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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
60BS APPLAUD BULL
American Sailors Witness Exh,.
b'tion Of Portueai's Sport.
More Display Of Good horser7an-
ship and Skii!fui Fsin:s Than Cruel
Spert a. In Spain.

I4is,,an. Sailors ef the American
wars',ips vito sere entertained In this
cay wren The American squadron ris-
HE'D Portugal the other day sas \
Portuguese bulllsht and Justify
cii"ared for On. %. the bulls
4 Portuguese hHIlii.ht is mere q
Si>nlsy Of splendid horsetnanshlp and
skilit@ ie.iss than cruel sport, such
- She Spanish eu.iE.l There Is no
hloudshed The butts are G.nlsly
,psstNi by ,hs tailfGliiers and Others,
vha pi=rce their lj,i~s with their tur.
mt'ilas darts TIE herts Of the bulls
ar" covered with le9sEsr Sa,,s, - that
they cab de- tao great damage snd the
proof VI tho skill of The hors.man
In neseF 10 Ss. bis horse set touched
BY thsm
After thai e group Of pea SAINTS
wearing green snt-rrd caps advance
into the ring ~ ea,1, tries 10 throw
himself OH the buli. either between his
horns OF on hts neck. and 70 cttrg
there despite The franlic attempts Of
'ng IN, The other peas is rush up
sna naps cn!e IL" tnil until he Is
reiucrd Ia i;DiH,.e',s
The American boys oh.erad AL this
With great enthusiasm, hu, the r-a.
outbreak came when one bull lealsed
after enc ~ hts toy,arntnTS usvr n
wooden partition aud inin group uf
holiashtrrs, scattering them right and
left.
Hears ~ laughter fllcd III. enor-
n,ans circus and n laundering cheer
and cries ~ "hu'l, hull. bull" hurs,
igoiu ,,9r throat. Of tho Ataer.rHHs
The tai'hsAs.fs aea In disorder
while thr a.ithithtaier esuuEie1
with the laughter Aud cheers o. the
Americans.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
SMALL HOMES FOR MANSIONS


PItsn~sd. Mass SOM. ps New
England. fine did mansions are he
ing sawed apart to make modern
homes. one biz Of crsssx-cm; SAW
hsndiwers here was the successful
division Of '~euIyrootu house into
two apartment dwellings, One ef the
sections vas moved 10 a new site.
The old Whitehead mansion Of
III rassAis Is IL es torn down and
E'.sae into many small heusss Its
!hres huge ebimmess alone are said
10 conts,n brick enough Ia build Two
modest homes
Thousands ut mansions like this
were hull, ia New England years ago
when materials att! isssor were in.
expensive. Increasing cos; ~ main
tenance has caesess many 10 he s.ld.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
WISCONSIN Girl
DEfES HANDICAP
Develops System Of coMefsiaq
With 0thes: No, fcgaled Eyea
BY Helen keses.
IS BOTH BLIND AID DElf
y Psseans sssr Fsnxers On Veal
cSs4s n . essssa sss Car Ter
"hss Il Berg ssis s<ssrs
Wefts Are Actually sSeksn.

lasessfsss. EFls--ssxeree~sgaw .ss
hsEssiicap sf tsors bSiassssssx &sass deaf
sses~ 4n E2A:4ssEs @Assh ha. sssAu-
tfaatG Ill faeasasH5 q sg r,srfssAs VITO axvs
hs-Srs Vt u. Hss4 aas4aza Heggans, xzx-
is*a ysaAss sssss 4 ssrssrt ee s2s wEs-
sasasass scasn~4 fsr aA~ Eslgasa AT Isa<s-
Tsass- Las sesrzss6 10 fss-@a 10 s2se ers~
versa Tsess "a os1sers tAA4-ntzShs tk= z~-
dtur1 ~ placing d szSsr ss Eae sorns
cszrxas e4 sh- r@ssaz sftk mf.a~sa snS n
taking.
A-a5e92 Tsas sss2-s -e s@~ or bag
iSfs gsfl aAs Scq@5rgqa sk=9szgAs s5rase,
a<N s<sza~eE 80 BERT 40 aewrarxts Sxss
80 1a1rT@S@54s la. sAse ID h+Es~veez 10
have systsaa u gszss1s.rs- aasssszsr .szaa4.s
sss E4sr@s tee=a ssat@ssss. eg@u sy fssA@e
ksaaer, t@sssse2s s@.Szaes girl.
ais-st&. 'hs@2St sz5ss==-s ==-esSaxs xns
asiS%EsgatasgAt ss'z2ax, emn t-$z VI h4s u In
ss~ss4a #stA hsr ss ta al t1ssasaaE r,sa-s.
Il ssSe has sG49wa tAe g#rse<a far ssst
. shsxF ,s4ae.
Censtrses ~tsa T~c as @ees.
11r%2%sa 1es2s sgc~-s~ fas@aess CO er5@s-
FsFSS2 23tE2 " As~tt= may carry % a
c.E'l4y .saa tAsfsI @sEh t@e Tagsaa a.. the
As tzt s1tnv saszsEAy ty rtaeias arg .ss-
ger ec o&se nan4s aa ths vxaesi sysrs4s
sad taaltns by the Ysrratsss2s s.s. vita,
"a fseaLs s49a r~tlre tA@ aa-gss ar~
actually kS.ah=a.-
SIZE IL a. -arxnsh g1sses fer ysrf ss
szSfs~l ssEEs- sys5zsx 4r4 Las
healthy eg~cy SG h@- c&rs-aks. Tnle~S
lie s1ggas1 ttsf eyes -tssy @aazd nnr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

The Democrats got another
bin at a special election the 9th
or day. This time it was in
Massachusetts. where a kepub
lean was elected 10 congress by
a majority of 10000 over the
Democratic candidate. II the
Democratic party hopes TO sur
viye much longer. lt'll aase 10 do
some prompt repudiating and
hurried back tracking. There
will be no ccndona;ion by the
people Of the late attempt TO
upset the Institutions Of the
Anar!can Fathers
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

satisfied himself a 1nk.., a.. ~ .tae,
Le HJlld sir AAain aAA lac .sits.. ea-
les siase In hss usemoranauIn t~sA
He was not aleavs alone he ~As
frequently Joined icy Z friend. rnale,
snG ,h-suSai shorter than Herbert.
quite as cid aud this eesapa,siaa was
inspired. ii S.e1re3. by motives pre-
eisely similar ro these fraaa wh!ch
srrans Her,,cEf's own acfiass. Like
Hsrtsert. be wn.lt 81 upan .ae TOP e
the high seass usually a; iissls. dis
iaacc fneta him; like neFfssst hs'
would rise al intervals, for the better
study oS sasacthinx this side Of the
kcrison; then. slse concluding like
Herbert. be would q; axalu and write
.irmfy Ia a lltiss aosels,ns. And So,
dom In the hi,,esy of the world have
any sessasas hevn ins~stssl by the Isas-
'lsieaass With sc Intentional an az
reasmace af iml~aisasvl
That ~ss asai tnnss iEtnrea sspir
iase observer al the ~a@rv hst aissn,
hack wisaow. upstairs ~ Ass es@
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
During the war. the govern.

During the war. the govern
.nent established 4 barge trsas.
portati0n line on the Mississip.
pi River, operating between st..
Louis and New Orleans ~ ter
minal points, and il has since
been conducted as q public en-
terprise. Strange to say, II has
become a paying venture and il
returning a good profit every
month. Apparently its success
has set agencies At work TO get
it out Of Uncle Sans hands,
either to kill it as q competitor
Of the railroads or to make it the
source Of profit for private in
tsrests. That Secretary Of War
Week is disposed TO aid this
move 10 indicated by the report
from Washington that he
thought it advisable to sell the
line. since it can no longer be
considered a wartime necessity.
We believe the sale OF the line to
private interests would be un.
fortunate to the public. 1t has
proven itself an economic public
utility Under government opera
tion, which 10 q thing so rare As
to make it quite an anomaly,
and this alone, because OF its
very uniqueness. gives US reason
to feel that the barge line should
remain in public hands. 1t
seems TO be the guiding light to
direct US on our way out Of the
tolls af grasping private mono
poly. We hope Congress man
Rhodes will Join the the opposi
tion to the sale Of the line,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
kovr;qtt 1921 BY ts Bell s,radscote Inc
PART ONE

By the esd Of October, with the dis
persal Of that foliage which. has served
all sun'sner long ~ q pleasant s.rteh
for whatever sinai. privacy HAY e. Il
h't@ ss.t American iSa.tors. vi. hem
10 get itur autumn high tides of egs-
sip. Al this season of The year, In our
towns of nssstes-ases ssze and ambition.
ahrrr hitartmen; houses haze not Te;
Condensed and nj the same time
sss4uestefe1 tie paIuiAlion. sa,e i.aay
sesur'- slsuai cuiii4infd of back yard
beyond back ward, haGh nF, and down
the street; specially n one takes he
trouble to sit far sn hsur or SO, da;ly.
upon he top II a higA board tepce 1t
shout the middle Of ashiork-
OF course an ads,i2 who follon ID
such a course would yst,e thought Y+a-
cllLar; 10 doubt he WsulG sse subject
IL undesirable eofluefA, ass4 E,Iesei.tly
u.is!.t be Called upon " parry severe
II, indeed, ho' hostile Requires but
boys are considered IN inexE.licahie
Ihat they iiave sathesnd for thefi-
sriyes ans privileges s.efiea theEr
parents and elders; and b bs,y cau tlo
such .hinG as this tn hix fall coAteat,
withou, anylsst!y's tiginktng abea; ii 1T
all. So il Was that Hers.eyt i!linss-
Worth Ataa,er. Jr., aged thirteen asd
"a few nmlih>. sat for " considerable
time upot snch fence. after sthpa!
hour, rg4ry 4itsrs4ooa af tAe last ntea
IT, tctot'eE; ata "aiy one person par
iicuiariy observed him CT aas sfilaH-
lated TO ang mental ACTIVITY by his
procedure, Even al that. this i%,,s''!.
shs affected M.iy lecaase sss Mas
iierherts> Eelalise. and u all age syfn-
pathetic 70 his--ar46 NJ q sex antipa
thetEc.
In sTf'e ot the f4es that Herbert Il
iin~sw"rth Atwa'er, ,lr.. ihus seriously
diSForiins himself or his fathers back
f's."a. attracted ab!g This a4<.sentp 81
on" .aHd size hostile III rather al4-
tant @ihGaN't BIS ise.ha vi-r Feaaljy
should ilase been t,sllsideret riQua nj.
i, Interesting by nuyhe-ly. Afgcr Climb
iug 10 the top of The fence he wcg,a
produce frsm interior packets a sErisli ,
memorandum book and O fsarii; Sci (
s3u'2a putin. theS" imaiE1sauL.- To sn.- /
lae!ia's ase. Ills expfNM&San Mas /
g-sssig ater.. his Gannar Ecre than /.
tllSttess,fkw: yef sssaassssfy tsssAs h-yg
failed ~ comprehend tha; h# was egl.
tpst4@ hitH>sit, .%uvriAHs When his ~
titufe hr2Asn~ Sasl,+'~~aS AI tiraSs II
certainly dld, 1tteg he woald rise. tsai.
anrinc himself al atifsait sGss. his feet
slfsried ui4p before tie other nn tie
inner rail-. - fo.s i,eauw the iot, II itt
hnarlS and with eyes drama:Ies!iy
Sss }3"ti beneath a scottish yfaiH3 44t
@uult gaze slcTftsy in iba dtrsa,tab vi
some ,4's set ar roi oH whieif ha'i aJ-
:raetei tij~ af'&f,tion sBi 'hea. having
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

The Pioneer Cooperage Com
pany is arranging 20 Gu. slaves
on an extensive scaia in this
county. about twelve miles wes'
OF RcIlcview. 1t Is understood
that the company has parcha>ed
the timber on 10000 acres OF
land in that vicinity. Consider
able machinery. has already hee:
moved In au operations vii
probably begin soon, lrontor
Register.
A fair mark, but our forgivInl
nature and compassion for tht
sorcly stricken bids us not 10
takes crack at it.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
PUBLIC KISSING on WAVE


Aaxers.-Ths aSs-saa cusTpaa A
aisa rahifeay kisaznx ethsr nea as i
marx u aasestsa. ssss<m ar rvs49
sne~. Ia passing In Asia Miner.
A. Ia sAe FrsseA array. high aaszssj
VI ssasrals af the fsrk nasssasa
&rmy Kiss nssn sham tAsy dsrex4ss Hr
~ssh te eanRmsnd. 6ssa. hmes Iaa3..g
In r~ss<wsnx snfsntry. s1Rsa vslks ss
10 sssas ssxlxars sotatsT. s1np Gs
ca shs shoulder sAa kIsnsn hasA d
beth ehe~ks - = mask e passsit
srovaA The eoerespeaAnnE hsa
a high ssfcer kaesl and III II h
u Gssa MeaAisataus - ~ fsras
teacher af rh~ sean03 G0rer
Rss In general - q eunhens a @
fss-assss. Of frisa&Da 1ssetae md ~
tfseiax after tsaG ssparasisn. kls4
tns Is ,ainx & ~ Dass.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

State Of Missouri.
County Of Washington. "
In the Circuit Court. August
term. 1921.
s, +. Thurman. plaintiff.
vs..
Philip Casey. Howard Casey.
Josie Casey, Arthur Cassy,
and Rachael Casey. defendants .
Decree in Partition,
Notice is hereby given. that in
pursuance Of q decree in parti-
tion rendered in the above sn.i
tied cause by the Circuit Court
of Washington County, Nilsson.
ri, at its regular August term.
1921, issued On August q,
1921, directing the sale OF real
estate reinaf,er described,
that |, the undersigned sheriff
of said county. al the front door
Of the court house, ia the city Of
Potosi, in Washington County,
and State OF Missouri, will on the
I'd Day of Mover IL Der, 1921,
sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand,
al! of the following described
real estate, TO wit:
The northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter, End the
southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section sixteen
16l, township thirty seven sa1.
north, range three east, lying
being and situate in Washington
County and State Of Missouri.
Return Of such sale to be made
Z, an adjourned term Of SAID
court ip be convened Oh NoYem
Der :, 1871
&. ]. RICHt,SON,
Sheriff Of Washington County.
Missouri
Ds,ober s, lo.i
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

s*-sfsf. aSsse avs gteess &sfs44 ,gssss ~ 80.
walks w5sh as xseats u sss, as II upss
tass s~er'ssaa sasId Itee sAgertaS "A
yv*ata hFrs there a-s psS5sgr sss.s Va i'll
ssSk ~ssaau' FalseFsa- ua sas ] Z.
id~aiset. s'sissEass ssss!s-fs& ss :ssx ~ as.as
NsSssta fs assahip aszsS5s sa sxyst~r.
s'and ~ ssfaas4 sAe IVA saa tas hss
S''~asa isassAssi VI hsag&Eg Il swss
tsassse sn hes !. saks ~ axF sxay .A:eaasaa
's,&A Sae hss aeva MI tsse sshe.a fox
sAI ge4srs
Aay ossesss ks~ Aa<tAsa.
fnfssS se~ sr-~s yvar ss sessoss W.
ests ~@s asss ~ors 3itAksnt ssmsswsst
assa @as ~sp#vtslis haeg awfd ga s2a#sy.
ffas TIRE nSans sssssaa " rysaafn4 sA~
mastered the r~asstaag systesas. ass4.>
sset, AGawftx shat Il @As vsasy a asas-
svr VI ,1lass sAeas shs sosalas ~ anshts
IL s~asA
ftss aefts@seEasssssss sf M'itvtta Hug
ss5s @r~ aesrseEtns sssess a}sss zsssm.teu
stass asse NJ sss iaFsp aessss.ssNs saga
atss,-s nj tsse c&saasrs cpasatg1s ar lnfs-,
s1s@ ~siA Bee sgsa ssmEy ri hvr ssse~
cess. H. IA ths oalnsasa sss psyesss.it astsss
That nrs esthSss as s%ssehSHg the
sa~4f VIII ae steyr4ogx1 ~ a sss4sit at
tae gFs>ts which hase seeu a8asfa an
WIie,;& Hasstgs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
sslsuiptlsA $l.1 Pc vsss


Our Democratic friends are
makia6 much Of al alleged fact
that there are between five and
slx miliisn people out OF employ.
mont In ths United States at
present. Whether this iamsnta-
BILE conditios reaches the pro,
portions claimed. has not been
definitely determined. Esti.
mates upon II from sources just
A. reliable as thes~ from which
the above dgures have emanated
say that they are grossly ex'
aggsrsted and that the actual
number OF unemployed in the
country at its highest does no,
exceed three millions. But
whatever the number il, the
fact that there are millions OF
American people out OF work
seems to be giving our Demo
cratic friends more satisfaction
than sorrow. They are hopeful
that there will be no carly
change in the condition OF these
unfortunates while they feel tha,
it 10 4 vehicle on which their
party may possibly ride back
into political power sooner OF
later. Every announcement OF
industrial revival and OF many
people going back to WORK
while the government, is in the
hands Of the Republicans, causes
the seli seeking politicians of tn.
u sh,ver Of apprehen
sion rather than JOY that TINE
of nation wide distress is being
avxrcome. From nowhere comes
. note Of Democratic encourage
uent to the jobless. Look a, the
attitude of the minority in Con
Kress on every proposition o.
the government put forward 10
industrial revival and
give work to the unem psoy ed
dach move is derided and ever.
attekn pt made TO block and defeat
it, a. though il were 4 hateful,
thing, rather than ar
conceived purpose Il
Ihe Snd OF ameliorating an un
happy condition affecting tho
whole people. But" they say.
the rea! and only panacea lies
n this return Of the Democratic |
party TO power and our part,
,:hics can recognize no c'ts'
,urs." Was the Democratic
sostrum effective in 1914. when
our million American workers
s"re unemployed. Was it ef
,o,Ive in I1ao, when the present,
'ra OF industrial depression
:. 'tived i,s initial impulse: We
" snow it was applied, but We
,lso know that az the cure all
nd preventative Of hard times
t was = great success as a fail
ire. In truth, it may therefore
~ said. We are con;endiEg with
national aii,iction brought on
y the Democratic party which
bsolute and uniranmaled Dem
cracy could not arrest, No"
u the other doctor have a fair
hauce with the patient.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

i. seems the Chicago police
were also busy trying t. prove
prohibition "a failure" One OF
these fine morning our bootleg
ging friends are going to wake
up and cnd themselves facing a
Law which mases boo,iegging a
penal otense. That ~ the mex,
step the vets are forcing.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

There il no Ostentatious fum
merry in President Harding )
makeup. When President vii
son went abroad ON his peace
mission, he delighted to parade
himself with kings and EN- perors.
repose in royal beds aud dine
from gold plates. The other
uay wnaa President Harding
was In New York, hs Vas 10 be
at hotel which
possesses a gold table set and
which il brought out on this
10 dazzle Mr.. Harding
with is magniscene. When the
latter entered tha dining room
aud cast his eye ever tils layout.
he said. In unmistakeabie tones
OF disapprovai: Take this stun
away and bring me soue real
dishes" Being president es,
IDENTIFY hasn't so.al - Mr.. Hard
ng's head.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

The Democrats are sim ply
agin everything the present ad.
ministration proposes, Sc the
The Republicans must just go IL
stone, and bear the affliction Of
the Democratic lack OF conf.
denee as best they may.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05
oushy Tai Trriehss csua,s.

krscksille, Leslie Re,ae..ss . cad
dis OF The Caris,"H riac~ Golf cluo.
= few dass aso. white srarchiax for
lost hsiis. sA~ . squirrel ~atsr q hol.
low log. lie Investigated and disces.
~r~si that the sn,rn-i had s~crvt~d ii
balls in the log S-arrh ef othsr hid.
Ing plsc~s la the ,ecaiity resulted In
ihs lsrsitsa Il sssss tAas ~ halls
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

@ RlsaY r aHT Vta


CoessaassncSse.-wAsn Ras~ga m,ss
sFzAghfy aafhas aas~r Ne. -r.arx Z IA
fAse ss@v 1rsaD sa nzrxA snrs4 eas4ts.s-
tfsops@- M
Ssrs. 20 KSss1n4n txtifr sgYssss-
z~ss1 ~ III. 1s4 es "
FFssssa-ess s~aaD ssg ! tEixusr.h. ane ara
ut ssssr s~~sfs tr2eesa5ss q the xTserse h
1T e E-x
Tae agsseA ard especially Fra ~,
aesE@1 aEsa a1sn<exi = nzr1as@r as sg-
ssaaDEs 0n fAA sess II Rasslag. ID
s-ssS s<swn the Easzh~~sw g,swsrssz..,.rss
sd ssSsstrrte zoe that xsusas ssss nszzf
ses~ xfrh western EurSee.
Tse sass of tasss naeresnary arw4sps
vas th% osas sst by General w-rasss 4,
wa@ nj o1e time VAS rsasrer ae sta
f1r5ns~a
fs1f fssss aS sssan - tn Ecksgsavss
sShess-esS s@sy~ WITH Fasaasf, eFt5sw
sass&~&ss1 Wr1axsi tn srns1hsrS~Hs. Taa-
rrsan-A wstE~~s<ss aae ~ ~ greaszzsses
sssa nssasS la AEscssy-
$1Essasrs zsast ria<sf kessserx, esvtsgaas
and rs@sr wsv-s xna fsmsagss. essasssessi
rsa- xss.s =. ..nx 50.
,t,a - r~a~A-
Tse -. - - - =
,.ss~., o.. - -. - . - - -
s.rrss,.s -. - 'a'7l2Sa
'S A@&a oe tSS ssssnFs es fafss
80 @a .a n1sss<y Eere s~sss@sa ~
's.aAa .a AaasAaas1ssA
E AeN > CanssaEf fszsssrss as
1fS$a s1h ssse1L N<zr shks g8sy
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

The prcsbyteriaas have taken
the question A. 70 whether or
not the Bible may. be legally
used In the public schools to the
supreme Court. Ills propriety.
.neA law, that should decide the
~uuosx ion.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

Mr.. Howatt OF Kansas IL u
bold wight. He not only bucks
the law Of the land but also thA,
Of the labor organization he pre-
,siaos ever,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-05

Continued next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

Eat soap and live hundred years
This is the advice OF Henry
Rennebaum, for forty years Official
'oap faster" And Henry ought TO
know. During his lengthy diet on
ar shampoo. violet-scented face
palm and shaving cream he has moi
iailed to appear on the job single
lay because OF illness.
Soap is the greatest food in the
sorlcs" he said. when there are a
lew bars LETT over after Monday.
washing they can always be put o..
The dining room table" Here the
official faster" scooped out batcl,
1i laundry taify from a huge vat and
slowed it away with a smile.
Great stuff Ii it doesn't bite my
tongue II won't bite your face. And
rs good Tor whatever ails you. in.
ternally or externally
He explained that eWery batch OF
soap must be tested before il can be
packed away. And the otly satisiac.
tory test is the human tongue. II the
substance bites it must be made over
again. But If it gives the savory
taste that Rennebaum has thrived
on at the James s. Kirk Company it
is suitable for milady's complexion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

The average man can lift one and
eue-hall times his own weight.
Thirty.fivc gallons per head is the
average daily consumption OF water
In London.
The oarth's population is about L..
$50, 100000. 1t has been estimated
that the globe can sustain popula
tlon of 5000 600 .OOO. which total will
he reached in the year POO at the
present rate OF increase.
Don't Dir YOUR Wit at the expense
of your good nature.
To give adversely the go-by be an
economist IN prosperity,
Complnining that others have
moro docs not make YOU more pros
porous.
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Notice for Bids

office Of Clerk Carter County. Okla.
october I. 1921.
Bids will he received FOR one so foot
steel span bridge with concrete piers
with 10 feet approach. same, material.
across Caddo creek Section "a. twp.
3 south. range Least
There will " a meeting N the
board OF county commissioners of
Carter county, Oklahoma. ON the 9TH
day OF October, 1921, for the purpose
OF letting contrpct Tor said above de.
scribcd bridge.
Plans aud specifications OF said
bridge are now ON file In this office.
Sealed bids will be received until IL
o'clock u. m. october ia. 1921. An
check or other security In the amount
OF ten per cent NJ the bid which shall
be- forfeited to the county ON failure
to execute bonds as hereinafter pro.
v,ded. The party to whom said con.
tract ls awarded shall execute la the
county bond IN the sum OF the
amount OF the contract to become
void upon performance OF the condi.
tions set forth IN said contract. Ten
per cent Of the contract price shall
be retained by the county until the
contract IL completed and the worl,
accepted. The commissioners reserve
the right to rcicc' any and all bids
CLARENCE HARRIS, County Clerk.
tSEAL)
JOE r. TAYLOR. Chairman
NJ. T. PIERCE.
ROY NJ. JOHNSON.
County C2tnmissioners
published In The Daily Aslmofeits
October 4. 5, 6. ( 2. 10. II. 12. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06
DAILY ARDMOREITE


Advertising rates effective Sept
9Th. 1921.
Per Inch
Open space without cor tract---G0c
Contract Rate: 20 inches per
week exclusive of Sunday----4Oc
Mont Contract Advertising
Concerts, circuses, stock pro.
melton, oil, zinc. etc.----------75c
Political advertising. cash with
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Advertising at above rates must
take run OF paper"
Guaranteed position IL 20 per cent
additional.
Advertisement must be as many
Inches deep as columns wide.
Copy far Daily srdmnreite must
be in office by II o'cloci, on day of
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moreite by Saturday at 8 y. m.
Monthly Display Rate
$500 per inch per month with
weekly change of copy.
$500 per inch per month on year
~ contract with dally change of
COPY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

Daily market reports by wireless
will bc 'onc ot the features Of the
exhibit sent out this fall for the state
fair circuits 10y the Bureau OF Markets
and Crop Estimates, United states
Department Of Agriculture. There
viii Doe modern upto.thc.minuto
wireless receiving station in charge
Il operators assigned by the Market
information Division of the bureau.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

FOR SALE-Rooning house, good
furniture, money maker, well locat-
ed 'Reasonable rent. Its u bargain,
let US show you. r. G. McKiddy,
1862 West Main St. Phone %. 43
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06
AUTOMOBILES
HELP WANTED (Male)

WANTED-At once competent high.
class canvassers for White.Crest
flour. Apply after Q a. m. Bass Fur.
nlture Co. S'l0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-New six room
house, located sos G St., northwest
l.. C. Beall at Guy Harris Buick
Co 30.10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

one toaspoonfu OF good arabic soil
contains more living organisms than
there are human beings In the city
OF New YORK