oboe? What bird
plays the ocarino? What bird rattles
the drumsticks?
u6) What birdcousin of ours has been
celebrated in Europe by poets, musi-
clans and Swiss clock makers?
40 What bird is used to calculate
distances? What bird is used as IA de-
gree of sharpness? What bird is used
as a degree of blackness?
OS BY what name do we know the
reed bird of Louisiana, and the rice
bird of South Carolina?
09) What bird can reach perfect
octave in his call?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
ROTARY-L|ON GAME OF
BASEBALL TUESDAY #
JUPITER PLUV|US AIDS

Weather permitting, the long-looked
for baseball game between the Lions
and Rotarians, will be played Tuesday
afternoon at 1 80 O'Clock at the baseball
park near .he oar barns. The game
was first scheduled for last "Wednesday
and was postponed on account or ram
IL was announced then for Monday
but was postponed on account or the
auto races tomorrow afternoon. How
ever, there is every hope that the game
will be played Tuesday and each oil
the clubs declare tho delay only gave
the other fellow an extra chance 10
win the game.
Dr. Roadway of the Lions objects
seriously to his official title as ''hos-
pital attendant" and In order TO be
sure that they would have some one
there to look after all accidents the
Lions president, j. T.. Hamilton, has
agreed to let Dr. Boadway'a title be
attending surgeon"
Both clubs have strong teams. or
course some of the strongest men were
Intentionally put on the substitute list
as "A matter OF necessity, but anyway
such fellows as Sidney Suggs, Tom
Bridgeman and Captain Wilmington of
the Lions, and c. +. van Denberg. Don
Cochran and Charlie Richards of the
Rotarians, make fine subs.
Remember, the proceeds 30 to the
Day Nursery.
The lineup of both teams follow:
Lions Club
Pitchers-O. {. Lasher and d. 7.
Stiles.
Catchers-George T.. Gleason. lvey
Johnson.
First base-C. II. Woodruff.
Second base-T. ID. Harris.
Third base-F. l.. Blackburn.
Shortstop-Wnl Smith and Paul
Smith.
Left field-W. II. Poulter.
Center field-Moss Patterson.
"Subs"-W. II. Prater l., ID. Nelms,
John Easley, Tom Bridgeman, Sidney,
l.. l.. Gregory, and Jack Woods.
Attending Surgeons. W. Roadway.
Rotary Club
Pitchcrs-Tom Frame and Arthur
Woods.
Catcher-Mort Woods.
First base-Dr. r. O. Farley.
Second base-Paul Eckern.
Third base-Carl Russell.
Shortstop-Arthur Straehley.
Left field-Gaylord Nelson.
Center-Joel Buchanan.
Right field-farl Gray.
"Subs"-Don Cochran, Ed Gait, c.
p. Van Denberg, Frank Gates, Ken
nett Hudson, c. w. Richards, John n.
Cameron, James Barron.
Physician in charge-Dr. +. p. Won
Keller.
Umpires-Dick Speer and Naylor
ARDMORElTE WANT ADS BRING
RESULTS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11

self-reliant, yet selfcontrolled. 1t re
turns him TO you "a better man.
"You have been an important mem
ber of the great army of encourage
ment and enthusiasm which helped TO
make him and us all better soldiers.
You can now be a great help in keep
ing alive the good qualities he Is
bringing back from the army, in max
ing him as good a citizen as he has
been a soldier.
His fare and itd,essary expenses
TO pon. of induction will be paid by
the government. lie will receive all
payment due. He may, if he wishes,
wear his uniform for three months from
the date of his discharge. The govern
ment will also allow him TO keep up,
for the benefit of his family, his in
surance at the very low rate he is now
paying.
His return to civil life will bring
new problems for you both to solve.
The qualities he brings back will help
YOU now as your encouragement helped
him while he was away, and in your
hands and his, rests the future of our
country.
"As his commanding officer, l am
proud of him. He has done his duty.
and his comrades viii bid him good
bye with deep regret, and wish him
every success after he returns home
that spot in every mans heart no other
place can fill.
Sincerely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Resolved that in the death of Mrs
II. c. Potterf. the Ladies Aid society
of First PRESBYTERIAN church has suffer
ed keen loss. For several years, III TACT
until falling health made 1t duty lot
us to relieve her of the responslpll-
ties of the office, she served US as
president of the society. Among US
she was an unquestioned leader, super
ior in mental and moral force. she
exemplified this rare quality of leader
ship, the more humble one of serving.
We found her judgment sound, and al
WAYS tempered with a beautiful char-
acter, when interpreting the motives
of others We found her possessed
of seemingly ineXhaustible fund OF
enthusiasm in her church work, upon
which we freely drew for inspiration.
At all times we found her willing to
serve her church and her community,
in any capacity for which her talents
prepared her. At all times an example
for us to follow. We would feel that
her loss is irreparable, were it not FOR
the remembrance of her wholesome,
happy, useful life, which remainA
among us, with the subtle fragrance
of a lively flower. To US it will serve
us an inspiration to mold our own
lives along nobler and truer lines.
Resolved that we wish to make this
more personal and intimate of our ap-
probation of Mrs. Potterf, to Judge
Potterf and his sorrowing family. and
TO assure them that We know the deep
nature of their loss for we shall not
soon see her like again
MRS. JOHN WHITEMAN
MRS. G. NJ. HENLEY.
MRS. j. T.. HAMILTON.
MRS. Il. A. SIMPSON.
Committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
FOREST PARK. UP.TO-DATE SUMNER
AMUSEMENT RESORT ON ELECTRIC
LINE, WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK

old times of a long, dusty, hot tire
some walk is done away with.
Too much cannot be said of Forest
Park. Aside from its natural beauty,
it is situated near two of the most
beautiful and handsome residences or
Ardmore and Carter County, which lend
an added attraction to it.
Hundreds of electric lights arc
scattered throughout the park and the
place at night is very beautiful.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
100000 PRESCRIPTIONS
WERE FILLED BEFORE
40" WAS DISCOVERED

j. c. Mende .als.ill Evansville, Ind,
spent 40 years in the drug business,
compounded ovee 100, 600 prescriptions
from physicians educated in Europe
and America before Number 40 For
The Blood" was discovered the great
specific for all blood diseases. Success
fully employed in diseases of the CLAN
dular system, in blood poison, mercur-
ial and lead poisoning, chronic rheu-
matism. catarrh, constipation, hepatic
congestions, dyspepsia and stomach
troubles, sores, ulcers. nodes, tumors
and scrofulous swellIngs, that have
withstood all other treatment yield
NO. 40"
Sold by City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
BY Mrs. +. 4. Reid.

Al last Aruiilofe people are proNl'eu
place 10 ENJOY out'uoor recreu'ioii'
clean decent swimming pool uahc'iis
other pleasures to be had IN real up
to'oate PARK. forest FarK Is ,he
name selected 1or what was lorheriy
known as Electric fark. forest farK
Is undergoing complete renovation ana
presents decidedly different 'atmos-
phere' from conditions existing last sea
SON 1t VIII De opened the latter part
OF TINS week. ana ALREADY PERMISSION
mas peeh secured 10 iioiu u iarse sciooi
picnic there "ithih Il snort tiihe'
forest Fark Is ideally situated Ma
ture mas pro'loeu Il peautiiu III place lo'
Just such purposes as II VIII DE used'
ana win every aV'uianle resourse' 'ilose
IN chafse' are assls'lhs nature III Try
ing 10 nlatch her' IN her new spring
irock' Ihe dance paVilioh is 10 DE
painted solt grey Wl'h oark green
top. "A new Iloof mas peeh put down.
bannisters TO separated the promenade
from the dahcihs lioor' seats so p''ceu
Where one may view lne dancers ana
III every way IL so afrahseu 10 zen"
enjoyment. Inc pavilion oVeriooKs the
'aKe ana the swimming pool he laNe
covers an area OF approximately 'hree
acres al lhe uedu trees "eeuS anu
ruppiSh nave peeh removed from 'he
water ana the idhe presents pe'u'i'
lul picture lue sraVei "aIhs SUI,
rouhu 1t WIN coilloi 'hpie SEATS place"
at intervals along elther sioe'
ABOUT twenty poats' an III soou
shape VIII DE aVaIl'tipie ior poa'ihs
parties
AS lor the swimming pool II Is ALSO
uhoergoins complete improvements "a
new bottom Is pelng lald' which Is Oh
asphiit' lherepy uolhs away win the
ola tfouple OF rough iootihs LOT ten
ger leet' SIX loot renee surrouHuS 'ilc
pool ana seats are also arranged III
tho enclosure LOT Swimmers ne"
lockers nave peeh lhstalied ana specHu
locker maze lor Vhuapies' gooo sup
ply Oh water Is assured iresh supply
running continuously Every con
venience has been installed and those
VINO uesire thiS particular ehJoyfhen'
may rest assured that the water Is
clean
Underneath the dance pavilion ana
ADJOINING the lockers ana entrance 10
the swimming pool delicatessen shop
Will pe maintained. Cold drlhks' ice
cream, all sorts oil canned goods n real
shop' where parties VINO decide 10 re
main Tor picnic lunch after an after
noon outing can secure su1ficient 1000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
SERGT. PAUL WRIGHT. TEN
YEARS IN ARMY, RETlRES
WITH HIGH COMMENTATOR

Sergt. Paul Wright son of Mr. and
Mrs NJ. NJ Wright, 4l2 C street, south
east, who has been in the service for
10 years, returned to his home this
week. Following is a letter written to
his mother by his commanding Off
Ger:
I'm a few days your soldier will re
ceive his honorable discharge and start
for home He is bringing back many
fine qualities of body and mind which
he has acquired or developed in the
military service. The army has done
everything it could to make him strong,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
CONSUMERS l.. & Z. CO.

Will continue their sale on Gas
Ranges this coming week, for those
who were unable to take advantage of
the excellent terms during the past
week. We will still allow you $500 on
your old range TO be applied on new
one. Easy terms, $40 down, $500 per
month. Come early-7Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
New Harbor Sport In Britain

i.ondon.--l.ocal naval authorltics, to
rid home waters of the great drifting
mines, may now supply rifles free to
competent applicants who wish TO enjoy
the sport Of picking OFF, great ex'
plosions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-11
REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. d. A. McKellar. formerly asso-
ciated with DR.. n. c. Wood. wishes TO
announce that on May l he will be
located on fourth floor. in suite 421-422
Simpson building. New and modern
equipment, Ardmore, Oklahoma.-adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02
REFL.ECTII
sE APRoPIE T1MPUL.

Cetind in ziare telegramele pri-
mite din Franta, putem zice ca Sc
apropie timpul de mutt dorit.
Timpul in care multi vor simti 0
mare bucurie, 81 sunt 81 de aceia
ca in loc de bucurie vor simti o
nespusa intristare 81 suparare, ca
re le provine numai din negli-
genta 81 nebagarea de seama a
lor, despre- care nu pot inviui
chiar pc nimeni. Va sosi ziua IN
care vcm porni de alicia, 81 vom
merge la al nostri de care n,l
stim mimic de un timp destul de
lung.
MOI care am VENT in aeeasta
tara nnmai ca prin munca Gin
stita sd cistigam ee+a parale 81
lar sa mergen la al nostri acasa
ca> sa le fmbunatatim traiul. MOI
nu mai simtin nici bucurie pi4
ina ce vom merge 81 ne vom Until
nj Gu al nostrif din patria veche,
la care ii s. noapte mere1 gin
dim. De am avea orr ce bumatate,
nimic nu ne .foloseste, vazindu-11e
singuri 81 iHdepartati de lfamilia
noastra, care numai singur Dunn,
[nezeu site cam mai traiesc 81 Gu
/ cite neajunssari si.nacasori sd luR-
TIA, de care nj nici nn ne putem
inchipui.
in momentnl in care scriu ace
| ste sire Gu Mritli in ochi ini Vi
ne sd pling cu amar de dorul ce-
lor de peste ocean, cugetindu-ma
La Ell cit de- IN nerabdare ne as
|teapta sd nereem Ia ei 81 sd le
dam ceva ajutor, 50 le altman do
|rul 81 naca7l eel atl suferit in
timp de vre-65 AMI de zile.>
Pc cit de sre u dornl de, aca-
sa, asa de ta}S 4 dorin 81 moi aici
cei din Amer flib. Am vol Sd puten
sbura ii am "a II He intilnin
cit mai ih 81 ~ le zicem
|un bun gxsi
|. Fratii nos II nj en- zailitea in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02

pc Gel dol la apucat aeroplanul
sub el 81 ia bagat la Fund, acestai
din urma a cazut mai deoparte
81 a scapst Ia NAL Gu 1nnotul.
Unifermitatea la liniile ferate.
Paris. : La conferinta de pace
Sc discuta 81 chestia Gu asezarea
,liniilor ferate in toatc tarile la a.
ceiasi distanta fntre sine, asa ca
trenurile unei tari sa poata mer-
ge 81 pc liniile alicia. :
fmprastiarea radicalilor din De
troit. : Detroit, Mcih. : Cfteva
suite de politisti au impiedecat in
bcercarea radicalilor din acest oras
de a sparge fntrunirea puhica Ia
care vorbea D-na Catherine Bres-
hkovsky, ,,strabuna revolutiei ru-
sesti's Radicalii ap fnceput sa
dea semne de neplacere la auzul
imnului national The Star Span
gled Banner, lar la un moment
dat au N1nceput sd fluere 81 81
huiduiasca pc vorbitoare. Atunci
seful politiei a dat un ordin, 81
|radicalii cei Gu deviza I'VE are
against everything an fost luati
pc sus 81 trimisi sd ID aer.
IL morti IN revoltele din Viena
| : Londra. = Conform unei tele.
CRANE triDisa de agentia Elk.
change Telegraph, intro revolta
antisemita in Viena a,t fost ucist
dotasprezece persoane.
ofiteri ajunsi Mstrugii de CHE
te. : Berlin. T. Judecatorul Soel
ling din Kiel, care s'a 1napoiat dt
curind din Ungaria, spune ca TO
stii ofiteri in armata ungureascs
acum lustruiesc ghetele trecato
rilor de pc stradele Budapestei
| lar advocafii studentii universe
tari 81 judecatorii lucreSza CT
bratele ca sa-si poata cfstiga att
sit sd nu moara de foame. Dinsu
mai spune cd incercarea de a. 81
forma armata rosie n "a isbutit
lar eel cftiva voluntari rosi sal
inserts nulnai Gu gindul ca il
armata ma vor mai rabda de foa
me. 1ntreaga popnlatie are. mar
dujmanie pc Bolsevici 81 asteapt;
| dornica ziua in care sa vie Roml
nii.~Cehii 81 Sirbii ca sal scape
Ucis III accident. = Columbus
Ohio. : Aici fost ucis fntr al
laccMent de automobil soldatu
Roy TT. Grove, care era tocma
sa Sc 1iberze in ziua celia. Tn al
soldat s'a Ms Gu rani grave
r. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02
INFORMAL

\ Italia e sprijinita de presa Ja
poneza. = Toxic. - Presa japo-
neza partineste multi pc Italia, CO.
mentind asupra retragerei Italie-
nilor de la conferinta de pace.
Ziarul Yamato Shimbun zice ca
Italia 81 Japonia ,,sunt in aceiasi
barca, 81 ca daca conferinta so
coteste tratatul Using Tao ca o
simpla hirtie de dat la gunoi, a.
|celas lucru poate sal faca 81 ia
ponia privitor la alte tratate.'
Intelectuali arestati de rosii din
Budapesta. - Copenhaga. - Con
form telegramelor primite de la
Berlin, in Budapesta au fost are
(stati suite de intelectuali, printre
Ecari Sc aflA 81 citiva Romini. Sc
(zice ca unul dintre comisarii po-
pprului ar fl spus Cd acestia din
|llrmE vor plati cu~sfngele lor PEN
(tru fiecare pas fdcut de armatele
Romine peste granitele Ungariei.
=
Italia tim prisonsg1 Jugo-S -Slavi.
: Belgrad. : Jugoslavii sunt ia.
Ire indignant in urma faptului "a
|Italenii su dat drumul acasa tu-
|turor prizancrilor sde radbui, ca
komini, Boemi 81 Poloni, pc cfnd
pc prizonerK lingo -Slavi, carl an
|luptat in armata austriaca, ii IT,
he 81 acum Id cimpurile ei de do
|tinere. 81 xces "a celor4alti pri-
Lzcneri lea dat drumul sd piece
acae8 cu arne .cu tot.
h 1zn>psrsa mar syiatori. ca-
Ipe Nay, Ny J. y Teri s'an inne-
.cst fk apropierea poltdlui Cape
May dDi Offteri 6yiatori, pc tim
.pul cind aeropJanul IN care sbu.
~ g q n S1t in aps u RI scufun-
'dst Gdei nei luIese 81 aerOplals
Einsk ~ lIt lliIitat ~ ps ef6d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02

Au Romlnll multe reke,
Oar le au 81 alte natii
>Numai fratii de IA Akron
Au/un Reu mai multi ca altii.
De ce att schimbat actiunile
Domnilor, 1ntreaba Matache pc
Lache. - Ce Sc facem, ii raspun-
de acesta, cele pc care le-aveam
nu aveau nici o valoare, 81 ne-am
socotit ca sa dam doua fara va
loare pc una fara pret!
Unul, de prin Ardeal, care a
.trecut in Rominia 81 a avut aface
cu curcile, pentru care fapta a
.capatat douazeci 81 cinci Sc a
fla acum >prin America, 81 striga
in gura mare cd ell nu vrea unirea
Transilvania Gu Rom1nia.
Meme .draga mai este 81 un altrl
care a avut afaceri Gu curcile 81 81
aeela nu vrea unitatea nationals
= ce poate Fl cauza. Serauzim?
Tn aderent de la ,,Adoarme-te
Rom1ne" spune ca sa-si apere
stapinii - ca Rominia nu fost
devastata ca Serbia orI Belgia.
|Daca ar suferi acesta ceea ce a
suferit Rominia, atunci de sigur
star veni in simtiri.
I'm frate-mi spune ca oare unde
prin Youngstown, este un loc nm
de la fiecare~om sa arata un Oare
care document Intilnesc pc naa
Stan. care a vaZut ,.docomentu'
sill intreb: Va sd zica 81 mneata
|l-a-i vazut? Da, imi raspunde CT
ifos nea Stan, am vazut docomen-
tul, tocmai cum te vad pc mneata
Lam crezllt, pentru ca aceasts
am auzit-o 81 de a>altii, insa Gem
vine in cap, hal sal intreb ceva
Nea Stan, dar ce zice la doco
mente
PrietenuF meu Sc scarpina L
lceafa, apoi fmi raspunde: De !! Dal
stu eug Docomental era in fran
tuza 81 sti mneata ca Ell nu str
ceti nici romineste...
Va sa zica asa STAN Gu .,doc9
mentu"
Precum sa vede, in Erie ,,rosii
81 ilngurii au fost tratati prea "i
lmanusi la Adunarea Poperal;i
altfef nu-si luau indrazneala s.
cheme pc Romini ca sa conspir
contra neamului lor.
Rominii adevarati nu Sc due !;
ccnspiratiile tradatorilor!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02
mdruIltisuTi.
EPIGRA1IA ZILEI.

,,PASIVISTILOR"
Domnilor tacerea voastra
V''o spun drept ca ma rita.
Banuiesc ca planul care
ID 'astadata va agita,
= Ca n trecut,/ ,/tot muncitoru
BUbiYAac'o sal inghita
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02

pc cei dol la apucat aeroplanul1
sub el 81 ia bagat la fund, acestal
din urma d cazut mai deoparte
81 a scapat la NAL Gu 1nnotul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02
pEsPRE RELE.

Au Romfnii multe reEe,
Oar le au 81 alte natii =
Numai fratii de la Akron
Au un Reu mai multi ca altii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-02
Unifermitatea la liniile ferate.

Paris. : La c0nferlnta Gle pace
Sc discuta 81 chestia Gu asezarea
liniilor ferate in toatc tarile la 81
ceiasi distanta intre sine, asa ca
trenurile unei tari sa poata mer-
ge 81 pc liniile alicia.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-03
Back TO The Farm

Allen Skinner, having been fed up
on metropolitan life through ten
years continuous residence at Gran
ada and Lamar, has lately found his
mind continuity wandering away
from his daily duties and seeing
visions OF the old farm with large
halo enveloping it. He tried to al
lay his longing by subscribing for
couple of dozen farm journals,
but the perusal of these only made
the longing of his heart grow longer
SO on Monday he packed his grip
full of the farm journals, bought
ticket to the old home in Miss
ouri, asked the ticket agent how
much extra it would be for Il re-
served seat all his own, and started
on his way. BY this time they pro
badly have him at his old job of
turning the grindstone while they
sharpen up all the harvest tools
or else he is out in the paw-paw
patch rustling with the pOssums
for his reakfast.-Lamar Register,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-03
SUMMER COMPLAINT IN
CHILDREN.

There is not anything dixie so
many deaths from this disease now
as before Chamberlain's Collie and
general use When this remedy is
given with castor oil as directed
and proper care is taken as to diet,
it is safe to say that fully ninety
nine out of every hundred cases
recover. Mr.. w. G. Campbell of But
Ter, Tenn, says, II have used Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Re
medy for summer complaint in
children 1t is far ahead of anything
| have ever used for this purpose"
The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-03
Hinkle Boy Nearly browns.

While playing about the dredge
boat east of town Wednesday af
ternoon, Homes Hinkle fell into the
canal and it was only by some
quick work that he was saved from
drowning He was taken from the
water in an unconscious condition
and only revived after considerable
effort. This same boy broke an arm
last week and he no doubt thinks
that his jinX" is after him with a
vengeance. The dredge men have
been having considerable trouble
keeping boys away from the dredge
and this should be a warning that
they will heed. Playing along the
banks of the ditch is very danger
Gus pastime. The dirt is constant
ly caving in and as the water is
several feet deep in places, the
small boy who cannot swim is plac-
ed in bad predicament should he
happen to fall in Wiley Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-03
Little Girl Shot.

Two little girls aged IL and 13 re-
spectively, daughters of d. L. Brown
residing south of Chimney's on
Butte Creek, were accidently shot
by 12'year old boy named Setten,
who was trying to shoot a couple
of fighting dogs. One of the girls is
supposed to have received fatal in
juries and the other is seriously
wounded. The unfortunate accident
occurred Monday afternoon. The
mother of the Brown girls is an in
valid as the result of injuries re-
ceived in a runaway some time ago.
Lamar Sparks.
Auto Bandits Plead Not Guilty
j. w. Scarborough and w. B. Gen
The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-03
Old Timer Visits Friends.

Frank Means for many years La
mars most popular restaurant
man, and well known to all citi-
Zens who lived here up to 1915, has
located at the National Military
Home in Kansas. He was a sol
dier of the old Indian wars on the
plains here before the settlement
of this section began, and after
many years of business life was af-
,flicted with rheumatism as re-
suit of the exposures while in the
service. He was warmly welcomed
by all his neutrality-suspicious.
Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-03
Can You Beat This

For every eight persons in Stoning
ton there is piano, for every four
persons there is touring car. The
daily balance sheet at the bank
shows around $130,000 individual
deposits and the poorest family in
town owns piano, Ford touring
car, their own home and have
money loaned out on interest.
-StoningtOn News.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-03
County Seat News
Throughout Prowers County
Clipped Country Exchanges.

try, the young men accused of steal
ing j. Martin FOrd''s ear and wound
ing member of Baca county posse
which pursued them, plead not
guilty to the charge against them
when arraigned before Judge HOl-
lenbeck last Thursday. The pri.
sOners will be guests at Sheriff
Downing's summer resort until the
November term of court, unless
they furnish bail-Lamar Sparks.