The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], February 13, 1910, Image 1

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FARTHING BROTHERS
Clothing I'rcn?li thycJoaned
mid steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners in city.
Phono 401! nine.
FIRE ESCAPES built and ercc t
oil to conform with city nntl
statu avt, have uh to do it
Jones-Everett Machine Co.
VOLUME XVI
ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA SUNDAY MORNING KKIiKUAR V
NUMBER 2I.
HEM DROPPED
SATURDAY MORN NG
THE SOUTHWEST EXPERIENCED
QUITE A CHANGE IN THE TEM.
PER ATURE YESTERDAY.
SNOW STORMS IN THE EAST
Most Severe Snow Storm in Fifteen
Years Experienced Yesterday in
New York and Pennsylvania Two
Fishing Vessels Driven Ashore.
Kansas City. Mo., l'eb. II!. A tie
Wiled fall In tlif temperature was I
reKlaterwl In eatern Missouri, north
rii Kaunas anil .southern Nebraska '
ilnrlnp; the last twenty-four hours.
In this city the temperature fell I
this morning from .'10 to S nti ve zero, j
At Concordia, Kaunas, there was a
rail of twenty decrees. In southern
Nebraska a fall of 28 decrees and .
at Hedalla. Mo., a fall of ICl degrees.
Severe Snow Storm. '
New York, N. Y., Feb. 12.- North-
m New York, l'ennsylvanla and i
portions Muth today suffered the
most severe snow storm In fifteen ,
years. In Now York City and vicinity
fourteen Inrhes of snow toll. Two i
fishing vessels were driven ashore
SAVING MONEY
Many people are saving money
by buying their Groceries ltrre,
yon should do the same. We
buy fcr cash, sell for cash, anil
Uivlilo tho profits with you Try
uh and bo convinced.
FRANK HUNT
Phono 01 W. Main St.
Thanks to Candidates
The Parker Printing Co., wishes '
to thank tho many candidates who
ti.ivo already come forward and had
us print their campaign cards and
other llteratiue. Don't wait till your
opponent gets ahead of you, but
itart NOW. Come to see us. j
Parker Printing Company
Arilmore, Oklahoma
MR. CONSUMER
Five reasons why you should buy
Crown famous candles.
iBt. Because they are tho belt
that can bo made.
-2nd. It is an Oklahoma product
Hrd. It is mailt! by Oklahoma
labor.
4tli. You are helping to build
up an Industry of which your state
will bo proud.
nth. We need your support nntl
appreciate every dollar you spend
for Crown's famous brand.
Ask your dealer for them, have
no other.
Crown Bottling 6 Mfg. Works
Morgan J. Hayes, Pres. and Mgr.
TRY US
For anything you m a y
need in dry goods, grocer
ies, hardware or anything
Itept in a general store, the
best of everything, and a
big stock to select from.
J. Mat Moore & Son
SEE ME
For -baritalns In tho Wheeler
Oil District, Arbuckle Mining
District and Washita Valley
lands. I buy direct from the
allottee which saves the pur
chaser n nice margin.
B. S. CURTIS
Office Kims Pennington HlOg.
Oflue Pliose oC, Rm, Puoe
B().
and thee rows roM'iietl after heroic
eff rN of the life-savers. In iiilildle
and went TenniMt there Is a foot
of snow on the level and still snowing
TWO ARRESTS IN
IE
CHARLES WILTSHIRE, WEALTHY
GLOVE MANUFACTURER, RE
CEIVED THIRTYSEVEN WOUNDS
Chli-UKO, III.. I'eli. f.'. -The two
men an cfttcd last uUlit In comma
Hon with the d'.Mth of Charles Wilt
shire, a wealthy glove manufacturer,
weie today Identified as l.avtetico
Kartell, aged 21, and Frank IChbole.
27.
Te police today hegan a search
lor tile latter br:il;er. Chris Kbbole.
Chris was drawn Into the ease,
when his wife and daughter, una
ware of the mimic". Identified a
stiletto bheath found by Wiltshire's
'oily as belonging to Kbbole. There
Were thirty-seven stiletto wounds In
UIU-hire's body
WAS POISONED
RAISHULI, FORMER MOORISH
BANDIT CHIEF, POISONED, SAYS
REPORT FROM MOROCCO.
Tangier, Morocco, Feb. 12. It Is
icportcd here that Ralshiill, governor
f DJebala province, and formerly
Moorish bandit chief, Is dead as a
re ult of being poisoned.
HERMANN'S CASE
GOES TO JURY
CONGRESSMAN ON TRIAL AT
PORTLAND, OREGON, FOR CON
SPIRACY TO DEFRAUD.
I'oitland, O.'c., Feb. 12. The lustrue.
Hons to the Jury, which Is trying Con
gressman Dinger Hermann on the
charge of conspiracy to defraud the
government of public land, were de
livered today by Judge Charles K.
Walverttui of the United States dis
trict court.
Aidmorel'e Want AOs are the beat.
Money and Land
.Money loaned on laud at S per
cent in erost, payable annually.
Wo puy strict attention to nil
applications for loans ami got
tho money without delay. We
have purohasors fur farms, who
will buy, also have lands for
sale. Let uh know your wants.
LEDBETTER & WIMBERLY
llledsoo Hltlg. Phono (H
Farm Loans
Htirwell - Dexter are
making farm loans, as
heretofore without any
delay. They inspect all
lands and pay cash down.
Office over Guaranty
State Bank.
Are You Looking for the Best
If mi wis have it. Our line
in compline, our equipment
tl'i bsi . Kveryl hing clean
an i .sanitary. We are at
your commuud.
Phone us your order.
Cold Stongt Marktt
Phome 12 Pbon M
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX
1 PERISH ON GENERAL CHANZY
IN MEDITERRANEAN.
Woist Storm in Years Raging in Med
iterranean Passengers Were Most,
ly French Officers and Their Fa ml
lies En Route to Algeria.
Marseilles, France, Feb. 12. It was
learned positively today that tho only
Americans aboard the Ill-fated French
steamer (leneral Chanzy, which crash
ed upon a treacherous reef near tho
Island of Minorca, were the three
vaudevlllo performers, Mtab Henry,
I.con Dora ml and a man named Green.
Tho sole survivor of the 137 per
sons aboard tho vessel Is Marcel Ro
il el, who was rescued by a fisherman.
He lies in the hospital at Clndadela,
a raving maniac. The passengers were
mostly French officers and Hieir fam
ilies, cnroiite to their post In Algeria.
The ship left Marseilles at noon on
WediK sday in command of Captain
Cnyol.
Incoming essels roport the weather
lectntly in tho Mediterranean the
worst In years. News of other wrecks
were received bore today.
Good Things to Eat
Fish
Oysters
Fresh meats of all Winds
Kosher meats
Oalifoi nia fruits
Everything fresh n tl
clean. Prompt deli. or
J. A. CLARK'S
St tat. t'inh unJOyitrr P.ir(ur
Phone 6.')3.
NO USE
There is no tuo to deehirea
boycott on the meat deal
ers. Our prices haven't ad
vanced. Vo are still selling
tho very best molts at the
samo old priced. Also n
complete stock of groceries
at interesting prices.
W. A. GILLIAM
Phone (Hi E. Main St-
A. L. HAWKES
Tho celebrated optician is
at tho City Drug .Store and
will lit your qvps free. Onl.v
two days, Monday Tuesday
TALK IS
THREE AMERICANS
ON DOOMED VESSEL
So is our work, in price but not in quality. We do the very
bo.st work, employ only skilled workmen and use the very
nest materials. Wo can make you anything in our lino to bo
made from wood and iron. Be sure that you see us when
your horse needs shoes our best man devotes his entirw
time to shoeing horses. and every fchoo i.s made to tit the
hoof. We aro us particular to give your horse a well Utted
shoo us wo would bn in buying .shoes for our own feet.
Hring your horse hero it doesn 't cost any more.
AL M.
19 W. Broadway
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WEATHER FORECAST.
New Orleans, !.. Fob. 12
Tho weather forecast for Okla
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TAFT SPENDS DAY
PRESIDENT TAFT DELIVERED
PRINCIPAL SPEECH AT LIN
COLN DAY DINNER THERE.
New York, reu. 12. - President Taft
arrived here this morning from Wash
li gton. He met Governor Hughes.
Lloyd C. Grisconi, Timothy Woodruff
ami other lepuhllcau leaders In an
important conference this afternoon
ami made the principal speech nt tho
Lincoln Day dliuier here tonight.
FRENCH EXPEDITION
NEAR SOOTH POLE
FRENCH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
REACHES LATITUDE SEVENTY
DEGREES FIND NEW LAND.
Valparaiso. Chill, Feb 12 The
j French Antarctic expedition under Dr
Jean M. Charcot reached latitude
I seventy degrees south, longitude 120
west, and discovered 120 miles of new
land to tile west and south of Alx
' under Is'and.
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CENTRAL FOUNDRY COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, WITH FOURTEEN
MILLION CAPITAL, IN BAD.
New York, Feb. 12. The Cential
Foundry company, capitalized at III,
000,000 manufacturers of east iron soil
pipes and fittings, went into the hands
of a receiver today
The creditors allege the liability
amounts to more than $1,300,000.
BRIGADIER GENERAL RETIRED.
Fort Riley Officer Will Succeed Gene
ral Chittenden.
Washington, I). C, Feb. 12. Ililga
ier General Illium M. Chittenden,
1 who was recently promoted from lieu
tenant colonel of engineers and sin
' tinned at Seattle, has been placed on
! the retired list.
1 His retirement will be followed by
the promotion of Colonel Frederick
I M. Ward, commanding the Seventh
, cava'ry at Fort lllley.
President Lewis Holds Conference
St. Louis. .M ., Feb. 12. President
Lewis of tho Mine Workers of
America . began a conference hero
this afternoon with themlncrs and
opeialois of the south ami west.
The two organizations, according tc
Lewis, are at nuts over the wage
scale and breach of faith of con
tracts. The miners president U
acting as arbitrator. Tho southwest !
territory iirludes Missouri. Oklaho- j
j ma. Kansas, Arkansas and Texas, i
CHEAP
RICE
Ardmora, Okta.
IN LIQUIDATION
RESIDENCE OF W. R. MOORE
I Ins is the costliest hoiiit jh Ardmuv. and ix i-uw d b) one ( t nr must progressive
and enterprising nti 'ins It is U ated t.nh four she rt I locks north of
Walcott's Addition
the place where what yon waste in rent will provide you a beautiful home ol your own
See Walter A. Evans & Co.Over City National Bank
II SI
OF SWOPE CASE
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION IN
TO DEATH OF MEMBERS OF
' SWOPE FAMILY BEGUN.
mvESTHun
Jurors, Who Will Investigate This
Complicated Case, Appeared Be
fore Judge Latshaw Yesterday and
Took Their Oaths.
Kansas City, .lo., Feb. 12. A new
chapter In the Swope mystery was
begun this afternoon when the grand
Jury began what promises to be
a moid thorough invt .ulgatlou of the j
now complicated case. I
i:ery detail of the deaths of Col-
onel Swope, James Moss Hunton and
Chrlsttaan Swope, as well as the
Illness f nine members of the
Swope household with typhoid fever, !
will be gone Into.
The Jurors appeared In criminal
couit here today before Judge Halph '
S. Ittshaw to take their oaths and
be charged. The following comp.se
the Jury:
T. 3 Gie, n, Kansas City, real !
e, in e man.
F. I). Spruel, Dallas, farmer
Walter Hider. Independence, real j
estate do.llet I
J. II. .Moody, Independence, teal '
t state dealer I
THE COIN
In tho ruturu It will lie cash on
delivery for everyihliiKWu Holl.
Wo pay the cash anil will save
you money Ifyoutrado with us,
Wo handle the best in meats
und groceries,
The Cash Market
lieu C. Forbes. Prop.
Ramsey & Ramsey
Farm and City Loans
We inspect our own loans
200 W. Main St.
Ardmore, . Okla.
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nsMsHBanMBaa
.l.tmt , li llurnlcv, Uiu-kiicr. bank
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H. H Montgomery, nine Springs,
hunker,
William Uanen, Grain Valley,
nor hunt
Julian Jackson, loiiu .ack, farmer.
Hubert Howard, Lee's Summit, far-
me.
William Taylor, Kansas City, vice
president Taylor Dry Goods Com
pany, ft
Jay II. NetT, Kansas City, ex-mayor
ami owner of Drovers' Telegram.
II. C. Gai tlner, Kansas City, buyer
for wholesale grocery house.
Summons Packers as Witnesses
Jefferson City, Mo., Feb. 12. At
torne Ceiiei; Major has notified
the attornes of the packing com
panies today thai he desire as wit
nesM'n on February 17th, the follow
ing officers or employes of Arm.nir,
Ciulahy, Swift, Morris and Schwartz
child & Sul.berger Puking Companies
of Kansas.
Tho superintendent .r manager
of t u'li plant. The manager in
charge -if dressed meats and the
hem posted man on by-products
Ardmoreite Want Ada aro the beat
FARM LOANS
$500,000.00 of life insurance money to
loan at S per cent annual interest. No broKerage to
pay. Privilege to pay off and stop interest. large loans
handled as well as small. Prompt service.
City Loans on desirable improved property.
Wanted, to buy some desirable farm lands.
A list of your for sale, trade or exchange property
solicited.
Sec me before placing your business.
O. L. CHANCELLOR
Office Itandol llldg., over Oltzler
Ollice phixw 111 Kes. phone 322. Dry Goods Co.
$100,000
TO LOAN
on Farm and City Property
Most Reasonable Terms
GENERAL INSURANCE
GORMAN, BOGIE DOBBINS
Over City National Bask
Phone 50 ARDMORE, OKLA.
JAKE BODOWITZ IS
BADLY WOUNDED
IN ALTERCATION LAST NIGHT
W. H. KERBO IS PLACED UNDTR
ARREST,
In an altercation, which had. Its
start In a friendly scuffle at Tom
Huberts' barber shop about 8 o'ciotk
last night, Jake Ilodovltz, president jf
tho Ardmore Wholesale Grocery com
pany, was seriously stabbed by A. H
Kerbo, who travels out of Ardmore
for tho American Tobacco company.
Kerbo asserts that Itodovltz struck
him In the face several times with a
whisk broom and that after ho had
repeated It, when requested not to do
so, several words were passed and the
men camo to blows when Kerbo
brought Ids knlfo into play, cutting
Itodovltz four times, twice across the
breast ami twice In the right side,
Kerbo siirrent'eredi to the officer
nntl was taken to the county Jail.
Hodovltz was removed to tha Saiv
tarluin, where at a late hour last
night his condition was reported to b
serious, the wounded man having "be
come unconscious.