Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 11, 1918 Page: 2 of 8
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DAILY ARDMOREITR
MEW GOVERNOR WILL
ASK MILLION BOND
IE
WOMEN MAY GET FIRST
VOTE AT SPECIAL ELEC-
TION NEXT SPRING
Oklahoma City Doc. 10. In all
probability the first election in
which the newly-enfranchised wo-
men of Oklahoma will vote will lie
a special election early next spring
on (lovernor-Klcct Robertson's pro-
posal to the legislature forthcom-
ing to create a bond isssne in the
sum of $.?0(MK)fHK for road con-
struction throughout the slate. It
is understood also that the new gov-
ernor will urge a revision of the
appellate court provision in the
stale constitution to be voted upon
atthe same time if the legislature
sees fit to call such clecion.
Mr. Robertsons' enormous road
building program received gener-
ally favorable comment in official
circles today and its feasability is
generally admitted. There is a con-
stitutional provision limiting to
twenty-five ears the time in which
a state debt will run and it is esti
mated that the annual payment of
a bond issue of the size suggested
by the governor including princi-
pal and interest will not be more
than $1.51)00(10. Automobile license
fees the oil tax and the state's share
of the federal fund will take care
of this it is said without the levy-
ing of an additional tax.
It is recalled in official circles
that a portion of the governor-
elect's proposed changes in courts
were rejected by the people in pro
posed constitutional amendments
submitted in l'MS. Among these
was the proposal to make the clerk
of the supreme court an appointive
instead of an elective office. It was
lienjamin C Sweet Austin Texas:
Chester Truclove Tulsa Okla.;
Harold Terrill Ft. Worth Texas;
Herbert Chew Valley Springs Tex-
as; Abe A. Harrison (ieorgetown
Texas; Claud Merry Kingsburg
Texas; Claude II. Torbelt Cans
Texas; Floyd I.. Martin N'orman
Okla.; James I.. Christian Robber-
son Okla.; Albert Smith Azle Tex-
as. Wounded (degree undetermined)
Sergts. Hubert Martin Robstown
Texas; Karl Kiker W'ewoka Okla.:
Jeff T. I'.oucher Okmulgee Okla.;
Corps. John I. I'assauer Camargo
Okla.: John If. Kllis Mesquite Tex-
as; William F. Mrattain Capron
Okla.; James Holder Ft. Worth
Texas; Frank K. Selinan Silsbice
Texas; Thomas ('. Archer Howe
Okla.; James M. Fvans Osage
Okla.; Musician I.eandro dioviole.
Meanmont Texas; I'vts. Robert K.
Slaughter Reagan Okla.; Walter
Williford Warren Texas; Frank K.
McXett J'reeport Texas; William
il'adgett Alba. Texas; I.eland R.
Mrogilon Sulphur Okla.; Howard
M. Cone Kingsburk Texas; Wil
liam J'). Daily Ouncan Okla.; Louis
Hill Wcathcrford Texas; John W.
Hradshaw. Lacks drove Okla.; Wil-
liam I). Campbell Center Texas ;
Charles E. Jlautsch Houston Tex-
as; Joe J. Richiey Gainesville Tex-
as; Alilton Simmons Corperl Tex-
as; Ted L. White Tulsa Okla.;
Harvey Wiginton Winusboro Tex-
as; Joe R. Clemtnons Greenville
Texas; Jesse Cox llanna Okla.;
Frvin Grady. Haileyville. Okla.; Jas.
A. Herrin Tupelo Okla.; Albert
T. Ilockaday San Antonio Texas;
Chaistn S. lirown. Robert Lee Tcxa-
as ; Marvin Mostick Aubrev Texas :
Corbit . ISledge Easterly Tccas;
Horace Graham. Momar Okla.; Roy
C. llobbs Aylesworth Okla.; Jas.
P. t Montgomery Clayton Okla.;
Floyd It. Phillips. Deport Texas;
Wallie Williamson Pauls Valev
Okla.; Robert J. Russell Mt. Pleas-
ant Texas; Donald F. Moore May
City Texas; N'ick Mustachio Hous
ton Texas; Paul R. laeger
HUNS IN COLOGNE
LIFTING HATS TO
BRITISH OFFICERS
(Continued from Page 1)
Cologne
an cxcell
It goes
that the
hotels today was serving
ent and plentiful luncheon
without saying however
possesion of food by this
palatial hotel is no proof that the
poor are not hungry.
Cologne is accepting the occupa-
tion as a real hardship although the
Mritish arc being treated courte-
ously. The burgomaster was par-
ticularly aggrieved at the proposed
new rules compelling the people to
keep in their houses between 8
o "clock in the evening and 6 in the
morning and requiring the men to
lift their hats to the Mritish of
ficers.
NOTICE MASTER MASONS
There will be work in the third J
degree Wednesday afternoon and
night. Lodge will open at 1 p. m.
promptlv.
W. M. COX W. M.
G. II. I1RUCK. Secy. 10-2
Will Seek Government Aid j
Col. Sidney Suggs president of
the Indian Trail Highway Associa-
tion left this afternoon for Chicago
where he goes as a representative of
that organization-and the Ardmore
Chamber of Commerce to the meet-
ing of the National Highways As-
sociation to be held there December
12-1.1. Colonel Suggs with other
delegates and representatives will
seek government aid for certain
roads which have been or will be rec-
ognized as national highways.
Ferndale Review Club
The Ferndale Review Club will
meet with Mrs. A. E. Dougles 720
C street southwest tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
EISNER DEMANDS STRICT
ORDER IN BAVARIA ON
PAIN OF USING TROOPS
Munich Sunday Dec 8. In a
statement today ."rentier Eisner
calls upon the people of Havana to
maintain strict order.
He says that disturbances such
as those that occurred Friday night
cannot be tolerated and that the
troops assigned to preserve order
have been instructed to use their
wen (Mini ruthlessly if necessary.
Chief Segler 111
L. L. Segler thief of police has
been confined to his home since Sat-
urday with influenza. His children
all are ill of the disease.
Doe3! Get Hung I
With m Acm Stomach
Up
A aitt food JOn.'i
f incut of thm stir
uyj: "Tn cil'l of tr
in a Ma iiawn I
I cxas ;
I.
awrence
rejected bv the people.
Robertson's attitude on the salary j Waurikn Okla.; Joe
hike question threw a bunch of Waxahachie Texas;
gloom into sonic quarters of the
capitol where increases were most
expected. The new governor has
declared against a blanket increase
such as has been suggested.
AMERICAN CASUALTIES
- (Complete casualty lists for all the
States received daily in The Ard-
moreite office coming directly from
the war department arc now on fde
at the Carnegie Library Stanley
Boulevard between 1 and F streets
southwest and cantbe inspected by
anyone. Following will be found
the causalties for Oklahoma Texas
Washington D. C Dec. 10 The
American casualty list as given for
the day by the war department in-
cludes :
Killed in action:. Capt! John R.
rturkctt. Houston Texas; Sergts.
Cleburn Fields Pauls Valley. Okla.;
.Ernest E. Jloermann. eguin 1 ex-
r.... r...-vi t rmihrc
CIS Mil '.. U.ll l Vt I Kt I V I
Lone Grove" Okla.. Clint. L. French.
Prague. Okla.; John K. Hasty Jef-
ferson. Texas; Rex A. Hewcnstrite
J.ovcll. Okla.; John W. Lockhardt
Dickinson Texas; Tom C. Weaver.
Hill. Okla.: Elmer Clayborn. Dub-
lin. Texas; Wassie Vaughn Wayne.
Okla; Selmer J. Frickson Clifton
Texas; Alexander L. Ford. Tulsa
Okla.: F.lso Franke. Wallace Tex-
is; Simon Gonzales. Martindale
Texas; Frederick Hollan Cyril
Okla.; Mruce W. Maker. Loving.
Texas: William A. Millhe. Henry-
rtta Okla.: Paul E. Mrown. El Paso.
Texas; Clarence A. Liedberg. Taylor
Texas; Henry Schneider Freder-
icksburg Texas; ttuglvr John W.
Haven. Oklahoma Citv. Okla.;
Pvts. William D. N'utt Mlackwell.
Okla.; Reuben C. Sifting. Vinn.
Okla.; Oscar W. Stephens. I.ufkin.
Texas; John C. Williams Silverton.
Texas; Silas S. Wootan. Caldwell.
Texas: Mernice L. Coles P.rccken-
ridge Texas; Henry R. Mansfield.!
Greenville. Texas; Erne-t Moore!
Fl Reno. Okla.; Joeph A. Kellett 1
Welectka. Okla.; W illiam L. San- j
ford lacksonville. Texas ; Jesse F. !
Smi;h Ringwood Okla.: Robert
Sockey. Calhoun Okla.; Teter Sy-
kora. West Texas: Emery R.Terry.
ntrnlt IVvaf Ftlinictt S. Kcllv.
Richard. Texas; Mev. McCoi inick
Eldorado Texas.
Died of wounds: Pvts. Joe M.
Rag-dale Wauettc Okla.; Leonard I
J. Fremuth Tulsa. Okla.; Uiarlcs
Parks. Sweeney. Texas.
Died of accident and other causes:
Pvts. Julian G. Clark Dallas Teaxs.
Died of disease: Corp. llyman M.
Todd Comanche Texas: Pvts. Wil-
liam Beavers Wetumka Okla.; ajs.
K. Mates. Monham. Texas; George
W. Iselt. Lincoln. Texas; Charlie
M. Mashburn. Sweetwater Texas;
Thomas F. Witt. Gainesville Texas;
Tames Arthur High Lawton. Okla.;
Frank E. Wadkins. Tar Kive. okla.;
William W. Lands. Mart Texas
Wounded severel : Lieuts. Jno. C.
Patterson Montel. Texas; A. 1.
Sugg. Lone Wolf. Okla.: Robert L.
Blakeman Skiatook Okla.; Sergt.
Willard R. Blackwood Vernon. Tex-
as; Corp. Mennie A. Turner. Hunts-
ville. Texas; Pvts. Enoch Johnson
Ballinger Texas: John L. Doll.
Hecos Aexas; William P. Orme
Frost Texas; Henry Tehee Mus-
kogee Okla.; Ira Boggs Fl Paso
Texas; Moment Unstick Hunting-
ton Texas; Fdd Cox Union City.;
Texas: George L. Hawlcy Tulsa
Okla.; Gus Siewert Houston Tex-
as: Banaiah II. Clendcnning. Eddy.
Texas; lames B. Fisher Pride. Tex-
as; Bedford Harirs. Terrell Texas;!
Willis Hogan Percilla Texas; Fd-;
.win J. Keyton Dallas Texas; Wil-i
Ham J. Doby. Kenton Okla.; Char-
ley F. Manning Mesquite Texas;;
Roy Spoonemore Kingston. Texas;;
Garner Morgan
S. Patman
foe Pinosko-
gee. Sasakwa Okla; Willie Webb
Porter. Okla.: Lee W. Mox Prince-
ton Texas; Elbert W. Brown Ona-
pa. Okla.
Wounded slightly: Pvts. Robert
Brooks. Waco Texas; John Kim-
berloti Kennedy ldabcl Okla.; Jes-
sie Xorfleet Calvert. Texas; Henry
O. Starts. .San Antonio. I cxas; Per-
ry C. Waller Ripley Texas; Donald
Clyde Campbell Cedar Park Texas;
Pienney D. Chancy Mineral Wells
Texas.
Missing in action Corp. William
O. Eckel Oklahoma City Okla.;
Mechanic Harry P. Farlcv Oklaho-
ma Citv. Okla.; Pvts. Ferdie H. All-
red Keller Texas; Manuel Frank-
lin Allen Sulphur Okla.; James F.
Casey North Zulcb. Texas; Jasper
D. C'hoate Stonewall Okla.; joe II.
McClendon Alto Texas; Roy J.
Radford San Benito Texas; Hardy
R. Ellison Bclton Texas; Roy Orvil
Fox Mush) head Okla.; Francis F.
Porter Henrietta. Okla.; Robert
Williamson Ringling Okla.: Ar-
thur Beyer Fredericksburg Tevas.
Numerous Police Court Cases
Jn tlie police court tins mornin
Pomp Iltiddlcston was fined $7.50
on a charge of being drunk and (lis
tur'bing the peace. Willie Chatman
Charged wit li tieing a vagrant was
discharged. W. I. McMurrav P.irdi
I.oyd and Adie Forve charged with
disturbing the peace of . P. Tur
ncr and wife were fined $10 each
less Cole Sam Cole and A. Alex
ander charged with vagrancv were
fined $10 each. A woman arrested on
a like charge was discharged. One
man charged with disturbing the
peace hail his case continued to 5
o'clock this evening.
Charged With Possession
Complaint has been filed in the
roiintv court asrainst Henrv C.
P.lliot j provo charging him with the unlaw
ful possession of whisky.
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if?
A
Man
Is Ho
Stronger
Than
His
Stomach
It's Just Acidity
Thai Makes Millions
Sick and Suffer
It's true. Thero urn millions of
jicoplo all over the land who are weal:
nervous nil tired And drugged out
who uro trying t J build tip their jaded
uervea and weakened bodied with drr.ga
Biid stimulants; and inai.y of thorn
lilxi T.A l' M'.J li.VP-biit fall to rc-6 auywhr-ro
lie ii r Hi 0 (till Duioi.nt ol stri'tiL'tli and nouruh-
inriituuto( tlieii' food. Why' Himjily btt-au.-i
tit too wucnadj in the etumarh-nupcmcMUy.
Ct rid of Ilia cicew add. Tour stomach 1 1
all right jnsl (eve III car.ncii to work ei:y
anilnuturaliy. ' hcn.i.'i!i'u'Ciio'I you will lecl
your tif ieomi' back and ynuv blood warns tirt
i new uicituxt truly d woudcrlol discov-
ery (.ilicil
to
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la poltlTcly truarntilori) to rlonr tho eiccua
ncidoubuf youratoniacb ud bowele.
IllinuilB in the form of rl "nt lMtine
tabli'bi hmiUy to c:irT7 conpd with you.
Ottablir box ol KATONIO at any dniit
atoroaail mo lioiv qnli-kly It bitnitlira the im-
lufdlitu nlueta of Bcid-itoinnch. Away with
ticarUmiu bclrliiiiK food ri'peatlni; IndlKt-
tion:etc .ticj tlicn ace buw your ceiurallu aim
iuiproreu.
Bo uitalri wc tell you r.rbt upon !t II you
areaMnu R-t a blir box KA'iVKIO from vour
drufitlft todny. 1'he tost Is trifle only Ms.
You iiova faiih In yemrdroeaict. Wc Biilhori-e
bioi to libjolutciy KiiarauU'C l'ATUXM to ycu
and you can trust rourown drufrg-iitto Iitake
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us a postal card ami we w ill oml it to you t
once: you can send us thenoe Hirer you Ret it.
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Coxuiiany Bu Wabuh Ave. Cuiuaco 1.1
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Too Big a Load of Tobacco
The police yesterday afternoon ar
rested a bov with a packace of
Miiokins' tobacco consisting of 24
15-cent boxes. He claimed he pur
chased it from another boy but the
police have failed to discover where
he got it.
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
means relief
Tor practically every man has uswl
it who has suifered from rheumatic
vi es soreness of muscles stiffness of
joints the results of weather exposure.
Women too by the hundreds of
thousands use it for relieving neuritis
Urue Laek3 neuralgia sick headache.
Clean refreshing soothing economical
quickly eilective. Say "Sloan's Liai-
taent" to your druggist. Cet it today.
30c ' (L $1.20.
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PlKroSKS
ZUie i:teliiiiKs Half Tones
Send us your next order for cuts.
110 S. Itoulder
American Engraving Co.
Tulsa okla.
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holeule. Retail.
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Jam pa Barron. Vanaeei.
Telephone S5.
W favor City Inspecilia of
weights and measures."
We are g
Are' you
urn
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THE Pierce Arrow factory .is going at
X full speed. It will keepgoing and
Pierce-Arrow trucks will beivailable for
the great reconstruction work that con-
fronts us as they are needed.
The energy that met war problems un-
failingly will meet the great problems of
Peace
Thousands of businesses face the emer-
gency in the same spirit. Pierce-Arrow
ready?
trucks will serve these help them to con-
quer difficulties of transportation greater
than those we have conquered.
We met successfully every condition of
service in 148 lines of business. Call on us
for help in expanding or redirecting trans-
portation facilities.
The greatest opportunity America ever
had is before us. Will you take advantage
of it?
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Pleree-A
irrow
Delivcis more work in a given time;
Loses less time on the job and off the job ; .
Costs less to operate and less to maintain;
Lasts longer depreciates less and commands
a higher resale price at all times.
ARDMORE MOTOR CAR COMPANY
8-10 EAST MAIN ST. ARDMORE OKLA.
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Spaulding, H. G. Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 11, 1918, newspaper, December 11, 1918; Ardmore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc156636/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.