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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-10

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo
ration Court of the City of AlcXan
dria. on the 30 day of September
1921.
John ]. Costinett, complainant
Florence z. Costinett, defendant. ]
Chancery No. 1859.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce q vinculo matrl-
monii for the complainant from tn
defendant, on the ground Of desertion.
It appearing by an affidavit tlIrt y
this cause that the defendant Flor
encc E. Costinctt is a non-resldcn'
Of this State: 1t is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within te.
days after due publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
r. Morris Mampler, 2. g.
A Copy-Teste. -
NEWELL S. GREENAWAT,
236-4wp Ger
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FOR SALE FORD SEDAN. DEM0IrNT.
abb" rims. shock absorhgr&. s1codo.
meter and lack steering wheel IN OK
c"llcnt condition. Apply Duucau's
Garage 33g-2,
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237-.twp
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In The Clerks Office of the Corpo.
ration Court of the City of Alcxan-
dria, on the 1st day Of October, 1921
Annie Thomspon, complainant VS..
Alphonso Thompson, defendant. In
Chancery No. 1858.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant divorce vim
culo matrimonii from the defendant
on the grounds of wi!ful and volun-
tary dcsertion and abandonment for
more than three years prior TO the
filing of this suit, and for genera! re-
l:ef.
It appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Alphon-
so Thompson is a nonresident of this
State: It is Ordered, That said de-
PENDANT appear here within ten days
after due publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
Edmund Hill. Jr., P. Q.
A Copy-Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
237-4wp ClcrK'
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court of the City Of Alexan-
dria, on the 14th day Of June, 1921.
William E. s. Upton, complainant
vs.. Alma kneis Upton, defendant. In
Chancary No. 1888.
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For SALE VERY DESIRABLE PIECE
Of property OF TOO block North Wash.
inctuu street. rooms, modern inn
prnvcmontS. ut Il very reasonable
price Owner willing I" trade equity
g" smaller uroperty. y. r. Snyder. il.
and %. S26 King Street 23S-3c
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CEMENT AND CARpENTER-WOEE
! Of all kinds No job too LARGE or toe
small Let me give Won an estimate
on building Your new home. y. Her
furth. Jr., General Contractor. l'ho1'
a9i. 16l-tfc
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FOR SALE--LOT OF WOOD: LUMBER
and also cord wood. Call ShipHard
Robert Aruold 226-26y
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FOR SALE

For SALE or EXCHANGE. EQUITY
In nrwlE rcmoGcl"d home on Most
desirable pat OF North Washington
/ street. Rents for $1,000 per month
Answer HoX II. "3S-tf
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FOR SALE--CENrlNE REED BOAT
shaped body. Pullman baby carriage
in excellent condition. Will sell cheap
Apply 2o2 South st. .isaph stree:
223-tt
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FOR SALE
Real Estate

FOR SALE.-SENERAf. DESIRABLE
King Street Locations. Richard G
Ruffncr, SIS King Street. phone 1901
236-t:
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AEOLIAN

Leroy Smiths Orchestra
Saturday-Fox Trot, from
Snapshots Of 1921,
LOVE WILL FIND A WAY
Fox-trot (Intro. Gypsy Blues
and Shuttle Along)
GEO. IL. RAILING, Mgr.
SIS King Street
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE. T. WELLS DOES Al;
kinds of furniture repairing. cdninC'
work and upholSterinG. reasonable
4 postal card will bring him 10 your
home. Cos Queen street. City. 2il-2Sr
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Last chance for wood, $50
cord left at $1,000 q cord.
sawed in stove lengths. Also
Building Lumber. Robert
Arnold, Phone 600. 226-26t
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LOST AND FOUND

AND TAN EFAGLl
hound: cut in left year $40 R"wa".
for return Nm. T.. Ghovuln. Brad
dock. Va. Phone ISL 2;0i
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ON KING ST. or
Pitt 81. 10 Queen and Royal SIS. CuG
Button. initials W. L. A. reward i
returned 10 lnS Queen St 241-3f
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WANTED-Young man to
do clerical work. Chas,
King and Son Co., Inc.
237-6c.
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LOST - SUNDAY NIGHT LADIES
Wrist Watch, El@ln. Reward il re-
turned 10 Gazette Office. 2il-tf
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CHARLES H. ST. JOHN
CHARLES S. DOUGLAS
GARDNER L. BOOTHE
27-14c Receivers
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WANTED For day and
night shift, Is laborers.
Apply Herbert Bryant's
Son, Canal Basin.

EMPLOYED COUPLE WANT room
and board in private family. Reply
Box 10. Gazette Office 2io-hp
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE I
rooms and bath; hot water heat: All
modern improvements: reasonable.
c. b. Lanham, 107 S. Royal Street.
226-26c
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FOR RENT-FURNfSHED ROOM.
hot water, gas and bath Refined
gentlemen only. For Particulars
apply ut 1918 Prince st. 235-2Cp
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-SEVERAL ROOMS VERY
desirable: well furnished: all mod
crn convenicnceS. also small apart
mcnt. furnished: one Of the best To-
cations. Apply 220 y. Columbus
Street. Zfu-|
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HELP WANTED

W4iNTED--TEN YOUNG LADIES .NND
five young men. Apply at A. J.. |. Arm
DRY Tuesday between IL a. IN. and
y. IN. j w. Berry. 24l-1c
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VIRGINIA.

237-1p.
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LOVELS,. .APARTAIENT-1N ROSE
mont. will share with refined couple
~ for light housekeeping. No children.
~ Reply to Is. Y. r., Gazette Office
230-tf s.~--
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FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS FOR
3;light housekeeping, heat. water and
"a gas Box A. b., Gazette Office E3l-tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
WHEN THE LAW BIRDS LAY

Tho regular biennial period for
making laws. without repeating any
" those heretofore made. Is at hand.
Gathered beneath tho imaginary
dome Of the state capitol building,
at Oklahoma City. we find, today. q
vast concoursc OF "Ionorablcs" and
Senators" each one OF whom is bent
and determined to do his bit toward
adding 90 the yommlnous volumin-
BUSINESS OF the volumes OF the Re.
vised "S,atoois OF the state Of okla
homa.
There are quite number Of seno-
tors and several times that number
OF house members now iu oklahoma
City. and every mothers son OF them.
with one or Two daughters. are load
ell 20 tho mu5slc with new lunches
Of laws which they are anxious TO
got of their chests.
Some of those laws Will hc good.
some indifferent somo had and some
worse than the bottom.most depths
Of the lowest parts OF the lower re-
rions. Some OF these laws will have
emergency clauses tackled onto their
, coat tails, some Of them win suffer
s,illbrths and never leave the com.
mittcc rooms. Others will brual, into
tho llmclight with the name " the
governor appended. In approval. and
still others will be- permitted to sink
into namclcss graves through failure
upon the part Of the executive to
affix his official John Henry Harris,
otherwise his !. u. A. Robertson. Ia
the end of their caudlc appcndagcs
And there will be measures enacted
which will cover everything known
20 the land upon which the sun
shines. TO tho ocean. upon which
the ships float. and to the busters
brought in from tho bowels Of the
earth and the fishes transported. In
cold storage. from the depths Of tn,
/ seven seas.
! rsSf among the freat bfls which
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04

will be introduced, we are told. will
be measure TO require all par ties
who contemplate taking upon their
shoulders the yoke Of martial infell'
city, to advertise the fact for fully
six months preceding the time upon
which the proposed fatality is TO be
consummated. This bill will, accord
ing 10 the best advance information
thus far obtalnable provide that both
the prospective contracting parties
are to secure signed statements from
some famly's physician, to the effect
that each is Of contracting age, free
from windgals, spavins and heaves.
with incllna,ions toward large and
flourishing families, and dispositions
which may enable them to live hap
PLY ever thereafter.
II is barely possible that the grasp
ing railways and the greedy express
companies and the wrong number
please, and the delayed telegraph
deliveries, and the gas, heat and
power essentials may also come in
for legislative spankines, while the
churches and the schools and the
races, black and white and the deeds,
good, bad, tolerable bad and blamed
bad of different state officials may
be attacked after plans and specifica-
tions laid down by Campbell Russell
and his ill-dispositioned Cat.
And just as soon as the claw ham
ners of the speaker Of the house and
the president Of the. senate fall
commomorating the sine die adjourn
mcnt of the Eighth General Assembly
Of the Commonwealth of Oklahoma.
the lawyers and the justices of the
peace and the county courts and the
district courts and the state supreme
court and the court Of criminal ap-
pcals will get down TO brass tacks
and begin their regular work of tear
ing TO pieces. under the rights OF
the constitution Of the state, all the
work. good, bad and Indifferent, OF
the senators and the house members
also good. had and Indifferent.
In the meanwhile the price Of cot
ton continues TO hunt the low spots,
while the boil weevil serves notice
OF his return. with the coming Of
hot weather 10 the fields OF cotton,
In this land OF cinnamon seed and
sandy bottom.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
NEW YEAR RESOLUTION

Your New Year resolutions are such
easy things to make,
But I'm sure that you will find they
are much easier TO break;
You have list Of things you'll dc.
you have a list marked Don't
And though you vow you'll keep them
all. I'll wager that you won't.
You'll give up this or that thing
with a ready, CHEEKY smile.
But the smile will quickly fade away
in just little while;
You're cross, unstrung and touchY,
and you wish you had smoke,
And then you realize that resolutions
are no joke.
A week or two you stand it. but it
takes a lot of power
To keep your resolutions, and you're
weakening every hour.
oh for one smoke" yuu deeply SIGH,
mo one will ever know"
But yet, my friend. do not forget, your
face your guilt will show.
Another week of torture, then your
disposition sweet
Has left you; you are nervous. and
you cannot sleep or eat.
"Oh. hang the resolutions, I'm total
wreck right now
One thing Is sure, tell you; III not
make another vow"
FRANCES T. EDISON,
Chicago,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
Il KNOW II
WILL CURE
GRIPPE!"
Read What w. H. Howard
Says of Swamp
Chill Tonic

The best advertisement for this n.
nous old remedy is the thousands Of
folks Yho have used it. They kaow
there is nothing else so good for colds.
grippe, "aun, malaria, etc., ~
SWAMP Chill q Fever Tonic.
W. II. Howard, OF Ravanna, Ark.
writes Us: "Your SWAMP Chill Tonic
beats them all when II comes to getting
quick and permanent resultA ! have
tried |, on grippe and know IL will
effect q cure"
Don't wait until you catch . cold
10 10 your dealer today, buy bottle
or two Of SWAMP Chill Tonic, and
keep this reliable remedy right IN the
house, constantly.
SWAMP Chill Tonic contains no cal.
onel. II 10 tasteless, and pleasant 10
take. II acts quickly and surely. And
no purgative has TO be taken with it
the medicine itself acts gently and
agreeably upon the liver and bowels
6oc q bottle. p.,s
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families Of those who have come
here, and who will come here 10 live.
II is not meant by this that Ard
more property owners shall enter
upon an orgy of indiscriminate build
ing construction, throwing up house
after house, until vacant buildings
will be found all over the residence
sections of the city, with whole blocks
OF business houses standing tenant
less in an inflated business district
But we do mean, and urge, that more
building will mean lower rentals,
and lower rentals will automatically
lower the selling cost upon every line
Of goods bought by the consuming
public.
We are undergoing, as we all know
general reconstruction We are in
the midst of readjustment of condi-
tons in which We all must take part,
in which we must all do a part, Prices
must come down, not as the price oil
raw cotton fell, with crash, but
steadily, gradually and in such n way
that there will be no call for panic.
The business men are doing their
part, the skilled artisans are doing
their bit, and the property owners
must do their bit.
We all want TO see Ardmore a city
Of $4,000 inhabitants within the next
few years, but we must have lower
rentals and more houses, to make
this possible.
So, as it seems to us. the matter is
checked up to those men who have
the vacant properties and the idle
moneys, to show their confidence in
the town coupled with willingness
10 enlarge the business district. there
by lowering rents and aiding. nj the
same time, the merchants In hurry
ing as much as may be found consist
ent with good business sense. III
further lowering OF selling prices.
AS has been stated, we are in the
midst of a readjustment OF business
affairs, of financial conditions. We
are citizens of nation which is sound
and solid in every way. Prices are
coming down. let us hope gradually
and let US trust that every consumer
in the city OF Ardmore will do his and
h.r .or1 al ha hngin nc
men who are selling on n falling
market, through helping in the matter
OF cost reduction.
There are going TO be business fail
ures throughout the nation. this
year; there are going to be business
failures in the state Of Oklahoma
this year. but tho conservative busi-
ness man is not going to be found In
this class and we will not, we be-
lievc, have any business failures
10 record in the history Of this city
The trades unionists have done their
part. the average merchant Is doing
his part. Now II the man with
rental property and the man who
sells the necessities n life will do
their parts, We may note a moro de-
cidcd trend toward norna'cy Of prices,
without an accompanying danger Of
panic ana ruin.
In fact We may have II said at the
close Of this year, that the people
OF Ardmorc have passed through the
period OF reconstruction and come out
more prosperous. if such thing be
possible. than ever before.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
HOW'S THAT RESOLUTION:

How is that New Year Resolution.
by now? Is II still in good working
order. or has II already been packed
away in moth balls, there To remain
until the coming OF the first Of Jann'
AIRY. A. d. 1929?
Personally We know OF several per-
fcctly good New Year resolutions
which should be In good condition
neXt year. They were used but n
fow hours. and are, therefore. not
shop-worn. moth-catcn or crippled.
Also We have some very warm
personal friends who forgot all about
the resolutions they Intended 10 make.
and also forgot all about the Volstead
Act and the state pro law and fell
off the water cart so hard that they
havent got through falling yet.
In addition TO this We are acquaint-
cd with one or two gentlemen who
have been In the habit OF depicting
the English vocabulary OF most of It's
most expressive adJectiyos. several
times per hour. and who narrowly es-
caped making fiasco In the New
Year Resolution line through failure
20 swear off swearing.
In conclusion OF this sermon let us
express the sincere hope that if YOU
have not already packed your set
OF resolutions away for tho remainder
OF the year that YOU will keep thom
furbishcd un. long enough to add to
thcm a resolution to the effect that
you desire TO soc all your neighbors
better men and women aud good little
boys and good little girls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
\ NEEDED LAW

Retail merchants especially and all
business mon generally, Of the state
are tremendously interested IN pas
sage of law that will make It pos
sihlc to punish men who wilfully and
continuously issue bad checks. Under
the present law II man has an ac-
count in bank. though only "A few
cents, he cannot successfully be pun
ishcd for drawing checks against such
account but which are sure to romc
back marked insufficient funds. -
Merchants of the state are demand
ing u this legislature. not the passage
of drastic law which would work n
hardship upon those who have no In
teniicn Of committing fraud, but
they do want law that will pro-
vide punishment for the professional
had check artist Representatives
from this section of the state are
urged to takr an active interest IN
the passage Of such legislation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
Editorial
of the Day
4 SQUARE DEAL F0G oil
COUNTIES
tFroa. okmuleec rlmcD

~ TUtss pNlliNlEtN ssAI'fl
Tho oil ,loduclng counties oi Okla
homa can well afford TO give their
support to tne measure proposed by
Senator IIornor and Representative
Tylcc OF Okmulgec which provides q
moro equitable distribution OF the gross
production tax.
From Creek county comes word ihit
the measure will receive the suppu't
ot the chamber OF commerce Of ST.
pulpa and 1t Is presumed thsG Creek
cuunty's delegation In the legislature
will act favorably on Is. The Same
will probably be true ol the delegations
from Tulsa. Washington. Muskcsoe.
CartOr and Okfuskcr counties.
one Of the hest arguments in favor
OF the proposed measure haS be- N
advanced by j. II. n, Cobb. secretary
OF thc SIpulpa chamber of commerce.
THE present system Of apporlionins
the tax is evidently unfair" says Mr.
Cobb. "Thc oil+produeing counties have
UuUlfNoNN NNatNA Wv
not fall on the other counties.
"For example. many OF the mon aho
come into the fields 10 work, have nv
property and therefore pay no taxes
to help support the schools, yet :hcy
often have families .of,cn-,imes. 90,
they have sickness In the family and
as they possess no resources, the bun.
den falls upon the county.
"Tho county mus. spend a much
larger amount for road work than
COUNTIES In which ,hcrc Is less heavy
hauling. The heavy traffic OF the oi'
fields necessarily Is wearing on nc
roads. Therefore. ~ the counties pr,-
duclng The oil have much hotvici
expenses. they certainly are entit'cJ
to larger share IN tho tax money
they produce themselves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04

stephens, James C, Nance, Demo
crat, NARROW.
Tllman, II. r. King, Democrat,
Frederick.
Tulsa, Bailey r. Bell and Remington
Rogers, both Republicans of Tulsa.
Wagner, n. \. Parkinson, Demo-
crat, Wagner
Washington, A. +. Craver, Repub-
lican, Bartlcsvlllc.
Washita, W. II. Graves, Democrat,
Sentinel.
Woods, f. A. Herod. Republican,
Alva :
Woodward, Jerry Coover, Rcpub-&
lican, Woodward
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04

| tuh, AuS'Hi II. tsiCc, tNepuphcu4i
| Lchigh.
Comanche. Thornton Clark, Repub
/ lican, Lawton.
Cotton. Leroy Gilmore, Democrat
| Randlett.
Craig. p. z. Newman. Republican
| Wclch.
Greek, Eli L. Admire, Republican
Oiiton.
Custer, w. u. Crane, Republican,
Clinton.
Delaware, James p. Butler. Repub-
lican, Southwest city. No.
Dewey. otto Smith, Republican,
Oakwood
Ellis G. E. Dawson, Republican,
Arnett.
Garfield. j. y. Campbell, Of Wau-
komis, l.. G. Gossett Of Bison, both
Republicans.
Garvin, j. S. Garrison. Democrat,
Pauls Valley.
Grady, NJ. r. 1.outhan and a. L..
Davis, both Democrats OF Chickasha.
Grant, r. II. Beck, Republican, JEFF
ferson.
Greer. j. Horace Simpson, DEM
ocrat, Mangum.
Harmon, l.. A. Pearson. Democrat
Hollis.
Haskell, John II. Ogle. Republican,
IIoyt
Hughes, Ben +. Harrison. Democrat,
Calvin.
Jackson, Edwin Dabney, Democ-
crat, Altus.
jefferson. j. VI. Robertson, Demo-
crat, Ringing.
Johnston. Hugh C. Jones. Democrat,
Tishomingo.
Kay, T. A. Hebcrling, Republican,
Ponca City.
Kingfisher, W. z. Kimerer, Repub-
llcan, Dover.
Klowa, George i. Mitchell, Of Ho-
bart. $. d. Bailey Of Snyder. both
Republicans.
Latimer, ]. Arthur Smallwood, Re-
publican, Rcd Oak.
LeFlorc. j. II. White. Republican,
Howe: Sam A. Neeloy, Democrat
Spiro.
Lincoln, Il. Taylor, OF Stroud. NJ.
NJ. Watson of Chandler, both Repub'
licans.
Logan, f.. G.. Sharp and William
Dodd, both Republicans OF Guthrie.
Love, j. G. Graham. Democrat, Ma
rletta.
McClain. Murray r.. Gibbons, Demo-
crat, Purcell.
McCurtain, james Dyer. Jr., Demo
crat. Broken Bow.
:, Mcintosh, Charles Whitaker, Demo
crat. Eufaula.
) Major, Roy V. Harp, Republican
Fairvicw.
) Marshall, Marvin +. Shilling, Demo
crat, Madill.
Mayes. VIII A. Crockett. Republl'
can, Chotcau.
Murray. Jess l.. Pullen, Democrat
Davis.
Muskogeo. ]. i. Strayhorn Of Vain
wright, w. Perry Miller and ". r.
Disney of Muskogee. all Democrats
Noble, II. r. KEN. Republican. Bill
, lings.
Nowata, George p. schwabc. Re
. publican. Nowata.
Okfuskee. 4. w. Harman. Repuh
ucln, INucH'
Oklahoma, |. l.. Harris. Republican
: Britton: John r. Jenkins. John +
Martin. W. W. Robertson and Thomas
= l.. German. all Democrats, Of oklaho
ma City.
okmulgee. Clarence \. Tyler. Re
publican. Okmulgee.
= Usage, l.. A. wismeycr. Republican
Fairfax.
Ottawa. James Miller, Republican
Quapaw.
Pawnec, w. $. Caldwell Republl
can, Pawnoo.
, Payne, Charles c. Plat, Republi
can. saltwater.
pittsburg. Charles :. Brice, Demo
crat, Il. II. Matthews, Republican
both OF McAloster.
Pontotoc. ". o. Pratt. Dcmoera,
E, Eoft.
Pcttawatomie, c. 4. knight o
. Teeumsoh. ". s. Pcndle,on OF shaw
nee. both Democrats.
: Pushmataha, Victor NJ Locke Jr'
Republican, Antlers.
/. Roger Mills. Bessie s. MoColgin
Republican. Rankin.
3. Rogers. Harry Jennings. Republican
Claromorc.
Seminole. n. O. Jennings. Rcpubli
= can, Wcwoka.
sequoyah. Il. A. balance. Rcpub
/. lican, Cans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
TUESDAY, JANUARY I, lsel
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Grant me. Lord TO realize that
pass this way but once. May cach
moment be 20 filled with glory
and goodness that ! may never
long 10 return to it and work
at il again. Amen.--M. $. il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04

Even with prevailing prices of long
distance telephone conversation, we
found ourselves several dollars ahead
Of the game by betting on the tele-
phone in place of playing the rail-
way system between here and the
state capital. sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04

Since Jack Hyde has laid down on
us in the matter of promoting an IN
terurban line from Ardmore 10 the Oil
fields, we fear 1921 will pass without
seeing the transportation facilities or
this section OF the public increased
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
J. B. BOONE MAKES
GENEROUS OFFER
TO BOYS AND GIRLS

j. u. Boono who is an enthusiastic
yesterday that hc had forty head II
cows wlh calves at side that he would
furnish the boys and girls clubs OF
this county and take their personal
notes for the purchase price.
AIR Boone has been hrccl'ng S6Nrt-
horn cattle for "A number ol years and
cvcry animal shat he possesses Is
registered and of the famous Maxwell
ton breed His farm switch Is situated
southwest of the city ls the home u
ono OF the hes, herds in the stale,
and he Is willing to share with the
boys and girls Of Carter county VINO
desire to enter the beef breeding clubs.