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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
Notas de base ball

entire las novenas COLLECTIVE >
'sPuerta de TERRA.
seguramente para este domingo va
estara terminada la cerca, y parte dsl
piso de los palcos, trabajo que ha EN-
pezado desde hace algunos dias, POI
cEenta de la directiva del Espa1a
Foot Ball Club.
LOS oTRos NO sERAN EN- CAGUAs
Nos participan los managers de
las novenas s'Colectiva' y Puerto
Rico' que los cuatro juegos restantes
de los cincO del campeonato, no los
celebraran en- la ciudad del "Turabo I
debido la exorbitante cantidad que
aquella liga cobra.
Jugaremos dDnde mejoses yentajas
nos ofrezcan-dicen los managers -
y al efecto va estamos en- communication
con Manati.
Con tai motive es probable Que en-
el pueblo del ''Atenas" libren las no.
venas contrincantes su .segundo y ter
Ger juego, de 10 contrario en- la ocho
ell domingo once.
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TsTUDIE' CAIIGRAFIA EN- sU CA.

ESTUDIE CALIGRAFIA EN- SU CA
SA.-- Curse corto. Pagos mensIsles.
EIegante diploma de graduation. Am
plia information gratis. Por 25 centavos
en- sellos de correos le remiteremos u
tsrjetas con su nombre escrito artisti-
camente con tinta blanca COLEGIO
PERCY, Ponce, P. r. r.
CE vENDE.-Un magnifico juego
. - de muebtes mcdernos de habita-
cion completamonte nuevos. Aproveehe
esta oportunidad. Informaran en- Ca
rretera q, santrrce, Puerto Rico 6-3
CE ALQUILAN habitaciones fres-
cas- v en- casa dc fanisia rcspeta-
BILE. Para infermes Cris.o 4 teI6fono
1853 verde, san Juan.-6-23.
rHANDLER. ~ pasajeros, buen es
~ tado. vendo uno cambio por IN
Ford. Escriba a P. 0. Box Ga, Manat;,
p. R.-6-7.
(OMPRO CASA dc concrete en- San
~ turoe, en- cualqtlier calle afrma
da entire las paradas diez y q. Alredor
de siete mil dolares. Avise al telefono
525 verde, santurce.--6-9.
CE VENDEN BARAfAs, juntas Q
- separadamente, tres vtdrieras es-
trechas propias para puestc en- zaguan
O local de POGO espacio. Import Sales
and Business Agency Inc. Allen 80,
tel6fono CAT, San Juan, P. R.-P.
A ZUCARERO competente. Ofrez-
CO mis- servicios como Azucarero
para las Centrales de Santc Dornin
90. Venezuela Colombia. Poseo
buenag referencias- Direction Julio
Rivera Roman, Box 1890, Arecibo,
Pnerfo Rico. 6-27
CE ALQUILA en- la Gale San Sc
bastian 4, un mirador esplendido
fresco propio para una familia Q
un taller de modistas. Informara en-
la mislna casa, Gumersindo Maldo-
nado. 6-3
Sc vENDE por $4,000, la casa romero
% Gale de San Juan, Parada 10. Renta
$4,000 mensuales. IMPORT SALES &
BUSINESS AGENCY mo, Box 4s6.
1'elefone CAT. San Juan. 6-3
CE vENDE en- La Ciudad Condal
ma Registradora grande de Gin
co gavetas, trabaia con electricidad y
manigueta tambien Sc vsnde una ma
quina escribir Smith Premier. San Jo-
Sc 5. san Juan, P. R.-8-2Q.
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CAFETERIA A7sn slT1 soil ~

bastantc grande con dos dap6sitos,
propia para. restaurant. Para informes
Cirijase al Cafe CENTRAL, telofono
13, Catano P. R.--G.
NIEURO-VIRIL.- Indicado para IA
Impotencia. Falta dc vigor Sc
xual, Decaimiento fisico, etc. compucs
TO dc Iohimbina legitima del oeste de
Africa Y lecitina. I'm frasco do IS ta-
r1ietag. 81 80 Ell todas las buenas far
nacias Distributor. Jose G. PEYoRK.
Id. Bouret, san Juan, Puerto Rico. -
Pida mpestras " prospectos.
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- -~4-
WILLARD es sin duda alguna ei meJor
acumulador que puede poner su CARO-.
1o1 fabricantas de automobiles 10 usan
como equiro standard; de ahi su supe-
rio1idad. SANTIAGO A. PANzARDI,
INC. la casa que da servicio'. San
Jtan Ponce, Arecibo, Guayama. 6-S
a RGUMENTos PARA CINE!:-
Nuevas ideas en- gran demanda!
Las ideas de I'd. pueden waller mucho
Por que no aprende escribir argumen-
tos para el Cine? Nosotros le ensefare-
mos. Pidanos informes.
Instructor Fotodramatico.
P. o. Box 40, sta. I.
s New York City 6-24
Sc ALQUIIaA un hermoso almacen aca-
bado do fabricaz en- el mejor sitio del
Malec6n, es TODD de concrete, con puer-
tar ventanas de hierro, mids 700 me-
tros cuadrados. Sc arrienda toio en-
parties. InformsrA: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company. Inc. F.
soE1BRERos DE PAJILLA.- Hemos
rebajado nuestros precios. Procure ente-
carse antes de comprar otra casa.
9. Perez Alvarez, $. en- G., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. r.
CO1TERcIANTEs DETALLiaTAs.--
Hcmos recibido una grandisima canti-
oad de cafzado que nquidamos casi
precioB dc coyto. g Perez Alvarez. S. en-
G., San Juan. P.
I'm todas las Farmacias puede con-
= scguir HyoToLE" y con Ell
pucde coinbatir con 6xito cualquier cla
Sc dc tos que ustcd tenga. coinprelo Ell
las Farmaeias. GA
DAMAs DE RUEN cRITER1o Y GUS
70 RET1N ADO captense La adnlraci6n
general usando ''MINERAIAvA
BEAUTY que devueIve al rcstro 81
encanto y lozania do Ia juventud. 6 e-1s
LLANTAHTOS LA ATENCIoN uue aho-
ra siempre vendemos vasos san.tarios
, barquiIlas para helado, precioE con-
venientes, SERVINGS pedidos per correo,
G. O. d. la isla, MEDINA z VILLA
MlL, Tel6fono 9l0, SOL 81, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. e-13
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CT vENDE en- La Ciudad Condal'
una Registradora grande de Gin
co gavetas. trabais con eIectricidad y
manigueta tambien Sc vende una ma
quina escribir Smith Premier. San Jo-
Sc 5. san Juan, P. R.-8-2Q.
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oTRA vEz EL DOMINGO:

Sc da como seguro, Ia celebration dc
un desafio Ell la liga de la parada ocho,
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'TAOUIGRAFIA 4 !

da su tempo. Aprenda taquigrafia er
POGO tempo y por POGO dincro. sohcites
Vicente SANABRIA, Cataiio. G.
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. CE ALQUIIlA mitad de una magni
flea ohcina. Inf6rnese calle Te
tuan ndmero |, frente al Hotel Palace
SO.
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Sc vENDE por $4,000, la casa romero
% Gale de San Juan, Parada 10. Renta
$4,000 mensuales. IMPORT SALES &
BUSINESS AGENCY MO, Box 4s6.
1'elefono 947. San Juan. s-s
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

FOR SALE-Boston terrier pup
pies from registered stock. 2237 w.
Jefferson st. db
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL-lSO North
Central very reasonable rates, ds
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

ESKIMO SPITz puppies from good
corner Fourteenth st. 1t,
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
( EoR RENT-LAND

40 ACRES with water, IN an sV.
.cre enclosure: terms reasonable 10
rieht party; small house ana we.
with pump. Phone Slbs'
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
aa-pEr arocK

FOR SALE pit bull terrier male
pups, one female Airedale, good game
stags: also good pit game eggs.
Marsh, 2035 w. Monroe. IT
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

WHITE LEGHORN hens for sale.
Third house west Of car line on High
land Ave. db
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

NICELY furnished bedroom. cheap
for woman employed. Phone 1888.
1o
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

WILL GIVE ROOM to lady en-
ployed for company nights. 1888 f.
Van Buren,. 1T
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

ROOM with sleeping porch, bath
connecting, private entrance. Phone
S746. ds
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
ss-LIvEsTock

FOR SALE-F1ne fresh Jersey COW.
also 1.S00-pound work mule. Price no
object. Phone 204, Ri. It.
FOR RENT-Cheap If taken at
once for cash or share, 27 extra good
dairy cows, now milking. Phone
21S R-l1. d.
FOR SALE-Two year old mare,
saddle, bride and spurs; will trade
for sixty chickens. 'Gowdv, Seventh
st. and Indian School road. 1t
FOR SALOONS or all. milk goats
some just fresh, others coming fresh
soon: also kids and two billies. good
stock; or will trade for Ford. Henry
Ewald, Stewart Addition. Mesa. Ariz.
1t
GOAT, just fresh: good stock Vo-
gel. Fifth st. and Polk. ds
WANTED-Furnishing and fix
lures Of picture show ut bargain
price. Offer in exchange two lots in
Ft. Worth, in Waco, Tex. one Port
land. Ore; all clear; cash difference.
L. M. Allen, 1602h Cover St, Los
Angeles, Cal. 1t
FOR SAI4E-Eight American pure
blood doe kids. each one chocolate
color and regularly marked. All are
sired by Cawood No. 1852, who last
year produced AZ pair of twin doe
kids, and will exceed that record this
year. No spots or tricolor in Cawood.
The dams are does not for sale. each
one has a teat and udder equaling
cows, each one is now producing
more than 6h quarts OF milk daily.
l cannot supply the demand for milk
at 35 cents a quart, and will offer
these doe kids at $50 each or the 8
head for $3.50. do not think time or
money can select their equal as
prospective milk producers. Your or
der accepted by payment in full and
delivery OF kids May i. 1922. Mature
does now giving gallon daily and
many coming fresh. at reasonable
prices. Two OF the best milk pro-
ducing strain of bucks in America
Iowa Ferdinand No. 8772 imported by
De Haan. Dark color. short haired,
regular markings. As active and
lively as q squirrel. . sure breeder. l
have all my young stock bred to him
and have another buck from De
Hams importation; not related Is
my reason for offering him for sale.
Price, $500. Cawood No. 1852. l
think. is the equal OF any living buck
in America. Nearly all his offsprings
are female and a sure breeder OF
type and color. have a large num-
ber OF his offspring and offer him
for $500. Will exchange either or
both OF pure bred does or doe kids.
Both bucks are usually docile. but as
lively and active as q real pure bred
buck ought to be; Is years in Cali
fornia. References, our customers.
Visitors welcome daily except Sun
day. Carl p. Sheddan q Son. 126
Hawthorn. cor. Commercial St. In
glewood. Calf. Phone 233. II
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

HAVE YOU read the Poultry De-
partment which 10 a regular feature
OF the Sunday Republican? Have
You any suggestions. or any cues
lions regarding poultry which YOU
would like 20 aslxt Address Poultry
man, Care Of Republican. II
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
f9-FOR REMIT FINISHED
ROOMS
7thAve.Hotel Rates

Nice two-room apartments, $40 TO
$50; bedrooms. $40 and sis month;
everything new and clean; hot water
in all rooms. Free bath. Seventh
ave. and West washington st. It
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
a1-FoR sALE-AUroMoBILEs
MAXWELL CHALMERS
ID HNEWnD Ea
DAD
RUNNERS
CHALMERS
MAXWELL

There is no question about quality,
title or fair treatment when pur-
chasing one of our Used Cars.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

WANTED-Setting hens. viii
trade Ancona chicks. Phone 1854. br.
FOR SALE-Baby Chicks; for high
grade white and brown leghorn baby
chicks - Mitchell's Poultry Farm,
Mesa, Arix. IL
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

FOR RENT-Cool room house.
old shade. chicken runs. pasture for
cow, fruit trees for sale now on the
place, COW, chickens. electric wash
er and some furniture: must sell,
Ave db
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

Copy of Letter from Rev. Joseph P. Hicks, of he First
Presbyterian Church of Oklahoma City, of which Mr..
and Mrs. Owen are members:
Honorable Thos. H.. Owen, Attorney-at-Law,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Dear Judge Owen: want you to know that have
read with pleasure your announcement as a Democratic
candidate for governor. Certainly, it is a most hopeful
and encouraging sign when men of recognized ability,
integrity and Christian character are willing to devote
their time and effors to public service. Mrs. Hicks
joins me in wishing you success.
Evidently your former pastor at Muskogee, now located
in Fort Worn, is interested in your campaign. ] en-
close you a letter which | recently received from him.
We are mindful and appreciate the interest and ac-
tivity of Mrs. Owen and yourself in our church since
your removal here. Mrs. Owen has rendered splendid
service in the women's work. | believe you know we
appreciate the work you have done since your election
as president of the Brotherhood class. With kindest
regards and best wishes for your continued success, and
prosperity, | am, your friend,
JOS. p. HICKS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
His Former Pastor

Copy of letter from Rev. Thomas K. Thompson, now of
FIT. Worth, but for many years pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church of Muskogee. Rev. Thompson was
Judge Owens pastor for many years and knew his per-
sonal and home life intimately.
Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. l6, 1922.
My Dear Mr.. Hicks;
| have just learned that my very good friend, Hon.
Thos. H. Owen, is a candidate for governor of the state
of Oklahoma. shall appreciate whatever you may be
able to do for him in the race he is about to make, as
during his residence in Muskogee | learned to think a
great deal of him and his good wife.
Judge Owen was an officer in our church there, the
First Presbyterian, and a very valuable man, where, for
a number Of years, he served us most efficiently.
Aside from his church affiliation, which of course,
ought to mean much among all moral folk, | believe
that Judge Owen is e%minently qualified for this dis
tngushed position, and if he is elected, will make a
noteworthy and capable Governor. and one who will re-
fleet credit upon the whole state.
incidentally, Mrs. Owen is peculiarly fitted to be "the
first lady" Of the state, and that is no inconsiderable
thing in such an issue as this.
| trust that your work is prospecting and that you are
happy in it. Most cordially,
JAMES X. THOMPSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Mrs. Hester for Owen

Copy Of letter from Mrs. G. B. Hester, Muskogee, to
Mrs. Chas. b. Ames, Oklahoma City. Mrs. Hester has
been a resident of the eastern part of the state for more
than sixty years, active in the work of the Methodist
church; in Missionary and child welfare endeavor; in
women's clubs, and is especially well-known and loved
by every member of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
Muskogee, Okla, April IL, 1922.
Mrs. Chas. B. Ames, 4Ol W. 1t4h ST., Oklahoma City.
Dear Mrs. Ames: I have just returned from our Mis-
sionary Council which convened IN San Antonio. But |
friend and good fellow-citiZen Judge Thos. H. Owen,
who is now a candidate for the governor of our great
state, Oklahoma, the fairest and best of the west. l
have been a resident, Christian worker, also a charity
and prison reform worker for ~sixty-five years. | have
had large opportunity for knowing the good citizens
of former Indian Territory, now the great state of Okla
homa. | have known Judge Owen for many years, as
a good citizen, and a very acceptable member of the
Presbyterian church, as well as a useful and helpful
member of society. Many times | have approached him
in the interests of child welfare and our dependent help
less children at the Day Nursery of Muskogee, and al.
ways received a cheerful and ready reply in a liberal
donation to their support. In our former Associated
Charities, of which | was the soliciting secretly, he was
ever ready to give help in our beginning . In the day
of small things for three years he was a member Of
the firm OF Marcum, Fears and Owen of Muskogee,
and had the confidence and respect of all with whom
he had dealings. | knew him when he lived here with
his first wife and children, she having died a number
of years since, a good wife, mother and Christian, gone
to her reward in the heaven Of rest. | wish TO say as
to political stories that have been circulated in regard
to Judge Owen, they are all fabrications of corrupt
politics so far as my observation has gone. In regard
to his many good deeds, | must say that he and his
present wife have been most helpful in their liberal
donations to the United Charities of Muskogee, present.
ing the organization with a house and lot, which serves
a long felt need as a dormitory for the dependent boys
at the Day Nursery at Muskogee. For this gift and
many others their names are held In loving remem.
brance.
Signed: MRS. G. B. HESTER. =.
political Advertisement "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Thomas H.. Owen
Democrat Candidate for Governor.
Commander U. c. Y. for Owen

Copy of letter from the Rev. Theodore F. Brewer, one
of the pioneer Methodist ministers of this state, form
epy president Of Harrell Institute, known throughout
Methodism for the abundance of his good work covering
a period of fifty years; Commander of Oklahoma Div.
u. c.. "; member of State Board of Education.
Broken Arrow, Okla, March p, 1922.
Major Eugene NJ. Kerr, Oklahoma City.
Dear Mr.. Kerr:
Replying to your letter written yesterday, I will say
that ! have known Judge Thomas H. Owen since he
was a lad. l have had frequent dealings with him
and think know him well. ! regard him as being a
gentleman, a Christian and a man we'll qualified to
make Oklahoma a first class governor. And, like many
of us, he summarized himself when he joined hands
with MH. owen. She was a student in Harrell lnsti-
tute when | was the president. Very truly,
THEO. F. BREWER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Rev. Wiley for Owen

Copy of Letter from Rev. w. S. Wiley, one of the ablest
Baptist ministers of the state:
Muskogee, Okla, March 2, 1922.
HONORABLE R. A. BILIUPS. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Attorney at law.
Ny Dear Mr.. Bilups:
Since l have known former Chief Jusice Owen in
timately for tweny years and having been a fellow
townsmen of his for seventeen years, it is q pleasure to
me to speak a word in favor of his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for governor of Oklahoma.
First: He has the ability to perform the duties of the
office. In my opinion this is q fundamental ~qualifica-
ton OF a candidate for office. However honest and
good one may be, if there is a lack of knowledge and
ability needed, there are always divers pitfalls for the
public servant who is dependent upon secondhand in
formation.
Judge Owen is versed in science and practical applica-
ton Of the principles of government to the last detail,
and therefore will not have to rely on the opinions
Of others in determining his duty as the executive of the
state.
lights in the obligation of good citizenship, and is al
ways ready to perform his duies as a citizen in both
private and public matters.
He was one OF the leaders in the fight for constitutional
prohibition in Oklahoma. He was active in the two
campaigns conducted in this state and fought at his own
expense along with the preachers and others.
Judge Owen is a profound believer in the Bible and
a great student of it and has been a teacher Of it for
many years.
Third: He loves his home. Judge Owen is never hap
pier than when he is at home with his wife and child
rem, all of whom re church members. If he is
elected we will be able to point our children to the
home life of the Governor as an ideal to be smulated.
This one qualification is of tremendous value In MAN,
tanning the dignity OF morals Of the rising generation
OF this great commonwealth.
Sincerely,
W. s. WILEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Owen for Prohibition

CHATS % Collect. 1922. July 10, AM. Hop
Marion, Ohio, 19-l109-A.
HON RICHARD A BlLLUPS, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Judge Thomas H. Owen has always supported pro-
hibition by his vote and public speeches in campaigns
when the question was before the people to be voted Oh.
H. 7. LAUGHBAUM.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
made him known to almost every home in Oklahoma:

made him known to almost every home in Oklahoma:
Oklahoma City, March 10, 1922.
Judge Thos H. Owen, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Dear Judge: l have your platform before me, as given
to the press some days ago; it has the distinctive
Owen ring, as reflected in The many decisions rend-
cred by you in the Criminal Court of Appeals and the
Supreme Court of the State.
recall with pleasure the assistance rendered by you In
my efforts to pass effective prohibition legislation in
the early days of Statehood, and how as a member OF
the Criminal Court of Appeals you interpreted the Pro-
hibition laws so as to make them effective and en-
forcible. | also recall our association as delegates to
the Baltimore convention, where you held out to the last
for the nomination of Woodrow Wilson, and your sub
sequent service as Assistant Secretary of the National
Committee charged with the conduct of the campaign
that resulted in his election.
While we belong to diffeent churches here in Okla
homa City, | have viewed with great pleasure your sue
cessful efforts in behalf of the Great Brotherhood class
in the First Presbyterian Church and | am glad to
know the people have an opportunity to put a real Sun
day School worker at the head of our state government.
My sincere wishes follow you in this campaign, and If
nominated | believe you will be elected by $4,000 ma
jorty. Truly yours,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Noted Baptist Endorses Owen

NUCCu DdpCOC ElluUIScS UWcu
(Mr. j. C. Stalcup was for ID years Secretary and 8
years President of the Oklahoma Baptist Convention,
and is loved by all who appreciate a beautiful char
acter.)
Los Angeles, California.
To My Democratic Friends in Oklahoma:
Since so many years of my life have been spent in Okla
homa in cooperation With you and others in earnest
efforts to build up and improve conditions, and as l
will not return to the state in time to cast a vote in
the primary, | may not be "Out of order" in speaking
to you in this way concerning the political crisis through
which the state is passing, brought about by conditions
improve upon the past either by cussing or discussing
it-Our hope is in the future.
As have thought the matter over, am impressed that
the most important single act in the program is the Sc
lection Of the best available man for Governor. A
mistake here will be ruinous to both party and people.
Conditions in Oklahoma now demand of both parties
that they act with great care and wisdom in the APP
been and am still a strong advocate of democratic prin-
ciples and policies-honestly and intelligently applied
and am consequently the more Interested in the man
to be the standard-bearer. Upon this important ques-
ton, after a most thoughtful consideration of the quail
fications of each and all who are asking for the nomi-
nation, am thoroughly convinced that Judge Thos. H.
Owen is pre-eminently the best qualified man for this
high office. Without intending to discredit any, |
must say that Judge Owen has the essential qualities
OF head and heart (n0w so much needed) with his sue
cesstul eXperience-which strongly appeal to me, and |
think will appeal to all who know him. as being the
one man who can not only be elected in the general
election, but also give an administration to all the peo-
pie OF the state which will be for the best interests Of
the entire state. Let's nominate him by such an over
whelming vote that will guarantee his election.
Signed: j. c.. STALCUP.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Owen Can Win in November

Copy of letter from Richard A. Bilups, of Oklahoma
City, whose work in favor of prohibition and other
movenentl looking to the moral uplift of the state has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

BREAK THE CONTROL OF THE BOOK TRUST AND STOP THIS OC-
TOPUS FROM LEVYING TRIBUTEON THE SCHOOL CHILDREN OF
THE STATE
OWEN GUARANTEES TO TAKE THE SCHOOLS OF THE STATE
OUT OF POLITICS AND PERMIT THE TEACHERS TO EXPRESS
THEMSELVES WITHOUT FEAR OF LOSING THEIR JOBS
VOTE FOR THOMAS OWEN AND NOMINATE A MAN WHO
WILL DEFEAT JOHN FIELDS IN NOVEMBER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23

THE RACE FOR GOVERNORS BETWEEN OWEN AND WAL
TON. ONE OF THESE MEN WILL. BE NOMINATED.
"A VOTE FOR WILSON'S HALF A VOTE FOR WALTON. CAN
YOU AFFORD TO DO IT?
OWEN STANDS FOR CLEAN, DECENT, LAWFUL GOVERN
MENT.
OWEN PROMISES YOU WHEN ELECTED GOVERNOR TO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-23
Owens Pastor Writes

RICHARD A. L