Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 85, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 18, 1920 Page: 3 of 18
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DAILY ARDMORETTE
IE ASSESSMENT LdW
WILL OVE PUBLICITY
TO YOURTAX RETURNS
JaWMCjr is Ui Uai.
turn:.
nuc owJntf to the extra work winch .. anuuValioii naln usuallv disappears
Miller's Vutiiepn Oil Known a
SNAKE OIL
I'osilnely Believe Tain in Kew
Minute.
Try it rilit now for i;iieiiuiati.sni
Neuralgia I .uinbiieu. son' stiff and
swollen Joints pain in th- head. bacU
xiid InnUs. corns bunions etc. Alter
Be
Prepared
Boy Scout Activities in Ardmore
Do a Good
Turn Daily
tiS ooen put upon the tax aaaesdor be
the atalo commifBioiL Mr. lletaioii. as-
M'j.ir of Carter comity wtatia that !t
will be at least two months before ha
will bo ready to beg-In the active work
i of assossimr for enalm- year. An-
nouncementH oC date :uk1 planes where
and when ho will meet the property
owners will be made out by Mr. Hen-
don and published tor th; Information
of the public.
In the mean time there ts much food
for thought for each individual tax-
payer over assessment du.ta to be eon-
lided to the county assessor thiH year
ior it la going to Ik- quite different
from anything heretofore.
The last legislature declared its in-ti-ntion
of inquiring a little more close-
ly Into th affairs of the various count-
ies of the state and passed several
new laws which are intended to keep
In a little better touch with the ' do-
ings" of tax payers of the tate.
Among the new laws passed by Lhe
legislature along these line h Is that
of publishing the lists of persona tax
MliaiMUenta In some county newspaper
of general circulation.
The purpose of this is ti make ev-
ery one familiar with every other
one'.i personal assessment II mnt-oo
no difference about sour liking It 1
that's the new law and the state law
makers had faith in it and believed
rne results will be Interesting- reading.
So the assessor adviiea that you
don't forget when you give In your
property this year that It Is not to
remain u secret between y(u md your
rax UMMOr but that this year and
-Very yeai- hereafter everybody is to
know the exact amount o: nronert
you render. But while your burden
U only to be publicity the rax assess
or himself has a whale of a job added
to his duties as an assessor. The sute
board of agriculture is to act. through
the assessors of the several counties
and they are required to gather lots
of data from the farmers including
a careful list of farm resources of
the state. The assessors will have no
choice neither will the f;irmers. and
all this will add much additional
work to this office (1S:'0 candidates
ta.ke notice.
Should the tax assessor fail to com
ply with tlds new law lie may be
prosecuted and his job taken away
from him. Should a property owner
tail or refuse to make these returns
to his assessor In accordance with
the new law hn subject;! himself to
a fine of from Jliij to 100.
rijooking at the new law from un
Mi: i-ultural standpoint it is meant
neip rather than to handicap
the farmer in any way. The data as
slven by the farmer is not for taxa-
tion purposes but in order that the
-state may know its farm resources and
have soran knowledge from which to
work when future matters appertain-
ing to the farm and livestock interests
come before the legislature.
Your county assessor will have a
special book which he is required to
till out and return to the state board
of agricuttnre on this work and
your duty is to help him make It as
complete as possible.
as if by tuagu .
A new remedy used internally and
externally for coughs cold's croup in
Qtwnxa sore throw diphtheria and
tonsitltta.
This cm is conceded to be the most
Penetrating remedy known. Its prompt
and immediate effect In relieving pain
Is due to the fact thai it penetrates
to the affected parts at once. As an
illustration pour ten drops on the
thickest piece of sole leather and it will
peuetrato the substance through and
through in three minutes.
Aeoept no substitute. This great oil
Is golden red color only. Manufactured
by Herb Juice Medicine Co. Rvery
bottle guaranteed at lioniur Drug Co.
adv.
By Kmmitt. T tUsd
Wanted A Man lo I -ad.
Then isn't a lad bui wants t crow.
Manly and true at heart.
Miu every lad would iik lo know
The secret we Impart
Be doeen't desire to slack or Shirk
Oh! Haven't you heard dim plead'.'
Hell follow a man at play or work
U only the man will lead.
Where are the luoti lo lead t"duv
Sparing an hour or tvo
Teaching Urn lad the. game to play.
Just as a man tihouJd do?
Village and slums am caHLn.' - couie.
Here are the boys iidnrd.
Who can tell what they might become
If only th- men will lead.
ing ui New York city March 2't and
'.'6. The ofUcei-s vi the national coun
cil include such men as Woudrow VSi'
sou. Uatiici Carter Beard Colin H. l.:
ingston MQton UoRae Mortimer L
BcbkTf Frank Preshry and Kruest Hick
foot one month tWoro he can beoofflt
second olMSi but many have seen
to it lliat they were qualified to re
reive the SSCOPd OlSSS badge the tlrt
day after lhe montli ls up. flood worU.
keep it up. Five lir.it class scouts are
nell Tue iwt is long then a:e only j alxtul ready to qualify for their hrsi
a few niuiMW piukqd at random to M rlt Badge
show the obwnoter ol
of our national council.
the personnel
Join tScoutH Before April so.
The executive committee has made
: a ruling to the effect that bovs who
opect to j;o camping next summer as
i Scouts will join the Snout ONNWlea
j lion on or before April ill) and that !
I no Seoul will go camping wiio hat
not parsed he Tenderfoot tests. I
Watch Your Step Scout.-'
The CUrfeW law says that boys must
Motor ajid golf and waiter snort.
HHI1 un the time a lot.
nm wouldn't von like to feel vou'd : not BO on the Ktrrets after nine o'clock.
taught.
alfalfa prairie hay sorghirm cane or
sudan for hay.
Number of acres in peaches apples
other fruits and in gardens.
Number of turkeys chickens geese
bee-stands or colonies number ot
alios tractors etc.
Number of horses mules cows hogs
Sheep other rattle and alue of ani-
mals sold for slaughter.
It would be a great help to both
yourself and the assessor if you would
clip this Hat and make your answers
right now mi when the assessor came
around you will be ready.
Kven a boy a knoll'
Country and home depend on vou.
Character most we need;
How can a lad know what to do
If there isn't a man tu loal?
Where are the men to lend a hand?
BobO it far and wide.
Men who will rise in every land
Bridging the "Oroal Divide"
Nation and flag and tongue unite.
Joining each clan and creed.
Hen? aro the boys wlio WOC1-D do
right
But where are the MKN to lead.'
British Headquarters Magavane.
Boys the fact that you are Scouts
is a reason why you should observe
.this law instead of an excuse for
trying to evade it. Nuf sed
lhe Daily Good Turn.
"fjOOd iiujrtitn r. have ou done i
Uood Turn. " Clans for Tenth Ann:
versary week. Btobruary s to 14 con
template making the Daily flood Turn
so popular that every man. woman
and child In Ardmore will be seek-
ing an opportunity each dav to do
a good deed Bveryone who acres to
do this for one week will wear a badse
an old reliable square knot ns in
Indioation Of thei'- desire to he un
selfish aud helpful Scouts will disti:li
ute Ihese luulges in t manner to he
announced ';i!er.
GERMAN EMPRESS CONTEM-
PLATES ENTERING RON vrH:
lvoudon Jan. 17 b'ormer Kmprt-si
I'as.vd Many I e.sis.
nora scouts nave passea tests tBe Augusta VlCtliO of Ceimanv Wbo
past week than any previous week in is at nrasent at Potsdam contemnlates
I the histon' of scouting in Ardmore. entering b Protestant monaster. In
! The attitude of the boys who are I Bmaland or America aocordlna to s
now occoming scouts is to get rid
of that Tenderfoot badge as auiokly
as possible A .scout must be a tender
report reoeived here from Basle. Her
health is reported bad but it is said
she m not In B serious i-oiidiiiou.
MAN V ARK ENLISTING
New Council Members.
Messrs. W. P. BiggUIS and Sol. M.
I.ovvenstein have been elected membeis
of ihe local council representing Jew
lish and Cathobc citizens respectively.
Authority has been received at t he j Both gentlemen are also members
locul army recruiting station to enlist j of the executive committee
for special assignment to line and j A Court of Honor was established
medical organizations of the 1st to j at the last meeting Of the executive j
seventh regular army divisions hiclus ; committee and the following are
ive and to any regiment of cavalry. I members: Perry Maxwell Professor
infantry field artillery coast art 11 - Herman and Professor fUnslaud. This
lery. or engineers serving within the I court will meet once a month U re-
continental limits of the United States. ! view and verify tests and to extvmtne
except colored organizations.
This affords the opportunity for a
man to serve in almost any staio in
the union that lie may desirp. The ev
ael location of the different regiments
may be ascertained by calling at the
recruiting Malion.
Forty-five men were accepted in the
Oklahoma rec ruiting district for lhe
week ending Jan. .Ird.
The following named men liavo been
.'ireept'Hl at the hxral recruiting sta-
tion during the first. 15 days of this
monlh:
John W. Hicks. TUil H SL north-
west Ardmore Oklu. for Medical or
parlment.
Adell P Candler Bennington Okla..
for Coast Artillery Corns Panama
Carl Hendrksks Bouwell Okla. for
Medical department.
Wayne B Ailred Rlngllng Okla.
for t5oast. Artillery Corps Philippines.
scouts In Merit Badge tests.
The executive committee also voted
to purchase ti ituple o' hand instru i
merits which will serve to put the j
Boy Seoul Band on its feet as they i
had enough instruments to make np
the band with the exception of an
alto and bass born
Karly Is National Coiiiicilinan.
Dr. R. O. Karly president of the
local coumdl has been elected a mem-
ber of the national council to reore i
Bent Arlmorn In thts bodv which is
the guiding factor for ncoutine all
over Uie United States. The national
council holds ;Ls tenth annual meet- '
Easilv Put On
Without louching the Lenses'
With one
hand you
can put on or
take off the handsome
X. 1
I
MV -ilar
A
Coiue in once;
you'll come a train.
1
That's aK
FRAME DRUG CO.
We soil for cash only.
And when you put them on they will STAY in spite of any wind
or violent outdoor exercise.
You will be more than surprised to find thst the PERFECT
ADJUSTMENT we can give you with Fits-U Eyeglasses avoids even
the slightest degree of discomfort.
The genuine popular l'its-U with the name stamped in the bridge
costs no more than the imiutious. Remember tbat we are head-
qusrters for Fits-U Eyeglasses.
HARLOW'S OPTICAL SHOP
5 West Main
ARDMOREITE WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
INADEQUATE HOUSING CON
DITIONS in i.Aitf.i-; en lies
CAUSE OV GREAT IMMORALITY
Chicago Jan. 117. Half a million
persons In Cliicago "are Uvlng like
pigs in tbe slum districts today" ac-
cording to a statement to the Associ-
ation of Commerce made by B. J.
Rosenthal head of the Chicago Hous-
ing Association. Housing facilities in
are inadequate Rosenthal
Following is a list of the things the city
you will be required to furnish him said.
information on: I "People are sleeping six eight and '
Your name post office address j ten in a room; men women and chil-
whethcr a renter or owner of the farm dren many of them not even related
you cultivate location of farm total to each other" according to tho state-!
acreage acres in cultivation acres j ment. "Children are playing in our
in pasture acres Unimproved. gutters and alleys."
In 1919 how many acres of corn Rosenthal declared "the number of
winter wheat oats corn barley rye young people whose downfall is due
broome-orn Kafir milo feterita other wholly to the dangerous intimate con-
sorghums for grain potatoes sweet tact into which the yare forced by
notatoe.i -peanuts cow peas water- lack of adequate roonvi or decent ilv-
melons. canlaropes sorghum for syrup ini conditions" was astounding.
Public Sale
14 head of Work Mules ranging from 14' to 16Va
hands high from 4 to 8 years old; one mare 8
years old and colt; two Jacks; 20 head of cattle
8 good milk cows 14 yearlings and 1" head of hogs:
also my entire Farming Implements Harness
Wagons. Vehicles and other things too numerous
to mention. This Sale will be held
Friday and Saturday
January 23rd and 24th.
Every one of the Horses and Mules are thoroughly
broke. Six or twelve months time can be arranged
with bankable notes. The Sale will take place at
my Wagon Yard on E Street and East Main. Don't
fail tov.afctentl
R. A. Walker Owner
COL R. W. ROGERS
Auctioneer.
The First Arrivals of Spring
At Winter resorts and wherever fashionable women gather together. Spring is
expressed by bringing scores of new creations in modish wear. And we have already
placed upon display much of the style defining models for the coming season in
paretically every variety of wearable for the Spring season.
Visit this store Monday and inspect the new Suits. Coats and Dresses in the
newest modes.
Each day some new creation has its showing and will be announced us it is put
upon display.
New Spring Hats
In Satin Straw and Braid Combinations Now on display.
"-tern
Neckwear Demand l For
We are showing
the yard goods in
Van Dyke Collars
;. splendid collection in the "Van Dyke" Collars as
Venice Laces Georgettes and Organdies.
well as in
Special Sale of Winter Hats
Hat that formerly sold as high as $25.00. Your choice now for $5.00. fc-
Special Sale of
Wint
Our buyer made a special purchase of 50 Winter Coats and they arrived Sat-
urday. We arc going to place these garments on sale tomorrow ;it a special price.
Come in early and get first pick
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Love, Bert. Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 85, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 18, 1920, newspaper, January 18, 1920; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc158425/m1/3/: accessed June 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.