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Ardmore, Wednesday, May 11, 1910
PERSONALS
C. B. Mcrrell ot Itavla was a bus
iness visitor horo today.
Col. K. O. Tabor, Sr., and It. G.
Tabor, Jr., left today for a business
visit to Oklahoma City.
A. H. N'csblt was a buslnow) vis
itor hero today from Ills home at
Tishomingo.
H. M. Carr of Pauls Valley wbr
transacting business hero today.
II. It. McOIll of Oklahoma City,
who travels this territory for the
Central Paper Co., was hero last
siIrIH with the Oklahoma City Roost
era. J. W. Drnughon, a well known bus
Iiuh man of Mill Creek, was a vis
itor hero today.
N. II. Simmons was a business via
' ltor hero today from Aylesworth.
S. Worley of Paula Valley was
nmoni; the out of town visitors hero
today.
J. S. Downard left today for a bus
iness visit to iolnts north.
W. A. Prldo Is in Davis today look
ing after busliutts affairs.
.Max draff was hero today from
Tishomingo.
Hunter Cochran was a visitor here
today from Marietta.
Hon. A. C. Cruco left today for
a business visit to Pauls Valley.
Mrs. Wlllard Hloakmoro In In"
Guthrlo visiting with relatives.
M. G. N'orvell of Marietta was here
today on official business.
A. N. Tlppott Is hero from Mnrletta
vlnltlng with relatives.
W. K. Warren Is In llcrwyn to
day. Mrs. S. II. Kussoll accompanied
Judge Hus3ell to Oklahoma City.
Miss Wanda Cox has returned to
Oklahoma City after a visit with
friends and relatives here.
U. T. Hcxroat was hero today from
his homo at Keller.
h. 13. Grabendlke of Oklahoma City
Is hero today talking llurroughs Add
ing machines to the people.
W. P. Hlgglns, a prominent banker
of Poolevllle, was ;vlitor hero to
day. .
Hubert V. Sclvnlly7,was hero today
from his homo at 'Sirlngor.
W. P. Terrell was" a visitor here
today from Keller.
W. It. Ingram Is In the city from
Ifealdton.
Hugh Cathcy came in today from
Texas and will Bpcnd a few weeks
hero with his parents.
M. L. Alexander left yesterday for
u few weeks' visit In Georgia and
South Carolina. "Alex" says that he
expects to do bomo missionary work
and Mill try and bring some pcopln
lioni the east to Oklahoma.
Legal Notice.
State of Okliihomn, Carter County,
ss.
Before M. P. Winfrey, Justice of
Peace for Ardmoro Township.
Itartlett, Frazler & Carrlngton, (a
corporation.) pinlntlff, vs. Thud M.
Tnlcott, Sr., et nl. defendants.
Said defendant, Thad M. Talcott Sr.,
Is hereby notified that on the 23rd
day ot April 1910, the plaintiff In tho
nbovo entitled causo filed its bill of
particulars against tho defendant, al
leging that said defendant Is Indebt
ed to plaintiff in tho sum of $109,
on account of a Judgment rendered
In the Circuit Court In and for St.
Joseph County State of Indiana, on
tlm 2Sth day of October, 1909, against
said defendant, Thad M. Talcott, Sr.,
and on said day said plaintiff also
filed its nffidavlt for service by pub
lication alleging that said defendant
Thai! M. Talcott. Sr., Is a non-resident
of the State of Oklahoma, and thai
said cause will be heard on tho 2iUl
day of May, 1910, at 10 a. m.
Bartlett Frazler & Carrlngton,
Attest: Pinlntlff.
M. F. Winfrey, Justice of Pence.
21-1-S-ir..
A dollghtful ovonlng with Norflcot
slstors- Thursday at tho Broadway
Baptist church. Tho press nnd pulpit
prnlsn thoni everywhere. Don't miss
It. Admission 25 nnd DO cents. 10-1.
Subserlbo for Tho Anlmorolto.
RINGER'S
Aha Vista Ice Cream
Wo inuhc a specialty of tho tino Alta Vista Ico Cream
manufactured in Ft. Worth. Wo talro pleasure in askiug you
to compart' it with other Ice Creams. Orders are taken for
fancy designs or prints of this Cr.-am for Rec eptions, Han
quets, etc We ask you to watch us gn-w.
RINGER DRUG COMPANY
T. N. COLEMAN
THE CITV
Telephone 4
Street Stories
Ardmore't Pioneer Merchant.
Frank Krensloy, a former resident
of this city, Is hero from San Marcos,
Texas, looking after business affairs.
Mr. Krcnsley lived hero for many
years and accumulated considerable
property. Ho was one of the first mer
chants who camo to Ardmoro and Is
known to all tho old time residents of
this section. Ho moved to Texas
about two years ago the benefit of
tho health of his wife and Is pleased
with his new homo but says that It
Is good to be In Ardmore again.
Crops Look Fine.
j. J. Akcrs Is here todny from his
homo at Woodrord visiting with Slier
Iff Akcrs nnd attending to business
affairs. When, asked about crop con
ditions In that section, bo until that!
ovcrythlng on tho farms were In Unoj
condition, the farmers aro well up I
with their work and the Indications j
never!
for a fine crop wor;
better.
Stolen Horse Recovered.
Tho horse that was stolen fiom Will
Moore on Monday night was recovered
yesterday afternoon. It was found on
the outskirts of the city by Polite Of
ficer Leo McCoy, fresh saddle marks
on the horse Indicated It had been
ridden. It Is supposed that tho par.y
who stolo tho horso decided that ho
would bo unable to get away and roJo
It as far us ho thought advisable and
turned It loose and tho horso was re
turning homo when found.
Business Quiet.
Tho moHt business thnt Judge Gait
can get In his court during the day
now Is one drunk. Tho Judge gives
them tho usual fine along with tho
good advlco to "go forth and In -no
more."
Chlcago Prospectors.
A number of prospectors from Chi
cago were hero to day en route
homo from n vlalt to points in Texns
where they went to look at farm
lands. They wcro In a special car
belonging to the Columbia Land Co.,
of Chicago, a company who deals
It. Texas lands.
Harvey Garrison Case.
Judge S. H. Kussoll left today for
Oklahoma City, where ho will hear
the case of Harvey D. Garrison, the
deposed sheriff, who Is asking to
bo reinstated to office- on tho grounds
that ho was convicted on perjured
testimony. Garrison formerly lived
hero and has many friends who are
watching tho outcome of the case.
Garrison was convicted on tho tes
timony of alleged gamblers and Joint
keepers, tho case has atraeted con
siderable attention over tho state
and the outcome Is being closely
watched.
add personals
Mrs. W. T. Roberts has returned
from Austin, Texas, where she has
been visiting with her daughter,
Mndge, who Is a student In tho statu
university.
G. W. Dixon, a banker of Welch,
Okla., was hero today visiting with
his friend, Rev. Henry B. Smith.
John Cornish nnd family arrived In
tho city yesterday evening from Cor
nish nnd havo spent tho day hero
shopping.
Notice.
Miss Kffic I.ano. who Is In the con
test for tho piano to bo given away
by A. C. Young, desires to thank her
many friends for tho coupons given
hor nnd will nppreclato nny favors
shown. Thoso who havo coupons for
her may phono 217 or 411 and they
will bo called for. 11.
Struck Wth Ball Bat.
Miss Gertrude, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. P. Cnnnavan, whllo watching
her brother play ball today, was
struck nccdcntnlly wth tho bat and
her head sevoroly cut. Medlcnl nU
was summoned and tho young lady Is
reported resting nicely this aft .noon.
Do you take Tho Ardmorolte?
DRUGGIST
9 W. Wain St.
'THE ELKS PARADE !
WAS BIG SUCCESS
WILD MAN FROM DUNCAN IN AN
IRON CAGE NOVICES PUSHtD
DABY BUGGIES.
Tuesday wa8 Hlks day In Ardmore.
.Members of tho local lodge i
other towns wore lsltors in tho city,
traveling men made It convenient to
remain here for tho '.orfl!es and
about sixty members of the Oklahoma
City crowd Joined with the an
herd. The occasion was tho Initia
tion of a class of eighteen. Kory
May the Hlks Institute a roundup nnd
this year they caught in the wilds of
the forest ns fine n bunch of novices
as was ever corrnlloL Deb Jo1
who was found In tho Jungles of Dun
tan, was tho wildest of the en l'i
lie- d. He was bound In rop "'
Ilfu'd In Irons nnd confined in a cage.
Hie cage was drawn by a midget .
the mulo variety nnd was untie- '
two other caiHlldates. The candidate
was violent at times throughout tho 1
parade. Hoys who eanio too close were
frightened nwny by the efforts of tho
Dnncanlto to cocure his release. The
police mounted and armed rodo close
behind to take care of the Innocents
In ease an outbreak occurred.
The Konmn chariot w.iddb'd up '
fctrects with novice Harry I.owoiihtelu
as driver. One of tho golden wheels
fell from the axle, but the old Uoninii
stood by his guns and there was no
accident that caused loss of life or
limb.
True to the Instinct of tho ICl'rf,
wherever ho may bo found there was
a hunch ot fellows that made a run
for the water wagon. As odd as it
may seem the Mnrletta novices made
a specialty of riding 011 the water
wagon.
Emblematical of tho lovo of fnmliy
and of homo, that every l-'lk has In
stilled Into his very soul, some of the
young fellows sought out baby bug
gies and from their own preferences
of particularly displaying those home
ly qualities rolled tho buggies through
out tho entire length of the parade.
iitoso same young men nesiiateu to waH (.rll,.mo,i, stating thnt most poo
part with the baby buggies after' plo l!UI(.ht ,h.,t ,,,, wng cruclf,cd OI1
reaching the Klks' home and In orJer J ,,rl(1,ly .u)(1 rnge)1 ,m Sumlny Mr.
to restore them to the mothers who Nk.Ilo, declared that such could not
had been deprived of their use dur-,)(, truo r()r ,,0 wn , ,(J , 10
Ing tho parade tho novices had to bo j f.lavi. 0m,o (,.,y8 ,m(1 three nlKhtgi
promised some nig red sucks 01 cnuuy
before they would glvo them up.
Tho parade was led by tho Junior
concert band, long lines of mnrching
Klks wcro lined up, automobiles dec
orated In purple and white and with
mounted bonds of elks wcro filled
with officers and prominent visitors.
Ksqulro Suggs mounted 011 a hand
some gray charger, marshalled the pa
rade and herded the novices In Iln.
Tho parade was one of spectacular
beauty and the crowds of cheering
people lined the sidewalks.
The initiation began In tho nfter
noon nnd lasted until almost Iwelvo
o'clock, when all the Klks repaired to
ithelr homes. The May class was mado
tip of a flno set of young fellows, who
will add strength and dignity to th
order and tho locals are well pleased
with the work of the day.
ALL NEWSPAPERS
SHOULD COP! THIS
Wo cheerfully copy tho following:
"1 hope that every nowpaM'r In tho
country will copy this. If they will,
they will do worlds of good for thou
sands of sick people who are now
suffering ns I did for years with
my stomach and kidneys, but thank
to tho wonderful medlclno that Is
now doing so much good all over tho
country, I am liberated from my
years of torture nnd am onco more
enjoying the great blessing of good
health. For several years my back
wan hurting me most of tho time,
and 1 would havo to get up from ten
to fifteen times every night on ac
count of my kidneys. My food would
sour and burn In my stotnnoh anil
I would bloat and belch until 1 w'Ltild
get dizzy nnd norvous. I was badly
constipated nnd had to bo taking
something all of tho time, it I didn't
I wns sure to have a bad spoil of
sick headncho. No ono knows how
much l did suffer, but after taking
the uront remedy, Root Juice, a
short time, I began to Improve, nnd
after using about Fix bottle I um
strong and well, mid feel like a boy.
I am glad to tell every tick penuu
I nil about It, because I sympathise
with tho-e vho suffer as I did." L. K.
I Pratt. South Brnd. Ind, It Is well
I known lit re that Root Juloe 1 cor
talaly a wonderful medlolne. It is
1 sold for no dollar a bottle or threo
j bottles fur two dollars and a half.
C Ity Drug Store, W. II. Frame, Pro
prietor.
FOR SALK Ono dozen choice young
Barred Plymouth Uncle lions and
cockerels. Soo Oscar Shumate.
11 -a
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
OLD BOARD WILL
CONTROL SCHOOLS
THE CHANGES WERE SO SLIGHT
THAT NO TROUBLE WILL BE
HAD IN REORGANIZATION.
From a hurried reading of th'
opinion of tho supreme court, it
seems plain that the former school
board must come In nnd take tho
ptoce of the present board. Tho
court says that the w-hools aro ol
general Interest, that they must come
under tho control of the state and
not be controlled by lnunlclpalltlei
This opinion Is not a surprise U
the people of Anliimn- who have
kept up with tho question. Judge Har
rln of Toledo, Ohio, who rendoreJ
tho opinion for tho Ardmorelto on
tho ipieslon ot making payments on
tho street pavements, aim) wroto an!
opinion on the charter control ot the I
schools and cited III reasons why
the charter could not loutrol the
scho.ils. The opinion of tho Oklahoma
court Is In keeping with the opinion
of Judge Harris, anil tliose who haw
'icon directly Interested in the qnos-
tloti aro not surprised.
There could not be a change In
a board scarcely that would entice
-as little trouble as the contemplated
change hero will cause. Y. B. Lynn
will retire from the board and T. L.
Smith will again assume member
ship. W. 1. Cruco will again assume
membership nnd these aro all the
changes that will be made. The
board wits practically all re-elected.
Tho old school board was composed
ot W. I. Cruco, C. i. Anderson, T. L.
Smith. G. 11. Bruce, A. II. Palmer
and A. C. Voting.
At the Tent, on Broadway.
Kvangellst N'lchol preached In the
tent on Broadway last night, and for
the remainder of tho meeting the
sorvlcin will be conducted In the tent.
Last night there wan an Interested
audience to hear him discuss the
"Prayer of Christ on the Cross." In
cidentally, Mr. Nlchol made rotor
ence to the day on which Christ
nnd It was Impossible to get threo
days and threo nights between Fri
day and Sunday.
By reiiuest, Mr. Xlchol Is to tell
tho peoplo tonight why he does not
believe In "foot-washing" ns a church
ordinance. Hear what he has to say
about this matter. Ho proposes to
answer any question relative to what
he and Ills brethren teach or prac
tice. After his remarks on "foot wiikIi
lug," ho will preach on: "You Can
and You Can't." Song service begins
nt S o'clock.
Notice to Contractors.
Senled bds will be received, by
the Mayor and Board of Commission
ers until 12 o'clock noon, May 21th,
1910, for tho construction of a fi-Inch
water main In Xorth Wash'ngton
Street from Fifth Avenue to North
Boundary Street. Also a 4-lnch water
main In First Avenue, Southwest,
from Washington to D Street.
Tho contractor will furnish all la
bor and material necessary for the
complete construction of tho name
nccurdlng to tho plans and specifica
tions on fllo In tho City Clerk's
office.
Also bids will bo received for a
0 and S Inch sewor with 4-lnch
lattorals In First Avenue, Southwest,
from Washington to C Street. Tho
contractor to furnish nil labor and
material necessary to construct tho
scmo according to tho plans nnd spec -
mentions on file in tho City Clerk's
cfflce.
Kach proposal must bo accompanied
by a certified check In tho sum of
f250, paynblo to the city dork, to be
forfeited to the city of Ardmoro by the
successful bidder in case ho fulls to
enter Into a contract nnd glvo the re-
quired bond In the time spociflod
Tho Hoard of 1 ommlftslnnora ro
eervo tho right to reject any or All
bids or to let tho work soparatoly as
thoy may doom best for tho clty'i
Intorost. 0. II, HRUCK.
City Clerk.
First published the 10th day of May.
1910. 10-10.
Tho rarest mimlenl tront of V
eoaaon the Norfleot sisters at V
Broadway Baptist cburoh Thursday
ovoalng. Admission and 50 eonts.
10-3.
With the Sick.
Mre. "W. It. Slvldfo is reported aerl
ousiy 111.
Tom Hell has reenvoro from a so
voro attack of mnlarla.
A raro troat tho Norflcot slater
nt tho Broadway Hnptlgt church, on
Thursday ovonlng. Admission. 25 an!
CO cents. 10-3.
ALL GETTING READY
FOR THE BIG PICNIC
MISSOURI WILL BE IN PARADt
WITH APPLES AND MULES AID
FOR HILLIS.
Kvorybo.y ts getting lntctestcd in
tho picnic, and most every man you
nice: wan.s to know wheio ou are
rroin, so that If you happen to be from
ills state ho can enlist you uh a mem
tier. The peoplo Horn Mlsxonil, the
"show me' SUM-, want to bo repre
sented lit tho picnic and 1. It. Dost
and .1. V. Kemp say that they will
havo some big red app'.es as well as
tho crowd from Arkansas. They abso
propose to have In the parade a pair
of tho finest mules on earth tha. were
raised In tholr state. "I'liclo" Skelly
Wolwrttm says that he hardly knows
what crowd that ho will go with, no;
has lived In Tennessee and Texas and
was water-bound In Arkansas for some
time. A meeting will bo called aim
a state society organized by those
from tho different states and tho at
rnngomcnts for tho big picnic will
bo made. A. M. Sosbee, .1. C. Lively
and J. I-:. Hamilton say that they will
hao an o team and wagon loaded
with logs for tho parade and that
Mark lllllls will do the driving. Hul
ls has not agreed to this, as ho says
It has been some time since lie hauled
saw logs, but Tom Smith, who halls
from Mississippi and says that no wit
once the best ox driver In the state,
has agreed to help Mr. lllllls In case
he falls, so that part of the progranj
Is arranged. Tho members from until
state aro at work and tho picnic prom
ises to be tho event of the year In
Ardmore.
Call for Kansans.
In order that tho 'Sunflower State"
may bo adequately represented at tin
proposed Joint states picnic to be held
at a time mid plnce to bo decided
upon nt a later date, and to tiiaugu
rate plans therefor, natives of Kansas
aro nereiiy respectiiii'y requested to
meet at tho city hall Sunday, May 15,
at .'1 o'clock p. m.
L. II. BRADFORD,
ARTHUR ADAMS.
IIO.MKR ADAMS,
And Others.
Call of Goober Grabbers.
All persons who hall from the state
of Georgia arc hereby requested t'
meet at tho district court room at
2:30 Sunday afternoon for the purpose
of organizing a Georgia Society. 'a
want to choose our prettiest Georgia
girl as sponsor, wo wanX to affiliate
with the state society and also to take
part In tho Ardmore reunion of states.
Kvery Georgian Is requested to bo
p'resent. Tho nicetlns wi;r lie cnlled
to order sharp as tho veterans will
be In session within thirty minutes
nfter our meeting Is called to order.
iMUS. JOHN F. HASLHY,
JOHN L. GALT,
It. -M. LKSTKR,
J. K. PAUKFJI,
And Others.
Voice from Long Horns.
All natlvo Tcxnna are hereby cal
ed to moot in tho district court room
Sunday afternoon at -I::t0 o'clock, for
the purpose of organizing tho state
society. Kvery man and woman, who j
loves his natlvo stato and whose soul I
Is stirred by tho recollections of the
Alamo and San Jacinto aro urged to
be present.
ARTHUR WALCOTT,
DON IjAiOY.
BRUT SIMEON,
MOHAN SCOTT,
And Others.
A raro treat tho Norflcot sisters
nt tho Broadway Baptist church, on
Thursday evening. Admission, 2.1 an-
1 50 cents,
10-1.
Real Estate Transfers.
List of transfeiK filed for record
yontorday. Furnished by the Carter
County Abstract Company.
W. R. McClatchoy to C. h. Carroll,
warranty deed; consideration $."0n:
individod half Intorost in Lot V
Block 2, Mol.lsli Plate addition t
.rdmore.
Mary H. Ileos and W. II. Doci tj
Charles Handler, wnrrnnty deed, part
of Sees. 31, 35 and 36 in Twp. IS
R2W. ,
Conielln ,(!aaway ami S. C. Casta
way to B. B. Prairie, warranty deed;
160; I.ots 5 and (I, In Hick 18.
Wheeler.
MoWnorton Weir to 8am Cobn,
ht ntv $2600; K of
of 8KM: NK'4 "f K' t BV.
Bee. :!5; X, of N'K', of 8W14
SWVi of NK'i ' sW'i- NW4 of
.Vis of SWU of SWVi, See.
36, T3S. R.iW.
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TO MOTHERS.
MRS. VIHSLOWS SOOTHING
1 hnt hn uaivl lr Million of UaUMy for Uwlr
'tilblrpb wIjIIh Trt-lbllur fur ovtir I'uiv leiu-ft.
PHiu. i'Hr wma umm, mmx u in unit
fm4y roraurriitvft.
IWrvrV-rMK I'l'M- IIOTILI'.
TENNIS
If
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LYNN, The
BLUES FATTED
E
LOCALS POUNDED ANDERSON TO
ALL CORNERS OF THE LOT
BRYAN PITCHED EFFECTIVELY
The Blues obtained ample revenge
yesterday for Monday's defeat by
Coalgato, annexing the decisive game
of tho serioa 10 to II. Anderson, who
pitched good ball hero last season,
occupied tho box for Coalgato, but
seemed off-color and was given nit
iwful drubbing. Bryant on tho other
hand held the visitors to four hits.
The Blues began hitting Anderson
lu tho first liming and kept nt him
until ho was relieved by Mntion.
Tho scoro:
1 2 .1 I 5 fi 7 8 9 H.U.K.
Coalgato 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 2 .'I -I G
Ardmoro 1 2 0 1 2 2 1 1 x 10 I I II
Tho Blues will bo Idle the balance
of the week. The Colbert Indians
play hero next Sunday.
Knights Templar, Attention.
Ardmoro Couiiiimulcry No. 5, K. T.
will confer Red Cross and Templar
degrees, Thursday evening nt 7 p. m.
Banitiet nil members requested to
attend. Visiting Knights welcome.
HOI IT. H. HFA'RY, K. C.
GWO. H. HRUCK, Recorder.
WANTHD A girl for Solomon'B now
place. U-3
PLAY BALL
You can't play good ball
with a poor glove. Try a
Spauhling glove anil see
how easy it Is. They aro
recognized as the bust made
and everyone fully guaran
teed, both by the manufac
turers and by us. We car
ry their entire lino.
Western Pharmacy
4 WKST MAIN HT.
Phone Your Electric
Troubles to
RITTER
BROS.
NO. 806
We have expert electricians
in our employe and can do
your work right and can
do it quickly. Throw your
troubles on our shoulders,
Central Livery Barn
When you want, a first class
single rig or a road team,
phone 35.
WILL FORD,
Munatfor.
LOST Two steers necked
' together, both red and white
Ipided, one lias no brands or
j murks, the oilier branded
jon hip. Liberal reward lor
information. J. B. Criner,
I Ardmore, pdswa
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Dr. Howard Cox
Chiropractor
Phono 401) Noble UltlR.
I Good Report I
Always follows the use of
our services, whether it
is transferring, packing or
storing. Take the hint.
Entrust your jobs to us.
WILSON & SMITH
Transfer & Storage Co.
Phone 72. Ardmore, Okla.
The treat procession of jx'ople who use
economy aro itmrchlnc down to the
London Steam Dye Hoise
with tlielr obi clothe to to CleatirJ
liyiil. Prem-tl anil Itcimiretl,
Spi-clal Thirty ! huies
Hull I'll'Ilncil .
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u Olluirr lli.li-l. rhuiif.101
Board and Rooms
Boarcf, per week $3.50
Board and Room, per wk. $5.00
'.01 M- C nnd Went Main StH.
GOOD SERVICU.
WELL LOCATED.
MRS. G. L. LOWERY
Telephone 560.
C. Boone Taliaferro
LICENSED EMBALMEP.
Oklahoma License No.
Missouri License No. 4-its
Embalming guarnr ,J hu. :.
tor tor shipping t nuVt.i',.
forwardi: t; bodies to tlil- - V
for lmrl.il, or to tmss thuutt to
u'tiiT (lointit, ran ruly on their
pit 'on rtuelvmi: iiroiniit nnd
nolliv uiiiu.titiu jf coin ii my
win .
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