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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
SIX DEAD IN TRAIN
WRECK NEAR SEATTLE

PORTLAND. Oregon, Dee. six
persons were Killed In head.on col.
nsion early to-day between the east
bound portland.Spokane limited and
west bound oregon Washington limit.
cd trains OF the Oregon. Washington
Railway Navigation Company two
miles east of Seattle.
Twenty-Five persons were injured.
Among the dead was A H. Mcbride.
a marine who was guarding the mail
one one of the trains. Others who
three Oregon passengers.
The injured were rushed to hospi.
tails and special train was met by
doctors and nurses In Portland early
this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
STATE RESTS IN
THE SUFFER- CASE
Defendant on the Stand This
Afternoon; Expect Verdict
in the Morning.

BARTLESVTLDE, Dee 1.-'The
state rests" with these words spoken
three minutes after the district court
opened at o'clock this morning,
Clark Ferrell counts attorney an
nounced the conclusion Of the presen-
tation Of evidence by the state in
the prosecution Of Lionel Sutter on
the charge Of assault with intent 10
kill alleged TO have been made against
his discarded sweetheart, Ladcna Cole,
a pretty lG year old high school girl
In handling the defense. lawyers
will put Sutter on the stand this
afternoon and it Is believed that the
case will so to the jury this after
noon ana that a verdict will bd delv-
cred sealed tonight to be opened and
read when court conyeues tomorrow
morning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
TULSA FRIENDS BELIEVE
.SANKEY MURDERED

TULSA. Okla, Dee. New de-
yelopmcnts in the death OF Jack SAN
key. prominent oil operator OF ok
lnhoma and Texas today indicated
that Snukey may have been u vic
tim of a murder, according TO the
hclicf of friends In Tulsa Although
without complete details surround
Ing the tragic death " the former
Tulsan. oil men here who have been
associated with him in oh deals re-
fuse to accept The theory If suicide.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
BIG LEAGUES ARE
INVITED TO CITY
Barron of the Chamber of
Commerce Asks Managers
to Train Teams Here.

Big league baseball clubs have been
invited TO train in Ardmore this win
ter by a letter from James Barron
of the Chamber Of Commerce today.
Invitations were sent direct to the
manaeers and cub owners
1t - pointed out that Ardmore has
a park widh sufficient capacity to per.
nit workout of the two dozen mon
that the managers will bring. Hotel
accommodations are dwelled upon. The
climatic condition. water and other
conditions bearing on the health Of
the playe-s are considered and noted.
The Chamber Of Commerce is will
ing to meet any request the club own
ers might make Of the city. should
the team ccme here Mr.. Barron said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
No Action Will Be Taken
Until First of Year, Presi-
dent Jewell Said When
Order Made Effective.
FOUR CLAUSES SENT
BACK TO THE ROADS
A Saving of Fifty Millions
Yearly is Doubted BY
Shop Craft Head.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1,-Action on the
accepnbility of the 172 revised shop
rules promulgated by the United States
rnlirc ID labor board will not be taken
until after the first of the year, ac-
cording to announcement today by
h. j. Jewell, president of the railway
employees, American Federation OF
Labor, with which the six railroad
shop crafts are affiliated.
New rules numbering 4S, which
went into effect today, completed q
now code of working agreements to
replace the national agreement oil
federal control. Four of the 1856 rules
of the national agreement were re-
ferred back to the roads and their EN-
ployes for further negotiation, while
ten were eliminated altogether.
Because Of the shop crafts pend
ing request for a wage increase oi
13 cents an hour over present rates
q matter which will come up in reg
ional conferences with the roads, Dec
20, ii would not be possible to consider
the new rules until next month, Mr.
Jewell said. He declined TO make any
comment on the rules announced las
night because. ne said he had hat
no opportunity to study them.
"The language of these rules may
seem drastic in some cases, while they
may actually work out satisfactorily.
Mr.. Jewell said. Certainly, if the 2
rues issued previously are a sample
it won't take long to do them" TIT
rules previously announced received
most drastic changes in overtime pal
and were the cause OF long dis
senting opinion.
Mr.. Jewell said he doubted that
sq.0O00O0 yearly saving would be ef
ted by the new rules.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
PUBLIC UTILILIES ARE
ORDERED TO BE SOLD

FORT SMITH. Ark, Dec LA
new order was handed down in the
United States District court today
providing FOR tho sale OF the prop.
critics of the Commonwealth Public
Service corporation by Special Master
w l.. Curtis of this city
The order provides for the date OF
sale between January 10 and lG. at Van
Buron The original order provided
Tor the sale Ia take place here Nov rs,
The properties consist Of gas. elec.
tric and ice plants NJ DcQuccn. Ark.
Mena. Kihlcr, Alma. ozark. Altus. Coai
I'm and Dcnning. Ark. Snllisaw
Wan Checotah, Wagner. and Pryor
Oklnhnmn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
Boast Brings Many
JObleSS to ArdmOre

Last week Ardmore boasted Of de-
crease OF unemployment. This week
the city is filled with unemployed If
Of Commerce employment bureau are
TO be relied upon. There seems TO be
a steady stream Of applicants, in per
son and by phone.
Many Of the jobless coming here
now are transients who have read
the Associated Press dispatch OF
last week stating that unemployment
was on the wane. Nevertheless, there
are just so many jobs and there are
more unemployed than jobs Jim Bar
ron says.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
TWO ROADS DECLARE
HALF YEAR DIVIDEND

CHICAGO. Dec. i.--T,ireotors of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy RAN.
road Company today declared a semi
annual dividend OF five per cent and a
special stock dividend of ~ per cent.
payable Dec. 81 to stockholders of
record Dec. II. The directors also
announced Inauguration Of pension
plan January 4.
Directors of tho Colorado and South
crn. n subsidiary company. declared n
two pcr cent dividend on the first pre-
fcrred. completing payment Of the
regular four per cent annually. a
dividend II four per cent ~ the
second preferred. and n dividend. of
2 per cent Of the common stock. all 10
be paid ont of surplus earnings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
Silk Hated Bandits
Appear in New York

NEW YORK, Dec l,--Silk hat
ted bandits made their appearance
last night in New York's society Of
crime. Four of them walked into
a Suffolk street cafe. held up
Max Schnur at the point of re-
volvers and robbed him Of $4,000.
Then, covering the other patrons
of the place with their guns and
threatening TO shoot any who fol-
lowed. they backed out of the
door. Before an alarm could be
given. the bandits climbed into
an automobile and made their es-
cape. Schnur received the money
which was taken from him few
days ago in payment for o cafe
that he had sold.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
FRANCE WOULD
MAKE GERMANY
BANKRUPT

LONDON, Dec. IA re-
ceivership for Germany as
q bankrupt with an autono-
nous Rhineland to be ex-
plotted by the allies for
reparation purposes, is like
ly to be proposed by France
as an alternative for any
moratorium on reparations
that may be suggested by
Great Britain, il was said
in official circles here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
CITIZENS PROTEST
FREE USE OF GUN
Bristow People Agitated By
Shooting of Man BY Two
Deputy Sheriffs.

BRISTOW. Okla, Dec IA gath
cring. estimated at more than 200
persons composed OF the most prom
incnt business men Of Bristow and the
leading farmers Of this vicinity, staged
an indignation meeting here last night
protesting the too free use Of six
shooters by officers Of the law
SAPULPA. Okla. Dec. Warrants
charging W. G. Wright and Guy Hen
shaw, deputy sherffs with assault
with intent TO Kill, growing out Of
the shooting Of Guy Williams at
Bristow. were issued here today. Both
deputies made bond for their appear
ance IN a justice court tomorrow.
sheriff b. c. Livingston said to-
day he had made n thorough investi-
cation Of the shooting and that the
evidence in the case showed that the
deputies were justified in their actions.
They will not be suspended. the sheriff
said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
TWO WHIPPED Ar TULSA
Crowd OF Men Took Victims NJ,
Miles from Iown-Walked Back

TULSA. Okm Dec. i-william
Cnnficld, veteran Tulsa taxlcab dt;v
er and Charley Dunlap were tnlScr
six miles north Of the city about
o'clock this morning by an organ.
lied committees Of 30 or 40 mon
horse whipped until they coulS
hardly stand alone and LETT TO vrope
their way To- Tulsa In the katherine
dawn. according to a report given y
local newspaper man today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
Exnert wrnppers at pnsiofficn

MUsKoGEE. Dec. l.--Postmasters
for the first time in the history Of the
postal service are given permission Ia
allow expert wrappers to wrap Christ.
mas parcels inside the postoffice lobby
for postal patrons by an order re.
ceivcd here today from Postmaster
General VIII " Hays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
Tremendous Ovation
Given General Diaz
At Houston, Texas

r TON, Texas. Dec. ten
nando Diaz, hero of the
20 amid trcmedous ovation,
was presented with "A statue of
the American 'oughboy, the work
of local artist here today. He
was told that Houston Italians
have plans on foot to present the
city Of Rome with life size
statue 0 the same type.
Rome will be proud to receive
such a statue the general de-
clared He left at 9:33' for New
Orleans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
Packing House Workers
Expected to Call Strike

CHICAGO. Dec. la strike call,
authorizing union packing house work.
ers all over the country to quit work
was expected 10 be issued from the
meetings OF the executives OF the
committee Of the amalgamated meat
cutters and butcher workmen OF North
America.
Cornelius J. Hays. president of tde
concern. returned today from "A tour
Of central west packing centcrs and
declared the men Seemed 20 want to
strike"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
GERMANY PROBES pR0rrTEERs
Cabinet Draws Drastic Rules 10 Gov
crn Acts ~ unscruhulous.

nERLlN. Dec THE cabinet has
approved drastic rules, including Inn
prisonment or fine to prohibit prof.
lccrlng usWy ana the honrding of
fuodstufls. OF which many cites are
complaining A committee composed
of consumers and producers will hc
appointed to examine into prices de-.
tcrminc upon fair returns aud report
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
WARNING ISSUED
OF COAST STORM

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. South.
cast storm warning on the Texas coast
frcm Port Arthur TO vclasco were is
sued today by the New Orleans wcath.
or bureau Small craft were warned
Of winds from velasco to Brownsville.
A disturbances over the Texas pan.
handle. will cause fresh to strong
southerly winds tonight and tomorrow.
the bureau adds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01

SACRAMENTO. calf, Dec IL
Cold bullion TO the amount Of sec. .ooe
was obtained by bandits with sawee
cff shotguns who held up the Ar
gonau mine at Jackson. Amador coun'
ty last night, according to the sacra.
monto police department today,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
PAYNE MAKES MAP OF CITY
Location iof Water. Sewer Mains and
Fire Plugs are Shown.

A. B. Payne. city engineer, is pre-
pairing map of the city showing the
water and sewer mains and all fire
plugs. This is the first complete map
OF the city In the past dozen years,
city officials say. and 1t will serve a
gong.felt purpose for all those having
affiliated work to do.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Dec. IL
An schools were ordered closed herr
today on account Of appearances On
about score Of small pov cases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
MORE THAN
: 8 @ @

Copies Daily Ardmoreite
distributed in Ardmore
y alone today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-01
THE WEATHER

OKLAHOMA; Tonight and Thursday
generally fair. warmer in sxtrems
northwest portion tonight.
The evening world., 1921-03-31

from this broken heart and il may
be broken at any age, Usually, how
ever the individual VINO suffers in
TINS fashion has a heart which pre-
viously has been in some way weak
ened. 1 have never known an intense
joy or pain TO have a fatal effect on
a perfectly healthy heart"
Dr. GOOdall says that fainting, with
the subsequent rest Of the heart, il
one Of the ways Of protecting il from
ovcrHtrain, which made me think that
our periodically fIinting grandmOth-
ers had method in their madness.
But DR.. Murray says that he would
call the tendency TO faint "a danger
slSnal-a warning that the heart may
give way under great shock"
THE treatment, OF course, is stimu-
lantS,' he added But the way to
avoid fatal consequences is he way
OF self-control, the calm resolve not to
feel so intensely that ones over
worked, ovdstrained heart gives
way"
Just the same, young man. you'd
better think twice before you tilt
or you may he responsible for a
heart-broken heroine! II CAN be
done!
The evening world., 1921-03-31

shows the result OF expert coaching.
one Is Louis Wolheim. or course You
remember this famous Cornell foot
ball hero OF l91O-1l.
The other is George Abbott, "a for
mer pigsNln expert of Rochester
University.
on the side lines you Will find Paul
DiCkey. eX-fOotball star of tho Uni
vGrsity OF Michigan '03-'O4-'O5, and
co-0uthor OF The Broken Wing 4"
He Is watching the signals closely.
Now what has brought these foot
ball stars 10 tho foolights?
1T is the spirit Of APPROPRIATENESS
and the desire 20 put q play across
for touchdown" declares Mr..
Dlekey The footlights are the goal
posts over which the actor has TO put
his personality and the SOU OF the
The evening world., 1921-03-31
OERITE

Az the end OF the rainbow OF ~
fatnation is the gold Of happiness,
but before lovers end It the rain
bow always fades.
Spring fever, like the appendix
and the tonsils, is a bother and an
expense to civilized men and women.
A woman may think she is mis-
erable, but she never reaches the
lowest depths Of woe and exaspera-
ton until a man tries to laugh
her out OF it"-instead OF Offering
a broad and comfortable shoulder
It's always the MAN who pays
and pays and pays"-it he is mar
ried.
What makes a widow dangerous
is that she always knows how to
put a man at his ease-and easy is
the descent to Avernus!
To even the husband-or the editor
who most appreciates a clever
woman. there come moments when
he wishes she were longer on
amiabihty and shorter on brains.
Every married woman wants to
marry of all her women friends,
but every married man turns into
a Cassandra of gloom II one OF his
chums even hints at committing
matnmony.
Most mty believe in the short
skirt with eservatlons-whlch are,
that their wives shall not wear II.
A kiss is rather more subtle than
a kick, but sometimes they both
mean "On your way!"
The evening world., 1921-03-31
Making Matinee Idols of Football Heroes.
Latest Stunt of Theatrical
Producers Is to Score
Stage TOuchdOwns With
College Players-Seen
in Cast of Nearly Every
BrOadwG y ShOw.
Cop night. 1921. by the Press Publishing Co.
llnie New York Evening World


I T has happened! Football heroes
have become matinee idols. Nearly
every show on Broadway has in
it's cast men who formerly thrilled
the crowds in the stadium, bowl or
oval
The gridiron stars OF yesterday,
who circled Princeton's end, smashed
fale's line and successfully booted
drop kicks over the bars from the
correct side of midfield. stil have
their audiences. No longer do thew
dlsentangle themselves from the mud
as half a hundred thousand people
yell themselves hOarse; that day is
past and gone for them. Now thew
apply the grease paint. seize the
trusty dagger or the beautiful heroine
and strut from behind the scenes 10
gain the plaudits OF the theatre au-
dience.
Soon you may read some such an
nouncement:
Mr. Montague Rialto presents
Johnny Kicker in The Decisive
Moment Mr.. Kicker will he rn-
membered as tho hero of tho
ErldirOn Of 1920, when. as STIR
, halfback Of the Harvard eleven
he hammered his team through 70
their glorious victory over Yale
The stage is cleared by the officials.
II is the bright side Of the footiir-bts
Here come the boys. The crowd is
on their feet yelling. Favorites arn
singled out and the cheer loadere
placed here and there by the nress
agent are melting fresh outbursts Of
enthusiasm ''' va
There is Sidney Blackmcr who 10
hacking the leading roles OF two Cr
Clare RUNNERS one-act plavs. Tro
was a star halfback Of the University
Of California team. '''''
Boyd Marshall, who is arDoo rim
with Mitzi in Lady Billy" is bu,l597
ing the line toward the goaI--a place
among the stars, In 1901 he won
renown as Quarterback OF the IrnI-
vensity Of Michigan eleven.
Let us fly over the fleId WITH
Charles TruWbridge. American Via
tor Of The Broken Wing" and av
we soar among the celestial stars
with this former football star Of Tho
University Of California we win dis
cover some stars shining Just as
brightly below.
Their team work" with Charles I'm
The Broken Wing" is good and
The evening world., 1921-03-31

doesn't spell failure. NO Tint "a
what his football training has done 20
the man. II gave HIM 10, spirit %
night 10 "a finish. Sow. if he fails the
first time. hp Will start Off again,
probably choosing a new hols 900 The
lline of opposition. n Is Ike the story
Of the little drop Of water COutinu-
ally beating on a spot IN the rock IN
il Il finally bOrgs a hole. 50 with
the college man, his agrees ", ness
VIII lead him on until finally Doe does
become success"
Mr. DiCkcy speaks from expo cnro.
iIr Was a university fD.tDIH HaT-
md shows 10. he has reyu an actor
and knows their hgnt. tie a OBJ pay
VII ght-and knows what they nave
10 tackle. He has nucksI The Line and
been thrown back for losses, but
The evening world., 1921-03-31
. HE above is the most recent por-
i trait of Lady Anastasia Wern-

IT HE above is the most recent por-
i trait of Lady Anastasia wern-
her, bride of Major Harold
Wernher, inheritor Of the famous
Kimberly Diamond Mines, who ar
rived in America recently with her
husband.
Lady Anastasia Is by birth the
Countess zia Torby daughter of the
Grand Duke Michael of Russia. Her
English name is the result Of a spe
cial patent bearing the sign manual
Of King George, which bestows upon
her the rank and precedence OF the
daughter Of an earl of the United
Kingdom. Lady Anastasia is a great
grandchild of Gar Nicholas l.
The evening world., 1921-03-31
COOKING HELPS

fish contains less Of the
extractives which give
flavor to meats, so it is
apt to taste fiat. Hence great
care should be exercised in the
selection of accompanying
foods.
A well-seasoned sauce is de-
sirable to serve with fish. Egg
sauce and maitre d'hotel sauce
are, probably, the most fire.
quently served, but horserad-
ish sauce gives fish a plquant
flavor. To two tablespoons
horseradish take one table
spoon of vinegar and one
fourth teaspoon of salt. Mix
we'll and add four tablespoons
of heavy cream, beaten stiff
Then there is a. cucumber
sauce made by whipping half
cup OF cream stiff. then
slowly adding one teasp. on of
salt and two tablespoons of
lemon juice or mild vinegar
and folding in one grated Gu
Cumber.
Tomato sauce IS preferred
10y many cooks and mustard
sauce gives a delicious flavor.
The ingredients for the latter
are three-fourths cup of vine
gar, One-fOurth cup water, two
tablespoons fat, one and a half
tablespoons corn starch, one
teaspoon ground mustard, half
a teaspoon salt and two table
spoons finely chopped pickle.
The evening world., 1921-03-31

Copyright. 1871. b. the Press TNlnlishln
CCI WISH you wouldn't let the chill
dren mark up my bOoks!"
said Mr.. Jarr testify Here
they've been at this set OF Scott mark
ing up tho pictures with colors."
Il suppose you want to blame II on
whlie. because no has artistic tastes
and marks up everything" said Mrs
Jarr But little Emma Is Just as bad;
she also cuts pictures out OF books TO
make paper dolls. Still. AZ you are 90
anxious that your children should be
interested in books. you shouldn't md
so much fault. You want them 70 be
interested in good literature, don't
your"
Not - nc extent OF defacing and
mutilating ., replied MT JaTT. Real
~ they are old enough now 90 know
they shouldn't do such things"
''Oh, maybe those books were
marked UP a long time ago" ven
tured Mrs JaTr. Anyway, little
Emma hasn't cut a picture out OF a
book for month";, although she will
do y with the magazines. And she Is
50 anxious to know what the stories
are about, especially the corset and
links they are all stories-that I do
believe she will be a great authorizes
when she grows up and will write
books OF the most daring sort on
subjects that shouldn't be discussed.
Willie may become a great author
too, for he has the most remarkable
memory. He heard the janitOr
swearing droadfully a year ago when
the dumbwaiter fell on him. and just
the other day / heard him repeat the
same words 10 Johnny RanEle In
some bOyish quarrel had to pun
sh him for IT, OF course, but the
thought afteIward came 20 me,
Should punish my child simply be-
cause he has a retentive memory"
Maybe he is going TO be a great
orator n he remembers abusive
words" Mfr. Jar suggested
We'll. he has n high forehead. a
very high forehead for a boy Of his
years, / will say that" remarked Mrs
Jarr.
That was quite an Illuminating
suggestion that our little Emma made
asking you what were the stories
about the ladies OF lingerie whose
pictures she cut out OF the magazine
advertisements" said Mr. Jar Tx
Secretary OF Agriculture Lane recog-
propaganda these days for he says
Through fiction this generation q
given its philosophy economies.
moral standards and Inspiration by
subtly instilling the thoughts that
give standpoint 20 life"
We'll, don't understand what he's
getting at or you either" Mrs. Jarr
confessed. I only know all the stun
one reads in the mage zines these days
is sloppy stun, all alike and all sugar
coated stories Of success in love or
business or boGh.-
IT'S just that" said Mr. Jar. Tn
fact you could take the average
magazine and run the advertisements
as fction or special articles and the
special articles and fiction as gdveT-
tisemen.s and no one would know
the difference. Just use display type
and advertisement makeup for tho
fiction and the advertisement pic
lures. and U.s. the hrt.ou li.uat ration
IN "he advertisements"
"But what has all this 20 do N4th
The evening world., 1921-03-31
TIE JARR FAMILY


90. tine Nov Yort Brvnlns wondl
little Emma coloring up your books -
asked the puzzled Mrs. Jarr.
1T shows she will make a great
success as a magazine contributor IL
styles don't change" said Mr.. Jarr.
she can take the old s7uf and color
II 80 TO suit herself that all the edi-
tors will blurb about her an a new
genius with a new style"
The evening world., 1921-03-31

Copyright. 1891. By the Press rNlhliSain
GGT WISH you wouldn't let the chill
dren mark up my bOoks!"
l.