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The Ardmoreite Is the Only Newspaper in Southern C.cu ionia Receiving the Associated Press News Service 1 Western Plutf illjrhest cnh prlcn pnlit f m oiul hand boilers, t ginci, mills, pulles, e . Jones' Machine Shop I'Ikhw fl l.fiiilincr Hi. r nnd tnoKt popular mmIk loin In i'tty. Phone us, we de- 0y, liver me Roodv I VOLUME XVI ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA Jtfl'ND.U MOIiNINd Al'dl'ST 2!) HUM) NUMBER .1 'r .4 A GLIMPSE AT THE NEW FALL SUITS Will do you yood. It will ho intoio.stiiijr to you to sr "wlmt is to bo," oven if you don't want to buy now. You'll note sonic radical i hunivs in the nttitorials to bi worn this suns jr. While plain sorgus arc jrooil. rouh cf fwis in clievi H.s, houiMspuns imd diagonal will ho worn by tho snmrt sot from the vory oponini; of tho ciisoii, and tlx masses will fall in him sooner or later The popular autumn colorings are deep, rich, dull j-hados. Greens deep bluet., silver and alluminuin gravs. wine rods, coul dust copper tints, and the various purpli colnriiiKs and pinkish drib sh ides are all v 11 thought ol, black continueH to jfrow stronger, as the season advances. 'Phe coats are closer llttiny, I on kit waist lines and more normal hip curves, the lengths arc more narly of the "seven eiyhts" type than hst season, although a few man ufacturers hold to the lengths ranging from flt! to 10 inches. The single breasted eon is in the majority with either shawl or notched collar. Skirts belonging to suits or the separate garment are showing plaited panels, either at the front, back or sides, or yoke effects with plaited llounce, or kilt plaiting.. In fact the skirt which introduces plaits in some unique way is the ultra skirt of the day. The pendulum of autumn suit selling will bo started h"ro Monday morning. There appears to be unusual anxiety on the part of a number ol p-jople to buy earl this season, and it is quite likely that many of our best suits will be sold out ly in the month of .September. Up to the present, time some tifty suits are ready for your inspection, and daily arrivals are expected during the c ming week. It is not too early t j buy, at. least won't you come and look them over. BIG ENCAMPMENT T OPENING DAY WILL BE DEBS DAY LABOR LEADER AND ORA TOR WILL SPEAK. In the tocialiHt vernacular next Wednesday In Ardmoro la cnlted J)ol' day for tho ronton tlmt on tilts day Kuifeiit) V. Helm, tho politician, labor leader and orator wilt apeak here. tuginning Tueaday the :ilat of Aug urn the SocbUlata will he encamped at Ixiivna park for the rt'iiiai-nder of tin- week and Mpceche will be made in I ll: .10. and at s o'clock each day. AmoiiK the speak, rs who wilt be here are K. V Debs. AuicruiKer, $250,000 I limn on limn and city r..'. rl. rriiiiiiiililerlent luli-rctt Will loin, money to pay nil old nolo or fur any itlier iiirioi"i. You uvi nil you Imr row and iirumpl service. If you are HiliikliiL' ol num. wlnt: money (. uie I a I bo bavc l.iijers for farm landv O. L. Chancellor I'Iiouh?.".' on ii-,- lliimlol llliU' .Vrdmori Okla It's Too Late To think of insurance after the house has burn ed. Buy now. J. C KING & CO. GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 224 .Mills, Pat NnKle and !Mis.s liOWc. On Wednesday morning there, will bo a tiiK parade of decorated wai;oiis. Ten thousand pcopto are expected to be here. The socialists ay tliat us many as elht thousand people are attending the encampment at Wau rlka and they fully expect ton thou sand here. Reserved sent cull hi) had near the tipeaker's platform for inon and women who are partially doflf. The ladles are especially urg ed to attend all tliee meetings. .Mr. and -Mra. K. S. .MclMierimn of Washington City .ire here en route home from 11 visit to Cali fornia mid other wetern state. They will probably leave today for Waah Ingtou. While here they were guest at thi- home of Mr. and .Mra. Chaa. Clements. Head Ardmorelte Want Ada. t: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Tolcphoiie 21 ARDMORE ABSTRACT CO. H Oldest In the County V. S. Wolvetton & Son ll .Managers S: llondeil Abstractors of Carter " County. Coneral Insurance. .Money to loan on City nnd : Farm Property. St 113 North Washington St. ? Ardmoro, Okla. :: t: tt t: :: :: :: :: tt tt t: t: n Carter-Booker Bldtf. ILE KILLS TWO MINERS 3 PLANT AT -SLOW SEVEN" ZINC MINE AT ROCK CITY. MISSOURI, WRECKED BY SHOCK. FELT FIFTEEN Wmdawi in Buildings Missouri, Shattered Explosion Mttrsad Guage. at Carthage, by Force of the Water t .it-Hinge, Mo., Aug. 28. lit ter iirn li.ilir explosion nt tho "Slow Srii-ii " zinc mine nt Rook City, north w. st of here today, two men worn In stantly killed mid a third probably latally Injured, while many other tti-iv hurt. ' Hwry ambulraoe In tne county wa I immediately summoned to the actn. Thi' mining plant waa wrecked and the force of tho detoiwtloii broke win dews in building In Cnrthajte, fifteen niil.'s iwny. Tin- dead: (IKUIIC.K STRAIN. (it s W1TUACSKY. fireman. Hoth rosldmt at Wolili CRy. Tin- mortally Injured la lfcl VIggln, htok'T. 'riu t'NiiloRion followed tln mlsnsiil vs of the water KUagp. Senat r and Mrs William frank lin of Madill wen- vlaltora In the il yesterday aft.rnooii. HASN'T VET HONORED ACTING GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI UNDECIDED WHETHER TO RE TURN KIDNAPERS TO KANSAS. Jefferson City, .Mo.. Auk. 2S Act In, (JoveTiior Ciiucllch. who haa un der advisement the Kansiin icIi1h1 tlon for the return to Knnsos of .Mrs. j Stella Ilarclay and J. N. (Sentry to ' answer the charges growing out of the kidnaping of .Marlon llleakley. was still In doubt today aa to when u de cision would be reHt'hed. MLw AWAK KANSAS REQUISITION SUCCUMBS TO TYPHOID FEVER. , j Now State Getg Share of Federal Ap- Young German Butcher Wat Sick j propnatlon for the Militia. Juat a Week Before Death. Washington. I). C . Aug. 2. of our lii'tilie.irt lihret. a well known i four million dollar- appropriated by young (iermun butcher died on Kri- i congr- ss rm- ih,- nnln la. Iin.onn has day eieulug at alx i'clok t his , been awaid.d i. ( lk I ilioma by Col. home on Wet Main treet after hav- K A W- sii i who u chief of the till ing been aick leas than a week with lit in typhoid fever. - - - .Mr. Kb ret waa thirty years old at the time of lilt! deutli mid had only e I'll ill iiun iMiuiij i.iif ji-um, v;ut,i' ing to Ardmoro from Wurtwiihurg. j (Seriuany. Soon nttor his irrlvnl he opened a liutcher shop on Wiwt .Main i and ha lieou doing a nice business. ! He leaves a wife and a siuull sou, ono year old. Mr. Uhret, who was a Modern i Wcsidmuu will bo buried In Uoio Hill this aflenioon by that order. The funeral will tnko place nt four o'clock and will bo preached by Ito. C. C. Welth of the Presbyterian church. Mabel Chance, after spending six weeks III tho Chicago trimming rooms, has returned to assume lior duties as head trimmer In the I.tiweiisteln millinery establishment. Miss Chance now begins on her fourth season In Ardmore. Biggest Candy Factory in Oklahoma Makes the purest candies un der the fiilrest conditions mid in tlio most cleanly manner. Sen Hint your denier gives you nothing but tho OHOWN CAN DIES, Help popularize the Oklahoma product. Grown carbonated bnvorngos aru always the best. Crtwn Bottling & Mf. Works M. J. HAYS, Manusrr it u n RAINS OVBR KANSAS. Raima City. Mo . Auk L" -UkM ehowent were itener.il mer Northern and (Vntr.it KntisAs twtt night The corn crop of U.it t:if wilt lie in ratty benefited. SERIOUSLY ILL MEMBERS OF HARRIMAN HOUSE HOLD SAYS HB IS SUPERIN TENDING WORK ABOUT HOME. F IS II VISITOR New York Banker Paid V'sit to Rail road Financier Saturday and Says He Is Not So III At Reported Stock Market Better. Ardeii. N. V., Aug 2N. .Meinbern of the lliirrtiiwii lioiuehold detileil 'r this telephone that any ronaultH tlon over lliirrimnn' eoiidlthHi la in prngreftx or tliat an operation wan i pending. S'ernl of thp workmen, nlxin' the mountain, wild that Uarrlmaii l about early In the day giving orderx alMiut lil'4 pet hobby, the eompletlon of Ills magnificent tnimmer Ikmiic. Jacob Schiff a Visitor. ArdMi. X. V.. Aug. 28.- Jacob j Schiff. the New York banker, was a t lsltor at the Ihirilnifin home today.. As he waa about to catch a ti'iin lmck j to New York. Schiff declared that lie bad talked with llarrlmaii mid de j tiled that the latter was in audi con dltlon that rtn operation was neces ary. Stock Market Improves. New York, N. Y.. Aug. 28. The stock market was weak at opening today on the uncertainty regarding the condition of llnrrlman, hut lator a disposition was muiilffEUcd to shake off the Influence of the went mag nate's health and consider rather tlie condition of his properties. Ulufore the 'market cloned today, Union Paci fic and Southern Pacific wore helim bid for eagerly, t'nlon Pnelflc doted at 1!I7 G-S. MILITARY APPROPRIATION. iCHINK THE VICTIM WEALTHY SAPULPA CHINAMAN ATTACKED IN DOORWAY BY TWO MASKED MEN SATURDAY. Sapulpa. okla.. Aug. us.-John, Cliee. a prospmou Cliinainan board- lug house km-iier. w.w called to the doorway of his home early today and coufioiited by two iiKtsked men. one of whom slasliwl Chee's throat ith u razor, fatally wounding him. The assailant osciuhmI. It Is believed they worn members of a high hinder sir cloty. .Miss Mlllan Craddock of licnton. Texns, Is bore this week, visiting tho family of .Mr. John Whayne and also .Miss Jessie itlder. it)itttnitn n.:nut: nun tt u WEATHER FORECAST. tt tt tt it tt New Orleans. I.a., Aug Tho weather forecast for Oklahoma for Sunday Is par' ly cloudy nnd cooler. tt tt t i il DENY HARR1MAN CURTiSS WINS THE u AMERICAN WINS INTERN ATION AL CUP AT RHEIMS FLEW TWICE AROUND COURSE. Ill RECORD MI TIME When It Came to the Dig Event of the Week, the American Showrd Them All Un Bier tot Closest Competitor. Itlit'inm, France, A (Mi nn II. CurtlKK, the Amerii .111 ,i m PIuiiIhI. today won the Internation.il 1 Cup, the premier event of av latum j week, when he Hew twire around the eourao, a rtlatanee of twehe I and two-flrtha l nil in, in the innid I breaking time of fifteen iiiliiui.'--. j fifty and thrtHvrifih hi-coikIs , The CurtUa machine aviaivd 47.fi mlteg an hmtr. Ulerlol. hta moat fonunlable ot I iHinen. made the dlHtanee in tif teen inlnufi K, flfty-iil.v and m.' half ai-conda. Irfilliam did not atari ('utMvsn the flrat lap In neveii miiiuti.s fill, aeven and two-flftha HeeondH Tin aeeond lap In aeven inlnu es fifi) three unit Olie-flflh hiMiunl-, l-efebre in a Wrinlil hi plan. ,il ,o eompeiMi mil His i luii' i-. (inn parathely slow. lieiiiK t.in mill on-, tlilrty-thiv. I Illlh and t u o f if li-. si i 'EM CHICKEN PIE KEYS TO THE CITY WERE I BURIED IN WASHITA AND PEO-I PLE TURNED LOOSE. Col. Sidney Sugg, who ha- Just re turned from the reunion at Chlckasha Is loud In Ida nile or the kluit treatment the visitors received while tho guosts of Chlckuaha and the crowd are especially loud In their pnalsuM of the mayor who assured tie vlaltor that Hie keys to the city had been burled In the Washita and would remain there while the old soldi. -rs and their friend were theii visitors The mayor and chler of imiIIco u atrueted every one to tuni Ihe cpy ever to the vlaltora and that tilings dumb! go aa they wanted them to. The visitors any that "hlcken pie wa aervetl hnpIi meal and that be twiHw meaki k cold Imttle waa to lie had at any time. Tney alto roporl that piobably thiw cold bottle wan enjoyeil aa much na It would have been had they Ihhmi In territory where there Wiis no reMtrlcttous pmc- ed on the aervlug of cold bottle The Ardmoro visitor,, to Clilckasha de clare that they had tho time of their llvoa. Col. Suggs brought In with him from tho reunion the Iargmt list ' Jow nubscrltmra (accompanied I with tho cash) that has been turned 1 Into tho offlcn hi many moons 'f ' want to appear at your be.i Kl10"1'1 ,,l'l ''rsdf with sone ,,f 'a,t nivdtles to he seen a' tin- Parisian Mlllln.-y PaHoi Stubborn Facts There is no argument to make. We have only the best in groceries. If it takes tho best to satis fy you give us your gro cery business. NTERNATIQNALCUP MARTIN, the Grocer West Mam Strcot rmTnimn fiii i 'inn iiiiiiytiimaii wan 1 1 NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY Irl EVER! DEPARTMENT When our fall stock is all in wo will show you one of the host selections of any store in this part of the country. Judint,' from those that have already come in we wll own them as cheap if not cheaper than any one. It wilt mean a saving to you to visit the "BIG STORE" before buying your fall bill. We have the most beautiful line of wool dress goods that we have ever shown, in all the latest weaves and shades. New Jet Collars, "they arc beauties." See the ladies and misses tailored hats for immediate wear. All summer goods going at sacrificed prices. In order to give our customers the vory best service possible we have installed the basket sys tem, which is now in fine working order. Call and inspect our goods whether you are ready to buy or not. Our sales people are always glad to show you through. Intelligent Work Continuous DAY AFTER DAY WE TRY to shfie horses Just a little hotter No htiiM- ls turned back to tils owner until we sea that lie Is prop i!.' shod. The home owners have observed our work, and one by one they are bringing their horses here. We do not expect to shoe teiy horse, but we expect to shoe every home owned by people win a..- particular about their work. We charge no more. AL M. RICE 19 W. Broadway Ardmore LITTLE SON ESCAPES JAMES LI VINGTON OF WAGONER, DROWNED IN "RAND RIVER WOMAN RESCUED SON. Muekogce. Okla. Aug. 2K While In Uitliliiii Willi hU fa m 1 1 ami a party if fin mU in (iranil lliver ie mi The Millionaires of America ml Hi. erowued headii of Kuropi an no better fed than the hum M hi iil.eii who buys his groceries fioiu us. Kverythlng from our - is the hHMt that cuu he bought. Our service also excels. On or about September 5 wo want you to onll on us In our now store in ihe Pramo lu ldlug and seo the finest stock of groceries In Okla homa We handle feed wholesale and retail. W. J. The City's Grocer le re lat night. James Living on, of Wiiu'iner. Okla. well known our t'.n i.iithAesi us a stockman, v,. dicwn . (1 and his six-yetr-old son. wlio'n he v.ih carrying on his back narrowly e-cined death. '.Mra. J&men J Hooney k( PuiIb. Texaa, retH-iwd the l.oy Virgil landrum will leave here, today for New .Mexico where he will locale. J. II. Vernon or Stockton. Cal , Is in ttie city visiting the district clerk, (. T. Vemoti. LANE Phones 247-441 n ttttttRttnn;iu