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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
COTTON ASSOCIATION
PAYS $40 PER BALE

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Announceme
OF further payment of $40 per bale
to all members of the Oklahoma Cot.
ton Growers association who have de.
livered cotton te the association has
been made by officials OF the organizl.
tion here. The work OF writing checks
covering his payment started Jan.
30 and will continue pr badly for
two weeks. \ check goes to the local
bank covering advance to all grow.
crS who drew advance through that
bank. The hank, then makes dislribu-
lion to those members.
This second payment, together with
the first advance Of approximately $50
pcr bale makes total advance of ~
cents per pouud that members Of the
association have thus far received on
th"ir cotton This H. more than many
members received al.t0ld for their cot.
ton lat year officers Of the asso-
cialiou poini ont, II being In fact
more th'n double the price paid tG
som, 81 The same growers for their
1890 crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
Civic CLUBS TO
MEET At SMOKER
"Upbuilding Ardmore" Is
Sentiment to Prevail When
Committees Gather at
Old Fashioned Barbecue

For the purpose of cementlng friend.
snip among the civic ORGANIZATIONS Of
the city which will enable them to take
concerted action on important matters
relative to the upbuilding of the com.
muniiy the members Of the Kiwanis
Rotary and Lions clubs will meet in
united session at the Elks Hall next
FRIDAY night at s o'clock
r. ii. Roger, president of the Kl.
wants. assisted by committees from
each of the clubs named, is now com.
pletlns arrangements for the affair
"hlch VIII include in addition to the
business session an entertaining pro
gram and dutch lunch" consisting of
beef and lamb served in old fashioned
barbecued style, and other delicious
dishes. The program of entertainment.
VIII include the Ben Scott orchestra, Il
negro string quartette, dancing by La
Petite Chisholm and Chicken" Petty.
professional entertainment by WAYNE
campbell of Oklahoma city and 9TH
er features. A smoker is also sched-
uled.
'Al the civic organizations of Ard.
more are working for the same pur.
pose. namely, that Of upbuiding Ard.
more said Mr.. Roger Monday night.
and for that reason they should all
work, together in the furtherance of
important movements. Petty rivalry
exists and should exist in order to
Keep things interesting and keep up
the pep. But when vital subjects
bearing on the community in general
come up, united action Is necessary"
The meeting Friday night stated Mr..
Roger, is for members of the Kiwanis,
Rotary and Lions clubs only.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
WITNESS SAY MISS
RAPPE'S HEALTH GOOD

SAN FRANCISCO.-Mrs Katherine
Fox of Chicago, the last witness yes.
terday resumed her prosecution rebut.
tai testimony Saturday in the Arbuckle
trial seeking to refute the defense ev-
idence that Miss Virginia Rappe died
as the result of long standing blad.
der complaint and not as the result
of an alleged attack by Fatty Ar.
buckle.
Mrs. Fox testified that she never
knew the actress to be ill.,
Mrs. Kate Hardebeck. housekeeper
for Miss Rappe in Los Angeles also
testified. Her health always appear.
ed to be very good, Mrs. Hardebeck
said. However, on one occasion. she
was treated in Chicago for what she
said was nervousness.
Mrs. Fox testified TO receiving
communication from Mrs. Bamblna
Maude Belmont, who brought a
charge Of murder against Arbuckle.
regarding period Of illness suffered
by Miss Rappe.
Helen Hanson, Los Angeles mo.
tion picture actress. testified to tax.
mig long walks with Miss Rappe. II
never saw her ill.," she said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
FATAL NIGHT FOR
SPELLERS Is HERE

After many days OF suspense and
anxiety the fatal" night approaches
and Ardmore's best speler will be
known before another sunrise.
That sounds frightful enough? ANY.
way that is what many are thinking
about and talking about today as
last minute snatches of spelling are
being rushed. Every one including the
housemaid and even the cooks have
been pressed into service answering
the plea, won't you give out a few
pages?"
Great secrecy is being maintained
concerning details Of the spelling
match which will take place tonight
AT Convention Hall beginning at 8
o'clock. Just who the judges will be-
or the pronouncers is not known.
Spelling will begin promptly at this
hour
Ryonis club members after having
two or three days respite from the
expectation Of having to spell against
Or. c. c. Wcith will learn with some
apprehension that the minister decid.
cd after all to remain in Ardmore for
the match tonight instead Of going TO
Texas as he had expected.
Every hody-men, women and chill.
drcu--is urged 10 attend the big
spelling match. Not one moment Of
dullness II Is promised and if you
don't get your fun twenty-five cents
worth Of fun all money will be re.
funded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
Wealthy Widow Would
Wed Again

"Now that my stomach trouble
has all disappeared since taking a
course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
would even consider getting mar
red again. ! cannot tell you how
terribly suffered before taking this
great remedy" II is a simple. harm.
less preparation that removes the ca.
tarrh1l mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. includ.
ing appendicitis. One dose will con.
vince or money refunded.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
ArdmOreite Claims The
Youngest and Smallest
"NewSie" in Oklahoma

Meet the youngest newsboy in
the state.
He is Jesse Stevens and is Just
five years old. yet he has the abil-
ity to rustic business on the street
and is wide-awake.
Jesse Is just tall enough 70 reach
the big brass handle on the door
of the Ardmoreite business office.
Every afternoon he~ comes around
and shakes the door until he is
let in. With his modest request
II want to sell some mere pa.
pers" he is supplied with a mum.
Der
Jesse is the only newsboy in
town who does not have to pay in
advance for his papers, too. He
sells on commission basis. tax.
ing a number of papers and pay
ing for those he sells. He has al
ways checked up TO the very PEN
ny, which shows that the odd cents
and fractions do not bother him
much.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
LOWER PRICES ON
FURNITURE GIVEN.
Sneed Returns From Buy
ing Trip in East; Plain
er Types Prevailing in
Many Styles.

Lee Sneed CT the Sneed Furniture
Company has just returned from a
three weeks buying and inspection
Trip from Chicago, Philadelphia and
New York City. Mr.. Sneed states that
he found the mills have regained prac-
tically their normal output, especially
so in drapery fabrics. The rug and
carpet mills are now only sixty days
behind with their orders.
Many new patterns and color com.
binations have been bought for the
spring season, he said. Floor COW
erings are mostly Of the palmer type
in soft natural colors. For the win.
dows, the under curtains to be used
this season, are silk nets. gauze and
light weight easement cloth. these fab
rics are especially adaptable to this
section as they shut out very little
of the light and sunshine. The over
draperies are very bright contrasting
colors with prominent patterns which
/ turn make a cheerful and happy de.
coration for aay home.
Floor covering and rapery materials
are substantially reduced in price
which insures the public that they
may now buy with no fear of having
prices reduced the next day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
Polish Orphans Circle
Globe Seeking Home

NEW YORK-The steamship
Princess Matoika, sailing today
for Danzig has, ON her passenger
list, 232 Polish orphans who were
beginning the last lap of trip
around the world They fled from
their native land two years ago
to escape starvation and death in
the wake Of the bolshevist armies,
then driving hard against the
Polish forces defending the capital
Of that republic. The little globe
trotters are 10 ne returned to War.
saw, where the Polish government
will find homes for them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
woodward County Snake Story

SCPPLY-Leslie Miller, living north
Of here, killed a large rattlesnake the
past week. The reptile possessed sew
en- rattles and a button, and was
found crawling along a highway. Sew
eral snakes particularly rattlers, have
been reported by farmers in this sec
tion, which is unusual in this season
of the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
WEATHER REMAINS
COLD AND RAINY.

OKLAHOMA CITY.-A cold wave
and generally cloudy weather is in
sight fcr Oklahoma tonight and Wednes
day. 1t was announced at the United
states weather bureau here today. Min.
mum temperatures in the northern
portion of the state tomorrow morn.
ing are expected to range from to
lS degrees and from 10 to &c in the
southern.
The high pressure area which is
causing the drop in temperature is
cehtered over South Dakota, it was
SAID at the bureau. but with the for
nation already of a low pressure area
on the Pacific coast, It is expected
me cold snap will he Of short dura
ton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
GASOLINE EXPLOSION WRECKS
BKlCk WALL Al OKMCLGEE

OKMuLGEt. Okla-Explosion Of
gasoline in cleaning plant here Mon
day afternoon. wrecked brick walled
room and broke windows in adj in.
ing buildings causing damage est!-
mated at $1,000 A tire was blown
from store in front of the room
through plate glass window into
the street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
NEGRO SENTENCED FOR
OKLAHOMA CITY CRIME

OKLAHOMA CITY-Robert McAn's.
ter, the seventh man to receive a life
term in the penitentary for completely
the llynching here the night of Jan.
II, OF a negro packing house workman
was sentenced Monday when he entered
a plea Of guilty to a charge Of mur.
der before District Judge James /.
Phelps and told the story OF his parti.
cipation in the hanging in open court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
KANSAS WOMEN GATHER
AND MARCH ON MINE

PITTSBuRG, Kansas Women esti
mated AT from 60 to 200 assembled In
franklin Monday morning and march.
cd 9. within one fourth mile OF Jack.
son walker Mine No. l2. The women
dispersed after urging miners not to go
To- work, Sheriff AIilt Gould slid he
had heard rumors that women were
planning n mass meeting In Franklin
tomorrow. To be followed by marching.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

COAl.GATE.-Coal county attorneys
are against the transfer Of Indian land
litigation from state courts to federal
courts, according to resolutions pissed
by the county bar association here
this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

WASHINGTON The nomination Of
Andrew Miller to be federal Judge
Tor the North Dakota district was or
dered reported favorably today to the
senate by the judiciary committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

Carter county Is freer Of ticks than
any county in Oklahoma according
10 report made recently by W. T..
Martin. state tick inspector. Mr.. MAJ.
tin states that by the end of the
year there will not be an infested area
in the county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

Forty.flvc cases were heard in po-
lice court yesterday afternoon when
Judge Sullivan collected total OF
s1i5 from offenders. Several cases
were continued
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

r. l.. Wyoner, arrested last week in
the oil fields on a charge OF selling
narcotics is now Mt liberty on n 81 900
bond after hearing before Justice OF
the Peace Butcher. He also faces n
charge in federal court and is out
with a $500 bond hanging over his
head.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

Heavy Pure Wool Army Sox -35c
Three Pair SI.00
Silk Jisle Dress 2jc
Best grade leather palm gloves .5c
Az, Pick, Shovel and Hammers 95c
Army Gillette style razors- iOc
Gotten SON, double heel and toe Toe
Fine Wool u. ID. Dress Caps----95
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Miianaisc, trico, pussy willow
and Jersey pctticoats Ia II vast
array OF beautiful colors.
Lace trimmed crepe de- chine
hIght robes, plain and lace
trimmed stcp-in Chcmlsc and
ankle length jersey blOomcrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
AZ If1N

Nu.. ,pt, n.,t. ,t.,,.t t., .t.,.r VIZ.
ginia in Joplin durins1 thr pnst week.
Mrs wash ThonIns and children are
visiting her mother at prt t.ron re,aa
Mira " ID hamilton Visited her moth.
er Ms Laura Cooper et NinIta FRIDAY
ulcrpitr
Miss Ruth kfIrdrr was over from Mar
cls4a Friday and ap,nt tho week end
win homo folks
Nias Lois gtov,r OF UrruIFe was visiting
friends and r,istIyrs hone Tor a few days
during tho pnst week.
Mrs Leo puutlut AMI family recently
enjoyed e yia,t from her sister. Mrr. John
Lyons aud SON m VmIth
Mrs g. y Starhu,k made . TIN 60
Ninia during the past vcck and was tho
sueft NJ Nil aud Mis- pave Meredith
Mrs. Grutgo TompsIu and SON Joe roe
Gently suffered nn attack " pncumoui,
at their aparfmout In the Palmer hotel
4. " Cabtu % F,isen taIirrad official
from S4putp, Wa. attending to bus.upHa
nffaIrs ln This city during the past week
D. NJ kuunrn and daughter Mrs Mae
IeWIf we're rrtrntI, called to GIrad.
Kan o., attend the fuuprRf ~ an uncle
Mia John NIdlffpr. accompanied hy her
Nttlo daugntpr. N.aItrt her mother. Mrs
j. J.. Courtney. iu Miami Ftlday after.
noon
chris Roller and family recently en-.
io,rd a VISIT from ufa brother. ip law and
aistcr Mr and Mra y 4 Turner and their
son of Lamar Mo
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

was served at ! o'clock az one long tabls
which had a. Sc decorative blooms red
roses seated with the members were
these additional guesto. Mcsdnmea Arthur
uluck Ed BlliuEhsuscu. }. we're Frsslcr.
AZ bridge. witch Immediately followed.
honors went to Mrs b.. Y. turer and to
Ms fraEirr The uIVi meeting viii b.
held IN two weeks with Mrs. Rurch Bur
Tasty decorations In st,~ynlentines rcd
I mingled with the yellow b6Hkkround Of the
new tea room Monday when Mrs. Arthur
BlHck entertained with a bridge luncheon
NJ Canary Inv. 4 urrttly appointed
luncheon was served ht I o'clock IN three
courses aud followed by bridge az nine
tables Iiigh score was reached by Mrs.
NJ n. ShuwHrd. who received = handsome
gold .cuCrustcd plato BOO the fickNrd pat
tern. Mrs. Paul Hooi % Tuisa scored low
pepper act. out town guests were
Mcsdames John Mr.ft carolyn smith
lteid y. II. uucl, and Paul Rcod' all OF
ruisu.
Mrs s. g. Lawrence entertaired the
uaurn'era of tho American Revolution
Monday afternoon at hcr home On south
usual form. cousiatiuE or y pane on 'Hls
torc Nccilewott of Martha Washington. =
Time" read by Mrs Hattie IroueI. Noll
call wna responded to with brief sketches
Of pioneer women both ot the tevuluton
rrv potud aud modern, Mrs ", "
Downs was elected delegate to attend IN"
Z
iuEtou MIS- Uurh MAckay and the re.
gcnt, Mrh Sarah jennings will attend the
state conference NJ Noiman Mts v. l.
nltcrnhtrr. uuc now member Mas. John
". Day. was welcomed from New Jersey
chapter.
Guc.ts Numbering $50 were cntertelncd
at tho monthly social ~ the Lima Burrc
class NJ the Christian church IN the
Y. ". -. 4 ruoms Tuesday uight. NUM-.
bets forming iho prog 'W wore No,nl
SOLO VN MICS Joe MnNN'WH, piano MS
Ina Indd rrndinC. So. Lockhart Mrt.
ROY Hnrp made q u.k ON the recent
icnchers training ruurs" for sunday
EaJG judss Mcpoug.i made a talk on
/ the managerial form of guyrrnmont a
social time including '1Irtunr reln''
/ Msa Uclon Murphy v's hoglcsg Mon
, da, evening TO tho Ethuso Maids, tot
whom she had arranged four tables Ton
/ score was reached hy MisH Margaret Kelly
. club mrmber. aud Mrr waldo Huycke.
| Ru,st In addition 90 the club members
] these guests wet" present M"slnw''
HSG,sG H"saisoa H. H,s Misses M%aG sa NSna SSs S hsg
] and Mary Bcrubtuck Luoiile Means and
| Ethel Archer A uTht lunch was HctNed
nt tho close u the games Tho hostess
/ Bcrnbroct Miss Muymo Jones VIII b"
/ the ncNt hoatcHs.
J A newly organized card club called the
| Entire Mons club hold its first social meet
/ lng Tuesday afternoon ht the home ol
/ Mira Floyd HaulcnbcCk. IA West Thomp
] son. Rod hearts and other decorative
/ touches herulded 81. Valentines approach
I -Four games ~ bridge were played and
1 high score was reached by Mrs. {. -
/ Holloy. \ doliciAH luncheon followed ths
] games. Tho charter members Of the Clut
~" Mechanics Frcar. Huilcy. Anderson
. Shradcr. knrcber knapu'uhcrgcr. Nc
. Masters, S,ncltpr Rccro Robinson, trcnn'
. and Hpuleuh,ck. The noNt meeting vii
. be held IN two weeks with Mrs. 6. q
F Hpn,y lOlt East Line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Colo. nre guests IN the Sherman Hurst
t-mc for a few days.
Tir and Mrs r.. W. whitaker announce
the arrival Of an eight and ona.hslf
pound daughter Friday morning whom
they have named Mary Louise.
Mr.. aud Mrs o. y. williams. SIS Nortt
oak street. entertained Wednesday night
honoring their daughter. Miss Lola, whusl
sixteenth birthday occurred on that dare.
Judge 4. D. Carson T. at home from
Kansas CITY where he uuderv ont % asri-
Gus operation few woeka ago. IT. ls Inn
proving rapidly and expects tu De out
Mrs Terry Donshle and Mifs elizabeth
Melody were hostcssrs to the ladies of the
catholic guild az the homo % Mrs Don
ehur, to9 South Fourth street. Thursday
afternoon,
Mrs =. w Driver vas at hons" In
formally AZ hcr home, f20 East cleveland.
Friday afternoon. Thirteen ~ NrH. Drivs
ora friends accepted her hospitality on
Mr ana Mrs samuel Hewitt Of Rising
City, Ncb are here 10 spend Tho re-
maindcr of the winter with their son. Rev
e.. ~. Hewitt. pastor of the First Meth
odi q church.
Mr ana Mrs Ray Ditton Of Baxtsr
NurluEs Kan. arrived here sunday end
will TAX, up their residence here. MI.
pittou win be associated with tho Daily
News an city editor
MIS- g. ". itandloy iaft Tuesday morn
iuu last fur points IN Nebraska, whore ths
will vlat friends and relatives Tor few
weoly She was accompanied as far as
Wichita hy Mr. iiandIry
f.ru MttHarct Lossert entertained an
even dozen uf hor friends In an Informal
manner pt hrt home, a0g North sixth
ftf,,t "Wednesday afternoon. The ladies
brought their fancy work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
Society
clubs-Music--woman's work.

Mrs. 4. g. johnson: voice, Magnetic
Waltz Song (Arditti). Mrs John A.
Robinson; piano, Polonaise. G.
Minor (Chopin), Mrs. G. @. Spindlcr;
saNophone solo. selected. MIR. Harry
a. Robinson; piano, Polonaise T. Ma
jor tLiszD, Mrs. Clyde l.. Sears.
Members of the Oklahoma Fed 81
GRAFTON of Music clubs met here I'm
two days session this week with the
president, Mrs. Domingo G. Acosta,
and perfected plans for the state
meeting, to be held April ~. The
junior contests and young artists
contests promises to be an outst1nd-
Ing feature. A new constitution and
bylaws has been revised, and Mrs.
Acusta and her local officials and
chairmen are very cnthusiastiG.ovCr
conditions Meeting simultaneously
was the local committee on arrange
ments with Mrs. Charles Il. Bush.
chairman.
The Parent-Teachcrs association
OF the Whittier school will hold its
noNt regular monthly meeting In the
Whittier school auditorium at 3:3O
y. m, February H. Anyone inter-
osted In the school is invited to at
tend this meeting and learn what is
being done for the betterment OF
our school
Officers of the nrand chapter Or
der Of Eastern star organized at Rod
Fork on Friday evening at Masonic
hall. Members OF Tulsa chapter eX.
omplified the work.
The T. II. L. class ot the First
Baptist church will meet at the
home of Mrs j. w. Smith. 2i7 Has
kcll street, Monday. February II, ut
2;3O o'clock. The hostess will 5c as
sisted by Mrs. Elton Everett and
Mrs. william Dietrich.
Officers of Aaba court. Ladies'
Shrine, will bc entertained at lunch-
con on Monday. February 13, at tho
home of Mrs. q. T. Dawson, 12ZJ
South Carson avenue.
A
Past matrons OF the order ot
Eastern Star will entertain tho
young wcmen of the order I'm tn"
home OF Mrs. Joseph Drouot. Cl )
South Frisco avenue, Friday. Feb
ruary II, at s o'clock. when II will
be decided as to organizing "A study
club for the young women In East
ern Star circles.
Tulsa chapter, order Eastern star.
will bayc fpitintory work and n So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

whcroat plans Tor the month " February
we're discussed 81 length. IN addition to
the consideration - business Wfaits, y
pleasant time was had socially, and re-
frcshWrnfs ~ sandwiChca. rio aud coffee
wet9 served Co tho following Mirscl
Myrtle lfubhnrd Mona hudson, Ola
SrrwHirr Irau jackson, Mabel Jackson.
Hazel Wilson. Lucy tBdt. Nellie Hoyd.
McsirWcs &c. II Wilson. - y, Hubbard,
Lre uuuthst charles shelton. Mr.. and
Mrs W NJ rblntor Nrs ~ e. KinE. Mr..
John Lyons. Uoy, l. o. Hudson aud RrN.
nHIY tHf.pIaN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Officers of Aaba court. Ladies
Shrine, will he entertained at lunch
con on Monday. February 8, at tho
home of Mrs. O. T, Dawson, 1879
South Carson avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

cial at the meeting 90 be held
Wednesday night.
Personals
Mr.. and Coleman McNulty leave
Monday evening for Kansas City to
attend the motor show.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald will re-
turn frome Oklahoma university
whore she has been visiting her
brother, robert Fitzgerald
Ms. a. II. Robertson has returned
from California where site has been
spending several months and is with
her son. MIR. ID. e.. Robertson. until
March /. when she will be at homo
at 1880 North Cheyenne avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mead were
called to Detroit. Mich, very sud
denly this week by thu death Of Mr..
Mead's father
Mrs. A. d. wplker Of this city,
who has been critically IN In Glen
dale, cal, is now improved.