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THE DAILY ARDMOflEITE.
Ardmore, Monday, June 22, 1908.
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The Daily Ardmorcile
IT THE ARDMORriTL PIIBUSHIKG CCNPAil).
rtluNEV SUOQ8, Prildnt.
. r,. HVItSK - . Vice-President
II, T. NIMUKTT Socretnry-TrciiiiiriT
Directors-Sidney Sinrifs, l- Oruce. W. V.
WliltlliiL'toti. f. .. Hjrrne. a. T. lllt-risoe. It.
V Dlik.J. K KnMcy
Eutfred at Hit) i'ostofflco nt Ardmore
is Second-Class Matter.
Official Paper for Carter County
If it Is in tho Anlmoroito
It is login.
TCHM3 OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The D-lly Ardmorelte
I m Week 1&
On Month 60
One Year & 0
Th Weekly Ardmoreltt.
J't-r Year. y Mnt tl 00
Kit Votitl.s 60
1h.i'u Mnuthrt
Phones.
I'uslness Mnnngor'M OUIco US
Utty Udllor'B Otilco 5
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Ardmore, Monday, June 22, 1908.
ELr?S' DASEDALL TEAM.
Organised to Play Game With Dallas
on July 4 Here,
Tlic very newest organization In
tlic city In the HI kit' IiiihcIhiII nsaocia
tlon. The ollleer of the association
aro Col. Sidney Suggs, president, and
Robert Jones, liimmRor. There was u
necessity tor such mi organization
uml tlmt necessity was foiinil In tliu
fact that till! lot-ill Klks lltlVB llflMI
challenged to piny ii scries of game
of hall with tho l:iKn of Dalian. Tho
D.illus ICIka Imvp ii magnlnneiit team,
thry have challenged other lodge In
Hi. i big cities, hut when the record
of tho Dallas ICIka Iihb been lookuil
Into tho other lodges have been itfrnld
of thf Toxin Iiimhorna and now It'a
up to Arm ore to accept the challenge
anil play tho banner town of tho
Iiiih Star state. The game will he
played hero July 8 and I. O. II. Wol
wrton has been npt'Olntod " chair
man of the commltteo tn.,dlMe
o, m, tiCKets. lie win nppiniu in.n. ,)ryR(K)(Umml ,lf Sl. lho
to help him In the work. lCxnlted Jh(J rwn jf M )mg rt.
Killer Walter C. Dean waa made h CmmercM c)tln to fur.
chairman of the entertainment I B cnnclM. mmmnmi of tho
mltteo. John K. ltaaley waa made wlch nro oip,0ajy fliv.
chnlriimn of the Advertising commit- ornMe ,n lhf colmtry JUBl Rt ,,
- COMMERCIAL CLUB
NOTf.C.
Word was received this morning
from the gentlemen at Rock Inland
III., who were en route to Ardmoro
to look Into the propoaltlon of a
hroom factory, to the elTect that
they had hccii detained at Oklahoma
City and finally had decided to re
turn home and try again later.
Mr. T. J. Oorrali an win, J. W.,
of Sprlnglleld, Tenn., were callera
at the Commercial Cluh this morning.
They are making their ltendnunrtora
In this city while Investigating tho
tributary country with a mind to
going Into business. J. W. Dorrnh
waa employed In Ardmore at one
time for more than a yenr and hna
since desired to settle H?rmanently m
this aectlou. ?
Sl rniiiii's latest march to the sea
will tie prefaced by a side excursion
ii.i S.i.t river.
o-ho
The collapse of CSvernor Cummins
and the "Iowa Idea" fills tho hoarU of
tho protective tariff league with Joy
not unapiluible but very loudly ox
pressed.
o-h
I'nder new IndlctinenU for rebating
the Standard Oil trust la liable to be
Html JCS.000.000. Thla la tho repub
Ii xm way of trying to make people be
lieve U It tniHt hiutliiK, hut It Ua
not seem to worry llockufollor.
And Olilahoma really not Into the
oratorical Hat nt CIiIcbko. Dennis
I'lynii secoiuleil the iiouiluatlon of
('oiiKreaamau Shorman. Alas, great
ueuH means little for Illrd McRulre.
irf-n
Taft and good tlmoa la to he the
republican alogan. hut how cnu Taft
change republican policies that nave
brought panic and business dlaaater
won- than Roosevelt could whose poll-
u k he Is pledged to follow t
c-ro
A- Mr. Harrlman te a 'practical
ii. an ' he is no doubt pre red as an
' utnli'sirable rltlien of great wealth'
v auuin furnish his share of the cam
en iModl tor the republican nu
i ti.ii oommlttee.
oo
t: odd to see Chicago importing
r d goods: but so tt Is. Canned
- i- ! lates ud canned platforms, put
.a the great whit house caontrr.
i'. imported In Job kits, nnd dlahed
c " delegate under the name of
oo
ic from having some money ami
- Ndng mayor of Utlca. New York,
drrl'date Sherman represents the
K(sewlt elemewt of the party
it nominated him. Surely no one
tee. others on thla committee aro
.lax. Wallace. John George and 1'. H.
Adams. The most Important commit
tee la the one apMlnted to dlaNiae
of the iKVinutH. popcorn and rel lem
onade on the diamond. Thla com- I
mlttee Is headed as chairman by 1'. C.
Dings and associated with lilm In
thla lmtortant work are J. R. Spra
glna, W. P. Poland and Don ley.
time. A very similar request has
hew rocelvoil from the American
Lumberman at Chicago, which Is
carrying on u ''Build Now" campaign
In order to hurry a restoration of
normal conditions.
No lees than four remieata for
stores have been received the past
three days, ono being from Phil-
Everybody Is given fair warning jndelphla, another from Westchester,
not to stand too long In one place ', j. ( sm two from Oklahoma points.
In Ardmore on the 3rd and 1th of Tne Inntilrers do not seem to caro
July There will be something doing for nny fUrther Inftirmatlon. appar-
when the Dallas Klks arrive.
Police Court.
Police Judge Halt has been holding
court throughout the entire day o as
to clean up the docket of canes that
occurred since hi departure for lllr
mlngham to attend Uie reunion. Sev
enteen violators were present In court
to greet his honor ana n good auni In
tines was collected. Tho offend"
ranged from wife beating to plain
drunks and disturbance of the pea h.
ontly having made up their minds
to come to Ardmore If they can get
roof over them.
DeWttfs Wltcn Hazel Salvo. It Is
especially cood for piles. Ito sure to
get DeWitfs. Sold by W. R. Frame
d&w
Eastern Star.
Regular mooting Anlniore Clnptcr
Order of Eastern Star at Masonic hall
Monday evening at S:30.
UBSSIK i'ALMKR, W. M.
Mrs. S. U Iioweu ot Wayne. W. Va.,
writea: "I waa a autterer fioin kid
ney disease, w that at times I ouid
not get out of bed. and when I did '
i cou.d not stand straight, i took Fo I
le's Kidney Rjmedy. One dollar j
bottle and part of the second cured
me entirely." Foley's Kidney Rem
edy works wonders where others are
a total failure. Sold by all druggists, i
d&w
Don't forget the musical treat nt
Roblson opera house Thursday niuht.
June 25. Ye original Quaker quar
tette. Admission 25c, reserved seats
10c. 21-5
Attention, Union Men,
A mass meeting of nil union ni"u
wo hai ever looked at IJIll Taft j In Ardmore la hereby called for Mot:-
ko he will sicken and leave a va-1 day evening nt S o'clock, at Labor
ufi for Sherman. ! Hall, to consider the coinmUslon In u
ot government.
V. R. LVWHOS'.
Pres. Ardmoro Ti.ules Coirn II
Msdel Stack Sale.
T1 e sate of the atock of gooda of
' Model Dry Goods Company of
" - ty Is being held thla afternoon.
T stock waa not sold up to .1
( ' 'k. at vhlch time over $1'..o00
is Md by Oklahoma ctty parties
Oiticial Route
liryan Oklahoma Special
for
Denver
National
Democratic
Convention
VIA
The GowTiiur. and all
State otluials will use
this train. Through sleep
ers. Loaves Ardmoro 0 10 a. m.
.Inly!!.
For full particular see
II. I). McCollom, A Rent
Or write l", O. Jackson,
Division Passenger Aent
Okliihouia City, Okla.
MORE REUNION TALK
BY MORGAN CAMP OF VETERANS
AT MEETING HELD YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.
The stny at-homc members of John
II. Morgan enmp of Confide" Pi vet
erans heard a further report on wHi'
tho mnglc city of hlrmlngliam, Ala.
did for the old boys who wo" the
Bray during the last rounifii La?t :
Sunday Comrade (lolled tamle a
short mort and on yesterday the
mime comrade completed the report
mado last Sunday. W. F. Ollmcr, v. ho ,
is a son of a veteran, save his version
of the treatment accorded tho visitors
and how woll the veterans nnd sons
woro entertained. The speech of tho
day was made by Richard M. Lester,
a sou of a veteran, who maiH a soul
stirring speech to the Vetera id pr
out on what the Confederate soldier
was duo.
Tho meeting was opened with p'iy- 1
er by Rov Wynne, pastor of tin Flrt
Baptist church, In which house of w r
ship tho mooting wns hold.
A Grand f-amlly Medicine.
"It gives ino pleasure to speak a
good word for Klectnc Hitters,"
writea Mr. Frank Conlnn of No. I3G
Houston street. New York. "It's a
grand family medlclro for dyspepsia
and liver complications; whijo for
Initio back and weak kidneys it can
not ho too highly recommended."
Klectrlc lllttors regulate tho digest
ive functions, purify tho blood, nnd
Impart renewed vigor nnd vitality
to tho weak and debilitated of both '
sexes. Sold under guarantee at W. H.
Frame's drug store. t0c. d&w 1
Money to Loan
Farms for sale, City property for
sale. We have now some special
bargains in real estate, Several
vacant homes for rent. We have
a few bargains in close in prop
erty, if taken up now. Street car
is a sure go and restriction remo
val will cause a boom in Ardmore
dirt. Buy now and be ready for
the raise.
Riggins, Suggs, Adams Co.
OKLAHOMA'S POLICY
ROOSEVELT IS INTERESTED
I
PRESIDENT TAKES HAND IN SUS.
PENSION OF TWO HARVARD
STUDENTS SENDS LETTER.
Cambridge, Ma., June 22. Presi
dent Roosovolt Is ba cT; of a communi
cation to President Klllot, head ot tho
Harvard University, regarding tho sus
pension of Sidney W. Fish and Chas.
Morgan, Jr., members of tho boat
crew.
Fish and Morgan were surpuiidcd
lust week for violating a rulu pro
hibiting certain books from tho uni
versity library.
TOWARD CORPORATIONS AT TOR.
NEY GENERAL ON LAW GOV.
ERNING FOREIGN CONCERNS.
GAS USERS
I
New Suits Filed.
Max WeHthelmer, David Dauho,
Simon Weatheimer, J. C. Graham and
F. II. Conrad have died suit ngnlnat
U. W. ItiiiKhHiii, Slim Coyle, Coo.
W, McLiuiKhlln and LUlle McLaugh
lin to recover the sum of $10,000 as
damagea for entering Into an agree
ment to swindle the plaintiffs, and
for swindling the plaintiffs out of a
certain tract of land which ono of tho
defendants sold to plaintiffs, and for
which one of the defendants received
payment, by having ono of tho de
fendants to abandon iter suit In con
test. o'clocsroIlllkF.dfontotnoln shrdlu shr
Public Notice.
firm of blacksmiths are ndvertls-
M1.1t they occupy the Al Ulce stand
on Rmadwav. The people will remem-
r that I occupy my own stand on
Rmidway and ask them not to form
i' . Impression that I am out of the
! LM.-shoelBg and black smithing bust-
- 19 Broadway. Phone S7.
iw AL M. KICK
J. A DIVENS, President.
A. H. PALMER, Caahler.
DON LACY, Vice President
FRED C. CARR, AssL Cashltr.
THE GITY NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital S100,0Ou.0O
Surplui Fundi $1 '0.000 ...
Accounts of tlrms and Individuals solicited". Courteous treit
nient accorded to all alike.
Rony Austin, who for the past four
teen years lias been In tho saddle
and harness business In this city, has
embarked Into business for himself.
Ho has been with J. C. Preddy al
most all the time, Mr. Preddy has
been In Ardmoro nnd van with the
same house before It was purchased
by Mr. Preddy. Mr. Austin Is a good
workman, he lias ninny friends ami
will do a good business. Ho will
build noddles nnd repair ovnrytlilug
mado ot leather, ilia place of busi
ness U In ono of the Wheeler build
ings on West Main street.
HKALDTON.
H. Hdton. Okla.. June 2- uur a
heavy rain the first of the w e
have had warm sunshine lie
t. r part, and a good deal of both i"r-i
and cotton Is being planted
The outlook in th fanning line is
ijui i gloomy.
ll creeps have been up and road'
nre luipAssnblc.
Mrs. M. H. Ingram was call, d to
Ardmoro by the lllnoM of her sister
Mrs. t)r. Hardy.
J. W. Onno is n visitor to Ardmore.
this wook.
Messrs. Wlnfleld nnj Caglo nre hco
n8gcsslng taxes.
Mr Nihlnck Is on our stroots soiling
clothing.
Little news of Intorost. Kvorybody
Is at work and our town Booms desert
ed. Our farmers are going ahead with a
vltn. and planting most of the washed
land In something.
Mr nnd Mrs Wm Hcnon from
Texas aro hero visiting relatives.
W ill take a n y
Keady-to-Wear
Suit m all spring
and summer
weight.
$25
.00
will make to order any
Suit in house. All $35
and $37.50 Suits, spring and
summer, black or white all go
at the same.
J. J. STOLFA
uancTerme
Works wonders. it produces hair
Just as surely as rain and sunshine
jiroduco crops. It jiroilinus a thick
growth of luxuriant hair when all
other remedies fall. Wo guaranteo
Handerlne. All druggists s'il It iGc.
liOc nnd $1 00 jier bottle. To jrove
Its werth send thla a1 and 10 cents
In stamps or silver and wo will mall
)ou a largo free sample. Knowl.on
D.uiderlne Co., Chicago. 111.. Dtf
ALBATROSS
That's tho name of tho best Hour
sold in Ardmore.
Mirth, melody, musical monologues,
readings. Impersonations and a laugh
for one and all, Thursday night, Juno
2!, nt Uoblson opera house, benefit
Y. M. C. A. Admission 2.rc, reserved
seats 10c. 21-5
Ciuthrio, Okla., Juno 21. The state's
polley toward forotgn corjioratlons de
siring to operate oil pipe lines In Ok- j
lahonia Is outlined In a letter written
today by Attorney Oenoral West to
Representative A. F. VandemiL t
llartloBvllle in roily to a letter a -It I
lug what tho differences wer- beiwe n
the attorney general's olllco iu-1 the
oil men. '
Thoro is n constitutional inhibition
against foreign corpornUirH exrrc!-'
lug tho right of oniluon' douviu m
Oklahoma nnd the nltoriey uml
unjoined tho Prairie Oil ar.J Cn cm-,
jinny, a Kansas cnniet'iit!. from I
budding a pljio line into th - Jfe tin j
til such time as It becomes a doi.ic ,
tic concern.
For enforcing this provision of the
constitution, tho ottornoy general (
slates ho has been classed as a fauat
lo, misrepresented and maligned. He
alsjn calls attention thnt his dep'.tt'
menl, through the sta'. corouratloi
c r ni'sslon, has afforded f,.i o'l rate
for Oklahoma lower than that of any
othfr ataf to tho ndvaL" nt jT.-ni ,
iicnt oil "ompanles. 1
111 Its policy tl'u stnte wr' lint wal
er, tho attorney general states, but j
will bo guided by decisions of the
courts. i
Representatives of the Prairie Oil
nnd Ons conijwny has contended here i
that It would jmrchnxo its right of j
way through the stato Indejieiident of i
condemnation proceedings, ami that
tho more crossing of n public highway
did not Kiustltiito tho onjolnment on '
tho right of omlncnt domain, in view I
of this position, tho attorney general
suggests that tho iiomjiauy attempt
such construction and an Injun nion
case will be carried to tho supreme
court as a test of tho constitutional ,
law. Tho Texas Pipe Line company, j
he states, Intends to Incorjiorato a
part of Its company under the laws
of Oklahoma for tliu purpose ot oiier- -atlug
its Oklahoma lines, J
Tho Pralrio Oil and (las company I
desires to build a plpu line from Its :
Kansas terminus, through Oklahoma '
and Texas, to the (lulf of Mexico, fiuO
tulles distant-, 200 miles of which
would be In Oklahoma, but docs not
want to take out a stato i barter.
The jiroposod lino would tap the J
oil Held near UarttesvUlo. Accord
ing to llgures loft here by Judge John
Shea of Rartlesvllle, the line would
cost $5,000 per mile, tho compans
agreeing to take nil oil without dis
crimination to producers, l.-ibor In
the construction work, tho llguris
show, would amount to $1,200 jicr day
and tho entlro work Is estimated to
cost In the neighborhood ot $5,000,000
Do you know that
you can save one
third of your gas
bill by using our celebrated JEWEL GAS RANGES?
Our ranges are put up under an absolute guarantee to
last longer, do better work with less gas than any Gas
Range on the market. A call at our store will convince
jou. ARDMORE SUPPLY CO.
That Bright Spot.
The Ardmore Sanitarium
Miss Hinds bus chanjo of training school for
nurses. Receive!? both merticul and surgical na
tion's. Thoroughly modern in every particular.
Special operating room. Good service1, terms
reasonable The medical profession solicited.
HARDY, VON KELLER & HENRY;
Ardmore, Okla.
Sill
ii
$1.00
Per W eek
Buys
A GENUINE EDISON PHONOGRAPH
You can lind hero every Edison record mado and wo will
sell you a Standard Edison Machine with Flower Horn and
and dozen Gold Moulded Records for $20.20
E. B. LUKE, Ardmore
i i i West Main
Phone 620
Just a little uascasweet Is nil that
Is necessary to give your baby when
It Is cross nnd peovlsh. C.neasweet
contains no opiates nor harmful drugs
and Is highly recommended by moth
ers e cry where. Solo by W. 11.
Framo. d&w
rencflt Y M. C. A. Original Qua
kers at Hoblson opera house Thurs
day nigh' Juno 25 Admission 25c,
1 tic extra for reserved sents. 21-5
Badly Sprained Ankle Cured. ;
Three years nso our daughter
sprained her anklo and hud been suf-'
fering terribly for two days and 1
nights had not ulept n minute. Mr. j
Stnlllngs. of IMtlor, Tonn., told ua
of Chamberlain's I'alm Halra. Wo
went to tho storo that night nnd got
a bottle of It and bathed her anklo 1
two or threo times nnd sho went to
sleep and hnd a good night's rest.
Tho jicxt morning sho was much bet
ter and in n short tlnio could walk
around and had no more trouble with
her ankle. K. M nmmltt, Hampton,
Tenn, 25 and 50 cents sizes for sal
bv F. J. Itamsey and Hoffman Drug
Co. wky
REMEMBER!
Ill AT your ideas in Grocery buying, and ours in
selling are the same. You want value for
your money in quality and price.
We want you to have it and to be satisfied
that you have it. We intend to be more particular
about our part than you arc about yours, if we can.
YOURS FOR PROMPT SERVICE
era
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FELKER
THE GROCER