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Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Raid Police Station.

Ballindlee, County Longford, Ire
lanA Dec. l5.-The police barracks
here Nwas attacked this morning. A
wall was blown in after Ave hour
battle, but the police held the build
ing. One constable was killed and
three severely wounded
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Indian Said to Be 1873
Years Old Dies From Burns

Oak Greek, Colo, Dec, l3.-Philip
Lefthand, an Indian living near here,
reputed to be 1873 years old. died
yesterday from burns received when
his clothing caught fire from sparks
from pima he was smoking
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Law Off Shop Men.

Ogden, Utah, Dec. 13-One hun
dred more employees of the Southern
Pacific shops received notice of 4
layoff effective Friday. Last week
$50 men were affected by the COM
pany's retrenchment Il
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Blockade Runner Killed.

Del Rio1Tex Dec. l3.-One war
was killed and two were wounded
in a gun battle between officers and
alleged blockade runners near
Uvalde, Tex, last night
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
Nebraska Rate =
Case Scheduled
ToStart Today
Loss to Carriers Due to State
Laws in Illinois and Utah Is
$6,O00,000, Railroads
Tell Commission.

Washington, Dec. l3.-Faily-s of
state railway commissions in Utah
aud Illinois to advance passenger
and freight rates in intrastate COM
,nerce to the level recently author
lied carriers in interstate commerce
has already cost the railroads OF
Utah $2,000,000 and those of Illi-
rois $4,000,000, the Interstate COM
merce commission was told today
by the carriers of the two states.
Representatives of the state COM
missions and of the roads in both
states argued before the commission
today at its opening hearing inves-
tigation of the conflicting rate sit
uation which exists in several states.
The case of Florida and Nebraska
are scheduled for hearing tomorrow
and will be followed by those of
Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.
Civic Interests Testify.
Representatives of business and
civic interests in Utah told the
commission the new passenger rate
of SO cents per mile, if enforced in
intrastate commerce, would tend to
harm the general public. They
added that if freight rates were in
creased to the interstate maximum
many mines would be confronted
with bankruptcy.
Judge r. V. FELTON,, counsel for the
railroads in Illinois case. said that
the Illinois State commission had
granted freight increase OF only
80 1-3 per cent in response to the
recent order of the commission,
whereas rates granted carriers from
the south represented an increase
Of Is per cent from the west an
incrase of IS per cent and from the
east 40 per cent. This meant, he
added, that three different freight
rates existed in Illinois. as carriers
from all points converged there. The
loss to the carriers under the one
third increase within the state limits
he said. had already amounted to
S3,000,000, and if the rates were
raised to 35' per cent increase the
loss would amount to S3,0O0,00O to
date.
Charge Figures Inaccurate.
NJ. T. Culver, counsel for the
Illinois commission, said the state
had endeavored to avoid such dis :
ordinations as counsel for the car
riers had attempted to show existed.
He added that the commission be-
lieved the existing freight changes
in Illinois to be justified.
H. F. Slater, rate expert for the
Illinois commission, charged that
figures submitted by counsel for the
Illinois roads were inaccurate.
He attacked the carriers for not
telling the whole case
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
shippcrs' Bulletin.

Shtpp0ru' Bulletin.
Protect shipments during the next ~
to 90 hours from temperatures as follows:
North, 20 degrees; east, 2b degrees; south,
30 degrees: west. 15 degrees.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-14
The Weather

Forecast.
Tuesday fair and colder,
hyourlv u,.usnopotUrns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-10
Ardmaore Homaes

A SPLENDID six room home on 9Th
Ave. northwest can be bought fol-
$500; $1,000 cash will handle.
A REAL bargain on Caddo St.. five
room house and ground Is 100 by
21S feet; east front and on corner
price $4,000; 5000 cash will han
die.
A FINE five room home on sth Ave.
n. W., swell neighborhood. $500
ANOTHER nice home on Sth Ave.
N. w. large lot. pretty trees; si1
room houpse: price $4,000.
A MODERN six room bungalow or
G ST.. N. W.; house will cost the
money: price s4,250.
A FIVE room modern home on 2rd
Ave, southwest; price $3.50.
A SIX room east front home on I
ST., northwest for $3.50.
A CORNER lot on b St., n. w.
for sl,050.
A ELEGANT six room home on Nc
Lish Ave. for $500
A BEAUTIFUL five room home OF
McLish Ave, living room acros.
the front, large dining room, large
bed rooms, highly polished oah
floors: price $500.
100 FOOT corner lot on McLish fol-
$4,000.
LET us help you select a home.
r. c. McKiddy
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
OIL AND GAS LEASE

Notice is hereby given that will
on the 18th day of May, 1920, at 10
O'Clock u. m. at the county court
room Of Carter county, Oklahoma
offer for sale and sell to the highest
and best bidder a departmental oil
and gns lease on the following de
scribed lands, to-wit:
The w l-2 Of SW IA OF SW IA
section IL, and the NE Ia of SW -
and NE IA OF NV Ia OF SW IA
section l2. and the s w Ia of NV
IA section l6, all In township
south and range l west, containing
40 acres.
Terms Of said sale TO be cash upon
approval OF sale by the court.
J. W. NEWCOMB.
Guardian OF Arch Marris
published in the Daily Ardmoreite
May sth, 10th. 1lth and 18th. 1920 }
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COTTON PLANTING SEED

1000 bushels Mebane. $3.50 per
bushel. Stocks at Wapanucka Oil &
Milling Co, Wapanuika, Durwood Gin,
Durwood, Ardmore Gin. Ardmore.
The above is from seed houses at
Lockhart and Sherman. termination
test shows 80 per cent. Put up in ori-
ginal sacks branded and tagged Me.
tane by the growers
1000 bushels early gin run seed,
$1,75 per bushel. Stock at Ardmore
Oil & Milling Co.. Ardmore. January
Sth' termination test shows 80 per
cent, put up in uneven weight sacks.
Phone Murphey 80
Phone Hayden 566
ARDMORE OIL & MILLING co.
Farmers and Cinners Friends,
the Year Round" 4-10
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NOTICE

On the 18th day Of May. 1920. be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. IN.
and 2 o'clock p. m, at the city
pound in the city OF Ardmore in Car
ter county, state of Oklahoma, / will
sell at public sale the following prop
erty, to-wit:
To the highest bidder for cash, the
following described stock: One bay
horse, about 10 years old, both hind
feet white, branded r on left shoul-
der; one gray horse about 10 years
old, no brands visible. VIII be sold
to satisfy pound fees.
This Sth day OF May, 1920.
MACK PETIT,
Pound Keeper.
published in the Daily Ardmore-
ite, May Q, 10, II, IL, 10, "A, IL,
and II, 1920
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE
ONE passenger Buick only used 90
days-240 miles on pavement only.
One passenger Buick, perfect
condition, but slightly soiled, 1915.
ONE Marmcn chummy in excellent
condition, priced to sell.
ONE passenger Chalmers, good
tires, looks good as new and in
perfect condition. The first 1915
gets ii.
Two passenger Cadillac's, newly
overhauled, and guaranteed perfect,
real cars at a bargain.
ONE passenger Chevrolet, cheap,
$50 cash and balance monthly.
ONE passenger Buick. guaranteed
to have wheels and motor, ap-
pearance good. The first $125 buys
it.
ONE rebuilt and repainted Ford in
excellent condition.
ONE 2.ton Master truck only used
90 days, can't tell it from new
one, big discount for cash.
ONE used 2-ton International truck.
5000.
ONE Dodge roadster in first class con-
dition in every way; s practically
new cord tires. $950.00. One new
Dodge roadster with extras only
used a few weeks.
ONE brand new passenger Dodge
fresh from the factory waiting to
be gassed up.
ONE 2.ton Kissel truck, perfect con.
dition at a bargain.
ONE new Dodge roadster with extras.
If YOU have an old car and desire
new one, speak up. Phone AZ or
255. Address p. o. Box SO, or ask
for Hines White, at Success Motor
Company 1912
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Real Estate
WANT a Home?
LIST NO.
Close i'm Property

B ST. N. W., beautiful room home
and garage. east front. and a beau
tiful corner. House less than two
years old. Nice terrace and back
yard. Four blocks out. Terms.
b ST. N. W., 6 rooms and bath, east
front, fine garden spot. Fodr
blocks out. liberal terms.
4TH AVE. N. W., rooms and bath,
good lot, four blocks out, liberal
terms.
B ST, $. W., 10 rooms and bath, east
front and large corner lot, fine
location for roomers. two blocks
out.
H ST., S. W, rooms and bath, con-
crete driveway and garage. East
front on good lot, four blocks from
new hotel
F ST, N. W., rooms and bath,
builtin features, new bungalow, two
blocks from new hotel.
d ST., N. W., rooms and bath.
arranged for three apartments with
private entrance. Three blocks out.
d ST., N. W., rooms and bath,
sleeping porch, four blocks out.
NORTH Washington St., five rooms
and bath, fireplace and other built
in features, garage and driveway,
storm cellar, beautiful lot with gar.
den. trees. flowers, five blocks out.
d ST, N. W.. 10 rooms and bath,
corner lot 10Oxl4s. five blocks out.
STANLEY Ave. s. W., rooms and
bath, very large lot. Three blocks
out
3RD AVE, N. W., 6 rooms and bath,
south front, three blocks out.
A ST, N. f., rooms and bath, cor.
ner lot s0x200. double garage, fruit
trees and fine garden.
IF YOU want home just few
minutes walk from Main St., be
sure to let us show you these
places. They will be sure to suit
We Know the Town
The Town Knows Us.
Lamgssom Inv. Co.
2O8 Simpson Bldg.
Phones 1024-185l-2l59 SO
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FOR SALE-Homes in town. $3.50 up,
tracts Of land near town s25 per
acre and higher. Yates, the Earth
Man, office 124 1.2 West Main, at
office from Z in the morning to 8
o'clock evenings. 81
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1875 IL West Main st.
w amt a Home?

Wv QSUUS 0J u UWHUUSe
LIST NO. 2
BIRD AVE, S. W., II rooms and bath,
built-in features, hardwood floors,
large corner lot, private four room
apartment adjoining. a home and
income.
ENTIRE block Of ground in N. W.,
13 rooms and bath, on carline, one
of the best improved homes in
Ardmore.
4TH AVE-, S. W., rooms and bath,
breakfast room, two fireplaces.
driveway and garage, good lot in
ideal neighborhood.
McLISH Ave-, s. W., rooms ard
bath, new house east Of railroad,
large lot, garage.
BIXBY Ave, S. W., Z rooms and
bath, breakfast room, garage. serv'
ants house. corner lot 65x155, chick.
en- yard. fruit trees.
BIXBY Ave. s. W., rooms and
bath, breakfast room, garage, and
driveway, very roomy house
II ST, S. w., G rooms and bath,
hardwood floors, plastered new
house. east front and large lot.
WEST Broadway. s rooms and bath.
hardwood floors, large corner lot.
garage, garden, chicken lot. fire.
place.
sTH AVE, N. W., G rooms and bath,
garage and servants house, garden
and fruit trees.
sTH AVE, rooms and bath, plas-
tered. fireplace, garage and servants
house.
12TH AVE, n W., rooms and bath.
bookcases, colonades, kitchen pan
try and cabinet. lot 70x190.
WE are sure to have the home you
want This is only a partial list.
We have them at all prices.
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732 ACRES farm land. Grayson coun-
ty Texas; 100 acres farm land 4
miles S. W.; 264 acres Berwyn,
Okla, brick income property $S6, 900;
: room modern home, s2,600; 6 room
blocks N. f.. l. r. Best. 9.3
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Automobiles

FOR TRADE passenger Studebak-
er, IN good mechanical condition.
for Dodge OF Buick roadster. Phone
S2l. 81
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED--Furnished or room
house not later than June lst, will
lease or rent . months. no small
children. references IL desired. phone
203G. 80
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WANTED - Desirable houses, lots
and farm lands to show prospect
I've buyers. Call me. office phone
q. As. residence 1476. II. C. Tate, 3
l-2 w. Main. 1mo,
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EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
position at once. Address 51S in
care of Ardmoreite. 9.3
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WANTED-Position June lst. by
stenographer with a knowledge Of
bookkeeping. Address Box CAT. Du-
rant, Okla. SO
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Financial

FARM LOANS. quick and low rate.
H. c. Tate. l2 W. Main st.
Phone As. 2-1mo.
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FOR SALE--By owner new room
bungalow, with sleeping porch. con.
crete foundation. Will have to be
seen to be appreciated. Phone 2l5
for appointment. SO
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ia PER CENT MONEY to loan on
improved Ardmore property H. c..
Tate, 3 1.2 West Main. LIMO.
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Livestock

SEE HER and you will buy her. that
Jersey COW. just fresh. Bostwick
Dairy. Phone w J-552. SO
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Positions Wanted

POSITION WANTED - BY young
man, clerical work preferred, Ad
dress 56j in care of Ardmoreite.
Ga
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
Nnrth nnnnsp

ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
Train No. -s52 DEPARTS TOO a. m.
Train No. 6s4 Departs---l2:4O y. m.
CMixed Train)
Train No. 6sS Arrives----12:40 p. m
(Alixed Train,
Train No. 651 Arrives ---- 500 D. m.
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FOR SALE-One Jersey COW, years
old, fresh. Phone 1726.R 9-3
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Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

WANTED-A good man or lady
bookkeeper. one to keep light books
and act as secretary. Address p. o.
9S5. Be quick. 81
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Business Opportunities

FOR PET OR PROFIT-Raise New
Zealand red rabbits, pedigreed stock
for sale by Ray Stewart, e20 3rd
Ave. s. w. 9.2
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For Rent-Hou,ses

FOR RENT-Servant house to col.
ored woman or man and wife. Apply
TIC West Broadway. 90
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED - Colored porter. Frisco
Motor Company. 6-S
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FRISCO RAILWAY

FRISCO RAILWAY
Train No. sos Departs----- $40 q. m.
Train No. ga Departs------l2:3O y. IN.
Mixed Train
Train No. 5I6 Departs----. 4.50 o. m.
Train No. s73 Arrives $40 Q. m.
Mixed Train
Train No. SIS Arrives q. m.
Train No. COS Arrives------ 7:30 .. nj
OKLA. NEW MEX. 4 PACIFIC
Train No. Departs--------7:00 a. m.
Train No. Departs .. NJ.
Train No. Q Arrives q. nl
Train No. I Arrives ----. e:lS p. m
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OKLA. NEW MEX. 4 PACIFIC
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01
Professional Gamblers
Being Chased Off Both
Turf and Ball Fields

NEW YORK. June 1.-Gambling's grip
on the major American sports is being
loosened> by a general pressure on the
wrist.
War on the baseball gamblers is work
ing up a good sized casualty list and
means are being heard from several OF
the big race tracks where the shots OF
the stewards are finding mark
Following a policy adopted during the
winter, when tales Of the fixed world
series" were being passed around, the
major league club owners are enlisting
the aid of city police and private detec.
tives against the professional grandstand
gamblers.
AS a climax to the cleanup inaugurated
during the winter, when two of the big
gest jockeys of the turf were ruled of
officials at the Jamaica track take a post
on a stool near the gates and ask the no
torious gamblers to take little ride back
to the city.
"Baseball's campaign against the gam
bier has been productive of results
especially in Pittsburg, where a number
of arrests have been made" President
John Heydler Of the National league said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01

five runs were scored-the equivalent Of
i've 1-to-0 games.
And they saw two of The three
great games in which Brooklyn wrote
major league record of fifty-eight
innings played in three days.
First of all, that twenty-six inning
game beat the former big league record
by two innings 1t tied the minor league
record held by Bloomington and Decatur
in the Three-I league.
On Sept. 1, 1906, the Red Sox and Ath-
letics were booked to play double
header. Instead, the first game ran
twenty four rounds the Mackmen win
ming to 1. Jack Coombs, the winning
hurler, and Joe Harris, the loser, were
both youngsters. The game was staged
at Boston.
At Bloomington, May 81, 1909, Decatur
beat the home team to after twenty
six innings Clarke pitched for Bloom
ington and Burns for Decatur. Bloom
ington failed to score after the first in
ming.
Leon Galore hurled the record break
ing game for Brooklyn and J oe OeschgeF
for the Braves. Oeschger hung up a little
better record. He allowed nine hits to
fifteen for Galore. Joe famed seven, Ca
dore six. Leon passed five, Joe four
When il is considered that these men
worked one inning short of three full
games their work stands out as little
short of wonderful and when it is con
sidered that they and their teammates
staged a defense that held the opposing
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01
NEW RULES FOR
THE RING GAME
Safeguards Are Feature and
Champions Must Fight.

NEW YORK, June lone of the in
teresting features of the rules which are
to govern boxing. in New York state is
the increasing OF weight in all classes
up to and including middleweights.
The new rules were formulated by the
army, navy and civilian board of box
ing control and the International Sport
ing club Of New York. They include
safeguards against practically all OBJ
jectiOnable features which marred box
ing here in past years.
In setting the weights the makers OF
sRe new rules provided for a junior class
s. several divisions. The new weights
will be:
Junior flyweights, 100 pounds; fly
weight 112.
Junior bantams. 115; bantamweights,
Junior feathers, I'D pounds; feather
weights. 126.
Junior lightweights. 100; Hghtweights,
1S5.
Junior welterweights, 40; weller
weights, AZ
MiddleweigAts, 100; light heavyweights
Us; heavyweights, all over It's.
Champions viii be compelled to defend
titles within a period of six months after
shized in this state, providing, Of course
that a bonafide challenger appears.
Boxers must weigh in eight hours be-
fore 4 bout. If a contestant leaves the
ring between rounds or If is knocked
out OF the rig the referee may count
him out.
Two judges will give decisions with the
referee to cast the deciding vote in case
Of a tie. Under the new rules. decision;
will be based on a point system. Points
will be scored for effectiveness. clean
f0rcefUl hitting, ring generalship, ag-
gressfveness, etc.
All boxers will be required to submit
TO physical examination three hour:
prior to ring time Every one connected
with the game from promoters down Il
seconds viii be licensed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01
What's a World Series
to Boston Fans After
RecOrd-Breaking Games?

The Braves and the Red Sox may fail
to bring any kind of pennant to Bean
town this summer, but the fans there
saw more real baseball in the short space
Of three days recently than the towns
that land the October classic may see.
Had the members of the Brave and
Brooklyn Dodger teams known what was
in store for them May l they'd have
rolled out of bed and remarked, Moth
ing to do but play three games of ball
today that don't get us any place except
in the hall of fame" For that afternoon
the two clubs hooked up in battle that
lasted twenty six innings and ended in
a 1-to-1 tie. The game set worlds
record.
The Braves had a day off on the next
day, while the Dodgers rushed home to
Brooklyn and played a thirteen inning
game with the pills, losing 1t by one
run. The next day the Braves and Dodg-
ers began where they had left off and
went nineteen innings before the Braves
showed Sullivan, right fielder, across with
+ the winning run and copied, 2 to 1. In
other words, Boston saw forty five inn
ings of ball in three days in which just
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01

The same steps are being taken by the
Boston Red Sox. while 1t is understood
Ban johnson has staff of private de-
tectives operating in American league
Dan parks to suppress the evil.
vigorous efforts are necessary to stop
gambling" Heydler says. Organized
baseball has decided tc stop it. Little
friendly bets are not Scandalous as the
gambler who stands up on the seat,
waves q handful Of greenbacks and
shouts odds that lead some persons to
believe that he is 'on the inside
The same opinion is shared by the ia
maica track officials The jockey club
does not sanction betting, but the track
officials have no objection to small wa
gering.
The big gambler who yells loudest
when he loses and casts suspicious al
the character of the sport, is the OBJ
ject of the drive
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01
Sir Tom at His Best

LONDON, June 1T believe 1
Americas cup this time" said Sir
Thomas Upton today.
'Tf the Shamrock Nv is beaten I
know 1t will be fairly and squareiy.
Win. or lose, 1 know that shall re-
ceiye the same sportsmanship treat
ment that has always been accorded
me by the Americans. than whom
there are no better spOrtsmen."
Sir Thomas was making final
preparations today to sail for the
United States tomorrow aboard the
liner Celtic.