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, 1922-12-11

Have you hned out theh lines in the|a above cut and mailed Ito The T1bune?
Unless you 10 it tonight your picture may get in too late to. compete in the prize
awards A.IN.H
he contest is open t al pupils of the Casper grade schooka nd the winners will get
two tcketse each "Father on His Vacation" the great show what ONES to the Iris Thurs
day. matinee ant night
Gtb busy now; cut out the phtureh fl in HI inc and bng it or mail to the IGGS
EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE. It must De in The Tribune office by . o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The above picture will nota appear again.
Five pupils are gomg to seet the show for nothing and you may b one of the lucky ones
Each will have to tickets gen them " he Tribune The winners will. be announced
in The Tribune '
, 1922-12-11

Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter. we'll
known writer and politician. has been
appointed a special commissioner by
the governor of Kansas to investigate
the n~IiteracY in that State.
, 1922-12-11

We would not and VIII net attempt
to benefit At the expense OF others.
What we wAnt. and what we VII
have. l. justice. Justice In prices
and wages. Justice IN Industrial and
political control
I'VE are not mendicants seeking
favor or blessing OF any ether groups.
any parties. any institution We
have our limitations. but they Ars
becoming iess. We have u short
comingr. but they aC becom-ng
fewer.
I'VE have consecrated NJ lives &c
TIE highest ideals q fair play J n IN
dustry and the proper representation
on politics. Thus there VII b
brought together IN understanding DO
iiticai fellowship those great con
~structive and productive forces upor
which the welfare of the nation
fundamentally rests"
, 1922-12-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WASTED-Assistant bookkoeper and
saiesiadys state exr< ience. trafnlnr
age. initial salary expected and two
references. position permanent %
right party. Boa A-27. Tribune.
12-Ii-zt
FOR RENT Two iurnished has
ment rooms. SIS Z. Fourth.
1.-II-2tr
FOR SALE-At a racrifice two room
house and barn Owner ieavin-
Wyoming. Phone 121ew. le.ii.sl
, 1922-12-11
FEDERAL CAME
LICENSE BILL
AGAIN KILLED
Congressman Mondell Sue
ceeds in Defeating Meas
ure Which Would Rob
State of Revenues

WASHINGTON. Dec. li--Special
70 The Tribunel-conslstentiy oppos-
ing federal u~surption OF rights prop
erly vested ia state or individual.
Congressman Frank w Mondell has
again nut a quietus on the hil requir'
ing MI who would hunt migratory
birds % take out n federal game
license.
This asu previously discussed
IN these columns. is sponsored by
certain persons who want federal con
troll over all hunt ng, and who seek
annie funds through n license sFs-
tenn for the purchase and maintennnce
OF federal game preserves. Under
the terms OF tho bill. as passed ny
the senate. tho home Of the bird would
be more sacred than the home of the
sndividuai. for The senate bin makes q
a misdemeanor 20 invade the former
without payment Of n license fee
Of 81. whereas it Is provided that
''anv authorized agent OF h depart
nen, Of agriculture . shall have
AUTHORITY. with a search warrant, TO
search any place"
II is further provided hat
United States Judge or commissioner
upon proper oath or affirmation
shoNPiae probably cause, may Issue
warrants In all such cases"
Opposing the on a pre-
v.ous occnsion. Mr.. Mondell called at
= tention 70 the fact that such n law
would subject citizens Of a state to a
prospeo Of being hauled 20 federal
court n they robbed a birds nest or
shot A wild duck without having pro
vlded themselves with a federal
license; OF having their homes en-
tered and searched upon affirmation
of proable cause He pointed out
|, that practically all birds in northern
Z iAtitrdes fall in the migratory class
and that this Is particularly true of
wyominR where anyone desiring TO
hunt birds other than qual or grouse
!: would be obliged TO take out the
+. federal license or suffer severe penal
ties for falling so to do.
Mr.. Mondell not only objects TO this
method of depriving the state OF It's
revenues. but is emphatically opposed
! to further extension of federal author
fly and jurisd elton in a matter OF
his kind. He called attention to the
tact that under the proposed law a
. boy, shooting a blackblrd without first
HAVING secured a federal license.
could be hauled to a federal court
hundreds OF miles from his home for
trial, and upon conviction might. I'M
der the provisions OF the senato bill,
be fned $500 and sentenced 10 jail for
ak months.
As floor leader, Mr.. MondeIl is
largely responsible for the sequence
in which legislation in the house is
considered. and, though much opposed
TO the bill in question. agreed upon
the insistence Of members interested
that It should DO brought up IA the
house. He gave notice. however.
tina he would use every effort to
defeat IT,
In view of this opposition friends
of the measure decided of the last
minute to defer insistence On imme-
d.x4e consideration OF the bill.
, 1922-12-11
ARMY AvATORS
STILL MISSING

CONTINUED from Back Page9
American army In the occupation of
Germany.
For war service he received the
, 1922-12-11
Real Punches in
sWhile Satan Sleeps

There are real punches. physical
and emotional. in while Satan
Sleeps" Jack Hollis new Paramount
picture which was heartily received
az the Rialto theater yesterday. The
sta delivers a realistic battle when
Is a person of Panamint. he goes into
a saloon and dance hall to bring out
a derelict to his wife, and encounters
the burly proprietor OF the place.
The emotional punches como in
with the development OF the impress.
sive theme. showing the hero's fight
to go straight. inspired by the trust
which a lance hall girl reposed "
him, he being in reality a crook who
went Il Panamint for the purpose Of
robbing a bank, continues for two
daya.
, 1922-12-11
Pressure on Lungs
Caused by Gas

often a dull. full feeling IN chest is
caused by gas from undigested food
pressing upwards towards lungs.
sometimes gas presses or heart and
Is mistaken for heert trouble. Simple
buckthorn bark. glycerine, etc. as
mixed in Adlerika. expels gas and
stops pressure almost INSTANTLY in
many cases. Removes surprising
matter from BOTH upper and lower
bowel which formed gas and poisoned
stomach. Adierika is EXCELLENT
10 guard against appendicitis.
For sale at Casper Pharmacy-Adv.
, 1922-12-11

In Holland more than 10000 acres
are devoted to the cultivation of bulbs.
, 1922-12-11

cro.z de Gussra with palm
Colonel Marshall WAS E~radFAted
from the United States mIn~fy
neademy IN 1850. On September 5.
: 1854. he married The daughter q Cen
erai J. X. Page. L. S A. n has heia
commands IN various army divisions
since. His Official residence Is listed
as Darlington. Wis. although he Is
now officially stationed NJ washing
ton. D. 9.
, 1922-12-11
NJ. HENGH BUYS
THE PIONEER GROCERY

Samuel NJ Renen, son OF Judge
John y Heneh. OF this city. wen into
the management. as owner, Of the
Peerless Grocery. located at s2s East
A street, today. This stock OF goods
was formerly owned by Johnson.
Bros. under the management o. Mr..
Heneh. Sem. as be IS known aInong
, 1922-12-11

The new thing is often the old
thing rebound. Even the political
equality of the sexes was anticipated
centuries ago, II has Just been dis
covered that in tho year 24oo B. C..
n city in Asia Minor was ruled by a
prince and princess with male and
female project, and that the women
had precisely the same power as their
colleagues.
, 1922-12-11

his many trends In Casper. L. prob
ably the youngest merchant IN Cas-
per. and possibly IN the state. con
: dering the size OF h business He
vas raised In this city up 20 his
tenth year. and Is purely a Wessernite
having lived In Tiienmopci-s. whcra
he managed the largest exclusive
grocery store in the big Horn BASIN
Tor over three years His friend
IN China he art O; ncaI-nE Is sri.
based on faith and superstition
, 1922-12-11
Meighan To
Star in Thriller
At Ratio ,Theater

viceroy of Indlal This Is one OF
tho pubic offices that Thomas Neigh
an holds in 1.-The Man Who Saw To
morrow" his new Paramount pic
ture. which Manager Todd OF the Rial
to theater announces for presenta-
ton at that coz playhouse next Wed
nesday and Thursday.
In addition he's a hard hitting and
energetic young scientist and explor.
er; also he has three love affairs.
He fights his way through the pic
ture, and at the finish-vell. that
must be left until h picture is ex.
hibi:ed. otherwise the punch IS lost.
But 1t ends happily.
, 1922-12-11

Miss I. Tuholski. OF San Francisco,
10 a manufacturer Of pickles and
relshes. whose products r known
throughout a wide section OF the
country. She was the first TO pre-
pare salmon caviar on the Pacific
Coast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
EDITORIAL
OF THE DAY
MILLIONS IN RATES SAVED

Oklahoma farmers will save more
than d million dollars in freight rates
this year by the reduction in rates on
grain, grain products, hay and straw
and ali related products, by a decision
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion in case brought by the Oklahoma
Corporation Commission. Campbell
Russell, chairman OF the commission,
argued the case personally before the
Interstate Commission at Washington
early this year. This is the first final
decision secured in the Oklahoma Com
missions program of rate readJust-
ment, for which the last legislature
approached $4,000. This decision VIII
save $500 900 on this year ) short wheat
crop alone. with substantial savings or
all other grains and on alfalfa, hay and
straw, bringing the total saving ON TINS
years crops considerably above 81 ,OOO,-
900. The reduction applies on all grain
and hay shipments from points in OK
lahoma to points in Texas, including
grain for export.
Another saving of nearly million
annually to Oklahoma will be effected
ii President Harding signs the Cum
minis amendment to the federal railway
valuation act. which passed the senate
February 2S and the house last week
This amendment strikes from the Valu
alton OF railroad property an assumed
factor representing the supposed cost
OF securing land for railway purposes.
The total valuation represents the cost
of reproducing the properties and the
railroads claimed this should include
the cost OF condemning or purchasing
land. The supreme court held that the
law supported this clean, and the Okla
homa Corporation Commission and
other state commissions undertook TO
get the amendment of the valuation
law that has now passed The amend.
ment, II signed. will eliminate from
railway valuations in Oklahoma about
$4,000 900 and save the people of this
state 100000 in rates TO be paid to
yield a fair return 10 the railroads on
their property.-Walters Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
OUR FIRST YEAR
By a Bride

I'VE won't have To scrape along an
hour" Jack exclaimed. "Pegsins. I've
got a job! Better--much better--than
any I've had, dear,
II forgot TO mention it-you threw
those letters and Bonny-and Bar.
hicks money at me as soon as I came
inAdldnt give me chance 10 tell
MIR. Tei,rle IN going to open new
branch. Bart and shall run 1t. I'm
going to go to work tomorrow to learn
the tricks!'
Of\course we spent the next hour talk.
ing over a wonderful opportunity--we
looked ahead years and years-not un-
I'll after dinner did we get back TO the
present.
II like this chance more because you
like II. Peggy. A man wants his wife
to like what he's doing.
You see, dear. l love you so. You've
thought all along | wasn't jealous Of
Bart. Dearest, I've been furious.
But | loved you So little girl! SO
| couldn't let YOU see. was willing to
compromise darling"
girl In the best way he forgets about
himself" | murmured. And / suppose
when q girl forgets herself for man
they've found the greatest love there
is"
Right there you've hit the flaw In
our prenuptial contract, dear. We want
ed TO remain Independent human be-
lngs We took II for granted we were
not 10 consider each other"
Modern stuff-the popular cHlt--in'
dlvldualsm-"
And at the end of our firs, year
we've discovered good old-fashioned self
forgetting is the only recipe for hnppi'
ness"
There's something stronger than
cults and opinions shaping human In
stitutlons' said Jack, rInstinct made
them to start with. And that's why in
stinct sustains them.
Instinct has built up The home and
and the dependence of the woman on
the man.
1--WE can't escape our instincts mascu'
line 'or feminine.
81 see" said |. Common justaveraee
jealousy has its uses, II reused YOU and
me, dear Jack We couldn't scorn 1t, nor
get rid OF il. nor live It down.
f'Pcg, do YOU remember what We
were saying lately about partnership
That in every combination of two, on'
was bound TO rule?'
In partnership of two yesl But
Jack This isn'i going TO he a partner
ship OF two-next year.
hid my face on my husbands
shoulder.
"Peggins, Peggns!' Jack whispered
Look at ne: what? Tell met
II mean that next year therell be
a junior partner added TO this firm
And | bet he won't arbltratc" Jact
was positive. And | hope hell take
after his mother
/ And be one grand little detcrminer
ION. | understand YOU, all right, Jack
darling,
(rhe End
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings In Carter County and
Ardm0re as told BY tho files
Of the Ardmoreite.

Judge Arthur Walcott came in from
the farm Saturday and spent the week
end with his family. lie stated that he
would become n candidate for The state
senate, having come to ;nal secession
after being repeatedly urged TO do SO
by his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Uuuhc. the!l daugE.
ter, Carrie and son Leon, and Mrs.
Henry Baum and daughter. Irene will
leave tonight for New York. from
which point they will sail Tor Bre.
men. Germany. TO spend several months
returning to this country In the fall
James Ii Mathers, CoLu'y attorney.
will address the voters at Madill, Mar.
shall county, tonight.
John NARROW. prominent citizen OF
Milo was In the city today upon impor.
tant business with the equalization
board
Mrs. Luke left tonight for Chicago
and nearby points where she will spend
the heated season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25

Parents can pick out their baby )
career before it is born. says DR.. Ala.
mon Ira Lucas, talking to an eastern
medical convention.
Doc has u nice little system. Parents
merely select the desired vocation. then
concentrate will power and desire on
it, and work occasionally at the career
they have in mind.
Whether this would work or not,
even in occasional cases, the best way
TO let the child do its own selecting
slowly and in the natural way.
Failure nearly always is due to fol
lowing the wrong line of work. usually
at the instigation Of parents
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
FRIGHTFUL.

New York City some day will have
50.00O,OO0 population. predict the en-.
gineers OF Safety Institute OF America
How would you like 10 live in city
OF that size?
The safety engineers. however. are
wrong. Before New York passes the
100000 mark. the airplane win be.
gin breaking up the cities.
People win live in the country, going
to cities only to work and shop. Enter.
tainment Will be at home-movies and
Legitimate" theatrical productions seen
and heard by wireless.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
Home Forum
WHAT SHALL WE TELL OUR
CHILDREN?

I'VE hate a fake we despise four.
flusher, We loath cheat and yet we
feed our children ON fakes, chcanery
and falsehoods from the cradle to the
ballot box, What they get OF the real
thing. straight goods" and "tho
square deal" they have TO steal when
We are not looking so saith Hubert
Coryell.
He goes on to relate the story OF a
found out there amt any santa Claus,
and that your paw and maw don't buy
yAr from the doctor. an now I'm going
TO find Out about this God business :"
We can not blame the loss OF confidence
in the boy but what OF the home school
and religion that In mock modesty
closes the eyes to all that mvolution
and evolution stand for and feeds the
child on fakes and falsehoods These
institutions train the human plant
along all lines except the one greatest
and more Inevitable vocation. that OF
marriage and parenthood
We have censored Gods plan OF ere.
alton off the stage.
Children come TO us pure and limo.
cent and they have the right to "a
square deal" in lift. straight goods"
about themselves and the world about
them. IN a pure scientific reverential
way. unafrald and unashamed.
The difficulties OF approaching the
subject of sex seems unsurmoun,able
to the average parent IN this day OF
uncertain values. OF what In worth
while. of what is puro and impure,
but one thing we may be sure. Nature
laws which are Gods thoughts can
naver hc IMPURE except rs we make
them so,
Give tho child square deal In lie
by giving them the pure and real
truths OF life.
MRS. E. NJ. BARRETT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
KHAN HOLDS KONkLAVE'
AT GAINESVILLE, TEX

A class OF h. X X candidates "a
half mile long, marching In single file
with hand on shoulder was initiated
at konklave of the khan ON hill
just west OF Gainesville. Texas. accord-
Ing TO mysterious messenger" who
telephoned The Ardmoroite saturday
morning.
There were 5000 whlte.robed figures
participating in the ceremony. 1t IL
suid, and the roadways into the coun.
try near the foot OF the Hill Were
swarmed with several thousand per.
sons who had come to witness the
spectacle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
Com
Says;

A man of the hour In China only lasts
a few minutes.
Misery loves company, They come ana
80 together.
Losing your temper is sure sign
of bad luck
They sell booze on u. IS Lines The
cry is Don't give up the ship
NO SElF.MADE MAN EVER LEFT
OUT THE WORKING PARTS
Autos nave DINNERS. Summer dresses
need them also
Who started the belief that a. m. 10
the time TO NOV lawn?
railroad president has a fine job.
Drop by the office, cuI few wages.
then out TO lunch.
Health hint Swat the ny until you
run out OF them.
Now that women have the hair
cutting craze these long haired
men ought to take Il up.
The world owes as living, but II
pays on the installment plan,
A horse ran away on Broadway in
New York. Il is thought that he saw
another horse.
Ford may want to take over our gov
ernment because II Is losing money
One sad sight is a fisherman with his
arms 50 full he can't tell about what
got away
They are looking for the twelve great
est women. Don't leave out the one
7 who makes her own hats.
The volcano boiling over In Hawaii
probably heard some Of this ancient III
waiian mlsic.
official says 81 per cent OF rs
can drive autos. but he doesn't say
with one hand.
Sarah Beinhardt plans another fare
we'll tour Mis- puts her two farewells
ahead OF business depression,
our idea OF fun is listening to wo-
man who doesn't use perfume talk 10
u man who does.
All OF them are not dead An ONO
man bought a load of fine wood and
found IL was sawdust.
II When trip TO the grocery is neces-
sary father admits short skirts give
freedom Il movement.
New York plumber kills himself over
his troubles. This proves they don't for
get everything.
Some Of these reformers ought
to invent sandpaper powder
puff.
Marconi expects signals from Mars
Guess they want to borrow some money
from our government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
A Newspaper That Serves
Sunday June rs, 1922.
THE ARDMOREITE'S
PLATFORM

Strict la10 enforcement.
A population IN Ardmore Of
$4,000.
Better cooperation betVeen
the citg and county.
Epery county road paSSable
every day IN the gear.
Election of officers who re-
gard duty above personal gain.
Consolidated schools IN the
rural districts.
Elimination of class foctiona-
liSm IN city and county.
Diversification of crops.
PaUing for every street in
ArdmOre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
THE REFEREE
Flying.

Commercial airplane companies In
France are carrying 10000 passengers
and $4,000 tons of baggage year.
They average only one mishap for each
500 trips.
A lot of US will see the day of flying
freight trains.
The French flyers usually are on
time. They arrive behind schedule only
three times out of 100
Progress is going along rapidly. up
overhead. while the rest OF us plod
patiently about on the ground or get
arrested for speeding when we drive
our cars d third as fast as airplanes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
BOOM.

In May. 1919. during the big boom.
the steel mills produced only 1929 .O24
tons OF ingots.
In May, 1922, output was AN ,l4l
tons.
Gentlemen with blue spectacles
should cut this out and paste II in
their desks.
The country in general soon win be
producing as much as during the post.
war boom. Financial prosperity will not
be as great. We are beginning TO
pay for the war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
AUTOS.

Have you bought u new car this yesrY
The auto industry adds up and finds
that in May 1t shipped from factories
100000 passenger cars and trucks. not
counting Fords
This is the biggest output for any
single month in history 1t beats. by
$4,000. the record established In March.
1890.
One good thing about business boom
1t comes back as fast AS 1t left
There may be a showdown in the fall
But chances are against 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
LUXURY.

What thing in civilization would you
to live in the woods like u savage?
In England Major McEwan and his
wife tried the experiment After ten
days they abandoned their back to
nature" campaign.
The major pronounced tobacco the
greatest blessing OF civilization. His
wife picked soap. Another ten days
without soap and the major would have
agreed with her
Cleanliness is civilizations greatest
luxury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
Carinsclg

George Carmack, ono OF the party
whose gold striko opened w tho Itlon.
dixie, dies in Vancouver, Tho telegraph
wires laconlcally announce Il In 20
words.
We are too busy IN civilization. hunt.
lng gold In our own way, TO pay much
attention to Carmacks passing. But IN
the Yukon and Alaska It will be big
news.
With the perspective OF time. We SEQ
that tho Yukon gold rush, after oil, did
not amount TO much. But It led toward
tho commercial and Industrial opening
up OF the far North whose timber, coal
fish, meat and grain will be its real
gold.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
WIDOWS.

a third OF the widows OF America are
badly In need OF money estimates John
l.. Snuff, Insurance expert.
This is not propaganda on his part.
TO sell insurance, for he makes the
estimate at a private gathering OF life
underwriters In Cleveland
man insures his house and furni.
ture for as close 10 its full value as the
insurance company will permit. But
he usually insures his life at only a
fraction OF It's value to his family.
though the bread winners life Is his
familys real wealth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
NEW BANK BUILDING TO
BE ERECTED At GUTHRIE

GUTHRIE. Okla.-The first Nation.
al Bank OF this city, the oldest bank in
Oklahoma, will at once begin the cree
ton of modern banking house on the
site OF the present building, which has
been occupied by the bank for thirty
three years II will be strictly a bank
building with no offices or rooms rent
ed for other purposes,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
JONES BACK On Jon FOR
HOME COMING CEI.EBR ALTON

Jack Jones, organizer OF Aahmes
Grotto for Ardmore, returned Friday
night from sun Francisco where he ut.
tended the Shriners' convention. and II
planning campaign In the county In
preparation FOR the home coming cele.
brstion to be held here lace In July.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-25
Bryan County School Burned.

DuRANT, Okla.-The Pleasant school
eight miles from here, one OF Bryan
county's best rural schools, was burned
last night the origin OF the fire 10 not
known. The loss OF building and equip.
ment was about 5000.