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PAGE EIGHT
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Ardmore. Thursday, Nov. 25, 1909
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, . ; ..u.-.l a . ilii"
:nu )u may ant- wcarr
.I NS Try us f.r that
We haw it la!" six. k
fi .in-l man v in i 1'
of IUF1.I.
slil.- Itl
You IM tmd h.M.- ii full llti" i
fpi'u Hi All. -n vim k hunting
Stevens, Kennerly & Spregins Co.
MISS BARNARD WILL
SPEAK AT COURTHOUSE
HIG UNION MEETING WILL UC
HELD IN DISTRICT COURT
ROOM AT R l. M. FRIDAY.
OwhiR to On- ract that the tipem
iioiiM,- "iik.iki-iI for Krldny iiikIh.
i lie IiIk ii .lull iiii'u'h
iiiiiinrt'il for l miiiii i . j
li'lil In tln llMilit
I'll- ciiuit luiuse
Mls Kalr I til I li.ii l
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DAN AND JIM
THE MARKET MEN
Thank you for your
in the past, and we
nance of the same,
have the best, in our
Cured Meats.
PROMPT DFUVFRY.
HEAD AND STAPLES
WAIST MAIN STRKET
THE ARDMORE
ABSTRACT CO.
The oldest abstractors in Carter County
are thankful to you for thebusiness given
them during- the year, and ask for a con
tinuance of the same when you need
anything in their line.
W. 5. WOLVERTON & SON
NORTH WASHINGTON STREET
Hunters!
: HhrtTHK
12 and 1 Ruage
new sun.
!' attiiK itixi-
V- '.v.- 'V-
ill I'NI'M. imiauiiitiiiii. h (am
Y Vl It W1MI MTION f lis If
RIFLES
of all kinds and nil price
l"ln r (ii (liaiitlt s and corrertlon .
will In the piliulpal si t aker, whll
S a' l.alini ('(iniiilsKluiit r t'li.e. I.
uiulu'itx, will probably addiTHt tlie
ui'iliiK as well.
II U fiei-lt(tl that several other
irniiliii nt lalior lenders of the slate
ulll ! hi atleuilaiice, while a niitn
Imi Hi riiiiillilutes 'tir state offlues
lll likely be ther".
AriuitKetneiits hae all Iteon per
fected fur the meeting, which will
takf place at S n'clu k tomorrow I I'rl
ilu i nUlil. and l ulilcli . v IhhIv
Is I'Mi-ndi'il a I'onliil ins It iiluii
Si'i mid I.Mi tiin i'ciiiH'' uaili'T,
Me- iju.ik.-i Mai. ijuaitmi - Hum
uilm Ii IS It
mwii'iiwi win ii iii'i imnai winyoMfli wn
liberal patronage
ask for a contin
We will always
line. Fresh and
. . . i ' x-jl
Hunters
i.uim. we nave any length barn-1
RBMI.NWCX AUTOMATIC
,i full .link of all the itandnrd
y. ii want the best.
AUK UIUIIT.
liny Mir SHELLS
PRESIDENT BARS
A SUFFRAGETTE
MRS. PHILIP SNOWDEN. A DRIT
ISH SUTFRAGETTE. FINDS THE
PRESIDENT DUSY.
WawhliiKton. X v il. Mr. Itillllp
SlHiwden, wlf, til' h Liberal llielllber
of the lirliish i,ii'llameiit mid wlilelt
known a ii sulfntn-Kte tried to iee
I'lesldeiH Tafl toilaj. She failed. 5he
abseiled that she doea not lielunic
in (he militant branch of the or
. iiil.ulloii that lias niHile the lives
: Id III th statesmen mUentble for
tar l.iM few months. Mrs. Snowdeti
iii. Hi,, white house aiinouiieliiK that
sin- would ondemor tomoriow agnln
I.. iv Mr. Taft.
I am ile.tlriiiis of ineetliiK I'resl
di at Taft." ahe wild, "becauso 1 met
y.nr e xpresldent. Mr. ltotevelt,
and foiiml him to be uumt eharmlllg.
1 am anxious, therefore, to have the
pi'Mlcae tif know lug hi successor."
Mr.t Snowden called at the white
house today In company with Itepio
. ntutle David J. Poster or Ver
mont and bis daughter. Miss 'Mabel
Foster, president of the College
i:iual Suffrage l.tngiie of the Unit
ed States. The part) whs met at
the door by KUttrds. who wore
I'lomptly hit' rmed that .Mrs. Snow
d. n was n Ungllsh aurfrairette.
' We're extremely sorry." sipolo
Klsftl one of the officers to Mr.
I'oMiM- and the two women, "but the
in.Kident is very fcusy. i feel Uiat
)! cannot be lUattirbetl at Uto pras-
it time. Poaslbly you inlnht cnll
ii:alu "
Mrs. Snowden wsm soniethlng of
i illsapiKitntmeiit to the members of
tin- w4in'a suftrago tnovemeiit
bi-i-f lu a lecture tonight in the
Ma son I.- Temple she anld that Amor-
ii an women could not entertain the
movement wrloualy. This, Ju ex
plained, wu by reason or the fad
that there re some two million
more men than women lu this coun
try. The wrtmon hero arc treated so
well that they fall to appreciate
their political eiialavery, she said, lu
Hnplaiid. she added, the women ut
numbir the men by m million and
the situation t reversed.
Young Ulrls Are Victims,
of headache, as woll as older womon,
but all get quick relief and prompt
cure from Dr. King's New Ufe pills,
the world's best remody for Kick and
nervous headaches. They mako pure
blood, nnd strong norvos nnd build
up your health. Try thorn. 25c a!
Ardmore Pharmacy.
Tho Quaker Malo Quartette Friday (
night at the opera house.
23-3 '
CELEBRATING
T
FROM WASHINGTON TO CALI
FORNIA. EVEN IN LONDON.
PARIS AND OTHER CITIES.
'
Pre, dent to Dine Well. ,
w.i!iitmtoi.. Nov 2S.--Pmilit '
Ti:t iil iiaj ; his first Thanks- j
;ii:i dlnii' i riuce be bream pre-,
I fit. nnd th- people of the country
:.ae endeavored to see that nothing
- la -kliu i:i tti- white house lar-'
Many -nikey 4we been stt j
t.. !!. nrPKi.i. nt front all mm i.f
iruni an mru ui i
ruoit U t ft eve hare '
the country. Sut
:..-pu dintribnt-l among White House 1
employe, and th 'bird U) RTaoe th
;!'-idnt ibl.- will be the thirty
pound Itlioil. Inland turkey supplied
ti) lb-race Vose, who hoi had a
inoiioixily In supplying Presidential
turkey foi many years A lx-foot
mince pie, u;an barrels of choP-eMf
;''d"S. geteial hundred pounds t
i bin cranberries anil other fmltn are
anionic th- T lanksslvlng glftH to the
Taft family
Thankful on the Coast. 1
San I-Van. is-o, Nov. 25. Thl
' Tliankniilvlnn Day Mnds Wie Pacific
I CiKiat iK'onl." nlovina n hlh decree
of pro'iK-ritv and with more to be
i thankful fur than In many years. It
i Ii state to say that there will not be
j ;i hunirry i'ison In San I'mnclsco
( liy this fteuiiiK. ta every prepara
tl ii has bi'i'ii made to provide fenxtx
for all. The sam Joyous coudltloiiH
' tirevall tlnoiiKMOiit the Went.
Quakertown's Dig Feast.
I'hlladelplila. Nov. 25. Tons upon
1 1 ns of turkey will be consumed by
I'hll.ul.dphlaiiH today. Dealers estl-
mat ' that 17".uuo turkeys, averaKliiB
i n pouniln -ach. have been sold
the LTutiriiMium nf Tlmtiksiflviii!?
, '-brants.
My t. night. I.7OU.00O pounds of su -
ctilent meat will have gone the way
of nil good turkey; 170.000 wlnhbones
land 310.0011 strlnnr.l ilrimnMi.Va will
, be lu readiness for the soup tureen
! and the chopping bowl.
i There will be turkey enough to til
low each person In the city, big and
little, old and young, at lwist one
pound of meat for the Thank.tglvlng
feast. About 170,000 1 aves 'or bread
will be used to at lift" the turks, 320.
Oiio quarts of eninberrl' s will help
them on their Journey down I'lilla-
delphla.t hungry maw. and tons of
celery will be used to garniill them.
In terms of cash the city's Thanks
giving turkey will eo.tt about $IOn.-!
"00. and Hsslhl) more.
in Europe.
Celebrate
Umilon, Nov. :
Several hundied
American and several distinguished
Kuxllshiueti will attend the American
Society's dinner at the Hotel Cecil
totilghi. In honor of Thanksgiving
Day. There will -uIho he celebrations
and baiuiiiets In IMris. Merlin, Vienna
ami other continental cities.
Shortage In Turkey Crop.
Chicago. Nov. 25. The usual an
nual shortage of the turkey crop Is
evident In Chicago, ami as a result
many iieople will have to bo content
with less expensive fowls.
A i Chicago consumes 750,000
pound of tut key, In addition to half
a million pounds of other poultry at
ThnnkKgivlug time, the "Hhortage"
cost this city alone a pretty iKinny,
In the neighborhood of $125,000.
Uut year turkey prices soared like
the wl.t old gobblers that tnke to
r outing high Just prior to the fes
tivities, the advance coming about
the time tint housowlveg began buy -
Iur In arnost. Curiously enough the
severely of the annual "thorttiges" of
turkey, cranberries, pumpkins and
oysters aro simultaneous all re '
short together at the crucial time, j
Everything that U handled in
South Water street get "icarce" lu
the retail markets ami the scarcity
Is tra.fi d to the commission nier
ohimts, whoso consignors hear only
f a glut In Hio Chicago miirkots.
Iat
year tht) commission merchants
blamed the fanners and ,oltry
shippers, oho poultry MVln point-
U an accusing finger at South Wa-
it-r oueei, wnero pniciicaiiy the pro- 1
.!.. .. . . . i
iuo in me ciiy in wikii i some 1013
Is handled, and the retailer put the
bluiue there also, pleading Innocence
or extortion ihltnself.
If you desire a clear complexion take
Foley's Orlno l.axntlvo for constipa
tion and liver trouble as It will stimu
late these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system, which Is what
everyone needs lu order to feel well.
Sold by nil druggists.
Attention, K. of P's.
There will be work In rank of
ICnlght at our regular convention to
night. All members are urged to ol
present. Visiting Knights Invltod.
A, 1X)VB.N'3TKIN, C C.
TIE MARKETS
If TELEGRAPH
Liverpool Futures.
Mterpool, Not. 'jr. The range of
cotton future today was .
Close-
Open 2 p. in. Close Vest.
Novnc . 7.44 . 7 37
ftec-Jan 7.U71 7.12',
Jan-1-Vb ..7.C3 7. IS 7.10 7.05
Tone Opened quiet and sternly. 2
P- n. barely stoutly; cloned steady.
Liverpool Spots.
opoi coimn wuuy easy mm i oy;
- 1
c,0w American l.oou. receipts
Awn 1,01 K,vc-
No American Markets.
Today being a holiday. Hu m
no !ncri an markets
arc
FURNISHED BY W. J. LANE.
The following prices prevail In .
i Ardmore today on cotton, com tad
frin products: (These prices will bi 1
ciinngeu uany anu can no roucj up
on
Lotton, HH, to
.13 i,i
25.00
.Ci
13.00
.25
.25
.S..
.11
. Cotton seed, per ton, $20 to.
Corn, CO to
Hay, per ton, 12.50 to . . . .
Hsgs, per dozen
Iluttcr, per pound, .20 to.
Hides, green, C to
Hides, dry, 12 to
Chops 1.30
Ilrnn, 1.25 to 1.35
Turkeys, per pound SVi to.. .00
Turkey, per pound, .O'Vs to .OS
Oecse, per pound
.07
.00 Vi
3.00
.03 U
1.2ti
.05
! "K G '
Ven, -"' t0
j ,,c-'' 02 10
Wheat, 1.00 to
! Oats, HO to
Jltye. $1.35 to 1.15
1,arIoy' 1,20 to
Swuct f0008- "Cc to
'. Potatoes, S5 to .
1.35
1.C0
.05
4.00
4.00
Spring chicks, doz. $3.00 to
Hons, per dozen. $3.00 to..
BLACK FLAG AGAINST
WATERS-PIERCE Cff
j
ATTORNEY GENERAL WEST SAYS
THERE WILL DE NO MORE COM-
PROMISES OUST OCTOPUS.
tiiitnrle, Ukla , Nov. 21 "I have
, ,. tlu. blat.k fl.1(. gaIlgt tllc
I WntorS'IMerce Oil Company," Attor-
ncy (ieneral Charles West Is reported
to have declared Just prior to hU de
parture for St. Louis, "and there will
be no more conferences in efforts to j
compromise or settle out of courts.'
The attorney general' notice of no '
quarter to the famotu Standard On '
tentacle follows several years of fight
ing on his part to punish and bring
to terms tnat concern. Within the
last six 'no i 'i , he has had .several
conferences with Vnter3-I'lcrce rep
resentatives toward a settlement 01 .
the CJailleld county case against the
Waters-l'lerce for monopolistic prac- 1
tlces and other violations of the antl- ,
trust law, and It was believed that 1
the company would finally settle j
matters without further flghtiug. The I
attorney general's asset Hon Is taken 1
to menu that all negotiations have i
lulled and Hut he will now try to i
oust the Waters-l'lerce from Oklaho- j
ma ;w It has been ousted from Tux
1 a.
j
i
McGUIRE-GARDER DEAL.
Underground Story But the
Frills
Are Plainly Discernible. ,
tiitthrle, Okla., Nov. 21. An una. ,
ground story, fairly well authenticat
ed, Is to the effect that Congressman
11 1 id S. Mctlulre Is behind Judge
tiurbcr's candidacy for congress. The
ktory goes that C.irber is being groom
ed by the present congressman In
,,, ,. , .,.. ,.
j lllltes out o , flolJ( th.u Gar,K.r
J al,a Mc0ure will both enter the prl- ,
Illarv aml tllat nt an opportune tluib. 1
MeCuIro will wltudraw from the race,
leaving a clear field to the (J.irfl.dd 1
county man. Mr. McGuiro lus Just '
placed Mob l.owery of Stillwater out '
ot the "danger zono" by endorsing 1
him for United States attorney to juc
ccod John Embry. Lowory has been j
llshtiug McOuIre, but Is now effectu-1
ally muzzled, whether ho lands lu I
Etnbry's shoes or not. The deal Is ;
for tho Oarber adherents to make a
show of opposing McOuIre, but tm.
understanding between tho (larflold
county candidate and tho present
congressman Is full and complete.
Mctlulre, after looking over tut.
field, has found that the lassoing of
a nomination this year, lu the fac
THELOCALMARKETS
P. C. Di'n7., PresiJint.
J. M Jonen. Cathier.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
CAPITAL $51,000.00
In addition to our capital your
money is guaranteed by the
Depositors Guaranty Fund
of the State of Oklahoma.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
A share of your business
will be appreciated.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Made to the State BanKing Board of the
Ardmore State Bank
At Ardmore, Okla., at the close of business Sept. i.'on
HKSOl'KCES
ho tins, Discounts and
Overdrafts $182,512.77
Furnlturo nntl Fixtures 2,:i(i'J.I5
Loans to Active Olllcers.NONU
Warrants. $5,103.33
Avatlnblo
Onsl $01,002.31 $00,705.01
S2Cl,lilO.S0
The Abovo Statement Is Corrcct-HAHOLI) WAMjACH, Cnsblor.
This BanK is I Year and 3 Months Old
If you nro not a customer of this bnnk, let this be an invitation
to become one.
C. T. Darr'mger, Pres.
h. I'. ANDHHSON, Pros. MOIUN SOOTT, Vice-Pros.
O. L. ANDHPvSON, Oaslilor. EI) SANDLIN, Asst. Cashlor.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ardmore, OHla.
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 good banking.
J. A. MIVHNS, President.
A. II. PALMEK, CnBhior
The City National Bank
Ardmore, OHlahoma.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 100,000.00
Accounts of firms and individuals solicited. Courteous
treatment accorded to all alike.
of anti-Cannon sentiment and other
talngs, is n harder proposition, muck
harder than an election, hence the '
McOulre-Garber denl.
Mrs. Mlrd S. McOuIre gave out the
following Interview today:
"I did not say lu my testimony for
divorce that Mr. McCJulre had sub
jected mo to physical violence, and
I did not allege it la my potltlon ror i
the reason that ho never did. I can
conceive of no reason why my testi
mony should be misquoted lu some
of the press reports, uuless It be for
political purposes and I sincerely
hope in Justice to mo ami common
fairness to him that misrepresenta
tion of my testimony will be discon
tinued." .
"Many-l'se" Oil. will not gl.v oil
stones. 2 oz. spout oiler, 10c.
Concrete Sidewalks
Don't order them with
out first getting bid from
A. D. Hyde None but
first class work. Phone
89.
M. Gorman. Vice-PreB.
J. W. Hannah. Atst. Caihier.
MAHIMTItiS
Cnpitnl Stock $ 25,000 00
Surplus nnd Undivid
ed l'rollts 3,741 ,2'J
I'lienrned Interest ... 5,b80.1;i
Dividend, Unpaid.... 750 UU
Mills I'nynblo NONK
Rediscounts NONK
Othor Horrowqd Money NONIi
Deposits 210,203.11
$251,010 'ti
Harold "Wallace, Cashier
DON LAOV, VIca Prosidont.
O. II. WOLVEltTON, Asst. Cashlor.
United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Capital, Surplus and
Additional Liabilities
$250,000
If this bank Is n safo place
for tho city, statu nnd nation
to deposit their funds It is a
safo plnco for tho farmer and
business man to keep his
funds. TRY IT.
LEE CRUCE, President
G. W. STUART.Cashier
Keep a complete record of your
mortgages by using duplicate mort
gage books on sale at The Ardmore
I Its office.