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THE DAILY ARDMOHEITE
Ardmore, Friday, December 17, 1909
$mdm sic J
VA I
5IL.'RWAR COUPONS IN CVtflYSACK.
made at That Dutch Mill,
HUTCHINSON KArlS-pUAlLED
HO'ATOE ELSE IMTHE UNITED:
STATES. SOLD BY.'
THE ARDMORE WHOLESALE
GROCERY COMPANY
Notice to Contractors.
rilmore, Okla., Dec. 17. r.m'.i.
Sciled bids will be received until
ij o c lock noon, Wednesday, Decern
ler 'Jtli, KKili, by the Coinmlssloner
if Water, Soweni and Lights for al
crallons In the cant end of tho i'olice
-tuition for the Water JK-partment.
! bids must be arctniaiiled by a
rtltied check Tor $20.(111. l'lanrt may
i h.id at the office ir the City Kn
in r
D. II. DAWSON,
(tin:,, --imir of Water. Sewers and
Light- 17 lot
MIFF M
00
Aril '
J0Jt I
The receiver will continue the sale of
millinery from (lav to day at the Parisian
Millinery Co.'s, and everything included
in the stock will he sold at
50c ON THE DOLLAR
This sale is under the direction of the
court ami nothiim will he reserved.
SAM H. BUTLER, Receiver
i .1 11. i we ,.i ltu .in.
it l-.ii'e. " We bac eon
. li.iv.- bc'.i .ible to get Ml --in
'lie the si. i turm thai you want.
An escidlcut property for ale, hcI located In th city, four
. in hoik hoiuie, fine well wtei. . re hard, cement sidewalk, barn
. HO It. trout, 111 ft. deep. Kxcoptioiuil!)' cheap for sumu.ou
Mi entire Mock ot gtouuil for sale, Z'& feet by 400 feet. It !i
4sitl four-room limine, porch 1. gas f r I'ght and bent through
.. the house; a wplemlid ore hunt of assorted fruit trees, a large
.!. loittted on fine ground nut the eiy place f.ir the i.iriv
..mtiug lots of room ami soil tii.i. will produce auythliiK. l.aig
mil for a poultry yard, A b.iitsulu ir sold at once; $lsoo c.idi;
t.uo tush, balance payable monthly at $80 per month till paid
Farmers, why do you not gel In on some ot the good Hiltus
1 1 are Ruing around, farms that tun b Id at pmo that
. ili make you iwiuoy, and wo aie able to help you jm tor them
; you a homo while price Ii low, (pill renting ami Utug in
1. it a way as you hae been doing. Fnrm of 20 acres to 2O0O
re.
We make farm loans at low niton. Urn; time, easy payments,
iwltw of pwyiiiK off nt any time, anil oan mnko you a proposl
l that you ouituot i.isr, up.
Vtemeiiiber the adage, "An ounce of provontlon Is worth a
ad ot cure." We havo the b'?st fire and tornado Insurance in
niii Don't forget about tlih
T'nce Notaileh in the office, all Kinds of Omveyancing.
Oklahoma Loan ? Investment Co.
V : INVESTIGATION
SPEAKER CANNON HAS EFFECT-
IVELY SIDETRACKED CONGRES- ,, ,0 Htl). resolution, and him meted,
SIONAL SUGAR INVESTIGATION oll, Kmr fates to scon of like
mriisiiroM In ptvl sessions of con
! Kress. And If he should decide to
utitMiltif n -miitttlttji,, ha linn It with.
IP Tfl FIF
j
I
Or by Another Name to the ComM,())
n..l.. UM.I. H- run.'
mlttce on Rules, Whleh He Con
trolsThe Ballinne.'Plnohot Con
troversy Hit Same Channel.
W'niihlimton. l-'. 17- imikur
: Cminon ha effectively ldetruekil u
congressional InvestlRAtion of the
sugar trust, which threatened 10 in-
dude lrohe of the Joker In I In
sugar schedule of the tariff hill.
When the jeiiolutlon providing for
an Inquiry hy n Joint committee
o'. Hit? house nnd aeimto wan offered,
"l.'nclo Joe" referred the measure to
the committee on rule, which he
dominate absolutely, and which was
oiiulviilent to referring the matter to
himself.
The eommlttee on rule l. com
lioioHl of five members, three repub
licans and two domocrnt. The
speaker is the ehnlrniaii of the com
in'llteo and he aitpolntfl the other four
member. The two democrat might
an wll not be on the eommlttee, :w
they Htand no hot In otiiiK aKaiiiHt
three reimblloaim. In addition to
Speaker t'annoi.. the majority mdo
1 1 the committee consists of IMlzell '
01 Pennsylvania, close friend of Al
tli loll, and Smith of losva, Dal.ell
anil Smith are mere figure heads on
thin eommlttee. They allow Cannon
to do what he pleases. Thus tho
to.uniltt'V on rules Is to nil practi
cal ends, one man Joseph (1. Can
non. The rooolutlon for the Investiga
tion of the Hitgar trust frauds will
In all likelihood never be heard of
ugiiln. It will tile a death that Is
natural to all resolutions disapprov
ed of by the powerful soelal Inter
ests, which go to their final repose
In pigeon holes In the desk of th"
j1i.iIi.hi .r 1I1.. ..fitiinilt Imi ,111 rilled. 1
'. . ... , , , 1 . 1
4 I I. .... ..I. t In- KitL-Li All toil ItM T
. 11 111 III fill till ."li-rii!WI Jllin (1411 ii
begun, the sugar trust r 'solution H !
not the only one the committee
If MILLINERY
E22S5,
'i. ii'.v I'ropcit) and Carter
I .-t il oth.i that we are rlgh',
s. uie fl'ie bargain-. We la
ni rule has mvallowod since Decern
nor . A rwoltiUon providing for an
lt.vcstlat:oii of thfl imlllitRsr-l'Inahot
i iit.iiv.rny, which would necessarily
. nn Investigation of iBallliigor. bus
I . en i hloroformed by the speaker.
T!n. resolution wa also sent to th"
. imimlttM' on ruhm.
What "I'ncle Joe" ha done u the
,tto TvM referred to. ho call
1,11 'MWr ,0 mn ""y IllWStlgU-
(it'll III KIRk I 1MI1llllt.li;i' It 1I.1W iij
packing the foody with men hostile
In an honest. Impartial litvestlgu-
In the enne of the two resolutions
of lnvtlnatlon which have been
noted "I'ncle Joe" htm IcglHlatod
fcr the entire memhurehlp of the
limine. Thun, In two lnntances al
teady thin lemlon. the upetiker has i
shown hlnwelf the manter limtead
of the nervant of the house; one i
man has ruled Inntead of a majority
ol the membeni of the hoiine. And
:r a democrat or a progressive re
Mibliian should introduce a reo-1 fn-lght rates made by the Oklahoma
lot ion providing for the appointment ! Corporation Commission, tempoiatl
or a committee to change the pros- ly enjoined, begnn here today In fed
cut order of things, the speaker era! court.
would send It, too. to the committee J. K. l.oe. A. I'. Watson and J.
on rules (himself), and It would I J. MeAlestor members of the Okla
ui ver agHln see the light of day. j homa commlssloii will reiiri.'Hunt the
The eommlttee on rub Is useful i "'. iHted by Attorney .(leneral
in still another way to the group '
of n who. on behalf of the trust. ' imk lliiKeniuin or Kansius City
railroads and kliis of finance, dom- l'1 t'"' principal argument
Inntc iiBtluiial leglHl.n'on. ! r'' ra'lroads.
When ;, bill Is finally leported Five-Gallon Lard Cans
from a picked committee, the rules , M.lik ,M Ardmure CR. UlllH four
to a large extent Interfere with the , tlI)us ,H U)l, ;S fj0,ory W1,H ,,ra,)k
lliipiovemeiu of the meatmre on the , j(,trvj, 7.10
floor of the house. WIh-ii made-to- '
) line r iiiciinuri' are oeioii' me uoiiNe,
members. If lelt free and untraminel
ed. 1 ,i!d offer amendments ami thus
hnve , heir will t press oil. The com
mittee 011 rules, with almost unllui
Iti d iower. Is tlie machinery used
to limit the right or amendment.
The committee on rules has the
port -r to Kit during the sessions of ',
the house, to report al any time,
..nil for the modlflcalton of any rule
k procedure, it is a flying squadron,
under the direct command of the
speaker. It can quickly and etficlent
b rush to any point of attack made
against him or his policy.
The committee has the power to
ri port a measure lor consideration.
11 cil tti flv the termu .if ttnlmt,. I
1 nn ... . 1
, tl rill il I I (till II I Kill (fit I nil nliii.ti. .
i-miiiiiiiir, iijrwii 1111 11 illdl'IIU'
n.i nm can he offered. Thus the com
ndti-'e mi rules is a kind of supe.
1 lor or appullate committee to all
elm' iinmittees of the house. Near
1' H the importunt legislation Is
tit omluctcil under M-clal orders
it pi ir ed b this committee, which
,'iil.H o ib rs are shrewdly devised
1
I.....I... II... I........ ..I .1. I
"" '"n,u'lcourt to give him Judgment again u
' I""'"t' the parties named, ll'edeoe & I.lttl"
How's This7
. We otfer One Hundred Dollars lie
' w.ird for any case of Catarrh tin
can not be cured by Hall's Catdrrb
Ctlie I
F. J CIIH.NUV CO.. Tide lo. O.
U,. Ill- Itn.lnral,, 1 1 1,
mkj (Mini mii,iM ii, mm- .iunt 11 I
F .1. Cheney for the last 1.'. yrtar
ii'tl believe hint peifeilly hnuoVabl.' I
in all business transactions and fl ,
gamar.,? ,W
Waldlug. ICIunan K- Marvin, t
Wliolcsale Druggls's. 'i'oledo, O. '
llall's -atairh Cure Is taken Inter
known
ui .11 inn, inn-wily 11 Mill me iiinoil
.ml imw-nnu viirr.Pnv r n... v,;m
' Testimonials wilt fret. Price 7fi ctu . j
p. bottle. Sold by ail ilruugls's. !
Tak.- Hall's Family pills fo.- con
stlpa'ion. d.t-w
Thi- funn actions of a woiuiin may
due to her missing sense of
I.,,.,,.,,-
! Fidey's Honey nnd Tar Is the best
and safest cough remetly for dill-'
.1 . . i. .1 .
u.i-.i. ,11 1 lie un ti symptoms 01 a
, cold, clve us dlroctc.1. ami u-:ir,l nf ,
danger of croup, bronchitis, ssre
1 uiroai. .old 111 tlie heilil, and stutfy
nrtaintng. it Drums comfort audi
! ea-.o to the little ones. Contains
t'o opiates or other harmful drugs.
' Keep always t;ii hand, and refuse
I substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
lkm't Judge by appearances. The
I m. hi who wear a diamond pin may
-o.in times lie really wealthy.
A sprained anklo will usttnll dis
able tlie Injured person for three
or tour weeks. This Is due to luck
or pi pev treatment. When Chamber.
!aiii; Liniment is applied h euro
may be effected In three or four
d.ps This liniment Is one or tlie
best and most remarkable prepara
tion's In use. Sold by Ardnioro Drug
Co., Itufus Post and all druggists. 1
Christian Church Bazaar.
Ml those who huo promised do
nations to the Christian church ba
zaar and dinner Saturday, and havo
no way to send hi their donations,
will please telephone Mrs. Arthur
.lumen. Plume 'o. SS. 1fi."
Fear isn't the only ihlng that will
I make a woman change color, as wit
I noss the seashore tan wearing off
TWO-CENT RATE
EGLIN today
OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COM-
MISSIONERS DEFENDING
STATE PASSENGER RATE.
(
1
Santa Fe and K.Hv Endeavorlna to
Have Oklahoma's Two-Cent
Pas
senger Rate md Certain Freight I
Rates Enjoined by Federal Court,
St. LouIh. lMo., Dee.
17. The
court proc;edltiKB In the stult
brouht by the AtchlHon, Topeka &
Santa l'e and the Ml9Hourl, Katisns
; Texan railroads to hnvo the two
cint paH8uii(?er niten and certain
SEEKS ft JUDGMENT
AGAINST J, U AKERS
SHERIFF AND HIS BONDSMEN AND
DEPUTY SUED FOR
A SMALL
AMOUNT.
.1. K. (Junior has filed suit In the
district court against Sheriff Akurn
and his deputy, W. 1-1 Landrum and
his bondsmen (1. II. Akcrs, 1. J. Akers
and Dr. Dow Taylor. IMalntlrf alleges
that on the :t 1 k t or .May he obtained
a judgment against Mary and John
4
Kills for 3ti7r ami that an execution
was placed in the hands ot W. K.
Landrum and thai he it 1 propei ty
belonging to Mary and John lCilis .iut
that he Indorsed the cvcu'lon "no
proportv found" nnd that he let .1. H.
Iloone have some cotton which could
have been taken to pay off a portion
or the Judgment and he asks the
' n . .
Hied the suit lor plaintiff.
The Klrst National Hank -f Ard
more has filed suit against W. and
R. 11. Colbert for $5&7!l.ls. The bank
.,tir,u thiil ilur.iiiilniiTs mive II three
1 ttlltilll ........ .....I ...l.l. ,1 ...n.nl Inn
HUirn dill. Mini il.r i a i jrti.u.
... . ,
,f 11 Hl,m!l ai'"t which has been
paid the amount Is past due and asks
Judgment for the amount. Cni"e.
" " or are attonu,.
'r philntlff.
wh(, hH., u. uxri au best herd
. , . ... ,..
' I"'r.v cow s In the t,tate
The
State Inspector .says the Ardmore
Dnlrv nixi 1 Cream Factory ha.
We can tak- care of uiur wants.
Phone Us
l7-:i
U, S, GOVERNMENT
MAY TAKE A HDh:
EXAMINING TRIAL OF ERNEST
1 K-y AND OTHERS UEING HELD
TODAY BEFORE JUDGE MASON.
The examining trial ol Kruest Key
and others charged with him In con
nection wilh the striking 01 a Choctaw
Indian last Friiay night from the re
sults of which the Indian tiled, is lie-
lug heard bclore Judge Mason In the
county court room today. T.ie trial
was Interrupted' by the county attor
ney having to appear in district eonr
and at press hour the -auiiii.uion
was not concluded. An Indl.iu t mi
tied in the case and an interpreter
was used. Some of the oWdetice was
damaging to the defou.se.
The death of this Indian ha- resul
etl in letters having been sent to the
Interior department calling the atton- j
tlou of the government to the treat-
ment that is given Indians here and j
It Is probable that the government j
will Interest Itself In the prosecution j
of such cases as this one oc urrlng ,
here.
Iielicaiesseu luncli, smoxe sal-
mon, smoke white llsh, Neufchat-d
iheese, sardelle and shrimp ready to
I cat City Fish Market Phono .'15!i,
Little Stories
of the Street
Moving Here.
St. i At:ri Hltuntl Artfiu V. t).
Hcntley was in tin- city today from
V'lkon visiting with the dlatr.ct ugrl-
Cll.tumi agent Hero, A. i. uranam.
He reports ho Is greatly leased
with thf work done hero by .Mr.
Graham. .Mr. Orahain will leave
hole tomonow for li Ik homo In
western Tvmis and will mow his
family hero.
l.lccnscl to Wed.
Marriage licenses have been Ishu-
1,11 lo oinn '.Mann and !la U.uili I
Ardmore; T. J. Ilrlscw and Kffle
' - nnnoti of t'.iaham; KrneHt I). Arn
old f Lone (inive and Lena amlth
of Cheek.
Girl of Thirteen.
Willie M0C0) appeared before
County Judge .Mason jesterday af
tcrnoon to secure a marriage r
cense, lit was accompanied by the
brlde-tivbe and hei father and moth
er, Rev. and .Mrs. J. C. Allison. The
girl was otlll In her thirteenth year
and Clerk Lattford Informed him
that she would not be allowed to
marry lit Oklahoma until she was
fifteen. The parents were very will
ing that the marriage should take
place and clerk Lanford was asked I
to write out a statement from tho 1
parents to the clerk of CtMjke county
and the couple went there to obtain
a licence. The girl was small and
her tlretts came Just below the knee. I
Sir Knights.
W. L. 1 lagan and Luther II. Smith j
both 01' Marietta were made Sir
Knights at the meeting or the
Knights Templars here last night.
A Kildlcman and Dr. J. I). Ilatson
accompanied the candidates to Ard
more to see that the work win
properly put on.
Paving Script.
W. H. Hurnltt has returned from a 1
trip to Citithrlo and other Oklahoma
cities where he went to Investigate 1
the manner adopted by those cities I
for handling paving script. He wants
to 8co better streets In Ardmore. but
Is somewhat discouraged by having
many people to petition agaln:-t pav-
"Kvcrybody Ukcs the cream" and
If you want a gtmd cup of coffee
these cohl mornings a small bottle
o' our cream win uring tile ui'Sire-i
rtsult". Ardmore Dairy anil fee
Cream Factor'. Phone 288 :!00
K'ghth Ave. N. W. 17-:i
NEGROES WILL BE
Washington, Dec lii. The lirowns-1
vlile ('ourt of Inquiry hns reached i
that -t:igi of It.s work when It i , in
vestigating the IndiWdual apiilic.it. on-. .
for re-lns:atenieiit by dl.-tchnrgcd sol
tilers of the Twenty-Fifth lnfantrj. !
The court, alter making a thorough
Investigation Into the shootlng-up of 1
Brownsville, recomened tula week t:
take up the applications of the men
dischargid under I'resldent House
velt's orders. There ..ere 100 soldiers
tllschargetl and or tlu-.se but seventj- !
eight have applied for re-lnstatement. ,
Four of thcM' men h ive aiipeared be-
fore the court In person o tar, and
they were accompanied by couiuot. ,
I All who have applied for re-Instate-I
incut have been served with summon.s 1
by the government and will be allow-
d the usual fees and expenses to
which they aril entitled as witnesses. '
I No decisions have been mnde public 1
1 in any of the InilMdunl cases
Trent fish, lied lUli, Hock lUh and
Cat llsh il teased and ready for the
pun. Phone your order anil we will
do the rest. City Fish Market.
Pttou
Who ha sweet cream The Ard
more Da'ry and lee Cream Factory
I phone 2SS. 17'1
NOTICE
On DecembtT l, I will take
personal chnro (if my res
taurant (at tho UorniT of
Main ami A Sts. nnrlht-ast,
My entire time will bo do
voted to tho restaurant and
tho host service may be
expected at all times.
You Are Always Welcome.
ABE ENLOE
C. Dings. President.
J. M Jones. Cashier.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
CAPITAL $51,000.00
In addition to our capital your
money is guaranteed by the
lOepositors 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 Nov. 1609
KHSOUKCKS
Loans, Discounts nnd
Overdrafts SI 12, 0.32. 01
llotitls 1-lU 00
Furniture .-inii Fixtures 2,Hii2.ir
Louns to Active Ofllcers NUN'IC
Demand
Loans ..... $5, COO. CO
WnrrnntH... U,4C7.Dt
liills Kxcli.lOS,U2t;.57
Available
Cash, 107,078.12 l2ao.-Hi2.tlS
S'J7f,im.7l
Tho Above Statement Is Correct HA HOLD WALLACK, Cashier.
This UanK is 18 months old and still growing.
If you are not a customer of this bank, let this be an Invitation
to become one.
C. T. liarrinycr. Pres.
L. V. ANJJKKSON, Pres.
O. L. ANDKHSON. Cashlor.
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. MVtiNH, Prcoidoiit.
A. II. PALM Hit, Cashier
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.
More Furniture
Better Furniture
F o r less money
when y o u trade
with
C. P. HALL
We handle everything in
furniture, stoves and
household goods. Phone
366, North Caddo Street.
Concrete Sidewalks
Don't order them with
out first getting bid from
A. D. Hyde None but
first class work. Phone
89.
m ti OrTIIIS" LAalNti a
M. Gorman. Vice-Pres.
J. W. lamuih. Asst. Cashier.
LIAHILITIKH
Capital Stock $ 25,000.00
Surplus uud Undivid
ed Profits 1,709.08
Unearned Interest ... 5,886.1.1
Dividend, Unpaid.... 710.00
Hills Payable 12,500.00
Hi-discounts 22,:s0.1b
Other Jlorrowctl Money NONE
Deposits :t0-4, 507.17
t:i75,l3.7l
Harold Wallace. Casliicr
MOHAN SCOTT, Vlco-i'ron.l
UI) SAND LIN, Asst. Oashlor.
DON LACY, President.
O. II. WOLVEHTON, Asst. Oanhler.
fi'
United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Capital, Surplus and
Additional Liabilities
$250,000
If this bnnk ts a safe place
for the city, state uud nation
to deposit their funds It Is a
safe place for tho farmor and
business man to keep his
funds. THY IT.
LEE CRUCE. President
G.W.STUART.Cashter
Onn of tho flrt to fi"i n'i ntlldavlt
ss to the purity of Ingredients con
tained In a r luedy vt l tbo illaponn
nrB of tho f unjua laxntivo tonic, Jir,
Cnldwoll'ii nrup P'tmln Prlco l)
cents or 1 u bottlo e( unr ilructlnU
Ardmore! to want ads arc tho best.