The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], April 11, 1909, CITY EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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There is one great advantage
about wearing good clothes;
And that is it you can't talk
your clothes can.
S. E. Perlberg & Co's.
Madc-to-Mcasurc Suits
Make eloquent and convinc
ing speeches.
They proclaim beyond doubt
their excellent value in fab
rics, style and finish.
As the boys say :
"THEY'RE CLASSY!"
Come in and look over the as
sortment of woolens we have on
display. Let us show you how to
cconomzic and dress better.
Satisfaction or
Money Refunded.
Represented in Ardmore by
Farthing Bros.
If You
Were Shy
Tim necessary "coin"
to buy tho Easter Suit,
don't be disappointed;
wo enn mnko tiint old
Suit look jjood nH now.
Cleaning
and Pressing
in our "Ioiik suit"
Satisfaction guaranteed
Ladies' Work
a specialty
202 Telephone 202
THE
Pantatorium
TOM VILKES. Prop.
Ideal
Vanishing
Cream
Euderma Cream
For the complexion,
chapped or rough
skin.
50 Cents a Jar.
Money refunded if
not pleased.
Coleman Bros.
Druggist-Jewelers.
INSURE with Will Sandford & Co.
PERSONALS
O. W. 1 latum of Hugo was in the
ilty yesterday.
T .1. Miller of llnrwortlt arrived In
tin t it y lust night.
Lllhu It. Hlnshaw of intrant wiu In
rdmnro yesterday. I
1 F. Williams of Tishomingo was
In the city yesterday.
S F. Header of Miiikogw spent
yesterday in Ardmore.
William Burgess In in tlio city
today from Marietta.
Jerry McClnskey wan In the city
yesterday from Darin.
1). 1. .lone returned from Tlaho
mingn yesterday evening.
Pierce Uirkln of Norman la regla
tcred at the Whlttlitgton.
Judge W. W. llenuott of Muskogo
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Irene Uddlemnn arrived In
the clfy yesterday and la tlio guest
or frlemli.
Col. Ft. Ilens went to Wynnowood
yostorcTny fo nerve Mime papers for
the federal court.
('. (5. lkignrth of Atokti ami 0. M.
Townsond of Barney vlllo, were In
the city yesterday.
Prof. C. J. Hindu. .Jr., principal il
the public schools at llerwyn, In reg
istered at the Gilmer.
.1. K. Home of Warren. Pennsyl
vania and .1. M. Doano of Coffey vllle,
KaiiHaH, are In tlm city.
S. It. Hawkins of MeAlestor anil
L. N". Hoinshor of Guthrie are reg
istered at tlio Whlttlngton.
.1. W. Mitchell of Tulsa, rame in
from the Oil City hint night and In
spending Sunday in Ardmore.
V. II. Illff, wife and son are reen
tered at tin- Gilmer. Mr. Illff Is 'n
Ardmore looking after his holding
here.
J. A. 11. 'Wnlther, tenclier In the
public schools at Thackervillo. Is In
Ardmore and will remain over Sun
day. Miss Wynne and Louis I.edbetter
are In tlio city from the state uni
versity spending Easter with home
folks.
tnong those who were in the city
shopping yesterday were Mrs. T. A.
Uryan of Olney and Mrs. Blaylnck of
Madlll.
Miss Vivian McClatcliey. who Is
attending tin state normal at Nor
man, Is at homo to spend Easter
Sunday.
.1. F. Webb of Chlckasha. who has
been visiting her father at Dnrant,
passed through Ardmore yesterday
on his return home.
G. M. Aston, accompanied by ids
son, G. M. Aston, Jr., left here .yes
reVday to visit with his daughter.
Mrs. T. B. Dawson, at Wancttc.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L .Tyor, accom
panied by younger members of the
family have gone to Corpus Christ l
and San Antonio for a visit of a
month.
A. (!. Smith and wife of Duhith,
Minn., are spending several days at
the Gilmer, and have expressed them
selves as being well pleased with tho
city and Its environments.
Henry Leoman. deputy sheriff of
Pottawntomlo county and who for
two terms was city marshal of Ma
rietta, mas in the city yesterday
from Tecumseh.
Mrs. lM. Jones of Chlckasha is In
(ho city visiting with her duaghtcr.
Mrs. W. U Davis. Mrs. Jones for
merly lived here and has many
friends in the city.
F. .1. Heed of Oklahoma City, who
has carpenters nt work on his build
ing at tho corner of Mnln and 11
streets, southwest, is In the city
looking after the work.
T. L. Smith has gone to Greenville
nnd Paris, Texas, where he will see
some fancy teams of gray horses of
fered him. Ho Is In search of a team
suitable for hearse service.
Col. Jack Love, chriaman or the
state corporation commission, passed
through here yesterdaj en route to
We are offering special
inducements on picture
mouldings and sheet
pictures for the next 20
days. Take advantage
of this and get your pic
tures framed unusually
cheap.
Yours Reppt.
Brown & Bridgman
LADIES
Guthrie from Austin, Texas, where
he has been In conference with offi
cials concerning railroad rates.
Mrs. Glenle Mitchell left yesterday
for Muskogee to be gone several
dnys. She will art as official sten
ographer for Judge Mason, Grand
Secretary of the Odd Fellows, during
tho session of the lodge.
County Judge I. It. Mason left on
the early morning train yesterday
for Muskogee where he will attend
the 1. O. O. F. Grand !.odgo. Judge
Mason Is secretary of the grand
lodge.
J. P. Cox, formerly with the Ard
more Pharmacy, Is here from Coal
gate ami will remain here several
days. TTe wlTT take the examination
prescribed by the state pharmacy
board and will become a pharmacist.
lid Darnall who was manager fot
Miller Bma., was In tho city yes
t( rday. Mrs. Darnall Is the guest nf
r datives In Marietta. They will go
t Oklahomn Clly Monday when Mr.
Darnall will assume the management
of the Mn7er Bros, housw ihvn.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Klrkpalrtca
have returned from Fredonla. Kan
sas, where they were called, mi ac
count of the serious Illness of Mr.
Kirkpatrlrk's father. His father died
Monday .He was a prominent polltl
I'ian and a member of the 51th con
gress. Architect C. H. Parker, who has
been visiting Ardmore, has relumed
(o his liiime In Muskogee. Mr. Par
ker expressed himself as lteiug fa
vorably ImpresKCil with Ardmore, and
It is understood that he looks with
favor on locating permanently In this
city.
John F. Mahoney, who lived In Ard
more years ago. was here from
Gainesville yesterday selling godds.
lfe fs an old time traveling man
in this eoiinlry. He says Ardmore is
a hotter town every time ho visits
it. That for substantial steady
growtfi Ardmore Is without a peer In
the state.
Mrs. 1.. N. Murdoch has returned
f i om Frederick and other towns In
Oklahoma where she has been writ
ing life insurance. During the montn
Mrs. Murdock wrote only fourteen
days, but the statement of the com
pany shows that she lacked only two
thousand writing as much Insurance
as tin manager of the company.
.1. W. Maxwell of Gainesville was
registered at the Whittlngton yes
terday. Mr. Maxwell Is a real estate
man and stopped off at Ardmore on
Ills way to Oklahoma City. Not hav
ing been In the city for more than
four years, he was pleasantly sur
prised at the general Improvement
and material growth of Ardmore.
Judge Stlllwell II. Russell has
gone to Muskogee where he will
attend the annual session of the In
dian Territory Grand Uidge of Odd
Fellows, and from there he will go
to Claremore where he will spend a
few days at the mineral wells. Judge
Russell has been doing a vmt
amount of work since statehood nnd
Is worn out. He lias not only cleared
his own very heavy dockets In his
own districts but lias been sent out
by tho supremo court to hold sf
slons of court in il'lfcet:' par's -if
tlio 6'HtO.
Many Shoppers.
The streets were thronged last
night with people. In the crowds
wore many ladies, and local mer
chants were kept busy until a Into
hour.
Many attractive exhibits of dry
goods, millinery and other uiorcltau
dlso held the attention of tlio sight
seers, nnd the Ideal weather con
tributed much to the contentment
and pleasure of the multitude ami
made business truly good.
Many expressions of gratification
hoard on the streuts last night clear
ly point to tho fact Hint people gen
erally are In good spirits nnd that tho
impending season pronusos to be
one of prosperity.
From the State Geologist,
In a recent letter to Secretary
Spauldlng of the Commercial club,
Stnte Geologist Charles M. Gould
t.ays
"I am glad to know that nil matters
an looking up. if I cull bo nf any
scmce to our people I shall be glad
to do so. While oil will probably be
discovered near Ardmore, it Is also
very probable that a great deal of
money will bo spent lu drilling holes
in regions where no oil could possibly
occur. If permitted I should be glad
to assist in saving tills needless ex
penditure.' Commercial Club Buttons,
Secretary Spauldlng of the Com
mercial club lias placed an ordor for
500 "A No. 1" buttons. These buttons
will be received in a fow days.
DRINK dlstH'cd wntor. ABSO
LVTF.LY PURU.
ARDMORK ICK, LIGHT & POWER
COMPANY.
INSURE with Will Sandford & Co.
Ardmorclto Want Ads Pay.
BOGER HAS GAS
STRANGE PROSPECTORS FOUND
VEIN OF GAS IN CITY LIMITSA
TEST WILL DC MADE.
Some oil and gas prospector, have
lieen working iiiletlv in tlio rlty for
several days. They hate concealed
their Identity and their business as
best they could, but it became known
yesterday that they haw become con
rimed that a vein t gas extends
through the city limits of the town
and they are of the opinion that gas
can most easily be found on the
property of I." Hotter hi the west por
tion of the city. Mr. linger observed
their maneuver! and suspecting Ihelr
business he employed mi expert to
visit his property for making exam
inations The exfHTt Informed him
that there Is no oucHimn about his
home being located over is and oil
worth millions. Tie- 11 rut well Mr.
linger dug on hla pliiei-bail to be aban
doned on account of the presence of
oil in the water. It - "ill either ac
cept a llatterlng offer which has been
made him Tor Ills home or will drill
for oil and gas himself.
Mcdleal Association.
The Carter County Medical associa
tion will meet hen in second quarter
ly meeting Tuesday. April 13. The
meeting will be hehl In Masonic hall
Two sessions will be held, olle nt two
o'clock In the afternoon and one at
eight o'clock In tlie evening. The
evening session will be followed by
a bamptet. Following is the program:
Address. Dr. . Hardy, Chairman.
Diagnosis, Prophylaxis and Trent
ment of Itennl and Vesical Calculi.
Dr. J. L Gllcreost. Gainesville, Tex.
Address, Dr. J. C Mahr, Shawnee.
Hums, Dr. I). 11. Stobaugh, Matins
vllle. Fractures, Di T. 8. Booth. Aid
Ectopic Pregnancy, Dr. .1. J. Tnylor,
Tussy. Okla.
Surgical Address. Dr It. D. Moore,
Ardmore.
Perineorrhaphy, Dr. It. M. Parish.
Ardmore. 5
Relation of tin Nurse to the Sur
geon, Mrs. N. A. Hinds, Ardmore,
lliiuiiiet at Masonic Hall. S p. in
To Portland, Oregon.
Attorney II. II. Brown and family
left here yesterday afternoon for Port
land, Oregon, where Mr. Brown has
flattering offer from one of the
bltgest law concerns on tho Pacific
coast. Ilo chartered a can nnd ship
ped his household goods and law li
brary. He and his family will go via
Fort Worth, Los Angeles nnd San
Francisco. At the latter placo they
will take a boat and go up to Port
laud. 'Mr. Brown camo hero In an
early day from Kentucky and built
up one of the most lucrative law
practices In the city. It has been
said ol him that ho was the best
jury lawyer at tho Ardmore liar. He
has not disposed of his handsome
home lu tills city nor of his farm.
The people generally regret the do
parturo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Brown.
Union Labor Election,
j The election of otlicers for the
State Federation of Labor Is upper
most In the attention of the local
! labor organizations at the present
time. Nominations for the various of
fices connected with tlio state organ
ization have been closed and tho
election will take placo May 1. All
the labor organizations in Ardmore
have made their selection of candi
dates. C. C. .ciglor of the Oklahoma
Leather Workers has been nominated
as Ardmore's choice us president ot
the State Federation, and Luther
Laugston of Oklahoma City Typo
'graphical i'nlon has received Aril
' more' endorsement for secretary
treasurer. Elks Deflin New Year.
The Klks will begin n new year
Tuesday. On this date tlt lodge will
be turned over to Judge Arthur Wal
colt the new exalted ruler and the
olllcers elected to sorve with llltn.
During the past year tlio membership
has been lncnaed by 100 nieinbers.
In the next year such growth l not
expected as the initiation fen Is high
er but the lodge will enjoy a substan
tial and healthy growth all during tlio
year. Judge W.ih'oU is au enthusias
tic fraternity man and is held lu very
high regard by all tlio HlKs.
Fined at Mulkey.
j Homer Skaggs. a ciirponfr who has
I been llshlng on tlio Washita, river,
i was lined Frldn in tlio Justice court
'at Mulkey. He wns tiring a pistol
I nenr tho home nf Judge T. R. Thomp
I son and was fined $3.1 for carrying u
I weapon. He came to Ardmore with
n Imllllf and rab-ml tho tunds without
difficulty.
Thirty-two gallons PURK drinking
wntor $1.00.
ARDMOItK 1CK. LIGHT & POWER
COMPANY.
A Want Ad will soil it for you
PRAISES ARDMORE
IF PEOPLE IN OKLAHOMA CITY
HAD SEEN ARDMORE FIRST
THAT CITY WOULD NEVER DE.
Dr. Arthur E. Gue of Detroit,
Mich., and Dr. II. I.. Ml of Okla
homa City were visitors here yester
day. Dr. tiue Is looking over Okla
horn a to nnd n location. The health
of his little girt has failed her and
he r ants to find a more congenial
climate In the south.
In speaking of Ardinoro lie. became
very enthusiastic. Ilo said, "If the
people who live In Oklahoma City
had seen Ardmore first there would
have been no Oklahoma City. This Is
the cleanest , prettiest town I have
ever seen. It reminds me or Lincoln.
Neb., and Santa Rosa. Oil . but It
surpasses both nf them In natural
beauties I hate ridden over the
city and visited the suburbs this
morning ami t think your valleys,
jour mountains, your prairies and
your flowers make Ardmore the pret
tiest place t ever saw." The doctor
was Intoxicated with the nalurnl
beauties of the town, the cleanliness
of the streets and the beauty of the
homes. He returned yesterday to
Oklahoma City which place he Is
making his headquarters while look
ing over the state, but will return
to Ardmore thla week.
High School Location.
The locution of Hie High School
building Is being generally discussed.
Tile old Hargrove College site Is
frequently spoken of but the site
which Is most frequently mentioned
Is in the block now occupied by
the First Christian church. It Is said
that the church propeity and the
residences In that block can Is pur
ba- cd for a reasouuble sum and the
central location of this properly com
in 'lids It to many who are Interested
In the location of the building. It
Is understood alio that the second
ward will make an offer for the lo
cution of the building on A street
northeast.
Old Confed is Target.
A fancy "shoot 1st" was in the city
yesterday doing some stunts with a
rllle. He had a hundred or so men
intei ested lu his fancy work when he
culled for a volunteer to stand at a
distance of several yards ami hold In
his teeth a cork while the fancy shot
knocked it out with a rllle. ''old
chills ran down the backs or the b.vs
as they contemplated the danger and
dipt. John T. Wyont. tho well known
Confederate veteran was tho only man
in Hie crowd to volunteer his ser
vices. He did so, the cork nnd not
Ills face caught the bullet and tin cap
talu was cheered by the crowd.
Mccarty improving.
Santa Fe Conductor Injured Friday
Afternoon Will Recover.
Latest advices from Gainesville are
to the effect thnt Conductor P. C
-McC'nrly, who was hurt Friday nf
tcrnoou in tlio accident on the Sam
tu Fe at Crusher, Is resting easily
ami Is recovering rapidly from the
Severn nervous sho'-k and other In
juries sustained. While he will be
incapacitated for some time to come.
It Is authoritatively stated tiint his
recovery Is certain.
Injured Man Better.
C. T. Reeves has returned from a
visit to St. Louis. The many friends
of Mr. Reeves will bo glad to leant
thnt his health has greatly Improved
and that he will not have to under
go (mother operation na was first
thoiiaht when ho returned to St. Lou
Is Ab'iiit two years past Mr. Jlei v s
was Injured by a fall and has had
ono operation performed, removing
parts ot some ribs thnt were bro
ken. Mr. Reeves Is with the Brown
Shoo Co. and has many friends In
Oklahoma.
Charged With Rape.
Fred Jones, colored, wns arrested
yesterday on a complaint before Judge
Wlnfioy.
Tlio complaint charges Jones with
rape, and tlie complaining witness Is
Clara Harden who claims that slio Is
only fourteen years old.
The examining trial is sot for Mon
day morning at 9 o'clock lu tlie Jus-,
tlce court.
Leaves Cold Alaska,
f) A. Weils, a former resident of
this city, who was appointed clerk ot
the district court of Alaska, has re
signed his position there and will re
turn to Oklahoma lu Juno. Prior to
his iippolutmout to tho clerkship in
Alaska, Mr. WoIIh served as scm-tan
of tlio republican stato committee
Sent to Orphan's Home.
Valloy Mugeo, Lucllo McNeil, and
Clarence McGhee were sent to the or
phan asylum at Pryor Creek yesti r lay
morning by the Ardmore Bdicvohn'
lioik ty
EASTER DISPLAYS.
Lynn, the Shoe Man.
This firm has an attractive win
dow display. The exhibit rontnln
many norcl and timely suggestions
In footwear.
A. Kloskl.
One window contains a neat dis
play nt seasonable hat and gowns
for ladles, very artistically niram,
ed. In tho window on the other side
Is a comprehensive array of genii,
men's hats, etc.
OIL AND GA LEA8KH- Con id
seta of departmental leas-s tor
snip at Statesmen offce. r. ;
A Sick Piraman.
llerbir' Smith, driver of the n..-..-wagon
with the Arc department i.
covering slowly from un attack !
pneumonia. He has t t sick -.in e
the department made the run tuo
weeks ago during the rain -mini t,,
the oil mill.
NOTIC8 OF DISSOLUTION. j
The law Arm of Brown Kin-linn '
has been dissolved by mutual lonseni, ,
L. (',. Kliehon retaining the huxino
nt H.o office. Mr. Hhelton will retain
i. offices. 1. 2 and :t In' tin- Wl l- r
bldUllllg, formerly occupied hv tin
III III.
Mr. It. H. Brown, the retiring mem
her desires to thank his friends and !
clients for HWl kindness and favors.
Any business of Mr. Brown or Un
arm will li.a tilttkM.l.wl Mi.
,l ,.. hi l.j . .-! "I- l
ton heresftor.
H. 11. BROWN.
1 1. (1. SHKLTON
nr.
Thlrty-awo gallons 1TRH drlnklnc
wiltep $1.01).
ARDMORF. 1CK, LIGHT & POWF.R
COMPANY.
Roberts Barber
Shop
Next door to First Nat
ional Bank.
Mot and cold baths,
shower or tub baths.
We especially welcome
strangers and newcomers.
Best service every day
in the week.
Tom Roberts, Prop.
To buy at the highest
market price every lat
cow, calf and hog in the
county tributary to Ard
more. Bring them in you
will not be disappointed
in the price. See us be
fore rou sell.
COLD STORAGE MARKET
O. (I. WAURHN, Prop.
'Tor Healths Sake"
Drink water thnt la pure. W
handle tho Gibson Well wnto",
tho Crazy, tho Carlsbad, nnd
Tioga. Thcso wators aro es
pecially recommenced for atom
nch trouble constipation, rheu
matism, kidney and Madder
trouble nnd fetnalo complaints.
We also handlo tho Ozorka
water from Furoka Springs, th
flie st table waiter known.
GwmIs delivered to all part of
city .
The Mineral Water Depot
V. LANDRUM, Manager.
Phone 701.
WANTED
Find
These Pf
At i
Kearney's
Hardware $kJ
Store
These
Arc
The
Doors
Flies
Commltt
Suicide
Against
NEW
Wc have the new
ones. The- latest
in tan and patents,
and vici, ankle
strap with button
or buckle. U cry
one can have new
Oxfords at these
prices
$2.00 to $3.50
LYNN
The Shoe Man
Holland
Hotel
Nowly opened by
MBS. W. V. KICKLING
Rates, $1.00 Per Day
Beds 25c and 50c
KrerythiiiK neat, clean nnd up-to-ilato
and will bo glad to havo
the patronugu of my old nnd
now friuiitls
Ardmore Concrete
Company
D. S. Blackburn, Mana
ger. Quin Wicker, Assistan
Manager. TELEPHONE 774
Sidewalks built and all
kinds of concrete work
done. All our work is
thoroughly guaranteed.
J. L. Wilson
Transfer and Storage
1 liuvo ii nooil building
IcustMl in which I btoro all
kinds of household floods
ut reasonable rental. Phono
72 and I will do tho rest.
CJoods htiulod anywhero
or jmckoii and stored.
Promp and careful atten
tion to overy order.
ALBATROSS
That's tlie name of tin. In tlou
sold lu Ardmore '
If you want furnishings of ary kin
tl"V U U'nnt nil nr lwitfr mil nf ot
btoro, tern thousand files by flyinl
agaln&t his ecrvun doors. 2SP