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Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-16
JAPANESE LAND
OWNERSHIP BAN
CONSTITUTIONAL

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-The
state supreme court today handed down
a decision holding constitutional the
California anti-alien land law aimed at
Japanese ownership of land.
This decision was rendred in the case
Of the state versus Hakado, Japanese,
brought as one Of several test cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-16
FEDERAL ROD FOR
STRIKE PROFITEERS

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The fed
eral government will take action on the
coal profiteers who have made undue
increases in the price of coal since the
nation wide mine strike began, it was
stated at the White House today,
The government will act through Sec
retary of Commerce Hoover, it was
stated. What action is contemplated is
not revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-16

Whore They Played Today
Natioual--New York st Chicago,
Boston at Pittsburgh. No other Nation
al games today.
Americau--Clevela 1T New York,
Chicago at Philadelphia, st. Louis It
Boston, Detroit at Washington. =. .....
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-16

WEATHER TODAY
Southern California - Tonight
and Wednesday, fair, except
cloudy or foggy near coast in
morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-04-07
ATTACKED BY WILD WOMAN
Kentucky Oil Man Will Probably
Carry Scars for Life.

+. =. Mitchell. field man for a pc
troleum company. has arrived at
Bonneville. Ky. from the Owsley coun-
~ mountain territory bearing wounds
which will keep him disabled for some
time. He will probably be- SCARED for
life.
Mitchell says he was attacked by
a wild woman She was armed with
a knife. or razor. and rushed at Nit
chell. slashing him several times on
the hands.
Mitchell notified the officers and a
posse was sent after the woman. but
no trace of her could be discovered.
Mitchell says she was half clad and
presented the appearance of havint
wandered a long time i'm the noun
taips. Many persons have seen tn
woman but so far as is known. Nit
chell is the only person she has at.
tackled.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-04-07
TELLS CAVALRY fEArS
IN WAR IN PALESTINE
Yankee Officer Declares Horse.
men Carried Day for AlIenby
in Holy Lard Drive.

Cavalry won the war. m LEAST 81
much of the world contlicr as wa,
ought ont in Pa %eStiLe. according I,
Lieut.. Col. Edward Davis. Unitef
States army who has just returned tC
Washington to present To the genera
taft his observations on more thar
tx years service with the armies Of
,thcr nations.
Before the entry of the United
States In the World war. and after
ward. Colonel Davis erv with the
forces of Great Britain. France. Rus
STA. Iial,. Serbia and Greece. Accord
ing 10 Colonel Davis. his most valu-
able experience was with the British
cavalry during the Jerusalem cam
pai n.
Tn both the Jerusalem and Damas-
Gus campaigns. Colonel Davis said. the
master stroke was delivered by the
cavalry. He described several of the
mounted charges made by General AL
Ienby's forces. and explained that the
most striking results were attained by
those swift aud unexpected blows al
enemy infantry and artillery groups.
After the British had reached what
looked like n StaIemate on the GAIA
Beersheba line" Colonel Davis said
at was decided TO employ cavalry In
a final effort 10 pierce the Turkish de
lenses. The British strategiSts decid-
ed cavalry could operate best against
one end Of the line. and a mounted
squadron was sent TO bite Off an end
of the in~trepchmentS that had resist
ed every effort at capture.
within am hour the cavalry had
Elected coutact with the Turks. and
then hegan n process that might best
he described rs rolling up thar thi'
line HAT So lone had resisted every
cor nj assault. The operation was p
complete success. and the entire line
was In british control within ter
hours"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-04-07
FIND MANY SKELETONS
Supposed Indian 6urying Place Is
Discoveries in VIroinla

supposed indian Surying Place Is
Discovered in Virginia.
The finding OF approximately 500
human skeletons in a cave i'm the
mountains near Bristol. Va. has been
reported 10y Prof. Henry WOOdman of
that city.
The bones were in a cOne-Shaped
.ielp about 81 feet high and 80 feet
~ diameter at the base. Professor
Noodman stated. and are thought TO
9 those of Indians.
romahawks aud beads also were
soJnd in the ave which Professor
ondman thinks was the burial
round Of Indians several centuries
ro ArvlaeOlogiStS from the several
.roiiegr- in this section are planning
~ make a thorough Investigation of
the cave.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-04-07

Edgar Arthur Delays and William
j. Conroy left Hollywood, Cal, las
September for a hiking trip around
the world. They plan TO visit first the
4S states. securing the signatures of
the mayors and postmasters of every
city In which they stop. After the
American tour they will sail Tor Eu-
rope and continue their long hike
which they estimate will lake eve
years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-04-07

.u- 80 30 fha,
DGifnt Il. - - frtp hack
I've caiar o. ~ he v~,,nd in the
nick q; he brush Rut She sid the
-rtn would come out. ana il has
carrie. my boy. come with me no I,
he cabin-to Julie. We Will all go
Jack together"
And us Barrie led the Old man or
toward where a girlish figure waited
in the sunlight. he was thinking not OF
the success Of his quest, but Of the
light that II was his to bring to q
girls brave blue eyes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

clothed he was rushed to the Jail here.
"Lawdy boss looks mighty gooc
jail sho do. said benson as the car in
which he was riding swerved into the
gateway Of the local Jail Use sho Is
mighty proud to be here" and he
smiled until his big white teeth glis-
tened.
They tied a rope around my neck"
said benson, then they dragged me
into the car. l asked them to let me
pray and they replied that they had no
time.
Il heard them say they would shoot
me just out of town. The knO- on the
rope around my neck was choking me.
l reached up one hand in the dark and
| felt the slip knot 1 united it. The car
was speeding forty miles an nour.
says to myself, Jim. jump or he kilt
l jumped feet first a flam flooy,' just
like that ! hit the ground on my feet
and then or my head and then ! must
have flopped over and rolled into the
ditob
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
CalOmel SaIiyateS
Even When Careful
Treacherous Drug Can Not Be
Trusted and Next Dose
May Start Trouble

Calomol is dangerous. It may salivate
you and make you suffer fearfully
from soreness of gums. tenderness Of
Jaws and teeth. swollen tongue, and
excessive saliva dribbling from the
mouth. Don't trust calomel 1t is
mercury; quicksilver.
II you feel bilious. headachy. con.
stipatod and all knocked out. just 10
to your druggist and get bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone FOR a few cents
which Is Il harmless calomel Take a
spoonful and II il doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calome and with.
out making you sick, YOU just 30 back
and get your money.
II you take calomel today youll he
sick and nauscated tomorrow: besides
1t may salivate you. while II you take
Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake up
feeling great. No salts necessary. Give
II TO the children because 1t is perfect.
ly harmless and can not salivate.--
adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
TARIFF BILL IS
HANGING IN The
BALANCE TODAY
Under Consideration for Five
Weeks; Has Greatest Number
of Amendments; Senator'S
Work at Night.

WASHINGTON.-Wh will the SEN
ate dispose of the tariff bill?
This is an almost universal question |
at the capitol and one that is being
asked throughout the country. Guess
ing-and admittedly they are no more
than that-run as high as five months.
1t seems fairly certain that final vote
will not be reached under two months
more.
Usually il takes from two to three
months TO put tariff measure through
the senate. The present bill has been
under consideration for five weeks, but
as yet less than two schedules have
been disposed of and most Of the big
fights, such as those on sugar, hides,
WOOL steel and lumber are yet to come.
At this rate taking into account there
there are 10 schedules exclusive of
score OF administrative provisions in
the bin the time necessary for passage
would exceed one year.
Work at Night.
Republican leaders plan to continue
the pressure OF night sessions in an
effort 10 speed up a final vote, but
Senator Underwood OF Alabama the
democratic leader has publicly informed
the majority that the length OF daily
sessions will make little difference as
to the ultimate date on which the bill
| is voted on.
with Il bill Of this magnitude in
which a great deal is involved said
Senator Underwood. 'it is our right
and privilege to present our viewpoint
to the country. We are going to let
the American people know what is in
this bill first and when that is done,
then if you have majority of votes
to pass this bill we can do So
Many Amendments.
This bill probably has more amend
ment than any before presented to the
senate Each OF the 20s7 changes
made in the house measure by the H.
nance committee must be passed ON
and after that is done the measure will
be thrown open to general amendments.
Big fights will follow then as the demo
Gratis have announced their intention OF
undertaking to have a number of its
provisions STORED to the free list.
Thus far the finance committee has
not been overturned on a single amend
ment. but in the face of opposition
from the republican side it has modi
fled several of its original proposals
This policy probably viii be pursued
to greater or less degree so as to re
duce the number of open fights withir
the majority ranks While there ha.
been no general assault on the measure
from the republican side, certain items
have been attacked and it has been in
dicated that such attacks will con
tinue.
Now and then during the next two
months the senate is to get rest from
the tariff bill. which willbe laid temper
arily for the consideration Of approprI
alton bills and importance conference
reports as they are made ready 70
senate action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

like"
That posed her rudely. Did he mean
could it be possible he meant he had
become reconciled to the rift in their
relations?
Can you doubt that's what I'll like,
Bel?"
Bellamy gave his head a stubborn
shake and stepped nearer.
please don't be angry because Of
LUCINDA LEE GALLEY TWO
anything stupid | may say. | tame out
here that first time dead set to win
you back at any cost still madly in
love with you absolutely unable to con
celve of a life that didn't pivot on you,
Linda, l was prepared to give you any
pledges you could possibly ask"
did you flatter yourself any pledge
you could give would mean anything to
me, when you'd broken your word Sc
often?"
Il hoped / could make you under
stand what blow your leaving me
had been, how it had brought me to my
sense at last jolted me up on the water
wagon. where I've been ever since-l
haven't had suspicion of drink
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Jail Looks
Good to Jim
Alleged Assaulter Who Es-
capped Neoktie Party Prays
for Bloodthirsty Mob.

MACON. Ga--Jim benson. negro,
prayed unusually long in the Bibb coun-
ty Jail Wednesday night before he threw
himself upon the bunk for the first real
sleep this week; he prayed for the
members Of the mob that broke into
the Jail at Irwnton Tuesday dragged
him out and attempted to lynch him,
and prayed for his ultimate release.
benson is under sentence to hang
June rs for an alleged attack upon an
aged white woman some three years
ago.
Believing that Denson's essnpe from
the mob was an act Of Providence,
there are numerous persons Of this and
Of Wilkinson county, it was reported,
who will ask Governor Hardwick to
commute his sentence to life imprison.
ment
| benson was captured Wednesday
morning by a posse who did not be
| lieve i'm lynching. They turned benson
over to Sheriff l.. +. Player at Irwin
ton who, a few hours before had de
cared his belief that benson was dead
Jail Looks Good.
As soon as tho negro could be fed ano
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
sE40''
INDUCES
Sic. EP

DR.. Humphreys Number Forty" In.
duces Reposo and Natural, Refreshing
Sleep. For Insomnia. Sleeplessness.
Wakefulness. Restlessness.
The Reason
Number Forty" is new idea In
medicine. and depends for its action ON
Che natural reactions Of the body.
Whenever an accident happens.
whether a cold or cut finger. etc. the
body reacts to this and eventually over.
comes Il. II this does not take place
every accident might prove fatal.
In Number Forty" we give a medI.
cine which In the crude drug would bo
stimulant. but we give 1t In such
quantity and form that the stimulating
effect is negligible. the reaction com.
menccs almost Immediately and the
person quiets down and goes to sleep.
since this sleep Is not produced by a
drug. but by the natural reaction of the
remedy. the sleep produced II natural.
healthy and refreshing, and there can
be no danger OF habit"
Price s0c and si0O at drug stores. or
sent on receipt OF price. or c. O. II.
parcel post
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co. i5s
william street. New York. Medical
Book Free. .-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
County Sing Is Planned.

NORMAN. The Cleveland county
Singing convention viii meet at Canada
school house. near Noble. for an all-day
session Sunday. May 2s, it is announced
by the president. Arrangements have
been made for the singers TO meet on
the 27th. Dinner will be served on the
ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
.@1Qa@e,hqMl
BY LOUIS JOSEPH VANCN ~
epn BY iDuA J~~paNxa NS3@uS>
epla hy Losia Jossph hsn

Continued From Our Last IssueJ
She rehearsed the scene; but Bel
Jailed not only to call at the hour APP
pointed or to send word Of explanation.
Lucinda had sacrificed the evening
10 sense of duty; true sacrifice. for
Lynn was leaving early next morning
to spend a fortnight with his company
in an Oregon logging camp.
Losing patience, Lucinda called the
Alexandria on the telephone and was
informed that Mr.. Druce had checked
OUT early in the morning, saying moth
Ing Of an intention to return,
No note came from Bellamy the next
"1ornlng, and nothing transplred in the
rise Of the next several weeks to af-
any clue to the riddle; with the up
that Lucinda thought about her
sband great deul more thai SHE
lnted Ia or had at any iins since
oVvNs chicago. II was strange. Il
wasn't like Bel to treat any woman SO
rudely
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

Linda, since that night YOU ran away
and made me see what an unspeakable
rotter I'd been. fooling around with
women as | had That's another thing
cut out like shot. / haven't looked
sideways at another woman since"
Not even after discovering I'd fallen
in love with another mani"
Not even after that. Somehow cas-.
al women don't mean anything TO me
any ore-I mean, casual flirtations.
They're too damn stupid-silly waste
Of time. | guess l had to be squiffy
rs | used TO be most Of the time, not to
De bored by them them
This Is all very interesting. I'm
sure. But after all. it doesn't explain
now. does it?'
1T explains why I followed you out
acre the first trip, why | had to see
ou 'n another mans arms. kissing
u then hear all the small-town
JOS ABOUT YOU two before Id be-
iieve
There is gossip them"
what do you think? According to
al reports, you've been going it. rather,
YOU and this chap Summerlad-'ste
ping out together as they say in Hol-
lywood"
Lucinda affected a shrug Of indiffer
ence. Bel mustn't guess she cared
what people said.
And what has that to do
Just this. don't like it, As | say.
you want to run around with a movie
lctor, that's your affair; but so long
you remain my wife, it's my affair,
90. Don't forget its my name you're
railing through the muck Of this stink
lole OF scandal"
She famed at m-"Buelr'-bu he
wouldn't heed.
You don't suppose you're going to
get away with the Linda Lee thing
much longer. do you? II all these peo.
| Die don't know It's an assumed name
low, they Jolly soon WILL II you're 20.
ng through, If you're bent on leading
| he life you have been leading ever
ince you fell in with these people, be
| good enough to keep my wifes name
out Of II! Get your divorce. and get II
oon. That's all | have TO ask Of you.
Lucinda replied with slow inclina.
| lion of her head.
What you want is my dearest wish. -
she said depend on IT, Bel shant
waste a day. III take the first train |
can catch for Reno after finishing this
picture"
That's simply slendid OF you" Bel.
amy declared heartily. Anything l
can do to help you along, OF course
Just let me know"
I'm be glad II YOU 10 now" Lucinda
told him. II think I've had about all
/ can stand for one day"
Then goodby, my dear--a thousand
honks!'
NXV.
1T is funny" Lucinda confessed 10
Fanny that night. II don't pretend to
understand
No more did she. But the seeds OF
took root readily and flowered into a
dark jungle Of strange fancics in which
fears ran wild until Lynn Summorlad
camo home TO charm them all away
Lucinda only needed to see him, indeed
to forget her troubles altogether and
become once more the voluntary thrall
Of species of intoxication as potent to
her senses as a drug.
The Lontamcs had arranged a sup.
per party at Santa Monica in Summer
lads honor FOR that night At sum
mcrlad called, finding his way unan
nounccd to Lucinda's sitting room. She
went To his arms with a cry of Joy
buried her face on his shoulder. cmns
to him as IL she would never let him go
i've missed you 80, Lynn; I've
missed you sov'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

walked right up To me- took of my
belt and tied him TO me-
The negro had the hound tied 10 him,
was playing with q second hound and
was fighting off third when the posse
reached him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
I.nMinn Ranl. Rnnnrnrd.

LAwToN - with reorganization
complete. tho First National bank,
which closed its doors several months
ago. reopened Monday. Alex. Walker
has been elected president OF the new
organization The bank will have cap.
tai and surplus uf S2gQ.OO0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
NOTICE W. q. AND ". o. ".

Memorial and Joint decoration OF de.
ceased Sovereign graves will be held
Sunday afternoon. May 2Sth. WIN as.
semble at hall . y. m 25.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

Smoking compartments for the use
OF ladies only are being tried on one
OF the big railways in Great Britain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Played With Hounds.

when | got out of the ditch shots
were fired at me. ! crawled, but they
kept ON firing. / got up and ran. |
was barefooted, my clothes were torn
off me and the gravel cut my feet
He said he heard the blood hounds on
his track Pretty soon a white hound
came upon me," said the negro.
81 kept jumping from one side OF
the creek to the other | couldn't shake
him He got up right to my heels, SO
| stopped. snapped my fingers at him
and, Lawdy he curled his tail and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24
FISHING

FISHING TACKLE
We have a complete line Of
the Famous Winchester Fishing
Tackle, Buel's New Spinner
Reels, Minnow Traps. Steel
Split Bamboo and Lancewood
Rods, Tackle Boxes. Minnew
Buckets, AL Foss Pork Rind
Minnows and Bait. A fine as
sortment of lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24

inter-class track meet will be held
at Grady field Monday afternoon be.
ginning at $3.50 o'clock, J.. +. Hatch.
or. high school principal announced
today. More than Is cinderpath
speedsters. weight beavers and high
and broad Jumpers are expected to
participate In the meet.
Winners OF the i%ntereiass meet
viii be chosen to represent the
Chickasha high school in the South.
ern conference track meet to be
held here April IL and the state
meet to be held IN Norman. April
"a, 2s and 20. A trophy will be pre-.
scented to the class winning the
meet.
Coach Chas. Woody has a squad OF
more than IL men working out every
afternoon preparatory to the meet
Monday afternoon. This is the first
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24
OPERATORS KEEP
DRILLS BUSY n
EAST EXTENSION


Activity In the Cement field con.
tInues strong with preparations con.
stantIy going forward for more drIll.
Ing during the summer and with
come satisfactory results being oh
tanned In the way Of production,
especially In the southeastern ex-
tension OF the field.
The English Drilling company's
well on the McKenna farm In sec
tion ii-5-9 is holding up In good
shape. Reports are that Il has
settled to some extent and Is max
ing slightly less than 800 barrels a
day. This well came In for about
100 and after flowing q day or two.
broke loose with double that amount
Of production marking II for tho
best we'll In the field by 100 bar.
rels. Operators believe that II will
hold It's present production.
The Flora.Okla company Is drill.
ing on It's No. 2. This well should
be finished within the next two
weeks. The officials Of this COM
pany who live In Florida expect to
make n trip OF inspection. In the
near future and Il Is believed that
they will take on some new con.
tracts.
The Gorton Trust is reported 10
have made n new location on school
land for the next well. II II not
definitely stated where THIS well IL
TO be built but will like be on the
line south OF their No. I. The well
on Rigney should be completed by
April l.
Magnolia Petroleum company II
still drilling on its well in the north
west OF the northeast CT section
2-5-9, Thatcher farm.
The Cole Lafayette. in the south
west of the northeast section sos.
McKenna farm, is reported good for
100 barrels. Two offsets are due
on this well.
The Waldo Oil and Gas company
Is erecting a derrick for another well
on the John McKenna farm in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24

southeast quarter Of section 1850
This II an offset 10 FIora'QkIs In
section 70 and II located second To-
cation south of thsir No. iaon the
same lease. Il n the intention Of
this company At the present time
to drill three more wells on this
lease this year. Tho three wells
which thcy now have arc holding
up IN production 70 we'll that they
are determined to drin On many
wells as necessary 10 secure all the
oil possible from the lease.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24
STREET WORKERS
i, PATCH PAVEMENT

Street department workers are
repairing the pavement on ChIcka.
sha Q n between Second and
Fourth streets.
AT present. we're Just eliminating
some OF the duck ponds In the pave.
ment," said Street Commissioners
Dan Beets. Work IL being done
only where II is most needed. Theirs
are several places where the original
surface OF the pavement Is COM
pletely worn off. Such places are
being patched with pn asphalt mix.
ture."
The street departments steam
roller. recently purchased, ia being
used In the repair work.
That II will be absolutely neces-
sary to completely resurface this
pavement soon after July l. tho be-
ginning OF the next fiscal year. is
the belief OF treet Commissioner
Beets, who says that the present
surface can be removed and a new
one easily applied. This. he de.
%clares. would make the pavement
good as new" as the base Il not
damaged. The Chickasha avenue
pavement from Second TO Sixth
street has had an ocean wave effect
Cor some time and rc~surfacing has
been under consideration by Of
fIcials.
II Is authoritively reported that
provisions for the financing of the
resurfacing will be made In the
budget for the next fiscal year.