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Ardmor, Sunday, April 11, 1909
THE DAILY ARDMORCITE.
PAGE THREE
... SOCIETY ...
With a wealth of Independence
Within hor maiden bre'ast,
That makes hor fond admirers
Tho banner high unfurl,
Of lore niiit admiration
For the Oklahumi girl.
COLLEGE NEWS NOTES
REVIEW OF THE WEEK AT AGRI
CULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
SCHOOL AT STILLWATER.
Twas Knstor Sundn The full
blossomed trees
Filled all tin- air with fragrance and
with Joy.
'I'lio priests woro singing, and the
organ sounded,
And then anon the great Cathodntl
bell.
It wan the elevation ot the Host.
Wo both of us full down upon our
knees,
I nder tin" orange boughs, and pray
ed together
neor bad been happy till that mo
ment.'' Longfellow.
Mrs. Coo. II. Wobb and Mlas Vera
Ollvo who won- delegates to tli Child
Labor Convention at Now Orleans,
March 29, .10 and 31st. returned homo
laHt Tuesday.
This conference accomplished Its
purpose and resolutions containing
the Important, provisions to bo em-'
bodied in a uniform child labor law to 1
be proposed In tho legislature of all
the states in tho South, were adopted.
Oklahoma was well represented by
her delegates and they were notably ,
recognized ill every meeting.
There is no doubt but that the Child 1
Labor Laws of Oklahoma were, in a '
grout measure, instrumental in bring
ing success to tills convention.
Miss Kate itarnard of (liithlro. and '
Miss Cordon of New Orleans, spoke
at the meetings and groat deal of
credit is given to these young women.
Miss llaruard was one' of the prime
niovpin in passing the Child Labor
Uiws of Oklahoma. 'I nose laws are
considered the best laws of all the
s'ntos, they wore drafted by people
who wens enabled by the help of an
eastern capitalist, a philanthropist, to
continue their study from men who
bad made this question a life study.
Speeches such as this brought mem
bers of the Oklahoma delegation into
such notice.
"Protect the Child.
If thou you would protect your own
life, take the child out ot the mill.
He warned of uklahoina lest her fu
tujp children have that superior abil
ity which win distract your children
In their future competition ot states.
With the future ever before us wo are
protecting tho child. Kor tho children
of tho poor, wo have enacted a Child
Labor Law ami a compulsory educa
tion law. which groat workers for hu
manity have pronounced the best in
the world. Wo have made up our
minds that oMior states may work for
the lnnstery of tho world's markets,
but Oklahoinnns will stake their life
work as moulders of splendid physi
cal, mental and moral men and wo
men." Some other notes rrom tho Times
Democrat of Now Orleans have
"A descendant of American Indian
roynlty is hero with the convention.
She is Mrs. Webb of Ardniore, Okhu,
n descendant of a line of Chiefs of
the Choctaw and Cherokee tribes. She
Is of the llnost Indian blood and both
she and her ancestors woro well edu
cated in lie Indian schools."
The following olllcers were elected:
(Sow Sanders of loulalana, president;
and the following vice presidents were
unanimously chosen: (low Hoke
Smith of Atlanta, (in.: W. K. Ste
vens of Virginia; Miss Kate llarnard,
Oklahoma; .Mrs. Mary Smith. Mis
souri; Thomas Harrison, Louisiana;
O .11. King. Tennessee; Mrs. James
M. Leech, Kentucky; Thtid II. Lamp
ton, Mississippi.
The Child Labor Law originated
with H. (J. Murphy of Alabama, a na
tive of Texas.
Senator Colvllle of (Juthrle was the
only speaker of the convention who
was encored three times. Mr. Col
IIlo has earned the proud title of poet
laureate for the reason, as ho puts II,
that he innkes verses, mid tho gentle
man proceeded to try soino of Ills
versos on tho gathering. They lit like
a glove and with "Child of the Man
With the Hoe," and "Tho Oklahoma
Uiii" his own composition. Mr. Col
villu carried nls audiences oft Its foet.
Ills orses woro so appreciated ho
Was requested to repeat them the
next night, and after reciting the
"Child of the Man With tho Hoe,"
tin- band played "Dixie" and every
one stood up.
"The Oklahoma Girl."
Her eyes are bright and sparkling,
As alio greets yon in the way
And the atmosphere nnUind her
Makes one dream of flowers and
Mny.
A ruddy, healthy vigor,
Anil a brow ot polished pearl,
Makes up the simple portrait
Of the Oklahoma girl.
She's a mighty institution.
This neiw girl ot the West,
Her dad's an "S9-or,
And one spring day long 140
With him she cfUA'rt th" bonier
Into lands they did not Itm-v;
Stillwater, Okla., April M Kev
Holt of the llaptlst ihur.h of Still
And with him she braved tho ilangcm WH,or t,"",ipt(?' - I"wHonal exi r
Which nature sought to hurl,
And It ndded graco and beauty
To tho Oklahoma gtrl.
She's lived in shacks and dugouts,
Hut that was years gone by,
Now a modern roomy cottage
Lifts its gnbles to the sky,
Within all neat and handy,
Anil as cozy as a squirrel,
Upon her throne of labor,
Sits the Oklahoma girl.
olses at chapel, Tlmrstlm. prll 1.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Sugor, and Mr Mo
sor, ot MIiipo, Okla.. were iitora
at chapel Thursday, April lt. Mrs
Saner spoke of the odu ational work
tlmt she has been ene.-red In for
tho past eighteen years, mid of her
ambition to cause tin- totinc men
, and the young women of today to
love the farm. As she cpr'tiil it.
she loved tho farm and farm life
best, she loved her profession as a
teacher second because it gao her
She's worked her way through col- " opportunity to mnke others low
the farm.
Capt. .lack Alley hns b. eii absent
logo.
She's a skillful athlete.
And when it conies to winsome ways, from his clnssif and rounding up
She simply cant be beat.
She's the rosebud of the prairie,
She's the center of the whirl,
And we doff our hats tu honor
Of the Oklahoma girl.
''Baby
Becoming a mother should be a
source of joy, but the suffering
niciueni 10 me orueai muxes
I its anticipation one of dread.
Mother's Friend is the onlv rem
edy which relie ves women of
nuiv.il of the nam of maternity .
this hour, dreaded as woman's severest trial, is not only made less pain
ful, but danper is avoided by its use. Tlio.se who u e tins remedy are
no longer despondent or gloomy; nervousness, nausea and other distress
ing conditions are overcome,
and the system is prepared for
the coming event. "It is worth
il t,rtlrill n nrt " tu, ... .....
who havp used it. ITW-Vk. tttT
lllii mt bnttli. Ilonk iif rutin-to
ull i'Xhci.mii moii.-r in it il In.
TkeUradfifMRtjulatorCo., AtUnU, Ga,
Indians In the Snake Indian war. Ho
returned Sunday, hut can show do
Fcnlps,
President J. H. Connell -poke in
chapel ot the Indian war In Oklaho-
ins. Ho cnllod nttontlon to the fait
I.nst Tuenlny evening the members Hint the state militias, the United
of the Chafing Dish club enjoyed a States army and tho Unltejl States
trolley ilde and supper at Lorona nnvy are not maintained to cause
park. bloodshed, but to prevent bloodshed.
Mrs. nieakmoro' chaperoned and ' tho recent Indlnn war it w.m not
those present were Misses Clara Wol- onnso bloodshed that the state
verton, Kllon Dickson, Klla (Jlon -Oil- mllltla wore called out, but to pro-
mer. Marie Olliner. Clr..u Tate. Hen- vent lawless acts and bloodshed and
nlo Itlgglns. Margaret Hlols, Klodlo lo bring to Justice certain lawless
McKay; and Messrs. Young Suggs, uion.
Dobbins, Hogle, Criice, Frame1. Kear- Saturday afternoon, April !t, the fao-
ey and Nelson. ulty played tho Juniors a game of
Miss Clara Wolverton will be host- baseball. They faculty mav say with
ess to the club Wednesday night. Theodore Iloosovolt, "We've whipped
them to a frazzle." The game was
Tho Mothers' Club of tho Second fast from start to finish with the
ward held a business meeting at the fneiilty doing most of the scoring.
Washington building Friday after- The final score was twenty fie to
noon. Those Indies are busy planting five In lnvor ot the faculty,
flowers to beautify tho school The niuslcnl cantata, the "Last
grounds. Seven Words of Christ." will be glv-
Some time soon they will have a en over ngaln Friday evening, April
home talent production, a "(Senile 0, by request. The first part of the
Jury" beiiellt of school fund. program will bo entirely changed
from the previous performance.
Tho Third ward Mothers- Club . Many of tho athletic events and
meet l-.iday afternoon at the Lincoln college entertainments will hereafter
building. All members are urgently bo given freo of cost or with a very
requested to meet. nominal cost. This is done tu order
"" that every student in the school mny
In honor of .loiTerson's iilrtlulay. n,,j,)V , tako part in all the dif-
April i:ith( the Mothers' Club of the feront phases of college life.
Fourth ward will entertain Tuesday j)r. Wwla was out of town Satur-
night nt the Jefferson building. ,ny on a veterinary trip to Frederick.
A'n interesting program has been okln.
prepared. An address will be made (;, jra .'rnVol and wire wore
by Hew Connolly of the Christian K,,(,8lH at tllP Haskell-Nlblack wed-
church and tho HlghoSchol orches- ding In (Juthrle.
tra will furnish mimic for thu even- iK Mnrtim Mrk'tntm. i.u ini.. n
- - " ' -4 VII
MOTHERS
FBIEND
FELKER
THE GROCER
Everything Good to Eat
UNDER ONE ROOF!
tug.
Delicious ices will bo served and
all aro invited to attond.
Miss HHss Corlew on north Wash
ington street was hostess to tho Olio
Club Friday afternoon. The program
was as follows.
Fatuous Women.
Catherlno de Medici ir.lfi-t.'iSO.
Itoll Call Quotations from Prov
erbs on the wicked.
Leader's Paper The Medici Fain
lly -Miss Margaret (Sutherldge.
Sketches The Italian Ileunissanco
The Art of Poisoning. Massacre, of
St Hartholoinow.
Selection.
Parliamentary Drill Seven things
of Subsidiary Motions.
Table Talk Seoul).
After tho Interesting program daln
ty refreshments were served. Tills
being (Sood Friday and several mem
hers TTeTng absent, the oleition of
IIF YOU ARE A THINKING MAN
MA:itn4.,
room at Col. Fravel's residence.
The soil on n campus Is being
turned under in order that the camp
us may bo leveled up and better
drained.
Loyd C. Mitchell. '09, Is ery HI
with pneumonia.
Miss Clara Ames Is 111 with pneu
monia, but Is now recovering.
The Juniors aro working hard on
their play, to bo given In the near
future. The proceeds of this play will
go towards the flnnncierlug of i'.'
annual tho seniors expect to get ,n.t
next yonr.
The seniors lme lieen assigned
their parts In the spulor class plav
for commencement and are beglnnl'i'4
to work on tho sumo with a vim.
Now curtains have hcon piiroh.U'd
nnii plnced In each window of the 1 o
reading rooms.
President J. H. Council was In
Ciuthrle, Monday on business.
The A. & M. baseball team loft
Momlny morning on a baseball tour
and will play Woathorford, Kdinond
and Kpworth.
Tho summer normal catalogue is
no,' in the press and will bo ready
for distribution In a few dsyn.
Tho business department will li
ma a small pamphlet In the near
future.
iM. .1. Otey is enjoying a visit
from his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Otoy of Salt Crook, Okla.
Last Saturday night the iubject
of studont government wan illiwuiseil
in the Phllomaihemr Literary mcie-
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My host roforotr'o l not a del
l.ir iiocil be paid until cured.
'.!.'i t wrh v Mi ! I i.' v i,, ,;
r.iilui.'.' Homo in,i think t!,. n 1 --.! asi.Ttiun.
ll'eu'Ss the trillhfiihi s r su ii a h'.r. m nt !.. il
evorv aj. The future t)f all who depi"l iin m... i
ms your own ntsoiui siicciss, ib pemls uHin your .
menial coiMtltMi. Von oAtinot hope to Bucceod in lif.
Uv naniMciiptW by llsowd; tlNn ran you ffoM
yonr-lr tn be less it ban a speelmeti of perfect mnnh 1
iki ameiiorntlve attempt is made to Antagonise the di t
ensihie mail can n-mllly so that aueh neglects wi i u
him f manly uti-emnh. ami rill, oventiwlly. make him 1
leal ami tnrotal wreck. Life is hort ml bft. o If wi
with any of itJie nMseitaoa pwutlar to the tmio aex, iU. n
fmt to phirw yourw'lf In th handa of one who is up. .
eomling the IifMflso olorg loglral and aelnntlfli lit,
who netet falls to offvt n ewe If the patlmt will h v '
Ilia liiattuctlona. Dr. Mfhl hia devot'Vl the last 1!) . ( s
I mat iitne yenra In this city) 1 th exelualve trcntmen: o,
DIRRAJtKS, and his record of cure la unsurpftsnl
pelttlrt In the Sonthwoaf. HB CAN Ct'KK VOL.
no Mm i placing yourself In his hands. If ho deoid' .
your c.iho for troalnuilt he will give veil a LHO L UltlTiI N
(rl'AllANTKH OF A POS1TIVI3 (THF. COm I.T til
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NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION,
ilsn known as Nervous IMilll'y. Nero Vital De
bility. Neursmiheiiln, Mc. If you hate any symp
toms of this disease, such lis loss of energy ami
ambition, vitality, easily fatigued. .1ull, llstlf feel
ing, norvousnoss nml oth'M syiuptoms. I want you
to 'be sure ami onll. I lm.vo given this rotMlltlon of
lin n speolnl stiiily nud I uuh Mltnttlnaly say that my
treatment is not excellel by any other iHoillat
reg.irdless of 'wht thy cIhIiii. I know what 1
have accompllslied In own the most, nevero oiibps
letters of iidervomeiit on file, nml there Is no
reason to believe that I cntniot cure You also.
ItKMF.MHHIt liy calling you do not obligate your
self to tuke trentiiKiit.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES.
Anv disorder of the kidneys and blti'!!er, no
matter how slight, sliouhl lie treated by nu Xpert
sH'cinllst. lUtiiit nimllclno and ritniont of lne.
lienciHl dirtoTs cannot 1n ib-poutled upon to cure
llieni, which you no doubt have found, out If u
have been nffilotJ for any leiigth of time.
Too fn-quiMM dislre, retention of or fx jirofuse,
veillment or brick ilusr. burning soabllng senanllou.
hiL'hly eotoriKl, imlii In the liuck. dry, pale, waxy
-kin, etc., an ayiuptoniH that, should not be neg
lected for a moment. If you call I will make a
careful, expert chemical nud microscopical oxanil
nation an absolute tent without charge, ami give
o lnforma Ion nnd advlco of value.
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON.
T.'M. ai ou 'oubHess know. Is the no din.
. .t-e tli alTl c s in inkliiil, having no 1111L wroiked
the lhes of tlmusinds of men. hut women and chil
dren as well. If you have any of its Miniptoin.i yen
ciint'ot nffonl to neglect thotu for a moment Unit
or eiippi r colonel sKits running sori-w. pluipli h,
ulcers in the mouth and ithnmt, or face, handn nnd
:her piirts of the Mdy. falling out of hal" and '
bntws. are nil unmistakable signs of this dreaded
disease. I have ounM caaes of lMoml Polsoningiftfr
Hot Springs had failed, and If yon call I will nnko
h oarerul. expert exaii'ln UIihi of your ease and L ll
y 1 iHiMlilvely whether or not dh dlsinse ( pris
em. ami if so I am proparoil to glvo wi the he-1
treatment in iKlstenco.
STRICTURE VARICOCELE.
Frethal .' I'cturo ami Scrotal Vailcooio aro wo
of ''he most imlnful and dangerous dlsen. man
klinV Is suliji t to. Stricture, if neglected or In
proporlv irefttcd will completely derong.- th1 1 nMre
(ionitiy-l'rlnary System, causing syvetv kidney and
blnibler diseases. Varlcooelo will brimg alxui' 11 r
vous exbaiiHllon or lost vWnllty. Hoth r-qulre tx
is rt mntmotit.
Mv method ot treatment for those diseases la
absohfely the nut skillful and scientific known to
medical science. I do jiot u" the knife unnoco?ra
rlly or other harsh menna tn cither case I have
eureil, some of the most ssvero and difficult cases.
My wide ixperlonco ha3 given me a thorough kuowi
Jlio of these diseases, and I can understand a caso
and treat It correctly from tho hoglnnlng ami I can
afwure you ot promps roRiiltn.
NOT ONE DOLLAR NEED BE PAID TILL CURED
I cure with the same guarantee of success all ChmiiJc Diseases of Men, such as Kidney, Hladdcr
and Urinary Troubles, Drains, Losses, Unnatural Discharges, Hydrocele, Uupture, Ulcers, Fistula, and
all Nervous, Chronic and Private Diseases, and Diseases peculiar to "Women.
Como to mo in tho strictest confidonce. I have boon exclusively treating Nervous and Chronla
Diseases for years, siml nothing sclcnco can dovUo or money can liny in lacking In my ortlco equipment
I will trrnt you skillfully and roatoro you to health In tho shortest length of tlmo posslblo in accordanco
with scientific methods! of treatment.
ALL CONSULTATION AND X-RAY EXAMINATION FREE
Ollko Hours i, A. iM. to 8 P. M. Sunday o A. M. to 2 P. M.
DR. G. P. MEHL
119 1-2 W. MAIN STREET. 'PHONE 787; RES. 3469. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
BEAUTY
W. P. Poland
W. H. Foster
Poland & Foster
General Insurance
Office Over First National Dank.
Telephone No. 48.
Miss Wynne Ledhottor It hero 'or
-
The liusy Ileih did not meet this
week.
1 officer was imstiMUied till next Krb
Most women realize that beauty l8'l'"'. April 1(1. All member are re
largely a mutter of a benutiiui com.'quostod to meet with Mis Vera Olive
plexlon. It is now known that any0n said date.
woman may oasny ami uuiCKiy gnilli
a jierfect conipleslon by a row nun-'
tuna timaunfrf, .jinli rlnv -ln V,i,llnnln I
Cream. This delightful cream, scleu-l I'aslt'r'
tirically compounded from tho purest
medicinal Ingredients, ,nover fulls to
banish freckles and all facial dlbcol
orations, It rids tho pores and tl 'sues
of all impurities, smoothes away ull
wrinkles ami imparts to the skin that
much to bo deslroil volvoty softness
and oxqulslto clearness, leaving It In
n state of childlike freshness and
beauty. As a beautifying agent Nadl
! nolo, Cream, whoro best known, Is
irogauiiod a necessity Uach packago
' contains a Wn'Hn guarantee and ful
i directions w' leh tell Just how au
wwiian may liavo a perfect complex
, Ion. Sold at all high class drug
istoros, CO fonts and $1,00.
NATIONAL TO I LOT CO..
i Paris, Tonn
Hleilsoe
was hostrst to
Mrs. .loi
the Ladles ot tho Leaf Monday after
noon. Mrs. Hariv Crockett being
sick, Mrs. Whlteiiian, read her paper.
After a very Interesting program
licious fruit punch was sorvod.
Mesdanica Cam- tiell and "Wallace
will entortolu w 'h a musical t'"
Ladles of the J.c f at tho homo of
the former in hfi spacious parlor
Monday evening.
ty. Many rui-ions wire rhen for and
against it, but tho general sentiment
of the society was that It would be
a good thing to have. ThH cuie-.tton
is Just beginning to Interest the stu
dents, but as yet no action has been
taken by them.
Two prom bulletins have 311st lieen
issued. Press itulletlu No. 10? Is a
discussion ot broom com culture by
Prof. L. A. Mooiiiou-o and Prof. J.
A. Hatellff. It discusses U10 prepara
tion of tlio laud, time and manner
of planting, manner of cultivation
and harvesting, marketing, etc., and
many other Important subjects.
Press lliillotln No. ICS, by Prof.
V. It. Wright. Is a Iteo Keepers' eal
miliar nnd Honey Plant list. This bill
letln has been Issued for the bene
fit of bee keepers who have had,
or who will have trouble In maintain
ing and developing their coloulos dur
lug the spring months, nnd direction
for the preparation and the manner
of feeding aro given.
Friday evening, April 2, President
and Mii. J. H. Council gave a re
ception to the senior class. The
guests assembled at S:30 and were
heartily welcomed by Pronldent and
Mrs. Council. Kach guost was given
a printed card In which blank space
were left, those spacos to be filled
by the names ot well known maga
zines. Musical selections were gl.
en by Prof, I. 'ackhelm, Miss WI
nona Ktherton and Tommy Kerr, at
tor wTiTih dainty refreshments ' '
salad, Saratoga chips, salted almond)
and coftuo wero served The guest)
di parted at al ate hour, each hav
ing had 11, Jolly good time.
Monday afternoon, April ! ih
first track meet of the aeusoii was
held on the college nthletlc field. Thli
was a novice meet in which all a lie
had never taken part in an Inter coPt
glato or In the local annual field
meet wore permitted to enter. A limd
south wind was a greut Impediment
to the contestant bet even then
xooil records woro made.
WOLF STORY A FAKE
YOUNG LAD KILLED HIS PLAY
MATE FEARING TO TELL THE
TRUTH AT FIRST CONFESSES.
Up Defor the Bar.
N. II. Hrown, nu attorney, of Pitta
field. Vt.. writes: "We have usml Dr.
ICIng's New Life Pills for years and
find them such a good family luefll
ellio we wouldn't be without them."
Kor Chilte. Constipation, llllleusnes
or Sick HeHilHche they work wonders,
2fc. Ardniore Pharmacy.
llHrper, Kunsu. April 10 Willie
HotchklsH, the loyear-old boy who
lived near lingo, 10 mlb s north of
tins place, and who was said to havo
been killed by wolves, was killed by
his playmate, Ceorge Nichols, who af
terward tola tne story or tno wo:vcs
Iiecause ac feared to tell the truth.
Today he admitted that ho acci
dentally shot the Hotchkiss boy while
in the pasture.
Talk a Safe Open.
A phonographic safe lock invented
by 11 Deliver man has. In place ot the
ordinary knob, the luoutnplwn of
telephone transmitter. Attached to
Its diaphragm ia a delicate needle. Its
end resting ia a groove of a aoiinit
record made on a phonograph cylin
der. The phonograph cylinder la part
ot the mechanism of tho lock, the
record being the couiiteralfiu spoken
by a certain voice.
When this countersign is spoken
into tile safe by the same mun the .1
uratlou of the needle coincide with
the ree-ord on the cylinder, and u con
tinuous electrical contact opens the
safe- door No other voice will do It
Ni w York Tribune
A Want Ad Will get It for you,
If you hav0 bnekacho and urinary
troubles you ahould tnke Foley's Kid.
uey Umily to strengthen and bul'd
up the kktueys so they will act prop
erly, as a serious kidney trouble may
develop.
Sold by all druggists.
J. T. Kylo ot Madlll and C. Itllcy
of Duncan wero nmong tho visitor
In Ardniore yesterday.
Danderinc J",
onclers.
es hair
just as surely as rain anil sunshine
rnibos crops, it produces a thick
growth of luxuriant hair whon all
other remedies full Wo guarantee
Dumierlno. All druggets aoll It-'.'flc,
60c and SI per bottle. To prove Us
worth seiul this ad with 10c In stamps
or sliver and wo '.vi'l mall you a livgo
free sample. KNOWl'lON DAN
DKIUNH CO., ChlcnKO, III.