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Snturdiiy .Morning Advertiser
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By E. M. EVANS.
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SATURDAY. JULY 17 W2U
A pri-oiicr under .ciitcim uf ili.vli
was reiciitl miiiiicd in Ne. (li-.c'iu--.
lie prop.-iMy thought - lu- v-.i- KiT
io I hunt: in a '"t'w i!ys yv;'y '-
didn't matter much how li.ul u fi In-
got himself into in tin- im-aiitiini-.
- -- n -An
exchange has tin- hi-nilliin-. "To
Produce F.ggs Um- Meat Scraps."
Now that is a funny iili-a as it lia-.
heretofore been Mipposod that the
proper thine to use to product eggs
was hens.
The Oklnhoman in its "Ask -Me"
department gives full (lireitions for
cleaning phonograph records. Now
if it will proceed to give directions
for cleaning political records it will
be conferring a n-al boon on great
many candidates.
There is one advantage to be gain-
ed by being the goernor of a state
even though one enjoys the honor
for but an hour or two. he tan get
his friends out of the penitentiary
and that is some consolation after he
lias again retired to private lift.
A report to the Carnegie Commis-
sion is authority fur the .statement
that married women make the hist
teachers. That is doubtless correct
for most married men admit that they
know n darned sight more after liv-
ing with a .married woman .i few
years than they did when they w.-re
enjoying a life of single cu-:cclin-.-.-.
From the AidmoriteV introduc-
tion to its account of the San Fran-
cisco convention: "While the rolling
waves of the sun-kissed Pacific mur-
mured songs of harmony of peace and
party accord as they broke upon the
sands of the sea-shore at the Golden
Gate the delegates gathered at the
auditorium named the man for whom
etc. etc." now what the quill-
driver on this sheet would like to know
is where the Ardmorite man got it
and what is cost him per gallon and
where does he keep it hidden so the
Madam editor wont get next.
the rations of the rats there will be
none of either to kill and what is
true uf Ardmoie ill title of Durant and
ever other i ity and town on this mun-
dane sphere. A food blockade is the
stiie-t wa to compter an enemy
wlietliet human animal or in-eet.
Swatting the flies and killing the rats
is all tiirlit for pastime but -is a iiioth-
uil of abating the mii-nmi- it is of no
.-ll'llll.l Willie Vvlllltl tor.
: CAMPAIGN COUNTY FUIKERSON NOW
FOR SCOn FERRIS (N
I'l'IMMS-IOIt-SKN VTOR CLl.'ll TO
:i wk speakkks at every
Ui IS t O'WTV ISKIORK
prim shy election
:n: bvnkkr or alv sn
mip.i:"'! 'i ik waldrep
1' :IH)N AND !. TAKEN
"I
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The
Hugo
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n int.".
will b
.I .in
I'm - editnl" v ill go to
hi 1-ritlny' tr.iin and
I .'irn .sa'irday iu
bill Il'il alone. Tile tiffii"
i:i (barge of IJ. K. Owen
till edi'ol' .ili-eine wllif
V i olllii i ia
Fell' I'm" M tl
Ti.c d.i afit ..!'
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tii I .ii :i
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' tin it ii'.'ii
pl.n 1 1. '!
it meeting of the
m ( leb was held on
.:ii;.m of :ki ".(' I: ill the
I t i ib.u . . .MiicDor.iili
1 I cti'r pl..!H well- laid
i i.t IVt-i  ialir vi it
bi. ill ilie eoimly befo'o
 i oil n i. M 1'iu.lth and
all
Ftill.ci" un.
...tul -f .
... en. '.I "
i I aid f
:i I ii ie r
i " li men'
t '.M .n't 'f
t cry and
"I am now ready to begin serving my
.sentence."
Governor Robertson immediately is-
sued nn order levoking the "purpor-
ted" pal don imd ordered that Fulkov-
on be transpoited to MeAlester and
received by the warden of the peni-
tentiary by virtue of the mandate of
the Criminal Court of Appeals.
l'uHtersiin was mmiUmhimI for .even
year. in li-oti and to pay a fine of
$5000. Ho was Tuesdny evening
v   placed in cu. tody of the warden of the
.lit ...! .l ll. ..11IT ..t lir I.
peilllCniliK i"l I'"- .-"".'Mil ui i. null';
county and taken to the penitentiary.
in
of
ho
i. Mitlimi. i il tn a ' opt any ea h
.'iiKi.r'i ing .-i i.d iii orders or
whip any heiligi n ot ulm in - y
fed pieved.- Acltille Press.
Of diur.-e the I 're' editor con go
in Hug i Friday if he wants to that i "'
... if I... .U 1111 lltl.l ...!. ..! 111... l'l I'.oii". wm
II II III 111 IIUl l(lll I ((lll.'ll IIIKI UK ' ( .  f
I  .... L'leai id .11 'ii nine c uiv imiwr-s oi
ll( 1I1C l lllll'IIL 111
i.iti - of lh" geiitle-
liian wlio a pin - in .iiceeu .ir. iiuw
befme the Heniocr.i Ie oter- (f the
have been devoting a
.uli'tilUle cditol'
. eiy iiiau on the News force to whip
cut.. body in Achille. if he feels ...
inclined and N able to pull off the
stunt but what worries the writer
is the statement that the I'ress editor
dues not intend to return to his
bailiwick alone. There is something
sinster in that declaration Docs he
intend to commit matrimony right
in the face of high prices and be
accompanied home by a blushing bride
or has he already committed some
dark deed which leads him to expect
to be accompanied to his home town
by a stern-faced minion of an outraged
law. The writer gives it up and will
wait with bated breath for the next is-
sue of the Achille Press in hopes that
it will contain a solution of the mystery.
The ''' occupants of the death
linu-i at Sing Sing have a grievance.
One of their number snuics and the
sheriff has been asked to remove
him.- -Deaiborn Independent.
The agricved occupants of the death
cells should not grow over-anxious
the sheriff will no doubt lemove him
when his turn conies; the other oc-
cupants could hardly expect the sher-
iff to move the day of execution for-
ward just because the poor fellow
snores although homicide sometimes i
seems justifiable in the case of some
who indulge in the snoring habit to
excess.
the uiuiity ii'port that in their judg-
mnit Ferii i- fin in the lead with
the llemoiTnt-. wh nly. will vote in
the piimiir. .mil .il o. that a great
many per .wis who are shouting loud-
ly for Gore rthtn pinned down have
admitted that they are not Democrats
and these of uiur.-e laniint participate
in a Demociatie piiinary.
A campaign committee was elected
by the dull lomprising Dr. J. B.
Smith chairman Mrs. Ed G. McKin-
ney vice chairman .lohn A. MncDon-
ald secretary and Howard Jarrell
treasurer.
Speaking dates will be announced
later through the press of the county
and in hand bills to be distributed
in each community wheie the speak-
ings will be held piior to the time set.
A large number of men and women
of public speaking experieine have
offeied their ei vices to make the
speeches and alteady more than am-
.  . . . t r .
i i  m noil ny aeiing nner-
 ii Viiitdre. returned Tie-ilay.
t City ami -un elide' (d ilie
.11 iiim to WoWTiior noil-
Iiifni illation that Fylkeison
il.i tlii pu'ieded hi- arrival in
..ma City. The man nuJe a
in tit under oath refusing to nc-
t ii.ii don Haying: "I do not !e-
i paiilin which i-1 illegal." He
il... la red that he would not use
I iriliiti as n basis for future re-
n any court. Concluding he said.
Ni:V SWKKT POTATOES
Tin- !" t .-weet potatoe-! of thi.i
-ea m' erup which the writer has
seen were brought to town Thuivday
llV V R Cn. .
Chiles place six X?
city. He tat hilt h"
..i.n.1.- s eanv us it.. .
this month. Tb.. ... ""nil
..""'""'. .-' Hutatm. . -
':!:.!"n "l variety an "
ii-piioiiaiiy large for this ti .
year. .Mr. Smart is . ! ntt
Arkan.whereitiI'
I"''-om2
pose.l that sweet tiotn n. "' 7
sums originated.
ItKIHIIVI.ll i
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liilr
Sam L. Ball. b...-.i .f .... ...
Department of the Oklahoma'JSl
terian College has umit
K.'insns f'iiu .l.... i . ""Il
.. .. i:z.. r u. " fna
.. .iu.ii vuui-se in piano.
iiumbcis of automobiles have been
 icil to convey speakers to and
tn their places.
FARM LOANS
1 can make you a FARM
I.OAX and pay out at once.
Lewis A. Austin
DURANT
Ripe olives may again come into
popular favor as a table delicacy to
be eaten without first taking the pre-
caution to ascertain that there is a
priest within reach to administer ab-
solution for the Government Bureau
of Chemistry announces that it has
the bacillus batulinus lassoed hog-
tied hobbled dehorned and branded
and that he the said bacillus batuli-
nus will not hereafter be permitted
to wander into glass jars containing
olives to be eaten by members of the
human family along with the fruit and
then to raise cain in the internal
twistery of those who have eaten
them. The matter is of considerable
importance too for the sale of ripe
olives has fallen off ninety-five per
cent since several persons were poi-
soned by eating them and and the
companies which put them up were
facing ruin.
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'' The world is on a riding boom
and going some. The price of the
gasoline being consumed daily
wasted on unnecessary and sense-
' less joy-rides in this country
would more than clothe feed and
educate every poverty-stricken
child in America. And yet we
boast of our intelligence and phil-
anthropy. Johnson County Capi-
tal Democrat.
As many if not more lives many
of them innocent lives are sacrificed
to reckless driving every day than
fell victims to King Alcohol in the
palmiest days "before the war." The
lives of as ninny if not more women
and girls are ruined by midnight joy-
riding than ever were offered as sac-
rifices on the alter of Booze. Every-
body with the brain capacity of a Gulf
Coast oyster knows it so what is the
use of wasting journalistic grey mat-
ter trying to cast light on an already
too well lighted subject unless some
one has a remedy to suggest: and so
far no suggestion along that line has
been forthcoming.
When a fellow votes wrong af-
ter getting all the facts in the
case he has nobody to blame but
himself. Hartshorne Sun.
That is eminently correct; but will
the Sun man or someone else tell a
fellow where he is to get all or even
a small pint of the facts with any
assurance that they are "facts." Im-
mediately a campaign starts the press '
agents of every candidate from nresi-!
dent to constable begin to flood the i
country with facts doubtful "facts'
DURANT ROUNDUP
and
HORSE RACES
SEPTEMBER 1 2 3 and 4
at
BRYAN COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS!
Durant Oklahoma
$4000 PURSES ;
for .
COWBOY FEATURES
$2000 PURSES
for
HORSE RACING
The best cowboy talent in the world
Motor
Bus
Route
Kith
II
IJH. SI.
Krom 6:30 n. m to
'.' 'i. m. and 12 to 2
li m.
West Main to M. K.
nnd T . anil up to
Sixth to the Nor-
mal evry twenty
minutes
distorted facts and downright mis
representation according to the con
science or lack of conscience of the i west will be
press agents. These statements are'
repeated and still further enlarced I tainment.
py the voters and by the newspapers
in proportion to their gullibility or
political bias and by the time election
day rolls around the average voter
is as badly muddled mentally as he
would be physically had he been run
through a threshing machine.
and the best race horses in the south-
here to furnish enter-
The big show will be staged under
the personal direction of Messrs.
Gus Massey and H. B. Lemon of
Achille Oklahoma.
WILL COOL OFF
Franz Kimm court steneographer
here accompained by Mrs. Kimm will
start for Colorado the first of next
week by the auto route. He will make
a stay of several weeks to get cooled
off and rested up for the fall grind.
NOW AT WORK IN DALLAS
B. A. McKinney of this place who
last week was elected a vice nresident I
of the American Exchange National I
Bank of Dallas commenced his offi- I
einl rlnttna In ..ninAntnn ..I4l. !.. t.1 '
bank this week and is now on the new
job there. Later on he will move his
family to Dallas.
Nth St.
It.ilani'i- of day leaves East
Main un hour anil half hour
on loop roofe; I'epot to hos-
pital. eiiHt on Kim to tlth.
north lo Locust cant to 8th
north lo Pine east to 3rd
anil hack to depot.
Durant Cotton Oil Co.
Phone
130
llth In .N'ormnl
3rd AtQjiiir
M. K. A. T. II. It.
City Transfer &
Storage Co.
I'hone 04 The World Moves .
So de we.
HERE IS OUR JUNE 30 STATEMENT
READIT-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
of
CANDIDATES
Girls of Wilson will be interest-
ed in knowing that in Paris they
are making dresses out of paper.
And right now paper is just about
short enough to make a modern
skirt. Wilson Gazette.
It's high enough too.
There is a typhoid epidemic at
Wichita Falls Texas and bubonic
plague at Galveston. Ardmoie
may be able to avoid both by
swatting the fly and killing the
rats. Epidemics never get a foot-
hold in clean cities. Ardmorite.
 If Ardmore will clean up the breed-
in; places oi the flies-and shut off
This paper is authorized to an-
nounce the following named citizens
as candidates for Democratic nomina-
tion for office subject to the Demo-
cratic Primary election to be held
Tuesday August 3 1920.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
(20th Senatorial District)
J. T. M.-IVniSII. irr-rlrrllon)
(II . I!. Mel'IIKIIIII't
o
Foil .SHimiFK OF nilVAN COUNTY
HWi: WltMIUT. IVrriinil Trrnil.
Ill l".l. T.WI.OII
ii. p. iioi.i:s
KOIl ASSKSSOU
l..Mn l.l.i: (Seronit Irruil
FOIl TUI'ARl'ltlin
1.. N. IKI.NM'U.
joi: w. i.i.imt
FOIl COUNTY CUJItK
KAIll. U'AIIO.
HI'.MtY .Mrl'lli:ltV
FOIl COUNTY JUnOK:
.mux rixM'.v
I i:VIS l'.llll lrrrlrell.ini
SAM W. MAVTVIinV Jr.
FOIl COUNTY ATTOrtNl'Y
VI1TOII ('. 11111. 1.II'M mini irrm.i
foii count ci.t::.r:
I.ACY (illlMI'H ISrrxnd Term I
COUNTY SUPRRINTENPUNT
J. I.l'.n ( I'.N.MMIllAM.Irrrlrrllonl
J. T. lit i.i;
FOIl COUNTY COMMISSIONER--DISTRICT
ONE.
WAI.TKII I.. ItAMIIO I reflection i
A. I. IIAKKII.
DISTRICT TWO:
UEN IIULTHMAN (reflection I
A. C. IIEItNDON.
FOR COUNTY WEIGHER
I HENRY M. MBTCAU-
B. P. FUIIOI
ASSETS
Cash on hand $
Loans on mortgage secu-
rity 33C.000.00
Furniture and fixtures 893.40
Insurance and taxes due
from borrowers 415.63
Total
LIABILITIES
Due on installment stock. $ 75416.18
Pre-paid and full paid
stock - 225360.85
Due borrowers (incomplete
loans)
Bills payable
Contingent or reserve fund
Undivided profits . .. - ...
Total
STATE OF OKIJVHOMA County of
Bryan ss.
I .1. B. Haines Secretary of the
above named association do solemnly
weur that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
nnd belief o help me God.
J. B. RAINES Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 8th day of July 1920.
L. K. HUGHEY Notary Public.
CORRECT ATTEST:
-J. V. CONNELL
JOHN LORGE
V. L. DOWNING
Directors.
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INDIAN TERRITORY BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
THIS STORE A SAFE PLACE TO
BUY GOOD WORK CLOTHES
At this store price comes' after good quality
has been secured. This insures you working
clothes of the highest quality at the lowest pos-
sible price.
On top of that every garment we sell must
give you satisfaction or we make good.
Hansen Gloves
Lee Unionalls
Cowden-Service Suits
Dependable Shirts
Good Kahki Pants
 Radiun Hosiery
Let Us show you the difference be-
tween Mans Store garments and the
other kind.
Iiltibkand-StAton.
A Man Store for A Mans Garment