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THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAGE FIVE
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Our ShowCases
Aro nlvvays (nil of t ho freshest nml
most delicious conklos, doughnuts
nml candies. Wo Hparo neither pains
nor exponso In our efforts to pro
duco tlio boat tlioro is In our lint;.
Don't (orK' llmt Solomon's Steam
Hakery is always neat and clean and
they uso only the buHt quality of1
everything Mint goes to inako SOLO-1
MON'S VKItY HUST HKHAI). '
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Solomon's Steam Bakery
Your Watch Needs
If you llnd thnt it does not keep time
with our regulator. Thoro nro two
ways of carrying tho corroet time.
First buy a good watch and then
Have Us Keep II In Repair ,
The very host wntehes need attention
occasionally. They must bo oiled
and cleaned at least evory year, if
you would get tho best results.
Tarver & Donah
PERSONALS
It. H. Keed of Hroek wan a business
visitor here today.
O. I). ThoiuiiK and wife of Gaines
ville rlslted iliero today.
Attorney Wirt Krankllu left today
for a business vUlt to jwdnts north.
W, It. I'lack. ii well known citizen
of Mil burn was a visitor here today.
.1. L. Jones was over to lay from
.Madlll attending to business matters.
U. S. Smith of .Madlll was anioiiK
the out of town visitors hero today, j
Al J. Davis, sheriff of Love county
was a visitor here today from 'Ma
rietta. Will J. Hcott of Gainesville Is In
the city vlsitliiK Itli his brother .Mo
ran Scott.
Dan W. Son a former resident of
this city was a visitor iliero today
frcr.ii Mlll.tirn.
Lo Illako was hero today from .Ma
riotta vlsltinx with friends and at
tendiiiK to business matters.
George Chancellor left toilay for
I.awton whero ho is uii(;aKel In the
wholesale Krocory busliu-ss.
Hew John S. Davis and wife of Dal
las, Texas arc in the city visiting with
their datiKher Mrs. 1). W. lliitchei:.
L. H. GnUK'iidlke salosiuan with the
Hurniws uVddlix .Machliu Co., wiw a
visitor here today from Oklahoma
City.
Walter Slninson Is In the city from
iilllriborn, Texas, niaklnK a brief visit
with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. It. A.
Simpson.
i.Mrn, O, I.. Williams who has lieon
hem several days vlhttlnif with her
sister, ..Mrs. M. V. White has gone, to
Sweetwater, Texas, to join her hus
band who is 'bulldliiK a p.ickinK plant
111 the Texas town.
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THE REPUBLICANS
ME
SEVERAL CANDIDATES FOR GOV
ERNOR JONES MOST POPU
LAR IN SOUTH.
!'. 12. Konnenier, nil attoinc of
Madlll, and C. K. Wilcox, the coun
ty chairman of Marslinll county,
were among the crowd vln return
ed from tho state central meeting of
the republican committee held at
(lUtliile. They reixirt a very hnrino
nlous meeting for the reason they
did not touch upon nntloiml poll
tie.
In speaking of probable cnndl
dates for governor on the rcpubli
can ticket they mention Tom l-'ergu
noli, forniflr governor of Uklahom.i
Tcrillory; C. !. .loiies, member of
the legislature from Oklahoma conn
ty. W. 11. I'. Trudgeon, former iua
01 of Pureell; .loe MoNenl, a (lath
lie hanker; Dennis l'lynn of OMa
honiu City, ami Kulors White, a
Uiemlior of the stnto hoard of ag
ilcullure. Mr. Keiineinur Ih of th"
opinion thnt Grist Mill Jones Is
tin most popular with the repub
licans In tho southern portion of
the sUito. lie Is, however, of tho
opinion that Dennis l'lynn has the
greatest individual following, for
the reason of his tree homo fame.
The republicans In the state cain
pnlmi wilt do their utmost to keep
uvay from national ipicstlons as
the party is badly divided.
Little Stories
of the Street
Entered Hargrove.
Wlllard and Claude Wells of Holf
hae arrived lit tho city aiid aro at
tenilJni; MarKrove College.
Oklahoma Looks Good.
A. J. Henderson and wife, nee .Miss '
Ilattle Hardy, are moving back to
Oklahoma from Glasgow. Ky., where '
they havo resided for the past four
years. .Mr. Henderson formerly resld- '
ed in .Madlll and says that Ardmorc I
"looks good" to him, while .Mrs. lien
deisou saj there is no -place like '
Ardmorc. -Mr. Henderson expicts to 1
engage In some kind of mercantile
business here. I
Veterans Sunday.
Tho veterans were addressed at
their meeting Sunday by .Mrs. Adding
ton. She made a very Interesting
farewell talk and saiij? for the old sol-
dlors, who were visibly affected. .Mrs.
Addingtou will go to Washington in a
few days to remain until the close of
congress and It Is not probable she
will meet with the camp again ibeforo
her return.
Erlclnon Got Contract.
Contractor George Krlchson of
this city has been awarded the con
tract to Install the heat and power
plant at tho Agricultural C'ollogo at
Stillwater. .Mr. KricliKon was also
the second lowest bidder on the fll,
OOfl agriculture barn to be built at
Stillwater and the State School at
llroken Arrow and at Lawton, also
the agricultural station at Goodwcll.
MoCre-Spencer.
Will Moore and Miss .Mary Spen
! cer, a well known young couple of
this city, were married Sunday at-
ternoon. Mr. Moore is the sou of
j .Mr. and Mrs'. J. Mat iMoore, has
been reared here, and has many
' friends. Tho bride has been em
I ployed as saleslady with the Bal
timore Mercantile Co for the past
! few years and Is well known and
I popular.
i Head Ardniorclte Want Afla.
CORNER MAIS AND li STREETS,
ROBISON OPEKA
Wednesday, Januar) 19th
DWKiIlT A. "SI HAD in (Icoro Midclleton's Dramatization
of iUKREDITII NICHOLSON'S Novel
"The House of a Thousand Candles"
As produced for one year at Dah's and the llacket Theatres,
New York, and Carrie k Theatre, Chicago
"The audience at the Garrick liked the play and many, many, audiences
will no wild over it. Amy Leslie in Chicago Daily News.
PRICES 50c to $1.50
No free list. Scat salt' opens Monday n orninf; at Post's Drug Store.
CAROLINE LOWE
TRACED EVOLUTION OF MAN
FROM SAVAGERY TO THE WAGE
SYSTEM WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Miss Caroline liwo, a lonner Kan
sas City school teacher, win here
last night and lectured at tin- district I
com! room. M!s Lowe was hete dnr-
lug the socialist eiiciuniimcnt lust '
summer and nmny Ardmore people
In a.d her lecture hefore. Her subject j
as announced wan woman suffrage but
she said it was a mistake, that ulie ' socialism anil told how trtRhtenciI the
m-vcr devoted a full lecture on thU partlcn are of the so.laliHt move
Mibject but lett the woman ftictlon meat.
largely to l..ie sulTrngetts who were1 Hernpech was a vei sensible one
doing a iu.l)le work In the Interest of compared with those Anierlnieer and
women. -Miss Lowe did say Hint wo- ' '"' agitators made her.- last mint
men were entitled to the .ballot, tlitu5"1'1' wh''" l'u'' "11'1'1 to class pre J
a mother inost assua'Uy had ti'e "dice.
light to say what civic surroundings 'file speaker was Introduced by G.
her child should have and went b:u-l: ' I'ore who made it few r.'inarks
into old history to show how womci lil h drifted nulefcly to the subject
had been treated by the men. "Do ' f prohibition. His plan for ridding
you know," she said, "that one Idea I "-' country of the Avhlskey evil wan
of slaves was that they had no souls ' t-"11"' 1""ot. out of the hanilHn
and that was the Idea men 'held of I "nd said no one would handle wbts
womeii ically that they had no souls. 'J- when the profit was ronioved. Ho
History tells us of a great meeting of -'"'l '- say whether they would quit
the most learned men In the countrj bundling groceries nud plows and ma
once. There were two very Import-1 -'" 'r.v v'', the prollt svstcm was
ant questions that canto up before that eliminated,
august assemblage of tho wisest men r "
and best scholars of the age. One of
these questions was how many angels
can dance on the point of one needle
and the other was Is a woman pos-
sessed of a soul. Hy a majority of one
vote they decided woman really had
a soul and now you can realize how
Important that majority of one Is. Had.
they not ro decided In tho favor of
us women 1 suspect we should still be
denied the right of claiming a soul.
While men admit now we have a soul
they do claim wo 'have no lxilitlcal
lights. I believe the Kansas City
judge was right when he said In two
years women would have the ballot In
municipal elections and In ten years
they will have the ballot In all elec
tions." .Miss Lowe's talk was a general dis
cussion of hocialbiin. She thrust the
Bible aside for the theory of evolu
tion but .spoke In the tenderest terms
of tho lowly Nazarlne who produced !
certain reforms In tho interest of the
working people himself .being a car
penter. Sim said liuuircds of thousands of
years i.go people were In savagery,
after remaiulii' in till. state for years
and years they wont Into tribal coin
muiilsiin where all thoy owned was In
coiDiuon and when the men llshcd and
minted and the women scratched the -
earth with a crooked tlck to produce
food stuff very nuioh llko the fashion
of the North American Indian when
he was discovered here by Columbus.
Hon) the state of tribal communism
jK.ople went into the period of slavery.
Nearly every person was a slave, they
had no soul, they were possessed of
foar. Whatever they feared they wor
ships I, they feared the wind and the
sun ami they worshipped lth. They
wen- sold from their children and
their loved ones at the pleasure of
their inaster.-i and after years ami
years another reform came and feud
I allsm took the place of universal slav 1
ery. I'nder feudalism people -were not !
so'd but they lived uiri the manor
where they were required to remain
for a thousand years, If the mnu'tr
i was .sold tho people staid with the
lind aul in a manner wi.-rn sdd to.
I'ldin the feudal state man went In
to the wage state, Tho Invention of
woolen mills made sheep growing
morn i'i muncratlvv than agri ulture
and the lord drove alt hN serfs away
from tho manor and forod them to
work for wascs. That period cil" ex
ists, Wo .ire free now, we can lejve
our city, county, (date or country but
there Is one thing wo are a slave to,
she raid, and our master Is our Job.
Ii tti p ,m me pl.u-t
dat U to hunt allot In i
w.ic - t in that ex -i
mmn into tin- social
villi'-. io make this i-.i
K .-in Ih
i w w n-
-1 1 mi Nut
i n iti- in li ly
because MN-lallst imltatm-, are travel
ing oxer the country making speechc-
but it Is coming In tin- natural ev
hit Ion of the tlinee. Wj. have 1, ;
slave to work Ioiik enoii!'h tud einnn
clpatlon awaits only a short time off
I'l'oin fiivccry to slaver' was a tut
Front savegry lo slavery wtif a In t
v as for the benetit of !b icd,.. f on
.'i ndallfiii t wapo synte-.i was an en
wnrd step a, kI from the wane yntc-in
to the t-oclal nyittnn will be an ad
vance ntei.
The spei.Ver lncdlcted that ()Ulnh5
ma would lie the llrst Mtate to adoiit
DELAYED AT CAPITAL ;
BALLIN 3 ER-PINCHOT MATTERS
HAS TAKEN UP TIME OF SEC-
RETARY BOUR LAND HOPEFUL
Col. It. II. Slmiis-on Is In the
city today from Tishomingo. Ho is j
Mie editor of the Chickasaw Capital, '
one of the best democratic papers .
In the state, and he keeps close J
touch on affairs of state and also i
at the nation's capital. Col. Simp- 1
son has a 1 tter from Frank Hpur
land of Ardmorc. who Is In Wash- i
Ington. .Mr. Ilourland was elected a '
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I ui'ii'.ii,; io .iiMiuthiuii ii) iu-3
Chickasaw legislature and rciMirts
have been published to the effect
that th secretary of Interior would
not approve the bill. Mr. ilourland
says the office of the secretary of
the interior has pretty much been
taken up with the llalllugcr-I'inchot
affair and as far as ho knows has
not reached th Chickasaw Nation
fir..tl,u II.. i.viici.uLiiu tm..n tl... Mm
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' 1,111 Wl" bo "I'l'-ove.l by tho sec
H't!,r' :,ml h,i!"",l 1,y 11,0 1'Idont.
I Co1' Slmjison says tho candl.M-
cy or Mill Murray ror governor is
moving along smoothly and John
ston county has hopes of being able
to furnish the next governor.
Chamberlain's Cottgn Hoinody Is
not a common. c cry-day cough mix
ture. It Is a nici itorlous remedy for
all the troublesome and dangcrnus
conipllcntlniiK resulting from cn!d !n
the head, throat, thest or lungs. Bo'd
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.lack l.uke wlio nas ib;n here some
time at the home of his biother, 12. 11
Lnke left today tor Oklahoma City
where he will temaln a hhoit time
Mr. Luke ban b n in very ill health
for s-oiue time.
""Daughters of Poverty"
A STORY OF THE HEART, FORCIBLY
TOLD AND WELL ACTED
AT THE MAJESTIC TONIGHT
HOUSES!
CARTER COUNTY
HAS FINEST CORN
TEN EARS SOLD FOR $3& W P.
POLAND HAS RECEIVED OR
DERS BY TELEGRAPH.
When the report reached hen
throuwh the Dallas News that Cat
I tor county lllld won the sweepstake
Inward for the beat ten ears of yel
i low corn In four state at the Texas
i Corn Grower' Humiliation, in Re
' sion at Dallas, it was not l.nowu
who liad been awaribil the prl.e,
lint yesterday evening Mr. Poland
toenail receiving orders by wire for
.olio and two bushels of the corn,
' then It was known that lib. i-orn
hud made the winning. J. II. Gayer.
' who lias charge of one of the l'.i
' land farms eut of here, placed
the corn on exhibition and made
the winning for Carter county
Frank 1'. Holland of Dallas pur
chased the prl.e eorn, giving $3.1
for the ten earx.
I Carter tuiunty will appreciate the
' honors brought to It by the exhl
bltlon of the corn, and better seed
selection and lietter cultivation will
be encouraged In this country. In
the last two or three year a great
deal moro attention is being paid
to Intensive farming In this country
and the results havo been wonder
ful. More is produced to the acre
than formerly anil better stock is
being rained throughout all the
ouiitry.
South Baptist Church.
There will be special wrvlces at the
South llaptlst church Tuesday, Wed-
iionday, Thursday ami Friday even
lugs of thl week 'preparatory to the
revival meeting which Is to begin
next Sunday. Jan. 2:!rd. The ordin
ance of hapiHiu will lie administered
at the cloio of the noi vlce Wednesday
evening.
llev. .1. A. Scott, statu evangelist for
the Oklahoma Baptist Convention,
will arrive Saturday mid will do the
preaching throughout the meeting.
Kvorybody invited,
D. N. CtUH!, Pastor.
LOST One smoothing plane on .1th
avenue between Washington street
and I-'irst Ward school building. Re
turn to IliiiUon 'Houston Lumber Co.
1S-IS.
Capt. Pulliam Sick.
A telegram reached here last night
.bringing the Information that Capt
J. H. I'ullhini was quite sick at
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vv eatiierioru wuere ne is Hiipennu-nu
, lh(! t.ollianl(.toll of ,. of .
sU.te normal schols. -Mn.. I'ullla.n
j left at onco for his bedside.
Itov. Wilmore Kendall Is here from
Kntiowa visiting with his parents,
Capt and Mrs. W. C Kendal
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LYNN, The Shoe Man
AH tins is the b -ginning "f u in w m ar put vo'ir heads loir ncr
Hid givi the hiilip-ii of owning a home sonif. serious . ..neld
i rati- n We have on our list dwellings of dilleren' -.rt9
that i an be purchased .it prices that make ii worth jour vtinlc ;o in
vestlgatH. T Ii e iidvaiuag- of
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T. N. COLEMAN
THE CITY
Telephone -i.
Tomb Stones "J 1,10 7"of l10 s,dll(?d
. labor ami the only electric mar-
jVlOIllIITieiilS bio cutting machinery in tho
Southwest no other firm can compete with us on prices. If
you need jrrnvo stones, tomb stones or monuments write us
Tor prices. Wo sell all over Oklahoma and Northern Texas.
Wholesale prices.
1 1 AN WAY & OWENS, Ardmorc, Okla.
Good Improvements
Good improvements add to
tho value or your property
if you havo good concrete
walks around your placo it
looks moro attractive to a
prospective buyer and
would briny a better price.
Why not let us build your
walks and do your other
concrete work. We use only
tho best materials, lola Port
land Cement and Tishomin
go Granite Gravel. Come
tiguro with us anyway.
Ardmore Concrete Co.
D. 8. BLACKBURN, Mgr.
QUINN WICKER, Aitt. Mr.
W E ALWAYS
SELL CHEAPER
And now wo nro GIVING AWAY
brand new STANDARD TALK
ING nud SINGING .MAlUIINHH
with certain cash purchases.
Wo havo no rents to pny and
there Is no use in your going
to other cities to buy, noil,
invap, rent or store crated anil
shipped goods.
Always look around. Three
short blocks up Caddo Stiuut.
Wishing you u Morry Xmus
and Prosperous Now Year.
C. P. HALL
Tho llig Now and Second Hand
Dealer. Phono Ulili.
Concrete Sidovaltel
Don't order them with
out first getting bid from
A. D. Ilydc None but
first class work. Phone
So.
Ariiuore'tu want ads aro tho best.
Ardmorel'o Want Ads are tho beat
New Style in
Men's Footwear
This cut shows one of
new styles of up to
date shoes made in
patent kid, tan, gun
metal and oxbloocl,
military heel, oak sole
owning a home of your own art
niniiv and groat, and wo havo
tlioiii at prices ranging from $1)0
to Nome of the best in the city,
that wo can null you either for
cash or on tonus to suit you. Let
us show you our list and convince
you that wo mean what wo say
W. S. SMITH
Heal Instate, Loans & Investments
Ardmorc, Okla.
DRUGGIST ....
0 V. Main St.
The
City Drug
Store
W. B. FRAME, Proprletoh
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGI8T
Wo tako particular pride in
our Prescription Department.
Will dispense exactly what
your physician orders. Ab
solutely no substitution prac
ticed. Graduate of Pharmacy in
charge. Wo solicit your pa
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DR. W. M. ANDERSON
VETERINARY SURGEON
Has moved to tho Dluo Front Barn
on Ilroadway, where ho Is prepared
to take care of all stock entrusted
to his caru at a reasonable pr'cc.
Office Phone 783 Residence 203
BROWN A BRIDGMAN.
Funeral Director.! and Llcemed
Embalmers.
Largest lino of Funeral
Hoods In Oklahoma.
Subscrlbo for Tho Arduiorelt
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