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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
ARE WITHOUT OPPOSITION
The Three Proposed Amendments to
The Constitution is Meeting Very
Little Opposition.
(By Clio Harper)

Little Rock, Oct 2,-(SpeciaD -
Thus far no special opposition has de-
veloped anywhere against the propos-
ed amendments to the constitution, to
be voted on at the November election.
These amendments provide for woman
suffrage, an increase in the personnel
of the Supreme Court and Improvement
in the Initiative and Referendum. Not
only is there no organized arsaRparent
opposition, but all elements seem to be
favorable to their adoption. Former
differences, particularly with refer
ence to the Supreme Court amend
ment, have been reconciled and the
supporters of the Initiative and Refer
endum amendment, are found equally
in favor of the Supreme Court pro-
position. 1t is recognized by all that
relief is needed to insure the speedy
and deliberate dispatch of litigation
coming before the highest tribunal OF
the state. 1t is also recognized by the
legal fraternity that the proposed
changes in the Initiative and Refer
endum will be desirable and will re-
suit in the Initiative and Referendum
will be desirable and will result IN a
more Democratic agency for direct leg
islation.
Colonel McRae, the Democratic NOM
inee for governor, Governor Brough,
members of Congress and other promi-
nent leaders have endorsed the pro-
positions, and their support will have
great weight with the voters on Nov
ember TO- Governor Brough declares
that his interest in the passage of the
Supreme Court amendment is purely
for the welfare of the state, as the
Supreme Court justices should be CIV
en- relief and should be paid salaries
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
VICTIM, OF HANGING GAME
"Strung Up" by Playmates at Eut-
He Strangled to Death.

uua' ~ a' ies weisserce Has q
year-old SON of Mr. and Mrs nbition.
Weiss of Eudora, was the victim
day of a game of playing hangiamont hoe
which was participated in by sew mhor 90
sounss'eis a. inc "elss nolne recting one
lop. "as p'aoeu ~ unuel naies ~ aHuring the
s'ippeu anu oausn. a''e' .ne sou'n ul' The de-
ms 'n'n anu s'iansis7u i IN 70 Is unusu-
one enu y, .ne lopo was a''aon01d that the
fai'ei ~ inc "eiss oa'n anu Wy Increase
sn0 o.nei ooss ia'seu young The plan
from tne nool 'ass uiu NOT notice ies on easy
discovered ontil the boy was de
9ss ss.,s, ss,: :. parents :: i'm: we're attending II
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
BRoUGH WIRES WILSON
Asks That The President Held The
Southern Farmers.

Little Rock, Oct 22.-lSpeciaD =
That the agricultural interests Of the
state are in need of assistance is stres-
ed by Governor Brough in the follow
ing telegram which he sent yesterday
to the president:
Cali farm commodities in Ark
ansas very seriously depressed.
:. We earnestly urge the revival or
work by the War Finance Corpora
ton to aid credit in middle Europe
for sale of staple agricultural pro-
ducts"
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
Big Taters Grow in the
High Sandy Land
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
Oak Groce Community, Oct. %. -
Albert Waddell has just harvested
fine lot of potatoes. They are the
Nancy Hall variety and as fine as they
usually grow. This is Waddells first
year in Arkansas and he is showing
us who are from 'Mizzoo" how to
raise stuff that aint cotton. 1t might
be we'll for many to get this lesson.
This same man made $4,000 an acre
with cantaloupes this year Also had
a small patch of sorghum cane that
made more than 200 gallons.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
WOULD RECOGNIZE MEXICO
Texas Governor is Anxious to RecOg-
nize Mexico.

Austin, Oct. 20-There is no longer
any reason for withholding recognition
of the new Mexican government, Gov
ernor W. P. Hobby declared in a tele-
gram sent to President Wilson late to-
day.
The governor continued that recog-
milton should be granted at once, "be-
cause it means much to the United
States as we'll as to Mexico and will
mean even more now than if post
poned to later date"
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
ABSENTEE VOTERS
May Vote in TIE General Election in
November

Little Rock, Oct. 22.-(SpeciaD -
Attorney General Arbuckle has given
an opinion to the effect that the Alb
sentee Voters Law will apply to the
general election in November, as we'll
as to the primary election, He sug-
gests tina tthe election officials of the
various counties should provide the
various precincts with proper affidavits
to be filled in by the voters.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Woman at Twin Cities Accidently Shot
vi and Seriously Wounded.

! Texarkana, Oct.. 10. - Mrs. w. D.
Wroten. wife of aSfarmer living near
Fouke, 16 miles south, was accidentall'
shot at her home Saturday afternoon
while q, member of the, family, was
cleaning q pistol. She was brought
here for treatment at local sanitar-
ium. It is believed that she will re-
cover. x,
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
COTTON OF GOOD GRADE
Hampstead County Farmers Urged to
Gather Their Crop.

Hope, Oct. 20.-Farmers in the Hone
trade territory are being urged to gath
er their cotton as rapidly as, possible
in order that most of it may be gotten
cut before the fall rains set in. Thus
far the cotton gathered has been Of a
good grade. Not much of the cotton
is being sold.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
COTTON UP A LITTLE.

Cotton opened upward 80 points
Friday morning and this place short
cotton from 1S to, 10 cents. Very lit
tie was being sold on the local market.
One long staple bale from Ben Lom-
ond was sold for 32A cents.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
TAFT ATTACKS WILSON
Says He Destroyed the League O
tiOns Himself.

Chicago, Oct. 20.-Former Pres
William Howard Taft in an adj
at Northwestern University tol
said Senator Harding had mad,
clear that this country should
in an association of nations to
vent war, and that only by ele
of the Republican nominee can ]
ress he made toward bringing
United States into such an ass
tion. He denounced the Wilson
ministration, saying the pres!
destroyed his own league thr
jealousy for power" and termed
ernor Cox as a "shifty politician
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
COTTON FARMERS SHOULD
NOT ROCK the BOAT
Commissioner of Agriculture Of Ala
bama Makes Appeal to Cotton
Men Of the South.

The News is in receipt of a letter
from NJ c. Allgood, Commissioners OF
Agriculture of Alabama, in which he
points out some very interesting data.
The letter follows:
LESS than 12O days ago cotton was
selling for 40 cents; today only 20
cents is offered. The South will pro-
duce 12 million bales, which, is sold at
40 cents, will bring two billion four
hundred million dollars; if sold at 20
cents will bring one billion two hun
dred million. A loss of one billion
two hundred million in four months
will bankrupt our section. Our lands
and all other property will depreciate
in value; our banks, merchants, clerks,
laborers, (organized or unorganized.
travelling statesmen, hotels, doctors,
factories, schools, churches, towns,
cities, and railroads will suffer, and
above all our farm population will be-
come disgusted and thousands will!
leave the farm never to return.
"This department sent out question
paires on. the cost of producing this
cotton crop, and the average cost was
above "a certs Per pouad based OIL
yield of 3l5 pounds of seed per acre
Into this cost was figured rent of land,
preparation of land, fertilization, plant
ing, barring off, chopping, hoeing,
fighting weevils, cultivation, picking.
hauling to gin and market, ginning,
blacksmithing, etc. Forty-four per
cent of the total cost was FOR human
labor. Thus the balance, or Sc per
cent, was an actual outlay of money
out of the farmers pockets or bank
accounts. Fifty-six per cent of "a
cents, about the present selling price,
which leaves nothing to the millions
who produced it. So the spectators,
bear gamblers, and peanut politicians
are asking us to feed and clothe our
selves and work eight months for
nothing. A run has been made on our
property. When run is started on
bank the bank can appeal to State
Banking Department, which will take
over the bank and give it time to make
ARRANGEMENTS to meet the emergency, /,
"What would the bankers, merch-
ants, manufacturers, coal operators,
railroads, newspapers, and other lines
of business do if their asset had been
cut half by spectators or manipula-
tors in four months time? They would
either break or close up shop. Like
wise the farmer must close UP shop or
break. We do not want to break, so
the only thing to do is to close up
shop. Do not sell a bale for sixty
days. The mills only have sixty days
supply of cotton on hand, and ii we
hold till that is gone there will be the
widest scramble for cotton the world
has ever seen. If it is in the farmers
hands. the farmer will get his price;
if it is in the spectators hands the
speculator will fix the price. The
mills are shutting down because the
farmer who sells is helping the bear
gambler ruin the market, the mills
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
CURING PLANT COMPLETED
Two Thousand Bushels The CapaO. IA.
OF Plant at Hope. r No "A

Hope, Oct. 2O.-A sweet potato
ing plant with a capacity of 1000 ATIVE
els was completed here today
farmers who are interested. in the
ject plan to begin at once to 10 " '"o
vest their crops. The acreage p"S"s'
ed to potatoes this year is not ION ~ ~.
large but the crop is good and ing that the
house will be filled to overfowing.te shall be
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23

= Foreman Oct. 20. Especial Drill
ing in the Sullivan we'll ON w. w. Ellis
place began Wednesday. A depth of
20 feet was reached that day.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
MILL CLOSES DOWN
Mill at Red Bluff. Closes Plant When
Lumber Sales Drop.

The lumber mill of tho De Queen
Lumber Company at Red Bluff. II
miles east Of Ashdown, has closed its
mill for the present The reason is
given as the lack yof demand for lum-
Der. J. I. Rurlingame is manager Of
this mill. iy.sav hi
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
Quorum Court To Meet,

The Little River quorum court will
convene in Ashdown next Wednesday.
Much work is expected to be done by
this body of justices.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23
AUTO HITS STREET CAR
Woman is Injured When Street Car
and Auto Collide.

Texarkana, Oct 10, = Mrs. Emma
Huff of the Arkansas side is in a
local hospital suffering with broken
arm and several ugly body bruises,
sustained in an accident Sunday aft
ernoon when an automobile in which
she was riding collided with street
car at the intersection of Fourth and
State streets. Tolman Laird, who was
driving the car, was badly cut about
the face and one of his teeth was
knocked out. The collision occurred
during a binding rainstorm. sary
curtains of the automobile were'o W.
,5ctio
anu Aaiio oiu not SEQ 'he :e1pt
until it was too late to avoid the the
cident. The rainfall during the han
amounted to four inches, the lo "
points about the city being flooded. w, 40,
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23

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! the holder
han once at
it the pur-
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upon men
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not be com.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-23

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that if ii
stature may
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proval and
he State.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22
Ardmnor@ Homa@s

A beautiful home on McLish Ave,
where some Of the finest homes
are being built; large living room
across the front, with every ap-
pointment, highly polished oak
floors, fine brick mantel, very large
bed rooms, strong construction;
price SS5O0.0 90.
Owner of a big fine six room bunga.
low on corner lot on McLish has
another investment pending and
wants TO sell this house quick; five
Of the six rooms are over l6 feet
square, the house is handsome and
built of very best material and
workmanship and is a real home;
price 100000.
A great big lot $50 IT front, 249
IT. deep. on West Broadway in
swell neighborhood and close in;
price S3750.O0.
A beautiful new home on Bixby Ave,
you will like the design and finish
of this pretty home; price $7750.O0.
A real good six room bungalow on
Third Ave, Southwest, fine neigh.
borhood, close in; price S6250.00
A very fine home, on the best corner
lot in the city; we are informed
contractor that the house would
cost $4,000 TO reproduce, and
the lots are very valuable; price
SIS 100000 payable s5OOO.0O cash.
balance five years at per cent
interest
A few very choice lots on McLlsh
Ave, worth the money.
A lot on Ninth Ave, n. w, very
cheap at 100000.
a splendid well built home on G.
Street, northwest; six rooms, pretty
electric fixtures, handsomely finish
ed, modern throughout: price
$4250.O0.
A fine five room bungalow on G.
ST.. N W.. corner lot; price
$4250.0 90.
A great big corner lot. close in, on
b St., N. W. and large homelike
house, price 100000.
A big bargain, close in, on c St,
N. W.. 20 #. lot; four room house,
for 100000.
A lot 100 by 21S #. on Caddo, cor
ner, east front, good five room cot
tage, price s26OO.OO.
Another bargain on 9th Ave, near
Caddo; 100 by $50 fl, and a four
room house, price $4,000.
.Gal.
car line for S325o.o0.
So acres three miles southwest, the
way the city Is growing, price $500
per acre, with q small interest in
the oil and gas rights reserved by
owner.
Let us help you select q homa.
r. G. McKllDDY
l2s i.2 West Main st. 2iS
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22
Real Estate
Cr&scemt Realty Co
2?3 West Main st. Phone $50
REAL ESTATE AND OIL. LEASES
Real Bargains in Real Estate

Real Bargains in Real Estate
No I. good five room modern house
With bath, ON Il street. n. II. fruit
trees, small barn, 800 will handle
deal. Lot 5OXl5O, price $4,000.
No 2, six room modern house with
bath, good porches, closets. fruit
trees, east front. one block from
paved street. Close to school, lot
lOOX2OO, on II street, n T., price
$3.50.
No. 3, seven room modern house,
barn and fruit trees, concrete
walks, nice shade trees, faces north,
house old. on West Main street.
Price $4,000, terms one.half cash.
No. eight room house, gas and
water, in sewer district, lot look
l39. on & street, n. W. price 81.
900, terms 81 600. cash, balance
s2745 per month
No. 5 four room modern house with
bath. Good storm cellar lot 50xlOO.
Price $1,000. Terms $1,000 cash
balance easy terms, on Bird Ave.
n. W.
No. G. six room modern house gar.
age, nice shade trees, lot lOOxlSO,
on c street y. W. Il dandy bargain
at $4,000.
No. Z, fonr room house, gas, water
and lights, in sewerage district, lot
5OX92. Price $l.5jO, terms 5000 cash,
balance easy, on Harris street. n.
W
No. s, five room modern brick
house, within one block Of street
car This property includes four
fine lots, each about so foot front
and an average Of l39 foot depth.
Price $3.50 in y. w
No .. five room modern house. good
porches, on excellent paved street.
in n. w, lot 7OxllO, price $4,000
No. 10, seven room modern bunea,
low, about two Years old can be
used by two families. un splon'id
paved street in \. W. q bargain
at $6,5OO $s3,5OO cash, balance on
terms.
No. II. two story business house N
n W. splendidlv built. good loca
tion, garage, chicken house, grocery
stock and fixtures, price $3.50
No. II, eight room modern house in
y. W, garage. shade trees. good
garden, lot l0ONlOO Price $4,000
No. IS, six room modern house on
B street n. w, an excellent propo
sition at $3.50. Reasonable terms
A oil iti
every way, hardwood floors In front
rooms, frcplaces, built i'm book
cases and cupboard., closets, nice
yard with fruit and shade trees
house faces north and west. located
in $. W., lot 65Xl5O. Price $9,5O0
No. 10, five room house with bath
closets, fireplace in each room, two
big screened in porches, servants
house, good cistcrn, four block,
from new hotel in $. W, lot Z,
Xl5O Price SS,7jO.
No. 16, a fine business lot on Wcet
Main street, big value at a very
reasonable price. This ia n snap
No. II, one of the most beauti'u
residences in the city, two story
brick with elegant finishings, eight
large rooms with basement ant
cyclone cellar. a home of which
any one could be proud II yol
want such place and mean busi
ness call on us for location ans
price.
| No. Is, we make specially of OF
leases. Come and see our board
ltars l..s e.
prices. We are ready TO do business
with those who mean hueinors.
CRESCENT REALTY COMPANY
Phone 3j5 223 West Main Stree
90:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22
Christian Science Lecture

You and your friends are cordially
invited to attend a free public lecture
on Christian Science by Ezra w. Pal
mer, c. S. r. of Denver, Colo, at
Convention Hall, Monday, April 26,
at p. m. 2O.6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22
w amt a Homae?

wv QIlUD O. II NVD4IHS
WE still have few more to pick
from and if you are really in earn'
est about buying a home You should
see us at once. See US before you
buy in any event.
CLOSE IN southwest. One of the
prettiest homes in town. II has
everything you can wish for in
real home and can be bought for
much less than cost price now.
II is n new brick home. Shown on
appointment.
IL St. S. w, new six room tunga'
low. hardwood floors, built in feat
ures. Lot 53x15O. 4 barg ain at
$1,000.
BINBY Ave, s. W. G rooms and
bath, garage and driveway. South
front $1,000.
WEST Broadway s. w. rooms and
bath, fireplace, hardwood floors.
corner lot 70xl40. Garage and chick.
en- yard and garden, $1,000.
ST., n. W., rooms and bath. East
front and in perfect condition. Very
close in, $4,000.
c ST., N W., rooms and bath.
Large 10, and good brick nome,
SO 900.
EIGHTH Ave. n. w, G rooms and
bath. Lot 5Oxli0, in perfect cond-
ton. Newly papered throughout,
s3,250.
HURRY If you want a home. We
have them everywhere. We know
the town. The town knows US.
Langstom Inv. Co.
9OS Sirnnenn RuilIiny
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22
Real Estate

BARGAlN-Must sell, owner moving
to the country, room home; good
barn; garage; and other improve
ments; large corner lot nice shades
and shrubbcry, $4,000 buys II. I'm
mediate possession. Yates, the
Earth Man. 22.3
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22
Real Estate

FOR SALE-Four room house well
located on 3rd Ave, n. W. blocks
from big hotel. Price $4,000, 1900
cash. balance easy. On ID St., n.
W. 9 room house modern in every
respect. One and one-half block
from Main street. Price $4,000,
half cash. Better see me for this
mt once. Nice room modern bun
galow on O St, close To West
Main. Price s2,25O Easy terms.
have for sale in beautiful part
OF $. T., blocks of pavement; .
whole blocks at attractive price.
Several cheap homes on easy ter"'s
Phone 1871 22'2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22
FOR SALE


Ono Ford, fivepassenger, Iassler
shock absorbers, moter meter. same
as new 1920 model.
One Chevrolet 400 at a real bargain.
One Buick Roadster, 6-cylinder:
Hartford shock absorbers; cut out; 8
cord tires; Warner lens; spot light,
seat covers; the best buy in town.
one 4-cylinder REQ Roadster, 1920
model at real buy.
One Franklin Roadster cord tires,
extract; 1880.
One 1920 7-passenger Chandler that
we can save you some money on.
Come, look 'em over.
TOM C0OPER'S GARAGE.
Phone 1883 or 20.
Ask for Ben Cooper II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-22

MY EXPERIENCE is that II is easy
10 believe thing when you want
to, right or wrong. People have
told me they could buy and would
buy. but were just waiting for the
town 10 go dead, or stuff get cheap.
When Ardmore is city of $4,000
people not long hence, few that
are here will be unconverted and
renting, $500 or $1,000 invested
wisely Just now in Ardmore prop
erty may put you on easy street
in the near future. I've got some
good buys for home or investment.
If YOU want TO get on the winning
side. see aYtcs, the Earth Man.
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
TWAS THE SIONIAN CLUB"

Miss Gladys Grousmann won the
best and biggest box of marchenO
chocolates Obtainable at Bauers, for
Just guessing the following query
That a top-nOtcIl club, the Sionian
club. would give the best dance of
the season ut the best hall in town.
Progress club, and the best and JAZZ
ziest of jazz orchestras, Eurton's Fa-
nous Six presiding. And its the best
dance of the season "a Valentine
Novelty Dance"
All are invited to attend an open
meeting. which will take place Janu-
airy 3, 1921, Monday evening Mt 9
o'clock, at the Community Center,
and hear a worth while talk by AS
sistant Attorney General John Fine
On Industrial Relations. BE there and
bring your fricnds.-L. a. ii.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
COLONNADE CLUB.

At meeting of the Colonnadc at
the Adams on Sunday afternoon. DC
ccmber 26th it was decided to limit
the sale of tickets for the. coming
dance so as not to crowd the hall.
The dance committee reported sur
prissAs Tor this dance. Mr.. Max Judd
who was away for year was well
coined back. Mr. Myer Myerson drop
ned in for a short time Oh his return
SIOm Chugwater, Wyo. and left for
,aother state the same evening. ii.
ii. Kaufman delivered an interesting
talk on behalf of the Authorization
LEAGUE of the B'nai Birth. Mr.. Kauf-
man and Mr.. NJ. Wandel have been
ecIuested to speak to every social or
sanitation on behalf of the Anti-De
.samation League. Mr.. Morris Silver
save descriptive lecture on KUN
err'' which was very instructive. Flee
ton of Officers will be held at our next
steeting-S ]. +.