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Ardmore, Tuesday, May 1
PACE
THE OA iY ARDMORE TE
Th- Bc-t
Pi-
in
inos is embodied
in the Hush and
Certs. Super!) in
construction Su
perb in its rich,
full tone Superb
in action, our Ru
dolf Piano is an
instrument that
will delight both
the eye and ear.
Drop in and let
us convince v o u
with the instru
ment itself.
E. B. LUKE
I Mali IK'l.'i Ardiniirr, )U.
SPEAKER CANNON AT 78
AS CHIPPER AS A BOY AT 90 IN
RIPER YEARS WOULD GO TO
SENATE.
Washington. May 11. If th. Oak
.eory had every ben anything oth-"--f
toke, H would have re-
.I' i !-- -i blow the other day
i. ii' 'i. Mi. a HpeftktT Jrpe.i (j
ai of the house of represents-
i was 73 year old. or a he pre
'r u put It "young."
8o IRtle loe his year- weigh
ii km him thHl the speaker actually
t iil uot remember that it was his
birthday, until some one laughingly
' altal his attention to It. lie cams
luwn to his oQUe Kith a new and
rakish light fedom hat corked on
me side of hU besd sltb a Jaunj
itr i 1 ul(lon long.
ila Im . i', .unci.' of
ir ii i!i"- v in in hU
mo ' i i ; ' n ' I ' fly or
x i " !-al i i!iv 'i-fi-r..
' th
i I m i. , nut
if i r . .io
ui fit another
i . hum .i kou liax
i . 'i! ate Hlrthduv
' i 'mil for In- Mtoiitlv
ltrA'!iK yoiiiut""
il i - : sH-aki f dm m'
. in-ritisiMii yon'h to
i thing, but here are
. ! (M'ladii uimii largely.
i' AUdllTU nf exjH'rt
in Thev are khi i.
1 i if it 111 tiMNil!
i II K ttt all h'.Hol
i 11 bth
! !v somewhat of a
M r Cannon Is be
in ' iiplaliiiK a pollt
u,h f i t " yt-ar.i bv
.- xi-na' from Hi
m ui Him u Iiih mi i
! ! h biliK teadie S
i ilxiriim- prin i-n
, nl tho-e of hi
i now ti'talning
would make
' I. V i 111
I 'l. .1 I I " I
; f' '!v at home !..
i . u 'Mi hi-w-rsl other
'h ;i;i.-i.-I Mi. t-i-nty
in ark so loos jsi i- to iuivi- forgot-
ii it.
Crowding the su.-. t cars may not
' right, but n lot ot people have
i stand for It.
ITCHING SKIN DISEASES
Are readily cured hy ZHMO. k clean
liiill for external ii' ZKMO draws
tne cnnsniul their toxini to tlw Hurface
titid destroys tin HI. Ii-.iwiig u clean
I i aitl y-lvir ZHMOKiv. -it. t a t r. li. f
a' '1 p riiio rif 1 1 i y iuii n ' .n A
, ii (T dp liM a--1
r I . r , I . r. S'r
I I J il - l"l Ti'di ,f- I
Ivr nalit by W 1J, Frame.
STATE BOARD
NEEDS MONEY
SEC - SSC, -S IF LEO SL
vifE -'.5 " :S E E 3E3
A CONFERENCE THIS WEEK
?e tit.KO ProviMfl by Ltgislatuf
c th aVe-ard fas Tr Years is Uf
t'iy Inaeeeuile fsr tt We
Boars n4 ttt Co-tfit Duties.
.r.r.- nil
''!)!) if a iW
'f,' li"
: i -Tner .
rioe of State fit
ie w-ek t d
' u 'tft ;j-'al sesxion of -
.iaure ifc-v.ld t,.- al.d !o pro-.i
'.f.-ln for th- otat" board ttt publ:
if!i t and if i''. sf.at plftfi Should
pirn-t n.i 'tie loard for payi.t
-je-f)ef of tr.- d iartm-iit iltil
"i- t it se-astoi! of th leciilaturc
T'.a ' h- U pro;ded by 'i---'
.r,d b-ilatiir. for the board r
' i- n t tso ar ti utterly load -,
th now b-uimng to te realise''.,
in i u deeaa!-d tb. purchasioit
P-r of erery state board, oWr-r
u.d 4-pnrtraent It must superintend
i.- i-jylng of all luppliei. of flour fc
n- u,nane aaybiin at Kort Supplv.
i-r !l for the state uiitterslty. 'On
' ifarb for th penitentiary. took
iie d-af ' b"rl and so oti en-1
i---lv It muit siip-rlnt' nd the -re--,
1 the iiommi p.'nttentlsry at
M' M-t.-r the lioo.nno insane av
i i i . .it Vinita. tin- boya' Industrial
- t 1.1 tt Paula Valley Wynne wood.
' rU industrial school at Chicks-
- i Mi- preparatory -chool at Clare-
'nr... 1 100,000 Jolts: the stat.?
i f'lru.dtory at Oranlte; the normal at
1' if. 1 1 i he normal at. Ada :the 113 J.
mhi tati- hool of mines at Wllou
'nil and other important public
buildings amounting to a total of
over two million dollars in construc
tion work alone. The board Is bur
dened with the work of purchasing all
material to be used in these Jobs: and
all furniture for the completed In
stitution. And for the expenses of all th'.-.
work the legislature appropriated
f I8.S0A. The legislature allowed the
board one stenographer, to be paid out
of the ns.Son.
"The hoard Instead." said a atate
ottlrer today, "will require probably
half a dosen stenographers and a
doxen clerks. It must have a super
vising architect to see that the state
gets Justice' in her new buildings;
must have engineers and men to look
after materials and to be on th'
ground at each job: It must have de
partments to purchase clothing, food
and supplies for tbe two big insane
saylums. the deaf and blind schools
and orphan home; to buy the varl !
supplies of the 1200 convicts; the In
numerable supplies of the state uni
tcrtilty. six normal schools; A. at M ,
college; a doxen other Institutions: It
iniiHt linn-base the supplies for the
legislature, for the governor, the sec-u-tarv
t.f state, the auditor, the at tor
ii. .v Ki-ucrsl, all otficern. It buys all
th.- Htate printing, stationary, envelon-
l' iluln s are itiiir.- manifold tha.l
.inMliltiK ee.jit the pur. hatting end
if .t I. n.' d.-ia!'t 'inNit atiirc wbli-u
Irimlli k i M'ri t n in i; from KDoiil lhre-i
in -i.,tiu tugines. and which ernplovs
a liuiidr.-d p. rMiih ill ui tin IliK
par (in n' .limn
FIGHTING TOBACCO TRUST
THE BIGGEST TRUST BUSTING
CASE THE GOVERNMENT IS
NOW ENGAGED IN.
W.l-llllHJl.ill M,i I I Tin liiKlie'
till-' llllU'llll! i axe Willi !l tile !in.'-l
ui. i niiu I rt j mi its hand.. . (hit
if the tobat ii iniht It l iii-lii' .-il
Mm i a ili'i imiuii from the aiipn ni -loutt
I'm be a.!tured in thU ca-
'n tin I i!t' ! pai' of tin- yell!
li'1 i is.. I be got ! I. iii. I ' Ii.ih
.i l 1 1 ! .' i i I hi 'ii. I'll, Tl-
hut ' o (ui 1 i'iniii Into the
liaiiilk of ,i ' 'i' li receiver who will
administer affair, to make sure
i hat ilteie Is not a monopoly, ami
thst the pissent couiblrmtlon is
dissdved. This company In a huge
holding (im "in i ith iiintr.il of
sttM-ks of .r ii,iiii-ii.-.i- immijer of
other tobaci i' ii 't li'n.lii-d concerns
A great k- "..slice attaches to
this case, for should the government
succeed In dissolving this company.
It would appear that tin mail fur
.1 - II ' ' k.fll! Jl'.Ph. I II' , to ,i l
'i - -.I i .' ' . .-ii.i!.ii.H-'i (;
. . ",.M ( '1 ' ', ,-
1
broad proposition 'v.
.f a volition 't'. .
',' r-irt Jaw
7 i -.def secured !n r.
I Oil r Ma folio" th-1 -.
vnta-ti In 4MB' respoi
-- - ," ! - . tob '..-
4'- :. :-' a J com?);
i- ) r- rr, Ven sbi
' af . . !r.J-1 Oil '
't i um' , n i .1 ar!!i
i'r -. :'anla-d OS.
T 'r :. - y.tf atfady i i'.-
:. "d . ti;Tnt- 'O'irt. wh'!
S- !?- v fE.v .1.' Wn subs.:
-J to v ' i.'. f-.r. a Lou:
If -h- s i 'n.Tj'-r.t should Io
both - ' a : b
'OK.;.:'-"' -i.'7 .at Sft ar.'.i
. .." ."r. -.J -ar'ot b
..r',r "1 .V;, . or. ' ,-- h.iid.
,i ' !. r:rr.f.' a -
j)ft vi-ory f-i both of them it
n'vr t- a fr. a 1 tol'l-
, - 4-. - . ' h-it
ii i - , i' -
IN BEHALF OF CONFEDERATES
MOVEMENT STARTS TO SECURE
GOVERNMENT ACTION USING
rn.ooo.ooo COTTON TAX.
Meridian Miss . May 10 Walthal
Camp, fnlted Tonfederat Veterans,
today adopt -i resolutions requesting
senator and representatives from
southern states to make an effort to
have tl5.00.oo or more of the
"lvll War cotton tax declared uncon
stitutional by the supreme court, are
proprlsted for the benefit of former
('onfed'-rnte soldiers. Th matter will
also be brought before the coming
encampment of veterans at Mem
phis and a general agitation Inaug
urated. REAGAN.
Reagan. Okla.. May 10 We ha.
had a nice rain and crop ami
gardens are looking fine. Farm-rare
up with their work.
Mr. Baker, our merchant, liax
brought on quite a nice stock of
dry goods. Also, Mr. Bason is doing
a .line business.
Mrs. Dr. Kills has been quite sick
but we are glad to say she U up
again. '
Prank Coatello of Kansas City is
visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Costello.
Mls Btbel Tucker Is spending
this week l.i Ardmore. visiting her
brother, who Is attending the Sei
vidge business college.
Mrs. Inilae Adams of St. lunula.
Mo . was at our town today on bus
iness. Mr. Alford of Madlll was here
looking after business atfalra.
A. K WUItford of Kay and Mrs
Cobb of Mill Creek were pleasant
callers here yesterday.
Klsbing seems to be the fad now.
Isrge strings of the finny tribe are
being (Slight dslly.
Mr. Hlnghsm had a fine calf to
dl- last night of hydrophobia. WV
hope the disease sill not spread.
Our sc hool ckntea the 1 1th of tblH
month. We have hsd a good at
tendance
0r4er of the State Beard of Pardons.
Wbercn. an application has be.-n
filed praying that a pardon be granted
to T. K. Mndssy (alias vv.'ier
(Ireeni, ho was on the 16th day of
November. 190$, in the Ditrlet
Court of Carter County, S'ltf of
Oklahoma, convicted of tbe crime of
forgery, and sentenced to tmpii tor
ment In the penitentiary f.vr 'lie
term of eighteen months.
Therefore, be It ordered, that th
M iond Monday in .lune. 1809, be -sc
apart for the consideration of salil
application for pardon, and all per
nous haiing an interest therein and
who defcliv to be heard either for
or against the granting of said par
don, nie hereby notified to be pres
ent at two 1 2 o'clock p. m., ou said
late at the off 1 o ot the State Board
of Pardonf.
it In further ordered, that a copy
of tine order be published and print
ed In the Ardmoreite, a v.eekly news
paper printed and published at Ard
iii ere. in the county of Carter, once
eai h viiik for two (2) consecutive
weeks, beginning on tbe 5th day of
May. 1909.
Dated at fiuthrle, this 1st day of
May, A. D. 'lOOi.
E. D. CAMERON.
State Supt. Public Instruction and
Kx-oKlcIo chairman of the Board
of Pardons.
W. 11. ANTHONY.
Secretary to Governor and Kx-offlclo
Sec lloarl of I'artlotis.
wk512
ALBATROSS
Tim s Mif. name of tu. .. st tlo ir
dd in nlinort-
II i c tt i tvt-r lnvcs'trd In a l i
war al? Th'y are businrcs c't ,
FATHER HELD
FOR MURDER
VtlLLlAW ST.CK CH'CASAW IN
DIAS. ARRESTED AFTER AS
ALL SIGHT C"ASE
KILLED NEAR STONEWALL
Mr. Pranv 5cri6"er Victim of Her
Fthr't Antfer hot Throtfh the
V.iA M th SJt St Dinner
da Okl.. My TO That Mr
Krank Scribner. a ' hk-kasaw Indian
woman who was a-ainatea' at her
home two miles nor h of Stonewall
Sunday night, was tbe ic-tlm Of her
own father's anger in the belief o
the authorities who early tods) .
arrested William Stick, a full-blood
"hit kassw. charged with the murder
The arrest was made 12 miles north
of Red Springs after a posse had
spent moat of tar night on the
man's trail. He was placed in the
county Jail at Ada.
Mrs. Scribnar was recently a wit
ness in a sensational suit here In
volving her father and her testi
mony Is believed to have been the
cause of the killing. While she and
her husband were sitting at tbe din
ner table last night, between and
10 o'clock, the assassin fired
through the window, a shot run his
weapon. The woman was Instantly
killed Thirteen shot were taken
from her body.
AND NOW THEY'RE ANGRY
LITTLE EPISODE IN GAS CAUSES
TWO BUSINESS MEN MUCH
AGITATION.
Ardmore haa tso very much k.t-
, lurbed business men this mornlns.
one Mr. Al iwtzow. owner and man
seer of tbe liuttow MatUess factory
. and the other Mr. KicheMerfer, ot
, the Oas company.
Mr. Butzow is very much dlsplea ej
1 over the fact that he has had to p .
! a higher price for fuel gas lor min i
lacturing purposes thsn he had anti
cipated when he removed here :n
start a factory and Mr. Keicheldorf jr
over tbe fact that his company hi
been charged with exacting a mucn
higher prlt e than is actually the caj ;.
Mr. llutow states that he under
stood that gas for tnanufucturln pu--poses
would be furnished at 10 cents,
but however, made no demur to pay
ing 30 cent althougn he was told, lie
says, that hoarding houses and hotel
were charged but 23 cents.
Mr. liutzow sultl on being prei-ent-
' ed with a blh for April, calling for
11.000 feet, he having used his xas
engine only tire dsys In the month,
having been engaged in installing an
other and larger engine, and using, as
he figured, only about half or two
thirds this amount, he still mailt- no
protest, but when he was asked to pay
to cents, the same as private re-..
denreg and other minor users, lie says
he balked and balked hard, as per
haps Mr. Keleheltlrrfer, local manager
for tbe company can testify.
This should have been enough, but,
no The gas company and Mr. Kelt i
eltlerfer were to be subjected to sfl"
another Indignity A lot-al paper put
nn the l.i.st straw this morning and
dei lar d b:i' the ;as nunpanv we.e
ihaisiiiK ' i .-nth. or a i i-hh o.'
lb. ir p'i) I and .id'. i it. d prf.
DAN RUSSELL IS BACK
THE MATINEE CIRL CO.. PLACED
TO RECORD HOUSE AT AIRDOME
LAST NIGHT.
"What tin h . beg pardon, we
started to ak you what you thought
of the Matinee Girl show at the Air
dome last night and almost forgot w
were listening to Dau Kusssll and
waiting to track our eomploxlou over
the next fool thing he put over. An -way
the show was tine. Russell and
the hunch ot pretty girls were a big
part of the show, but they woro not
the whole show, by any means, for
thsre Is John Rllloy, HusboII'h side
partner. ' Knot Ease" tho bell bov,
Karl Stnipson;, Clo Tumphere, after
h husband, and Jack Wicks the "Si
mon Pure" and good at moat anything
he undertakes. ,
"The Silent Partner" was anything
but silent and ho and his "troupe'
Kip an .I'ldleiiin that ' pat ked th
tloup to 'n- doors in a continuous
li jv'i '"') h'T'ra anil a half Mis-:
' Lh l olk tu and Muggio Ray bi i
vi :-. tur.ch of bute -i :a.
.i'.iav A number of ca'ct)
jr.'l 'nf 44ed to tL- f jol
a- iid a nutnln r o'. aud- .1
1:, the Utter th r- a tn'.h
-if :ar:l.nc or norel. but th-r-
-.uro lack of aartBinc aaiat1 jr'.ah.
aai .rr turn ru onh th motif,
.r. ?a the crowd lilted the va,id .'.i.
tber did tie aho
Tor.iglit "By tie Sad A Vi.n
or. of Matthews and Bvlt-r f v.l :,n.
fa.critea. and tomcrro tr.g:.:
ir- bill of the -k ' ritr.. -iiH
:r. which Mr. Ruaa-.i :! t
-n at nil bt utd la h.. li j-; r..
soncs and speclaltl-a - n
lh Matinee c,in - -
the Lion, v ,,: ....
. j ha- 1 1 h )'- i. -
: 1 r li"'. at h-
HON. C. D. CARTER BACK
RUNS HOME FOR A FEW DAYS
AFTER TRIP TO THE PANAMA
CANAL.
Congressman Chas. D Csrt.-r r-'un.
ed last nieht from Washington 'u
looH after tone private busn.xs ma
ter. Mr. Carter is lookm and feelum
fine and aaa just returned from a
visit to the Panama with the ;ould -1
Ooncresslonsl committee, that was s -lected
to look over the big ditch an i
matters connected therewith. Mr. Car
ter left the I. s Steamship Panama
at Havana and came home from t.i
south over the Krisco.
Mr. Carter will remain at horn
several daya visiting w:th h:n fannh
after which he wm pay a visit to 'h
children at school, returning to h.
dutlea In Washington the last of next
week.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
In the matter of the estate of
.Tim Lewis and Dorano Lewis, mi
nors. Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance to an order of th County
Court of Pittsburg County, State of
Oklahoma, made 'on the 27th day of
February, 1909, the undersigned
guardian of the estates of Jim Iw.
is and Dorano Lewis will sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder
subject to the confirmation of the
said court on the 17th day of May.
1909, at ten o'clock, a. m., at the
front door of the court house In the
ton of Pauls Valley, Garvin County.
Oklahoma, all the right, title and in
terest of the said Jim Lewis and
Dorano Lewis In and to the following
described land, situated In Garvin
County and Carter County, Oklaho
ma, to-wit:
The southwest tpiarterof the north
east quarter: and the west half of
the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter, and the northwest quar
ter of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quartor. and the south
half of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter, and the north half
of the south half of the southeast
quarter of Section Eighteen (IS).
Township Two (2) North, Itango
Two (2) West. In Garvin County.
Oklahoma; and the west half of the
southwest quarter of (he southeast
quarter and the southeast quarter of
tho southwest quarter of the south
east quarter, and the northeast quar
ter of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, and the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter, In Section
Fourteen (11), Township Three (3)
South, Range One (1) Kast, In Car
ter County, Oklahoma.
Said real estate to be sold on the
following terras towlt:
For cash In hand, subject to the
confirmation of the county court of
Pittsburg County.
Dated this April 21th IMG,
SAM LKW1S. Guardian
I K WWTKHEAD. Attorney.
k:s-:i-i:
Trnln (In- llii'ny Parly.
Jut an you train tbe baby to drft
Itwlf and attend If pttmonal attain o
you ahould train It to have pan-art-every
itav at a reeular hour. Get it ti
do thl early In life and the good haMt
will ntlck forever And that will mean
eontlnuouit health Hut If It In back
ward In this reHiiect. and I n all netl to
cnnntlpritli.n and biliousness, then help
It by riving umatl doses of Dr Cald
well's Svrup Pepsin, as prescribed In
the dlret-MnriH on the wrapper A bot
tle can be ..Malned of anv ilr'.rgl"t at
f( c. tits r.r tl Thoui-andt of families
ke.-n it constantly In t - lnn.se f r a
tnnmch liver or bnvvft dlsnrdT. It U
pleasatt to t' t.i-te, Rtntv in action
bt t-ffictlvt at 1 children like It.
ELABORAfE MAN HUNT
BOTH ARMY AND NAVY ARE
SEARCHING FOR A MORO BAi
DIT IN PHILIPPINES.
Manila, .May 10. An unuual man
hunt is in progress In the Sulu Islands
a volcanic group In the eastorn archi
pelago, near tho nocond largest of the
Philippines. Mindanao. For sever il
months a Moro bandit named Jlkri
with a considerable following, has
been on n rampage, and tho Insular
government Is makltig every effort to
run h.ui dowi. Tho navy tecently
lent to the authorities a squadron ot
An Investment Bearing
Four Per Cent
Available always, with absolute security in the Depositors'
Guaranty Fund, is an ideal disposition of individual savings
or trust funds
This bank pays FOl'R PER CENT INTEREST on de
posits. No Government Bond or high grade railroad secur
ity will yield as great return as a Saving Account with
this bank.
Get the benefit of this interest and open an account with
u. You wiii l accorded e cry service and consideration
possible.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
Ardmore, Okln.
Our Wireless
Message to You
Is that vou take advantage at
your earliest opportunity to
deposit your money with
The Ardmore State Bank
It immediately begins earning
vou sjood interest, and vou are
guaranteed PERFECT secur
ity. We want your business!
L. P. ANDEKHON, Pres. MOHAN SCOTT, Vice-Prev
I L ANDERSON, Cashlr HI) SANDLIN, Asst. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ardmore, OKla.
Capital Paid In $60,000.00
Surplus Funds .165,000.00
Total $225,000.00
The oldest bank in Indian Territory. Accounts of firms
and individuals solicited upon the most liberal terms
consistent with ood banking.
J. A. HIVENS, President.
A. H. PALMER, Cashier.
The City National Bank
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 100,000.00
Accounts of firms and individuals solicited. Courteous
treatment accorded to all alike.
(uiito.t's to search tho numerous
small islands of the group, and no.v
another vessel Is to bo added to as
sist In tho strange chase. Sever il
land detachments huva been sent oit
and General Duval, who has gouo
south to inspect Mindanao, may take
a hand in directing operations. JiKir.
murdered two white pearl tradors. Ills
band also attacked tbe constabulary
and a number of settlements inhabi
ted by peaceful natives and sprink
ling of whites.
IT'S
To (ret your floor covering, window
shades, etc., for housecleaninu. I have
a big stock of linoleum, matting, art
squares and rugs of all sizes, that I
bought to sell and not to kee.
Come in and see the beautiful pat
terns. I'll save you money on anything
for the house. Your credit is ood.
W. M. HILLIS
Furniture, Stoves and House Furnishings.
DON LACY, Vice President.
O. H. WOLVERTON, Asst. Cashier.
Making Rapid Progress,
Junction City. Kan. May 11 ft-r
having walked so only three mlln
yesterday. Edward Pauon Wostoi.
tho pedestrian, startttl vvestwa-d
again this morning In gt.od condition
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
W.NTr:i Tc trade luo acres, 10
miles oast of Duncan for resident
property in First Wnrd. P 11. Tai
lor. Room 7. Pottcrf Budding. 11-G
TIME