The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], March 04, 1910, Image 1

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FARTHING BR. ''s'RS
FIRE ESCAPES built nnd erect
ed to conform with city nnd
statu laws, hnvo us to do It
Joncs-Evcrclt Machine Co.
Clothing French dryt 1
ami stcnm pressed, v
French dry clontiers In oh.
i'hono tDO llltiu. '
VOLUME XVI
ARDMOKE, OKLAHOMA FRIDAY KVKN1NG MARCH I HMO
NUMBER 231
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Special Sale of Men's Winter
Suits, Pants and Shirts
For Friday and Saturday Two Days Only
We will place on sale every Winter Suit, Pant and Shirt in our stock at exactly
ONE-HALF THE MARKED PRICE-
150 Sample Hats
rnngliiK in price from $1.50 to
III.OO, will go 1,1 tnis B1,' nt
One-Half Price
Great Reduction in Men's
Work Pants. Shirts,
Socks, Etc.
This will be your opporlunily
to lay in your supply of work
ing clothes for the spring and
summer at a saving of 50 per
cent to you.
Ml Winter Suits
Price Cut Half Into
20.00 Suit will OHt
you
15.00 Suit will cost
you
$10.00 Suit will cost
you
18.00 Suit will cost
you
.$10
$7.50
$5.00
$4.00
Wool Shirts at 5o
Discount
2.r0 Shirt to co3t you
2.0l Sliirt to cost you
81.60 Shirt to cost you
11.00 Shirt to cost you
fiOu Shirt to cost you .
76o Ores Shirts in good rnngo of
in all sizes
RESCUE CREW OF
SINKING VESSEL
FORTY-EIGHT MEN TAKEN OFF
OF RUSSIAN VESSEL BY AN
CHOR LINE STEAMER.
Now York. X. Y,, M.ueh I.-Tho
Russian steamer Kore.i, buffeted by
a ritJrm on the North A'l.ritl' and
louuded into helplessness 'jy .h.
Parker PrintingCo's.TradeMark
hTAM)S nut I
I'AliK K!!, Tin: l'lttSTnu
Positively Prompt
Peculiarly Perspicacious
Perfect Printing
Powerfully PleasltiK
Call and See Us. Old City Hall Building
FARM LOANS
$500,000.00 of life insurance money to
loan at 8 cr cent annual interest. No broKfirae to
pay. Privilege to pay r(T and slop inteiest. Lerfje loans
handled as well as small. Prompt service.
City Loons on desirable improved property.
Wanted, to bur some des rablo farm lands.
A list of your for sale, trade cr exchange property
solicited.
See me before placing jour business.
O. L. CHANCELLOR
Office phooe 141. Res. phono 322,
J ALL I". frr 1
(MfritliHW1tf
rM(UikftHktft
toms, nils pant ills like ntall-or-mnde
pnnt, nnd wenrH like Imcksltin; regulnr
jirleo is 1.75 nnd $1.60; for Friday nnd tf4 )Q
' Saturdnj only you can buy them for jl..y
Per Cent
Beautiful Neckwear-The Season's Newest
Stylos, made of n good futility of bilk, reg- -
ulur price -Mc, special 1 7C
Four pair of good heavy grey cotton Sox for.... 25c
These are bargalus worthy of your consideration. Do not
fail to pay h s store a isU',dur'mg this special salt
$1.25;
Sl.00
75c
50c
25c
patterns nnd
38c
b'fivy Mas, .vas -ihainloird by hr
r w on Marih 1 , -ml o her
f.Uc. Ti.e e-sel was ilnk.tu tup-'
Idly when ali.im!on.l.
The Korea's crew of forty-eight
!!) ii Ann ta!;ei off by twi Anch.n
l.lue .'tuuim", Caledonia, a:c! tlu-y
nr.- now on their way b iv.
BRAKEMAN THROWN OFF TRAIN.
In Encounter With Someone Stealing
a Ride In Police Court.
One party charged with buliiK
drunk and a case of vanraiiey were
in police court this morning. Tho
party cliarned with vagrancy was
I'ttnUm; a ride on a freight train
hound towards Ardmoro last night,
lie was dlscovured by the brakumaii
a fw miles tills side of MarUtta.
The brakeinan tried to make hint
b.ave tho train, n fight followed and
the brakeinan wa. thrown from the
moving train. Tho brakemau caught
the next north Lioitnd train and
caught his man at Overhrook, where
lu h d left the freight train.
Office. Ilandol llldg., over Dittier
Dry Goods Co,
Men' s Pants
Sll.OO Innt3 will cost
you
85.00 Pants will cost
you
J 1.00 Punts will cost
you
Sll.OO Pants will rout
you
$5.00
$2.50
$2.00
$1.50
We carry the biggest line of
Overalls and
Work Pants
of any merchant in tho city,
nnd for thoso two days only
you enn buy "Tho llendlight,M
"I'nion Special" and "Tlie
llnwk Hrnnd," for the
pair.... yOC
Tho Hendllght nnd the Hnwlc
llrnnd are strictly I' S I O X
MA 1)13 (lOOI)S, nnd nroohovp
ut tho nhovo price.
Genuine Kaiki Pants
with belt straps nnd mill bot
HAYS TRIAL BEGUN
IN KANSAS CITY
OKLAHOMA CATTLEMAN CHARG-
ED W)TH KILLING ANOTHER
MAN NAMED HAYS.
Kansas City, M 3., March t -The
t.iklng of testimony In tlie trial of
Kiigenu Hays, the Oklahoma cattle
man, cliarg.nl with the murder of
Kdwnrd Hayes, was begun here to-
I day. The wifo of tho defendant and
th t widow of the dead man were
both In tlie court loom,
SATISFIED
livery (iioiic" v.i have Is a
s.vin 1 (itstomei. We hand'.e
only :h be.-t In Muds ami (iro
e.rlis nml always send what
yen order
TRY rs.
W. A. GILLIAM
Phone 66
E. Main St.
When in Need
Of anything kept in a dry
goodssto'o, a grocery store,
a hardwaro storo cr when
you need anything try
J. Matt Moore 6? Son
Phone 2IL'
PINCHQT IS TODAY IMMUNITY TO ONE
CROSS QUESTIONED
LONG ARGUMENTS BETWEEN
PINCHOT AND VENTREES, COUN
SEL FOR BALLINGER
MEANING OF THE QUESTI0HS;F0UR HUNDRED WITNESSES
Ventrcss Drew from Pinchot Fact
that Reflection on Bnlllnncr Was
Contained in Letter Latter Wrote
to President Taft.
Wellington, 1). C March 1. The
cross examination of Pliirhot pro
. ceded Hlowly today.
Vci trees, counsel for lJalllngcr, and
Pinchot got Into long arguments as to
the inclining of some of the lawyer's
HMcsMoiih.
The attorney drew fioin the Willie
the fact that his only llrst hand
kuowh dge of any act reflecting upon
lUllltucr was In connection with tlr
Cunningham cases, was based on a
letter sent by HallliiKcr to President
Taft, November 16th.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
New Orleans. I.a., .March I.
The weather forecast for
Oklahoma for tonight nml Sat-
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Farm Loans
Burwell & Dexter arc
making farm loans, as
heretofore 'without an
delay, They inspect all
lands and pay cash down.
Offic over Guarant)
State Bank.
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:: MANY REASONS. tt
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it you slioul 1. use Crown IlramI tt
'.' Coods. Tlie main reason is tt
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A home prodnct, be sure to
ask for the Clown llnnd.
CROWN BOTTLING &
MFG. WORKS.
Morgan J. Hays, Prop, and Mgr.
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Are YouLooking for the Best
If so wo have it. Our lino
is eomploto, our equipment
thebest. Everything dean
and .sanitary. Wo aro at
your command.
Phono us your onlor.
Cold Storage Market
i'hono 12
I'hono fill
Buy Your Kodah
Films nt Wuhbs' Studio
and use his Kodaks
FREE
Tho best in photogruplw,
always at Wobb.s'
Eight years in Ardmoro
9 I
Ramsey & Ramsey B
Farm and City Loans I
Wo inspect our own loans H
A rd more, Okla. H
IB
OF BEEF PACKERS
BEEF PACKER. WHOSE NAME IS
NOT DISCLOSED, SAID TO HAVE
GIVEN EVIDENCE.
In Prosecution of Cases Against At
leged "Beef Trust" in Missouri, At
torney General Has Called Many
Witnesses..
St. I-ouls, Mo., .March I. One of tin
Independent beef packers was granted I
Immunity today from proHi cutloii b
the assistant to the attorney general. ,
In the probe Into the mcit packing !
Industry.
Tho man, whoso unme is not ill
losed, Is snbV to liavo given the go i
ernmont some valuab'e Information 1
Four hundred witnesses hae bci n
culled to testify at the hearing whle'i
Is to begin here soon.
LAUDS SENATOR BAILEY.
Washington Newspaper Says He H.io
Courage on Income Tax Problem.
Washington, .March :!. Anent the !
appearance of Senator Joseph W. Hall-
oy In Richmond, Va., where he ad
dressed tbe legislature tonight on the
Income tax, the Washington Star this
afternoon says editorially:
"Senator liallcy Is an income taxer
not only with the courage, but the In
dustry of his convictions. A week ago
he spoke on the subject before the
South Carolina legislature ami his
speech carried the proposition."
ROBBERS DYNAMITE TWO SAFES.
Post
Office at Crccnwood, Ark., is
Looted of $500.
Toit Smith, Ark., .M.ircli :: Ito.i
hers dynamited two safes lu the pot
office ut Crccnwood, 15 miles miiili
east of here, early today and stole
l.00 in cash. Ilh.odhoimds followed
the robbers' trail for a mile and then
lost It. It Is believed the nun f.i
caped Into the iiioiinlaiiis. They are
piepartd to resist arrest, having
broken Into ti hardware store prior to
robbing the postotflce, and sto'en sev
eral guns and knives.
ELEVATOR BURNS.
Muskogee Plant Sustains $75,0C0 Loss
by Fire.
.Muskogee, Okla,, .March :!. The ele
vator and warehouse of the .Midland
Klevator company, at this place, burn
ed nt mi early hour this morning, en
tailing it loss of 7i'.,000, with ha'f that
amount of Insurance. Twenty thous
and bushels of corn burned In the ele
vator. The lire Is believed to have )
been of Incendiary origin.
Cameron Seeks Re-Election. !
(luthrle, Okla., .March X Kd Cam-1
eron, state superintendent of educa- i
tlon, today formally announced h I
candidacy for reelection. Kstabllsh
nient of rural high schools is si lead- ,
lug feature of his platform. ;
Good Things to Eat
Fish
Oystors
Fresh moats of all kinds
K'oshor moats
California frulLs
Bvory thins: fresh n d
clean I'rompt dolio.y
J. A. CLARK'S
M'uf. t'ith an J OyMer Purlor
Phono USD
SEE ME
For bnrKnliiH In tho Wheeler
Oil District, Arbueklo Mining
Dlstrlut nnd Wnshltn Vnlluy
lauds. 1 buy direct from the
nllotteo which saves tho pur
chaser u nice margin
B. S. CURTIS
Ollleo Sims l'cnniiigtoii llldg.
Olllee IMiuno MI, Una. Phono
S50 Itod.
Every Rent Payer
Who investigates our homc-buildino:
proposition in the beautiful
Walcott Addition
Lose no time in taking hold of it.
Willi our plan, a person is worse than
foolish to pay rent, he or she is crimi
nally negligent. If you can pay your
rent, you can own your home with us.
If you cant pay your rent, you are in a
bad fix, ami we sympathize with you.
Investigate our plan
Walter A. Evans & Co.
Over Cily National Bank.
Escapes from Penitentiary.
McAlcster, Okla., .March ::. Wll
Ham Caiitoiiwlne, ,cnteiieeil In .laim-
ary lust from Rogers county, to serve
live years in the state penitentiary
for robbery, escaped yesterday even
ing. Ho wus missed from nmoiu tin
NO MORE COURT
Owing to the lack of funds
and extension of payment of
taxes, it has become neces
sary to abandon the Crimi
nal Term of the District
Court which was to com
mence Monday, March 7th,
1910. All jurors and wit
nesses will take notice and
not report. Please notify
everybody whom you know
to be a juror or witness that
they must not attend.
Stillwell H. Russell,
Judge.
Robt. F. Scivally,
Chm. Board of Corns.
James H. Mathers,
County Attorney
TELEPHONE NO. 190
Will bring )ou the nicest and best closed carnages in
Ardmoro. We have two bran new carriages, good teams
and do our own driving. We give all calls prompt attcn
tion. Try us and be convinced that our service is prompt.
We make calls anywhere, any time, night or day
CHANCELLOR BROS.
I
( outside workers nt tho stockade ou
i lle site of the new penitentiary when
tIll'y w,,r checked lu yesterday even
ing, hut it was not reported until to
day. The dogs failed to take the trail.
j Ardmorelto Want Aas aro the be3L