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Ardmore, Tuesday, January 16, 1933. THE DAILY ARDMOREITE. ibUR 8!)C JlaUt) ftr&morcUc. SIDNEY SUUUH, rropnoiur. SaWral at tho Postofllco at Arflmoro Second-class Mnttor, November 2, 1833. " Published ovory afternoon (oxcopt Saturday) and Sunday morning. Ofnco of publication North Washing tea itrcet. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Da Week J One Month . 60 On Year 6 00 (Payable In Advtnco. The ofllclal nowapapor ot too Unit U Btates court for tho Southern Dla irlct. Indian Territory. Also for tho Chickasaw Stock Association of tho ladlan Territory, ane tho official organ if the city. Any erroneous reflection upon tno skaracter and roputatlofl of any per son which may bo printed In tho Ard Morelto, or any article based on ro prU that arc falsi!, will bo gladly cor rected It brought to the attention ot t& publlshor. PHONES. Business Manager's Office 638 R y Editor's OUlco 6 lyra Dtatanco 638 Atdmore, Tuesday, January 16, 1906. Tho Southern Cotton Association, In session In New Orleans, declared In favor of holding cotton for ICc a pound. oo Did nnyono ovor think what would happen to tho gold brick artist It ho should meet tho fanner on tho farm er's own ground? 00 "flood sidewalk! aro coming." Fort Wot th Record. "K-h, when property owners dig tip tho coin and pay for tho Improvements. o-S-o Mr. Cleveland Is to recolvo a Hilary of $12,000 a year as Insuranco roforco. Evidently tho cry or "Kill Iho iimplro!" haa no terror for him at that salary. oo President Roosevelt's popularity may not bo ns much nwry as Homo peo plo aro professing to believe, but It Is tho general opinion that he In lmv Ing a hard time In keeping It on utralght. 04-o The senate, It Is now said, wlshe to taku tho control ot tho Panama canal away from tho president. Hut dooj tho scnato think It can get along with Mr. Shouts any better than tho president Is doing? o-o The fact that a manufacturing plant does not pay a large dividend docs not ovldenco tho fact that It does not pay. The Incidental or Indirect profltB and savings of homo factories nre tho main point nfter all. oo Ixsavo tho man-ln-polltlcs to differ entiate for ono locality against anoth er, thus employing both threats of punishment nnd promises of reward In' his business, find bo enn In duo tlmo be elected to anything ho wants, oo Wonder if that federal oltlclal who swatted a Chicago drummer for crit icising President Roosevelt at Pauls Valley wants to bo U. S. attorney for tho Southern tlUtrlct? Tho race Ib becoming fast nud furious. Phoenix, oo It Is bollix demonstrated ovory day that tho cotton fnrmor holds n "big stick" of no mean proportions, nnd if tho farmer doesn't got too fancy with his club swinging, sonto horoto faro unsuspecting Individual Is going to got hurt oo The long march of tho Sixth Hat tcry from Fort Riley, Kan., to Fori Sam Houston, Texas, might bo claim ed to bo a world's record. Hut consid ering tho sad plight of the mon nnd horses when thoy arrived nt tho Tox as fort the world wondor If It Is worth tho price oo Come to think of It, this Is not tho first tlmo Congressman Habcock has played to th grandstand. A fow years ago ho announced with a flourish of trumpets that ho would lead an on slaught on tho Dlngloy tariff law. Tho republican leaders cracked the party whip and Congressman Habcock laid down. All of which leads tho world to bclolovo that Co.igrosman Habcock Is n four-flusher. oo An underground Insurrection Is said to bo browing In tho Philippines Agxjnts of tho sugar nnd tobacco tnista nnd tho Bide partners ot tho stand patters, aro supplying tho antl-Rooso velt papers with tho evidence. Treat tho Filipinos llko men and not llko chattels, serfs of a conquered prov inco, and peaco will provall In tho Philippines. American trust magnatos, cclflsh and soulless, aro willing to starve tho Filipinos for tho sake of nd ding to tholr hoarded gold. It pays to "bo ,1ust, and the Amrolcan people aro dcmunTlIng nnd will continue to vx- press tholr demand for a squnro deal for the nntlves of our Insular posses tdons, MEDDLING IN EUROPE. Tho president and his lovo for tho strenuous nnd tho warlike, has at last found nn nvonuc for his big stick thnt may lend iu Into a dlsagroe.Vilo sltuat on. Up to this time the g-vorn' mon; of the United SUNw lias b9ii content to mind Its own hu.-dnets, dis claim from tlmo to time upon tho Mon roe doctrine, and the theory that America Is for Amcrlcin haa be come sort of a fetish to conjuro with and solid grape nnd cnnlslor to shoot at Europeans when thoy discloto n purpone to seek a foothold on this continent or meddle In the affairs of American state. Heretofore wt have )-en reasonably free from the charge of meddling In the affair of Europe We have taken n few long range shots at Rusela for hur treatment of the Jbwh, and onco long ago thrashed tho Harbary plratos. Hut In that Instanco wo had a direct nnd porsonal grolv- nine. Up to this tlmo wo have nut seriously osKtyed tho role of worlJ power. We hnvo not sent ships of wat careering Into European wntors ex cept on tho notablo occasion of Jm assault upon our consul nt Uoy.-ut, who hapiencd not to Jia70 fiocn as saulted at all. Hut now wo arc to b'es som In all our now robos of ollloJ. Wo nro to hive a part In tho .Voroo can conforonre. We ?ro to do mre than any Euro'd-n irtlon except do cnont Spain has dnred to do and to hnvo Slgsboa nnd his ships close at hand In tho event the police of Al geclras provo Incapable of preventing tho conferees from turning things topsy turvy. In fact, wo are about to Invndo tho councils of Europo and participate In tho washing of Co quarrels of Germnn) rnd France, with tho asHiirauce that 'vhlchovcr way otir commissioner hops ho 1 4 suro to nuke an onemy of the n.VI-'ii ho opposes Tho Idea of tho Hncon resolution was to Inquire Into tho purpose ot tho prosldent In thus departing from Mio unwritten law of this lnnd not to mod dlo In European Imbroglios, There nro evidences of strong pro tests not confined to democratic llnoi against tho president's action In pro vldlng that this government lake a hand In tho Algeclrnn esnfevenco. Senators who have exc.uivl the pros Ident's policy toward Sin'j Dimingo on tho ground that the Monroe 1hv trine must place I'pon thin govern meut the duty of achi;; as policeman In this hemisphere seem to think the representation nt the Morocco con ference is nn altogether needless nnd unwarranted, If not dangerous, In Jectlon of, this government Into tho quarrels of Europe. They call It an uncalled for break' lug down of tho traditional policy of the United States, though perhaps a legitimate result of tho Idea, much proclaimed In administration circles that this country has Just become a "world power." Whllo republican sen ntors aro careful to conllno tho exprcs' slou of tholr views to cloak rooms or to glvo thorn only under pledgo of secrecy, It Is believed tho Hncon rem 1 nt (on will dlscloso nn amount or crlt Iclsm far In oxcoss of thnt launched against even tho Santo Domingo "arrangement." It is pointed out tho presence or tho American lleot In tho vlclntly or tho sceno or the conforonco Is llkoly to bo construed In Europe that tho Unit ed States purposos to show a mailed hand nt Alegeclras, as somo foreign powers seem about to do Evon tho defenders of tho admlnls t ration say It Is tho most unfortunate that any action on tho part cf this govorntnont uuikos possible ':cli In forence. Thoso profess to sre no con uectlon botwoon tho visit of Admiral Slgsboo's llrtot to tho Mediterranean nt this time, but In the light or tho provlous nnnouncomont thnt thoro would bo no fleet In European waters this your, and or the peculiar clrcuni slnncofl under which Admiral SIgs beo's lleot was sent, thoy have to ne knowledge that tho coincidence Is striking. Senator Hucon's resolution calls for nil the facts boarlng upon tno par this government Is to play In Algoc Iras, and says: "Our only legitimate concern with Moroccan affairs relates to tho very limited cotnmorco botwoen thnt country nnd our own, and Is in no matter concorned with tho gravo political controversy which has been carried on for somo tlmo past between Oermnny on tho ono sldo aid Franco nnd Englnnd on tho othor as to tho fu turo political control of Morocco, It having been tho sottlcn policy of th! government since Its foundation to abstnln from tnklng part In such no- lltlcal controversies lwtwfun Euro penn nations." Record. oo Southorn cotton growers will re duce tho ncrcago nnd pull for fifteen cent cotton. President Hnrvlo Jordan ro-laborors nre In tho saddle. If thoy stick, thoy will make good. oo Tho gontloman In Houston who con ducted his own dofonso and was con vlcted on a lunacy chargo demon st rates tho truth of tho old adago that ho wlio Is his own lnwyer has a fool for a client. PRESIDENT'S CHANUE OF FRONT. In deciding to appoint no more southern negroes to office President Roosovolt mnkes a significant confes sion of error, nnd ho Is to be con gratulated upon finally coming (o nn ndorstanding of the racial conditions' tho south. And yeb his present attitude is not nltogother credltnblo for It Is an nounced that no lntonds to glvo no- grooa proformont In doubtful states whor othelr voto will count for his pnrty In futuro elections. Elthor ho s yielding to southern sentiment -nt tho uncrlfleo of his convictions or ho playlnjc a low sort of party polltlos. If he Is yielding hi oonvfrtlona h exhibits nn unstable mind, for nt the tlmo of tho Crum.npiiolnttneut ho was most Insistent upon the jiolnt or hold- ng open i!k door or hope to tho ne gro, and such n positive and militant conviction ought not to bo ylolded ir Is sound, ir It tuny lie yclldcd nt the behost or southern sentiment It tuny be yielded at the Irahcst or northern sentiment nnd the conclusion reasonable that other convictions may be surrendered for the sake or pnrty expediency. This Is not the first time tho pres. Idont has yielded to circumstances, and we apprehend thnt It will not be the last. The railway rate question Is the next question or contest, nnd no body need be surprised ir tho pi est- dent's II n nl surrender or this his last and most conspicuous contention. All history proves that statesman ship is largely a matter or compm nilao, nnd no lawmnkor or Initiative executive Is over ablo to get qulto the measuro ho desires, Wlso men In public lire understand this fact and are content to hccure the best thnt Is posfllblo under all tho circumstances Hut Mr. Rochevolt always starts out with a cockMiro programme and tm nounccs that thoro will bo no compro nilso. Hence, when ho Is compelled to compromise his yielding tnkes the form of n defeat or creates tho suspl clou of n sacrifice of principle. President Roosevelt has done much but ho Iins promised and threatened very much more. A great deal of what ho has dono nnd what he 51'! proposes Is qulto beyond the constl. tutlonnl limitations of his office. Thr.t which ho promises beyond IiIb office Is more than apt to fall, and som of the thlngB he has done are apt to bo undone. Now ho standi In frwt danger of railing to do muih thnt n proposes within his official funo Ion, and when he begins to ncki'.owleil,; error as ho ban dono In '.he policy of appointing southern negroes ho ma terially wonkuns tho forca or his pros tlgo. Thoso who opposo his ideas fcr any reason will tnko courage and oppose all the harder. With this weakening In declared purposo and chnngo of front In dls tlnctlvo policies there Is also a per ceptlble waning or personal popular!' ly which further encourages opposl Hon. Altogether It nppears posslblo I not probable that tho mighty Roose velt Is hastening to his fall as a mas tor statesman nnd a populnr Idol. It will not be surplrslng. though the Record will regret to see It come to pass, for however much It has dl-; seated from many of the president's vlows. It hns rejoiced to bellovo tlu.t his election gave him an extraordi nary opportunity to accomplish n vast amount of good for the people. Ree ord. oo RENOUNCES MORMONISM PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY STIRS MORMON CIRCLES. Sjfys Polygeny is Practls-.ci as Freely In Arizona and New Mexico Today ae It Ever Has Been He Sev ers All Relation Viln It. Death Id New York Tunnel. New York, Jan. is. -Ten negro workors wero killed by suffocation and caisson dlsoase two were drowned, two othors . seriously overcome and tho whlto foreman and his assistant, suffcrod sovoroly, In rescuing those who survived, whon tho o6mprossed ttr pipe burst In, Enst River tunnel oppo site Forty Second strcot. early today. Wholesale Closing Stock Brokers. Huffnlo, Jan. 16-Tho offices of or William F. Dever & Co., stock brokors. with elchtv ofllces In New York stato and Canada, closed today. Furniture, Carpets, Stoves R. A. JONES Subduing Revolutionists. St. Petersburg, Jan. 1C. All mem bers of the Workmen's council, num bering twenty-two wore arretted dur ing tho night. The police seized many revolutionary documents. Government ofllclnls consider tk-t the futuro action of revolutionists will be hampered by the enpture All on Easy Payments! Salt lko CI y. Jan 10. '.Vtr. Wolfe, piofestsoi- of t'.ieulogy 'n 11 Ig ham Young V - i a M i "ion Insti tution at l.oga.i. I tali, i's caused a stirring In Mormon circles, according to a dispatch to the Tribune, by re nouncing his belief in Mormonlsm, with refusing to pay tithes, nnd sever ing relations with the college. His action It Is stated, has resultod from a recent trip to Mexico. Ho Is quot ed as saying, polygamy Is practiced as freely iu Arizona and Mexico todny as It ever has been. Wolfe Is quoted ns asking npostlo John Henry Smith, how polygnmous marriages would bo reconciled with tho Woodruff mnn, to, to which Smith Is said to have re plied: "Tho manirosto was only a trick, dovlsod to beat tho devil at his own game.'' i ' ' OURUi SAIX " Musi underwear Ohio Town Destroyed. Limn, Ohio, Jnn. 10. Tho town ot Conveys .thirty mllos west Is reportod swept nwny by flro during tho night. The wires aro al down and thoro nre no details. Appeals for aid havo been sent out by ti nln crews. 4m IS NOW IN PROGRESS Price Savings Range from 25 to 33 1-3 Per Cent We have surely anticipated your wants in this line the very best values obtainable have been secured for this sale, Mouths ago, orders were placed that make it it possible for us to present this offering at prices that will be of intense interest to our feminine population. A visit to our store will prove a revelatiou the dis play is attractive both in price, and the surpassing beau ty of the garments shown. The quality is above reproach; materials! are the best, all garments are cut full, and are made in a sanitary work-shopwhere every consideration is given t;o cleanliness, Night Gowns and Chemises Our showing of Night Gowns and Chemises is superb, a better or more complete line could hardly be imagined. These garments wero made especially to our order, from finest muslin and cambric, trim med in a variety of styles with beautiful lace and embroidery insert tion and edging; and hemstitched and cluster tucks words oannot describe these garments in all their luxurious beauty. ' Gowns and' Chemise, TiOc value, now Gowns and Chemise. Oo and 75c values, now Gowns aud Cnemise, 8uc valui, now 39c 49c 69c 79c Gowns and Chemise, $1 value, now Gowns and Chemise (j 4 j rw S2.00 value, now $ 1 ,0 7 Gowns and Chemise ( rxn $2.50 value, now pl70 Undershirts Notwithstanding the decided inoreaso in value of all materials those garments aro made full of bust muslin and cambric trimmed in the most approved and stylish manuer with laro, embroidery, bead ing and cluster tucks and offered at extremely low prices. Skirts, 05 and 75c values, to go at. Shirts, 85c and $1.00 values, to go at Skirts, SI. 25 value, to go at. 49c 69c 89c Skirts, $1.50 o at Skirts, $2 00 value, to go at Skirts, $2.50 value, to go at value, to (jg $1.39 $1.98 Corset Covers and Drawers Drawers, 25c value now Corset Covers. 15c value, now k Corset Covers, 25c value now Corset Covers, -10c value now Corset Covers, 05c value now -j Corset Covers, 75 and 85c value, now ; .. Corset Covers, $1.00 and $1.25 value, now 9c 19c 29c .49c 69c .89c Drawers, -10c valuo now , Drawors, 05c. valuo now , Drawers, 85c valuo now Drawers, $1.00. value now Drawers, $1,25 value now " ..19c .29c .49C 69C ..79c 98c Embroidery and Laces are Included in this Sale Need we remind you of the fact that we are the acknowledged leaders In this line of goodf. Westheimer Dan be The Old Reliable Blue Front Store of Ardmore