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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old.fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
Plaster and without the blister.
Mustcrole does it. 1t is a clean,
white ointment made with oil of mus.
tard. 1t is scientifically prepared, SO
that it works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finger.tips. See how quickly it bringsre.
liet-how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron.
chitis, tonsilitis. Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges.
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbago.
pains and aches Of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles. bruises, chill.
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
Ct often prevents pneumonia).
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15

Gffsetting the Southerland Petroleum
Company will be known as No. ..
Well Nc. 3 is located in the center
Of the east line of the so acres, and
well No, 4 is located on the west
side Of the 50 acres, in the center
Of the line. There are two new To-
cations on the northwest and on the
northwest corner Of the lease. The
rigs for these locations VIII not be
built at nrcSent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15
AmSicr Well Flowing

Amster well No. / in section lG,
4s.2w, is 81 feet in the sand and is
Flowing around $50 barrels of oil per
day. They are drilling deeper. The
sand was reached at ,430 feet
They are building three new rigs
on their 50 acre tract. The one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15

boaro consisting Of the owners of the
hospital Of whom the mayor Is ono.
The institution has never been form
ally taken over by the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15
who get the best treatment give the
best service TO their companies.
Water Sand in 30-is-lw.

Magnolia Petroleum Company on
the Emmet Hutchinson farm, in sec
ton 3O.4s.lw, at midnight last night
was drilling at 935 feet with a hole
full Of water.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15

Magnolia Petroleum Company, III
section l6-ln-3w, is rigged up and is
ready to begin drilling today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15
s.P:: Ss",' with RHEUMATISM
A teaspoonfu, OF A-285l
after meals will relieve YOU

Prescription A.2s5l is a constitutional
treatment for rheumatism and gout. II re.
heyes rheumatism by dissolying tho calcare.
ling at the joints, and drives the uric acid
from tho system. A.2s51 is an old physi,
clans prescription used since 1854. Sold BY
loading drugrsts or sent by mail for s 90.
Elmer &AMFRDs 3rd Ave-, & leth St EewYort
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
SNOWBOUND

Now that the northern highway across Arizona is closed traffic of big SnoWs all over the north part of Arizona and farther north similar situation We lind the National Old Trails Route and the Lincoln High way closed.
 It then behoovcs all travel bodies h let the tourists oi the East and North know that the Bankhcad and Ola spanish Trails open flom coast o coast and to impress upon the eastern connections that from Van Horn and Fl PaSo the the Pacific. that these two routes are open only but all the year around
 While hundreds of vehicles moving over these two all southern the chance of Stalng via the all snow routes to the north of should he flashed all the United States.
 Contracts were let last week for the construction of miles of graded road across the Annas flats between odco and Iordsburg and the contractors the job and this construction which will he rushed will eliminate the only really bad place the Bankhead and Old span sl Trails between Fl Paso and Florence and in few months the highway from l'LocuiN to ltodc0 will be continuous stretch of standard built highway Work be- Benson and Vail going along al rapid and very satisfactory rate.
 As matter of justice and in order to give all tourist square ddea they should hc routed the BankheaC and Old Spanish Trails by all touring hodcS the East and the Chambers of Commerce in Fl Paso. Deminc iorSburg Douglas. Bisbee and Tucson should tha this is done the Tombstone Commercial Club is dons
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
A GOOD SUGGESTION

The suggestion of John o. Calhoun, of Douglas. ln the open letter published in Douglas paper. which Is being printed in these columns today Is timely one we believe since the issue which he br0ache, k one winch in tine minds of all CochSc county voters and has bee since the deportation cases were brought to tr
 County Attorney R. \. French k avoWed m hls plans ahead with the deportation eases oil the Sh "i NoN ,nber and is following plan which he l'ld out many months ago Believing in his convictions. and Oh the platform Which he was elected he instituted the eases and is going ahead with them with nothing on lS earth that stop him. he says.
 But Mr. Calhoun, who thc foreman oi the jury which tried the Wootton last March raises the issue s to the stand the candidates for county attorney will take No doubt the voters would like to know. The matter is of public issue and tine people of Cochse cO " are entitled to know. Mr. Calhoun rghtfully put U They know where the present county attorney stands and should know how the future county attorney will jand as the will not be completed when Mr. French .ocS of office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24

a.ei in tie supreme .ccurt ot Arizona oday .a behalf c, Francis Fourde, convicted in Cocl.se county on charge Of b.gamy Fourie's appeal was based on assertion that the o. f!cer who married Fourde and Bea.- rice l.. d. Four5e !n Mexico City 0as ao: authorized by Mexican law to per .1rm the ceremony; ;ha; the mar -isre was no: lsgal sasra:eTe, anu ,oasequ5nty :ha; Fcurde had ths righ, to marry Maria Earl in Bisbee .n l@is
 A4o.hsr case submitted ;o the sg' -eae court from Cochise county w25 the appeal of the s:a,e from verd.cr Jf 10; gully by the Cochise coun'y superior cur, in case ia whlch
 hlrles Gardner. ST al, chargel
 .A malicious m.scLief
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
COURT ORDERS !. RECOUNT.
 OF YAvAPAl COUNTY VOTES

PHOENIX. Oct, la.--An order was issued this afternoon in the supericr court by Judge R. C. Stanford to the treasurer and the clerk of the boar1 of supervisors of Yavapai county cit-
 ing them 10 bring all the parapher- nalia connected with the primary election of September used n that county before the court hcer at once. This order was issued in connection wi,h the court order of last Saturday granting Charles DeSales Wheeler ar inspection of The ballots os the pri. mary election a. asked in his contest against Harry s. Ross Of the votes cast for ;he Democratic nominee for the office of secretary Of state Wheeler and Ross were both cand.. da;es and Ross was certified as hay. ing received the nomination to ohe office.
 A bond Of $300 was also filed today by Wheeler for inc inspection, Tie bond was fixed by Judge Stanford las; saturday and carried the condi ton that it was 10 be increased as the costs Of the inspection increase. The sureties on the bond were Charle E. Addams and John Hyder William P. Doheney was today nomi- hated as inspector of ballots f1. Wheeler and Frank DeSouZl as in. spcctor for Ross A third mn IS to be appointed by tho cour'.
 The order n ;ha treasurer and to 'ha clerk of ;he bcard of supervisors of Yavapai county stated that they ms. transmit. To the superior oour; Q: Marlcopa county and rroducc be- fore that court all Of the ballots cas;, the t1liy books. the pol, lists and al. o;her paraphernalia passed 10 them by the election boarts or used by the election precinct officers in the pr. | mary election now in possession O:
 Yavapal county 4 certified copy O! l he order N. be sem 10 each of these
 men al once ty the clerk of the su
 De-ior cour; here
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
dExlCO ASKS FOR FRIENDSHIP OF WHOLE
 ESQUEIRA

WASHINGTON, Oc, 22-What a. ,ion. If any, Will be taken on the tc!a. grams from the governors of TeNas. New Mexico and Arizona urging rec ogni,ion Of the new government Of .iexico has no, been disclosed. state lepar,men, officials today refused 10 comment upon the telegrams of Gov ernor Hobby of Texas. which has been received a; the White House.
 State depar,men, officials intimat- d today tha; no conference with Roo ,rto N Pesquera. Mexican conf.den al agent. would be arranged in the rear future.
 h statement Pesqueira sad .exico desired the friendship and ali }; the United Sta,es in the vas. program of reconstruction already underway" there.
 T, is my business" he continued,
 o build up these necessary coo ,- ration contracts, promoting an assn citation in expasion and develop nent that will mean much to both countries.
 We mean 10 guard our tremend- ous national resources against the exploitation of tha ias:. hut there IS no touch of narrowness in our program. Those who work with us will share with us.
 '"The on,y thing necessary D Friendship is understanding.
 "I have the conviction that un b. standing has come to stay The change in the governmea; Of Mexico ls not merely a change O! men, bu' I change in ideas and aideals. Mex- co has definitely entered an era of peace and quiet. based on liberty and justice
 Laws and decrees arc being care 'ully revised in a sp.r!, of sane .iD- era.is.n. in such spirit the bas.c problem of petroleum is about 10 be solved; likewise tha: Of the banks We offer friendship and We ask |, 10: only with respect to the United ates, but the whole worlk'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
OHIO MAID WANTS oAsHING COWBOY HUSBAND

Postmaster Paul Smith is looking for dashing young cowboy who wishes to take for his bride an east ern girl. A nice looking young west ern fellow will do however, accord ing 10 the missive sen. the postmaster by Miss Mary Gump who works at Wilson's laundry in Martins Ferry, Ohio. Here is the letter she has written to the postmaster on pretty pink stationery with a bright red border:
 Martins Ferry, ohio. Oct. 5, 1920. To The Postmaster of The U. S. Postoffice of Tombstone. Arizona:
 Dear Sir: Would you please give the address below to some nice look ing young western fellow who would like to correspond with an caster, girl. I would prefer dashing young cowboy. Yours truly,
 MISS MARY GUMP,
 Wilson's Laundry,
 Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
RAILROAD AGENT CLAIMS
 S3,ooo IN REWARDS FCR
 THE CAPTURE OF GIBSON

PHOENIX. Oct. l9.-Frei Lewlj. agent at Topock. Ariz came to Phoenix today to claim rewards to- tilllng s3.l04 which had been offered in connection with the murder Of Mrs. Jacob Erharit. at their home here last summer. Lewis claimed he caus- ed tho arrest of Nose Gibson, negro. who was executed recently al san Quentin prison. Cal. for the murder ol Roy Trap. a rancher Of Fullerton. Cal. After he Was convic;ei of ths TIaDp murder Gibson confessed he murdered the Erha!dts.
 According 10 the station agents story. he had jus. finished reading 2 newspaper account og the Trapp mu'- der. including the description of tn" negro. when he looked up from h!s paper and saw the negro standing be. fore him Lewis said he talked with Gibson while seni.ng messages ;1 Needles. appris!ns officers there rs. sarding the negro The .at,er then bought a ticket to Albuquerque. Lewis aid and bearded an eas;bound train
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
slSBEE BiGs.isT MAKES
 ATTEMPT TO SECURE HIS
 FREEDOM FROM STATE PEN

PHoENIX, Oct. l9.-Appeal ws~
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
EATING MORE CROW

To the favorte phrase of Editor Jayne> of th' Tucson Citizen by yesterdays edition of that pa ger that Javnes has been forced to cat little crow ana print rctracton of article which had been printed fOi political effect.
 Several days ago when the trial of F. B. Mann of Phoenix. charging Elmer Cokcr R. <. Mccall and Jim Murphy for bribc. called the Citizen printed edi 1oria that County Attorney lancy of Malcopa county attempting to block the lfcling that he was playing politics.. Yesterday the Citizen under big head printed in bold face type rctracton of the story and thus another Republican campaign canard has gone the scrapheap along with those charges made by Iom Campbell which he has had to Ietract.
 So far Tom Campbell The Citizen any other Re publican blowhards have been unable prove not of their charges which they Haunted before the citizens of Arizona the opening of the cmpagn which in the end will upon them boOneIangs, for the thinking of Arizona cannot be Swaycd by Republican bull
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
eIsBEelTE eUiloS FIRE
 IN ORNAMENTAL CRATE;
 BIG BLAZE plAvs HAVOC

BISBEE. Oct. 21.-1hat a fireplace Is not always good place to build a fire was discovered last night by Joe Pelzman when the house in which he resides ia on Naco road, below the S!ag Dump hill. was almost destroed b a blaze. There was an attractive looking fireplace in the house. and Pelzman built the first fire of the winter in it last night. ID his amazement the flames seemed ;o so everywhere but up the chimney. and soon the house was on fire. The fire department was called, and after sxtinguishing the fire found that ths fireplace is purely oruamsntsi. having no chimney or outlet ef any sort. The house is owned by James ovens. The aswsse aOps xSs mostly ty xptsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
SENATOR HENRY ASHURSr ARRIVES IN PHOENIX AFTER
 AN INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN

PHOENIX, oct. l9.-Senator Henry Ashurs; arrived in Phoenix this morn. ing af;er an intensive campaign
 through Pima. santa Cruz. Cochise. Graham, Grceuiee and Gila counties and states that the entire democralif ;lcket will be elected by over 6.00D majority He states that he has never seen more en.hus!asm in behalf 0. a state ticket than that which prevails T this time and he is gratified that he democratic candidates have con- ,rcted a clean. manly campaign. Dis cussing issues and our men: The people are convinced that Senator Harding is the candidate Of reaction ,' Senator Ashurst told newspaper correspondent today The methods which A-ough. about ,iarding's nom. nation in the conference in the smoked filled back room Of q hotel wherein the men who have always op. posed constructive reforms in and ou; D; the senate. dictated MT Hardings nomination. have aroused the resen:. mcnt os the friends of liberalism and progress.
 Governor Cox has displayed not only boldnesS. bu. a profundity Of though: which marks him as states. men Of the most valuable type Gov. eruor Cox has lodged TO question; he has not pussy.footed, whilest Harding has trummel-dodged and turned somersaults on vital questions III through the campaign"
 Senator Ashurst will speak at Yuma October %, Ajo October g; Prescott october 26th and Flagstaff October 27.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
 AT FIONA WEALTH HAS DOUBLED SINCE STATEHOOD CAME

Pit ENlX, Oct ls.-Tha, the a3. ey,l yIlG5..0n of Arizona has morA .An doIb!el since statehood is the n.crrs;irg clct shown in complia. ion jn-; .,suod by 'ho Arizona taN commission
 The assessed valuation of the state .olay IS ssSi,i55,eS2. as compared ;. s375.S62,ili in 1913. ;his being an in. '.ease c! s5oS,5s3, 2ss. During the same period the number Of assess. ncnts has increased from 5000 to 7O,320
 The number of assessments and ,h. .o:a! ne, valuation for each county |, shown as follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
1co,cco ACRES OF LAND
 READY FOR VETERANS

TtCSOE. Oct. 20.--There are 100000 acres O. good agricultural land avail q D.e Tor eX-service men in the Sent nel pi ojecr. according to II c Powell. Rno Las Ja3t returned from that see. iion. where he went several days ago as t1e representative Of the Morgan Mel rm)S; Post. American Legion. .o n Ike aa Investigation ol the land.
 Whuc in the Sentinel district, MT Low ii fled on land claim. he sta. cd. and there is an abundance of the same land for other ex-service men.
 ln order 70 accuire ,hc 'aud it is necessary that payment of 9 cents ln acre oe paid 10 the government, on time payments. together with iillng fe', which amounts to about $50. This includes the charges for making a survey of the land taken.
 Eighty thousand acres in the Sen. tiHei tract already have been released .o c&-sold.cE.. Ms. Powell sad while !HGUa0 acre had been disposed oi to private individuals. These, il is un. Ter, oal. ale willing to turn hal.
 heir land allotment over to the army
 nen. as means of insuring the influ. nee (. the American Legion in secur. .ngf irrigation for inc projec, in The naar fninrn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
MARRYlNG IN YUMA

YUMA, Oct. Is.-Tha: the law O. Arizona do not allow a couple who have only been divorced in California tor a short ;ime to re-marry ia Yuma. ass been the sad experience of con- pies who have journeyed 10 Yuma ai;h the purpose of making the we'd ling bells ring.
 According ;o Mss E.elncr Dunn ., he clerks office at the court h1lse during the past few months grea, many people have come to Yuma as 'rg for aa Arizona marriage license .Ao have within the past year on,y .ece.yei an in:er.9cu,ory decree ol divorce
 In California, an abso.u:e d!Forc1 no; granted to parties who apply
 a.yorc-. but an in;e.locut7sy ai rec is gra.tei which IS made pe-
 leu' cne yelr from the d2.e tl'
 a.,ycg:5ry d. cree is sraH.ed IL
 .on G, the pt.iy divorced M1.> people in California be'i'yng ;ha. d.
 r'ocu.s.y d.yerce !s final come |.
 a1 t-r ;Aa pup s- D. 1aa-.a.as
 i~-.-ge .ieea.e aal gs,i.ns ma- el However. under ;ha p7csaa TVS of the st1t5 Of Ariz ma. no oH
 n marry in tn.s s:ata unless ii-, nave been divorced for the pe..od O one year
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
go yO-ERs ENROLL IN -oCHlSE COUNTY FOR
 ACTIONS NEXT noHT.4

ts.ra.!on f-r tLe genera. e.ee,-9l
 yeMbsr ;. closed Friday oe'p-
 i U.th mara than twice es
 D,@-esl,s registered as Replr -9s. according 10 the records Of Y Hutchinson, chief te-u.y recorder tA- ;o,al registration is @s follows. D m1crats. S49>: Republicans il21; m -c,-Iaa-ns l2l. '1,ai l@.nia. Reg .s.rat.sa f5r tae week eadiHs Octob.9 l5, nls ~s .3!.ows; Democrats 5le; R-ogJlcals tcG: miscellaneous 5t. T49 total registration is 45f short of wad. r was two years REQ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
TALL HET UP"

In an editorial headed More Mud Singing" The Tucson Citizen allyhoo of the Republican party in Ar zona attempts show how the Democrats ''sling ing mud in the present campaign and cites the instance of the Daily Prospectors headline last Saturday report ing the speech of Senator Mark Smith in Tombstone.
 In the same issue that the charge of mud singing against the Prospector appears the following headline appears on the Citizen front page: High Priced Grim inal Lawyers Defend Land Grabbers' Candidates" |" Charges of fraud stealing the peoples heritage Demo cratic administration bundeTs etc., have characterized the Citizen almost daily since the campaign opened, the mouthpece of the Republican party in toto and Tom Campbell in particular
 Were we in the shoes of the Citizen would steer clear of charges of mud-singing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
AND RANGES IN
 ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO

PHOENIX, Oct. 2I Despite the scar. ivy Of rain stock on the major graz.
 .s ranges are hold!up up well and re surprisingly thrifty This may 70 explained n par. by the sact tho, D" eunme: pasture has been o! ex. ellen. qQsvijy. containing less water h.n iA1t oi last season. thus buil.. ag up { better an!mll nan that fa:. es"d on the lush vegetation oi last year Lieh, rain and snow have fal. cl in the northern counties increas. nG ;he contents of water holes very title, but freshing vegetation sligh:- y. The weather bureau is informed ha: light shipments 10 market arc being made from number Of placos
 nd ;ha: some stock have been ship.
 el from Cochise county .c pasture Texas. At this writing showers
 re promi ed much of the deser, sec. lon and improved conditions may be expected
 Crop Progress in Arizona
 While night temperatures hav1 been low, particularly in the north, h. season has been remarkably pro- ):.lnds in dryland sections for the gathering Of all crops. An kinds of 'orage crops have been harvested in excellent condition and the same may 70 said of apples. beans and pcsotoe-. The picking of oranges has commenc. ed in the Sal, River valley, particu. larly in the eastern section, and tJ some extent on the south side. Ship. ment of grapefruit continued satis. factoriiy during the week although there has been some shortage of la. bor. not sufficiently serious, howeve- to. csuse anxiety. As result Of large gins are running day and night t. their full capacity. Cold nights Of the last two weeks have tindered somewhat the development Of late cotton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24

somertou-San Dieso man takes over Csruthers State Bank. capital t, bs increased to S5o.000.
 Florence takes steps to insts.i mpeySp uew sewer syytem.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
Auto HIts chIld.

Jessie Marie, the youngest daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Late Shriyer
OF Jericho addition, was badly In
jured on Wednesday \ afternoon
when she ran in front Of team
OF horses and directly in 'front.' OF
the big Packard auto owned by F.
w. Bartlett, of this city, The driv.
err OF the car was passing the wag'
on and did not see the child until
she was hit by the radiator and
dragged several feet while the car
was being brought to a stop, After
the accident the child was hurried
to her home, where DR.. Leahy, who
was called rendered surgical atteu'
ton. While the girl Is severely
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an e1s = 80 q 4esl - 9 y AkkSA4i 4
cover.
RerEonsl&.
Mrs. w. Ray Tsbler has return.
ed from . several days visit with
relatives at Pazershurg.
George F. MitShOn. of Dayton,
Ohio, IS here for few days bust
ness visit.
Mrs. A. w. Walker, of Morgan
town, is IN Manpiugton for a visit
with friends.
J F.. Smith has returned from a
business visit In Wheeling.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George T. Weible
left yesterday for Eldorado, Kan.
sas, where they will spend peveTai
months,
Miss Lillian johnson has return
ed from a visit with friends in Fair
=. II. Bonnell, of westwood, was
a business visitor in the city yester'
day.
Mrs. VIII Dudley, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. D, G. Tabler in
Beatty avenue returned yesterday
to her home In Parkersburg.
Mrs. Arch NJ, Burt leaves on Sat
urday for California where she will
spend several months visit with
relatiyes.
The Misses Harriet Copham and
Ella Gardner have returned TO
their homes in Wheeling after a
few days visit here.
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r, a. 81,

There was large attendance at
the all day sewing OF the T. A. S.
circle Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Cora L. Morrow In State
street. The ladies devoted this
days work to making children's
garments for the Salvation army
and several gowns and dresses anu
aprons were completed at the meet
ing. A covered dish luncheon was
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
Ran Needle Through Finger.

An accident that belell Mrs. c.
C. Patterson at the meeting OF the
r. a. S. circle Thursday detracted
much from the enjoyment OF the
day. Mrs. Patterson ran the needle
OF the sewing machine in her
thumb and as the needle was brok'
en- on 1t was found necessary to
take hor to the hospital where the
injured member was split and the
needle removed. Shells doing nice
Iy and will probably return to her
home in the Manley apartments
this evening.
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coach Blake Picks Team.

Coach Gerald Blake, Of this sea
sons high school football eleven,
has picked a first, second and third
mythical all state team, and in
cludes Deyore at center on the
first, Jones at end, LeMasters at
guard, and Arnett at half on the
second. and Snodgrass at half on
the third team, all being Manning
ton boys.