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Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11
Live stock and Poultry


CATTLE-Best heavy steers, SSQS.1O:
best handy W.T.. butcher steers, $767.50:
mixed steers and heifers, S6@7; handy
light butchers, IS: best cows $5m6: but
cher cows. s4.50@5; cutters. $325Q35O;
Gamers, $2.60@3; choice bulls, $5.5O@5. rs;
bologna bulls. 35.25p5 so; stock bulls.
@6: mixers and springers. $5O@9O.
SHEEP AND EAMBs-Best lambs.
$S.509S.75; fair lambs, T@s: light to
80
HOGS-Good mixed. ss.s5@s. 90; pigs
1850; heavy, $50; roughs. 7.75; stays
$3.50: boars. IS.
CALVES-Best s145O@15; common
and heavy. ssG11; heavy. s5@7.
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens,
z1926c; hens, four pounds. 32633c: Ave
pounds and better, 33935c: small hens
soc; old ROSTERS. zoe: ducks, 3Sc; geese
2IQ26c: turkeys seven pounds and over
i0G42c per h.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11
"Macaronl Verse;"

This Ii a kind Of humorous verso
In which, with Latin as q base. words
Of other languages are introduced.
using Latin infections and construc-
lions The term was selected since 1t
implies a mixture Of languages-com-
parable with the mixture Of ingredi-
ents found In q dish of macaroni. The
name Is sometimes applied to verses
which are merely a mixture Of Latin
and the unadulterated vernacular Of
the writer. This type Of verse has
long been known In Italy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11
CREAM FOR cATARRH
OPENS UP M0STRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid

In one minute your .clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages Of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more hawking, snufling, blowing.
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath &C night; your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Get small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply,
little of this fragrant, antiseptic.
healing cream in your nostrils. IL PEN
etrates through every air passage Of the
head, soothes the infamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in,
stsntly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed.up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relisf
comes so quickly.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11
consresswoman Defies Minister.

Muskegee-Miss Alice Robertson.
congresswoman elect, attended a
dance given by the American Legion,
the first she had attended since 1879,
she said. Miss Robertson is the
daughter OF pioneer missionary and
herself known as church worker,
but she went to the dance Ito show
local minister where my heart is"
she told legion members. A local min.
lister recently assailed the legion for
passing a resolution condemning the
Sunday blue laws"
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11
Farm and Garden

APPLES-Michigan S1d125 per GU
fancy. H:60@l7b per bu; western. $50
$50 per bu.
POTAToEs-Michigan, s2@225 per
DRESSED HoGs-Lisht, 1s@1,o
heavy, 10911c per Id.
DRESSED cALvES-Choice, 1s@24o
medium. 1B617c; large coarse 10@13c
per ID.
CELERY-Michigan 40@50c per dog:
Michigan square. s1.25@1.50; rebunched,
76c@N.25 per bunch.
Butter and Eggs
EGGS-Fresh current receipts, 510S2c
per dox
BUTTBR-Fresh creamery. 4o@45c per
ID. as TO quality.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11

ton will be given to the suggestion to
attach the women's training school to
either the Industrial school for Girls
at Adrian or the state reformatory at
Ionia. This would reduce the cost Of
operation to a minimum.
Mothers Aid Bill Ready.
Senator G. M. Condor, Detroit,
chairman Of the judiciary committee.
is DESTROYS Of giving all interested
women of the state hearing on the
Macarthur amendment to the present
mothers compensation bill, before
submitting II to the senate. 1t calls
FOR payment of not more than Sc, nor
less than 81 a week to mother with
one child, with corresponding In.
creases for additional children, and
no, objection has yet been raised to
the measure although demand OF
S12 a week had been submitted to the
Governor by Detroit club women.
A bill providing a tax for so-called
closed" hospitals has been submitted
by Senator o. G. Johnson, Fostoria,
who is a physician and served in the
Medical Corps during the late war. A
closed hospital IL defined In the bill
as an institution for the care or re-
lief of INDECENT or sick, where only
physicians or surgeons on the institu.
tons star may treat the patients.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY.

Cut out this slip, enclose with &c to
Foley & Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave-. Chi.
cago, H., writing your name and ad'
dress clearly, You will receive in re.
turn a trial package containing Flo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group, Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Hite's Drug Store.-adv
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11

Guy F. Allen, who has been in the
employ of the treasury department
since 1901, has been named by Pres
ident Wilson to succeed John Burke
as treasurer of the United States
The resignation of Mr.. Burke neces-
STATED a count of all cash and securi-
ties. and this has been announced as
total OF $13,SS3, .S26.36. The
actual cash OH hand was $97,410,-
2S3.02 The last previous count in
1913 showed $1,426. 422,051.4S.
No shortage was revealed in the
count, Mr.. Allen said, and receipt
will be given the former treasurer. re-
lieving him of responsibility. The
count took up over two weeks time
and additional time was required to
check the items.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11

There is much in knowing what not
to do, but there's a devil OF lot more
in not doing it.
Charlevoix county herald., 1921-02-11
DETROIT QUOTATIONS
Grain and Feed

wHEAT--Cash No. red. SIS:
March. M:7.; May: 'i7i; No; white and
CORN-Cash No. 3 yellow, 81 1-2c; No
4 yellow. So lac; No. yellow. SO Lee;
No. yellow, SO lac.
OATS-Cash No. 2 white, 40 lie: No.
white. l2c; No. white, sec.
RYE-Cash No. Z. 31.52
BEANS-Immediate and prompt ship
ment. - per cwt.
SEEDs-Prime red clover. $12; Febru-
airy. 31l.S0; alsits, SIG; timothy 1910
FEED-Bran. Ss6q37; standard midi
ings. @32QH; nne middlings. $34@36;
cracked corn. S32633: coarse cornmeal.
s.7.5oq2s; chop, s26.5oGs7 per ton in 100
ID. sacks.
HAY-No I timothy s2l0a2; stand
ard. y20@21; light mixed, S20@3i; No. 2
timothy. $1,000; No. l clover mixed, 319
620; No. l clover. $1,000; rye straw. so
OBS; wheat and oat straw. $11@11 per
ton in carlots.
FLOUR-Fancy spring wheat patents,
310.50411 fancy winter wheat patents,
$11.26Q12.25: second winter wheat pat
ents, S925@10: winter wheat straights,
IS. 50ff9 per Dbl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
ANATOLIA BECOMES
HOME OF ST0RKS

Angora. Sept 9.-The stork is the
most conspicuous object in this city
the capital cf nationalist Turkey.
There are storks perched on every
housetop. one solemn huge pair has
It's nest built on the stately column
erected long ago. under the Romans.
to honor the Emperor Augustus Others
have their nests on the roof Of the
parliament building. Several huge
pairs inhabit the roof OF the Hotel
Huriet Liberty. Small boys do not
throw stones at them, nor do the
men shoot them.
The storks are supposed to make
trips to Arabia. to Medina and the
holy city Of Mecca The Turkish su-
perstiiion about the stork is that II
seen carrying red weeds or grass In
it, flight, this Is sign OF death to
the bcholdcr and OF long lie II the
grass II green.
Anatolia is a paradise for birds The
Turks never shoot them nor destroy
heir nests The little boy with his
slngghot is spanked II found doinr
them mischief Hence they flourish
In abundance with their only enemies
tho eagle and the magpie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
TAX BILL Is TO BE
READY BY TIME
SENATE C0NVENES
ACTUAL WORK on MEASURE BE.
GUN AFTER THE HEARING
OF SECRETARY MELONS
RECOMMENDATIONS

Washington, Sept 9.-Having heard
Secretary Mellon recommendations
for further tax revisions the senate
finance committee was ready today to
consider actual changes in the house
bill. as well as broad policies Of tax
alton. Chairman Pcnrose hoped to
have the bill completed in a little more
han a week so that 1t might be ready
for the senate when congress recon-
vencs late this month.
There was very free discussion
yesterday with Secretary Mellon re.
garding the changes in the house
measure suggested by him. The com.
mlttee also expects to take Senator
Shoots proposal for tax. The plan
is TO add some administrative fea-
lures. including provision for tax
investigation committee amendment
at the last hour Of consideration.
In presenting his recommendations
the treasury secretary adhered to the
figures on expenditures. agreed on AZ
the White House tax conference. Aug
ust .. His suggestion for changes in
the house bill contemplated a total
revenue yield OF approximately 5000.
900 for this fiscal year and S3,00O,O00
for the calendar year 1922. or about
house bill figures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
EXECUTION OF 6l
PERSONS CHARGED
AGAINST B0LSHEVIKI

Riga, Lrtvid, Sept. 9.--SiNty-0np per.
sons have been executed by the Dol.
shoviki. being charged with p1rtici-
pating in the rrcen, petroRrud plot.
according 20 the official list printed
IN Peirorrad Prlvada, Among those
put 10 death wcrr 10 women. most of
whom were accused 81 renting rooms
TO or otherwise shcltoriug male parti-
ciponts In the plot
Others executed included Prince
Constantine Toumanott. aged %. aun
Prince Sorgius Oukhiomsky. aged 35.
the latter being a widely known sculp.
tor Both were accused oC spying or
Of sending information out N Russia.
six on the list were described as
American spies or couricrs. one OF
them being Professor Vladimir Tarant.
sicv. ~. the alleged head of the on
tire prirogrid organization. Count
Serrius Schulcnburg. q. was executed
on charge Of having aided an
american courier"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
HENRYFORD
TO PURCHASE M. &
N. A. RAILROAD.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. s--Hrnry Ford
has been invited 10 purchase the de.
funct Missouri and North Arkansas
railroad when the railroad is sold
at public auction next month accord
ing TO announcement here today Of
Joseph X Pile. representing the Jop-
lin, Missouri. chamber OF commerce.
who, with other representatives o.
the territory are IN Detroit confer
ring with the Ford interests.
MIR. Ford was invited s appear at
the sale TO bee held under jurisdiction
of the federal court at Joplin and
to compete with other bidders to'
the railroad property. Mr. Pile, head
Of the delegation said. The delegation
yesterday conferred at length with
L. G.. Lcibuld. personal secretary to
Mr. Ford. Mr.. Pile said today he
was we'll pleased with the interest
shown 10y Mr. Ford's Representatives.
The railroad, MIR. Pile pointed out, is
10 miles long and extends from
Joplin TO Helena, ARK II passed
through u heavily timbcred country.
Manrancsc deposits also are located
In the territory served Several Ark
ansas counties have no other rail
roads
Business interests In the territory
served arc anxious that Mr. Ford
become the owner OF the road said
Mr.. Pile The delegation expects to
leave s.mc time tomorrow. An
amount Of data has been lcft hero
Tor Mr.. Ford. who has been cut Of
the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
USE OF RADIANT
ENERGY OF SUN IS
SCIENCE NEXT STEP
REVOLUTION IN Gil EMlCAL l.
SCIENCE AFFECTING HUMAN
AFFAIRS IL PREDICTION or
ENGLISH CHEMIST.

New York. Sept. "a revolution
in chemical science which will have
n wide bearing on human affairs" d"
was prophcsied by Sir William j. Pope.
president of the Society Of Chemical
Industry OF Great Britain. IN an ad
dress here today. before the nterna.
tional meeting OF the British organi
2ation AID the American Chemical
Society,
1t is safe to prophecy that the
next great epoch OF organic chemical
progress lies In the very near future
and that It will lead US to laboratory
methods Of Initiating with consider
able fidelity the complex chemical
changes brought about IN living mat
ter by the utilization OF low potential
energy he said
when We POSSESS full working de.
tails concerning the plAnt.lcaf pro-
cess for converting carbon.dioNdc
and water into formaldchydc and
oxygen by utilizing the suns energy
when We can make indigo and quininc
by the Identical methods adopted by
the plants. chemical technology will
be- an entirely different proposition
from the one which 1t now repre-.
sents."
Further along In his address, which
was entitled Chemistry and Life -
he gaid.
ION all hands We are met by the
demand and indeed by the expectation
that science will lift the curse Of
Adam from humanity. II Is no part
OF my task today to discuss philo.
sophical questions which originated
In the Garden OF Eden. but it seems
plain that modern science is called
upon to find means FOR curtailinr the
expenditure OF such high potential
forms OF energy as human labor and
mineral
"'rhe solution Of this problem must
come from the proper utilization Of
the radiant energy which comes to
us from the sun: we require efficient
methods for transporting solar energy
from the tropics for use In our more
temperate climes. II is perfectly pos.
sible that the scientific study OF oil.
beating plants In tropical regions
may lead to such improvements In
yield and cost OF production that vege.
table oils will replace the ordinary
fuels. coal and petroleum now used
The world over
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE CALLED
TO MEET SEPT. 10
CHAIRMAN HARRIS ANNOUNCES
THAT PARTY MATTERS OF
GREAT IMPORTANCE ARE
TO COME BEFORE MEETING

Muskogce Okla. Sept 9.--The re.
publican state committee today was
called by Chairman James a. Harris
of Wagner to meet at the Law
renee Hotel in Oklahoma city at .
o'clock the afternoon of Sept. 19.
Announcement Is made in the call
that in addition to the chairman and
secretary y-treasurer resigning, the vice.
chairman, Mrs Otis K. Curetou, post.
mistress Of Aiuskogcc, will also resign.
The call further states that the com.
mittee will vote ON a proposal TO
double its membership by adding II
women delegates, bring the total
members to 144
Women county vice chairmen will
hold a caucus at 10 o'clock at the
HuckIns Hotel in Oklahoma City the
same day for the purpose of de-
Gliding upon Mrs. Cureton's successor
Party matters Of very great i'm
p,rtance are TO come before the meet
ing for discussion and settlement
says Chairman Harris call
First of all. We must keep faith
with the women. They are entitled
to $3.50 membership in our state
committee affairs and hope yol
will favor giving them this repre-
sentation. without further delay. Thi:
may conveniently be done by promot
ing to membership IN our state com
mittee the vice chairwoman from
each county, thereby making furthe
proof of our appreciation Of their in
terest and splendid work during th'
recent victorious campaign"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
Moran Scott Lost;
Colonel Leeper to
Lead Rescue Party

Several decades ago an enter
prising newspaper equipped an
expedition to search Tor the lost
DIR. Livingston in the heart OF
darkest Africa. Henry VI. Stanley.
one time school teacher about Fort
Gibson was entrusted with the task
and history reveals the fact that
he made good.
Now comes the time when word
is received that an ArdmOre citi.
zen is hopelessly lost in the wilds
Of the Little Saguenay several
hundred miles down the ST. Law
renee River, in Canada. and an
expedition has been fitted out
headed by Col. Graves Lceper TO
search for the missing man.
When last seen Mr. Scott was
observed to be in company with
two citizens and "Habtant" OF
the Canadian wilds known as J.
Gordon Jim, and Johny Walker,
they were in close consultation
vending \ther way toward the
'Brule" that ifldents the shore OF
the Saguenay and became lost
to sight in the wilderness.
Colonel I.eeper says he has had
more or less knowledge of the
two companions OF Scott and is
confident that he will be success
ful i'm his mission
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
METHODISTS HOPE
FOR AN AMICABLE
IRISH SETTLEMENT
RESOLUTIONS WISHING FOR Sue
CESS Is SENT TO LLOYD
GEORGE AND IRISH LEAD.
ER DE VALERA.

London. Sept 9.-The worlds con.
ference of Methodists at the outset
Of this mornings session adopted a
resolution declaring the conference
hoped that complete success would
crown the negotiations between the
British government and the Irish re-
publicans from solution Of the Irish
question. The resolution said:
This conference. representing al
most forty million adherents, is watch
ing with prayerfu and deeply soil
citous interest the present attempt
at a satisfactory and permanent ad-
justment of Irish affairs and fer
vently hopes that complete success
may crown the negotiations"
The delegates unanimously ordered
that copies Of the resolution be sent
to Premier Lloyd George and Eamonn
de Valera. the Irish republican lead
cr.
The question of a Methodist union
was the chief topic Of today's pro-
gram. S. ID. Chown Of Canada who
presided, spoke on Christian union
and other speakers talked Of the ad
vent of a Methodist reunion"
They We're Henry Smith. president
Of the United Methodist Church
Bishop T.. u. Mouson. Methods
Churrh South; Sir Robert Parks
James X. Joy, Henry j. Taylor oi
the primitive church, Bishop G. c
Clement Of the African Methods
Church of Zion.
All the speakers emphasized tn,
need of Methodist unity.
Sir Robert Parks said he believed {
union Of all the Methodist churches
was on the eve of accomplishment
Mr.. JOY made n plea for reunion %
American churches. which he sal,
was desirable, practicable ana inc
yitale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
SPENCER DAVENPORT WILL
IN MANAGER PHONOGRiPu SHOP

A. G. Lcitnaker OF Oklahoma City.
president Of the Edison Phouograph
shops was in the city yesterday TAX
ing over the business formerly man.
aged by the late =. W. Redstcd.
Spencer Davenport who mas been
connected with the local store for
somt time as salesman has been ap.
pointed manager and will have gen.
cral supervision OF all the outside
business. Miss Jaunita Whit who
has been In the office for some time
will have charge Of all office work
IN the future. Mr.. davenport and
Miss Whit are we'll known to the
photograph trade throughout this sec.
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
Pauls Valley Visited
UNEMPLOYED HOLD
DEMONSTRATION IN
EUROPEAN CITIES

London, Sept. g-Demonstrations by
the unemployed were held In many
places throughout England yesterday
and In several cities serious disorders
were narrowly ayerted. An ugly splr
It was In evidence at Bristol. where
crowd attacked the building .occu.
pied by the board OF guardians and
clashed with the police. In the en-
suing struggle banners were broken
and a red flag was captured by the
police. Finally, large body of con.
stables dispersed the crowd. but the
windows In hundred shops were
smashed by the manlfestants.
Exciting scenes also were witnessed
in Liverpool. After an encounter with
the police. un, mployed workers pre-
sented TO the council ten minute vi.
timatum threatening that at the ex-
piration OF that time. they would no,
be responsible for the consequences.
The lord mayor subsequently, appeared
and assured the leaders that q plan
would be formulated for finding work.
The most noticeable demonstrations
occurred In Wales. where 1000 pro.
pie marched across tho mountains frosn
Abertillery to Tredegar. a distance Of
IL miles. \ similar manifestation In
Sunderland eliminated In an attempt
to force the gates OF the workhvuse
Failing In this members Of the crowd
entered the guardian building and u
was necessary fsr the police V s)ees
them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
MANS LIFE DEPENDS
ON HIS REVOLVER In
YUCATAN, MEN SAY

Mexico CITY, sept. Disuulc,lng
reports Of "anarch,stc" conditions IN
the state OF Yucaton continue to ar.
rive here and further sangulnary
clashes between radicals and conserv.
atives are feared.
A second committee Of Nucatan
journalists has arrived here TO pre-.
sent memorial TO President Obryron
asking that guarantees bc given and
tina. federal forces be augmented i'm.
mcd.atcly IN order to prevent sltuu-
;.ou which is described as serious from
becoming more threatening
Members Of the committee We're quot.
ID IN The newspapers here as saying
that virtual state Of anarchy pre-.
walls ia Iuca;an and tina, the only
guarantee of protection is good TO
yclver and ou ability TO use It,
The editors OF three conservative
newspapers "a Merida. the state cap;.
tal. have been the object of many
attacks by tho socialists. 80 serious
have been the threats that the news.
paper officcs are under constant guard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
Hot SEWINES WILL WAGE
FIGHT AGAINST MILK MEN

Chicago. Sept e.-Unlcss milk dis.
tributors cut their price to ten cents
"a quart before the end OF the next
week. they will find several thousand
farmers and Chicago housewives join.
ed in fighting them. Russell !.
Poole. secretary uf the councils high
COS, committee announced today. two
thousand farmers In Henry county
will bring milk here. he said ans
thousands Of housewives will buy Il
from them at three quarts 10 :
quarter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-09
President Harding Says
American Delegation Will
Not Have More Than
Four Members
ONE DEMOCRAT MAY
SIT IN CONFERENCE
SENATOR UNDERWOOD PROMIN.
EMILY MENTIONED AS DEMO
CRATIC MEMBER; ROOT Liz
ELY TO BE NAMED.

Washington, Sept. 9.-President
Harding has made il known that
The American delegation to the
disarmament conference will not
have more than four members and
that one OF the four probably
would be democrat.
Replying to the appeal Of Repre-
resentative Jetfers, democrat, Ala
hama, that a former servic. man be
named as one of the American com
missiouers, the president. under date
of Sept. ?, wrote Mr.. Jeffers that ut
does not seem likely that it will be
practical to bring an ex-service man
of temporary experience into the con-
ference because Of the very limited
number in the delegation and the
further fact that the larger military
and naval information necessary to
justify prudent action will necessar-
ily come from actual service men who
devote all their time 10 naval and
military problems
The Presider, also tDld Mr. Jeffers
he was writing the letter "on the
assumption that the main delegation
Will be- a very small one. probably not
exceeding more than four in mem
hership. After commenting on the
selection of Secretary Hughes as head
of the delegation nd Senator Lodge
as one of It's members, Mr. Harding
said:
"Because the matter Is wholly pa
tr!otic and national in scope.
should be very dissatisfied IL / could
not have outstanding representation
OF the present minority in congress-
No mention. however, was made as
to who in addition to Secretary
Hughes and Senator Lodge probably
would be chosen as members Of the
q legation, but the belief prevailed
IN Washington today that Elihu Root
former secretary Of state would b,
given place. One report was thai
Alr Root actually was offered pac,
M this conference yesterday with sec
retary Hughes. but was without Of
ficial confirmation
Senator Underwood Alabama, dem
ocraic leader OF the senate has beer
prominently mentioned every time th'
question Of democratic representation
on the conference has arisen. Th'
Alabama senator has evidenced in sen
aje debate, considerable interest II
armament limitation
Names Of fly or six women to ac
in an advisory or consultvc capacity
IN the armament limitation confer
cncc were submitted to Presiden
Harding today by Mrs clifford PIN
chot, who said she asked the Presi
dent TO avail himself Of the services
OF women In the conference but di'
not insist upon appointment Of
woman on the principal delegation.