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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-28
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FOR RENT-Two and three room fut
nished apartments, no children. Il
ID southwest Phone 1888. 25-5
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT--Nicely furnished
front bedroom, private entrance. new
modern bungalow. close in; a, most
desirable room and location; no chill.
dren. Is 4th Ave, ". w. Phone
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w amt a Home?

A very attractive six room
bungalow with hardwood
floors and built-in features.
Swell location southwest. Reas-
enable cash payment will ham
die.
A wonderful new bungalow
with hardwood floors, tile
bath, fireplace, breakfast
room and built-in features.
Built for a home. Price and
location given on appointment.
LOTS
We have some beautiful build
ing lots in the southwest that
you should see if you are con-
templating building, for de-
sirable lots are selling rapidly,
LOANS
If you need a loan to build or
to improve the old home, let
us make il for you. Our in
spector lives here and loans
are, closed promptly. You dc
not have to wait.
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FINANCIAL
MONEY.

MONEY.
Improved business properties, Z per
cent plus n small commission; unlimit.
ed funds. Five to ten years straight
loans closed without delay. Annual or
monthly reduction. Positively the best
rate offered in the city.
WILKES & COONER.
Ardmore, Okla. rear City state Bank.
Phone 2254.
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iolhi- ----- Zee -- --|-.-.a y A"ViN"
Improvement district Number
Thirty.Eight t3s)
Bonds Nos ~ to 81 inc.
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Deposit Of Animal Fossils Found

Madrid. Sept. sS.-A dispatch To III
Soluja from Valencia reports the dis.
covery Of large deposit Of animal fos.
sils on farm at Retortello. One Of
the fossils complete measures about
70 feet Of another only the head was
found. This measured about aG feet
The fossils. according to the news
paper. apparently are VI an aquatic
species.
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Improvement District Number
Thirty.Nine (39)
Total-------------- lOOV'
Improvement District Number
Forty (I0)

Total -sllOO 0t
Improvement District Number
Forty (40)
Bonds Nos. 6, I and 3,
at $b00.00 each 500 90
Bond No. 81, at S100.00------ 10000
Bond No. 80. at $1,000 ------ 5000
Total 81 $50 0U
Improvement District Number
Forty.One (iD
Bonds Nos. to inc,
at 10000 each--------------s60 $500 90
Improvement District Number
Forty-Three (l3)
Bonds Nos. 4, . and G.
at $1,000 each---------------sl 90
Bond No. l9. at $20O.O0-------'2 200, 90
1tidI- sooUsVV
Improvement District Number
Foriy-Four (i4)
Bonds Nos. 80, SO and a.
at 10000 each 5000 90
Bond No. 81, at $500 OOO------- 5OO.Oc
IOtal- SbVVVV
Improvement District Number
Forty.Six t46)
Bonds Nos. %, % and "a,
at. $4,000 each-------------S150OO 90
Bond No. 10, at $10OOO------ l00Ot
IOlal- -SlOVVVN
Improvement District Number
Forty-Seven (4.)
Dated this 26th day of September
1921.
Il. w. DEEN.
City Treasurer Of Ardmore, Okla
2s.;
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FOR RENT-Two upstairs bed rooms.
adjoining bath, meals If desired.
329 Il ST., northwest. 2137. 26-3
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NOTICE or PAYMENT or STREET
IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF THE
CITY OF ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA.


The undersigned will, fifteen days
from date hereof, forward to the Me
chanics 4 Metals National Bank, fis.
cal agent OF the State Of Oklahoma, in
the City OF New York, s1S.S2S.1j, be-
ing the par value of the bonds so
called for payment and said bonds are
hereby retired, discharged and settled.
The holders Of such bonds will pre-.
sent said bonds to said fiscal agency
for payment. All persons are notified
that said bonds are paid off and dis
charged.
All bonds called for payment are
particularly described as follows:
Improvement District Number
Seventeen 40
Bonds Nos. 3 and 4,
at s250.00 $500 90
Improvement District Number
Eighteen QS)
Bonds Nos. l6 and II,
at 10000 each 5000 90
Improvement District Number
Nineteen (19)
Bond No. 19. at 5000 $500. 90
Bond No. 26, at 5ON0O------ 10000
Total 500. 90
Improvement District Number
Twenty (2O)
Bond No. go at 5000 .00------S 10000
Bonds No. 60 and 81.
Ut $4,000 each----------- 100000
Oldl----- - zUusVU
Improvement District Number
Twenty-Five (2D
Bond No. So. at $500 $500. 90
Bond No. 62. at s9s3------- 1898
-S5SS.SJ
Improvement District Number
Twenty-Five ts2)
Bond No. 3, at 50.00------s 5000
Bond No. l6. at lO0.OO------ 10000
y
so 90
Improvement District Number
sTwenty.Three (23)
Bond No. TO- at $4,000 --------s 5000
Bonds Nos. - and A.
Vt $4,000 each----------4 10000
Total---------------------S45O.OO .OO
Improvement District Number
Twenty-Six te6)
Ronds Nos. 50 and 81,
fEan m aaph xtuuu al
Ponds Nos. ~ and 10.
NJ $4,000 each -------------- 10000
Total 1905
Improvement District Number
Twenty-Seven (9i)
Bonds Nos. 20. &c, 17 and IS.
AZ $4,000 each-------------s2 $4,000 W
Improvement District Number
Twenty Fight (sSl
Bonds Nos. ~ and 10.
at $50 each ----------------slO0 90
Bond No. -. at S2OO.OO-------- 200 10
Bond No. ~, at s57.a7 each 57.97
Total--------------------s35;.si 81
Improvement District Number
Twenty-Five (.9)
bonds Nos. III 20 20 Inc"
at $4,000 each slOO. Ou
Bonds Nos. % to - inc.
at $4,000 cach-------------- jOO.oO
Total- NHuuuV
Improvement District Number
rhiriy.One t3D
Bonds Nos. :, s and ..
at $4,000 chch--------------S 300 oO
Bonds Nus. 20 and 27
at $4,000 .each-------------. 1909 90
l Total---------------- 200 90
Improvement District Number
rhiriy.rwo (Ss.
Bonds Nos. s. t, Z. $ and p,
at $4,000 each $3.50 az
/ Bonds Nos. 10, IL. ~ and 10.
at $4,000 cach---------------- 2OQOC
Iotal- --a------ kinV wv
Improvement DiSrlst Number
Thrty.Fi,e t3j)
| Rund No %. at s4OSh- sac. NJ
Improvement District Number
rhiriy.sis t3G
| Bond No. 10. at $4,000 --------ShO. .0t
Improvement District Number
rhirty.Scyen (3;l
| Bonds Nos 20 10 10 inc.
AT $1,000 each -shhO W
Bonds ~ and -
at $4,000 each -------------- 2VO.O'
I
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - HoHsehold furniture.
Phone 1913, or call al 227 C St, S.
w. 2l-G
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FOR RENT (ROOMS)

FOR RENT-Nice. modern up-to-date
bed room, close in, twin beds. for
two gentlemen. Hot and cold water
in room. 116h North Washington
ST. Phone Gal.
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LOST-Diamond bar pin between
westheimer 4 Daube and kresses,
Reward offered Phone 3o6. 26'5
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
More Chinese Proverbs
BY DR. FRANK CRANE Copyright, 1921, by Frank Cranc)

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  Do notv vary ou a Is s e
  Win laws n is sgone earn a living" Bet do han far incense
 
  ton is fault but the mans" vanish" rned dcou1d
   when citiczing  If hate i'm with in acuons should will of Heaven our "oos ceilings of fmen When you put labor of the
   better to believe quales than 10 assert ha e not" in every affair a andyo have the advantase. Wisdom of the
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
WHY ROCK THE BABY?

Why does baby like to be rocl<ed2 Why does he demand in vociferous tones in the wee small hours of the night that someone pace the floor for weary hours in order that his small hghness enjoy the swayng, sooting sensation that walking produces?
 There must be reason
 A bird loves to perch the slenderest twig Of the highest tree and there sway and fro in the wind
 The wind also the nursemaid of the papoose as swung from the limb of tree in his rude cradle while the rustic of the leaves overhead was his favorite lullaby.
 Perhaps it is here may find the explanation for btbys favorite pastime.
 Perhaps it is just the call of primitive instinct
 And the fact that science has decreed that rock ing unhygenic and has banned it from the nursery, guarantee that babies will longer be cudded and rocked of old for love often laughs at science and mothers still human.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Siberia As The New West

, asked again and again, and also var iously answered in speculative way by critics of the enterprise. The an swer of the men who have put their money into the Xanderlip Syndicate is about as follows:
 The enterprise of the syndicate is a purely industrial enterprise, and is in tended to have no political implications. It does not mean that the men repre- sented by the syndicate approvce of the de facto government of Russia. On the other hand, it has been especially stip- ulated that American, and not Soviet standards of and methods of labor shall prevail in the work which the syndicate proposes to do in Siberia. The syndi- cate is understood to recognize the fact that the stability of the Soviet govern ment is an unknown quantity, and to accept this is an inevitable factor of risk in its operations. The implication is that the syndicate is hoping that po- litical developments will favor it's en- terprise, and that it believes the stakes are worth the chances taken.
 A Market for the West
 What it especially emphasizes is the importance of Siberia as a field for
 American industrial energy. The Pa
 cific coast, il points out, is rapidly be- coming a great industrial. manufactur- ing community. This community needs two things-raw material and market
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

fered the ridicule that to pioneers They had the steadfastness purpose to keep right on when there wasn't ghost a show of their winning out
 Slowly public opinion changed to favor the cause wyoming first state to grant equal suffrage adopted it largely the result of joke But from wyoming to Tennessee, the perfect thirty sixth" there has been no turning back.
 Eight years ago Alice Paul young Quaker gathered a group of progressive women about her Let's concentrate our fire congress was her call her The rest is history, or at least first page publicity
 But the battle is not yet done 'To remove legal determinations against woman" the new task the Womans party has out for itself is small one The most ultra conservative find nothing ob- jectionabe in that goal when it comes to alter ing laws already the statute books there are sev- ways doing it, of them easy.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
THAT FLlRT LAW

An Indiana Legislator has Introduced a bill d- rected against the female flirt.
 He would have the state of Indiana make it criminal offense for any female the age of Is to fIirt
 This legislative effort probably is intended for protection of Indiana males It is possible they need the protection. And if they do, they should have it
 The state well may go to the extreme limit of providing binders for the young men, and those not so young. Then, too they might compel all the good looking to smoked glasses and harem vels.
 Men would flirt asserts the author of the anti -frt bill girls didn't frt. which there may be considerable truth.
 But, the other hand, girls wouldn't fllrt If the wouldn't flirt.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY From the Phoenix Herald which Arizona Republican 189s for ine was
 evening edtion

Bill providing appropriation for 8r- ritorial prison passed.
 There was a spirited discussion on the Maricopa county court house bill and it finally passed.
 Local
 Ira Stroud left for the Vulture tbi. morning.
 A meeting of those interested il forming the new club will be held to night.
 D. W. Grant and J. H. Baker. two Nevada miners. leave tomorrow morn ing on prospecting trip into the To1,to Basin. Judge Porter continues hard at ok Ilxing his picnic grove west of the v ah ad indian returned yesterday from a, -mlle trip to secure seeds for t hedge, and about 1000 feet of water melon seeds have been planted.
 A meeting concerning the proposed new cemetery was held last evening, and adjourned until next "Wednesday night
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
BY FREDERIC HASkIN

WASHINGTON, D. C., March S-The undeveloped wilderness of Siberia is the natural outlet for the pioneering spirit or America, now that it has crossed the American continent. The ar East to make a paradox, IS the New West.
 but the conquest of this new trontlsl IS 10 be a bloodless one. It is to De d conquest of development, relying TOT !o1 success on the cooperation for 5 Il9 ttea eaa neheIlt of the American people anu liie Russian people ., Ihls IS understood to be the Nle" ob- & ne Amerlcan capitalists who ha apd tained great concessions of cog ;.tting S1,s oH lands, and trapping anu a,a+ sov@ Flghts in Siberia from the SoNie'
 The Vanderlip syndicate, as tas t1i. heen sanization is commonly calico aecJ,Ia = the subject of a great deal ot tbe SO ton. It has made deal WI'it +o he the wet government. What are Does consequences of such a mo mo, o- some II mean that American capt'fti, t5e soviet of it at least. approves or lisa Ll if not government If so-and like" ise sIsi,I II foIt what political consedue53Cee.,1,. cuIar low this most daring ano
 move Of American imam bavs been
 All of these queStoi9
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
Thursday. March 3. 1881


 News Notes: Mir. Louis Rickabougb. who has been running a faro game in Tombstone, in an altercation with a person whose name is not stated, hit his antagonist on the head with pistol. Tuesday morning Al McAllester shot a one-armed man named Kelly in Tombstone, in self defense.
 The Daily Evening Gossip, a free advertising sheet of Tombstone, Is the latest Journalistic venture in Arizona. Luke Short, who killed c. $. Storm, has been discharged, the evidence showing he acted in self defense A landlord in Tombstone recently seized the check tray of the faro game, as there was no money in the bank to redeem the worries played out.
 Legislature
 PRESCOTT. March 3-Rohb intro- duced bill providing for representa- ton at the exposition in New York in 1883
 Brown introduced bill providing for bounties for noXious animals
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
.L.r Goal for Women

,,.tional woman's party is going to try to
 The s, N@ Determinations against women In remove legal ,-revr whether he had to dodge a the past one o+ when Alice Paurs pepful fol- . ::::: .. S' : @ s.
 aas one as,s'e of campaisnns nobody questioned ''s courage .orod into the late suffrage VIC 's'' o' whose as as' 'i a% "@" eooaaao They
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
GAME FOR THE PARTY

'Forbidden Words used to be very popular when grandmother girl. This is how she played it
 A word is chosen by the company, word used frequently in the most common place conversation. the player who has been made "it' asks person in question, and he must answer it without using the forbidden word
 The object is try to get questions that must include the word in the answer.
 The person who uses the word pays 8 forfeit
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
NEGRO ARRA|CNED {
 ON FOURTH CHARGE

William Evans, colored, against whom four charges have been brought In connection with his alleged a:terupt to assault two white women after hc had held them up on the street and robbed them according to the officers on the night of December 20. yesterday waived a preliminary hearing on the fourth charge before Justice Henry J Sullivan and was held to answer to the superior court. His bond was plaead at S1e0o. making a total bond of s4.O0 , and he was returned to the county jaT
 Evans will enter a plea in the supe-. rior court today on the other three charges. He is charged with two counts of highway robbery and two counts of assault with intent to com init a statutory offense. Following Ii report of the two affairs to the police. Evans was arrested. Each of the worn- en has identified him as the man who held her up. Only a small sum was taken from the women,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
WATCHING THE PARADE
BY JOHN PILGRIM

a m his life West Indies he
  
  crop of a little ice frostbi You
  difficulties all That the  good thing to bear mind Most of the real fun
  lose doing anything we'll In the
 
  the no~v 
  omewh here do alt the for a
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
V uNpERESTIMATEp

A man from the rural districts of Missouri recently made his first visit to New York. Shortly after his arr rival he went into restaurant and ordered what seemed to him like q rather meager meal When the bill was presented it totaled SS.35. The Missourian looked at the amount twice to make sure his eyes were not de- ceiving him. Then he smHed. Waiter, he called, you've made a mistake. I've got more money than that,'-Harper's Magazine
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

The acquittal of Gray of the murder of Nelson was as sure as trial But for the necessary compliance with forrnality the should have been brought to trial for public sentiment had quilted the slayer within twelve hours after the
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
CUT YOUR GAS BILL

If, when baking, you will keep your oven filled, thus utilizing all the heat, you gas That means baking more time, and less frequently
 If you have roast in the oven, put in pie, pudding loaf cake at the same time. Also save
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
CHINESE GIRLS SOLD

Chinese parents in the famine districts, writes an American missionary in China selling their daughters for 100 cash each. That doesn't mean $190 Cash is the smallest Chinese coin worth about of an American cent 100 cash equals dime.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

There is a strong belief in military circles in Washington that after Gen John sJ Pershing goes the retired list shortly after March 4 next, he will be appointed by President-eleet Harding as am bassador
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
A WRONG VOWEL

"A feller that tries live without work" S Jud Tun1ins, thinks he's a slicker when he's onl, slacker."-W Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
AND THEMSELVES!

No couple ever married without disappontn, somebody and they fortunate if they don't fina disappoint erybody.-Dearborn Independent
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

the southern ports. This is a climate admirably suited to white men-much better than the tropics. Indeed, Kam chatka may yet achieve fame as sum mer resort. It is not so far away as Hawaii to which so many Americans go annually.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
NO NEWS TO MOTHER

Suitor-Your daughters little hands were never made to work.
 Her Mother-So I discovered lorg ago.-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

We trust that part of the remaining seven days will not be given to politics.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

A Chicago soldier had his name changed to Jacob Legion Tenny. You remember him. don't you2 Hi, is legion"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

The president denies that Baruch and Ryan fixe' the price of copper. That's assuming that the presi dent knows, a rather violent assumption
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
A Madernized Execution

The Utah legislature has repealed it's infamous shotgun execution" and will hereafter electro cute condemned murderers. The gun i'm provement over the gallows. Utah found. Hence the electric chair
 Utah. you remember, inaugurated the shotgun execution, some years ago. Murderers given privilege" choosing between the rope and the bullet Most elected be launched into eternity by aid of the
 The law provided that five citizens should be chosen do the shooting. At the last shotgun execution 75 men applied the job Only five chosen, and were paid s7e each for sending a bullet heart
 That shooting set the state to thinking Some citizens argued that large list of ready shoot CTS indicated a growing desire to take human life legally, and for price, of but killing just the
 There applicants for the shooting job at the others the list of ready killers seemed growing.
 Utah decided to call halt before the crowded with overly anxious to take human life at $7o per shot
 read with pleasure of indictment of the cement trust and of trusts and monopolies general ly. But when to hear of their punishment? How do they keep that of the papers?
 we've lost Tap. What did get of the anyhow? It demonstrated last No vember that we had not succeeded in making the world safe for Democrats.
 The president denies that Baruch and Ryan fixed price of copper. That's assuming that the presi dent knows, a rather violent assumption
 We trust that part of the remaining days will not be given politics.
 The acquittal of Gray of the murder of Nelson was as sure as the trial But for the necessary compliance forInality should been brought to trial for public sentiment had ac-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

And we've lost Tap. What did get out of the anyhow? It was demonstrated last No vember that we had succeeded in making the world safe for Democrats.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-03

We read with pleasure of the indictment of tn cement trust and of trusts and monopoes general 1y. But when to hear of their punishment How do they keep that out of the papers?