The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 132, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 7, 1911 Page: 2 of 8
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Ardmore Tuesday March 7 1911
PAGE TWO
THE DAILY ARDMOREITt
Purify Your Blood
The cause of pimples bulls nnd oth-
eruptions ns well ns of th.it tired
feeling nnd poor appetite whl. h are so
common In the spring Is Impure nnd
impoverished blood.
The best way to purify nnd nrlch
the bloou as thousands of people know
by experience Is to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Accept tio substitute but Insist on
having Hood's.
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets known as garsalabs.
ENORMOUS TOLL FOR
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS OF
RAILROAD FOR PERSONAL IN-
JURY CLAIMS IS MILLIONS.
MCMILLAN.
McMillan Okla. March !. We
having spring weather right now
Chicago. .March fi. The -no; moils
and gi-iiwing total ilisliiir.sciiK'ius of
! tip. railroads or the rouiilry for
! pi'is( ii U injury claims and damage
to i.'cklit ainiMintiiig in lds to
iiro $.'.(; 7000011 Is urged as une of t lu
ll f
most ptv.
sing factors of railroad ex-
ter Inning somo severe weather I;it lt.8e I( lL. icduc'd as a icsult of
woek. W'e thought all fruit was kilh-dj th( i0iSia.te coiniucrro commis-
but after examining the blooms find SU11S n.rutal to permit an advance
that 5ii per cent Is still In good s-hapo. : (f r.ltva
Kverythlng else seems to be In good i 'iiiiiriiiiiii W. f the In-
shape. flardeii stuff In going to be (lilIU railroad ommlshion who Is
little backward owing to the freeze. j a-s() ciiairman of the advisory board
A good many farmers planted coin f t)e j.;igiio for public safety with
last weeli. AVe hive a .nood season In hcadipiartt rs in Chicago found on
the grousid and we are hoping to make Investigation that in ten years this
a fine crop this season. I drain h is more than doubled.
Brad Hill lost his house by Or- and "While tho gross earnings Inereas-
everything In It last Thursday also ed approximately l:!0 kt cent In 10
$300 In cash. There was no one .at years from lH'.i"" ho said "the sum
the house except Mrs. Mill when it! paid for cl miasiercna"). . etaoinvb
caught fire and was well under head- paid for claimH increased 3.'!.") per
way before she noticed It. cent.
The death angel visited the home of "As between 1H07 and l'.MS the
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Helms last Sunday! gross earnings made a moderate in-
ond took from tholr home Hielr littlo' crease estimated at about 0 per
darling Bessie one of their twin ba-1 cent and one might reasonab'y sup-
bles which was about eleven months! pose that reduced tonnage would
old. The funeral was held at McMil-
lan cemetery. Rev. F. E. Taylor con-
ducted tho services.
J. B. Moates purchased a nice gaso-
line engine last woek: Ho Is using
it for several purposes.
Dr. Winston spent two days last
week In Ardniore.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnln
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S fig-
natur Is on each box. 25c.
THE NEW QUEEN OF THE DAIRY
Over Seven Tons of Milk and Over
Half a Ton of Butter In One Year.
From a Cow Weighing Under 900
Pounds Net Profit $565.22.
Another world's record haa been
broken. Tho new queen of the dairy
is a beautiful Jersey cow named So-
phie 19th of Hood Farm owned and
tested at Hood Farm Lowell Mass.
She Is the champion Jersey for milk
and butter fat production of cows be
tween four and five years of nge.
During tho twelve months ending
December 31 1910 on a test authenti-
cated by the Massachusetts Agricul-
tural College under the rules of the
cause proportionately small Increase
in the amount of claims. On the con-
trary the figures compiled from the
returns of twenty-ono leading rail-
ways show that the claims leaM-d
forward 19.8S per cent between 1907
and 1908 and woir.d have been much
greater but for a phenomenal de-
cnase of over three-quarters of a
million in payment for M-rsonal In-
juries by one road which materially
reduced the total percentage of in-
crease. "The totail of $:.(70OOiO thus with-
drawn from tho revenues of tho com-
panies is a burden whose weight
is most onerous. It is equal to all
the freight earnings of the state of
Texas; It equals tin- total revenues
of all the rallwuya of Belgium; It
exceeds the total earnings of the
railroads of Sweden Norway and
Denmark combined; It Is more than
one-third the annual earnings of all
Canadian roads; it exceeds the year
ly compensation of all the firemen
and conductors of nil) the railways In
tho Culled Stales; It Is double the
yearly pay of the station agents of
this connlry; It Is three tlnwa the
aggregate salaries of all the general
officers of the railways in the Full
ed States.
'If thin vast drain accomplished
. I T .. f ' I . . 1 .
ftinciicBii vmur v ...... ll8 4st(.siUle object if it actually
19t.h of Hood Farm gave 14.33 lbs. Jj aitMlme compensation for in
oz. milk testing 1005 lbs. 11 oz. .butter. d suffered the-.
might be some consolation for the
roads in contemplating It. Hut It is
or over hulf a ton. An accurate ac-
count was kept of her feed and her
milk sold at 10c per quart made a consumed in the payment of coun-
profit of $M'.:..22
The United States Department of
Agriculture's estimato In round num
bers of the wealth produced each year
by the 22000000 cows In the United
States 1 $S00000000 or an average
profit of $.16.36 per cow. If more at-
tention was wade to feeding and
breeding It should 'be easy to Increase
the average profit per cow to at least
one-tenth of the profit made by Sophie
19th of Hood Farm which would raise
the total to $1210000000 an Increase
of $4400000(10.
A Fierce Night Alarm
la the hoarse startling cough of a
child suddenly attacked by croup. Of-
ten It aroused Lewis Chamblln of
Manchester. O.. .R. R. No. 2) for
their four children were greatly sub-
ject to croup. "Sometimes In severe
attacks" he wrote "we were afraid
they would die but since we proved
what a certain remedy Dr. King's New
Discovery Is we have no fear. We
rely on It for croup and for cotighe.
colds or any throat or lung trouble."
So do thousands of others. So may
you. Asthma. Hay Fever lAtirlppe
Whooping Cough. Hernorrha.'.'c fly
before It. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Sold by Hinger Drug Co.
sel fees court co.ts the printing of
briefs and even the part which
reaches the hands of the complain-
ant often does not remain In his
possession but is soon dissipated."
Attacks School Principal.
A severe attack on school principal
Chas. B. Allen of Sylvanla Ga. Is
thus told by him. "For more thnn
three years" he writes "I suffered In-
describable torture from rheumatism
liver and stomach trouble and dis
eased kidneys. All remedies railed till
I used Klectrlc Bitters but four bot-
tles of this wonderful remedy cured
nie completely." Such results are
common. Thousands bleoa them for
curing stomach trouble female com-
plaints kidney disorders biliousness
and for new health and vigor. Try
them. Only r.OY at Ringer Drug Co.
i:::i:ti:insi:ttii8ttnti
Most of the pride that a
shows in his family Is when
bragg-ng about it downtown.
man
he's
$10.00 REWARD.
Has Millions of Friends.
How would you like to number your!
friends by millions as Bin klen's Ar-j
nlca Salve does? Its astounding curesj
In the past forty years made them.
It's the best Salve in the world for
cores ulcers eczema burns boilF
scalds cuts corns sore eyes sprains
ewellings bruises cold sores. Has no
equal for plies. 2"c at Ringer Drug
Company.
Will be paid by the Ardmore-
Ite to any one who brings In-
formation to this office that
leads to the conviction of any
person or persons guilty of tak- tt
ing the Iaily Ardmorelle after tt
they have been delivered to the tt
subscribers' doors or cutting tt
coupons from tho same. tt
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On'.y a bachelor knows what kind
of a woman would make a satisfac-
tory wife. That Is why he's a bachelor.
rXfrTO-NIGHT
UuacaaMn.
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OK1ILV
op-
There are snO union coal wagon
drivers In New Yorn.
Bartenders in.Saeramento Cal. are
being organized Into a union.
The posioffice girl messenger has
taken her place In English official
life.
In Tennessee the anti-blacklisting
bill is well on the road to the statute
looks.
A bill for the better protection of
workmen has ln-en Introduced In the
Ontario legislature.
Of the fifteen aldermen on the
board of Foughkecpsie N. Y. eight
of them are union men.
Twenty-one schools devoted to in-
dustrial training in Hawaii give In
struct ion in lace making.
On May S at Toronto Canada the
Order of Railroad Telegraphers will
hold its annual convention.
In nix years the debt of the Toron-
to Can. I-alior Temple has been re-
duced from $32oo0 to $10"i00.
A measure is before the California
legislature to limit the working hours
for women to eight a day.
Tlx- Sailors' union of the Pacafic
has appropriated $2."i.000 for the aid
of the striking seamen of the great
lakes.
A co-operative furniture factory Is
to bo established in Ouelph Can. to-
wards which $l0o0 has so far been
mil-scribed.
Fraternal delegates from Ministers
Associations regularly attend the
meetings of the Central Labor Union
In Kalamazoo Mich
Men workers In Japanese cotton
mills earn on the average 23 cents a
day the women 1C cents and the chll-j
dren from 8 to 10 cents. !
The three local lodges of boiler
makers at San Francisco Cal. have
under consideration a proposition to
amalgamate under one head. J
Tho Vallejo Cal. trades and labor
council went on record recently as fa-
vorlng the ibill granting power to
the people to recall the judges. j
The state of Oregon hnfl Just enact-1
ed an employers' liability law which
Is far In ndvanco of anything ever at
tempted elsewhere In that- line.
Winnipeg Can. school teachers'
salaries have been raised ranging
now from $500 to $1000 a year ac
cording to experience and service.
Tho General Federation of Labor
Leagues of Italy recently organized
mass meetings to protest ngainst the
ever Increasing cost of living In Italy.
The Northwest Council of Carjien-
ters will represent 7500 members and
will embrace Oregon Washington
Idaho Montana and British Columbia.
Drug clerks In Stockton Cal. have
been organized Into a union the first
organization of the kind In the history
of the labor movement In that city.
Iron molders at Knoxvllle Tenn.
are out on strike and have good pros
pects for settlement. They demand
Increased wases and a Bhorter work
day.
Despite Sylvia Pankhurst's asser
tion that girl workers at Hull Que.
received ns low as $1 .SO a week It Is
stated that $3 Is the lowest wage paid
there.
In France 39604 persons employed
In the chemical industry or 35 per
cent are organized. Masters nre or
ganized to the number of 4972 or S3
per cent.
Canadian railway men will ask that
legislation be enacted making rail-
ways resMinsMiIo for compensation
for nil injuries to employes no matter
what the cause.
Montreal Can manufacturers pro
pose the organization of a "home mar-
ket league" to comprise every Cana
dian industry nnd appeal to the patri-
otism of consumers.
The Kansas senate has passed a bill
requiring all mine owners to main-
tain shower baths at the mouth of a
trine with Individual lockers for the
men employed in the mines.
A strong district council of carpen
ters embracing five towns has been
organized in Wisconsin. The .places
represented are Ohkosh Appleton
Berlin Neenah and Menasha.
Carpenters at iAWfrenco. Kansas
have Increased their scale from 35 to
374 cents per hour through strike
but failed to get the union shop with
all of t lie contracting carpenters.
The union label section of the San
Francisco Labor Council has decided
to adopt a universal label in place of
the different labels now In use and
will ask the council for its approval
of the change.
The New York Building Trades
Council decided to disobey an order
of the building trades department of
the American Federation of Ijibor to
unseat the locals of the carpenters
and steanifitter8.
The American Federation of I-abor
Is taking action asainst the proposi-
tion to repeal the act of Congress that
requires that all paper money of the
Government shall be prodeced with
hand roller presses.
Methods of safeguarding the live?
of thousands of workers In the mills
and factories of Philadelphia was the
principal topic for discussion at a re-
cent conference called In Philadelphia
under tho auspices of the National As-
sociation of American Manufacturers.
The housemaids of Boston Mass.
have formed a union to bring about
te'ter conditions inclining the estab-
lishment of an employment agency of
their own. and the establishment of'
a housemaids' borne.
For the first time in two decade
organized labor In Chicago III. went
liodily Into politics recently. The Chi-
cago Federation of Labor voted to cre-
ate a ward and precinct fighting force
similar to political organizations and
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Package Mailed Free to All
In Plain Wraper.
The Pyramid Smile.
Many cases of Piles have been cured
by a trial package of Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment. When
it proves its value to you get more
from your druggist at 50c a box and
be sine you get the kind you ask for.
Simply fill out free coupon bolow and
mail today. Save yourself from the
surgeon's knife and Its torture the
doctor and bis bills.
FREE PACKAGE COUPON
PRYAMID DRUG COMPANY
2CG Pyramid Bldg. Marshall Mich.
Kindly send me a sample of Pyr-
amid Pile Cure at once by mall
in plain wrapper.
Name
Street
City State
fight for candidates who were friendly
to labor Interests.
The barbers of Boston Mass. have
made a demand on the state legisla-
ture for the passage of a barbers' li-
cense law similar to that now In op-
eration in other states In the union.
A co-operative store at Waterloo
la. owned and operated by union men
has been opened and is doing a large
business. Through this busiess venture
the cost of living has been reduced
10 per cent to the workers.
The Waitresses' Union at San Fran-
cisco Cal. Is against the proposed law
to prohibit women from working In
places where liquor is sold. The nnlon
has decided to make a vigorous fight
against the proposed bill on the
ground that it would deprive a large
percentage of its membership of em-
ployment. The Youngstown 0 Builders' Ex-
change and the Masons' and Bricklay-
ers' Unions have united In trying to
stamp out the use of cigarettes by
workmen while on duty. A new scale
was made which goes Into effect at
once. Increasing the wages of the
workmen but prohibiting them from
making or smoking cigarettes while
at work.
Nearly 2.000 more children were;
found at work in factories In New-
York State in 1910 as compared with
1909 but the percentage of illegal em-
ployment was slightly less. The pro-
portion of illegal child labor found In
1910 (49.1 per cent) was 'but slightly
below that of 1909 (51.4.)
A conservative estimate of the loss
in cash to the wealth of the United
States through preventable accidents
In Industrial plants puts the total at
about $125000000 a year. Out of 29-
000000 workers In the United States
It has been estimated that one iperson
has been killed or Injured every mln
ute.
For Hair
and Scalp
To prevent dry thin
and falling hair remove
dandruff allay itching
and irritation and pro-
mote the growth and
beauty of the hair fre-
quent shampoos with
Cuticura Soap assisted
by occasional dressings
with Cuticura Ointment
are usually effective
when other methods
fail. In preserving puri-
fying and beautifying
the skin in preventing
minor eruptions from
becoming chronic and
in the treatment of tor-
turing disfiguring hu-
mors rashes itchings
and inflammations
from infancy to age
these pure sweet and
gentle emollients have
no rivals.
Ind to Potur Drul Clirm Ccrp . Bo
tea I of tn sac IM tut tail bur.
I Will Send in This
Nomination Today
Said a man in a contest conducted in
Philadelphia a few years ago. He sent
in the nomination coupon and his nom-
inee won the best prize.
What Will You Do With
This Coupon
Do a friend a favor by nominating him
or her in the automobile contest. It
will be greatly appreciated.
$10.00 in Gold
For a Name
We want real live candidates and are willing to
pay for them. 10.00 in gold will be given to the party
who nominatesthe winner of the automobile. The
nominator's name will positively not be made known
unless their candidate wins and then only after the
contest is over.
NOMINATION BALLOT
Send to the contest manager of The Ardmoreite. Each
contestant is entitled to one nomination only good for
1000 VOTES
TIIEflARDMOREITE'S GREAT $2500 CONTEST
NOMINATION BLANK
I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss
Street No. District No
Town or City County
By
Address Date
Why Not Enter Your Own Name?
FREE COUPON
GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES
Ardmoreite Automobile and Prize Contest
Name.
Address.
Town .
District No Void after March 14
This coupon will not be counted unless it is neatly trim-
med around border and properly filled out. If possible
vote them in 25 E0 or 100 lots; fill out top coupon also
number of coupons in package. No loose or rolled coupons
will be accepted.
Greatly Improved
Service to
KANSAS CITY
VIA
"THE HUSTLER"
The New Fast Train
Leave Madill . . 9:25 pm
Arrive Kansas City . 11:59 am
Leave Kansas Cit . . 5:00 pm
Arrive Madill . . . 7:27 am
Direct Connections to and
from Ardmore
Finest train in the South-
west consisting of Pullman
Sleepers Dining Cars
Coaches and Chair Cars.
Solid Steel Train.
Quickest Service to Texas
Points.
For Information see the Ticket
Agent or write
C. O. Jackson D. P. A.
Frisco Lines
Oklahoma City - Okla.
To California
slithtly biKher (rum some points)
VIA
All the W ay
One Way Colonist
TicKets on Sale Dally
March 10 to April 10 inc.
Tourist Sleeper thru to Los Angeles
on train t (very Tuesday
Ask (or our California booklets
They are Free
For detail Information see Santa Fe
agent or addrets
W. S. KEENAN. G. P. A.
Galveston
Professional Cards
LAWYERS.
KAPPLER A MERILLAT
Attorneys At Law
Practice before all Courta Congress
Government Departments. Indian
Cases specialty. Office Bond Bldg..
Washington D. C.
W. F. BOURLAND
Lawyer
FIRST STATE BANK BUILDING
Ardmore Okla.
R. A. HEFNER
Lawyer
Third Floor Guaranty State Bank
Building
ARDMORB .... OKLA.
PHYBICIANS.
DR. L. U. BROWN
Veterinary Surgeon.
Duly licensed to practice my pro-
fession. Domestic animals treated
according to the latest approved
methods. Phone 286.
ARCHITECTS
W. A. TACKETT
Architect
Office In Slma-Pennlngton Building
Ardmore Okla.
C. A. REEDER
Surveying and Mapping
Prompt attention. Capable wort.
Phone 667 -white or address me at
Ardmore Okla.
TOP
At The Grand Avenue Hotel
Rooms 75c and li.oo.
If you happen to be in Oklahoma City overnight.
Railroad Ties Wanted.
Hewn oak ties wanted delivered on
Ardinore-Duncan-Lawton ladlroad. Di-
mensions CxS Inches and 8 1-2 fee:
long. Make your bids er tie and ad-
dress It to Box 311 Ardmore Okla.
dwtf
Un the want ad coiuitn.
L'se the want ads.
One kind of hero is the young
man who beards her father in his
den.
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