The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27

will be heard by Judge Thomas w
Champion. The motion docket in dis
trict court will be taken up April l.
Ira Arnold of Lone Grove was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Arnold states that farmers in that
/ locality are complaining of too much
rain and farm work is being retarded
on that sccount.
J. F. McClatchey, who has been
spending the winter with his daugh-
ters in Austin and San Antonio. Texas
has returned greatly improved in
health. Mr.. McClatchey says that he
enjoyed the winter very much but
was glad to get back to Ardmore His
daughter, Miss Vivian McClatchey, is
teaching In the state university at
Austin. holding the chair of psychol-
ogy in that institution.
w. G.. Ditzler, former merchant and
resident ,of this city but now of Nor
man was in the city yesterday on
business. Mr. Ditzler is representing
large dry goods establishment on
the road as travAing salesman.
Scott Sparks, a prominent farmer
and oil operator, of Graham was trans
acting business i'm the city yesterday.
w. H. Wright. with the Slaughter
Motor Company has just returned from
! Duncan, where he has been for the
past three weeks in the interest of the
firm. He established a branch of the
Maxwell Chalmers in that city that is
in charge of j. p. Dulaney, formerly
of Ringing. While away Mr., Wright
disposed of seven Maxwell and two
Chalmers trucks and five Maxwell
cars.
Cecil Byrd and Earnest Ford, who
were arrested of a charge of assault
ing Policeman l.. G. Jackson on the
morning of March 2lst, on informa-
tion filed against them by the injured
officer. have been released under bond
of $500 each for their appearance be-
fore Justice of the Peace ID. w. Butch
er for preliminary hearing which will
be conducted on April 4th.
\. =. Fitzgerald, first deputy TO II.
a. Spears, county assessor, is back
at his desk in the office Of the assessor
at the courthouse, after an illness Of
two weeks during which he was con-
fined to his home at GA Third avenue,
northwest.
The Ardmore Civic League is in COM
munication with c. r.. Taylor, district
superintendent, of the Santa Fe with
headquarters at Ceburne, asking him
To use his influence To install a foun-
tain at the south entrance Of the pas.
senger station in the parking between
platforms.
NJ. G.. Wright, state organizer for
the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Associ-.
alton in Carter county stated yester-
day that everything was in readiness
for the big final drive, that 1t was no
longer question as to the quota nee
secured in excess of the number and
that Carter county would be we'll up
in the list when the final figures We're
compiled.
Whitewash is spraying at the two
fire stations ef the city and the men
of the department are spending their
idle hours in "A general cleanup and
overhauling of the apparatus.
l.. S. Boze. architect, states that he
is swamped with work at the present
time and that there is more building
going ON and in contemplation in Ard
more than even when the oil boom
was the biggest.
The "Dokies" of Myrtle lodge, X. of
=. will meet Monday night and organ
ize their baseball team The Dokies
have let ii leak out that they expect
to cop the cup by their brilliant all
round work during the seasons play
and advise other teams to get busy.
Frank Overstreet, a prominent farm
er of the Oswalt community was
! transacting business in Ardmore yes.
terday
Harry Stewart and Raymond Gar
, rett, both Of this city. have purchased
the plant of the Mason Tire aud Rub.
Der Company. at II street, south
west, and will operate 1t under the
name Of the Standard Nulcaniziny
Company. The Standard Company
+ works solely on. tires. vulcanizing, re.
soling, and also has for sale some of
the standard makes OF new tires at
reasonable prices. Even though these
young men have had charge OF the
plant for but a short time. neverthe-
less they are progressing In fine man
ner. John T. Campbell who recently
1 arrived in this city, has charge Of the
vulcanizing department OF the com
pany.