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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-14
Alta TODAY

Anna Case, The world famous Amer
lean rrima donna, will be seen in her
first picture. ''The Hidden Truth at
the Alta Theatre today. The picture
W. supervised under the personal di-
rection Of Julius Steger and is distrib-
pted by Select Pictures Corporation.
in this picture of Western mining
CAMPS and Eastern society, Anna Case
is called upon to portray wide range
Of character. As Helen Merrill, the
heroine of the story, she is first intro
duced to us as a dancing girl in a
dance hall in a mining camp out West
She befriends Myrtle Cadby, another
dancing girl, whose husband mistreats
her.
Myrtle becomes i'll and on her death.
bed gives Helen a letter which she SAYS
is to an old friend Of nor fash .R
the East. She tells Helen to 90 there,
as she will be treated kindly. When
Myrtle dies Helen comes East.
She arrives at the home Of Charles
Taylor, the man to whom the letter is
addressed. Love soon enters there
lives and they become engaged. Taylor
discovers that Helen has been misrep-
resenting herself and tells her he no
longer loves her. She saves him from
being swindled in a mining deal and
he finds that, no matter who she is, he
loves her for herself alone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-14
PASTElE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
CIRCUS LIFE SHOWN
~ NEW f-FFNy PLAY


The glitter and glamour OF the yi..
Gus, which appeal to children of all
ges from six to sixty are one reason
fer the more than ordinary interest
displayed in the coming Of "Pinh
Tights" To- the Pastima Theatre today
pink Tights' is Il romance of the
tented world, the taubark ring and the
"bis top
It's heroine is little Maize Darnton.
known on the bill1oards as Mile Ca
hrielle St. simon, whose specially is
To ascend TO the clouds in a balloon
and then drop to the earth with a
parachute Maize is sick Of the life
She is lcading-th ceasaloss travel,
the dirt and the grimc-and she longs
TO remain i'm one of the small towns
through which they pass
When the circus reaches Pleasan-
ton a few narrow-mindod women Of
the church rise in their wrath against
the ailben-tiehted Mile Gabrielle as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-14
MOTION
NEWS
ARCADE TODAY
REAL STARS AID

BETTN COMPSON
The east that appears in support OF
Bettv Compson IA her first starring
PRODUCTION. prisoners Of Love which
comes TO the Arcade today is made up
OF real stars On their own r.ght.
Roy stewart was starred by TFl-
angle and has lust finished a long
term contract with Federal Produe-
lions Ile has been lending man for
Lillian cash, Katherine Mcdonald and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-14

for others the pathway to happiness
and the picture ends on a note Of sat
isfaction and calm after the three
thunderclaps Of emotion
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-14
LADIES

when Irregular or suppressed use
Triumph Pills, Safe ana dependable
i'm all proper cases. Not sold at Drug
Stores. DO not experiment with
for "Rclief" and particulars it's free,
Address; National Medical Institute.
others; save disappointment Write
NNwautoe Wis
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-14
Look for the
Trade Mark

If you want to put an end to
separator tSoGbleS-
If you want to know the
battery viii come through uritL.-
out punctured, warped, cracked
or carbonized insulation
If you're looking for that COM
Portable sense of security from
separator-replacement bills
You'll see that the next bat
terry you buy has the Willard
Thread Rubber Trade Mark,
that means Willard Threaded
Rubber Insulation between the
plates.
Come in. Well tell you just
why the Willard Threaded Rub
Der Ratteryis such a mnnev saver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

several possibilities as ambassador TO
Germany, and X ~ UNDERSTOOD lhHt
Representative ..i.nsun Il. Eought"n OF
New York is first II the president ;
mind in that connection.
Tho Proclamation
The text az tho presidents proclama-
;!"n follows:
BY :he President "f III" United states
Of America: \ rr""Iama;!"n
Whereas, by :. join: resolution "f
congress. approx March :. 1927, IL was
declared that certain acts Of congress.
joint resolutions and pr""iamLt!"nS
should he construed ~ II the war be-
tween the United States nf American
and the impcria! ii-rman government
had ended, hut certain acts OF congress
and prnc,amation9 issued in puraua nee
thereof were excepted from operation
or the said resolution.
'Whercas. by joint resolution 81
con gress. approved July .. l?2l. the
state OF war which was declared by
Joint resolution OF congress. approved
April .. 1917. 20 cNist between the
United Safes Of America and the impc-
ria. German government was declared
AT an end:
Whereas. 4 treaty between tho
United States and Germany WIS signed
at Berlin on Angus; -. 1921. 10 r"~t"r"
the friendly relations existing between
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The First Communicate.

Al IA" conclusion OF thu second meet
juy to-day 'nn first vtiit:l! 'ommUuiuu"
OF tho conference WIS ISSUED "u'iiniHa
the drrisIors q: Me two C"mnI!t''"s. II
follows:
''rh" committee IN program and pro-
cc,NIr" with ivSr"., :" the limitation ~
armament. Irlo'H;e% 10y tie conference"
in H. sosSj.u Z November l.. mot a.
II y ~ Muudry. "nl"r "a. Il: NE
I'au- Nm,r au h.ri!ail!g. tH'"" lr'AE
present o." c,'l"w.ul; DELEGATES. MeSsrs
liush,S ,rh1,:mrnD. EIlf"u!. EriHnd
S,hunlrr ana KHto. with th"lr r"Hpr2.
1--we secretaries.
81, was decided 20 recommend 10 ~"
c"u:rrra " 'h' aaruiu;n,rut "f II '""um!'-
=. ,,ln'."srd q: all n" TIruli "i"H'!ary
=. '".ht,,. &c ia" United Srar"". III" .;:i'-
ism Empire. France, lt"ly and JAPAN
:" evan n, AMI report "a he full CON
ference with respect :" Limitation t
rlmanlr'.. and with puWr: I" set w
such sub, "u'WittcCS. as /, msrh' from
lin. :" tim" deem Desirable Mr.
llr"hc~. A., chairman "c the committee
aud 80 -" conference, 'un'!Cr'""k 10 sun
mix rh!s Ir.r"-.G :" the ,ont"-"n"o,
Nj j. l:u,'"r WrIEh; was Nominated
ne secretary - the ,"mm.'ir" ON Ir"-
cram and procedure w!th rrsp-', -
N;u!'n;!.u uc armament
III vs. uric,l hat the dr,"rat"I
should t." r!lcr an 0Ip"r' uHl'N :" -""L".
II desired q. H." meeting 81 IA" ""n-
fr"'Err r"-p."ryn". r'u"''u!rS 'h' Ir'-
rr~rls rr II" g., ."gHtI'u 81 II" t'"''' It
S.:.'.~ v!ih rca.ar! {" !iiu.'H,."!4 80 arm
ulucu'.
Tho ror.:r!'t"c on program and PRO
ps,.l Al t's,~
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the tvs, nations prior TO the outoreak
n the war. which treaty = word LOT wore
as follows: CIere follows the treaty.)
And. whereas. The said treaty mas
been duly IN tifcd on both parts. ana tho
ratitlcaiions OF the two countries "ere
executed at Berlin on November H.
1921;
VOW, therefore. Be 1t known hat l.
Warren G.. Harding. president or tho
United States OF America hereoy plo
claim that the war between the Unlteo
states and Germany terminated on July
1921. and cause the said treaty 70 Do
made public. to the end that every artl-
clio and clause thereof may be observed
and fulnlled ny the United States ana
the citizens thereof.
In Witness whereof. have hereunto
ser nv hand and caused the seal OF the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
city OF washington. this fourteenth DAY
Of November. one thousand nine num-
dr.h and twenty-onc. and Of the lnde-
prndrnce Of the United States the one
hundred and forty-s!xth.
by the President.
WARREN G. HARDING.
"CIIARIIES +, HUGHES.
Secretary Of State"
The sun is s3OoOooO miles from the
earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
The Balkan States,

The Balkan states are Albania, Rul.
aria. Greece. Montenegro RumanIa.
serbia and Turkey. Albania has main
'a!nrd All mdrprndrnt government at
Tirnna since September -. 1914. BnrIs
III * king "f Bulgaria. Constantine OF
C'rcrc. Nirh"in> W Montenegro. Fer
,linanI Of Eumania and Mnhammcd
VI is sultan Of Turkey. In Deem
/ or. 1918. Serbia was proclaimed II
part "f jug" Slav;a. Low wmitary state
If tie Serbs. Greats and SluvrnrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

rur, In rr:r, at $50 o'rlrrk Ia: mats.
he Xrrrtc,i source G. c>rusr truin
duty on The Jury selected L. r"y Mr..
.u'Er!.n WIS the courts ruling that any
prn~r.r,iy, Juror w., had s..ur.I tnr
,rrt!.inu- 10Y The rr... nc the ii Nr:u-
hcrs %: CIV ruunrl would hr e>cus''!
from duty n the jury. Nor" tH,n "'U
ur the jirv:~ G!$uua.'licd yesterday Ill
So hrcaUS" they haI ned IN" REGAL.
petitions. The nrNt ,yrr'r number "i
excuses wer, cnr uNrI opinions Witch
the tale~men SAIL thy could Mt lay
aside bcfor.' going in" 81" Jury box.
Many Reasons Given
When rrUr; rr'">>r! 1T go o'',"rk
Monday. II" following - men mad Giah'
He'd aS Jurors:
Frci W. l;Hr"T"". J"hn l.. t. nir'h'
John r. Rude. l.. l. f"IHE'" N'"''"'
\. lIankey. Albert F"N. pi" I"AhS"h'
George Evans, Peter Il. carney sam -
Foster. George Harris, and l"nT EF"'
Jr. Mr.. Erh was he "n.y '3I"NH''h
qualified at n" AFTERNOON session.
Tic thirry-s"v"n jurors vi" w"I" "N-
"u>ed for various reason are r, -
Wassman. George r Miller lay can
non. Frank frttc. !'"N. w. II. h'i.'
T.. Rifle. Henry kron"nw"t"' Wan. i,'''-
knr;tc. Guy K. S!mTS"n. I"hn II. lII,"'-
Held. GsorG" Miner. i. N"S''N' N'F
tin Clark. q. w. II M"'n@Art II. L.
N"N'"rS, n. Harry ',S'! /. i. hF.tI
William j. Wagner Ia /. Joyce. f"":r"
W. Fox. K. J. llu"h"l. w. y. N'.N"n.
T.. W. Me,l"tt. John I"'nE. Nni""W
Alderman. G W. Riley. Fr"A Elk,
Oscar Sea-. Henry Gruhh. Albert {.
Wheeler. David West. ". T.. Mayors.
Daniel O'NrN. -. ". Knarr. g. II. Roth,
W. w. YARD, ard Peter Auth.
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STOOD FOR PUBLICITY
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body Of Delegates TO deal with sUhicrts
before the conccrcv". igS'"rd of lear-
Ing the decision 10 n" "hir i've" or tN'
big nine" creation ~ Suh-cOrn:ui''"'T
are provided for in n" plan. h"wrN"r.
Expre5s Views or U. S. Plan.
The decision 10 create ~" armament
"rommtttce OF the whole" was r"p"rt",
nj meeting OF the heads 1t the dole
cations Of the Ave powers. and vas
adopted for the handling Of Far E'e'.
ern questions also 1t = 'at"r meeting
Of the heads OF all nine Of the d"!rCa-
lions seated in the conference.
II I. also agreed 'ha; ~ ton,""g"w'S
"ren session an opportunity w"uH y"
given for any nation to cypress its
views on tho American Plan FOR !im!'a'
ton Of naval armament
Details OF what tranSpirca ~ ,"rlay's
meetings were kent In closest c"H"i'nC"
hut II was indicated Vat Secretary
Hughes for the American d"'"E..t. or.
had PROPOSED oven sessions III r"iH"ir'"
with frequent executive s"SSi"'.s Who's"
results should hn made rihl.r. some
OF the other governments wau'cl ALSO.
, lutte secrecy aud IL" Com;"lt'"" plan
WAS decided on by way oc Il co:n;'ro.
misc.
Brands Suggestion Approved.
American government cam" before ~"
delegations heads Incidentally In th"!"
discussion Of procedure and n tho s"%-
gest!on Of Premier BRAND q: France. Il
was decided that each interes'"l nation
should first inform tho armament COM
: m!ttee how much &c IN" American plan
II could accept ard what parts II con-
sldered necessary 20 amend SuGr"r'"3
substitut!ons FOR Unacceptable portions
would DO submitted as the negotiations
, proceed.
| IN making these decisions the heads
! Of delega lions of ;he Ave Mig powers
/ acted as a Committee on program ana
procedure with reSrc"t TO tho Nmin!t2-
! ton Of armaments." and the heads OF
! all nine OF the delegations acted M n
committee on program and procedure
with respect 70 Pacific and Far ES9'"rn
questions" designations conferred ~ the
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With GERMANY
Continued From Page ons)

time laws are sections OF the espionage
net. tho Liberty bond act and trhd'nH
with the enemy act Portions al the
last named statute are preserved now
ever. through the treaty.
nI-y"sition Of the cases OF Eugene V
prhS and othcrs. convicted OF N:"!au"'
If war laws. likewise NIL! await TIM
third and final step Attorney '''A"r"'
naughcrtv has prepared an opinion i"r
tho president. suggesting m"lh"u -!
dIsp0sing Of the Dchg cas-" ana. II ~
understood. proposing d"tinit" t'"a 'n'"n'
of the cases Of other convicted or SINH
lar O!renscs Ills opinion. however, mas
not yet been presented I" the pr"s't'h. l.
md Mr.. DauGhcrty has Indicated 'na'
there may he last minute changes "e
fore It's Submission.
Diplomatic Relations.
1'hn proclamation issued today has n"
hearing on the resumption Of diplomatic
r,,,,jnrs h.twrrn the United states
and Germany. state department "h'c'a'S
asserting that tn" rxrnuuEr 81 ratihcn-
tons IN itself restored Su"h d.pi"mallr
r.Ipti.us Just when Germany WE
r,..uu!r hcr old dipl"mati" sIn'uS IN
Washington IS not known /" officials
here. hut II IL "rp"rtcd that lhFoil
rdmun; ThrrmanN. former counselor or
thu G-rran !"gaij"n ~ l!udap"St. WI!
arrive IN washington shortly !" arrange
for a technical Installation "i Il German
embassy.
May Be Houghton.
rr"ss disratchcs from Germany nav"
,ri:rar"i ihat m" l.h"r; g"vernm"n'
Was har!ng difficulty in finding n suit
7Nc apr"inr"c to IN" washington an
In View uf :hr expense
through difference in exchange rni"S. II
has boon sarG"Strd that G"rmahF
might for a time hc content with q
chnrvr d'aCn!rr.,. hut such suggestion
has got h"ru officially communicated u
rh. American stat" department.
I'rrAi lent Harding rrr some tim" has
had uI.d"r CONSIDERATION IL" names ~
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JURY TO TRY O'BRIEN
(continusd Prom Page ons)

solicitor Iud4e Robinson asked the
preScr.'.I questions. and Attorney ]. Is,
harc!lar &C. counsel FOR Mr.. - Br!en IN
most tn-'au,c& made Very complete
examination OF the taIesmen. Prose
eating Attorney cart G. Bach mann Gues-
toned prospective Jurors In f." mum
Der OF Instances. No taleSman wn"
voted y. l're'iact 90 the Second ward
Tho Chemi, al engine house, nor NJ
talesGran who s.gued a petition for the
recall OF the eleven members OF city
council was permitted 10 qualify as a
Juror.
Ta'esmen who qualified for the
O'I3rlen fury. but who were scra: he'd in
the final selection OF tho jury. are Fred
" Bursener. George Evans. Peter car
nev. Sam b. Foster. Peter F;rb. Jr.. r. f.
Bvrurn. Nururt F.. Carl and c. F. Biery.
When ,:c ,G-T-~~turns 10 court this
morning. c:'S'. NJ statements OF c0unse!
-or the s,a',. and defense Will be made
and the stl'e IS expected TO plunge into
tho presentation OF It's evidence
So Ear. Prosecuting Attorney Carl g.
BaChTann has commented but iitt!s
upon tho nature OF tho evidence rs Will
pressn, asa!nsc Mr.. O'Bri"n. The for
rner city solicitor - charged with nav
Ing counsell.d. advise" and AIDED se.ey
Jones, a negro poll clerk At the Chem
ia! engine house ptCr:act 70 cause =
ralss return 20 30 made OF tho vote cast
May % IN that precinct for Charles +
Gil,tgan. who was candidate Tor coun-
CT in N" Second warh Mr.. Bachmann
las. .Chc IA indicate that the state
expects q sHrw tina: Mr.. O'Br:en IN
ducHi ,'arru~s custer. negro chel-
lenr"r n 'e" s.r"cia"c. :" leave the poll
ing r!a," aCt"- tho rol,s closed >or a
FN , 70 l.
TN % bats 70 he made. md that the
stare *, 1ralrirn voters who will tes-
~ tha, ,h".- voted n that precinct tor
G.i-g,r Wh"'N"r S.,hG jonas himself
Will take -" witness staai aga!H>: tho
defendant. -" states attorney d!f not
Indicate
Only known rneirent
Mr.. O'Br!"n SAL las: n.G&, 'HG' 50 rar
as ha knows the only !Hr.d"'.; up"n
which the state can nrrusA aim Is tho
incident 81 the challenger ''us:c-'s hav-
Ing LETT The precinct with 20 tel he
proseru.!ng attorney If nm attempt nt
a man who was not 'rga, voter TO vote
MN a certificate issued b. Rob Clark
and that Custer. a. n" l"ry outside
rould not have been ava from tbs
voting r,ace more than h',F h""r.
The s,a,s Il being represented IN tbs
O.Itrfe, tria, by Prosecuting cert {;
Roc1narn and Assistant nr"Sr"u;"r'
Austin V W-nn1 and C!n:"1 r Camp
bel The array % I"%Hi ta!"n' defend
ing Nr O-Rrio7 Includes ATTORNEYS J p
Handlon. 7 V E.tz. Fr"nH y. pRr!"a
Ie,. rrlrrlan and = Alan Garden
w,,h ,ha rcsr,r.,t:"n ." II" '~:ll y
IN o'r,rrk last uigy' aft"r THO four
hor- recess 20 N"rui; n n"w n: q
,urrs 70 be called :" court. I<rui
AIirrn v.oa 40 first ~""j""'H"N "l'la'
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mr., meeting of III" tu'i r"uf"rcn'" on
St:urla.. 81. hcih - t'c-r ''"Him'ii""S.
! l&l;l.r WRIGHT, an "f",i.l ~ tn" stat"
.!r'.titurn; vas chosen secretary. ana
vii, aN>is, Chairman ilug""s IN IrcTAr-
INK Il report tor lo-WuCiUw'" conference
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- secretary To- the committee on pro-
gram and procedure" with respect 10 Ia
,!l,. a:Id Ear Eastern qUeStIons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

Michael Nalrnin, president Of the
Russian Snv,": republic. delivering nm
address 20 peasants md soldiers dur
rg ON" III his many tours OF the
provinces. Kalcnin was farmer and
tool maker before the revolution. He
has long been associated with the
radical movement in Russia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
How they act

The softcniug effects OF olive oil are re-
spunS,hlc for the lovely gloss and softness.
II produces the mIldcst, most penetrating OF
fathers. which is given body and richness by
the blending with palm oil.
This lather is far more than surface
cleanser. II enters every root and hair cell
and purgcS them from dirt, oil and dandruh.
Yet this hair. which is 50 thoroughly
clcan-cd isn't dry, harsh or hrttic. he
soothing action OF palm and olive oil keeps
It soft and glossy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

This Is Miss Clara W. Navier ~
Bihadh Kosha, daughter OF the ST.
amese minister at Rome lie Is one
Of the very enlightened Siamese men
who believe in n western education
for women. He has family OF ten
children, all girls. and Ia sending his
daughters to England to be educated
IN the PROFESSIONS One OF the min
tsters daughters Is nurse, another
hoctor. and this daughter, Clara. Is
the only Siamese woman who has TAX
In a course In a maternity hospital.
She has received the diploma c. N. Is,
from the City OF London Maternity
hospital, and the South London hos
pital for women and chlldren
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Watch the Change
when you shampoo our" way

You who accepted the free trial bottle of
Palmulivc Shampoo know what these changes
are. You have seen tho silk texture which
pamolivc gives your hair and admired the
becoming satiny gloss.
It clcansed your scalp OF every trace OF
cogginR dirt and dandrutf, leaving the deli
cate organism OF each hair to do It's natural
work.
These results arc due TO the action OF palm
ard olive oils in combination. These costly
Oriental oils famous inr centuries a> soften
ing. relaxing. hcautiiviHg cl-anscrS, are the
basis OF Palmoive Shampoo.
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You must fight ddndruf

Even the hcalthicst scalps sccrcte mod
crate amount Of dandruif. which doctors
call srborrhca and charge with most hair
troubles
7, is harmless enough H. when YOU sham
poo. !, is thoroughly washed Aw. :.
But ordinary Shampooing doesn't affect
the dry. oily scales which withstand most
cleansing They accumulate until the hair
cells are cloggcd.
This clogging prevents proper nutrition
and Your hair begins to come out. This IS
the danger signal
The soitening. penetrating lathcr produced
hv the blending Of palm and olive oils pene-
,ratr, the formation OF scales. looSening and
dislodging them from hair roots aud scalp.
You need never icar dandruff If you sham
poo with Palmolivc.
II YOU didn't get the free lS-ccnt trial bot
tie OF Palmolive Shampoo, fill out and mail
this coupon to the Palmolive Company. We
will gladly mail it, that you may learn the
results which follow even the first Palnlollve
shampoo.
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The sun IS 100000 miles from I'll.
Garth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-02
ARDMORE INVITES
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
TO LIVESTOCK SHOW
HERE MARCH 9 TO Il

The first annual Livestock Show will
be held in this city beginning We'd
uesday morning, March 8, From pres
ent forecasts it promises to be the
beginning of what will be the greatest
incentive to better stock raising ever
attempted in this section of the state.
The organizers Of the Southern Ok
lahoma Livestock association do not
hope for perfection in their initial
performance, but they do hope TO
establish an institution in Ardmore
and southern Oklahoma that will be
of lasting benefit to the farmer and
stockman as well as to every business
interest.
There never has been time when
interest in better stock was as keen
as it is at present, and nearly every
week new members are added to those
who already own some pure bred
stock.
The difference in the cost of D pure
bred animal and a grade or scrub
Is more than unbalanced by the salts
faction one gains from the knowledge
Of ownership of q fine head of stock
to say nothing Of the difference in
the price when the animal is placed on
the market. There has been a won
derful transformation in the stock
business in this section in the past
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-02
CIVIC LEAGUE
RECEIVES PIPE
LINE FROM CITY

The 6-inch pipe, which was purchas-
Ell by the city some time ago when
the line was being laid from Hickory
came surplus material after the COM
pletion OF the line, has been donated
by the mayor and board Of city COM
missioners 10 the Civic League, TO
be used for building cuyerts.
All the commissioners with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Shores, were in favor
Of giving the pipe to the league.
Commissioner Shores stated that he
would be able TO sell the pipe for more
than it had originally cost and for
that reason opposed giving it away.
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six years. due largely to the free
county fair, and now the influence OF
the Southern Oklahoma Livestock as
sociation will be added to the former
to promote still further interest in the
industry.
People of southern Oklahoma are
invited 10 come TO Ardmore and at
tend this show. They are also urged to
bring along some stock ana compete
for the various prizes offered, every
thing will be done by the management
to make their visit pleasant and prof
table and they too may become i'm
bued with the spirit that is gradually
supplanting the scrub with pure bred
animals throughout this section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-02

1882 0O3 cotton spindles, leads all
other counties in the total number.
Rough Peruvian cotton is used to
some extent for mixing with wool in
the making Of wool textiles, especially
imitation woolens.
Chinese and Indian cotton is used to
very limited extent for mixing with
American upland cotton in the manu-
facture OF the cheapest grades of
goods.
Nearly all of the cotton consumed
in the United States is domestic upland
cotton.
The term "upland" is applied TO all
cotton produced in this country, ex-
oept sea-island cotton, and includes
the long staple upland varieties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-02
BOSTON IMPORTER WANTS
JAPANESE BUTTERFLIES

Toxic, March 1.-The Yokohama
Chamber Of Commerce has received
a request from Boston importer to
nc put 10 ouch with sGme exporter
Of japanese butterflies 80 that he
may secure not only the complete
butterfly, dried and in perfect con-
dition," for collectors and entomologists
but u few shipments of the gold from
butterflies wings to be used as gold
dust and for gold paint.
japan before the war did consider
able export business with Sweden in
butterflies, while one variety Of the
gaudy insects common in Formosa
has particularly large quantity Of
gold dust as a part of its wing EN-
bellishment.
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