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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
NEW TODAY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTEDo ~~~0-0-~>7---~>o00~7-
THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN
THE MOVING PICTURE INDUSTRY to
communicate with us by letter. We ex-
pect to start production at our
MiNNEHAHA STUDIO OCTOBER IA
GRAND PACIFIC PRODUCERS & Elk
HIBITORS, 2O9-210 HUTTON BLDG.
SPOKANE, WASH.
FOR sALE-.-,one Of the best commercial
hotels north of Spokane. Building and
furniture in first class shape. Doing a
good business. Price $4,000; $11,000 will
handle. l might accept some trade on
this Address T. Q. Box 231, Marcus, Wn:
FOR sALE-Have gone farming. will
sell $4,000 per month garage, business;
and Great Northern r. r. For partic-
ulars write John Drinkard. Downs, Wn.
What have you to trade for good coun.
try hotel? $4,000; some cash: Lee, 326
Rookery Bldg, Spokane, Wash
FOR SALE-COUNTRY GARAGE Full
ly equipped one acre land, bungalow
house. light plant. bargain. Terms by
FARM LANDS AND REAL Estate
70 CLOSE An EsTATE
STOCK AND DAIRY FARM
A BARGAIN
349 acres British Columbia. on Great
Northern railway, close to International
boundary line; quarter mile from depot;
40 acres in hay. 100 in timothy. 6 acres
in garden and orchard; all fenced; good
S-room house. cow barns, stable, chicken
houses, ETC.; some valuable timber, album
dance of water; valuable water records
go with the place. Only $4,000: any
reasonable terms to responsible buyer. 4.
A Robley & Co., p. o. Box 20, Trail, BIC.
FOR SALE-First-cla wheat quarter;
black soil: close to town and paved
road; Is m. to Spokane. Good buildings
and water. Price 100000, with stock and
machinery. Terms. G. +. Arnold. Free
man, Wash.
FOR SALE CHEAP-SiX quarters good
white pine timber. Cruise 100000. In
Pend Oreille Co. Il. 559h Fairview ave-,
Spokane.
FOR SALE-Ffne farm OF 41275 acres
for general purposes Opportunity for
cranberries with fine sporting facilities.
Nine miles south of Bandon, four miles
north of Langlois. New buildings, woven
wire fencing. Also the Hotel Bandon
for sale or rent Courtesy to agents.
Edmund Croft. Croft Lake Ranch. Ban
don, Coos county, Ore. .---
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
INFORMATION Department
Handy Spokane Business and
professional Directory.

[o.-~~osTe AMsHiP TIckETs.-
steamship Office. 10 Ayde Bldg.
ssoe se.lITEcTs AND BUILDERS
Ae S1IiARD, GIT 1st Az. Spokane.
) ,,,To RADIATOR REPAIRS.
AZ AUTO Rad. Works. w. 80 Main.
Rpoka,e AUTO TOP REPAIRING
| -, ron 60. $40 w. End. Ph. XIV. 446.
kae: Avn 10 INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED
e5Ap1 ,sT & SONS, 80 w. LIST Ave:
F = y , AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE
al AZ - electric Service. I'd and Cedar
mplIe CORRECT GLASSES
1,ENDRICKS, 6O7 Riverside Ave.
YRS, ll,,iaNITURE UPHOLSTERY
S,SHMTDT, 925 w. Bridge Ave.
II VEAL q POULTRY BUYERS
eo9SS FER MARKET. 726 n. Monroe.
Ek MA wis Markets, Spokane, wash
lohn Market, 4S Riverside Ave.
ARM HOTELS
NAN Hotel, Sd and Monroe. XIV. II6.
ll.l1.'.> ICE. MACHINES.
~ FRICK ICE MACHINE: T.. cooper ICE
nMsachine & Plumbing 90. l11a = Monroe.
iris Ice Machine Works, SPOKANE.
erms a1,eINAL TURKISH BATHS
ynER1YS Steam Baths, 201 Trent.
NAaaAIENTS AND Trademarks.
Wesffall. 912 Paulsen Bldg.
T. = PHOTOGRAPHS
I.7ScEss STUDIO, 9TH floor Eilers bldg.
hl4>I aesuLT IYPEWRlIERS.
l.. Tsvnewriter Sales Co. 4 N.HoWard.
Eo- 9aa STAMPS AND SEALS
l1MEic STAMP WORKS. Sig sprague.
FASlH TAXIDERMiSTS
zopy Fl PARK, Expert Taxidermist
Ha sdn1ntor. 315 Jameson Bldg. Spokane.
zI 2SIigS BROS, S22 w. sprague ave.
WI USED CARS WANTED:
n Auto RepafrShop.S 69N. Howard.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
Latest Airship.

Britain's latest airship is 545 feet
long and has lifting capacity OF
II tons.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT

ao pRUeLEss- TREATMENTS
Trouble and after effects of Flu. We
surely cure by our new method We also
use Violet Ray, Therapeutic Lamps,
Electric Bath and real massage. Main
1895. 5l5 Jameson Bldg.
BUTTONS AND PLEATiNG.
SHAMEK'S. AIT Union St, Seattle. Hem
stitching, Accordion Pleating, Box Side
Pleating, Cloth Covered Buttons. Mail
orders handled promptly.
Sampson Feather Button Wks. Hem
stitching, 12hc yard. Fine work
guaranteed. Mail orders 52i Kuhn Bldg.
LEATHER WQRk
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
Federal Manager
Visits the Ely District

L. Nj. Byers, general manager Of the
Texas Federal Oil Company, with head
quarters ut Electra, Texas, arrived in
Ely last Thursday night and left this
morning.
MIR. Byers said that he came princi-
pally TO interview u number of stock
holders IN his company who reside in
this district and to tell them that they
now have six producing wells and have
started No. I. The Texas Federal
stock is now off the market and Mr..
Byers Is devoting his attention 10 he
Standard Oil Land and Leasing Com
pany, which is operating about W
rallies from the Texas Federal n now
has three producing wells. The leas-
ing company is Offering for sale $780,
600 worth of stock, all of which must
l,o used for further development, and
no promotion stock will be Issued.
DIR. w. w. Cook of Ely is representing
Mr.. Byers and his associates in this
venture.
When asked as To the Illipah field
Mr.. Byers said:
~ regret tina l have not the time
on his trip to visit the field, rs ] did
on the occasion of my last visit here.
As | then saw the field il appealed to
me n / formed the opinion that there
was oil underlying the ground. but at
a greater depth tina has yet been at
tanned. Texas Federal will keep its
eye on II. as it is now looking for
proven fields to make greater dividends
for its stockholders. and If 1llipah
| comes in we will be among those
present with q standard rig and equip
ment. That Is the way large COM
panies today make their money and
| Texas Federal win get right along
| with them.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
NOTICE. or

Before the Public Service Commission
of Nevada.
Power Company. U-22s.
Whereas. the Ely Light and Power
commission alleging.
That this Commission fixed rates to
, es charged Py said Company on sep
That the average net income under
the rates so fixed covering the years
ls14-1s19 both inclusive has been less
than 3 per cent on the value ixed by
the Commission at that time.
That the. value so fixed was and is
less thar the true value.
That since the date first above men,
toned the expenses of the company
have been materially increased by cir
cumstances over which 1t had and has
no control.
That 1t will be impossible for said
company to continue to furnish light
its income is increased, and
Whereas, in and by said petition the
to authorize it to establish rates. tolls
and charges in accorda nee with the fol-
lowing tariff:
Minimum charge s2.5o.
zoe per kilowatt hour upon all con-
sumption OF current by a single. con-
nifty C150) kilowatt hours consumed
isc per kilowatt hour upon all con-
! sumption of current by n single CON
sumner for the next one hundred Q00)
kilow6tt hours consumed per month.
15k per kilowatt hour upon all con-
sumption of current by n single con-
sumner for all in excess OF two hundred
ond fifty t250) kilowatt hours consumed
per month.
POWER
lac per kilowatt hour. =
Now therefore, notice is hereby given.
that said petition has been and Is set
for hearing at Ely during the present
month. Notice of which will be given
at an early date when and where the
said company may appear and present
evidence in support thereof, m at the
said hearing any party or parties in
terested may present evidence in sup
port of or in opposition to the grating
of the order prayed for by said petit
tion.
by the Commission
BENSON WRIGHT, =
Secretary.
Dated December 4, 1920.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
Uepori of the Condition of the
McCILL NATIONAL BANK
AZ McGin, In The state of Nevada. MT the close of business " a ""
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
TURLEY OF MAO|LL IS
IN THE LISTS TO WIN
THE RING At SULPHUR
THURSDAY OCT, 28 tn


Madill, Okla. Oct. 23.--For the
second time inside of two years,
Madill man has entered the lists as
a candidate for the Shrine ring. as
that honor is bestowed by the older
members of the order upon the newly
made members who have safely COM
pleted the journey across the burn
ing sands of Arabia and are, al last,
permitted to sit beneath the cooling
shades of the palms and sip the nectar
which flows from the springs of the
solitary oasis.
Without thought of defcat-in fact
with an insrown determination to
succeed, to win the victory and wear
the honor ring, Charles Turley has
SHE'D his hat into the ring and come
out as an avowed and determined
candidate. In an open letter which he
is addressing to all members of the
craft, Mr.. Turley, Brother Turley,
all Madill Shriners hope to soon call
him, announces, frs, that his full
name is Charles l.. (NewD Turley.
second, that his campaign is being
iiltiiuS'b" bF an N'oNil iiu NH'i Nbl'
of them) members of the Marshall
County Shrine Club third. that his
references are unimpeachable as Il
man fitted in every particular to
wear this honorable badge of one
whose feet have been bllstored from
contact with the burning surface Of
the desert; third. that he has long
shrouds those who care not for en-
lightenment, but that for a few weeks
he has basked in the effulgent rays
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of BLACK -DRAUGH I
Black-Draught Highly Recommended
BY Illinois Man for Liver and
Stomach DisOrders.-used IL
for Fifteen Years.

Singerton. III. For fifteen years
we have used Thedford's Black
Draught, and have not as yet found
anything that could take its place" "
writes Mr.. w. f Rister Of this town,
IL have used it for Indigestion a
number of times. and it gives relief"
continues Mr.. Rster.
For sour stomach, heavy. bloat-
ed feeling, 1t is splendid. And when
the liver gets torpid, so that when
you stoop and raise up suddenly YOU
feel dizzy, few doses will set you
straight.
I'VE keep It and use for constipt-
tion and the above troubles, and find
it most satisfactory. | can recon-
mend it to others and gladly do so
For the number of years ] have
used Black -Draught now, | ought tc
know"
In its 70 years of usefulness, Thed-
ford's Black -Draught has relieved
thousands and thousands of persons
suffering from the results Of dis
ordered liver And, like Mr.. Rister
many people feel that, after using
Black-Draught nothing can take its
place.
If you haven't tried Black-Draugh'
get package today.
Nearly every druggist keeps it
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

arrive at conclusion a sto how his
trouble started This customer called
and showed US his storage battery
with a perfectly clear cut bullet hole
through one cell and said, bullet as
evidence, we plead not guilty"
Much attention mas been given the
upholstery and the fittings of the en-
closed Chalmers cars by the new or
ganization now building this well
known car. 1t is said that the CHAIN
ers closed cars compare very favorably
with those selling at a considerably
higher price.
Walter p. Chrysler. on whose
shoulders rests the manufacturing OF
the Maxwell and Chalmers cars. sold
by Slaughter Motor company OF this
city, is one of the best known exc
cutives in the automobile industry. He
has been associated with some of the
largest cmpanies in the business and
has won an enviable reputation as
both a quantity and quality manufac-
turer.
II. Y. Christmas OF Laurel, Mass
boasts about the reliability OF his
Maxwell car which he purchased in
1916. Mr. Christmas declares that al.
though the car has been driven more
than $4,000 miles it has never re-
quired any requirements or repairs
with the exception of a new top and
a switch panel. II haven't even had
to replace bolt says Mr.. Christ
mas.
The Maxwell recently demonstrated
its hill climbing ability in striking
fashion by climbing Signal Hill al
Long Beach, Cal, by the direct route
after more than four years of failure
by many cars. And just to show that
the feat was not an accident Il. Fl
Stenniger who drove the Maxwell
made the assent second time.
Signal Hill is well known land
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Cole Aero-Eight Sets New Record

Cole AerO-Eight Sets New Record
riety and grade. a Cole Aero-Eight
tourster, owed and driven by G.. r.
Chapman OF San francisco, set a new
record for the Portland, Oregon to
San Francisco route a few days ago.
The Cole made the run from Port
land 10 San Francisco in 81 hours
and ~ minutes, seven and a half
hours faster than the best previous
running time. Even the fast limited
trains between the two cities require
SO hours so that Mr. Chapman and his
Cole lowered the train record by an
hour and a half.
Proof of the consistent pace set
by the Aero-Eight is found. in the
fact that the previous record was
made on the direct route of the Pa
cific highway. Mr.. Chapman, however,
found various sections of this high
way closed for repairs and was com
PEELED 10 make detours which added
l07 miles to the distance run.
Accompanying Mr.. Chapman on the
itNotu pitdhiHS run were -. y. 1OH-
ant and Pau! J. Feeley.
The Aero-Eight used for the tour
had already been driven more than
5000 miles. There was no special pre-
paration for the trip. Not even the
spark plugs were cleaned. Large aux
iliary gasoline and oil tanks were
carried 10 insure a constant supply of
fuel and oil.
The party made the up-trip to Port
land in A hours under easy touring
conditions, Chapman's object being 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

mark AT Long Beach. From its top a
beautiful view Of the surrounding coun-
try is secured. So that motorists might
enjoy this view a winding road was
constructed to the top.
But there is also trail to the top
exceedingly steep and dangerous Many
cars have tried to climb il but all
have failed and for some time it has
been regarded as an impossible stunt
hill"
When Mr.. Stenniger announced that
he would make the trial in his Max
well stock car, he was laughed at
and he couldn't even find anyone to
ride with him.
Bue he made the trip to the top of
the hill from a standing start, the
grade being over 40 per cent. In the
upward climb the Maxwell performed
beautifully, according to statement
OF Mr.. Stenniger. and never seriously
faltered. The driver and car were
strongly cheered by the crowd that
had gathered, particularly when me
feat was repeated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

an average Of sl63 worth of hired
help
These trucks averaged 2.777 miles
yea rat a cost of l6.5 TO II cents
mile, making the total annual op-
GRAFTON cost from $3.50 TO $40. This
includes depreciation on the basis that
The average life of a truck is ga
years. the largest single item of ex-
pense
As 1t costs about 5000 a year to keep
a horse in the corn belt the savings
from displaced stock was $240: from
reduced help sl63. cuts the average
expense TO $50 or $40 TO offset this,
custom hauling amounted to $50 or
year for all the s31 farms. leaving
the next expense between $40 and
$50.
More than half these farmers have
not reduced their work stock since
buying trucks ana do all the hauling
in the fields and around the buildings
by horses and wagons. About !, have
disposed of one or two head and 20
per ceSt have reduced their stock
two head the average for all farms
being IL head.
Nearly 40 OF the farmers reported
their truck reduced the expense for
hired help and on the farms where
there was reduction it averaged
s209 year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

Stroman Motor corporation delivered
the past week to Peter Paul city, a
five passenger Oakland Sensible Six.
Earl Brown, attorney of this city,
is also running four passenger Oak
land coupe, which he purchased the
past week. u
Stroman Motors corporation also
made deliveries the past week of Dia-
mond ] trucks to G.. K. Foster.
Frank Cook and Astin & Grim.
j. H. Lowery, formerly of the Paige
& Marmon line in this city, has ac-
cepted position with the Stroman
Motors corporation handling the Steph-
ems salient six and Oakland Sensible
six and will represent them m Mar
shall county, making headquarters at
Madill
Stroman Motors corporation are now
'ocated in their new building on West
Main street which has just recently
been completed which is modern in
every respect, inclusive of their serv-
ice and repair station which is 10.
Gated in the rear OF the building.
Stroman Motors corporation has re-
Gently added TO their line the Steph-
ems Salient six and are now in posi-
ton to give the same service with
parts, etc, on this line as they are
giving on other lines they are hand.
ling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

HOUSTON VISITED BY A
TORRENTIAL RAINFALL.

Houston. Texas, Oct. 23.--A rain
of 2.5S inches fell here between and
4 o'clock this morning, making total
of nearly seven inches since last Fri
day. This mornings rain was the
heaviest Houston has experienced in
more than a year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Bcede-Witt Motor Company

The BeedeWitt Motor company re-
ports the sale Of Dodge Brothers road
sters to Westheimer & Daube. city:
Lee Famers. Wilson, and Carter Oil
company. production department and
the sale of Dodge Brothers screen
commercial car to b. NJ. Vaught.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Tom Cooper Motor COMPANY

The Tom Cooper Motor company re-
ports the following sales for the past
week:
Ford commercial car:
Solomon Bakery.
Ford Truck:
Ed B. Blair.
Ford roadsters:
NJ. l.. Huffman, Wilson
II. L. Krieger, Wilson.
Wolverine Oi! company, city.
Earl /, Grey, city.
Ford coupes:
j. H. Harrell, Poolevile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

The important part machinery is
playing as an offset to the drift OF
farm labor to the cities is illus
trated in report on motor trucks
in the corn belt just issued by the Of
flee Of farm economies Of the United
States department OF agriculture This
report has just been eceivcd by the
Stroman Motors corporation local deal
ers In the Diamond I truck
The survey embraces S3i farm truck
owners in nine states-lllinois. India
ma, Missouri. Iowa, Kansas. Nebras-
la. Wisconsin. Minnesota and South
Dakota-and the high spots disclosed
IS the inquiry are.
Use of trucks saved about two-thirds
OF he time required for hauling by
horse and wagon. Ninety per cent
cf these farmers report the greatest
advantage OF a truck was the saw
ing lime. Every hour saved meant the
release OF labor for other form work.
VT extended productive effort
Each truck displaced on an average
" iS head Of work stock and saved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Guy Harris Buick C0mpsny

The Guy Harris Buick Company
reports the following saie of Bucks
for the week ending oo,o go.
Buick 1921 model ,caosters:
w. T. Simpson.
NJ. NJ. Wallis.
Buick 1921 model coupe:
Mrs. W. l. kearney.
Miss Mary Atderson.
Buick 1891 model ,-passenger:
K. w. Coe.
r. A. Hcfner.
Buick 1921 model 5-passenger:
Mrs. V. Z. billiard. Wilson.
+. V. Ward. city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

Of most brilliant light; fourth, that
he intends TO remain in the light
for the remainder Of his natural life;
fifth. that he fears no evii-man,
woman or devil. and therefore asks
for all that is coming to him.
Loaded with a determination to win.
Mr.. Turley backed by strong dele
cation Of boosters and shout leaders.
will journey TO sulphur on October
2S. and fully expects TO return with
the ring. provided grit and determ-
ination amount to anything in the
winning line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
GiddaP. A.
eIa;:@=zSA az
Ns.z.4ofNS7GY....

Horses Were at premium in Port
land, Ore. during the recent gasoline
shortage. Fancy prices were paid for
the use of nass which looked
sthough they had been resurrected
from the soap factory More horses
appeared on the streets than We're
known 10 exist in the city. One farm
er. whose car had run out of fuel,
hitched his horse to it and came
driving into town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
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1a<Sez;

Auto thieves are making hay while
the sun shines. Statistics just com
piled show that during 1919 one car
was stolen for every five manufac-
tured. Locks and laws are laughed
at by the thieves. Perhaps a dose
of the same medicine given to horse
thieves in the old days in the West
might have good effect.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
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Travel !&
Transport
Topics
- l~
Conducted by'Coodrich

4 ne tlfSt auto cnutCn W"a .>-. .-
ly held in Chicago. Services were held
IN court near the Third Presby-
terian church which provided park
ing space for 100 cars. Motorists sat
In their cars and listened to the
hymns and sermon. The scheme was
originated to attract church-goers who
were reluctant to attend services in a
church during the hot summer months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24

The Philadelphia Battery and Elec-
trio company, 10 A street northwest.
sent the following item to the editor
OF Motor notes OF Ardmoreite
We have bought and sold some
batteries during the time in which we
have been in business and have had
one case of serious trouble not for
US to adjust, but TO help the owners
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-24
Cadillac Motor Company

The Cadillac Motor company reports
the sale of Cadillac touring car to
Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell, city.