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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
START HERE TODAY

Jimmy. Dodds, secretary (who tells
the uory1. and his boss, Graham sor-
cross. having completed construction
work on the Oregon Midland, are On
route from Portland 20 Chicago via the
Pioneer Short Line. 81 desert water
tank the train slows down. and young
girl Naisie Ann. loses her muff from the
back platform. and jumps of to get u,
followed BY the cousin with whom she II
travelling Mrs. sheila Macras. Aorcross
and Jimmie jump OF 70 help them get
back on the train. and that instant on "
starts. leaving the four behind They
take shelter under the water tank and
witness the holdup Of a special train OF
one car by four men. who approach In
an auto. The car and engine are run
onto an old mine road leading up Into
q RuIch. but not before the car Is recog-
nixed al the "Alera." owned by John
Chadwick. Chicago wheat king. Tbs
bandits drive away. and the watchers by
the tank walk up the mine road, coming
to the locomotive. which has been as
sbied.
The locomotive is soon repaired. and
the private car is found with Chadwick
ia II. uulnjured, unable to account for
his kidnapping. Chadwick greets Mrs
Macras az an old friend.
Norcross Is appointed general superin-
tsndsnt Of the r. 8. l.. by Chadwick. a
Job that means more adventure than re-
Enumeration.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
liked Cantrell. He was just the
sort OF man you expect an edi
tor 20 be; tall and thin and kind OF
mild.eyed. with an absent way with
him that made you feel az IL he
were thinking along about mile
ahead OF you when you were strik.
ing the best think-gait you ever
knew of. After the cigar was going
he talked a little about my sore
hand and then switched over to the
big puzzle.
mo word yet from Mr.. Norcross,
] suppose?" he said.
told him there wasn't.
TITS very singular, don't you
think, Jirnmie?--or do your"
tits as singular to me. and 10 all
Of us, as II Is to you" / threw in.
"Branderby"--he was one Of the
Mountaineer reporters - tells me
that you people have had a detect.
I've on the job. Did he find out
anything?"
Nothing worth speaking OF. He
is the Overland Centra1s special,
and / guess his best hold IS train
robberies and things of that sort"
The editor smoked on for fun
minute without saying anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
to Speak to
Young Republicans

William J. Coylr. Ueutenanf govern.
or.eiect. win be the principal speak.
cr at tho weekly meeting OF the
Young Mems Republican club AT
Moves cafeteria Thursday noon lie
win speak on pending legislation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27
Increased Cash
: Prizes for Free
Fair Announced

Increased cash prizes in pract,.
cally all class tor the Carter coun-
" Free Fair have been announc.
ed by j. W. SiInpldnS. county agent
and secretary Of the fair board.
The premium book for the fair is
now in the hands of the printer anc
will be ready for distribution in
about u week Mr. Simpldns said.
A few excerpts Of the cash prem.
iums follow
Cow and calf club, first prize.
Sl2; second, Sll; third, $40; fourth.
Ssi fifth, So sixth, 81: seventh.
70; eighth. s.; ninth. 81: tenth, 80;
eleventh, ~; and twelfth, 81.
Also 81 viii be given to each Oh
the other members exhibiting in thu,
club. Specials viii be- given to mem.
br turning in the best kept recore
book; maldng the most profit Oh
COW and cali during the year ana
writing the best story ON COW and
calf club. Also 81 will be given 10
each of the other members exhibit
ing
The member winning the first
prize Will be entitled to a Tree trip
to the Oklahoma City State Fair.
aud the member winning secOnu
prife will be given a free trip to
the MUskogee Free State Fair.
Cash premiums, and also free
trips TO the two state fairs. are
alike In the Junior Dairy Club.
Pig Breeding Club, Sheep Club. Bee
Club. Cotton Club, Corn Club. Swee,
Potato Club; Peanut Club and Irisn
Potato Club.
Excerpts Of the various class
viii be published in the ArdmOrvite
daily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week

Tuesday
kiwanis Club: Regular meeting Of
the dwanis Club will be held at
Hotel Ardmore Tuesday noon. T. B.
orr, president.
Wednesday
Rotary Club. Regular noon lunch
con session OF Rotary Club Will be
held Wednesday noon at the Cham
Der Of Commerce. j. r. Dexter,
president
Ryonis Club:- Ryonis Club will meet
In regular weekly noon luncheon
session at First Presbyterian church,
Wednesday. Mrs. John Whiteman,
president
Womens Auxiliary: The Women's
Auxiliary OF the American Legion
will meet in regular fortnighuy ses-
sion, Wednesday afternoon at !
o'clock at the Chamber Of Commerce.
Mrs. Il. L. Davidson, president.
Thursday
Lions Club: Regular noon luncheon
Of the Lions club will be held at
Hotel Ardmore. Thursday noon. o,
G. Lasher president
Saturday
American Legion; The Georage r.
Anderson Post OF the American Le-
gion meets Saturday noon at the
Chamber OF Commerce, in regular
luncheon session o. w. King. COM
mander.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27
MRS. YOUNG HAD JUST
ABOUT GIVEN UP IN
DESPAIR, SHE SAYS

Il al stronger and healthier than
I have been in years, and I don't re-
rcmoer when I have been able 10 do
as much Us do now, said Mrs. Rose
lee Young, wife OF O. A Young. we'll
known contractor and builder residing
a. so w 18th ST, Oklahoma City,
okla. Mr.. and Airs. Young moved 10
Oklahoma about ten months ago from
Houston, Texas, where they had lived
ior two years, and are highly respect
ed By all who know them.
1t was about ten years ago that
my troubles first started, and since
then ] have certainly suffered q lot.
Ny appetite became SO poor ] had no
desire 70 eat, ana just couldn't get
rA Of the palms In my side and the
shcrtness Of breath caused by gas
forming on my stomach Ny kidneys
bothered me terribly, and my back
hurt me terribly. fell off a great
deal in weight, and my system was
SO run down that l was very easy
70 lake cold / was 50 weak ana
depressed ] had no strength nor en-,
ergy for M housework ana was about
ready 10 give ~ in despair
j was In Los Angeles a while last
year and 10 looked 70 me like almost
everybody there was using Tanlac 50
! started taking Ii myself when I got
back home. Well, my appetite began
TO pick W right away. my strength
began 20 return, and now / have a
rayenous appetite and eat anything
and everything want without a par
ueie Of trouble. My kidneys no long
er bother me, 1 never have an ache
Or pain and feel fine in every way.
! have gained nine poun5s in weight.
too. Mr. Young is now taking the
medicine with splendid results and We
Just can't praise 1t enough "
Tanlae is sold In Ardmore by Frame
Drug Co. and leading druggists
Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27
CORN IN ROASTING EAR

John Payne who operates large
farm near Desse in Carter county says
prospects are good for a bounteous
corn crop this year. He states that
he has corn now In the roasting ear.
lie raises the Boon County white corn
which is said to be an early variety
Of fine grade Of corn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27
Sale Notice

On Thursday. July z. 1 will offer
for sale to the highest bidder. at 400
p. m, on the premises located at 5i7
q street. northeast. a small stock Of
groceries fixtures. and horse and
wagon. Coed opportunity fer enc
desiring 70 operate a suburban store.
Inventory Of stock map be inspected
at the offiSe Of Tyler s Simpson Com
pany.
(sisned) II. l. HARBOUR.
adv-se-4 Trustee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27
Jury Fails TO Agree

olSmulgee. Okla, June 27.-A jury
in superior court here today. after
~ hours Of delieeration. reported
that they were unable to decide on 9
verdict for George Ward. on trial
for the murder on the night of
March /. OF Lotie Hoffman. his wife's
former sweetheart. in thcater 10
Morrta
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27

Mexico City-The railroad bndg,
at Lampasas between Laredo and
Monterey, was burned by small
rebel band. according to word re-
ceLved here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27

Ice cold watermelons. Call Ard.
more Distributing Co Phone 1861.
We deliver. 22.G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-27

For quick results. use Artmoreits
Want Ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
sl0O REWARD 500.

The readers Of this paner VIII Se
pleased 70 learn thai there IS a.
east one dreaded disease tha.
science has been able 10 cure In all
is stages and that is catarrh Ca
arrh being greatly Influenced By
constitutional conditions requires
constitutional treatment rails Ca
.arrh Medicine Is taken internally
ma acts thru the Blood on the Niue
,us Surfaces OF the system thereby
DESTROYING the foundation of the dis
ease. giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and az
sisting nature in doing its work. Th7
ifoprletors have so much faith IN
the curative powers OF Halls Ca
arrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
ais To cure Send for list OF testi
n0nials
Address r ]. CHENEY & Co..
Toledo, Ohio Sold by all Druggist
1gc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

home from their recent los Angelic
convention A group 0f fbem visited
the corral. where a number Of calves
are also kept
Hello, Bill'e cried one to an ap
preaching group nm knows his
name, and thinking ne WAS belux
summoned. hurried up for food
So surprised was Patrick AieCsrath
exalted ruler of the New York Lodge
that he dropped Sip OF paper b.
had been holding with other ms
in his hand II was membershlp
application
Now Bill has Q particular sonanes~
for scraps Of paper ana many 4 mag
azine hero and telephone number
have disappeared down his ihroat A
moment later and Bnl had mem
bership tucked inside Of him
After that there WAS nothing lef
but 70 hes'ow some sort Of honor an
the outcast Accordingly he was o.
ficially appointed western mascot IL
the lodge And they arranged a spe
cial banquet for him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
Outldw Elk of Yellowstone
Is Adopted By B. p. @. E.

Yellowstone Park. Wyo.. Aug i0-
Bill. z the outlaw elk OF Yellowstone.
has been adopted by members OF
New York Lodge b. p O. f.
Bill had been in disgrace. HIS
crime lay in being TOO tame Resi-
dents OF Mammoth. where park hea,.
quarters are located. spoiled Bill by
teaching him TO eat from their hands
From a pet he became : pest So
tame was he after season or two
that he no longer joined his broth
ers and sisters in their wanderings
about Yellowstone and became an
outcast
Also his tastes degenerated. The
became almost goasllke. The day
came when no laundry hanging from
the backyard cloihesline was safe
from his appetite His special tast"
was for little silken dainties SO
they locked Bill up in corral ani
there he has remained
Then came the crowd Of New Yory
Elks. visiting the park on their way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
BY !. C. Kennedy
ITS THE MAN

yxX Y x xxxHx xx x y
Without any prefix the genius %
leader Of men viii shine forth like
a piece OF polished metal and reveal
It's substance
Gold does not have 10 be laheled
as gold, but once add an alloy AMI
its changed character must be
stamped apon IL,
The crucible in which the fineness
OF man is tested-ihe cruclble OF
work. planning. thinking and execu
ton, is the final answer. the final
test. and all the fatuous alchemy Of
the poser win never change the for
mula one iota
Give us man who kncws mer.
man who inspires men. man who
will work with men. not as boss
but as a man who Is willing to sub
merge the personal ego and ac
knowledge his own narrow limita-
tions. and that man will soon behold
pilgrims at his shrine, eager and
willing to lay tribute at his feet
who will gladly cast aside all SELF
agrandizement TO the rearing OF AZ
idol--a leader
There Is no tip-toeing when vou
enter this mans office-no kee7
out" sign on his door. no atmosphere
OF mystery. no smoke screen Of pri
yacy no greater than thou" atti
'tude. on the contrary you will find
him as approachahle as dictionary
the open sesame information. and
friend worth seeking-with 2
friendship worth preserving Person
ahties count for naught With this
man manager What you are Is
known to him what you can be is
an unknown equation-but what he
hopes for you IS exactly in propor
ton to what his unselfish hopes az
for himself.
He believes in team work and all
he asks is 10 be assigned as Coach
OF this team. in whom he stakes his
all Your defeat is his greatest
humility. but ne ever holds 70 his
faith that the tumble can be Danish
ed. or the failure To kick a goal can
he corrected and reduced to terms
OF certainty.
Uphold his hands-if you have :
worry he can match it with ten os
his own and smile you out of yours
Give him your loyalty-your faith =
your best endeavor. and you navc
developed a Manager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
RETURNED SOLDIERS OF
State BACK G|LsTRAP
Two Men Are Proposed For
New Office That Is To
Be Created BY
Congress

Washington Aug. l0.--As result
-of an announcement last week bv
Senator Hareld. in which he invited
organized former service men or Or
lahoma TO designate man for tha
new post created By the Sweet bill
as state director OF the proposed vet
erans bureau. he is receiving iele-
grams urging the appointment of
Major Harry Gilstrap. now secretary
TO Representative Herrick and OF
Harry G. simon OF Oklahoma Ctr,
state adjutant Of the American
Legion.
While the kilograms are about
equally divided between Gilstrap AMI
Simon. other members Of the stat ;
delegation have received teleyrams
asking them to lndorse Gilstrap who
in addition TO being secretary -
HerYick. Is the Washington repre-
sentative OF the Oklahoma American
Leyion Gilstrap saw eight months
service on the border and servel
twenty sesen months in France with
the Ssth and 2sth divisions
Another Oklahoman. O. VI Mosier.
until recently clerk in Senator Ha-
reld's office. also Is understood 70 be
a candidate for the position.
It was at first thought that an ap
poin,ment would be made OF a r.
gional director for the state OF Okla
homa. Arkansas and Texas, but II =
understood that the man who Is
holding that position now under the
war risk bureau win be retained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

ing the United states is in prospect.
Besides the two Miss America. the
United States entries include Miss
Chicago Of the Chicago Yacht club.
Miss Promise Of Buffalo. Miss Por.
land Of Portland, oregon. and Dis
tuber ~ OF Chicago.
Miss America III, II rapidly near
Ing completion Her keel was lail
here June Z. Gar Wood anticipates
she will be capable OF running Ia
miles an hour faster than her prede
cessor. which reached 79 miles ap
hour in the mile championship
dashes last year
The four il2 cylinder airplanes mo
tors to be installed In Miss America
H.. are expected to develop 1900
horsepower.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
ID[PUTY SHERIFF
ENDS LONG HUNT
After Suffering Twenty Years
Oklahoma Man Is Restored
To Perfect Health.

Il hunted twenty years for some
thing 20 relieve me OF rheumatism.
indigestion and chronic liver trouble.
and although spent hundreds Of
dollars on medicines and treatments
! never found anything TO do me any
good until got hold Of Tanlac " said
J. D. Patton. OF Keefeton. Okla. De
putty sheriff OF Muskogee county for
years and also az Rains County
Texas.
"lt's an actual fact was hardly
ever free from rheumatism. and WAS
so miserable most OF the time :
couldn't sleep TO amount 20 anything.
couldn't eat TO 90 any good either.
as the little I managed to force down
made me suffer for hougs after
wards My liver was all out Of order
and my skin was almost as yellow
as pumpkin | kept getting worse
all the time and had Just about given
up hope OF getting anything to re
lieve me
Il didn't think it was possible. bar
its fact few bottles OF Tanla'
have entirely driven the reeumatism
ont Of my system have q good an-
petite, everything agrees with me,
have gotten back my lost weight and
sleep like a log all night Not only
that but feel fine too Just good n
NY finger-tips AMI brimfnl Of llt"
and energy I'm clad Of a chance Y
recommend Tanlac Sold by an
leading druggists everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

Nova Scotinns have prepared az
other attraction for kyrngeire
Land already so popular as 7aea-
ZION center. This is for students.
Historic Acadia College in Wolf
Vile is to keep its doors open dur
iny sumner months and uiie- 8
curriculum Of such latitude that
Is bound to appeal 10 students VINO
dasire 10 combine study ami lui-
ing. particularly music and art
Acadia College vas founded ns
me Baptists IN 1888. Its educa
tional ideals and methods are
lsrgely American and il has aiiilia
tions in he United States The
Institution has rso'sn IN wealth anc
numbers and has grouped -toui 4
large schools for bows and girls
No more delightful setting fog 5
seat OF learning ,ould be chcser
than wolfville singularlv pfei's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

TO think iha. lhey have 20 go % such
a poor school Now here Is what 7
am for. ssoOae0 bsld iss,ic Of
necessary and then build a strictly
modern high school win good
gymnasium. manual training depart
ment and also domestic science
course as wen as fun course for
mechanical chemical and electrical.
We know tha. a large percent of cur
girls and boys cannot so 10 our uni
versities or colleges 50 II is very
essential that ue give them the very
best that We can at our home high
school our schools viii so PASS as
a modern high school feel sorry
for the poor teachers shat 90 out and
try to do the best that they can with
the Old junk that they have to WORK
wi.h Some are even knocking on
their salaries. do not see how they
have the nerve 10 even work when
they are working at sdch disadvan
tages
write this and I really believe that
It is the sentiment OF all parties hat
have children in High School as noih
ng is too good for the high school
children when il comes 10 school
facilities and ! would Ike to hear
from some Of he teachers or even
Professor Peak for believe that he
is for me in what have said above
Yours Respectfully, n l.. Barnes. cas-
East springer-A good taxpayer and
booster.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
travelling Man Says
Lefs Vote School Bonds

travelling Man Says
lefs Vote School Bonds
Editor Forum: an travelling
salesman and work out OF Guthrie
and am certainly surprised to read
the objec'ors opinions OF why We
should no. vote bonds for a High
School. The ones that are objecting
have no reason for their objection
only thai they have no children TO
go 10 school think no one that
has children would object. for the rea-
son tha. Guthrie is far behind the
average for school facilities We
have no school Il is shame to
sent children TO it. Ii is not modern
lin any respect The teachers cannot
do justice to their classes.
These editorials tina. I have been
reading makes me think Of the Dog
in the Manger. won't eat the hay or
let the horse eas IT, Our coming
Igeneration is the life OF our country
and we must prepare them 20 make
good IN this great world OF ours. In
nv travels | find the latest modern
high schools in all our towns. lors al
Enid and Medford. Oklahoma. Black
well even Mulhall and Marshall or
Morrison. Oklahoma. in fact all the
towns. and still we must be in >>e
back woods class that is the trouble
with Guthrie now.
We are troubled with a lot OF
knockers who knock anything that
comes up, what We want is some
clean. red blooded citizens who can
put over any kind OF deal and not
be bowling like a blind dog that It
can't be done.
You can go in any other town and
IL they want bond Issue for a school
they lust put il over and do ii soon,
the extra taxes that any individual
would have to paw on bond issue for
a new high school would not hur.
any one.
| am surely disgusted to think and
read what some OF our supposedly
business men have to say II to
shame and disgrace to our young
girls and boys that are growing up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

town in the pleasant orchard cou1-
try near Grad Pre-. made classic
by Longfelov's "Eyangeline."
Each succeeding summer brings
greater numbers Of artists, writers
ana summer tourists TO this valley
so rich in historical romance. a
tour Of picture exhibitions of east
ern cities will reveal many charm
ing cauvases inspired by the quiet
beauty OF Nova Scotia; far-Aung
yistas of apple orchards yelled l.
pink and white blossoms or bending
under the weight Of ripened fruit;
quaint fishing villages and ouainter
inhabitants: ciuntss i~o-wheeled
water carts drawn by dicnihed
oxen: wide stretches Of red mud
fats on which sailing boats rice
high and dry al lo~ tide and fleets
OF fishing boats floating on silver
seas. their sails dipping like yr-at
culls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
Two Sets of Brothers
To Compete In Race

engine The first Miss America. "a
De entered for Gar wood. ir. will
ae piloied BIZ Woods brother, George
r. wood. while his meohauiclan wlll
he Bernard Smith. brother Of Jay
With six American entries already
Indicated for the Harmsworih, to o.
rosie sir Mackay Edgags Maple Lenf
VII elimination trials September
and are apparently certain. Unde
the rules Of competition no country
may enter more than three contes,
ants In the race proper and lively
stnggle Tor the honor of represen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

This is land beloved Of sports
men for just step back from the
cultivsted valleys lie almost unex-
plotted fishing and hunting
grounds. Kedgemakoogee Club Is
a name to conjure with among the
initiated. Many proud antlered
moose has won Immortality by
falling at the hand of an American
who displays the head upon his
office wall.
Cabin settlements and country
hotels provide pleasant, reasonably.
priced accommodation for hundreds
who annually seek the hes.thful
pleasures OF this far eastern 1@ov-
ince. Acadia Colleges new pro-
gram opens way for students
who wish to pursue their studies
during vacation months and vet
have the benefit Of a change Of
scene. u MAJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

Detroit, Mich. Aug io Iwo We
OF brothers will represent Amefi ii
two Of the fastest boats "a thu Gola
Cup and Harmswor;h Trophy powct
boat race here beginning August II
and running until September s. ac
cording to present indications
The brothers Will be ia MISS Ame
lea IL. being built by Gar wood o
defend the two trophies. and her pre-
decessor, Miss America, with whica
he won them last year
Gar Wood will drive the new speed
craft with Jay SMITH handling ta1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
COMMERCIAL AVIATION

Commercial aviation has become so
important in France that there Is
published monthly timetable OF
air services operating in France and
allied countries. giving such informa-
ton as the time Of departure and ar
rival. type OF plane employed. weight
OF luggage allowed. rates and 80 on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
OUAkEs RUIN ROADS

Severe earthquakes in New Zealand
have ruined the roads near AUCKLAND
Nothing can be done TO provide roads
through which the earth's crust VIII
NOT break. Volcanic workings are
constantly going on under ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
PEOPLES FORUM

Expressions of opinson af general
interest are Invited. The editor re-
serves the right 90 blue pencil
whore communications exceed 800
words
Writing must be legible and on
one side ~ paper only. AL else VIII
be discarded.
Anonrmous cor municatians viii
not be printed Name and address
mast b. giyer. Publication ~
name will be withheld 90 request.
Publication ~ letter Is not 10
be regarded As an endorsement D.
The Leader of the views expressed.