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Ardmcre Monday Nov. 13 1911
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAGE FIVE
Y
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ROBISON OPERA HOUSE
Monday. Nov. 13
Montgomery E. Brewster
OFFERS
Miss Irene Daniel
Anil a Superb Company
in the .lowest Sensa-
tionof theSeason
The
Common
Law
BY LKM B. PARK KK
I'.au'd upon the most widely iliv-eiis-cd
t (!- nl tli' ilny. Tnii' Ik
HIb in i try respect. Complete
New Yurk cast ami prodncl inn.
Prices 23c. fiOc 7.1c
SEAT SALE AT
3S22I
PERSONALS
J. F. McMurry of McAluster was in
the city yebterday.
E. A. Cochran of 'nncwood w;u;
in the city yesterday.
K. C. Armstrong of Idabel spent
Sunday here.
W. M. Ritchie of Manusville was in
the city Sunday.
W. T. Ward a i rominent citizen of
Tishomingo BOMtt Sunday here.
I. Jasers of Madill spent Sunday
in the city.
Col. Sukks state commissioner or
highways who has heen In the city
for several days left this afternoon
lor Oklahoma City. '
A. A. Acheson United States poBt-
office inspector was in the city today
on official business.
R. A. Fox went to Oklahoma City
todav on business.
Attorney Hush Ledbetter went to
Oklahoma City today on legal busi-
ness. V. 01. Pit.lcr who has heen in Chi-
eairo and the eastern markets for the
past two weeks purchasing Roods for
the Randol-Dltzler Dry Goods com-
pany returned this morning.
Cattle Quarantine Line Designated.
Oklahoma City Nov. i:i- Proclama-
tion was issued by tho state board
of agriculture today placing above
the stato cattle quarantine line that
property declared to ho free from
Texas fever tick by the federal gov-
ernment on November 1. The area
includes all of Kay Noble Pavne
Pawnee except four townships in the
northeastern comer; all of Lincoln
salo four townships in the .southeast-
ern corner; ciidit townships of Grady
county being all of the county ivest
nf the Rock Island and north of the
Frisco railroad and seventeen town-
ships in the western portion of 0sa;4e
county.
NO REMOVAL OF APACHES NOW.
Geronimo'i Band Will Remain at Fort
Sill for Present.
Fort Sill Okla. Nov. II?. The
Apache Indians are not to be removed
from Fort Sill at once a.-a there has
been no order issued from the war
department looking to tho transfer of
Cieronimo'fl band from the ist here
as reported. Col. Hugh L. Scott
who was sent here to Investigate the
Apache tribe has Just been sent to
Arizona on special detail for work
of the interior department.
Why?
Why aren't you always cheerful?
"There's a reason"
Yotr smile may disappear just for a
season
Old friends In passing by nod their
heads and wonder why.
But your heart prompts this reply
"There's a reason."
When a woman wants to puzzlo a
man all she has to do Is act natural.
HILDA AND JULES IN "THE WOLF."
j j ' Ai " t ' jjiij
I i
Thursday. Nov. 16
Jones & Crane
OF FEU
The
Wolf
HY KCtiENF. WALTER
The Oreutest Kesilist'V
Drama of thin L'cntui y .
Cat and "oKtunif-d with
Aut'ientiiity and Cor-
ru t IR'Kf .
A Play that Held Both
Nr York and t hieago
Spellbound tor one whole
Season.
Prices l()c "or SI
si.ro.
HOFFMANN'S
u
- - - - - - !
B ! S U S U !! tt n II I! i! 1! t: :i tl
!
WHAT'S THE USE?
n a n v. a e it :: k v. ::
(Uy Redyns)
Not so very Ions aj;o but to he con-
venuonai lei us s.i. wiii. upon " wt.-.cio i.r li rimptnw tin.
time" there was a younK nian In j
.sunny Oklahoma who by strict at- j
tent-on to business had risen in the
commercial world so much so i fact
.1... 1. a. nnlo nnmmfiiiiliul fill 1TI1.
lllill. III? Tllll IJlll.y i llllllilliiiu. .... ...
port.mt position in one of the loading
bankitiK institutions of the town hut
was a stockholder in it ns well. He
was perfectly satisfied with his posi-
tion in the world of labor but he -was
not at all satisfied with his position
m the world of labor but he was not
at all satisfied with h Imfielf from i a
ally Inclined he dedded to take unto
" Tl I ' I' I T".
Illllll'l SI. II. ILI IIH3 fS". '"
choice thev decided to marry and es-
taldish a home oT their own. Of course I
tne consnu oi me minus ..
by the younc man in question and af-
ter "papa." who was a stern it.3noFs
man became convinced of the titnoss
of the younK man as a husband for h is I
daughter and only child ho gave hie
consent and they ' became one." I
After the honeymoon a cottage was
built the young- man deeming noting
too good for his bride ordered the
furniture which was of the best from
a neighboring city.
When this fact became ltnown the
'oral furniture dealer wrought him-
self into a frenzy ho called upon the
young man and upbraided him for not
patronizing home Institutions stat-
ing that be was carrying a fifty thous-
and dollar stock and could have sold
him the identical fituff that he pur-
chased in another city and perhaps
could have saved him the freight
charges. Tho young man admitted
that he was very sorry but ho never
had noticed what he was handling
never before having taken much in-
terest lu furniture but he noticed an i vidne of the Broadway church will at-
advortisemont in a paper printed in tend the convention as a trustee of the
the city where he made his purchase i Baptist State I'niversit v. From the
tha tthere were some genuin bargains j Sonli Ardmore church Mr. and Mrs.
infnrniture and happening to need fur- ( C. W. Post will go.
niture at that particular time went to ;
the city and made the selection.
Thiri did not appease the wrath of
the local merchant and he continued
to condemn "mail order houses" and
people who went outside of their homo
town to make purchases when they
could secure the goods at home. Tho
young man listened to him for a few
moments and thou said:
"1 have been living in this town ! Livingstone Hose SohuIIor or New
uearlv all mv life and I have been a j York after Mrs. James If. Cantt of
constant reader of the local paper: tell Missouri had withdrawn from tho race
me when did I ever read an ndver- The second ballot resulted: Mrs.
tipemcnt of your business in it?" ; White 1 077: Mrs. Schuyler 712.
To this the incensed party replied ! Flection of minor officers resulted
he did verv litt.o advertising that he as follows:
bad an estabpshed business and ' Mrs. Frank C. Odenheimer Marv-
thought that ' home folks" ought to land vice president general; Mrs. D.
patronize him. What's the use of a i C Ludlow of Washington second
moral? vice president; Mrs. .1. J. MeAlester
! Oklahoma third vice president goner-
i Poverty is no disgrace-
it's good.
OPERA HOUSE NOVEMBER lG'h
mm
Yelie C. Sug-is of the Ardtnoroite
force is laid ti; lids week with an in-
jured hand.
Mi. J. II. Criffith will leave here
Tuesday on her holiday visit. She j
will go to Cleveland Ti nn where j
she will spend the time until January
1 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
P. Marshall. ;
W. II. Moorer. stale Sunday School :
mis.-eoiinrv of the Ha:ui.-t church was '
here Sunday from tl'.luhnina City and
preached last nii-'ht a' the South Aril-
more Baptist church. 1
i
In the city court this morning there j
was one ca-e trieil for drunkenness j
and the accused was found guilty of I
the chnr-e anil a fine collected. This '
afternoon there are several cases that
will he heard h.V .Indue Sholton.
Company (! of the Oklahoma Na-
tional Cuaid is preparing to have a
swell entert'iininent In the near future.
Just what this Is to lie was not given
out. hut it is'intitnatod that it will he
a lilir military hall at. which time Ad-
jutant. C.eneral Canton will he a guett
of the boys of Company ('.
H. W. Reploele of Carthage Mo. Is
in the i ity a Buest of the Whittiniiton.
lie is here to look over the situation
Mlw!th a view of making investments.
This morninj; in company witn !. if.
McKlrov he drove out to Oil City to
u9i: .(-t the townsite and the oil fields.
T. H. Roberts. R If. Corlew. R. IT.
Drennen and Will Deveny w'll leavo
on a hunUnK rip. TnPy
)(i.(vp hprp n ft w.icf)n nn( wi traV)
p hnnt JcaM
h
A card wa received this morning
from V. 'W. Trask who is snioiirnintr
for his health at the famed Monte Ne
resort m Arkansas. The Major from
the tone of his messaee Is not very
.JM 4Uio wnu
ailvprtteP( rPllort aml lt not hc
(j fp(k him ba(.v In Anlnlor(
ft(W ( tlrnkn hromMe water
? our own sprlnR.
The motor car that has heen oper-
nfm )Hwppn ; r amj M.1(lill 0VPr
thp j. 1);S 1).mKPll gehednle and
hp.paftpr wl r.nmin in Ardmore
oV(r n jn(.to1( of Ma(H1 Tho onr
)avp sx 0(lork n h(
t 4.4- lho aHernoon
)n fiU(rp
'
The Rnptist State Convention will
bo held tiiis week in Durant. The con-
vention i; roper will convene Wednes-
day morning but on Tuesday a pas-
tors' conference will be held and a
woman's meeting will be in session at
the same time. The Broadway Pap-
tist and the South Ardmore Itnptist
churches in this city will he well rep-
resented at the state convention and
both of them will go with good re-
ports. Among those who will no from
here to represent 'Broadway church
are Mrs. V. 1. C.riibbs Mrs. Y. M. Mas-
ters Mrs. K. H. Henry Miss Daisy
Nichols Mrs J. B. Spragins and Rev.
V. M. Masters. Mr Masters will not
ro before Thursday Prof. ('. P. Sol-
OKLAHOMA WOMAN HONORED.
Itichmond Ya.. Nov. in. On the
pooond ballot in a contest marked by
groat dispay of spirit Mrs. Alexander
B. Whito of Tennessee was elected
president general of tho United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy defeating Mrs.
-if vonr cred- i : Mr J'oy uoiiks -ici.inney jen-
I tucky recording secretary general;
i Mr. Kate Childress Sehanable Louisi-
i ana corresponding secretary general;
Mr. C. B. Tate Virginia treasurer
general: Mrs. J. B. G. Cantt Missouri
; registrar general; Mrs. L H Kalns
I Georgia custodian crosses of honor:
j Mrs Prank Anthony Walke Virginia
custo'lian flags and pennant".
Births.
Mrs.
To Mr.
son.
and
B. C Rickets.
Signs of London Public Houses.
A return of licenses extinguished in
j the county of Loudon reveals peculiar
i names of public houses. Among the
i animals are the White Horse. Red
j Lion. I niconi. Lion. Fox and Hounds.
Stag. Fiying Horse und White Hart
Birds ate represented by the White
! Swan H-n and Chickens
Growing
Children
Ned thi' vi'ry bt'sfc food
obtainable- -
Tat re's none better than
I Grape-Nuts
L
There s a Reason"
ALL DOPE "FIENDS
E
! WHEN CITY DADS PASSZD ORDI-
NANCE AGAIN bT S-LE UK
' DKUGS THEY VANISHED.
i . a the c't i i mini.-
. t ed an ! din .;. a 'aia.-.
' i i icai tie or oilier "dope"
'! i i! ;t doc! or'.; pre;- i'i ;
:iice that t i :i : there has
.a.iiIiis n f "di;v ti nils"
. ' y. At present it l.s sat e
: '.Mt Willi iV.".i.d.. one .i.
i Mills 1 hey 'in'' i nl.'.!.:
i:. s w :i": .' It is net-sl
iir ig. Tiine w m in rd-
'! the t.tnvls were lp.'itiil-
i M.veral !' these ualor-
when their supply of
.i- cut olf they left
e oi dinaiK e u as passed it
uorgenc clause and t he
ie the city who had heen
i of selling the drug to
' !' shut down mi them ini-
inliss they were armed
! t i i ".-h pri scrip; Inn. This
. u.is out of Ihe quest ion
i eases and as I licy had to
dope" or I him t hey did
compelled to move and the
I. did of their presence.
c !1. !.!:
1'i'cn i
.1 'ism
i i
to ge
more A
lit ! I'll w
1 11 : ia t s
"dope" .'
When
ote tin
druggisi .-
iu the
these pe
mediate!
with a
of cour:
in isul iP
have tin
they we
cit was
SLER RIGHT YOUTH !
: SUCCEEDS AGEi
GRAY HAIR IS FIRST SIGN OF AGE
HARMLESS REMEDY RE-
i STORES TO NATURAL COLOR.
j Osier isn't the only man who turns
; down old age. In the business world
t!ie "young man" Is always the one
j who picks the plums. It is an age
; of ' new thought" "new talent" etc.
and the old man is p;u;ued by in the
race.
One of the first si -'lis of comins
age 's the a. pcaranee of gray hairs.
When you see them act promptly.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem-
edy will correct this sign which so
I often deceives people into thinking
mat age is really upon mom. It is a
well-known fact that Sago and Sul-
phur will darken tho hair. Wyeth'fl
Sage and Sulphur combines theso old-
time remedies with other agents
which remove the dandruff and pro-
mote the growth of the hair.
The manufacturers or this remedy
authorize the druggists to sell it un-
der guarantee that the money will be
refunded if it fails to do exactly as
represented.
Don't look old before your time. Cot
a bottle of Wyeth'rt Sage and Sulphur
i today and see what an Improvement
it will make in the a pica ranee of
your hair.
This preparation Is offered to the
public a fifty cents a bottle and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
I gists.
BAPTIST CHURCH
OWING TO THE INCLEMENT
WEATHER AND LOW PRESSURE
OF GAS DELAYS OPENING.
For the reason that. Sunday was a
old day and for th further reason
that the gas pressure was low and
the church building was not entire-
ly finished tile opening services in
ihe l.ro;:tlway Baptist church adver-
tised To- last Sunday was delened
until net Sunday.
The Sunday school home-coming
will be held at !i:l!0 o'clock and the
opening sermon will be preached be-
ginning at 10: 110 o'clock. A special
invitation is extended to all pet-
sons to attend thc-'e services. Ev-
ery chil l who has attended the S in-
day school those who are attend
ing now and those who can be in-
iiired 'o attend aro requested to
come in tho Sunday school serviet s.
INTERESTING CASE
OPENING DEFERRED
IN CITY COURTS
WHETHER OR NOT PICTURE
SHOWS WILL BE ALLOWED TO
RUN WILL BE TESTED TODAY.
Till
afternoon at four o'clock a test
ase will be tried u the city couit
before Judge Shelton.
Thin is a case wherein Leroy Bickle
the proprietor of the Theatoit-im p'c-
ture show will test a case with the
city to see whether he has a right
to run his show on Sunday. One week
ago yesterday he remained open and
was summoned to court to answer to
the chargo of violating the city ordi-
nance. He did not open yesterday
having agreed with the city attorney
to let the first offense be tried out aa
a test case. This is attracting con-
siderable attention as it Is tho first
case to come into court shice the pas-
sage o fthe recent Sunday ordinance.
Valuable Fertiliier.
The dust collected from numerous
vacuum cleaners has proved to be a
valuable firtlllcr. and its sale has be-
eou.p a regular .ii?i:t-:-s n Parts.
Use the want ads.
loose
l -- '
For Men
Felt Borneo? tan ami Mack Yiei
$1.00 to 52.50
ior Women
P.ilihon and Fur t rimmed Julie's.
ii nd hath i ooin SI u r-.
$1.00 to $1.5 J
Colurs: Wi:.o Maruott (ircrn ai
LYNN
The SHOE Man
SPORTSMEN HAVE BEEN GETTING
GUNS IN SHAPE AND GETTING
READY FOR TH EFIRST HUNT.
i
The hardware men of the city have
enjoyed a good trade in gun and am-
munition for tile pant few days from
sportsmen who are anticipating thu
opening of the quail season and are
getting ready for the event that will
he ushered in Wednesday November
l."th.
Those who have kept posted on the
subject state that quail aro plentiful
this season and this will ho tho most
sought game. Quail abounds through-
out the state careful propagation and
protection having resulted in a mark-
ed increase in the supply. uail hunt-
ers will be allowed to take birds from
one-half hour before sunriso Wednes-
day until one-half hour after sunf.et
January 'il the extra half hours belnft
included to iprnvide against conflict
with the night hunting law.
There is a limit to tho number of
quail which anv hunter may kill twenty-five
in one dav or lai) In tho season
being fixed as tho maximum.
The season for wild turkeys also
opens Wednesday and hunters are al-
lowed to kill hut three birds during
I the entire open season which lasts
I until January 1.
The open season for doer begins the
'same day and last ono month. It I'1
i unlawful to kill any doer without
i horns or more than one buck deer
I with horns by any one hunter in the
j season and it is unlawful to hunt or
chase doer with doss. Antelope are
protected for five year"?.
I Door quad and turl-ev are the onlv
I classes of game on which the season
is open snipe plover curlew duck
gee?e brant crane and swan being
j protected at this season of the year.
I All kinds of pheasants are protectee
urn I November 1. PH I. nnd it will be
i unfortunate for the hunter who taken
l siot at a pheasant and Is caiigh.
a heavy fine being provided by the
j game laws.
All hunters must he rovlded w'th
licenses except those who hunt on
their own premises exclusively. The
licenses may he secured from tho
game warden .anv of his deputies or
the county clerk of his county. Resi-
dent hunters' licenses cost $1.2a ea h
non-resident licenses $15 and .llleil
licenses $25 each.
OLD ' SOLDIERS HAVE SPLENDID
MEETING AT THE COURT HCUSr-
YESTERDAY. Yesterday afternoon at the arsri.biy
room of the Carter county court house
John H Morgan camp IT. C. V. met
in regular session ami listened to a
fine program that had been arranged
for the entertainment of the old war-
number on the program was
to the ei ho ami every one
was a gem. I'ollowing is tne program
rendered for the entertainment of tho
old soldicra:
Quartette Prather Freeman Miss
Boone Mrs. Wood.
Vocal solo Mrs. Kyle.
Vocal solo Mist Ikard.
Beading M'ss Ethel Tkard.
Violin solo Miss Osrella Push.
Reading Mis Blank.
"It is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is tho
best cough medicine I have ever
used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
I of Lavcmia Ga. "I have ueed it witn i
lull my children and the results have
hoen highly satisfactory." For sale
by all dealer
i
! Do yon nsn the want arts'
Evory Woman
UL..I till himl. U' lOHk.
QUAIL SEASON
WITH . nUN H. i
MORGAN MMPjp
i 7" 'V.iy umvmu;'! aim mnuiii inrni
fl i iv1 XtHl M A R V E L W h i rl i ng S priy
! - ' rvT'L lltl-M. fl.o.ura
i V "'fjN-iniiii. IT'1- II
) An Tour qrngffiinf.irtt. r'llPtf'r.
If lie emu ! puitit Uj Cftr.. V-77.
. M It V K I. a. pt na ' 'L V
! Oltl"'. bit ill-ill f.T VV It
intu:rvrt i k 'lfi. It rnwi Zt i
I hill i-arnrli m ajhl air '.t .t in- '.7. flr
t .ni.lr t . l: ..i. M I. . " M
Slippers
For Winter
Comfort
llvorotts
.ion. ;oir
I lilaek
A It-.rtio'l Wirn ("ie. r l'fr
or s.. el. lie ( ; i 1 tie i r i . .'i J
lji'.-iliil .-:iv 1 n ili!::(;:.i;i.-
ti'ir. DaJIard's
SNOW
i
LINIMENT
U (lie ltli;ti lii-iueitv fr Ail
AbraMlon of the l'lflt.
If the wound I" rlonnsi-.l m.d
tin; liniment nppllcl uot.-.t.iiv.
t'm licallng proci mi lii'Kins at I
leiep iiml Ihe v oiillil li . 1 M Ii'elll
tb" Insiiln outwardly tuns i r-
li.rininjj a l-l I'wt ci;n; I nut
li'iivd lei sc r. If the wouii.i
ie al.; en Ihii nut --hie Inn ipiek-
Iv I i: i rums u mil r the sur-
f.e e :iii1 lirc-ikH nut into a ri;n-
iiii. z Hire that i.i liard to i i re
and inevitably bavis n l.i.l
sea r.
Owners rt lilor.ili'd finrjt erc-
fcr thin linlnieiii to .-11 i.Uer:
for tn.it reason md 1'ev use it
nut onlv on f;ne a romals l"if
on human tl.'uh. as it dors im
work quickly una thoroughly
1'rloe -Tie fOc and flOO.
Jamesr.Bsllard.Prcp. St.toiils.Mo.
Stephen Eve Salve is
ointment for bore
5oioANOreoMrNOf Cilvv
ALL DRUGGISTS.
THINKS CARTERS
PLACE SECURE
NEWSPAPER MAN FROM IDABEL
SAYS CHAS. D. CARTER WILL
HAVE NO OPPOSITION.
J. It. Klilglit was In the city yester-
day from Idabel. Mr. Knight Is n
newspaper man and Is also a member
of the state legislature. In discussing
politics Mr. Knight said he expected
a lively scrap in the race for congress-
iniii at large and in his opinion thero
will be between fifteen and twenty
candidates for the three honors which
the stale has to bestow. With refer-
ence to the fourth congressional dis-
rief Mr. Knight said that in his opin-
ion Congressman Carter will not have
any opposition. Ho nays Mr. Carter
is very popular in every portion of
the district he has visited and he does
not believe there is any other demo-
crat in the liistrict who can win hon-
ors from Mr. Carter
SIDK LINKS their i; lace in business
and in life. At tho First Presbyte-
rian church Sunday at 11 a. m.
A. C. HOLHAN
Manufacturer of Clalvunicfi
Iron Cisterns. Stock lankn.
Well Casing and Hues. Tin
Hooting Fell anil (Irvel Knot-
in: Skylikihts hihI CornieH
KstmiattH iveii I'roiiiptly upon
appllcHtion.
TELEPHONE 560
km
mm
IV.OI.P.MAN ISKtJS.S
DRUGS 1
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES AM)
JEWELRY H
Thoroughly Qualified Graduate uf Phar- Br
mai-y in Charge "f Prccnptiun Dcpartm't B
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