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PAGE TWO
TIMELY HITTING BY
PEPS WINS THE LAST ;
GAME OF SERIES 4-0
(Special to The Ardmoreit-l j
Fonham. Texas. August 14 Nick i
Caller. Ardmore Iwirler. pitched the)
first no-hit. no-nm pa me of the T-O
season hero tuN r.ftet nwn and shut J
out Bonham in I Ik- la-t same of the j
Series by tilt' score oi -le. u'n on
Eonham runner reach, d second and j
fly reached first during the entire
the entire
y.-d to the
walk.-, and
elVed 11 flee
game, Three who jmirn
firs, pillow (rot there
l.y
cne of th thiee who ree
pass, was the man who
iot to second
or a steal.
It was a thrUlins siirht to the
thousand fans who witnessed the eon
test to observe the manner in wnich
Carter and his battery male, Lcma.--ters
engineered the mound workman
ship, while performing in bit; league
style in the field where the Pep,
whose .snappy work blended ill perfect
xratmcr with tlie performance of lli
Ardmore battery. All the A.-dmore
boys played well.
The Bonham fans were riven a treat
of tho work which has made l.emas
ters famous during his regime with
tt-e Ardmore chjb. Always on the
alert, his peppy work was very no
ticeable throughout.
The man whom Carter oiupitched
was Blanker.shin. who. according to
reports, is scheduled to report to
Uie
Chicaeo White Sox in the bit;
show
Monday. Tho Peps got to P.lankcn
thip with bunched hiU in two innings
which were iKvountabli? for the Ard
inore scores. The stiekwork of Clopp.
Jones, Young, Tate and Uehnn was
responsible for the Ardmore mcoeSMf ul
offensive while Tate, who stole three
bases, suirn.-d In the pillow cin-ling.
A h'jart-breaking event was the
three-base smaah of Jones. A rule of
the field is that any ball going over
a barbed wire fence which is in the
cutfiold. constitute!-, a home run. Jones
lined the pill to the wires, and ala.s!
iiad. but true, the ball struck a two
ty four Ptak.i, and bounced buck into
the field, thus robbing the Peps left
fielder of a circuit clout.
Tho score:
ARDMORK-- AR H ) A
Clopp. cf .-,13 0
Jones, If
Toung, lb
L'eard. 2b
Lovelace, rf .
Tate, 3b :
Lehrer.s, ss
Ix-niajters. e
Carter, p
Totais
FOXHAM
Coyle. If
P.ttman, cf
Henderson, ss
McDowell.--rf
H
A I
0
0 I
u
A 11
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
Walter, rt) 2
Turner. 2 b S
;:arly, r 3
1 ielmr.s.'O, P 3
Pinkt-nsbip, p i 2
1
4
4
0 11
0 0
0 27
Totals-.
Score by innings:
Ardmore 000 010 100-1
ton ham 000 000 000 0
Summary- Runs, Clopp, Jones,
Beard. I.erriiLf tcr, errors. Boar.1, Boh
lens. Tanner. Kar! ; three base bit
Jones; sacrifice hit. P.tunan: struck,
tut by Blunkenshlp 4. ty Carter 0.
Vase on balls .off Blunkennh.p 3, uf:'
Carter 3: stolen ha--.es. ' ale Tanner
left on ba-o. Ardmore C. B .nl.am
0"tlbie piay. Bi hr ti:i to Yoiitig; tinie
cf game 1.4.V rn:pire Uiwson.
SportitorialS
Well,
no-run
s.r, waddj
game?
ethink of '.h-. r.o-h.l
loi
So do wc
Sort if makes up for the two
Which iiouhiim handed u.".
It's a cln- n the
much cain music
Hayer: m a same
umpire didn't
arcajng w.th
like iht.
.-i-f-: :
tne ,
.Nick
affair.
C4U".er' work wxs a novel
X.tw thai the Bonham club Li here, ,
the ljcal "pticiar.s are perarir.g for
lcrureO tuJies.
Tfccy jay tnj dawn In TexJ, they
suirt a;iiy..t Udl !
When tfce k-Ji i Jj: le-g'.nnlng to'
.can 9 r.v,! to fall
Ar.J fey !'jr :iM i.unTy thynrw i.
Ji., thcri ;e bJ'.bn:i y-aid a:.d ;
ra.e.
JmJ tttvi t joe.n ft Itu'.r per.r.'.i-f.
th'T .nvi-s; in ba-ivljall ;..ir.
AnJ what ir.'T j-i? mur.y b- ). K.
AdJ Ui.a."i fr? ...ry becume ..'jc
day
fccU r.o n.:;-i wiore tle-v c mi from
1ft a c.vh !;.'- yl iho.r
WilCT Ihey t.u; p.li ar.J rw t.i tie.
Kt.i H on Vhe ci3D f Ardrr. .r- ' ;i.
Ilura'.'.o
Titm Defeat Trrrapiu
The Ardn.irr Tirets d'-leitJ the
1t rlrin-r Trra;;T. at the 1x-j1
T-O park .'nlday iiflerri.cn by 'he
v c! Tbe r ime w an 'tnt
Vng !'.y.r frr-n -tart to f.niri. and
ui of w"jif variety until h lart
h5J of thf nlalii. y.n. witb Line
GroTf iridirr br the core i .
rftvwn a J-bare"r to Jip
Irf.. W.jvh .xr-3 to am nl !.bn-si-Jf
wvnrl Uir pliV.eY Kt '.he Witi
nlug laiTy Lro JT M jrtT n.r.lrl .
U rurT.L Tfc rsr.wnr- h.- t.e.l the
lln run vvrr HtJiI lio'J and
Ftrun; TCJinaa. vach it! who n reached
fjrrt c coxV.
The feasar U 1r gtu wit On
nil uf Iv- ar.l the r-ld.ns
cf 0.k.(. bo'.j wth Uie T.cri.
BltliTIT: T-f'ir-fc. Jtmr. Tuhua at.d
RaKy TeiTAjnai. Pd nd llcmiuct .
Wab1ncim. At, li I'rellM nto
v CrrMw-k in tmWti uui niuitntaiti
FaciiTr tTTitory nr fwinJ fcy tiir t
terctiie Cmn 1'gnimUitm l be
Mt tmjrn ad snrraaounUk. Urf the
rommHslo lrnsrrd to the railroad
Itjif Uie frrrwrn: r diould U- n
dtjvrO TOltmtarlty to V) pr xwat ol tin?
ftwii: mi" the rwltirtiur. WC t l
SUMMARIES
TKXAS-OKLAHOMA I-EAGl"K
Insults Sunday
ArJmurc 4; Bonham U.
Pari S; Mineral Wills 1.
Cleburne-Sherman, rain.
Standing
! V 1. Pet. CB
4H il.) 14 .714 0
4!) 21 18 .6-V.i i
4S -5 -.1 .1-1 t'Ss
4! 19 JT .4i:i H l-'
is IS :io .37.". lfiHi
- lo .n- lSSi
thins
Ardim'iv -
Mineral W.'
i Sherman
jjoriKim j.;,
Cleburne
here They Hay Today
f.onham at Ardmore.
Paris at Snermati.
Mineral Wells at Cleburne. .
TKXAS LKU.IK
Fori Worth tl. ShreVeport j,
WlchlUi Tails 2, Dallas 1.
Houston 4, tlalveston 3.
Beaumont 4 1. San Antonio
Standing
3-6.
Clubs
P W
Pet.
.7iU i
Wichiia Falls ---3ti 27
Port Worth
Dallas - -W -
Houston 33 IS
Shreveport 3S 1"
l'.pimriiunt 3S 1 1
.ulj
.liUU I
.474 i
.447
.447 I
.35-1
Galveston 30 14 2
San Antonio 37 10 2
Where They Play Monday
Houston at Galveston.
Beaumont at San Antonio.
Port Worth at Shreveport.
Wichita Palls at Dallas.
.270
A.MKK1CAN I.EAliti:
Boston 2, Wushington 0. :
St. Louis 7, Detroit 5.
t'hicajro 4, Cleveland 1.
Three scheduled.
Standing
Clubs P W L Pet.
New York 10 Cli 40 .023
Cleveland 110 OS 42 .CIS
WashliifTton -113 U0 13 -"31
St. Louid 10S 54 i4 .500
Bostou 107 DO G7 .407
Detroit HI 51 00 .400.
Chicago 109 47 02 .431
Philadelphia ,.-110 41 09 .373
Where They Play Today
Detroit
Chi'.'ut'o at
New York I
Only tiuee
Cleveland,
it Philadelphia,
scheduled.
NATION.U, I.KAtil K
St. Iiuia 10, Oinciniiati G.
Boston 3, Brooklyn 2.
New York 8, Philadelphia
Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 0.
Standing
Clubs
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston .
Brooklyn P
1u
Ill
-100
112
109
111
, 103
107
Pet.
.o:i
.013
.575
.51 S
..'iO.'i
.432
.407
.29
St. Bouis
Cincinnati
I'hicai'o
Philadelphia -
4j
44
32 7
Today
Where
They Hay
Philadelphia at
Only one gtime
New Y'ork.
scheduled.
WKST TKXAS l.HAGl'E
None scheduled.
Standing
Clubs P
Sweetwater
Abd. tie- ! 20
Btilhr.gcr , .i-7'
San Ancelo 20
W
21
20
IS
10
Pet.
,ji.l
.550
.:,14
444
Where They Play Today
Abilem- at San Ant-'ilo.
Baliai.ger at .--we.-t wuler .
SOLTHKKX ASSOCIATION
M niphis 4, Allar.t.i 3.
New oricans s, Mol.iie 0.
Nashville -IS. Chattanooga- 2 7.
Thr.-.- s.l..dj!.-.l.
StanUiiig
H-jbs - 1'
M. mphis -11.".
New Oriear.s 111
Pet. '
.078
.fill
.002
.:,;!.!
.5.13 :
.too
..ISO j
.337
7i
70
f.i
Birmingham 113
Little Mock .107
, .Atlanta. 107
1 Motiile 11 3
j Nttlihvill,. ,u
i Ol.atu.nc.g.i 112
40
14
W here They Flay
J-.-Mu at I.H'.ie P.oc K.
Today
Cliaitanootra
New (jrlear.s
Three g-unes
M'-iiiphis.
P.inruiigl,
l.eduk-d.
Belgrade, Au.i. LI. Majyar and Julo
S'av i lemeiitH in southwest! rn Hun
fatv held a monster meeting at
i pnllan-hcn fees) a Imniln'J nu'les
-oath ol Budapest last nii;ht und i
reported Iiitc thai the n-public ol
Uaranva (the name of the province
ol .which l'ec the lapilal) ha
l)Oen Jiroclaimed, with the prrUdeDcy
('.fcrvil to Count arKolyl.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
tWWr.liUM IIIWM.jXXMiHtttOW
A new photograph of Mr. Nir.b
k Longworth, wife of Cutigreatsman
Longworth, of Ohio, and daughter
of the late Colonel Theodore Rooe
ve'.t. There 1 le'dom a day that
Mrs. lAihgorth cannot b feen at
the Cupltol, iifi Interested observer
of d?balcs taktr.g place cither la thJ
bouaut oi lu Uguiutt
,'-1 ".t'-'-i' ,
A't--'--.
fcilM. ' ' - vcJ
.itM.VWi' "Isr
JLM JEFFRIES AND HIS BROTHER JACK
BOXING AT A RENFFIT IN LOS ANGELES
fry '
At a
recent
benefit held by a Los Angeles club the main event w-as n.
between the former champion Jim Jeffries and his brother
man In the ring was Snowy Baker. Despite his alderman it-
four round bout
Jack. The third
proportions the
former champ made his
AMERICANS AGAIN
CONTEST IN HARMS-
WORTH TROPHY RACE
(By the Associated Fruss)
Detroit, Aug. lj.-Tiie 1H21 Harms
worth trophy race in the Detroit river
here September 3 and 5 will be the
11th contest for the international pow
er boat championship title. It will be
the fifth time the trophy has been
contested fr in American waters and
the eighth time in which the L'nited
States has been a contender.
The trophy was offered in 19U4 by
Alfred ll.irmsworth, Lord Northcliffe,
but did rwt attract American compe
t it ion until i;07. when Commodore K. I
'.I. Schroder, with his Dixie, brought it i
'to America. Commodore Schroder re-
! pi-ated his victory in 1!)0m. with Dixie !
- II.. over the Huntington May. New
York course. ,i races were held in
lihis nor during the war.
The history of the llarmsworth trrw
.hy races since l'J07 shows thrtf Anier
leans have been victorious five time,
end that a steady development in
speed has marked the contests since
the first Dixie captured the trophy in
ti.at year. A speed of 28.6.1 miles an
hour won the trophy in 1!07. while
C,ar Wood drove his Miss Amer:-a at
he rate of i',l. 5 miles
in 192'l Winners of
1307 are shovwi in tl
an hour to win
the races since
e foiloWillu:
owner, K. J.
s; course. South-
1 soT- winni r, 1 lixie
i Sclir d,-r. 1,'niii d Stall
ample n. I.ng.; 2-..0...
1 ; it .h w.iim r. i )i
II:
owner,
ourse.
K. .1,
Hunt-
Schi'.dir, l.'nited State.
ingtoti. Bay. N. Y.; 31
Bi01 No race.
1 91 0 winner. Dixie
K. Burliam, 1'nit.d
Huniington Bay N. Y
lull -winner Kx.e
K. liurham. .I'mlnl
llunlit.gton Bay, N. Y
1'.'12 winner, M i.ie
III:
Stat
owner P
; course.
; 34.7.1.
IV: owner P.
Slabs; course
.: 40.42.
Leaf JV; ownef
Sir Mackay l'd:ar.
Hui-.lingt, n May. N.
1 v 1 3 winn.-r, Maple
S r M.ickay 1-Mgar,
Msborn May, ICng.; 3:
11120 w.nni r, Miss
'iar WocJ, United
l-'.ngland : course !
Y : 42.75.
Leaf IV: i wner. I
Kngla nd.
S3.
America;
S-Ules;
course
owner
courr-e,
.owes, I. W.: CI.5U.
Wlien the war broke out
Commodore Pugh of Chic;ig.
in 1314
i
i., was li
t. owes, reaily t. e. nte.-l
with sir
Mackay l'd(-tir's Mapl
Leaf V., w.
hl.s Disturber IV.
The courxe for the 19'.'1 llarmsworth
event ineasjres five nautical mik 1
and the distance U 40 nautical miles, j
or eipht laps to tTie h'-at. Tie rules '
ttovermriK the contest reijuire that the
team from any contending country, to
i. ic ist of not nr re than three b.atx,
must win two heals to take the tr ,
phy. The deej of ifift provides that
an individual boat need njt win both
heals.
Asainst 3.r Mackay Fdifar'." Maple
Li-af Vll, five American boats have
teen nominated for the elimtiution
i trials that will determine the trio to
defend the "P.. T." as It is termed
by powerboat men. The elimination
trials w.il bo held Sept'Tnber 1 und 2. '
The nominees for the elimination
races ar -lis America JL. Hut
Wood's new defender: the fin-t Miss
.America, owm d by O. A. Wool. Jr..
,li.rd entered by the Miss Metroit Pow- ,
erboat assoelatli n; Y lKer Hoy IV, own
ed by V. V. VoU'T of the Portland.
Ore., boat club; Mis' chicano. ownel
! by Sheldon Clark of the 'h'ic.ifo Yacht
club, and DlsturVr IV.. owned by
1". 5. Rrlcjjn und i ntered for the
(Tilcauo Yacht ,lub.
1 Hlr Mackn Maple Ie.if VII. enter
ed fr the Riyal .Motor Yacht club.
I la the only i raft to present the ch.il-
I lenainij country.
The pnntest will be a battle of 12,-
Icylir.d'r ermin. ail the craft named
for '.If .eVflll beinif equipped With
power tlunt of thin type. Both tie
Mis America li anj the Maple Le.if
VII have rmir U-'-jbndei motors,
while the other have one or two U
cylinder rn:inef.
Wood 'predict a mod of W miles
per hour fnnn hlr new defender, while
the challenger i iud to have excevded
Kf mile un hour.
NORMAN SHUTS i
TIKNF.R KAI.I.S 1 HIS WKI K
SeA-orvl humlreil Hoy Sonuts. with
their pr'n; and fnenLi. from N I
man win be encatnjied at the Ar-1-liior-
HuJ rXiiut" ruervation at Tur
pi r Fall ttiir wik. An advance party
rirlved S.itu1uv to put the camp In
hupe A mom; thoe who will take
,i part In Un b--i0erh'.p wj'S are m.-m
b rr of Uir Vloerit oi Oklah.flra
UVUltT.
brother step lively.
OLD-TIMER LAUDS BABE
RUTH - AS GREATEST OF
ALL BASEBALL CIRCLES
New York, Aug. 15.
idol of baseball fans
ears ago, sat on the
Polo Grounds during
between the Yankees
Amos Music, an
more than 20
sfdolines at the
a ri-c.-nt game
i-s and White Sox,
P.uth w Irt'in he d..--figure
in baseball.
marveling in Babe
clarcd the greatest
"It's -bi-eti 1!) years since ! saw a
major league game." Music remarked.
'The.ganie --U'-e has taken 1 -ng s' rides.
Back in my day We had some heavy
hitters, but none of them could hold
I a cand to Ruth. I r.-l.-r tp Wagner,
I Lajoje and Kd I lelehanty."
Back in the nineties, when Ilusie.
appeared at the Polo (Ir.'Unds, the'
cheers and the shouting w t o all for
him. The Hoosier Cyclone, they called
him f, r hi' was considered the grcat-es-
right-handed hurler m the game.
He dropped from the gatne'in 1902 af
ter lr:ng vainly for two years to ov-
reome the handicap i f an injured arm.
When Rusie left the game he re
turned to his home in M uncle, Ind.,
and later went to Seattle. Wash.,
where he worked as a laborer. He is
last the jo mark in years and his
hair is gray. He sat unnoticed by I
players and fans alike, for lie was I
atikti' wn ;o them.
1 Then Ki, (oeason. the old manager j
cf the White Sox, reeo;n,.isl loin. They I
were rivals f, r pitching honors in j
ine oi, I iias. I m sure glad to sec
ou. Amos." 'smil.il flleason, "seemn
I'ke iol times to see y,.u ground." The
j 'aliens old t wirier returned Hie greet
ing and they walked to the While Sox
dugout arm-in-arm.
' Although Kusiu had not witnessed
, a pin jor hiigue game for so many
years he had kept up with the game
i through the newspapers.
I ISosie said he didn't approve of put
i ,ing a curb t,n the styles of pitching.
"iiv them a chance to develop. In
my time we were not permitted to
so.l tb, ball and there were no freak
deliveries. We had to d''x-nd on speed
and fast breaking curves and we had
a gnat advantage over the batters.
The batter of today has the edge, how
ever. The livelier ball und curbing
ff
be
pitci rrs are the reasons. This cat
carried tou far. '
"Tin crowds are greater today tlian
at any time. P.a.-iebiill Is now a (freal
rational institution. The White Sol
scandal has not hurt the (tame much
JuJ.;e lindi.s has offset that bun..-
yc "
I The Arc de Triumphe In
1 tin luiS'-st triumphal arch
World.
Paris
in the
South American Beauty
i'r -Mi, -.'. "?.
i.'.tt'.iW-.'
mm-'
C,7-;ty''Vs'
i' l-v '. '
'v. r 1
55
9i IkbUltMteM Hlll M. frf
Konoru Jj-obo Vareln. lf of
the new M n'i'.er lo the Lolled
State from Pruguay.
(IIII IHtKX'S HOOKS
laiie I In inn :: ttfiice Supplied
Wlfjird of in," Pannt Cory a
Little Uo Itlun." "Plie In tilt
IVovds.'' aruf Mother tloonv
Artimnn'Mmii ft Xew In.
4 Wirt Main
I
m
BRUNS0N NOW BACK
ON FEET ONCE MORE
BETTER THAN EVER
OUalioinu City Man Was in
Rheumatism When lie
Taking Tantoc
Bed With
Itegan
"It's a furt 1 was down In bed
fin t of my back with rheumatism
when I began taking Tanlar, nnd
here I nm on my feet upain feeling j
better than I have in fifteen years."
said C. Brunson, 409 West Oak St..
Okloji ma City. .Ok In.
"In 1 S07 1 was first taken down
with rheumatism in my buck and
join's, und several times a year since
that time I would net in such a bad
fix 1 would have to be helped in and
out of bed. I could hardly get up and
uown and at times was so nervous
and miserable I could hardly sleep.
N'othlim 1 tile iitreed with me and I
was stiff and sore dayln and day out.
"Tanlac has made a great change in
me. Why, 1 feel like a ten year old
l. y compared to the way I felt be
fore I nok Tanlac and have gained
ten pounds In weight nt least. I sleep
good every night now and get up in
the morning rested and f. el fine alt
day. My right arm and shoulder don't
hurt me for the first time in nearly
fifteen years and. in fait. I Just fee!
like a new man in every way. I think
I everybody ought to know about a medi
cine that does what Tttnlae" has done
for me, and I'm glad of the opportun
ity togive this statement."
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore by the
Frame Drug Co., and by leading drug
gists everywhere.
WIRT HASKBAM.IORS SWAMP
TliK AliDMOKK KUiS 13 TO 3
The Wirt baseball club swamped the
Ardmore Klks on the local T O diamond
yesterday afternoon by the swe of
13-3. The oil field men started a hit
ting bee right off the reel that lasted
throughout the game and accounted
for the lopsided score, together with
contributions in the form of K,lk er
rors. The game took on n comedy as
pect as it progressed and provided
much amusement for the spectators
Kechtin started for the Klks. but was
tetired in favor of Paid Whitehurst,
who knelt on the mound prior
to
throwing his delivery and prayed
for
victory. P.ut his prayers
were unh'-ard.
as the results of the
contest show.
MOST OK LOOT FROM
WAI KOMIS BANK HU M
AVaukomis. Okln.. Aug. 13 A tin
win containing 1.S0 all but $100 of
the lot secured by bandits who Su'.lir
day robbed he Waukomis National
Bank was found late yesterday by a
searching party In a fork of a tree
seven tjilles southeast of here. The
cache wus discovered a quarter of a
mile from the corn field where Kalph
Fwiwr nnil K. M. Matz the alleged
robbers, were captured late Saturday
by a posse.
THRKK CITIKS ASK I.OWKR
(iS PliKSSl RK IX FKTITION
Oklahoma city. Aug. 15. Threa;
ouwes of gus as n minimum pn-ssure
instead of four as required by an or- j
der of the corporation commission i
now in effect is sought in an appli-1
cation filed with the commission tolay
by the Tit City c,as Company of Chel ;
sea. the Moggs c.as Company find the
Nowata c,us Company of Nowata.
The application asks a modification of
the previous order.
WK ill
mmri& will 1
iif v . a
Camels are made for Men who
Think for Themselves
Such folks know real quality and DEMAND it.
They prefer Camels because Camels give them tho
Smoothest, mellowest smoke they can buy because
v thev love the mild, rich flavor of choicest tobaccos,
perfectly blended and because Camels leave NjQ
CIGARETTY AFTERTASTE.
Like every man who docs his own thinking, yott
want fine tobacco in your cigarettes. You'll find it
tvkmuh DimrjrX'11
0IENO I.
MAKK TWAIN'S (Ol'SIN
iiunokh) p.v the royai.
c.ko(;kaphical society
As a result dl' hoi work In the
widespread distribution of geograph
ical knowledge us well as her explo
rations and travelogues on two con
tinents, Mrs. Mildred Clemens Schenok
t-f Berkeley, Cab, a cousin of the Int.
."lark Twain, has been made a Pel
low of the Royal fleographk-al Society
ol London. Mrs. Scher.ck is the first
woman of this country to be so hon
tired.
AXK CROP
BY 500
IXCRKASK.S
PL R CKXT IS REPORT
The tane syrup crop w ill be in-1
creased by 500 per cent this yeur,
according to J. .1. Chandler of the
Chandler (iroceiy. Jobbers of Ard
more havn ordered four cars of syrup
containers mill there has been a brisk
demand for them for the past two
Weeks,
The price is now around 50 cents
a gallon, Mr. Chandler said, and it
is probieiiiH Ileal as to whether there
will be an Increase. All that i
brought to Ardmoii finds a ready mar
ket, which is most encouraging to
those farmers who put In more .anc
and less cotton acreage this year.
State Visited By Kain
Oklahoma City, Aug. 15. Light to
heavy rain fell over practically the
entire state and, extended into Texas,
iiccordlni; to reports received here to
day by the l'nited States weather bu
reau. The rainfall during the 24
hour period ending at 7 o'cluck this
morning was reported from various
stations as follows:
Woodward. 3. So inches: McAlester.
2.79; Okemnh, 13.1; Hamnioiu ,1.03;
Newkirk. 1.01 and Muskogee. .07. Ok
lahoma City recorded .23.
A title which has been Ixirne by a
member of the royal family may not
bo a doped by anyone of less rank.
STOI THAT ITCHING
If you suffer from any form cf '
skin ills, ase such ns Itch, eczema,
ring-worm, poison-oak, old soreJ or i
If your children have some skin trou- I
ble, we will sell you a Jar of "Blue :
Star P.emedy" on a guarantee that If
not satisfied your money will be re- j
funded. City Drug Store.
in Camels.
And, mhil ycii, no flashy-package just for show.
No extra v:i,if,; ?rs! ICo costly frills! These things
don't improve 1L2 smoke any more than premiums
or couponr.
But QUALITY! Listcnl That's CAMELS t
POSSE SEARCH FOR
SKEDEE BANK BANDITS
Pawnee .Oklu.. Aug. 15. Posses
were, searching the country south of
Skedee today in an effort to locate
the bandits who yesterday bored un
der the floor and into tn vault oi
the Citizens State Bank at Skedee,
and escaped with a few hundred dol
lars and papers taken from safety
deposit boxes. Rain which fell after
the robbery obliterated the bandits
tracks and held up the pursuers.
ABAXDOXS HOPK OF
CAPTIRIXO PRISONERS
Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 13. Hop
of capturing four prisoners who e
caped from the Kansas state peniten
tiury Saturday night was virtually
abandoned today by Warden M. N.
Amnerine, who said he believed the
men had succeeded in reaching Kan
sas City.
Ed Mitchell, a fifth prisoner who
attempted to escape with the others,
fell 15 feet from a ladder and wrench
ed his knee badly. He was recaptured.
It was at first reported he had been
ihot.
(jOVERX.MKXT CONTROL OF
BRITISH RAILWAY'S CEASE
London, Aug. 15. Government con
trol of the British railways, begun at
the opening of the world war, ceased
last midnight. The stockholders of
the railway companies during the last
seven years, have had their dividends
guaranteed on a pre war busis.
The new act governing the futtrre of
the railroad administration becomes -operative
almost Immediately. Under
the act rates and fare will be fixed
by a tribunal. Labor conditions gen
erally also will be in the hands of
the tribunal.
American women have the most
beautiful eyes In the world, says a
well-known London photographer.
To prevent milk from running over
when it comes to the boil put a spoon
In it.
i$f w A31 '!
(hunt't Slvt k 8op), fii n
the treatment ol Itch, .p"""'
Ringworm.Tett.rorBi..
inri diteMet. Trr
tieaUBtat kI out (Wk.
city asrug Siore
Sanitary Mattress Factory
We Keiiovute and Manufacture
Mattresses of All Sizes .
and (irades , ..
Patronize a Home Institution
Phone Hit MO h. Main St.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
HARVEY BROTHERS
Fl.XF.RAL PARLORS
AMBl'l.AXCE SERVICE
Phone 73
PHOTOGRAPHY
from
"The Artist shop of Southern
Oklahoma-'
RUSSELL STUDIO
.1 1-: F.ujU Main .
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