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when It comes TO eating. working
and sleeping. I'm like a different man
from what I was {, short timA ago.
said Herman Kurtztlsch. A0Sh Nor
ris Place, Milwaukee. with tho North
western Llfo Insurance Co., In rolAt-
INK his experience with Tanino.
My whole system wns about to
give way ms n result OF two years
constant suffering from stomach
trouble and was so run down and
worn out l was hardly able TO work.
I actually dreaded TO cat, as after
every meal | suffered so terribly
from heartburn. and was so nervous
I got little rost day or night.
"If 1t hadn't been for Tanles Tn
firmly convinced l would have had 10
resign my place. II came to my AID
in the nick OF time and I am strong
for II. Tanlao w~ worth at least
fifty times what It cost me-
Tanlac is sold in Pueblo by the Pal
acc Drug store and leading druggists
everywherc.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
WORST IS OVER IS
HARD|NC'S BELIEF

cROOKSTON, Mimi. Feb. 1o.-Ihe
general Industrial and business situa-
tion now is such as to suggest sient-
ficance that we are we'll past the
worst phase OF the agricultural crisis.
declared President Harding in letter
read today to farmers attending the
annual Red River Valley Farm Crop
and Livestock show here.
The Improvement is we'll begun and
will continue steadily from this time
forward said the letter which was
addressed to c. G. selviee. superinten-
dent of the Northwest School of Agri-
culture.
After expressing regret that he was
unable to deliver personally his mess
age. President HardinR's letter re-
fcrred to tho recent national aEricul-
tural conference In Washington and
continued:
Il am glad to say that my utmost
antlcipations of useful results from
that gathering were moro than real
ixed.
''The fine spirit Of cooperation
among farmers. and the disposition on
their par: to unite their efforts I'm
every possible way with those OF tho
nuGurs particularly well
for our hope OF accomplishment. Tho
gave serious and thorough
to tho problems before
it. and presented practicable propos-
ais for doing practical and worth while
things.
In tho general industrial and busl-
ness situation thoro is much to Justify
worst phases OF tho agricultural
crisis. that Improvement is we'll begun
and that II viii continue steadily from
this time forward"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
FAIL DENIES HE IS
PLANNING TO RESIGN

WASHINGTON. Feb. I0-Secrctary
OF tho Interior Fall took notice today
OF widespread rumors that he was
planning to resign soon from tho cab
met and made the following state
ment:
Although I have received kilograms
from newspapers in my own state .end
elsewhere inquiring as to these rumors.
I am at n loss 70 account for them.
1 am rot rcsigninE. I have not the
matter in contemplation and my official
relationship. so far as I know. is en-
tireiy satisfactory. Nor have I re-
ccivcd any offors from oil companies -
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
INDIANS DID Staying

GALLUP. y. NJ. Fob. io.-A Navajo
Indian has confessed to the murder Of
Frank Lewis. an Indian trader. April
~ 1921, according 20 IN announcement
today by Sheriff Roberts.
Roberts says tho Iilan, who IL one
Of three held. told how plans were
made TO kill Lewis. rob his store and
then burn everything. Uc says tho
Indian said Lewis was knocked down.
aud his body hacked with an axe Oil
was poured on the body, he says. and
the place set on fire after the three
mon had looted the store of silverware,
flour and bacon.
The Basque women OF Spain think
they render themselves beautiful by
shaving their heads.
Three Minnesota citicB -fioodhue. st
pctcr and Cohato-arc presided over
by women mayors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

first woman golf professional in tho
country. Shc has been retained by the
New Canterbury golf club. It was an
nounced today. $50
NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.-To Philip A..
Necr of Portland. Oregon. is accorded
tho distinction OF being awarded sthc
leading position in the first official
ranking OF intercollegiate tennis play
crs ever issued by the n. s. lawn ten
mis- association
]. i. Fenno. Jr.. OF Boston, and r.
Bastian of indianapolis. have been
ranked second and third, respectively.
Young Stribling. of Macon, Ga. IL
making quito nane for himself in
Southern bouts MS n clover lightweight
boxer.
This years championship rowing
rcgatta Will commemorate tho Goth an
niversary of tho founding of tho ma
tional association.
Massachusetts prohibits the playing
OF checkers outdoors on Sundays.
which shows a checker player !. out Of
iuck-he should play golf.
Baseball managers would no doubt
like to sign up those collegIans who
ing professional ball
Joic Ray II accused of having
'swellcd head" But 20 long as he
doesn't contract 'swelled feet the
Chicago runner should worry.
Dummy Mack. a deaf mute boxer.
has been barred from boxing in Hazie-
ton, Pa. because he couldn't hear tho
bell at tho end Of the round.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
SAYS TAYLOR NEVER
HAD A BROTHER
Woman Tells Of Movie Di-
rector's Early Life In
ireland

CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-William Des-
mond Taylor, also known as William
Deane Tanner, never had a brother
and belonged to the Oldest and wealth.
lest aristocracy of Ireland, according
to a statement made today by Mrs. w
o. Farnum, an old friend from Ire
land, who knew him well when he was
a boy.
His fathers name was Major Will
liam Tanner" she said. HE was the
only ono of his family who was not
something of a snob. He talked to
the common people. Two other little
girls and I used to walt near tho Tan
ner estate in the hawthorn bushes for
him to give us a ride to town. He
drove four miles to school at Lism ore
in pony trap.
He admired athletic people and the
first girl who ever got any special at
tention from him was Eva White
Shannon, who was Is, and tho best
angler in the country. And how he
admired her!
Il can't understand why he ever
came to America. He could have
married Sir Richard Keane's daughter
or others there at home and never
worked a stroke. L believe that if
Tanner posed as his own brother when
he got in trouble that he did it to
save the feelings of a woman. I in
tend to write to his daughter. Daisy.
and tell her the fine side OF him, that
1 knew"
AT the Same time Mrs. Farnum was
recalling Taylor's carly life, another
Chicagoan. Mrs. John II. Borden.
close friend of Mabel Normand. was
rising to the latter's defense. She re-
turned here month ago after five
months visit with Miss Normand
Mabel is not in love and never was
In love with Mr.. Taylor" she said.
"Bill Taylor was in love with her,
very much so. but 1t was requited. She
had been engaged to Mack Sennett but
that WAS an old affair and now they
are merely good friends. Mabel did
not know anything about tho first
Mrs Taylor or the daughter.
mabel never mentioned Mary Miles
Minter's name to me. If there had
been an affair between Mr.. Taylor
and Miss Minter l believe Mabel would
have told me. And as to those Baby
letters. l read them to Mabel over the
telephone when she was away. If she
had been in love she would never have
allowed mo TO do that As far as
Mabel Normand is concerned can say
and know that she is not wild and
that her work and her screen ambi-
tions are too big in her life to let any
thing In the world interfere"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
NEWS NOTES FROM MOv|ELAND

the principals besides Miss Talmadge:
Conway Tearle. Wedgewood NOVEL;,
Adolph Menjou. Rosemary Theby.
Kate. Lester. Irving Cummings. Otis
Harlan. Thomas Ricketts,, Frank
Lloyd. Francis Marion will direct.
In trying to pronounce the name OF
this picture one is reminded of the ac-
tion of De Mile in connection with
Barries play, THE Admirable Crich-
ton" De Mile decided that the Amer
lean public could not pronounce the
English name and he changed the
title to the inspirational one Of Male
and Female One rather wishes
Norma would be The Duchess of Smith
or Brown"
GOING UP!
Helen Ferguson started pictures as
a blonde angel at a dollar and
half Il day, allowing herself to be sus-
pended in harness on a thin piano wire
for q heaven" scene. Helen has been
ascending the film heavens ever since.
Her latest role is in Hungry Hearts,
n Goldwyn picture.
GOSSIPY BITS
Sarah Bernhard has been invited to
Hollywood by a distinguished commit
tee of producers and stars to be the
guest of honor at a celebration of the
tenth anniversary of the motion picture
drama. 1t is figured out that the first
real feature play was produced just
a decade ago. Madame Bernhardt was
the first great stage artist to star In
the films.
All the stars are taking a fling at the
costume drama. it would seem. In
Gloria SwansonS story, Beyond the
Rocks by Elinor Glyr, the principals
appear in Louis XIV and eighteenth
century costumes in appropriate set
tinCs.
Please take note that he spells his
name now R-o-d-o-l-p-h Valentino.
In his native tongue it Rodolfo so the
form he has adopted La compromise
between the English and tho Italian.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Thomas A. Edison. the worlds fore
most inventor in the field OF electricity.
born at Milan. o.. rs years ago today.
John J. Tigert, United States Con-
missioner of Education. born in Nash
vile. Tenn. 40 years ago today.
John T.. Fitzgerald. former congress-
man and mayor OF Boston. born in
Boston, 80 years ago today.
Oscar II. LuhrinG. representative IN
congress OF tho First Indiana district,
born in Gibson county, Ind. 43 years
ago today.
Cecil c. Jones' chancellor OF the Uni
versity OF New Brunswick. born so
years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
GUILTY or STEALING.

DENVER, Feb. 10.-Joe Devine. 23
years old, pleaded guilty today TO
town store and was sentenced to from
three to five years In the penitentiary
by Judge Charles C. Butler In tho dis
trict court.
Alonzo Love, confessed robber Of a
patrolman. and who pleaded guilty to
completely in the safe robbery with
Dcvine. was sentenced to from five to
eight years penal servitude.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
SUE MOROSCO

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 1o.-Ohvsr
Morosco. theatrical producer. Is being
sued hero for t260. 900 by c. I. Toppin
and George n. Miller. brokers. for
alleged breach OF contract in connection
with plans for the construction hero
of a model village. to be known AZ
''Moroscotown.' 1t was planned to
mako this district n western Green
wich Village Il WAS said
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
SNOW AT SILVERTON

SILyERToN, Colo. Feb. 1o.-six
inches of snow fell here last night
and there was no cessation today.
Gangs of workmen have been detail
cd from Durango to aid in the work
of clearing the railroad tracks. lead
ing into the town. The shoveling
crews have about two miles OF track
yet to clear of tho SNOW, which n
piled in drifts several fect deep.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
BREAK JAIL

EUGENE, Ore. Feb. 1o.-In n whole
sale jail break carly this morning nine
prisoners escaped from the Lane
county jail here by pryinE through
two steel doors and breaking open an
outside door. Thirteen other priyoners
did not leave. Passersby discovered
the escape.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
FIRE, ON STREET CARS

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. fc.-Passcn-
rera on several street cars operated
by ;ho Virginia railway md power
company hero were thrown into
panic last night when Tho cars werc
fired on from automobiles. None OF
the passengers or crow was Injured.
a strike recently was called on the
line.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

AS everyone knows. all the Tai
madges are nov. on the west coast.
Norma and Constance are making pic
lures and Natalie is making diminutive
dresses and finery for the coming heir
to the Keaton home. This picture OF
Norma is q new one which has been
taken since her arrival in the west.
An "all-star" cast will support
Norma in The Duchess of I4angeats.
which Is now under production at the
United studios in Hollywood. Here are
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
PREPARE NOW

Lower prices were never heard Of.
Visit the drug sale at the Palace Drug
store today. It's your last chance to
buy drugs at his reduction.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
A HEATHEN'S FAITH-AN
ISRAELITE'S PERFIDY

The International Sunday School Les
son for Feb. 10, is Elisha and
Naaman Tho Syrian. III. Kings
5:i-27.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

Why Wife Stayed Home
Aren't you taking your wife with
you to the sca.adc?"
'rd like TO. but you know yourself
that the railroads refuse to take over.
weight baggagc."-La Regiment.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

NICELY furnished sleeping room.
steam heat, gentlemen. 3oi's North
Santa Fc.
NICELY furnished modern sleeping
room. los West 10th ST.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

Rt Rev. A. r. Winnfnxtsa yaxraA.
Ths r. Rev. Winningto1 In
gram, bishop Of London, win off,
ciate 1t the wedding Of Princess
Mary Of Great Britain and Wis
count LasceIles at Westminster
Abbey, according TO dispatehaa
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11
In the Religious World

prophet Of God can do. Send Naaman
| to me-"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. s.-A bill to
prohibit race track gambling was killed
In the Kentucky senate today when 1T
voted 26 to 10 to sustain the unfavor-
able report submitted by the judiciary
committee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 1o.-Harry
Herbert, former Syracuse University
football star, who suffered n broken
vcrtebrae of the back In tho Syracuse
Colgate Gamc last November. return
ed to his homo from New York last
night
CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 1o.-Mrs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

Poor fool! He was playing the old
est, stupidcst and most futile game
of all-that Of trying TO deceive God.
The price he paid was the ruin Of all
present and his future, plus the lcpro-
sy of Naaman. As one commentator
writes. go heavy talents Of Gehazi !!
oh. the horror of tho one unchance-
able suit How much better would
have bc<i a light purse and homelv
coat, with a sound body and clean
soul. -
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

of Dubuque, Iowa, was matched to-
night to meet Johnny Meyers, claimant
Of the worlds middleweight wrestling
championship in match here on
March 2.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

first woman golf professional in the
country. Shc has been retained by the
New Canterbury golf club. 1t was an
nOunced today. -
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-11

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Feb. s.-Clarence
(Brick) Owens. American league UNI
pire. was held today to officiate in the
spring training games in Texas as be-
tween the White Sox and the Giants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
BARKER BACKED
OUT OF MURDER

TULSA, Okla, Doc Barker, on
trial for the murder of T. J. Sheriff..
aged watchman of hospital under
construction here. admitted on the
stand Saturday, that he was in on
plot to rob Sheriff." but declared
he backed out Of 1t because it was
discovered there wasn't enough money
to fool with" Billie Campbell, girl
friend Of Barker's, who late Friday
repudiated an alleged signed state
ment connecting Barker with the
crime, was arrested on a charge OF
perjury.
She admitted signing the statement
put said she signed it to obtain her
liberty from the county Jail where
she was held in connection with the
case.
Barker took the stand today and
charged that state witnesses who are
also accused in connection with the
murder for which the state claims
robbery was the motive, framed up"
on him.
The alleged finding of peculiar
bullet in Sherrill's body which CORE
sponded to those used in a gun al
legged to belong to Barker figured in
the state testimony.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
Hustle and BuStle is
Cause Of Many Deaths
in East, Doctor Says

NEW YoRK.-The hustle and hustle
Of the metropolis is partly responsible
for an increase In the number Of
deaths from heart disease. health
Commissioner Copeland said Saturday.
Too keen an interest in the stock mar.
Ike; is a contributing factor.
Commenting on the fact that l2.oo6
persons died in New York OF hear;
trouble last year-an increase OF 644
over l92o-he said:
There can be no doubt that the con.
dI,ions under which people i've here
are conductive to heart disease. They
run up subway stairs two steps Mt n
time, and are hurrying all day long,
The means OF transportation are so
crowded n man stands up twice where
he sits down once. In short. the New
Yorker is nervous at reposc.
"This Is the financial center OF the
world. Tho average citizen has an
interest in the stock market. Many OF
them speculate somewhat. This man.
ner OF life places an undue strain on
the heart"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
Oriental Romance of Actress
Ends Shrouded in Mysteries
ESPECIAL TO The Ardmorei,e,


SAN FRANCISCO.-After Is years
the oriental romance of Ella May
Clemens, sister of Mrs. Howard Gould,
is over. Wong Sun Yue, the Chinese
husband of the once famous actress
has returned to China and his white
wife does not mourn his absence.
Thus ends another chapter in a
situation that was a cause celebre a
generation ago, and still the mystery
of it is all retained. Why the sister
of the noted New York society leader
married the low caste Chinese-why
she estranged herself from her fam
lily to follow eastern mysticism-why
she preferred to remain all these years
in obscurity-these are questions
which are still to be answered and
which may well never be answered.
Marked by Illness
Mrs. Wong Sun Yue sits alone in
a room in the rear of n tea and
curio shop in this city. Illness and the
passing years have marked her coun-
tenance deeply. She talked with care.
full freedom of her own plans, say.
ing that she intended to keep the lit
tie shop closed for another year that
she might study the better in solitude.
adding:
Il intend to study the mental pow
ers. l am very much interested in the
oriental PHILOSOPHERS and in modern
psychology and the study OF vibrations
too. My own illness and the successful
treatment of it convinced me that
most human ailments and most hui
man activities are the result of vi
brations."
Husband in China
When questioned about her husband
Mrs. Yue said he was in China and
that she did not expect him to re-
turn. She said they had been mar.
ried in accordance with the Chinese
teaching but how or where she would
not reveal. When asked il she con-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
MALESTER DEMOCRATS POST.
PONE MEET TO NAME OFFICERS

McALEsTER. okla.-on account OF
tho fact that l.. u. Myers. president.
has moved TO Ardmore. and II. W.
Bcll. socrctnry.trcasurcr has moved
TO Duran,. meeting Of the Young
Democrats League of the county has
been called here Tor Tuesday night
to elect their successors and to ar.
range for the organization OF the
grass roots precincts throughout the
county. George ilhl is acting chairman
In the absence II Mr. Myers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
HI.y CLUB TO HOLD
THRIFT MEET JAN. -

The MY club Of the Ardmore High
school win hold It's Thrift Week meet
Ing on the evening " January % at
Junior High school building. The topic
of the meeting will be Personal
Finance" Chester Cole. president II
the club will be the leader and the
speaker NJ the evening will bc Fred
G. Carr of the Exchange National
Bank As the most prominent portion
of the entertainment program Robert
llefner. jr.. will favor the club with
a violin solo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
CONDITION OF MINERS IN
PITTSBURG COUNTY SERIOUS

McALESTER.-Coun Judge S. +.
Brown states that the condition of
the miners in some parts of the cour-
ty where the mines are idle is becon-
ing serious as indicated by several
delegations that have called upon
him recently asking that some steps
be taken TO relieve the situation and
prevent suffering among INDECENT fam
lies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
Mrs. Wong Sun Yue. formerly
Ella May Clemens.

sidered the alliance successful, she
replied:
That depends wholly upon whether
you look at marriage from the physi-
cal, Intellectual or spiritual point of
view"
1t is twenty years nearly since Mrs.
Wong Sun Yue parted from her sister,
Mrs. Gould, and her father and moth
er. 1t is reported that she refused
to give up her Chinese associations
even when offered handsome allow
ance by her family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
TWO MEN SAW BARS
OF JAIL AT BARTLESNII.I.I. 4.

BARTLESv1LLE. okla.-Bert Wat.
son. and VIM. Miller. two prisoners
In The city Jail on charges OF vagran.
cy made their escape some time dur.
Ing the night by saving their way to
freedom. the police reported this morn
ins. Authorities in nearby cities have
been notified to be on the lookout for
the men who are believed 10 be trav.
cling In stolen automobile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15

is here on q brief visit with his brother
Robert Ledbetter and other relatives.
City Attorney T. b. Orr has return
ed from business trip to Dallas.
W. r. Shackelford of the City Drug
! Store'is at home from a holiday visit
made to different points in the state
of Arkansas. MIR. Shackelford says
that bountiful rains have fallen in that
state, farmers are encouraged and
are working hard and the cultivated
lands are in good shape for planting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Brady Of this
city will leave here Monday for Tea
que, Texas, where they will make a
brief visit with their daughter Mrs.
Cummings. Following their visit there
they will go to Corpus Christi. Texas,
where they will remain several months.
The Advent Christian Sabbath school
will be held at 10 O'Clock this morning
at 1904 Third avenue, northeast.
~ H. 'OOh ltttliNiy vi NHt tpputHVNot
Nash Motor Company of Oklahoma
City has come to Ardmore to make
his home and is associated with the
Felmlee Nash Motor Company as
sales manager. The new Nash home,
81 West Broadway, will be formally
opened TO the public Feb. /.
Word from c. NJ Henley who is in
New York on a spring buying trip
states that New York is having un-
usually cold weather. Mr. Henley is
expected to return home within the
week.
The bankrupt stock OF II. Levy Is
being offered for sale by Commission
er G. A. Spaulding on Friday Jan.
uary 20.
Grover Wells, secretary of a propos.
ed new country club is seeking n name
for same and is Offering handsome
prize.
Suits filed in district court to noon
yesterday include Frank Mickey VS..
Tom Dyer ct al, debt; Belknap Hard
ware Manufacturing company VS.
James w. Draughon judgment; in re
dissolution Dewitt Oil and Gas com.
pany; Budd Hoard VS.. John Fisher,
abstract judgment.
Mrs. Ray B. Stephens of Wilson,
who underwent an operation at the
Hardy sanitarium December 10, was
able TO be moved TO the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. =. B James, l0ls Har.
grove street, Thursday.
Friday night the police took up
four cars which were left parked in
the business section Of the city be
tween the hours of midnight and 4
o'clock in the morning. This is VI
olation of one OF the traffic ordi.
nances.
To date 1877 former soldiers have
had their discharge certificates reg
istered with Clarence Harris. county
clerk. Recent notices from the Amer
lean Legion have requested that this
registration be made to guard against
loss OF thedocument.
The mems Sunday school class OF
the Methodist church, meeting at the
Princess thea.er Sunday morning will
pose for a group photo after the les.
son, John II. Carlock, chairman =
the day announces in a special let
ter to all members.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
l1orenre Rank Itobbri

OMAHA. Neb.-1hrce armed men
entered the Commercial state bank
In Florence. fuhurh Saturday. lock
- the cashier. nudolnh johnson. In
The vault. and escaped with shou,
g.. .ooo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
MuSkogee Prepares For
5000 Rotary Delegates

MUSKOGEE, Okla--The Rotary
club today opened headquarters pre-
paratory for the seventh district con-
vention TO be held here March 80 and
at the same time announcement was
made that work on Transforming the
big grand stand of Athletic Park into
an auditorium, to seat 4.590 persons
would begin next week. Pullman cars
will be used TO assist in housing tt..
5000 delegates who are evnectoj to
attend. A Mardi gras festival, it Was
said today, will be one of the nLrrer-
Gus features.