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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
Madill Personals

Attorney and Mrs. c. 4, Coakley
spent Sunday night in Madill, guests
at the home of Mrs. Coakley's sister,
Mrs. Martha Watkins. Mr.. Coakley
left Monday morning for Tulsa.
J. j. Montgomery left Monday after
noon for a business trip to Dallas.
Mrs. j. $. Jagers and Miss Zelma
Jagers went to Sherman Monday after
noon.
Miss Sallie Reeves of Hugo, who had
been in Madill the guest of her cousin
Mrs j. l.. Bowlin, left Monday after
noon for Platter, for visit with her
mother
Mrs. w. j. Bell and daughter Mary
Lee, and Mrs. c. +. Hart and children,
William and Lou Katherine, are in
Greenville, Texas, visiting with their
mother Mrs. NJ. A. Garland
Mrs. Lottie Durham, who had been
in Madill visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. j. p Armstrong, has returned
home. Her grandson, Woodrow Arm
strong, accompanied him for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. G. Thomas and Mrs.
Matte Turnbow attended the funeral
of Doc Bond, who was killed with the
American expeditionary forces In
France, and. whose body was returned
to the home land for burial.
Miss 10 10 Evans of the Madill high
school faculty. was one of the judges
at the meeting of Johnston school at
Tishomingo, Friday.
Miss Lena Maude Slough is in Ma
dill for an extended visit with her aunt,
Mrs. John l.. Derrick.
Edwin Cooper has gone to Duncan.
City Attorney Hill Angela visited for
the week end with his parents in Ed
mond.
Felix Simmons, assistant cashier OF
the First National Bank was in Ard
more Monday.
Mrs. W. c. Floyd and baby girl
Marcelle. have returned from a week $
visit with Mrs. Floyd's mother at Ada.
A. l.. Cochran was business visitor
in Ardmore Monday.
:. T.. Miller left Sunday for kauf-
man, Texas, to look after some business
| matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Perkins visited
Sunday with friends in Tishomingo.
! Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Belts Of Dallas
who had been in Madill visiting with
Mrs. Belts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
V. Kirk have gone to Tishomingo ~
d visit with relatives. W
Evart Munday has gone TO Amarillo
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MADLLL
w. j. BELL
Full Carrier Service
Representative for Marshall County
RADON Home Burned

The home Of K. l.. RADON on West
Tishomingo street, was burned at 4:S0
o'clock, Sunday afternoon. The house
and furnishings were u complete loss.
The loss on house and furniture will
approximate $4,000, with Sc 900 insur-
ance. There had been fire in the
house all day as it was cold and dis
agreeable, but they have no idea of
now the fire started Mrs. RADON had
gone across the street to a neighbor's
and gone 10 town i short while before
the alarm.
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Business Opportunities

A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION OF THE
FIRST CLASS. ably managed. now in
successful operation and. increasing its
master or operating capital, is inviting
the business public to become interested
in the ownership Of the organization
Dealing In first class non-speculative,
two.signature commercial paper having
q wide margin Of collateral safety, and
earning about forty per centum per an
mum on its funds. our proposal Is linn
tied strictly TO careful, consistent in
vestors who understand the handling
Of bankable. interest-bearing paper and
who can place five hundred to ten thous'
and dollars at work through this organ
Zation. \ rigid investigation OF our
institution and plan Of operation will be
insisted upon before any investment IS
accepted, while in turn we will insist
on sincerity on your part TO invest, II
satisfied.
Address Fidelity, Dept, %. GOl.2 Dallas
County Bank Bldg. Dallas. Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

Superior. Wis.-Frank Ostrosky from
the attic Of his nome here yesterday held
squad Of police at bay for several
hours with an unloaded shotgun The
officers were summoned by neighbor
who declared Ostrosky was beating his
wife with shovel. When the officers
arrived Ostrosky retired " the attic.
Several hours later an officer caught
him unawares and grasped the weapon
Which was found TO be unloaisd, Os-
trosgy was charged with assault and
battery.
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w Wamts

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A minimum charge Of so cents made
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o'clock week days. IL received after
that ho1r ads viii be run "too late
to classify"
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merits taken over the telephone are
accepted Only ut customers rtak and
tbe Ardmortlre will not be responsible
fGr errcrs unless advertising copy L.
handed la Ut our office-
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Wasington-Rai OF the United
States suffered deficit in February Of
s., 20j ,O0O. While l01 out Of 200 report
ing failed TO earn their expenses and
taxes, according to tabulations made
public by the association Of railway
executives
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Lost aud Found
Help Wanted. Miscellaneous

YOUNG men, women. over IL, Tor pos
tai Mai Service. si2O month. Ex-
amlnations April. Experience un'
necessary. Fro free particulars of
instruction. write Raymond Terry,
tformer Civil Service examiner. 81
Continental BLDG, washington, u. G.
1u-4
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED-High school boy to work
afternoon and Saturdays; must be
honest and II hustler. Apply Ard
more New Store, 10 East Main St
19-o
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-Girl to cook and do gener-
al house work. "a. Solomon, 1920 c
ST., northwest 1873
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LOTS

II you are looking for q building
site, we viii be pleased to show you
some OF our choice locations. for n
home or a place to build. BE sure
to get our prices. terms and loca.
tons before you decide.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
Miscellaneous

THE OLD RELIABLE Ardmore Bed
ding Company who has renovated
your mattresses for the past IA
years. wishes TO do SO now by our
sanitary process of blowing out all
dust and scent and not blowing il
into the tick. Past years our recon-
mendation, AIS d St, S. w Phone
2S3 2ls-1m
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FOR SALE-One seven passenger 1918
model Cadillac for sale by owner.
Phone 1890 or M 1913
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Oil Lands and Leases

CARTER County 90 acre lease at $l6
per acre in Sec. 4. 4s-1w; also 20 acre
same price Sec. lG, 3s-lw. Phone $50.
$40
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Antomohiles
Poultry and EGGS

BARRED ROCK EGGS for setting, 81
per setting. VIM. Thorogooj, College
Hill addition. Phone 1S20-R. 20-1-mo
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Real Estate
j. II. POULTER & SONS
APARTMENTS AND HOMES
PHONE sc

ranch, would sell all. See me, Robt
f. Scivally. 1875
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FOR RENT--Three modern furnished
rooms for light house keeping Phone
31l. 1873
1873
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LIGHT house keeping and sleeping
rooms; hot and cold water. 422 2nd
n. West 1873
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300 YARDS beautiful silk shirting.
Henry Flynn. 81 Caddo st. i2-3
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For Sale

FOR SALE-At bargain. an elecu..
cal piano IN first class condition.
Royal Hotel Madill, Okla. l0-i
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1000 YARDS fine canvas Henry Flynn,
81 Caddo 81. l2-S
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Back When You Really
Need 1t.
Money invested in the right sort OF
property is tangible and negotiable
at all times. II you want to know
q lot that YOU can't know about
the local real estate situation. drop
in for chat.
Beautiful seven.room bungalow
with basement ana all modern
builtin features. Large lot.
Good location southwest. Price
and location given ON appoint
ment.
Good slN-room duplex bunga.
low. three blocks from the new
hot northwest. Good buy for
S660O Reasonable cash pay.
ment win handle.
Neat five.room bungalow. Close
In on McLish Avenue. Splendid
ueIghborhood Garage and
driveway. Price $1,000, Reason
able cash payment will handle,
Four,een-room house. Good 10.
cation close In. Splendid in
vesmeut. Price and terms
given on appointment
Very attractive fiye.room bun.
galow with all built.in features.
Desirable location southwest.
Price SG1jQ $1,000 cash will
handle.
a beautiful two.storv brick
bungalow Basement, two fire.
places; hardwood finish; sery.
ants house. garage. Large
teuaced lot ON paved street.
southwest. win sell furnished
or unfurnished, Can be bought
worth the money. Let US show
you this property.
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Upea space without coatract- z
100 inches to 10 used With
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13

Very attractive fiye.room bun.
galow with all built.in features.
Desirable location southwest.
Price SG1jQ $1,000 cash will
handle.
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Tie a String to the
Money yoH Spend so
That You Can Haul it
Back When You Really
Need 1t.

Good slN-room duplex bunga.
low three blocks from the new
hot ] northwest. Good buy for
S6bOO Reasonable cash pay.
meut win handle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

comprising lessons in Grecian and
modern dancing, swimming. deisarte
and beauty culture.
But before Mr.. Reid IL swamp, q
with letters Of inquiry from admir-
Ing screen fans, IL should bo said
that this is only a part OF tho stars
latest Paramount picture, "The
Charm School, which will be shown
at the Star Theatre tonight.
According to the story. Mr.. Reid,
as Austin Bevans. inherits the girls
school from his aunt. Believing that
women should devote more time 10
Themselves charming he crn-
verts the institution into n charm"
school and changes all the method
OF instruction. There Is wealth u
Romance. n breezy plot and many
other delightful features.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
bly, NEWS

Mr., and Mrs. Earl Walker, who
came to bly, for tho Rodeo, are
spending the week visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, II. 7. Givan.
Mrs. N. Smith and mother, Mrs. Il.
r. Tuttle. were bly, visitors on Fri
day.
Mrs. ]. A, Parker Of bly, Ia spend
ing the week with Mrs, Jas. Driscoil
OF klamath Falls. MIS-. Parker has
had Ill health for the past week and
will be under the doctors care while
In klamath Falls.
Mrs. G. w. Warren, son Scott. and
Mrs. Jas. Givan are spending the
week camping on tho north fork Of
sprague River. They report fine
Miss Letha Drisooll Of Salem 10
spending her vacation visiting at the
homo Of her sister. Mrs. u. T Givan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
LOCAL BASEBALL
and
BOXING NEWS
BOXING MUST
Be CLEAN Or
\. SPORT STOPS

The council last night placed II.
self on record as being alive TO the
neod Of clean sport In this city and
In more than willing to do It's part
providing the boxing commission will
scan carefully the record and the
status OF each boxer who appears
hero, and. under all circumstances.
protect the public from being imD2s.
Cd upon by crooked promoters.
Tho commission appointed for two
days. July 18th inclusive. consisting z
Of Fred Souic. Fred Houston. q. NJ.
Hector. DIR. Stewart and X. Sugar.
man rendered satisfactory service
during the life OF their appointment
and saw TO II that tho two day card
given hcre on those days was up TO
tho standard required. and this fact
was most important whom presented
last niSht TO the city dads" The &C.
tuai doing and living strictly up
to tho instructions" given them by
tho council was carried out to the
letter and tho council knew that
should tho life OF the commi ission be-
made permanent. they would act as
In the first instance.
The council made ono provision
however to safeguard themselves In
the future. Each member OF the com
mission wns asked TO place his tesig-
milton In tho hands OF tho council
before the permanacy OF the con-
mission was granted. with the under
standing that should any Hnwisc
move bo made by that body. the coun-
ell could withdraw the, commission
and Immediately countcract tho or.
ror.
Tho members OF the commission |
readily asscnted TO this action sne
following this. tho council voted un-
animousiy for the commission. With
q commission composed Of Hector.
Houston. souie. X. sugarman aud
DR. Stewart. both the public and
council can be assured In advance
that the boxing Gsmc will receive
healthy growth In southern Oregon
and klamath Falls will lead ir the
production Of CLASSY clean b,vine
bouts.
Tho public can assist too. by lend
Ing a hand. by makips suggestions
and supplying Information relativ, Z,
any card which may be scheduled for
this city. sN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
THE STRAND

"A corking baseball play" is tho
way Bozeman Bulger, baseball expert
Of the New York World, describes
THE Pinch Hitter" Triangle pic
ture produced under the personal SUI
peryision Of Thomas II. Ince and
starring Charles Ray, which will be
exhibited at the Strand theater to-
night.
But the baseball game Is not the
only exciting situation in this COM
edy. It sparkles with humorous epis-
odes which the author. G. Gardner
Sullivan, has drawn from actual hap
Denings OF college life.
This picture is one that every red
blooded American will enjoy" says
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
At the Theaters
THE STAR

Wallace Reid has become &c ,eher
OF charm In . young ladies' school,
The pupils are taught how to make
themselves charming. the course
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
SPORT WORLD.
NATIONAL and
STATE SERVICE
ON SPORTS
HATCHERY
To Be LARGER

The recent visit OF the fish and
game commission TO this city after
an inspection OF the Crooked Creek
hatchery where over 5000. 900
fingerlings arc hatched yearly, and
all taken to other portions Of the
state for dIstrlbutlon--it might be
well for the local Crooked Creek
hatchery enthusiasts. the klamath
sportsmens' Association to press the
commission 'or an answer simiihr to
the one given TO tho Rod ana Gun
club at Bend recently. The Bulletin
writes OF the commissioners' visit
there like this:
Enlargement OF the Tumalo fish
hatchery to n capacity OF 5000, 900
eggs Is planned. II was stated last
night by members OF the fish and
game commission, who were banq quet-
ed by tho Rod and Gun club. Thirty
'sportsmen attended tho meeting.
which was presided over BY II. j.
Overturf.
Central Oregon is recognized as
the fIshing ground OF tho entire state
and should have the best equipment
for perpetuating the supply OF trout.
II was said. The commission would
not promise anything definite, but
agreed to do anything in Its power
to further fishing hero as a sport.
Funds are lacking. as doubling the
license fee did not increase the re- J
ceipts. II was declared.
"A visit to suttles and Blue lakes
was part Of the program OF the COM
mission yesterday. They could not
throw their flies into tho water fast
enough to pull out all tho fish that
wanted to bite. they reported.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
Redmond SalD Good
Boxing on Fourth

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

John X. Tener, president OF the -.
tlonal league Of professional Bass.
ball Clubs, who Witnessed "Ths
Pinch Hitter" at private showing.
1T is fascinating because Of its hun
an force. the naturalness of its char.
acter in situation and Its perfection
Of baseball technique"
Sylvia Dreamer, an Austrafian
beauty makes her debut on the screen
as leading woman for the star. 9th
er members Of the cast are Joseph =.
Bowling. Jerome Storm. Darrell Foas
and Louis Durham. The productiea
was directed by Victor l.. schertsins-
er and photographed By Paul Eagisr.
with art direction by Robert Brun-
ton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

Advertising brings sffieisaey.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
EMPLOYMENT IN
HARVEST FIELDS
CALLING MANY

Harvest season. calling an aver
age Of $50 men daily from Portland,
s furnishing relief for tho local
unemployment situation. r.s
This was the combined opinion OF
employment agents as given The
Portland Telegram.
Wages. they said. are from 2S to
so per cent lower than at the cor
responding time last year. but tho
men are generally accepting them.
Further relief is In sight. they de-
ciared, by tho prospect that lower
water will allow many mills to re-
open upon settlement OF the marine
workers strike.
Highway and railroad work II call.
Ing a few men. according to the ON.
ployment agency managers. but the
majority OF those leaving town ere
headed for harvest fields In Oregon
and Washington.
q. A. Hurley. of the Pioneer EN-.
ployment company. which handles
much farm labor, Is optimistic. He
claims that he II unable to meet the
demand although he IL sending men
out at the rate OF 20 TO 25 a day.
He feels that there will be a con-
tinued demand for farm labor based
on an Increase IN the price OF
farm produce. Wages for farm la
Dor have decreased from rs to so
per cent since last year. according
to Hurley.
He quotes the following as thcl
going wages for Oregon and Wash
ington: Haying. 81; cook. rousta-
bout. driver. straw hauler, truck !
driver. grain hauler. 50: head |
hoe down, box leaders. |
$3.50; sack Jig. ~: sack sewers.
combine drivers. IS: separator tend
ers, IS to $40 per day. and picking
up sacks In the field. az cents per
sack. Any Job paying less than 81 |
per day goes begging, he says.
According to w. J. Haycocks. of
the Oregon labor agency. and J. s.
Skinner. ef the skinner 4 White la
bor agency, the big lumber opera
tors are waiting to see what the
other fellow Is going to do.
While he admits that the situa.
lion has him guessing large mills.
employing several hundred men.
IRE preparing to resume operators
Is soon as tho high water goes
lown, The seamen's strike has
much to do with the present quiet
less in the lumber industry, he
ays.
He declares there Is much build
ng going on In Portland at pro.
ent; that the United States ia be-
ind with its building, and that the
hiddle west Is expected to begin
0 build as soon as freight rates
ONE down.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
THE LIBERTY

THE Scarab Ring" is the title OF
the Alice Joyce production which will
be shown at the Liberty Theater to-
night. II was made under the direc-
tion OF Edward Jose, one-time direc-
tor Tor Sarah Bernhard. and is based
upon popular novel published under
the name Of "a Desperate Heritage. /"
This novel was written by Harriet
Gaylord, and has found ready sale
with lovers OF detective fiction, 1t ia
a strong society play which offers
Miss Joyce what Is said to be the
most emotional role she has under
taken In her screen career. The star
will have added laurels. after this
film picture has been shown, thru
out the county for It proves that in
this new type OF role Miss Joyce is
excelling anything she has done in
the past.
Beautiful scenic backgrounds ex-
Quisite sets, costumes that are sure
to please the women. the last word
In fashions. elements OF love. sus-
pcnse and mystery cleverly inter-
woven In q story that holds the at
tentiou from the first flash, are the
things OF which The Scarab Ring"
boasts and which will make for II an
snviable place In the hall OF fame.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
Club STANDING.
Not a Chance in
The K. F. League

Judging from the attendance q,
the city league games, there IN iIttif
chance Of the charge. contained In tn,
following clipping being filed,
ID. Simonsen, secretary OF the
Portland Inter-City Baseball
league during the 1920 season.
was arrested today In South
Bend, wasR, on a charge Of
larcency by embezzlcment OF the
leagues funds. totaiing 800
Slmonsen was indicted on a Sc
crot Indictment July I. He will
be returned TO Portland to face
trial.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
FRUIT GROWERS PLAN
GENERAL ORGANIZA TION

PORTLAND. July 12.-The North
western fruit growers and marketing
experts In session. here were today
working on q plan for the affiliation
OF all local cooperative organisations
In the territory with a central organ
ixation.
Elimination Of local sales mana
gers was discussed. It has been de-
cided that an annual fruit marketing
Conference Of the northwest be held
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

What a relief Il would be II mu-
sicians were born instead Of being
made by practice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

There Is plenty OF room at the top
OF the CREASED pole OF success.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

The homesick man isn't always the
one who Is, away from home.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

Many fool man casts q shadow on
his life by standing In his own light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
VICTIM EASY ON
BLACKmAILERS

Fred Kramer. the salesman whom
they had held up. refused TO press
the charge against Calvin w. Har-
ris and Harold $. Knapp. Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney John ID. Car
mody said Saturday In explaining
the suspended sentences OF two to
10 years given the two men by
Judge Everett Smith Friday. Kra-
mer tried 20 settle the matter out
OF court. agreeing 20 let the men
40 free II they returned his tcwelry.
alleged 10 have been obtained by
blackmaii methods. but this. accord
ing 10 Carrnody. Prosecutor Malcolm
Douglas refused to do.
According 10 Judge Smith. the
mothers Of the two men told Of
their previous good records and
asked lcniency Harris flancc had
refused 10 marry him II be was
sent 70 the penitentiary, but agreed
TO do 20 II Harris were freed.
Harris was formerly employed by
the county assessor. Frank Hull.
as topographcr. Knapp was en-
ployed by the city as sanitary in
spector.