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AGENT FOR
THE EVERLAST CLEANERS
AND ELClN LAUNDRY
Phone Arv. 1871.
LEGAL. NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO, }

LEGAL. NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO, }
County of jefferson
In the District Court.
No. 22O3 J
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WILLIAM +. oRAnOoD)
Ai'RtRr HARpEF i i. o.; o9'R;AAHHoo@9pP} ;AHo@p}
ISABEL N. EVANS. ELL
A OR YES MITH)
STRONG. formerly Eleanor
Nesmith Mcfarland.
siRNEm mNrruEM HNtti ;,sII CHARLES,
It'll JANE HALL. BER-,
TIN EVANS HALL. ELI-)
CLYDE HALL. GEORGE)
WILLIAM HALL. ANNIE)
MABEL LANE, STANLEY
FORSAlTH HALL. HOWL
ARD RoBEET HALL:)
RANK LAvINGTON)
HALL. ALFRED wIL.)
ARNoLD PERCY HALL,
and any and al pcrsons)
unknown claiming any in-)
tcre1t In the real cstntc)
herein described. and alb
unknown heirs. Icgatces.)
deviseca. grantees and as-)
slgnceA q. each and every
party defendant hercinl
named, II any.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, To the Defendants
above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
,in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the
District Court of the County Of asff-
ersOn, State Of Colorado, and sns.
wer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof,
If you IRE served within this county;
il served out of this county, or by
publication, within thirty days after
service hereof exclusive of the day
of service; or judgment by default
will be taken against you according
to the prayer of the complaint.
II u copy Of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith. or If SER
vice hereof be made out Of the State
Of Colorado, ten days additional time
to that above specified shall be nj
lowed for your appearance and AN
swor in said action.
This IL mn action to quiet the title
in the plaintiffs to the NJ Of the
NEA and the SEA Of the NE a Of
Section 32. Township 3, South,
Range n. West Of the 9Th =. NJ,
situate in jefferson County, Colo
RADIO and to remove from said title
the cloud of any and all claims of de-
PENDANTS; to have title thereto de-
clarcd to be in the plaintiffs, free
and unincumbcrcd, md to determine
that the defendants and each and cy-
cry one of them have no estate or
interest whatever in or to snid prop
crty, ns will more fully appear from
the complaint herein, reference to
which is hereby made.
Witness. Charles Pike, Clerk Of
said Court, with the scnl thereof
hcrcunto affixed, Mt office, in the
City Of Golden. this 18th day Of No
vcmber. a. u. 1919.
CHARLES PIKE,
Clerk.
{ District }
{ Court
Seal
Carninc T. Knvanaugh.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Pub. Jan. 20 20 Feb. 90, inclusive.
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be we'll again, and wish to public
thank her for her services. Would
be glad to have someone else take up
the work there. If you feel like it,
please send in some notes next week
and we will write you ana try and
make satisfactory arrangements.
r At the home of the groom at 3701
Franklin street, Denver, February !,
Vernon r. Kaler, nephew Of w. II.
Kaler, was united in marriage to
Miss Alice N. McMillen. After a
short honeymoon, they will be at
home to their friends, ct 37O7 Frank
lin street.
Mesdames Weibelt and Stoke al
so Miss Ropeneck, are sick with the
flu and Mrs. Ropeneck is nursing
them.
Mr.. Christian Stoke was up town
Friday morning for the first time in
months after his serious illness. On
returning home he fell in the yard
and sustained minor injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lobb, their son
Harold, and Mr.. and Mrs. Moberly
and son William, motored to the U.
S. Recuperation hospital, to visit a
young soldier, Mr.. Kerne Denton,
who is convalescing from shell shock
and gas wounds. He was in the
hard fighting in France, but is feel
ing almost himself again.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Price was brought home
from st. Lukcs hospital Tuesday,
and is now rapidly gaining strength
under. the care of Mrs. G. S. Scott.
~Willie Richter, who has been with
the local telephone exchange, was
given a promotion and sent tc Cen
tral City last week.
Mrs. Ruben Seckley of Denver, IS
out for weeks visit with her bro
ther, w. H. Kaler ard family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27

personally to Scot Ferris to the
effect that he (Carpenter) never told
Harreld that he voted for Scott Ferris
on the Republican ticket some twen-
ty years ago; and that he never told
Harreld that Scott Ferris was Re-
publican; and that he never knew
Scott Ferris and never saw him be-
fore.
In short Harreld has degenerated
into a cheap opportunist whose course
cannot last but few days at best.
Harreld in truth and in fact is serv-
ing his first and only term in con-
gress.
The $4,000 soldiers, their fathers
and mothers are disgusted with Har-
reld's unpauiotic stand on the Berg
er vote and it would seem that he
has driven his ducks to a poor mar
ket and he is on the toboggan in cy-
cry part of the state. For short
time it looked as if he was going
to be able to deceive enough Of the
voters to make at least respectable
race but his hope has vanished. d.-From
Democratic Campaign Headquarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27

I IGHT up a Chesterfield and sen5e the gosd.
IL ness Of those fine Turkish and Domesti.
aobaccos in that wonderful Chesterfield bic nd.
Taste that favor! Sniff that aroma Youu
register "They Satisfy" You can't help il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
The ArdmOreite's
HOME FORUM
EDDLEMAN'S REPLY TO
CITY ATTORNEY MASON

Editor. Ardmoreite:
have noticed that on more
than one occasion Judge Mason
has published communications in
the Ardmoreite quoting Section
., Article I, Of tho city charter,
and reiterating his contention and
giving il as his opinion Of the law
that the mayor and city commits
sinners could not legally call an
amendments to the city charter
to be held at any time other than
at the general city election on the
first Tuesday in April.
While Attorney Genera, Freelipg
in his opinion, given directly TO the
city commissioners. advised that
such an election could legally he
called and held at 4 time other
taan The general election. and
while the opinion Of the attorney
general has the force and effect
of law and Judge Mason's opinion
does not. | do not care to enter
INTO a discussion Of this matter
merely desire to cali your at
tentlon and the attention of your
readers to the following:
on the 4th day Of March, 1915,
W. Il. Roberts as mayor of Ard
more issued his proclamation in
part as follows;
Whereas. there has been pre-
sented TO the proper authorities
Of the city of Ardmore a petition
duly signed by large and sulfi-
Gent number of voters and citizens
of said city of Ardmore, asking
for the submission TO the voters OF
the city Of Ardmore an amendment
10 the charter of said city of
Ardmore; and
Whereas, by resolution of
the board OF commissioner of said
city Of Ardmore. upon proper GER
tif!cate OF the city clerk. the
mayor OF Ardmore was directed
to call an election for the purpose
OF submitting TO the voters of the
city the amendments set forth in
said citizens petition; now, there
fore.
]. W. Il. Roberts, mayor OF the
city Of Ardmore, By virtue Of
the authority thus vested in me,
do hereby call a special election
TO be held in the city of Ardmore
upon the 10th day of March, 1915,
at which time there shall be sub
mitted to the qualified voters of
said city the following question:
shall the charter of the city
of Ardmore be amended so that
Section 6, OF Article g. which
now reads as follows: etc"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27

The amendment proposed In
creased the pay of city commits
sioners from s. for each weekly
meeting (same not to exceed slOi
year, to s25 per month or 5000
per year. 1t will be observed
from reading of the mayors
proc amation that petition of the
citizens was signed and presented
to the mayor and board of COM
missioners. That i'm response to
and in compliance with said PEE
tition the board of commission
ers passed resolution and the
mayor called the election To he
held ON the 18th day OF March
at a time when no officers of
said city were TO be elected and
that at such special election the
proposed amendment was adopted.
Since then the commissioners have
been drawing from the city treas
ury $500 per annum each, which is
S2J0 each per annum or-SSO0 for
Allf lhui vi Aii'Hi Aii'ii w y
were entitled to under the origin
al charter.
Now. if Judge Mason is right,
and we all know he is great
municipal lawyer, for he ad-
mits 1t, these commissioners have
been Illegally taking $500 a year
from the city treasury. What is
Judge Mason going TO do about
il? II he is correct in his con-
struction of the law. this amend
ment is void and he should at
once take steps to recover the
money which was so Illegally and
wrongfully paid out.
Here is splendid opportunity
for Judge Mason to vindicate his
opinion and show that the attor-
ney general and a few Ardmore
lawyers are wrong by suing for
and recovering the amounts paid
to commissioners in excess Of that
III the original charter.
Yours very truly.
A. EDDIEMAN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
VIEWING THE RECORD.

Irrespective of political affiliations
We ask our readers to digest the iol-
lowing record of J. W. lIarreld, as
disclosed by the Congressional Record.
After doing so thoughtfully search
your conscience and decide if you are
are willing TO elect him TO the u.
s Senate:
l. Refusing seat in congress to Vic
tor Berger, who had been indicted,
tried convicted and sentenced to
twenty years Imprisonment for dis
loyalty and treason to his country
while 100000 men We're serving in
the army of the United states. Yeas.
$50; Nays. 6. Democrats voting Yes,
1877; Democrats voting No, g. Repub-
Il ans voting yes, 49, Republicans
voting No, 3. Harreld was one Of
these who voted to seat Berger Goth
Cerg., End SEES, Juno 10, 1920, Page
1893.
.. Final passage en- resolution pro-
l 'NhS N o'Ihib - bNt VI ils wv
many, turning our lacks ON cur al
lies with whom we h1d lately fought.
Democrats voting Yes. %; Democrats
voting No, l4S Republicans voting
Yes 2lS; Republicans voting No, l..
Falrcld Voted Yes. fGth Coagr 2nd
SEES, April 9, 1920, rage 1916.
5. Dickinson's nIHtion to increase
and hasten the work of returning
.,lnelicas soldier dead who had fall
en- in France. Democrats voting Yes,
l37; Democrats voting No, 1. Repub-
Leans voting Yes, 3; Republicans
voting No. l49. Hareld voting No.
Goth Cong. 2nd Ses., May II, 1920,
Page 743j.
t. An amendment to the agricul-
tural appropriation bill, reducing the
appropriation for the eradication Of
hog cholera. Democrats voting Yes.
II; Democrats voting No. 12S. Repub-
licans voting yes, 1853. Republicans
voting No, 2S. Harreld voting Yes.
Goth. Cong, 2nd Scs., Feb. II, 1920,
Page 3O75.
5. A bill making Lincoln's birth
day a legal holiday. Yes, 1880; Nays,
ia. Harreld voting No, Goth Cong
End Ses., March Il, 1920, Page 1876
G. Intoxicating liquors: Opponents
of prohibition seeking to strike out
the provision for the suppression Of
the liquor traffic among the In
dians, Democrats voting Yes. a.; DEM
ocrats voting No, 81. Republicans vot-
ing Yes, G5 Republicans voting No,
200. Harreld voting Yes 6Gth Cong,
2nd. Ses., Jan. 9, 1920, Page 1921
From Democratic Campaign Head
quarters
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
THE CALL T0 PATRIOTISM
Editor Ardmoreite:

Editor Ardmorelte;
Carried away from home and coun-
try the American youth by the mil
lion accepted the call OF America.
Trained, sacrificed. faced disease,
crossed the seas loaded with all man
ner of death traps, planted them
selves an the strange foreign bat
tie fields, fought the most dangerous
and stubborn enemy the world has
ever known. With unfaltering energy,
ingenuity, brave hearts, and with
love of honor Mother and country
these same brave American soldier
boys fell like heroes by the thousands
and were buried as they fell in crude
lonely graves, thousands of miles
from home.
Eighty thousand American graves
today dot the hill sides Of France.
The remaining thousands are home
today. Some manned for life, some
stranging 10 regain health and form
er places. some viewing with sorrow
the fact that home government and
home surroundings are so little Inn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER @1, 1920.
PRINCIPLE ONLY INVOLVED.

The greatest principle that has
ever been involved in any election
in America is to be decided next
Tuesday
No voter should allow himself to be
confused over the provisions in the
Covenant of the League Of Nations.
These provisions will be changed from
time to time just as our own con-
stitution has been and is still be-
ing changed from time to time as
the necessities arrive.
The voter ought to concern him
self cnly with the principle that is
involved.
That principle is the unification of
the nations of the world under 4
covenant just as the colonies of
America were unified under our con-
stitution.
If you stand for the principle of
the unification of the nations of the
world for a better understanding con-
cerning international questions OF
lIuuc anu DouiludIS hh'9 anu 4lSii''
then you take the view that is held
by the Democratic party.
On the other hand If you are
against the unlflcation of the nations
of the world, if you would rather
proceed under the present status that
has involved US in war IS years dur
ing our national existence then you
stand for the principles of the Re
publican party and should vote that
way.
Under the world relations that have
prevailed up TO this time every gen.
GRAFTON in this country has had it's
war. No man could raise a son with
out knowing that there would be a
war for him TO take part in.
The idea of the League Of Ma
tons was born in the minds of the
greatest thinkers of the world. These
have done SO for the purpose Of pro-
viding means for the settlement of
international disputes by arbitration
so they would not have to be set
tied by war.
War has become SO murderous that
il is sickening to think of putting
men in n trench to be burnt by fire
and strangled by gas and crazed by
conclusion.
In the world war when men were
in the trenches suffering thousand
deaths the word was passed up and
down the line Of the English trenches
This is our last war. We will never
enter another"
Such a determination means tha
these men will not go to war again
1t means that they will resist theii
government before they viii he line,
up and marched into such horrors.
In the name Of Christian civiliza
ton i. does look like the principle o
the League of Nations Is right an,
the Republican party has committc,
It's greatest crime against ciyiliza
ton when il made the ratification
Of the League party question.
The French soldiers during tn
war stood the intense suffering a
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~
long ss u seemed they could and
they }sfulrd 10 go back into the
jaYe a. dsath. 1t. was then that
taAe-tnen wss4.-lined up by their
own geyernment and every tenth
npn WIS shot Il yforce them into
suban<.sslr est
Involved >in the question Of the
ratification Of Nhe League of ma
tions is principle as high as heav-
en- itself and when Lodge and PEN
rose and others forced it into politics
where the prejudices Of men are
manifested they committed a crime
against civilization and good men
and women ought not to follow them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
Ardmore Men Iionored.

Norman, Oct. 21-F l.. Gillian. Har.
old +, Lubeitz aud Charles Milner
Of Ardmorc have been appointed as
cadets To serve In the reserve officers
training corp band organized here
In the University Of oklahoma. ac-
cording to announcement Of Pro. q. j.
Lehrer. director Of the X. o. 4. e.
band.
The Il. o. r. G. band composed Of
90 members ls one Of the largest
bands in the history Of the state
university. A number Of trips over
the state are being planned to take
place during the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27
PLENTY OF TICKETS.

John Applcby, secretary of the Re
publican state campaign committee,
has started howl. for campaign
purposes-to the effect that the state
election board is not going to furn-
ish sufficien, ballots John knows this
is an absolute untruth, but is saying
this for political purposes
Under date Of October 23rd, W. &.
McAlister. secretary Of the state
election board, transmitted To John
Appleby, list Of every voting pre-
cine, in the state. together with thr
number Of ballots which have been
furnished for each precinct, accom-
panying same by the following let
ter:
Oklahoma City. Okla,
October 23rd, 1890.
Mr.. John Appeby, Secretary
state Republican Central Com
mltee, Oklahoma City. Okla.
Dear Sir:
Complying with your request
some days ago, ! am transmit
ting herewith, list of the vot-
Ing precincts In the State indicat-
ing number Of ballots supplied to
each one for the November elec-
tion.
| beg to advise that ] am sup
plying the secretary of the county
election board In each of the
counties In the state with a copy
OF this list, and each one Is be-
Ing urged Ia make immediate in
vestig1tion of the contents Of the
packages for the precincts In his
county and to report immedi-
ately any shortage to this office.
! want to urge that you get In
touch with the Republican mcm-
Der of the Board In the various
counties and request that he CO.
operate with the secretary of the
election board In making this in
yostigation to the end that no
qualified voter In any precinct
be denied his right Of suffrage by
reason OF thr failure of this OIL
flee to furnish the necessary sup
plies.
/ Wi;h great respect. am
Yours very truly
tSlgned) W. G. McALlSTER.
Secy. state Election Board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27

proved also the average soldier boy Is
wondering why the back bone or all
the world has formed he League OF
Nations to forever prevent future
wars. and we proud America are fore
ed to take our place along side OF
war. shattered Russia, blood stained
Turkey, the mightiest enemy OF all the
world. Germany, together with Mex
leo with butchery so volcanic written
from Gulf to Pacific? | say in can
dor. Mr. Voter, are we to enter the
above class and be viewed by the
other great powers of earth by such
standard? Think il over,
II. II. BANKS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-27

Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure Itching,
Bind or Protruding Piles. Instantly
relieves itching Piles and you can
get restful sleep after first 'app'ica-
ticn. i0c.--AdV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

"for PLAYING the ambition Of one
man over ana above tie welfare
of the people OF the nation for
rewarding office chair heroes in
preference To front line vct,.'ns.
aud pardoninE parollng and pay
ing conscientious uhjcctors"
twenty y-thrce delegates wore
elected To the congressional cou-
vcntion at Enid. ana the state con-
vvntion at oklahoma Ctty and were
pledged to support none for ma
tional committeeman buzz man
who stands for the nmbodimout of
clean. upright politics ana Who 10y
the force of his char1c,rr and per
eunal worth and his standing among
he rank ana rile OF fhc r,Bubli-
cans of oklahoma can pn.. an the
elements that stand for clean. luV
ernment such man we believe
to be- iohu Embrt hf oklahoma
Citv' j. T.. Currrn Of blackwell
was chairman Of tn convention and
c. T. Muchmu4c OF l'uuca cay. soc.
ttnrv John Riohl NJ Blackwell
was elected chairman of thc county
central committee uui claude Baker
Of ronca city. state committeeman
-Four women were placed ON 'hc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
ILLINOIS DOCTOR
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

retiring happy over the prospects
mat Just ahead the horizon was
showing oklahoma in the republican
column -
The iiamon organization was well
organized with Attorney Frank
Duncan at the helm. The way he
started things. backed up by ma -
lorlty OF from i3 to q, showed that
u was futile to try and halt pro-
ceedings. --
All OF the delegates In precinct 23
were colored, and when the frI tcs,
vote was taken one negro objected.
saying that test vote should be
taken. II was. and of the seven they
voted Four for Brooks, three for
Greer.
general laugh went up when
b,rd : Mcclure said that he could
not speak Of the vices of the demo
cratic party in two minutes and that
he would need 30 days. A voice said
Better make It 60 days" lie, said
II would take an entire year to re-
view the good points OF the repub.
hcan party.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
TtI.SA'S EXAMPLE
NOT FOLLOWED.

Telephone reports from over the
htrst district indicate that the Iia-
mop sentiment Is not as strong as his
followers would have the public be-
lieve II is
In Ottawa county, tho republicans
met at Miami and endorsed James $.
Mabon for congress. Resolutions
were adopted commenting Senator
Lodge and associates for their stand
in fighting the league of nations. \
plea was also made for equal sur
frage. and the governor urged to i'm -
mediately call the legislature to-
gether to approve the amendment.
Eighteen delegates to the state
convention We're named and 80 dele
gates to the Clarcmore convention,
All OF whom were uninstructed
Hamon carried Craig county con-
vention at Ninita.
The anti-lamon sentiment pre-
dominated at Bartlcsvillc Yin the
washington county convention.
which favored Attorney Ii. II. Mont
gomery for delegate.
The Pawnee county convention will
be held Saturday at pawnec, and re-
ports last night were that Embry and
Chandler are the favorites for com
mitteeman.
~ JOINT meeting OF Usage county
republicans at Pawhuska, Dr. $. G.
Kennedy was endorsed as commit
tecman to The national republican
convention. The convention went
ION record as regulating the
lci que OF nations and the democra.
| tic administration
Vernon Whiting was elected state
committeeman, and delegates were
elected 70 the state convention al
| IClaremore. Delegates were unin.
Istructcd.