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VOLUME XVI
PAYNE MAKES
HIS REPORT
HEPORT OF CONFERENCE COM
MITTEE ON TARIFF BILL IS
READ TO THE HOUSE TODAY.
CONFERENCE THREE WEEKS
Bill
as Reported by House Confer-
ees Admits Hides and Oil Free,
Lower Rates on Metal, Lumber and
Wood Pulp Schedules. 1
WnHlilngton. I). C. July 30. When
majority leader l'ayne. had of the
bouse conferees, arose In the house
today to present the, reort of the
conference committee of the two
houses on the bill, the measure had
b'-en In conference Just three weeks.
The contending hill marks a gonei
tho '
.U downward tendency from
Dingley law.
Payne presented an exhaustive an-1 Mi'kogee, Okhi.. July 2U. The
alysls of Its provisions. He presented , rounl' 'minlsslniicr of Muskogee
a detailed summary In which It wns '"""'V ' appeal to the state off!
shown that the total Increase was on ' ''ml8 ' I'"vtnt bankrupting Musko
Importations valued at $Sr.J,r.li.S2rp '"" 1.V the enormous amounts
and total decreases on Importation ,)f '' drawn In fees by
amounting to $l.97S.122.12l.
Ah reported to the house by tho
conferees the l'ayne bill shows that
the most marked reductions have
been mmle In the metal schedules,
iron ore being reduced to fifty cents
per ton, pig iron from $1.00 to $2.50
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Beware of Imitations and Sub-
stltutes.
Hut only the (lennlne from
the iCtowii. We have long since
plugged up our well and uso no t
seep water, as Ardmoro ban be-
come a city and In tho buslnes
district we decided well w ater
was unlit for drinking purposes
much less carbonated boerages. !
We use city water after being
filtered through the best filter !
In tho southwest, therefore tho
Crown is prepared to give you
tho best and purest soda water
available. Ask your dealer for ! handy but in another building, which
tho Crown brand only. 1 relieves It from danger of seizure.
CKOWN HOTTUNC, AND MIT,. as only what Is actually m the build
Vt WOKKS. lug can be confiscated When the
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NEW INSURANCE FIRM.
Representing
Philadelphia Underwriters.
Pennsylvania Fire.
Shawneo lire.
Insurnnco that Insures.
Prompt attention to business
and courteous treatment.
C. P. STEVENS & CO.
Fire, Tornado, Plate Glass.
Accident and Unnds.
Phono 90.
We have moved to Postal
Tel. Co. building. No. 0, .V.
Washington.
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ARDMORE ABSTRACT
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Oldest In tho County
W. S. Wolverton & Sou
Managers
Ponded Abstractors of Carter
County. (leneral Insurance.
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Money to loan on City and
Farm Property.
113 North Washington St.
Ardnnre, Okla.
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$100,000 TO LOAN
On improved Main Street property atS percent
3 to 5 years. We loan on improved residence
property, to be paid off in monthly payments of
$17 per $ 1,000. Also farm loans at & per cent.
GORMAN, BOG1E& DOBBINS
' Jr ton and a general reduction
throiiRhoiit in the metal schedule.
Petroleum comes In free, without
'.en a eoiintorvatllriK duty mid most
of J's product are tho same.
duty on zinc In ore, which
fQ morn than twenty per cent
ZlllC. yn Ct'llt her hunilnl- li.au
man 20 , ut. has a lower rate.
Hides an 'o free lint, with a
corresponding ' 'on on leathor
mid leather six. m making n
n-ductlon of fifteen . y, -t on hoots
and shoes.
Hltiimliious coal lt n-duced from
07 ccnt to 45 cents.
Common glass to lower sizes is .
Riven a reduction. I
Wool Is practically unchanged, but
11 ''stlmated that the cotton schod-
,s "bout three per cent higher.
Cotton hosiery Is generally Increased.
Oloves are unchanged.
Print paper Ik reduced from $G
to $3,715 per ton.
Wood pulp free with a counter
vailing duty.
Hough lumber In reduced from
$".00 to $1.2:. per thousand, with a
corresiKuidlng reduction in dressed !
lumber.
FAT FEES FOR RAIDERS.
Cou,l,y Officials Fear Bankruptcy
raying tor Blind Tiger Seizures.
deputy sheriffs and constable for
ri,l,'lK Joints, tinder the law these
(lpl'"l'S are entitled to $1.2.-. for.
''a,h ral1' "'' "al' ami they seem
to ""''' dropped on to what easy
"'Ik Is. Recently there have
'",,n presented for fees of this
character running up to nearly $1,-
OHO. The county commissioners are
of the opinion that unless some way
Is found to stop it the county will
be bankrupt.
I'nder tlie law a, it is now eon- j
strued confiscation of the liipior
found and the furnlturo Is about the
only loss suffered by the jolntlsts,
because they give bond, and nro sol- '
dom convicted. In order to meet this !
emergency the JnlntNts now keep a
tub of cracked lee filled wl'li bottles
of beer and about one quart of wills-
ky In their places, using a drygoods
bo for a counter. A big Ire chest
and reserve supply of lee Is kept
supply In the tub runs short the jor-
ter goes out the back door and brings
In more Ice and another small sup
ply of beer. These joints may be
raided every day without much loss
to tho owners, but the deputies get ,
! their $1.25 each Just the same, which
! makes It flue business for them.
Plenty Corn at Orr.
lo...... lf..l...tU I.. l.i ..If.. t.Uln.
from Orr. He says the new hank n '
their town will soon be open for 1
business. Tho Orr community will,
make plenty of com for local con-
N..I.II.II..I. cttn.. i lnoiMi.L- fuit-
in.tti. ik. fir , in i ,11 Lilt' 11, iii.kj 1
lv .'f-..l -m,! will ..ink,, n imt cron I
If the season from now
vornblc.
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Wanted.
Clean, soft rags at Ardmoreite of
fice.. Subscribe for tho Ardmoreite.
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TO LOAN
ON FARM PROPERTY
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Wo examine your title.
Wo Inspect your property.
Wo draw your papers.
Wo pay out money right now.
If you want a loan qulekly
seo us.
HOOKEK & ANDBHTON.
Over Postofflce. Ardmore.
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ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA FRIDAY I$VKNIN(S JULY :0 1000
MUSKOGEE MAN
UNDER ARREST
W. P. HARRIS, SECRETARY OF
SECURITY MUTUL INSURANCE
COMPANY, IN CUSTODY.
IS ORDERED BY M'COMB
State Commissioner Charges Harris
With Promoting Alleged Fraudulent
Insurance, and Obtaining Money
Under False Pretenses.
.Muskogee, okla. .July :!U. W. I
Harris, secretary of tho Security Mu
tual Klre Insurance Company, of .Mus- '
kogee. Okla., was arrested here today
on Information filed by County Attor- j
ney Crump at the request of State
Klre Insurance Commissioner Mc-1
, iComb, on a charge of promoting nl-;
leged fraudulent Insurance and ob- i
talnlng money under false pretenses, j
It Is alleged that he operated
through the malls and had agents In J
Oklahoma and adjoining states.
The Ardin(rIte want advertiser is
independent ho knows how to meet
most of the annoyances of dally llfo.
DON'T BELIEVE
DIVORCE TALE
THAW AND ATTORNEY GIVE LIT
TLE CREDENCE TO REPORT
THAT EVELYN IS TO FILE SUIT.
HARRY WILL CONTEST ACTION !
Thaw's Counsel Says Wife Has No
Grounds Whatever for Divorce 1
From Slayer of White and Thaw
Would Oppose Granting Divorce.
White I'lalns. X. Y July :.0. i
Neither narry K. Thaw, nor his
counsel, Charles Morschauser. showed
much Interest today in the report
that' ICvelyn Thaw intended to begin
a suit for divorce as soon as tho
pn-sent proceedings nre closed
It Is the tirst Intimation we havo
received of such a suit," said Mors
chancer. Continuing, he said that so far as
he knew. Thaw had no Intention of
suing for divorce nut would contest
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vor(''-" " aorrtinii8ir.
It I alleged that Mrs. 'i naw will
" aer sun ior uivorce on tlie reia
Hons of the present trlnl regarding
Thaw's alleged conduct at the hoii3o
of Susan Merrill.
Wanted.
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Have you seen the boautlful
now stylo in this wondorful
Splrella Corset to bo seen
at the Parisian Millinery
Parlors?
Wo Invito the most critical
examination and will bo pleas
ed to show yon. Thoy can bo
washed every week without
Injury.
MRS. W. T. BELL.
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SAME DAY AND NIGHT.
I'nless night calls nro for
more than nine blocks, tho
price for cab calls will bo 23c
tho same as day prices.
Spot cash required for every
call, flood horses, safe drivers.
ARDMORE TRANSFER CO.
Tom Carter, Manager
Phones 7u and 7t.
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New Orleans, July ?.0
Tin weather fore iff for
Oklahoma for tonight and Hat
urday is partly cloudy
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HAS CRUSHED
THE REBELLION
GOVERNOR GENERAL OF BARCE
LONA SENDS CHEERING NEWS
TO KING AT MADRID.
TROOPS NOW IN CONTROL
Number of Victims as Result of i
Fighting In Streets of Barcelona 1
Will Run Into Hundreds Leaders
of Rebellion Are Being Executed.
Madrid, July 30. The captain gen
eral of Barcelona has telegraphed to
the general siaff hero that the revo
lutionists have surrendered and that
he Is master ot the situation In liar
colona. The number of victims, as a result '
of tho fighting in tho streets, Is very
high and twenty-throe buildings have
been destroyed there by tho artillery ,
Jlrc.
The leaders of tho rebels are being ,
tried by military court nnd summarily
executed.
This Is the most cheering news to
the friends of tho king that has reach
ed Madrid for several days.
The greatest game ot the year
Sunday afternoon between" Ardmore
and Mnillll. lioth teams havo been
(Strengthened and ileaguo playing
",:,y 1,0 txlM!Cto1
GLIDDEN CARS TO K. C.
WILL REACH DESTINATION Or
LONG RUN THIS AFTERNOON
FIVE HAVE PERFECT SCORES.
Sallna, Kan., July 30. On the lust
leg of their 2,307 miles Journey, '.he
(Hidden touusts left Salln.i this
morning at 0:30 for Kansas City.
It Is hoped to reach Kansas City
by 5 o'clock this afternoon, although
the distance Is nearly 21'! miles nnd
the roads are heavy, vif to last
night's rains.
Through Topeka at Noon.
Topeka, Kan., July 30. The Olid
den pilot car passed through Topeka
at noon. The tourists are one hour
behind.
Something doing at Irena park
Sunday afternoon. Madlll and Ard
more. Hest game of tho year. Come.
You will not bo dlsapjKdnted In tho
game.
MORE HONORS FOR TEDDY
"UNIVERSITY LEIPZIG CONFERS
tt DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS
ON FIRST FOREIGNER.
Leipzig, July 30. The Pnivorslty
of Leipzig today conforred tho de
gree of Doctor of Uiws on Theodore
Hoosevelt. Ho Is tho only foreigner
tthus honored.
Sunday visitors to the city ill j mlaii canal treaty, who was severely
see tho best gamo played hero this 1 handled by the Colon Millce on Do
year. Madlll and Ardmore. Host am-1 comber 2.i. 1900.
ateur teams In the suite. 1 Several American officers of the '
: Cruiser Columbia In Panama were
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100 ncres fln -ih mead
ow land, rrx Xro.1" tnaaos,
every foot tillable, In hart
of oil field. Will soil at a big
bargain.
ADAMS mtOS.
Ardmoro, : Oklahoma
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The Hottest Game of the Year
MADILL
VS.
ARDMORE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 1
AT LORENA PARK
Both teams have been strengthened and league
playing will be witnessed.
Visitors to Ardmore will get their money's worth.
Convenient car service 5c.
Coolest grand stand in Oklahoma.
U. S. CITIZENS
MISTREATED
PANAMA AND COLON BLAMED..
INTERVENTION MAY FOLLOW
TO MAKE AMENDS.
ASSAULTS ARE UNPROVOKED
I I m r I U-i Dr.i.nl.il Cttft In
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No
Purpose Neither Country
Seems to Pay Any Attention to Re
quests From Washington.
Washington, July 2'J. Apparently
all testimony showing unprovoked
assaults and rough treatment of
American cltl.ens, Including naval
officers, has been presented to the
Panama government, with a view of
punishment of the offenders to no
puiMse. Only the most unsatisfac
tory replies have been received from
Panama. Tlie attitude of the govern
ment to the Isthmian republic is
Inexplicable to tho state department
officials. Minister Herber (1. Squires
has been 'Instructed to urge Insist
ently settlement of these eases.
While the United States govern
ment has no Idea as far as can be
learned, of intervening In Panama af
fairs with a view to maintaining or
der, yet It clearly has the right to
do so should Panama fall to main
tain public ordor In the cities of Pan
ama and Colon ami In the territories
and harbors adjacent thereto. This
right is given by article 7 of the
tritfitv sf lOflW 'Pin. .Ituiw.ulHmi ..r
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this government Is to give Panama
every opiortunlty to prove Itself
equal to tho task of protecting life
and property within Its Uirders and
Intervention would bo resorted to
only as a last rosort.
On four dllleront occasions Amer
icans have suffered nl the hands of
Paiiamaniiins. One instance wan an
assault of an employe of the Isth-
" J out sufficient cause, it Is alleged.
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tti clubbed and then thrown Into Jail,
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" I tentlon. Tho attack. It Is said, was '
unprovoked,
HoatBwnln Charles Hand ,s kill,
ed and Joseph Ciestlk. a sailor. lKtth I
of tho Orulsor Buffalo, wuh injured J
as a result of a fight with tho Pan-
tuna police on Soptember 2S, 1908. ,
From the evidence In this case, there i
appears to be no doubt, according
to tin state department, that the
wo men were brutally rented by he
lKllce, who clubbed, handcuffed and
dragged Hand through the streets,,
badly wounded. 1
It Is further alleged that while
he was in itollee custody, Hand was
allowed to He suffering and bleeding GOVERNOR STUBBS MAKES LIFE
In the Jail for more than an hour in THE STATE PRISON PLEAtJ
wlthout medical attention. Similar ANT for inmatfr
treatment Is said to havo been given j
j Ciestlk.
I l.UNt Mnv. CluiS. M. Abbott nmt
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cans, were killed In a riot, the for-
, mer by a rock supposed to have
been thrown by a rioter and the
luting lif -i rlM.. !...) ....I.I .. I
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In en fired by a member of the Co or.
Iollce force Neither of theae m!l. 1
It Is said, appeared to have I i, i u
any p.ut In the disturbance.
CLAUDE BROOKS
PAYS PENALTY
KANSAS CITY NEGRO HANGED
FOR KILLING WHITE MAN WHO
HAD BEFRIENDED HIM.
NEGRO MADE CONFESSION
Sidney Herndon, Wealthy Real Es
tate Man, Formerly Resided at
Tyler, Texas Victim Was a
Cripple.
Kansas City, Mo. July 30. Claude
, Hrooks gro, aged 21 was hanged
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, h"r" ""' for t,U! munlor ,l sl,l"'Jr
; Herndon, a well-to-do real estate own- ;
I ''. formerly of Tyler. Texas, who '
1 was killed here January 13th. 190S.
Herndon, who was a defenseless
cripple was killed In his room at
downtown apartments, his skull being
crushed with a hammer.
Hrooks was employed by Captain
Hurndou as elevator boy and had
buuu befriended by the man he killed.
The negro cuufessed to the crime.
Wanted.
Clean, sott rags at Ardmoroite of-
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If you visit stores In
Ardtnorolto ads. your visits will bo
TIM i:i,Y. Por there's a bn t time to1
buy most things,
If yml'ro BolK nwn). fop varatIon
trip tho store-ads nowadays are of
min,Mato purso-lnterest to you.
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Use Ardmoreito Want, Ada.
NUMBER 1(1
KANSAS PEN
A MODEL ONE
OFFERS GOOD INDUCEMENTS
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To All Who Wish to Enter and
Graduate .Therein Hot .Biscuits
, .and Fruit and a Night School with
Experienced Teachers.
Topeka, Kan.. July 29. Uu Jet
Oov. Stubb'H plan of running tho
' Kansas penitentiary It's almost a,
pleasure to be sent there.
Klght hot biscuits (or each :ou-
vlct at breakfast.
I All the cornbreud each cnvlot
cat eat at noon.
Kresh fruit for supper.
I These, together with all tho sta
j plo food necessary, are amom; ilut
Inducements offered In the culinary
line.
No stripes for good convicts, easy
work, china dishes to eat from, and
; gxxl literature to read arc somo
I additional drawing caxds.
j Tho governor has an Idea that a
prison should bo a reformatory In-
stead of an Institution for punish
, ineiit. He proposes to run It uIouk
! that Idea for a while. If ho finds,
that he Is mistaken he will adopt
j the old method.
"Tlie way to reach tho heart oC
a man Is through his stomach,"
said tho governor.
"Feed a man well and he will
not Im mj troubWomo."
The day's tnsk Is also to bo
changed. Alxmt half tho prisoners
are worked In tho prison coal mine.
Knch one In the mine Is compelled
to dig so much coal a day. The
tnsk, to the experienced minor. Is
Kisy. Kven to the strong healthy
man who picks up tho trado quickly
the task Isn't a burden. Hut to tho
weakling, or the 0110 who cannot
catch on to the knack of swinging
a pick iwhlle lying on his side or
back, t Is a hardship. Tho new plan
Is to let tho men dig whatever
! "m"nt f rail they can. Tho young
convicts will be kept out of tho
ml"' n' tnos w"0 havo weak
constitutions. Tho prison uilno Is a,
bugbear to most of tho convicts.
However, tho natural born miners
prefer It to work on tho surface,
fun they havo more liberties.
Experienced school teachers aro to
be employed at tho prison school.