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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
WILSON PREP ARES JOINER DISTRICT
FOR BIG RODEO TO LEADS In COUNTY
BE HELD OCT. 27-29 SCHOOLS CONTEST

. Willie Scivally, IL years old, and
Iva Moore. II years old. both of
the Joiner school district. No. SO. are
the proud leaders up to date. of the
Carter county school contest conducted
by the Weekly Ardmoreite. which
opened last week. These two little
girls, who are now captains in their
district. went out and worked on the
contest fer two days and were able
TO turn in S2.100 votes for the Joiner
school, which places this school well
in the lead
Miss Mary Lee. who teaches the 7th
and Sth grades in the Joiner school,
and Miss Alpha Bell Clark. who
teaches the 3rd and lth grades in
the same school. were Ardmoreite
visitors Saturday and reported their
school as very active and much i'm
proved over last year in the matter
of new equipment ard buildings. This
school now has seven teachers and
has lately added new teacherage
and a wing TO the main building. j.
w. Ryle is superintendent and is re-
ported to be very actively engaged
in the consolidation of rural schools,
which is soon to be voted on in
many districts,
Another very active school in the
contest is the Prairie Valley school. in
district 26 which is only two-teach-
or school but which has already
turned in $500 votes and Prof. c.. c.
Adams. reports much enthusiasm in
his district on the contest and it Ger.
tainly seems that his people are back
ing him up in his effort TO secure
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

WILSON. Okla, Oct. 22.-Bud Bal.
lew who. with Buck Garrett, is man
aser of the fodeo tn he held here
Thursday Friday and Saturday, Oc-
iober 27. 2S and 30, returned from
flrt Worth yesterday bringing with
HIM car of wild steers and so head
OF wild horses that have never worn
the halter. These wild cattle and
horses will be used in the rodeo by
the champion men and women riders
of the entire country.
Bryan Roach who holds the world
championship in broncho riding is the
producer of the rodeo and his wife.
Ruth Roach. who is the champion
lady rider. is with him. Ruth Roach.
for several years has held the cham.
plonship among women in the art of
trick and rough riding and she issues
challenge to any other lady rider
in the world and is generous enough
to let the other woman make the rules
governing the contest.
1t is expected that there will be 80
entries by the champions of the United
States.
Wilson is making preparations ia
entertain thousands of people who
/ like to see the gathering of the old
clans Of the plains when man had
TO ride the toughest horses because
there We're no other kind. There is nc
other sport that so thoroughly tests
the skill and the nerve of the men
and women who engage in it and the
big hats and cowboy clothes bring
back memories Of the early days in
the west.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

in Galveston, was in Ardmore Satur
day to attend the meeting OF dairymen
at the Convention hall.
Work Of preparing the rooms adjoin-
ing the Chamber of Commerce for the
Young Womens Christian Association
is going forward rapidly, and ii is ex-
pected they will be opened about the
middle Of the week. One of the fea-
lures of the club will be a lunch room
where meals will be sold at cost.
Traffic violations constituted the
majority of cases appearing on the
police blotter saturday. there being a
dozen offenders arrested Friday night
and Saturday.
City Clerk c. l.. Thurston leaves
Sunday afternoon for Chattanooga,
Tenn, to attend the convention Of
the United Confederate Veterans, and
for a visit with relatives in Atlanta.
He expects to be away for a month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
X. OF P. LODGE TO
BE INSTITUTED AT
WILSON TUESDAY EVE

Charles Clay who Is an active
Knight of Pythias of the Ardmore
Lodge announces that X. of +.
will be instituted Tuesday night in
Wilson. r. l.. Jordan whose member
ship is in Marietta his former home,
but who now resides in McAlester,
has recently been in Wilson as an
organizer and It is stated that appl-
cants have been obtained in suffi.
cient number to comprise an excellent
lodge.
Mr.. Clay states that members off
Ardmore lodge will meet at their hall
at ) o'clock Tuesday afternoon and
will go in body TO Wilson to insti-
tute the new order Arrangements
have been made 20 take by automo.
bile as many as 100 Knights for this
occasion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
NATIONAL GUARDS
GET in READINESS
FOR EMERGENCIES

The national guard of Oklahoma is
being put in shape to handle any
emergency that may arise. according
TO a circular letter issued by Adjutant
Gen. Charles f. Barrett. and received
here yesterday by Capt Frank Nc
Lean The circular prescribes the
method which is to be followed in
making complete preparations for
quick action in time of emergency.
"Ths is naturally without special
reference to railroad strike which
may or may not be impending and has
no particular reference to preparing
for the emergencies which may pos
sibly arise concerning prize fights pro-
hibited in the state" the adjutant gen.
eral said
"It is merely to stress the fact that
when an emergency comes we must
be ready TO meet it quickly quietly
and efficiently.
All officers and non.commSssioned
officers should take note of all fea-
lures in their districts of military
value, areas are to be divided into
districts and sub-districts for military
purposes, and control of strategic
places must be such that each unit
knows exactly its part in the general
program when the occasion arises,
according TO the letter.
Confidential conferences with may
ors and other civil authorities are TO
be held, that the situation may be
thoroughly canvassed by the guard,
the circular continues. plans are TO
be made TO control the elements u.s.
ually active in cases of disorders and
conducting of leaders. agitators and
disturbers. with their location, activity
and purpose must be gained
Complete arrangements are to be
made for the protection Of all public
utilities and special details assigned
to each, TO guard and protect them at
once. A system of telephone conver-
sation between the unit commander
and his subordinates is to be estap.
lished so that it may Immediately be
come operative in time or emergency
"Of course, it must be absolutely
understood that the governor and hu
alone may call out the national guard
and declare an emergency" the ad-
jutantr general said THE civil aji-
thorities in no way may be supercedeo
until they. through the district judge
or county judge, the sheriff and the
mayor have called upon the governor
for troops and the governor has is
sued an order calling them into at
ton"
In times of emergency or possible
panies out for special drill, in anti
cipaticn Of the chance in a thousand.
yse adjutant general explained, stat
ing that commanders should keep in
formed OF possible disturbances and
hold themselves in readiness but not
in the llmelieht, for the time when
action would be called for by the gov
ernOr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

enc of the Victrolas offered as prizes
in he contest.
Master Kermit Adams is the ~
captain to. be appointed in his ais
irict. but he says that there are sew
eral very active pupils close behind
MIN IN the race and that his school
viii no be willing to accept anythln-
lese than one of the first prizes.
The Weekly Ardmoreite Is offering
six prizes to the schools and an IN
dividual prize of a s25 suit OF clothes
to the boy who secures the greatest
number of subscriptions 10 the Weekly
Ardmoreite. SIS wrist watch goes
TO the girl who secures the greatest
number of subscriptions. A one years
subscription is worth 500 votes, in
the contest and three years sub
scription is worth $500 votes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Justice of the Peace Butcher comes
TO the fore again hating 500 per cent
in the battle with Dan Cupid OF
four couples who obtained licenses 10
wed Friday, he married two. they be-
ing j Il. Hamilton of Wilson and
Miss Anna Camplain of Ringing; and
Willis Haggard and Mrs Beatrice
Adams. both Of Ardmore. Licenses
Were issued TO Wilsey Gregory Of
Lindsay and Miss Ada Geurin Of
Healdton; Heron Gains and Connie
Vim. both Of Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
District Conrt Filings

The following cases were filed in
district court to noon Saturday: Sin.
clair Refining Company VS. K. l..
Ream, abstract Of judgment; Security
State Bank of Muskogee VS.. J. J..
Mason ct al, debt on note; x. J.
Mathews vs.. Robert Barrett. damages;
Citizens National Bank Of Chickasha
VS.. IL. II. Derkins and Harold Wal.
lace, abstract of Judgment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
SEEKS WHEREABOUTS or
HAYDEN WESTERFIEI.D

NJ. Il. Westerfield of Tuckerman.
Ark, is seeking information of the
whereabouts of Hayden Westerfield, a
youth of IS years who is said to have
left his home July 10. and who was
last heard of at Mead, Okla. during
the month of August. Westerfield Is
said TO weigh 125 pounds. height 5
feet, 3 inches, and has dark brown
hair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
DONATION TO INDIAN
SCHOOL Is APPROVED

MUSKoGEE, Okla. Oct. 22.-Appro-
val OF an additional donation of S..
600 TO Bacone Indian university ot
Muskogee, by Eastman Richard. veal.
thy Creek Of Mcintosh county was am
nouneed by the Indian agency today.
Richard some Time ago gave $50. 900
10 the university
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fenley who
reside on X street northwest report
a new daughter in their home which
mas been named Tor the maternal
grandmother. Mary Louise Mrs. Fen.
ley IS a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jud Pruitt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
ROOming House Raided

a rooming house on East Broadway
was raided by the police early Friday
evening and the proprietor. one white
woman. and negro porter were ar
rested. This is the third time in the
past two weeks. that this house has
been raided, according TO police.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
CITY BRIEFS

Mrs. j. II. Tucker of 20 Fourth Ave
nue. Northwest has returned from Sui
phur where she spent several days
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Frame are al
home from a visit in Kansas City.
Misses Opal and Ruby Rexroat came
here yesterday from sulphur. They
motored back with their father U.
T. Rexroat who has been here sew
eral days on business.
Ed Payne who operates a farm near
Deese northwest of Ardmore few
miles states that stock water is get.
ting scarce and That many people
ar now drawing water from wells for
their herds. Mr.. Payne states that the
pecan trees on his farm have made 4
very poor crop this year. In 1919 he
sold 81 ,O50 worth OF pccans that he
gathered from his own trees.
Along with his policy of humani2ing
the post office department Postmaster
General VIII H. Hayes has written
a letter to all postmasters with the
request that it be- posted in the Of
fees. extending an invitation 10 all
people who visit Washington to visit
the national buildings there. Postmas-
ter r. Lee ll0pson received such q
letter this week.
Arch Clark, owner and William v.
Lewis. editor and manager of the
Wilson Good Reads Gazette, were in
Ardmore on business Saturday.
The Oakley.Askew Airline company
have just received set Of field
lights and on Monday will have them
Installed at the municipal field. The
powerful searchlights now make the
'-plctc in every detail. The com
pany does much flying at night, but
.is U4ps cannot no made he
cause of the dangers in hopping off
and in landing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

X. w. Radway, superintendent of
the dairy extension department of
the A. and NJ. college at Saltwater
is here the weekend guest of Mr., and
Mrs +. c. Skinner at their home al
Chickasaw Lake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

j. y. Tinsley. agricultural agent
Of the Santa Fc.. with headquarters
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
If its style you want!
If its quality you want!
You will find both in
all our garments

NEW STYLES IN COATS, SUITS. DRESSES.
BLOUSES AND MILLINERY ARE FORWARDED TO
US AS SOON AS THEY ARE INTRODUCED TO THE
NEW YORK MARKET
MIR. ROSENTHAL HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
NEW YORK AND HAS SHIPPED US THE LATEST
FASHIONS, SOME OF WHICH HAVE ALREADY
ARRIVED.
SUITS OF TRICOTINE, TWILL CORDS, POIRET
TWILLS, MOUSSYNE, VELDYNE AND DOVET DE-
LAME IN PLAIN TAILORED AND FUR-TRIIMED
COLORS NAVY, BLACK AND BROWN: SIZES ID
TO44
COATS IN HANDSOME MATERIALS OF MAR
VELLA, EVORA SUPERIOR POLLY ANNA NOUS
SYNEIN NAVY, BLACK, BROWN PLAIN AND FUR
TRIMMED BLOUSE STRAIGHT LINE AND FLARE
EFFECTS
DRESSES, A REMARKABLE ASSORTMENT OF
THE FINEST TWILLS, TRICOTINES CANTON
CREPES, CREPE BACK SATINS IN STREET AND
DINNER FROCKS AND EVENING DRESSES THAT
ARE EVERYTHING THEIR NAME SIGNIFIES. IN
BLACK LACE EFFECTS AND PASTEL SHADES
THERE is A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES IN ALL
THE ABOVE ITEMS WHICH ARE VERY REASON
ABLE CONSIDERING THE STYLE AND QUALITY.
WHILE WE ARE ALWAYS ANXIOUS TO SELL
OUR WARES, WE ARE ALWAYS READY WITH
THE SAME COURTESY TO SHOW YOU THROUGH
OUR STOCKS FOR COMPARISON.
no ID n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Arch Clark owner, and William V.
Lewis, editor and manager of the
Wilson Good Reads Gazette, were in
Ardmore on business Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13
}COT''S OCTOBER WONDER SAL

celebrating first the store and presenting
patrons opportunity to buy their entire fall and winter
needs at substantial cash savings The the head of this
store resolved in the beginning create here business that
would its customers wel-and which VIII become in
higher esteem each day. each week. each month"; each
These October Wonder Sale offerings 18karat
genuine and true gold There pretense them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13

attempt to people here only to fool them
sales to do these days When you'll
GET THE GOODS exactly represented Every piece of
merchandise sold absolutely guaranteed by this both
to quality and price advertised What store do?
This SALE greatest attempt at cash value giving
with two hundred thousand dollars goods back
We especially invite those who the habit of
trading with 20 attend this sale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13

try generally. This viii provide an even
greater treasure. for the treasures of
life are those which grow in our own
abundance in the measure in which we
share them with others.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13
A Profitable Tour!

: YOU merely come to
look at thousands of dol
lars worth of winter
merchandise and par
take of our own bound
less enthusiasm you will
irnbibe the spirit of the
Scott Stores, you viii
go away with greater
faith in Topeka, you
viii have greater faith
in the progress and
prosperity of the coun-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13
'.Aus Right With the World

Let your eyes rest for a moment upon the
green and the gold of the Kansas fields where
corn and wheat were harvested more bounti-
fully than in years. Look into the capitals of the
world where governments of men are consult
ing the with the other. At Washington
where the Disarmament Conference will
assemble-and find the right to hope for PERM
anent peace among the nations OF the earth
Look into the commercial skies and the
rainbow arching the eternal dome and giving
promise that the business world need fear
storm. Then. with faith in your heart.
pass your enthusiasm to others and thus render
unreasonable service to 1.-The old home town"
In other words, onward Topeka. Onward Kan
sasi Onward America: Onward Civilization!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13
SCOTS October Wonder Sale
NEEDS
Cotton Goods and DOrnestics
In Which We Feature Best Quality Mater
Lowest Possible Prices

Cotton Goods steadily cotton having practically doubled
sale yet this has thus far refd from advancing prices cot
On the have lowered
and frequent attendance well worth while
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13

2S-ineh Percales-A regular full standard grade
in all staple light and dark patterns An
sortment of some sixty odd pieces to If
choose fron-Wonder Sale price-Tard. 4OC
S6-inch PercaIes-FuII standard grade in a wide
variety Of most desirable patterns and color
ings, both light and dark-Wonder Sale n
price, yard .......... ~
36-inch Finest Percales-These extra quality
percales, very soft finished, for mems and boys
shirts and the better class of dresses aprons.
etc. Almost unlimited choice of pat 0E
terms in Wonder Sale, yard $1,000. EOS
27-fnch Eyerette Mills Cheviots-Au the staple
blue and gray patterns in a variety of stripes
and checks for mems and boys shirts, blOuses
and childrens garments. Wonder Sale IT.
price, yard -
S2-inch Ginghams-in new fall coIorings, pIaids,
checks, etc, a remarkable quality in our 90
Wonder Sa1e-Specia1, yard ...-....... &CC
27-inch Ginghams-An unusually pretty, soft
quality. in a wide range of new patterns pur-
chased before a recent increase These
neat stripes, checks and plaids. A spe- Or
cial value in the Wonder Sale at yard. EJC
2S-ineh Outing Flannel-Extra heavy quality in
a fine assortment Of patterns, light. me- o.
dunn and ddrk-yard. ..........-. EO%
27-inch White Outing FIannel-A quality and
weight very desirable for infants nap 1E
kins or for underwear-yard- 4O@
Yard-Wide Outing FlanneI-Our best grade.
extra heavy, yard wide outings for better class
Of gowns, pzjamas childrens sleepers. under
wear. etc Light. medium and dark pat 10
terms in the Wonder Sale-yard. .-...... Zoe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-13
There Are Several Hu1dr
and OUercoats in This

And they the kind buy with his eyes shut
the good Solid reliable clothing that inside
and out.
AS prices only invite you compare suits
and in this sale with others shown elsewhere SO
to SIS more, but we hope you viii do it.
The tailoring is the kind found only high grade clothing!
They're the greatest suits and years $500
Let state clearly that who gets suit overcoat
in this sale simply cannot make mistake for irOnclad
warranty of complete satisfaction with every sale
Extra statesmen and arrangements prompt
tons by bushemen who know how make every suit
should Men who choose first will naturally have the best
chOice-and the first delivery.
Mems Clothing. lain FIoor-Scotrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-04
Kitchen Economics
FIVE SHORTCAKE RECIPES YOU
MAY LIKE TO TRY.

In making plans for one-dish din
ners. winter shortcakes are too often
overlooked and their real value goes
unconsidered. They furnish not only
the hearty filings but bread as wei
which also makes for a saving on
butter.
Shortcakes convey but one idea 70
most persons. that Of a fruit dessert
made OF fresh berries in summer.
land OF oranges. plneapples or bana-
mas in winter. But for this one-dish
use the filings are hearty II made
OF meat. fish or vegetables. with
appropriate sauces.
The shortcake. made OF biscuit
dough. baked. split, and buttered. is
made just as for the fruit shortcake.
Such shortcakes are served on hot
platters or chop dishes, but should
not be assembled until just before
serving time. as they absorb their
own juices quickly and are not then
as Inviting as when freshly made.
In case any woman has not a good
biscuit-dough recipe. the following
viii make an excellent shortcake.
ShortCake Dough.
Sift together two cupfuls OF -four
pastry -four Is best-a half-tea-
81 oonful OF salt, four Level tea
spoonsful Of baking powder, a half
teaspoonful OF butter and a coffee
cupful of rich milk. NIX. then press
the dough into two buttered. layer
cake pans. and bake In a brisk over
10 20 20 minutes. Then test with a
broom splint Turn ore layer upside
down, butter well, cover with a gen
erous layer Of the filing. lay on the
other layer. butter it, spread with
the filing and turn over some OF
the gravy.
Chicken Shortcakc.
Select a young tender boiling
chicken, short and thick through,
have the sinews drawn from the
legs. SINCE. draw and wash the
chicken thoroughly in lukewarm
water. Joint the fowl and boil I'M
til tender, adding TO the water an
onion, stalk of celery, and a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-04

bunch OF herbs When tender, lift
the chicken and remove the meat
from the bones. cutting the chicken
up cOarsely Put the bones back in
20 the water and cook down one
half. Season, thicken slightly and
strain. Put enough Of the gravy
over the chicken TO cover Il. The
rest is 20 serve IN the gravy boat
When ready 10 asse mble the cake
have the chicken hot and proceed
as directed. Garnish the cake with
pineapple slices that have been dip
ped in egg. then in seasoned crumbs
and fried.
Fish Shortcal1e.
Flake three cupfuIs Of cold boil
ed fish, or two and a half cupfuls
Of canned salmon or tuna fish. Have
ready a rich cream sauce. tomato
sauce or a good brown sauce made
from red stock. Just before time TO
assemble the cake, heat the fish in
the sauce and proceed as directed.
Garnish with baked peppers, stuff
fed with cucumber, onion. crumbs
and seasoning.
Vegetable ShOrucake.
Boil different vegetables, enough
after dicing 10 I'LL three cups. Or.
IL more convenient, use the mace
doine vegetables that come in quart
bottles. Put the vegetables into a
good cream or brown sauce, well
seasoned. Serve the same as the
other cakes are served. Macaroni
and cheese in little ramekins may
be used as a garnish for the short
cake.
Oyster, Clam, Lobster OF Crabmeat
ShOrtcnlxc.
For an oyster cake make a good
cream sauce and drop the oysters.
after draining and drying them, into
the sauce for two minutes. or until
the boards curl, then they are ready
to use.
In making clam shortcake steam
the clans from their shells. drain
and set them aside Make the cream
sauce with half-milk and half-cIam
Juice, the juice Of an onion, pepper
and the thickening OF butter and
-four rubbed to a paste. When done
add the CLAIMS.
The preparation Of lobster or crab
meat shortcake is identical. After
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-04

NEW YORK. March 2.-Charles
Evans Hughes, Pres't-elect Hard
fng's secretary OF state, sums up his
own characted in this recent state
ment:
THE other day q man said was
mid-Victorian in my ways q think
ing. Well. I have lived and toiled
TO win esteem, not liking"
Hughes promised his father that
he would not read a novel until he
completed college. He kept his
word.
He applied himself 50 closely 20
his work that, he admits, he seldom
called upon Miss Aatoinette Carter,
20 whom ne was engaged and whom
he married Dec. 3, 1888.
Entry I'm New York.
After his marriage he moved 20
New York. Few knew him He
mixed little in politics.
Then IN 1905 he was appointed "a
counsel for a New York Legislature
committee investigating gas and
electric companies. In three weeks
he proved the Consolidated gas COM
panies a monopoly.
Later IN the same year ne was
called from abroad 10 conduct the
Armstrong investigation Of the life
Insurance companies.
Hughes emerged with the reputa-
ton OF being the shrewdest cross
examiner In the country.
Tie was elected governor OF New
York I'm 1905. defeating William
Randolph Hearst. He was re-elect-
ed In 1908 and before his second
term had expired was named as JUS
tice OF the supreme court by Presi-
dent Taft.
''It was my chief aim in life 10
reach the greatest bench IN the
world says Hughes.
Hughes resigned from supreme
court In 1915 to accept the repubn-
can nomination for president.
Two Pictures of Him.
"a man Of ardent temperament,
dominated by absolutely clear Wis
ion''-that's the picture French Am
bassadOr Jusserand draws OF him
Another picture Is seen by the
casual visitor to the Bridgehampton