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Ardmore, Tuesday, May 10, 19j
PAGE ElUHT
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
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For Gentlemen
Clothes values depend entire
ly on the establishment that makes
the garments. The clothes that
we are placing on sale this week
embody all the advanced ideas of
the fashions for the Spring and
Summer, as they will be worn by
the best dressed men in the busi
ness and social world.
Fancy worsted and blue serge
suits at the following greatly re
duced prices:
7.50 Suit
1 0.00 Suit
12.50 Suit
15.00 s.t
16.50 Suil
17.50
Suit
Wt' want you to come in and see them
whether you are ready to buy or not.
DISORDER TODAY IN
MINING DISTRICT!
KANSAS STRIKERS TIRE OF CON
TINUED IDLENESS AND AT
TEMPT VIOLLNT ACTS.
Plttaburg, Knu.. May 10. Marching
iiilaei resumed t'le rruaa lc Hntuai
.h ntiura'-iou of th mines In this vi
tally todii; and hi. -te I'lsordc result
Hi.
Porty-sevon minwrs at Croborg "
ewptiHl to pirll (ho tints In the minus
'-leru 'Wit wore rutmlaetl and drtv(M
way by the niljnrs noeklnu to p-o-.
- at UoMblo.
At Cwntvllle the marchers iucciwMl--I
In willtn rhe fires In the I in way
Kill mines and the men wot xt 1-4 in
Mi., micas were drHeii away.
The fires under the boilers of the
iil company' waterworks wore at-o
iravn and the town I IU.out water.
The roarcherj- then ttartod fur :l.e
eiiea near Mu'jerry.
I'leian Land S.iles Postponed.
" kocee. OkU.. May 9. -The Bc-
-1 of the Interior wired the Con
itl v of the Wve Plvlllsod Tribe
' iy to postpone (he aaU of
'n 1 da In the Memlivole coutv
r Nov. 19, becaut the farm-
I - time had no money to
You csn't nuike a small boy belie. o
1 it a switch In tho band is
tn the lunti
Bargains
A. B. RAWLIN
riin
now
now
now
5.98
7.98
9.98
now H.98
now
12.48
14-98
now
MEETS DEFEAT
AMENDMENT PROVIDED FOR AC
QUISITION BY RAILROADS OF
NON-COMPETING LINES.
Washlnaton, 1). C.. May 10. lly a
vote of 1011 to lfO. the lioiue today
defeated the aniondmont to the rail
KWil bill, orrered by Maun of Illinois.
auUiortzltiK the aiNulsitlou of non
t IllpeiiniC traiiH)3rtutioU linos
Railroad Bill Pastes.
iWnshlntetou. I). C. May 10. m
tiun to recommit the nillnmil lull
In the hou mm defeated by h ot
of M7 to 170.
The bill passed the house thU uf
tornoon. the vote beiiiK 2t)o t 1 I'.m;
VANDERVOORT TRIAL DELAYED.
Alleged Wife-Murderer Awaits Se
, curing of a Jury.
Wel'litKton. K'au. May l The nlul
of June Vandervoc rt, (twrgrd with
iiturderinK his wife, was delayed to
daj- by the exhaustion of the resulsr
panel of Juror. A special venire h.m
been ordered.
Beaver Has Bad Firs.
Reader 'uy, Okla.. May Fire de
Ktroyod the west side of the square
here last Light, the loss being about
00.O00.
Aniontt the buildt:'s burned w- the
sirm;old court house, one of the mot hl-
lurli sttlKlii'es !n the c '
this week,
V
CASE ON TRIAL
SENSATIONAL
FEATURE
BROUGHT OUT IN TRIAL OF
C DETECTIVE TODAY.
LETTERS 10 FOSTER MOTHER
State Introduced Letters Written ey
Captain Tllletson to Mr. Barclay for
Whom the Child Wa Kidnaped. ..
H:tT, Kan., MSy 10. A tun t Ion
a! Nature In the Incubator baby kL!
i ii. t. ease, in which Captain Ti:
i L-.m of the Kama Citjr de-.ec
tKt i y. la being tried for kidnap
!iv ear-old Marion Bleakle), dee.
wjk-.i today.
Three letters, written by Tllleuo.i
io Stella Barclay, foster mother of
mid, for whom She wa- V
. il. were pronounced In court. They I
to r ,f nrrar tenienta made with T'liet-;
-on to kidnap the child from ila home
ui lopeka. The lgr.eture to the let-'
tits w.n Identified b r
crt ai being those of Captain T'l-I
' let . ti
The state will complete It vl
dome today with the testimony of
Charlotte Hlonktoy. the kidnaped
''M fot-ti-r mother
THREATENS GENERAL STRIKE.
Oklahsma
City Industries
Tied Up.
May Be
Oklahoma City, May 0 - That all
organized labor union in this cltv
i.lll go out on u general strike, f
ri-cesmiry. for tho laundry worker-
ind bakers, to win their demands. Is
the statement made by C. C 7.eg
1'T. president of the State Federation
of tabor. The demands of the laun
dry workers are for the recognition
of their union and a working day
of ten hours, whllo the bakers de
mand recognition of their union and
the prrncnt scale of wages. In neith
er strike is there a demand for
Increased pay. Samuel Compers,
who will arrive in June to enter the
campaign against the proposed
nnieiidmeut of section 0. article S. of
the constitution, relating to railroad
will go ovor the labor situation -.villi
local unions during his visit to this
city. Arrangements are being made
for a grand labor celebration and
street parade on the occasion of Mr.
(lomperH visit here.
Notice for Publication.
riiate of Oklahoma, Carter County, In i
tho District Court: 1
! Kmlle Todd, Plaintiff, vs. Joe Todd,
NCI1T0R
Defendant. , ference With Commission.
S.ild defendant, Joo Todd, will tnko, Guthrie. Okla.. May It. Represent
notice that lie has ben sued in ihojntlvos of the school laud leases wer
aime name.i court ror divorce, ana
i iiMody of child, and must answer the
petition riled therein by said plaintiff
j oil or before the 21st day of June, A.
I). 1'JlO. or said petition will be taken
'as true, and a judgment for said plain-
tiff In said action for divorce and eus-l
I tiy of child will be rendered accord'
lugly.
Dated this pith day of May, 1010.
CHAMPION i CHAMPION.
1 Attest- Attorneys for Plaintiff
I C T. VERNON. District Clerk
Ry S M. PVHKKR. IVputy
! KMT-'JMI.
JUDGE CHAMBERS
THIRD ARBITRATOR
WILL ASSIST
FERENCES
ROADS AND
IN SFTTLING DIF
BETWEEN .RAIL
PEOPLE. Washington. 1). C. May 10. Judge
William Lee Chsutbers of this city
vi aa Unlay appointed as third arbltra -
tor of the controversy between the
farty-niue railroads ooeratlng in the
territory west of Chicago and the
Hrotherh id of Ixtoomottvc Firemen
and Knginemen.
The fisherman who
ban U 1 o- 1 he :not
jiiic fill!
1 el let. on liquid
IllCeShful b a
s
making room for new goods due
DISMISSED COMPLAINT VIANDS IN PANTRY
OF KANSAS MILLERS WINES IN CELLAR
FEDERAL JUDSE MePHERSON RE.
FUSED TO ENJOIN SEIZURE OF
BLEACHED FLOUR.
IVs Molne. Iowa, May 10 Jndg
Smith McPherwin la the federal court
tfday dismissed the complaint of
the Shawnee Milting Company of
Kanss ami the UMrke Ml trine Com
pany of Omaha, brought In behalf i
of the Western Milling Company, ask
ing that the United States di.trlct
attorney of Iowa be enjoined from
aetata btoaehed f,or stripped Into
kw-a.
The ccurt upho d the fedcr.il rul
ing tecardlnt: lilaitiod flour
TEDDY ARRIVED
IN BERLIN TODAY
FIRST ENGAGEMENT IN qERLIN
TODAY WAS WITH A THROAT
SPECIALIST SPECIAL TRAIN.
Merlin. May 10. Ilooaevelt arrived
here thia morning from Sweden. He
wa met at the atatlon by the sec
retary of foreign affairs, Von Schoon
er, in behalf f the emperor.
The colonels first engagement this
morning was with a throat specialist j
as he Is ritill suffering from hoarse-1
noes.
A special train will convey the
party this afternoon to Pousdani.
where Kooieveh. will bp the lunch-1
vn Z'lst of tho emperor and em
press. TWO MAKE ESCAPE
INMATES OF KANSAS REFORMA.
TORY ESCAPE FROM TUDERCU-
LOSIS HOSPITAL TODAY.
Hutchinson. Kan.. May 10. Frank
Tiller and Frank F;x, Inmates of the
i state reformatory, escaped from the
i tuberculosis hospital of that Instltu
I tlon toda, after sawing several steel
I bats and climbing down from the
I third floor on a rope made of bed
I clothes.
lioth lioj hud been allowed unu-
sual freedom, because It was thought
they could not live long.
I An organized search Is being made
! an over Kansas.
QUESTION
OF LESSEE'S RIGHT.
Lessees of School Lands Hold
Con-
here again today to confer with tho
0ill0 i,ui( commissi, n in regard to
the projsised test case on the ques
tion of whether a Urisce has a
preference right to more than lfiO
acres and whether he Is entitled tn
1...... ,h ,,.,, ..,.. ,lf ,,,
land 01 er its raw t-tate counted as
mi Improvement. Some of tho mem-ttt'i-s
of the board expressed their
wllllngtiesn to have the test ease
brought under an agreed statement
of fact, but tho board did not take
final action because of the absence
cf the attorney gcuuml. In conse
quence of the MM.hlllty of such r.
suit. Hei retary Ed Cnssldy toilay
notified the board that he has sus
pended all further proceedings In
gard to the sale of Indemnity
and pub ic buildings lauds which are
under base, as It would be impos
sible to tell Just how far such a suit 1
would affect thone lands. Mr. Cns- J
sidy stated that if milt were biought 1
the proposed third sale district
, would be dropped altogether and the
! stile of the now college lands, which
not under preference right lea.e.
' ,,mW tl" tsknn up. The leasee claim
1 lnmt 11 4,111 wouW "ol interfere
,tn "'' l au" 'e whore
! " gr ment could be reached be-
teeii the state and the lessee In
rcsxrd to the appraisement of the
laud, but the policy of the echooi
hind department seems to be not to
with an s-ilc-,
niaht I. ( .i'l.
the
.1 11
lalULty
f '
COMPANY
CONTINUED PROM PAOH ONH
McConnellee; Oklahoma Cltr Mill &
Blevator Co., J. J, Stinnett
Mattress and lied Springs (man
ufacturing! Oklahoma Spring lied
Manufacturing Co., N. H. Page. ,
Ministers Iter. J. H. O. Smith,
pastor First Christian church; Rev.
I' rcy Knickerbocker, pastor St.
1 jke's M- E- church.
ML.mery (wholesale) HIrsch &
Kaufman, H. P. Wolff.
Mwslc Fmlerlcson-Kroh Music
Co., J. I. Constant; .1. W. Jenkins
Sons Music Co.. S. E. Reatty.
Motor Cars Oklahoma Motor Ci
Co.. Floyd R. Thompson.
Notions (wholesale) The Mll'.e--.Mltscher
Co.. O. A. Mltscher.
Oil i wholesale) AVaters-rierce Oil
Co. H. C. Lldner.
Office Supply Companies Western
Hank Supply Co., D. W. Collins.
Packing Companies SckwartschlM
Suliberger, S. S. Itktfsotn .
Photographers Watum A Wells.
! R. Alex Wells.
Photographic Supply Companies
I Kansas City Photographic Supply Co.,
I W .W. Kfske.
Produce (whoknale) W. D.
, Wright Produce Co., W. I). Wright,
; K. CI. Shoemaker.
Publishers The Dally Okrahomnn.
! R. K. Staffcrd. K. K. Oaylord; The
; Oklahoma City Times, II. (1. Kuit-
man; OKianoma Farm Journal i.
FleW. Tho veertes Vsms. n M.
Little; Sturm's Okjahoma Magazine,
O. P. Sturm.
Reul I-3state lllacloveider & Co.,
Robert Chownlnn: F. J. Hloes, F. J.
UI"m: Scott Hraden & Co., Scott
Rraden; Classen Company, A. II.
Clnssen, J. .1. Johnston; I). W. Orior,
D. W. Crier Putnam Company, W.
K. Hodges, J. M. Postelle; Workman
L Co., O. P. Workman, I.. C. Mc
Clure. Railroads Atchison, Topeka A
Santa Fe, II. R. Teasdale; Chicago,
Reck Island & Pacific, Pat Portel;
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. J. J. Hart
nett; St. Louis & San Francisco, H.
C. Conley.
Sash and Doorn Curtis ft Gartslde,
A. 1.. Oartslde. G. W. Whltten, J. L.
Itell. R. S. Williams: Oklahoma Sash
I & loor Co.. N. S. Darling, H. II. Dar
j ling. L. D. West, C. P. Walker, Otis
! Mercer.
1 State Fair The State Fulr of Okl.v
, homa, I. S. Malmn; Oklahoma City
j Jockey Club, Klllott Alton.
Stockyards Companies National
Stockyards Co.. K. F. Dlsbee.
i Stoves (wholesale) Kxcclslor Stove
I fc Mfg. Co.. John II. WiUm. Arthur
I wnson.
1 Tolograph and Telephone Compa
I nles 'PIonwr Telephone & Telegraph
, Co.. E. D. Nlms. John M. Noble, O.
I N. Dalley, E. K. WestorvoU. J. W.
Wilson. Percy Redmund, Jas. F. No
I bio, J. J. Hayes, G. F. Hardewlck.-.
! Traffic Association Oklahoma Traf
I flc Asscdation, W. V. Hardle.
j Fnlversltlos Epworth University,
Geo. II. Urailford, chancellor.
j When n singer loses her voice she
1 still manages to do a lot or loud talk
I Ing alwut It.
Ardmorelto want ads bring rcsul's,
Railroad Time Tabid
SANTA FE.
Northbound,
12:07 a. u.
:':4.r. p. ui.
11:'-"-' a. m
No. 0 .
No. 12
No. IS
Southbound.
No. r. 5:10 a. m.
No. 17 4:23 p, in.
No. 11 1:13 p. in
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Westbound.
9:30 a m.
12:30 p, in.
1:25 p. m.
8:55 p. in.
No. 523
No. con
No. 527
No. 603
Local Freight.
No. 543 3:30 p. in
(Daily except Sunday.)
Eastbound.
No. COfi 7:00 a. m
No. C21 11:00 a.m.
No. 526 j 1:45 p. m.
No. C01 1:00 p.m.
Local Freight.
No.
540 G:00 a
(Dally nxcopt Sunday.)
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
Westbound.
073 1:45 p.
C51 :50 p.
in
No.
No,
No.
No.
Di.
m.
Eastbound.
052 7:30 a. m.
074 3:30 p m.
, House
P. C. DINGS, Pres. M. GORMAN, V-Pres.
J. W. HANNAH, Cashier.
Guaranty State Bank
ARDMORE,
4 Per Cent Paid on Time Deposits
We solicit your business on liberal terms.
DEPOSITS GUARANTEED
Oif SoitoY
To Myc A
ACCOM
Of All the Unhappy Homes, Not One
in a Hundred Has a Bank Account
and not ono home In a hundred who has a bank account Is unhappy, u
seems almost foolish to put It off any longer, when It Is such a sim
ple, easy matter to start a bank account. ONE DOLUMt starts an ac
count with us. DEPOSITS GUARANTEED. Wc pay FOCR PER CENT
ON TIME DEPOSITS.
ARDMORE STATE BANK
C. T. BARRINCER, Pres.
AN OLD-TIME GAMDLER DtAD.
William H. Hufflngton Had Houses
In St. Joseph and Leavenworth.
St. Jospeh, Ma., Mny y. William 1'
ISufflngton, 01 ears old, who was the
king of the gambling fraternity along
the Missouri River thirty years ago,
died at S. Jseph's Hospital today.
Hufflngton conducted the old Long
Branch gnmbllng house hero after the
Civil War and It was known all over
the country west of tho Mississippi
is a "square" place. Most of the last
fifteen years he had a gambling house
In Leavenworth. At one time Puffing
ton was wealthy, but like most men
Ice Boxes
Lawn Mowers
Refrio-erators
Garden Hose
All other sum
mer cjoocls for less
than others sell
for.
C. P. HALL
REMEMBER; "The Mill will never grind
with the water that is passed."
Apply this quotation to the opportunities here today.
Como and talk over tho land business with us If you want
n farm, a ten-acre tract, or one acre.
PLENTY of money to loan on farms and good city property -lowest
rates easy terms.
Wo carry tho highest class Klro nnd Tornado Insurance In th.
land. Don't run tho risk of loss.
"He can who thlnkn ho can, ho can't who thinks he can't.'"
ADAMS BROTHERS
Rooms 7-9 Potterf Qldg. Ardmore, Oklahoma
Furnishers
to arrive this week
OKLAHOMA
mi:
HAROLD WALLACE, Cashier.
who made? money in this way, he died
'almost penniless. He was 11 veterin
I of the Civil War, having served In an
j Indiana Infantry, and he drew a pen
1 slon, which had been his only means
. In late years.
I Interesting stories of big games an 1
I tho largo amounts of money won ami
1 lost In the old lxng Branch are told,
j and It, is said that "Old Puff never
I R'as detected In a "crooked" act. A
1 number of men who know Hufflngton
In his palmy days gave money to de-
fray the expense of his burial in Mt.
Mora Cemetery, nnd the funeral will
be conducted tomorrow. Ho had no
I known relatives.
When in Doubt
Ask Fraley
Don't plko all over town to
gather up Screen Supplies.
Come hero whero all kinds and
widths of wire, hinges, mould
ing and all Screen Supplies
can bo bought at one place.
Smith- Fraley
Lumber Co.
Phone 89