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FARTHING BROTHERS
Clothing French dtycleancd
nnd Htonni pressed. Only
Kronen dry clenners In olty.
l'hoiio Hiue.
FIRE ESCAPES built and erect
od to conform with city nnd
Rtnto lawe, have tin to do It.
Joncs-Evcrclt Machine Co.
VOLUME XVI
ARDMOKE, OKLAHOMA WliDNKSDAV KVICiNINd KKHKUAKY 1(5 HMO
MJMBKJK 218
mm
ELKINS' ICE
TRIES TO SUICIDE
YOUNG LADY SHOT HERSELF
THROUGH BODY, JUST BELOW
HEART, AT KANSAS CITY.
NOTt FOUND ON THE DRESSER
Younn Lady Left Note Saying "I Am
Tired of Life, I Have No Home or
Friends-Physicians Says She Has
Chance for Her Life.
Kantae City, Mo., Feb. 10. Ml
Agues Klklns, niece of United Stateb
donator Stephen H. Klklnr, of West
Vlrgi:ila( tdiot herself today In her
room at a local hotel.
The buret passed, through her tody,
below the heart. The iiliy.slctanrt be
iti'vc she has a chance for her life.
A noto found on her dresser, read:
"J am tired of life. I have no home
or Mends. '
Ji)ts of men who Imagine they could
navigate tho ftil) of statu couldn't
von Mer a canal boat.
In picking tho winning horne lr a;
ttrst you didn't micceod do.;'t try
again.
Ramsey & Ramsey
Farm and City Loans
Wo inspoct our own loans
200 W. Main St.
Ardmorc, Olclti.
FRANK HUNT
lhono M
W. Main St.
Notice All prices quoted on
circular eubjeut to change.
No worry nbout high prices
when you do your grocery buy
ing here.
MR. CONSUMER
Five reasons why you should buy
Crown famous cnndles.
1st. HeuauBO they art) tho hint.
(hat can he made.
2nd. It It an Oklahoma product
:ird. It is made by Oklahoma
labor.
lth. Yon nro helping to build
up nn Industry of which your state
will be proud.
6th. We need your support nnd
appreciate every dollnr you Bpend
for (Jrown'fl famous brnndi.
Ask your dealer for them, have
no other.
Crown Botlling & Mfg. Works
Morgan J. Hayes, Pres. and Mgr.
TRY US
For BiiythirK you in u y
need in dry "oods, grocer
ies, hardware or anything
kept in a gonoral store, the
best of everything and n
bs stock to select from.
J. Mat Moore G? Son
SEE ME
For bargains In tho Wheder
Oil District, Arbucklo Mining
District and Washltu Valley
lauds, I buy ill re. a from the
allottee which saves tho pur
chaser n nice margin
B. S. CURTIS
Ofnoe Sims l'enniiiRton ltldg.
Office Phone 56, lies. Phone
806 Red.
HOISTING MINERS
CAUSE SHUTDOWN
ALL MINES OF THE BUTTE, MON- DOCTOR JORDAN SAID HE PRE
TANA. DISTRICT ARE ATA' PARED MEDICINE USED IN THt
STANDSTILL TOOAY.
HOISTING - ENGINEERS UNION
Failure or Refusal of the Mine Op
erators to Grant Concessions to
Hoisting Engineers, Causes All
of Them to Quit Work.
Jlntte, Mont.. Fob. 1C. Thoro was
a fiiiuL down of nil mining opera
tions In the Ilntto district by ac
tion of :i majority of tho hoisting
engineers In deserting their posts
this morning when thu concessions,
from the mlnu owncrH In thu mat
ter of jurisdictional disputes were
not forthcoming.
The men involved aio members of
tho International Knglncors Union
No. 138.
ROOT'S QBSTINANCE
DEFEATS BILL
FRIENDS OF POSTAL 8AVIN3S
BANK DILL SAY HIS AMEND
MENT WILL DEFEAT BILL.
Washington, 1). C, Feb. liJ. Un
less Senator Hoot of Now York can
ho Induced to withdraw or material
ly modify his amendment to tho
,p.ir!til savings haul; hill, requiring
'ho Investment of postal deposits u
i Culled States bonds, tho measuro
' will pHibabt bo defeated In thu
sena'.o. Friends of tho hill practl
I "ally .idmii this l.i tho .situation
Are You a Member?
Slnc.i thu publication In the Ard-
j inorelt.i a fow days ago of a story
to the effect that the Knights and
Ladits of Honor wore going to
enter Oklahoma, and that Ardmoru
might become tho state heiidqunr-
I ter for tho order, ft has developed
I that quite a number of members
j of tho lodge hcaldu in this city, and
sold their membership In some other
state. Now, Just lo ascertain who are
I members and ,iow many thuru aro
in .iumoro, wi: are gJing in asit
each one to send ItU or her name
to "O. M. A.," care Ardmorolte.
Money and Land
Money loaned on land at 8 per
cent In'erest.payahlo annunlly.
Wo pny strict intention to all
npplicntions for loans nnd get
tho mouoy without delay. Wo
have purchasers for farms, who
will buy, nlso have lands for
Hale. Let us know your wants.
LEDBETTER & WIMBERLY
liledsoo Bide;.
Phone 019
Farm Loan's
Burwell it Dexter are
making farm loans, as
heretofore without any
delay. They inspect all
lands and pay cash down.
Office over Guaranty
State Bank.
Ire You Looking for the Best
If so wo lisivo It. Our line
in com pinto, our equipment
tl'i'ls'. (Everything clean
mil sanitary. Wo are at
yuur c.iminand,
IMmio us your order.
Cold Storage Market
Phono 12
Phone 69
DEPOSITION OF A
SWOPE PHYSICIAN
SWOPE HOME HIMSELF.
DOCTOR JORDAN NORN IN CHILI
Said He Hsd Been Raised Since
Childhood by a Ncgio Named Jor
dan, Whose Name He Took Re
ceived Thousands from Swopes.
Kansas City, -Mo.. I-Yb. 1C In the
course of a depositions given today
by Dr. II. II. C. Jordan In Kans.i
City, Kansas, In Dr. Hyde's suit, Jor
dan told of having treated membera
of tho Swope family for a perljd ((pe
ering seven or eight yenrs nnd up t
tho present time
Ho had, ho said, bent to the Swope
homo medicines prepared by himself,
the formula of which none but him
self knew. Tho medicines wop. he
do'ared, composed entirely of hcrh:i.
This medicine, the witness testified,
was administered to Mrs. Logan O.
Swope, Miss Marguerite Swope, thu
nto Christman Swope nnd to Thomas
Swopo, Jr.
Kor his sei vices, Jordan said ho had
received from the Swope family be
tween $10,000 anil $20,000. ,
In answer to questions Jordan said
ho was horn In Chill, but admitted
that he was raised from childhood by
a colored man, named Jordan, whoso
name ho took.
WILL ORGANIZE OIL
AND GAS COMPANY
MILO PEOPLE INTERESTED IN
PROMOTION OF CONCERN TO
DEVE-LOP THAT SECTION.
J. W. Johr.son is In the city fiom
Mllo and he brings the story that his
people are going to build a town-yea
a city at Mllo and he says they air
going nt It In a way that will -win.
Mr. Johnson recently put the Mllo
townslte on the market and he sny.
the lots are selling rapidly. Now,
ho says, It Is proved beyond coubt
that his townslte Is situated right In
the oil nnd gas HoM and It Is for the
purpose of Its development that the
Mllo Oil nnd (las company is to be
organized. So sure or success In tho
undertaking, lie says that thu com
pany will give a bonus of free gas
for a period of five years to the first
factory located at Mllo.
Mr. Johnson Is a fair enthusiast,
too. He Is highly elated over the or
ganization of the Southern Oklahoma
Fair nnd stands ready to back up his
I enthusiasm by taking a good chunk
of stock In tho enterprise.
I Onu c'ock on a shelf Is worth more
( than a dozen on a stocking.
Good Things to Eat
Fish
Oysters
Fresh meats of all kinds
Kosher meats
California fruits
Everything fresh nd
clean. Prompt dni-,oi-y.
J. A. CLARK'S
Mt, ami OyUr Potior
Phono 038.
NO USE
There is no u-o to decluroa
boycott on the mont deal
ers Our prices haven't ml
vftneud. Wo uro still se'linir
tho vory bt-st moats fit tho
same old prices. Also it
complete stock of groceries
tit interesting prices.
W. A. GILLIAM
Phone CO E, Main St.
POLICE SABERS
FOR SOCIALISTS
POLICE CUT OFF THE EAR OF
ONE DEMONSTRATOR IN GER
MANY. CALLED POLICE BLOODHOUNDS
Mass Meetings to Protest Against a
Suffrage Bill Started Riots Stones
Were Thrown, Swords Were Drawn
and Many Were Injured.
llVrlln, Kob. 15. Oiiiionbii.nl'. lis
by thu socialists throughout the kii.g
dom, alter mass mootlig- he d tod.iy
to proton against the sulfrage bill, n
suited In aorlous affrays between tin
demonstrators mv3 the police at many
piaces,
In irorllu several ik ipo.iu n wen-
iuveruly wounded by htones thrown
by rioters, and many socialist sup
potters received dacg.-ious Injuries
irom thu sabers of tho police. Import
.roin places outside of lb rlln gae i
aumber of easua ties. Tin- worst a:
fair of the kind occurred at Xeumiin.v
er, In I lo. stein, where a wnikhigmau
was mortally wounded by a knin
thiough thu lungs, anoth r't han
was cut off, while a third li-st .in tar
At Halle, after thu cine of th-
meeting, about two thousand soci-il-Ists
attacked thu police, who drew
their sabers and wounded many. At
ivoenlgsberg, where tho socialists
returned. In a group from thu Hiibur
ban meetliia's, thu police, In attempt
ing to divert thu ciowdb into thu side
EtreeU, used their side arms. They
also made a number of arrests.
t ACoIogno huge crowds assembled
In .vUthcdral Square intending to
march In order to the meeting places
In tho suburbs, but btrong squads of
police held tho chief thoroughfares
and forced thu crowds to take the
sldu streets.
In the suburbs of lrcrllu about forty
meetings were huld In ciowdui hal.s.
Most of them were conducted peace
ably, but in Hlxdorf, a southern sub
mit, the population of which num
bers gently one hundred thousand, nu
Immensu crowd gathered in thu pub
lic sipiaru and listened to speeches
by several leaders.
A police lieutenant called on the
peop'u to disperse, but they rofused
iO obey. The police thereupon tried to
bre ak up tho meeting, and somu -of
thu crowd lesponied with a ahowor
ot stones, slight y wounding thu lieu
tenant ai.d a policeman.
Alter thu meetings large proces
sions paraded through thu principal
suburban .struts, singing thu work
lusmcu's Marseillaise. Somu of them
tried to reach thu central sections
.tbout the Sch oiis 1'latz, hut the po
lice held all the approaches, and dis
persed thu crowd without seilous dlf
Utility. Later In the ifteruoor. the police
orduicd a crowd composed largo:y of
Half grv.il youths at thu ICronprln
tin llrldge to disperse, 'but were
gieeted with shout. of "bloodhound"
and a shower or stones. An officer
ordered tho men to charge with drawn
arms, and several of the rioters wurr
wounded.
Thoro aro almost as many way for
1 woman to use up ttta'u hroad a.i
thoro aro ways for a lovo ulTalr to sot
slaetracked.
No tootli3ho has oor materialize
that hurt quite as much as the pain
less dentist who treated It.
A Kxxl range Is ulto as essential
to f;ood cookliiK as to slntdnK-
A woman's Idea of a truthful man
Is otio who flatters her.
THE COIN
In the future it will he oasti on
delivery for ovoryihliig wo sell.
Wo pav tho oash nnd will savo
you money If you trade with us.
We hnudlH thu best In meats
and groceries.
The Cash Market
Bon O. Forbes, Prop.
WALCOTT ADDITION
TO ARDMORE
The choicest residence location in the city, and the
HOME-BUILDERS' OPPORTUNITY
The price of lots in this entire addition have been advanced $50.00 per lot, and arc
now selling for ty.joo.oo per pair.
Over 300 lots have been sold and a score of line homes will he constructed as soon
weather conditions will permit.
Kent payers should lose no time in securing a building site in this addition, as prices
will be again advanced as soon as the development will justify. 'J his is a
serious matter, orhhouldbo, to those who are throwing away their money
paying rent. Consult
WALTER A. EVANS COMPANY
Over the City National Bank, AT ONCli, and get in lme for the benefits that will
startle Ardmorc when they arc fully understood.
THE TIME IS TODAY NOT TOMORROW
EXTHE FULL
BLIZZARD
DROP
RANGES
OVER SOUTHWEST
IN TEMPERATUfB
FROM 50 TO 20.
TEXAS PANHANDLE SHIVERING
At Abilene, Texas, the Temperature
Dropped From Eighty two to Twenty-four
In Twervty-four Hours
Colder Weather Tonfght.
Knnsan Olty, Mo.. F'b. It',. All
extreme fall In temperature, ranging
from fifty d"Kr''eH In Hwlalla, Mo.,
to at Ft. Smith. Ark., was re
corded In the southwest during tho
last twenty-four hours.
Tho local weather bureau reports
the following changex durltiK that
period:
Concordia, Kunsati, C alwve, a
fall of .'12 doKreew.
Doilge City, Kantian, I above, a
fall of .10 decrees.
Wichita, Kanfa. 7 above, u lall
of 17 degrees.
Oklahoma City. If, abeve. a fall
of IIS decrees.
Springfield, Mo., 12 above, a fall
of 1 1 degrees.
A moat remarkable drop In toui
vorature was recorded at Ablleno.
Texas, when; the temperature is
21 today, after It r'glttrod J2 yes
terday. Guild Meeting.
St. Philips' Culld met at the pretty
suburban home of Mrs. Newcomb yes
torday afternoon. Tho beautiful
spring like weather enticed many from
their homes and much business was
transacted. Plans were sit on foot
and many suggestions made for inui:
ey making during the leutt u season
One plan adopted by the ladles will
bo very remunerative. Kach lady has
pj'dgedi herself to make one dollar.
On Its presentation It Is to 'be accotn
panltd by a rhyme telling how she
made It. Much merriment Is antici
pated from this source and there is
I ro uestlon tbit If these rffu.etiH
I were published the tutu realized from
( their sale would pay the debt on the
, rectory. Refreshments have be? nu -j
a feature of these meetings and thus t
j served by the hostess were very
dainty. Next week thu guild will
meet with Mrs. MoNanght and a fall
attendance Is desired,
Tho bearded Indy of museum fame
can truthfully say 1ier face is har
fortune.
TEMPERATURE
W KSOffl
STOCK IN DEMAND
PEOPLE KNOW A GOOD THING
AND ARE EAGER TO GET IN ON
THE GROUND FLOOR.
Since the Southern OkluhoniH Fair
association -wart organized Monday
night fair itock has been In great
doniand that Is to say It will have
a ready Halo when placed ou the mar
ketwhich will of courso be after the
charter Is rocelvodi and office and
directors for the Institution chosen
Thu farmers a. I over this section ot
the statu aro very enthusiastic oor
tho undertaking and aro ready to get
'n behind it In a substantial lluancln!
way as well as to lend their moial
support to It.
.1. It. Pennington says that the In
terest alioady marlfest In tho venture
is real y Iwyond his most tnngu!uo
expectations and that he Is approach
ed every day by someone who Is anx
ious and eager to boost It and pur
chase stock ,
It will ho a matter of only a few
FARM LOANS
$500,000.00 of life insurance money to
loan at 8 per cent annual interest. No broKerajje to
pay. Privilege to pay oft 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.
See me before placing your business.
O. L. CHANCELLOR
Office Handol Hldg., over DI tiler
Office phono Ml ites. 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 Hunk
Phone SO ARDMORE, OKLA.
daj-H now until tho charter will ibo re
turned from Guthrie and who:, it
does thu promoters will orgaclzo for
bur.lnefcs and the stock will be placed
on sale.
TILLMAN STRICKEN
ON CAPITAL STEPS
SOUTH CAROLINA 8ENATOR RE-
I muvcu iu ma nunc unucn
CARE OF PHYSICIANS.
Washington, I). C, Fob. 16. Sen
ator Tillman of South Carolina was
taken suddenly 111 on tho stops of
tho capltol today.
Ho was removed to his home un
der the earn of physicians.
Thanks to Candidates
Thu Parkor Printing Co., wiBhoa
to thank thu many candidates who
have already come forward and had
us print their campaign cards and
othor literature. Don't wait till your
opitonent guts ahead of you, but
start NOW. Come to ueo us.
Parker Printing Company
Ardmore, Oklahoma