The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], January 28, 1910, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Ardmore, Friday, January 2 Hlfr
Are You Coming?
WHERE?
WHEN?
WHAT?
WHO?
Services every night in the week, 7:30 P. M.
Music in charge of Miss Hanna.
WE WANT YOU TO COME !
JESSE DUNN SMS
HE'S NOT IN RACE
FOR GUBERNATORIAL HONORS
IS SATISFIED WITH WHAT HE
HAS AND ASK3 RE-ELECTION.
(iuthrle Okla., Jim ;;7 Will
Clll('f lUHtlCC ,I(HNC I ll II II l tll( Hu
ll1 ('III'' (111111. permit himself Id be
placed In Urn nice for tho it cm o
rat U nomination lor governor? N'o
NOTICE
I hnvo opened a Hturii at 12ft S.
Wuihliigton Hi., U doors Hunt li
of City Hull. VI I Imy, sell
and mill hocoihI luitiil (,oi)(lh
I will ;i y you tlm top prices
(or your gondii, anil will runt
mill hi'II j on goods an cliiMip as
i nn lio done. Phono 'MS.
T. L. HOLLAND
Central Livery Barn
When you want a lirst class
smylo rig or a road toain,
phono !I.ri.
W. I-'. I-'OUI,
Maunder.
THIS IS THE FLAG THAT
PEARY NAILED TO THE POLE
C-innls'il, IW,tr Kobrit F Vtliy
I'l PI CUt frOMl III f I I. 4V l r " j.'.) (
1 If J i . r In IIAWTOtC MM. A .ME ' T r cbj
l lic most s.innilicant trophy of modem times It lias
.ivcilat Ihcnpow of the eaith, where a day and a nijjht are
a year, and every ditcrtioti is south. No battle Hag was ever
planted in the enemy's Mionejiold after Mingles as severe as
those which carried this l Miner to the goal. It is the Star
Spanled . mhol of co.in-e .md ciulutaiuv an l faith bevond
compniisoii
e have repiodnied this priicitss tiophy in far simile in
colors on the c .ver of the FEBRUARY number of
HAMPTON'S
15c a copy The Best Magazine in America On Sale Now
ii i'?,r.y.,B. 0wn S,ory 'w appearing exclusively in
HAM TON'S MACA.INMS Kvcry instalment is complete
in itself. In ebmary number tV.irv tells about selecting the
l-' kimos for Ins last expedition, and describes their life and
their strange customs I ells of walrus hunting etc., etc.
to the- hit fnwtt ,,, rt,ui ll.it ,,.,,. ,.' t.tni t.Utst d:u ..;
.viae spreat! inla est ion. - i;.i:ttiK "'
Other Great Feature, and Fiction by World-Renowned Wriler
Buy Your Copy Quickly . . Of any Live Newtdealer
Broadway Baptist Church.
Sunday, Jan. 30, 7:30 P. M.
Special Revival Meetings.
Leslie Lee Sanders, Preacher.
Iioii hi: hci'ii akcd morn per
iliuily in Cutlnli-, ami throughout
tin- -.t.iti dining tlif laHi few week.
To all lniiilrcrn .IiiHtlco Dunn Iuih
nude reply tlmt lie Ih not an nsplr
.nit for tlic govornortihlp, lint that ho
fx h.itlHflcd with tlio honors ulrcudy
iiiifci rcil upon ltitii ami that In will
attain aftlt for election.
1 1 Ik replies liavo not been approved
p) staunch ailnilioni all ovor tin
state, some of whom arc prominent
democratic editors anil party leader.
I'robihly two-third of the doinoerntlc
iiwp.ipor want .limtlco Dunn to
J i nter !lu nice, lie today issued an-
i other Mtateinent declaring that "the
most casual prmleiice would not
arraut (lie Immediate voluntary
re)liiiiilHlinient (of IiIh oll'lee) to ell
lei a contest for a poidtlnu to which
j he does not now and never has as-
j plied "
' II I rcpoitcd here today Unit
' Momaii I'reiiilt or Oklahoma City
j haN announced (hat ho will he a
itainlidate for the gubernatorial liotn
1 In.itioii, the principal planks of his
platform being more power to the at
I torney general and local option In
j pli leience lo prohlhlllon.
I Justli ( Dunns statement follows:
I "Several month's ago u nuuiher
1 o' my friends asked me to consider
, the proMisltlou of resigning as a
, member of the supremo court for
i the purpose of i tinning for the posl
, tlon of governor of the state. At
thai time I said to them privately
' ami inter through the press an-
uuuiiecil that r should he a caudl
, d.iti lor governor This statement
, evidently was not deemed final and
C-'PM Y; tG , I) Bfn). 1). Ilimpton
a iinuilii r of in) newspaper and oth
r tiietids over the state Insisted
that I reconsider my earlier conclu
sion and take time to do this to
the end Hint I might conclude to en
ter the content. I ijovv desire to
miy Hint thus prompted, I have
given the matter mont careful thoiiRht
diiriiiK all or the time, and I am
unable to come to a dlU'ereM conclu
Mint tlmn the rirtit announced.
"I am not unmindful but deeply
sensible and grateful for the compli
ment paid me III the suggestion of
my fltne's lor the exalted station
UKiitloned. but having only just at
tained the position which has been
ambition of my life, 1 submit
to the candor of all that the most
casual prudence would not warrant
Iti immediate voluntary relinquish
ment to enter a contest for which I
do not now and never have aspired."
America's Greatest Pianist.
William II. Sherwood and Miss
Virginia i.lstermau, the celebrated
soprano soloist, are coming to Ard
more I'ebrunry l!nd. Kvcry student
of the piano In our city is given
an opimrtunlty or hearing Ameri
ca' master Interpret the best se
lections from Chopin, Heethoven.
I.lsxt ami other masters. The (ier
mutut aie the greatest niusle lovers
twul the most competent critics. See
what the Itoyal SH!iiorsche Zeltung
says of him, arter a recital at Iler
lln: "The greatest Interest of all
was awakened by a young man,
named Sherwood, who playea Chop
In's F minor Fantaslo with such
fine feeling, both In touch ami con
ception, that even In one satiated
with music as ourselves, It pro
duced the deepest emotions."
Miss Virginia I.lsterniati. the so
initio, was with Innes band and
delighted the Ardmore people by
her fine singing, livery music lover
should hear these two artists. :'G-::
The bmdest and mightiest little
.thing that ever was made Is Chamber
j Iain's Stomach and Mver Tablets.
(Tlo'v do Hi,, work whenever you re
ipuie their ah These tablets change
weakness Into strength, listlessuess
.n'o elierxy. gloomlnesi. Into I. ,v. ......
1 acs Their action U so gentle one
I don't realize they have taken a ptirga-
live Sold by all dealers
W E. MCLAMORE ANNOUNCES
FOR SHERIFF.
io i lie Votivrw of Curter Count) .
I heieby announce lu.vself a candl
i late for the office of Sheriff of Cat ter
County, subject to the action of the
Democratic Party. If you should elect
ne to tlm office, 1 assure vou that
he law will be rigidly enforced inso
ra.' as It Is In the jiowei- ot tin; Slier
ff lo enforce it The bootlegger-, the
gambler, tlm common tough, and other
llidesirables, will be compel. ed to seel;
:i field outside of the limit, of barter
County for their avocations. I hope for
the support r the people or this
county, who look with ravor upon the
'enforcement of the !aiv and have at
heart the good of the community.
Very respectfully,
W i:. Mel.AMOKK
Eczema is Now Curable.
.HMO, a clean liquid for external
use. stops Itching Instantly and per
manently cures eczema nml every
form of itching skin or scalp dis
ease, Mr. W. p. Frame, tho drug
gist, says .HMO Is tho most success.
f'U and meritorious romudy ho has
ever mid for tho prompt relief and
positive cure of eczema and every
. form of Itching skin disease. Ask
fo- santplo and seo display and pho
tos of many remarkable cures mad 3
by .HMO.
It is never too late to learn, but
! 1"t to putting your knowledge Into
ptactlce and getting any good from
,the things you learn why, thai Is
i i' different matter.
Purity, perfect results and economy
nil are combined In K C Raking Pow
iler. (luaraiiteed the best at any
price. Yon nre wnstlng your money
to pay more for any baking powder
1'5 cents for a 23 ounce can.
OWN POWER PLANT
THE WASHITA RIVCM SUPPLIES
LIGHT, HEAT AND OPERATES
THE POWER PLANT.
nadarko, Okla., Jan. "J". A year
ago Anadarko was paying $1,200 a
month for coal to run Its uloctrk- light
plant and. water works Not only
was Anadarko burning up Ito money,
but mu h of the coal escaped as waste
em rgy, and was dissipated In air In-
.Head of being used to turn wheels, i
Today .Anadarko Is luing "white coal," 1
generated by a turbine power plant
on the Washita river. This power
p::ini produces Inexhaustible motive
power and, above all, the plant Is the .
piop.rty of the municipality. The
compl' tlen of (he p tint wan celebrated,
publlclv at a banquet on the night of
.latiu.iiy II, and on that occasion the
city for the ilrsi time was lighted.
'I he .itiildlng or the dam and power 1
plant was piomntcil largely by .Mayor
W. At. I'luiu.
Anadarko oxpu u to tarnish electric
power outside its municipal bound
aries. In Hict, Its citizens believe ,
thai within a lew years the entire
I Washita Valley will be llllod with tur
j bine power planK The Woshlta Val-
by Is one of the most fertile and pro
ductive niilcuiturnl poitlons of Okla
homa, and In time may ho humming ,
with factories, driven by the "white
coal" id the Washita. !
Construction or the dam was begun
more than a year ago, since which
time $lirj,U00 was Invested In the dam. ,
machinery and a power house. The!
iilnni is of concrete, two hundrod feet
In length. Ileneath ;he (low of water,
( and Irom one side or the river to the
; other, Is a pjssage way for persons
walking. The power house contains !
.three turbines, one operating the city ;
, water works, while the two others '
I are at'achod to dynamos. These three i
I turbines develop l.luiMiorsc power In
j using only oiie-fourth the flow of wa
j ter at the lowest btane of the river.
AUivo the dam. for seventeen miles ,
up the river, a hike has been formed
on which there is excellent boating j
for electric and steam launches. A
number of private launches have been j
placed In this lake, and In season
the diversion attracts many visitor
I roiu other towns
Rev. 1. W. Williams Testifies.
Iter. f. W. Williams. Huntington. W.
a., writes us as follows: "This Is to
certify that 1 used, Foley's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free to say
that Foley's Kidney Ilemedy will do
all that you claim for It." Sold by
all druggists.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Stephen Hurd, City Clerk of Sapulpa,
Indicted on Three Counts.
Sapulpa, Okla.. Jan, 1!7. Stephen
j X Hurd, former city clerk of Sa
, pulpa, was arrested this morning on
! a charge of forgery on three counts.
1 Iloiul was furnished In the sum of
i $.1,000. s arrest caused a sensa
I t ion. as he Is considered one or the
' most Influential men In the city.
Several discrepancies are alleged
j to have been found In Hinds ac
counts, following his retirement from
olflce.
' it Is said that the transactions c.v
t. Mid ed ovvr a period of several
' months. A city warrant drawn for
I $7 Is alleged to have been raised
to $17. Several i I ir warrants
drawn for various amounts were dis
covered. It Is said the shortage will
amount to several thousand dollars.
Hurd asserts he Is Innocent He
says persons broke Into his office dur
ing his administration and tampered
with his books. Jle Is almost a nor-
I vous wreck tonight as a remit of
hN arrest and the serious Illness
of his wife.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never
i disappoints those who use It for ob
stinate coughs, colds and Irritations
of tho throat and lungs. It stands un
rivalled as a remedy for all throat
and lung diseases. Sold by all deal
' ors.
Hat Raising a Sacrilege.
Kansas City, Mo Jan, US. To
, raise one's hat to a woman Is bias
j pheiumu sacrilege, according to the
I aged Itev. Mr Watson Dana, who de
i dares that In his seventy-three years
, or life he has never been guilty of
I such an act of jiolltetie.ss. Dana al-
leges that the lllhle teaches us to
uncover oul on entering the teni-
pic of (iod. and that this courtesy
I should he sacred to the Most High.
D.ina claims to he a cousin of the
late Charles A. nana, editor of the
j.N'ew Yoik Sun, and a relative of
I Arohbold, the Standard Oil magnate.
Avoid the Fall Rush.
and save time by placing your loans
now, Fight per cent money on
farms and city proporty.
C. H. COOK,
Over Geo. Adams' roitaurant.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ll announcement fees must bo
paid in advance. There will posl
It.velv In no deviation from thU
rub
FOR STATE OFFICES. j
For Governor !
The Ardmorilte Is authorized to an-1
nouiice t,Ki: OUUOB as a candldnte
for Governor of Oklahoma, smbject to .
j the action of the t)oniocrat:c voters at .
I the primary election to be held Aug- .
ust ' 1110.
COUNTY OFFICES.
For Sheriff
The Ardmorelte Is authorized to
announce W. K. LXSIMVM as a
candidate for Sherirf of Carter Coun
ty. Announcement subject to the
action of the democratic voters at
the general primary election, August
'-'nit.
The Ardmorelte Is 4 nthorizod to an
nounce W. K. Mcl.nmore ns a caudl
date for sheriff of it'arter county. H'
announcement Is madw subject to t ,e
democratic voters In the state primary
election August 1'.
"or District Judge
The Ardmorelte Ik authorized to an
nounce STIUiWUU, II. Ill'SSKU, as
a candidate for re-election to the orflee
of Judgo of the Klghth District. An
nouncement Is made subject to the
choice of the democratic voters In
the state primary August i!
For County .ludge-
Tho Ardmorelto Is authorized to
announce J. 11. CHAMPION ns a can
didate for the office or county Judge
cf Carter county. Hla announcement
Is made subject to tho action of tho
democratic voters nt tho stnte prima
ry election August 2.
MARRIAGE TERMINATES SUIT.
Tolsnn,
Facing
Promise
$40,000 Bre.-.ch
Suit, Weds.
of ,
Tulsa. Okla., Jan. 27. Alter be
ing served with papers In four
bleach of promise suits for $10,000
each, tiled against hhn by the wo
man who Is now- to become his
hrlde, John Thomas, wealthy prop
erty owner, aged 57. secured a li
cense today to marry Mrs. Missouri
A. Malone, aged 4C.
The last suit by .Mrs. Malone was
filed two months ago and In all
sulth she recited the relations be
tween her and Thomas, which she
claims resulted In the dooming of
her character and breaking up of
her home.
For indigestion ana nil stomach
troubles take Foley's Orlno I.axa'lve.
It Is tho nntural remedy for Indiges
tion, dyspepsia, heartburn, bad breath,
sick headache, torpid liver, bilious
ness and habitual constipation. Fol
ey's Orlno I.axatlvo sweet' rs tho
stomach and breath and tones up the
entire nllmentary system. Sold by
nil druggists.
3precr)!i? sic f cufsc$
SI tVERWARt COUPONS IN EVERY SACK.
made atThat Dutch Mill,
hutchinson kans.,epualled
nowhere else in the united:
states. sold by:
WE ARDMORE WHOLESALE
GROCERY C0PANY
P. C. DINGS.
President
M. GORMAN.
Vice-President
Guaranty State Bank
Deposits Guaranteed
Four per cent in-
terest paid on
time deposits.
Ardmore State Bank
Ardmore. Oklahoma
CAPITAL $25,000
Deposits guaranteed. Fastest growing bank in
Oklahoma. A home bank owned by home people.
Our Motto; Safety, Courtesy and Promptness.
DANK OPENED JUNE 1. 1908.
Deposits, Itullvldnal, Juno 1, Sl8,C7a.o:i
Deposits, Individual, July 15, $15,251.5:1
Deposits, Individual, Sept. 23, $100,098 lit
Deposits, Individual, Nov. 27. $1 19,937.52
Deposits, Individual, Feb. 5, $152,150.20
Deposits, Individual, April 2S, $162,035.63
Deposits, Individual, June 23, .$190,356.05
Total Deposits, September 1, $216,263.44
Total Deposits, Nov. 16, $304,56747
L. P. ANDEItSON, Pros. MO it AN SCOTT, Vlco-Pron.)
O. L. ANDKKSON, Cashlor. HI) 8ANDI.IN, Asst. OaBblcr.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ardmore, OKI.
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. UIVKN.H, I'resklont.
A. H. PALMKK, Cashlor
The City National Bank
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 100,000.00
Accounts of firms and individuals solicited. Courteous
treatment accorded to all alike.
JUST A
To the People of Ardmore and Carter
County:
If you have never visited our store,
you would be surprised to know that we
have two buildings 50x200 feet each in
dimensions up stairs and down stairs
just full of the best Hardware, Stoves,
Implements, Tinware, Etc., you have
ever seen. Our prices are the lowest
for the quality considered,
ciate your trade and we are
show you our goods whether
or not.
Yours for Business,
T. K. KEARNEY
W. HANNAH.
Cashier
DON LACY, V:a Prosidont.
O. H. WOLVEHTON, Asst. Cashier.
LETTER
We appre
anxious to
you buy