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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-14

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-14

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Home Forum
ABOUT MEXICO

Sometimes We get TO the point where
We say. Oh, We'll what is the use?
Again We wonder II IL is not our duty
to advise our feilowman. even though
il goes unhreded Barnum was cor
rect. when he said the American pco.
pie like to be- humbugggcd When
many people read free advice, given
by someone they say: / wonder what he
has for sale. or he Just about wants
% all for himself. or friends, or he is
sore about something and wants 10
knock. lie is "a pcssimist and don
like to see anyone gct ahead and many
other things that rs anything but "a
credit to the one who only wants 10
save some poor devil from ruin.
Now. to the point ] have lived in
Mexico about ld years and 'it would
require pages 10 tell al the fake
schemes ! have seen pulled off and
when | think OF the good things here
.t makes mo wonder why they bit Ike
/ hungry trout az IA, rankest proposition
/ imaginable lirur ln mind. Mexico rs
not new d, coyry and an uneXplored
] NWNMNNN 80 AkNI'NflA'N'N AAN' tNN'N h'NHAN't
| was AN utmt ln age compared to this
country DO NOT believe au MeXicans
are fools. aud !cst the Lest land idle
aud selected the worst 80 mild thc.t
homes, Whom ncy had tho rck uf II
| ALL / have lung since learned whor,
there ls no farming done ~ all somc
thing is wrong Tho RIO Grande valley
would have mover been made a farming
country only for the immense amount
or money spent Tor irrigation - they
had no water 1t would atm be DESERT
have lu4t bon looking over th'
prospectus uf a '.'Gt city, lai,rcd ~
beautiful colors. showing gtass and or
chards, and accompanying i proportet
newspaper with glowing descriptions
After looking them both over oven !
with all my i6 years of experience
almost become excited Water Ia prom
iscd in abundance and no doubt man,
poor dovIl Ia putting up every dollal
ON futures n man goes into thes'
schemes and only makes an invcatmcn
Of an amount that n he loses some
II does not deprive his family of neccs
stiles. well ond GOOD 'Tis true We hav'
no prohibition here and all kinds .
LIQUOR is plentiful but m least be- sur
to have little water for your animals
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
FAME

G.. w. BARRON, veteran financial writer who, has
so much horsesense that Wall Street stops and
listens when he talks, says in a speech
"On the top OF the Rocky Mountains where the
line OF the Union Pacific goes over the Great Divide
there stands monument in stone to Oakes and
Oliver Ames, the shovel makers OF Massachusetts.
who. first bound in lines OF iron the Mississippi Val
ley and the Rocky Mountains"
You know lot about Napoleon Bonaparte and
other destroyers. But did YOU ever before hear of
Oakes and Aues constructors of first railroads
linking the Mississippi Valley with the Rocky Noun
tains1 Probably not. Such is fame aures all for
the destroyers. Even Barron off-hand couldn't re-
member Oakes' first name
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
OUR FIRST YEAR
By a Bride

In preparation for the motor trip I
invested in a darling new electrical
sewing machine II wasn't so very eX-
pensive because / only had to pay n
small sum down and S. a month. For
the first payment | gave my check.
Jack agreed that | needed Z sewing
machine All economical wives had
sewing machines. And he was sorry
that l had to use my allowance for a
down payment
Jack so often is wo.J led nowadays
when we discuss our finances that
have learned to make our conyeraa-
ilons about money as short as possible.
l set out to make my dresses this
summer because Mary Smith says she
can make two for the price OF one
ready-made. / never learned TO sew
very well, my mother hadn't time TO
teach me- But today's patterns are
straight, there's not much fit to them,
they're easy to put together, Mary
says, and so | decided to try.
bought some Of the loveliest blue
dotted swiss, fine imported material
that ! never could find in a ready-made
and a French urgandy, crisp and dainty.
one was $3.50 yard, the other 50.
had them charged
The paper patterns looked easy TO
follow, and perhaps If l had had time
to be industrious / could have finished
one OF the dresses. But was inter
rupted by certain people OF Importance
I've discovered that people u leisure
who don't want to do things themselves
are quite ingenious abou' getting me
10 do things Tor them.
Mrs. Dalemater was continually ask
ing me to attend to her orphan pro-
teges. and Mrs Arnold thinks she is
doing me a great favor when she asks
me To give a weeks time 10 her remade
TOY department OF the childrcns sum
mer camp Certainly, it's "a splendid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

idea to reconstruct the discarded toys
Of fortunate babies and sterilize them
and redistribute them where they will
do the most good.
But sometimes | think the society
women expect me to do far more than
my shsrd More than once I've had
TO neglect my home to go somewhere
to help Jessie L0ngdon, and because
had so many dolls To dress | couldn't
find time to make up my lovely organ
dy. In fact, ] never expect to finish
either of my dresses
And what / honestly rlanned to be
a real economy proved an awful extrav-
agance
Hot weather arrived suddenly and !
simply had to 80 down town and buy
some ready.made things They were
not nearly as nice as | wanted, but the
best | could afford after | had put 50
much money into expensive materials,
II seemed such a pity to keep that
cloth packed in a closet drawer all
summer, especially after had shopped
around two days to find just what was
particularly becoming. and after / had
in consequence opened accounts in two
more places These new accounts got
me into a brand new and unexpected
muddle. when ! paid my bills | failed
to fix up my stubs in my check book
/ suppose.
one morning Frank Brown, Il friend
F D. IA
me ~:
"You'"e oyerdrawn. Mrs. Madison,
he said. l thought yoU'd ike 10 know
about Il,
OF go Gsa ! was llop'r.y usrkfL
lie said hi hol1 su,a,,hiae, wasn'I
clear what, until JACK nScd my ac
count
CTo BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. NEA Service
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
YOU AND |
RUMRUNNING.

An American bootlegper gets in touch with Canadian
dislier le a carload Of whisky has shipped
TO imaginary in Mexico The railroad shipment
routed across the United States permitted up
by law.
While tho whisky fIeieht-car is an American rail.
road yard is broken into by the bootlegger hauli
his stuff away.
Canadian distiler doesn't care lie has his money.
The railroad doesn't Freight was paid in advance.
40 complaint. Of course imaginary consgree in
Mexico. An around lis a beautiful arrangement.
Put the national supreme now rules that liquor,
moving from foreign port another. be seized
American territory, urdor the prohibition laws.
One one, the whisky leaks are being sealed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

as don't see how they could get
along on liquor
Mexico has the most fertile land !
have ever seen and In every case where
this exists there are settlements that
have existed for ages You may travel
a hundred miles from railroad and
where land and conditions are right
YOU will find people farming, some
packing their products ON burrows to
harlset DO not understand me to say
all good land is taken up and there is
none FOR sale. There are millions OF
acres unsettled and need farmers but
never far removed from settlements,
where farming Is done even IL only in
"a crude way
! well remember perferio Dias regime,
his attention was called TO the fake
schemes being pulled OF and he in.
quirod who was doiny same. When
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
CoNQUERoRS

f.. r. HARTMAN. son OF clergyman who never
had income bigger than $500 year. be-
came railroad king.
Hartman built railroads that enabled farmland
1900 miles from seaboard to compete in the Liver
pool grain market with the wheat lands near South
Americas coast He conquered space built COM
nercial empire from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
down to the Gulf of Mexico.
Quite an achievement Yet the history books
have little to say about II. H. though devoting
pages to man named Custer who never did any.
thing except shoe, lo OF Indians and finally got
shot himself.
Fame shadows unmportance. Its the step
brother OF notoriey -------.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

advised & was Americans he SAID; who
are they deceiving? When told they
are Americans he sad: II appears 10
me yopr sovc'nmon, ia ihe propei par
ties to put a ,to2 u il aud when YOU
find MeNicans jc'cNinr yoGi people OF
Wncn ! 9lr MeH'cans are being de-
ceived / VIII stop il.
Mexico has All k nds Of opportunities
and man who wants 20 work has "a
! good chmte tc get ahead. Remember
All good tnngi 10 not 80 bcGGinS ana
where anyone Offers YOU something
good ana prowised muoh in the future
consult nan and see II he is willing tt
wait for his money in proportion TO his
promises 10 90 Something at u future
date. n thus day OF oil boomS all over
the "orll 80 one should buy except
at 'heap iylue in'rss S5ubsoI rights
so VITA Land. The"c are lands sold
where subsoil rights have been disposed
OF ana some cases the poor man VINO
buys knows nothing Of same ana does
not tind II out until deed IS made ana
probably not until someone comes and
begins to erect an oil derrick or ne at
tempts TO lease same for oil Mexico
is land OF wonderful opportunities NO
one should believe all good things nave
been taken up or flatter himself on
being ON the ground floor, as before
1 tsfs TOD mi of Tif al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

With the lapse OF few moments the excitement
spontaneously subsidies and the child returns to sleep
Nor does the victim recolect the attack in the morn
ing During its terror it set out of he'd, run from
the climb the furniture in wild attempt
escape from something in its dreams
True night terrors something induced by diff
Guilty inbr,athinG because of adenods bronchitis on
larry yitis weak hcar general WcoRucSs'
Night terrOrs may only be nightmare, q kind Of vivid
dream usually trcceahe indigestion bad ventilation,
previous terrifying experience mental shock The
child has feeling Of great weight the chest Of suffo-
cation of falling. It then suspends respiration or
makes sounds in breathing and wakes with start
in wild flight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
REWARD

PEOPLE know lots about the destroyer. of the
past very little about the past, inventors and
constructors. That is the fault Of hero worshipers
who wrote our history books.
The public instnctiyey realizes that one con-
s,ructors is worth army Of destroyers That IS
why The famous men OF today, the ones most talked
about the Henry Fords Fdisous Rockcicilers.
Steinmetzes, Marcouis and Goethalses
Historians viii change it al. When they yet
through with the records. militaris, viii eclipse the
others That is, unless the moyemen, to write his
toy SensibH becomes successful
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings In Carter County and
Ardmore as told By the files
Of the Ardmoreite.

There is considerable speculation as
TO whether the republicans OF Carter
county will put a ticket in the field
this year. A republican mass meeting
hen been called for Saturday to deter
mino the question
County Clerk Brown and Shelton
Tyre. deputy are busy making the de-
lnquent tax list of the county
Rain 10 beginning to be needed badly
ana unless there should be rainfall
witnin The ncZi few days the oai crop
UiB be considerably shortened.
Tio Oklancnaan. in It's issue OF even
date, says Governor Haskell Monday
granted pardol." Down here in Ard
more we have been laboring under tho
I'M rcsslou thai Lee Cruce is governor
and tina, Haskell is running for the
e. $. Scnate.--Edltorial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
BertOnBrdleyS Daily Poem
CONFIDENCE

CONFIDENCE
Whatever YOU want i'm the game of life
You've got TO get out ana try for;
You never viii win from the stress end strife
The thing that you merely sigh for.
You've got TO believe that it's bound to come
You've got TO besege, bcSet it;
For being doubtful and looking glum
Won't help you bit to get it.
Unless YOU think that your hearts desire
Is something that's rightly due you
You can't expect and you can't aspire
To have the thing handed TO YOU;
If you don't believe your success is worth
The energy TO achieve it
who else ask you. in all the earth
Are you hoping TO have believe it?
You need n spirit that naught can daunt
Whatever the task that's set il;
You've got to believe in the thing you want
Ana fight like Tie deuce to get it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
DIR. BISHOPS ADVICE
NIGHT TERR0RS
BY DIR. II. II. BISHOP.

HAVE been asked many times by
anxious mothers whether might tel
rors' are indicative OF any cousiitu-
tional ailment in a child.
True might terrors" are often 1f
very serious import They certG'nly
indicate an unstable constitution. They
may be tho forerunuor Of mili eM.
lopsy or st Nitus dance
The child wakes in vague. wild dla.n.
screams and clings to its mother but
evidently fails to recognize anyone
and cannot at once he quieted and re-
rSeured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
GIVE HER 4 PRIZE

ROSEVGLLLE. llls.-Mrs Noah
Mcbride, - years old and the moth.
cr Of eight sons and eight daugh.
tcrs, gave birth to her seventeenth
child, "a son last night All the chill.
dren are living. the eldest being 26
years of age Mr. Mcbride, As years
OF age. is employed as a threshing
machine operator.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
BOOK.WORNIS.

Robertson Smith might have been valclctoron of his
class hs ycu tlc University of CHICAGO flc was put
ont ot the iunnng because he couldn't chin himself 10
f.mcs
Smith had ail the mental record qualifications FOR OF.
fcla class orator But after he had chinncd himself
seven times his muscles went back ON him.
It win amaze olltme graduates to learn that an Al
student longer unless he measures up 10 cor-
tain athletic standards good many will consider rdic.
uous which b Is despite tho value Of gymnasium train.
ing.
one OF the troubles with Americans is that we 80 10
extremes n everything.
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BIRDNIAN.

arplaue without a motor is being built by Edmund
o. Allen. student in Boston. lie calls @ birdnane II
IS glider operated by human muscle power. imitation
of soaring bird.
win yen read of ALIENS death, IN a week or So.
when he makes bis first flight? Not necessarily An Eu.
glider recently stayed afoat In the air 2l minutes
The most successful arufcol.wng plane will never
have widc market civilized IS lazy, does nothing
That he car get machine TO do Then too. no speed
without motor, and most Of speed.maniacs.
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PIONEERS.

Born in Connecticut in 1874 Mrs Henry f. Pellet
remnisccs about her marriage GO years ago we'd
ding day her husband had only Sc cash. she says IL
was ample for paying the minister and honeynoonne for
% week
You got an idea of how prices have changed, whom
Ars. Poilott recalls That tHiors made mans in
those days Tor * And the Pclett living expenses
were only Sle24' the first year Of their marriage
Wages, however were correspondngly small That's
fhs 'ofrr
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GRAIN

Russia will not be able export grain for Mt least
five That Is the report special agent Of tho
nartnrnt Commerce
with Russia out of the running until 1921. American
grain could he reasonably Of good foreign
markets. also better prices than if "a flood ~ grain were
pouring down through the nauaneles.
There's many slip, etc. however Five years is "a
lot ol Ir
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sWARMING.

Ontario province Canada finds that its total popula.
ton U.s. ouH ul0o larger than Chcaro's.
Cranmed into less than 200 square miles Of city as
many people in the 4o5262 square miles ot Ontario.
That 8. hc go about nineteuths of the prob.
lens ~ so-calcd civilization" Swannng breeds our
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