The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 176, Ed. 1 Monday, April 29, 1912 Page: 1 of 8
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THE ARDMOREITE 13 THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA RECEIVING THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS SERVICE
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VOLUME XVIII
ARDMORE OKLAHOMA. MONDAY EVENING APRIL 21) 1912
NUMBER 170
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ARDMORE
JTUNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
WAS ORGANIZED as a private bank in 1889
and became a national bank in 1890. It's
up-building has been due to a policy that is
conservative yet progressive. Now ranking as one
of the strongest financial institutions i" the State
It offers the public every t.icility for ti e prompt and
proper transaction of all branches of ba V-'ng and
such liberality of treatment fs is consistent with
prudence Accounts are solicited from those who
contemplate opening new or additional accounts
with a ssfe bank. The capital surplus and undi-
vided earnings and individual responsibility of this
jDink amounts to over $300000. Safe business
ONLY is solicited.
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Our last official statement fol'ows:
CONDENSED
RESOURCES
Loans .....$330658.55
U. S. Bonds 65000.00
Banking House 2000.00
Cash and Exchange ..... 1 26k 13.59
$729782.1k
LIABILITIES
Capital $100000 00
Surplus and Profits . ; 1 19905.95
Circulation 60000.00
Deposits H9876.2t
$729782.H
A H. PALMER Vice-President
C L. ANDERSON Cashier
CIVIL ACTION TO
. DISSOLVE COMPANY
AS RESULT OF FIVE YEARS' IN-
VESTIGATION SUIT WILL NOW
BE FILED.
Washington April 29.A civil anti-
trust suit seeking the dissolution of
the International Harvester company
under the Sherman law. will be
filed in Minneapolis tomorrow. This
Get the Habit
OFfUSING QUALITY
Gilliam & King
Kill and Feed their own
cittle. They can' serve
you best in Meats
and Groceries.
Telephone No. 66
is the culmination of an liweMigat ion
extending over five years!
ARE NOT COMMON CARRIERS.
Tap Linfs Declared Not Common C;ir-
riers by Interstate Commission.
Washington April 29. Th;i lines
are not common carriers that. In
general effect is the decision of the
interstate commerce commission after
an investigation of over one year.
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FOR THE WEEK
FREQUENT SHOWERS AND NOR-
MAL TEMPERATURE THROUGH-
OUT OF THE COUNTRY.
BARRELS OF MONEY
to loan quickly on farm property any-
whrrelnOklahoma. Reasonable ratej
and terms. Write me.
llll W. ANKRTON
Postal Tel. Bid. Ardmore.Okla.
I Inspect no y loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Not Much. But Some
Not Cheap. But Good
Fara to Oaly
rotlorfBldrf. M.D.SMITH
Washington April 28. Frequent and
well distributed showers and normal
temperature throughout the coui.tr'-
are promised for the coming week
in a bulletin issued tonight by the
weather burea "!r!HI
"Three barometric pressures will
crossthe country" says the bulletin
"and they will bp attended by local
rains and thunderstorms. The f';rtt
of thes? storms will move nor'ieit.
from whence it will move northeast-
ward and pass down the St. l.aw-
rance valley Tuesday. The next dis-
turbance to cross the country is off
the Pacific coast whence it will moe
eastward and cross the Rock moun
tains Tuesday the middle west Wed-
nesday and the Southern states about
Thursday. The third storm will ap-
pear la the far west Thursday or
Friday and prevail over the middle
West near the close of the tock."
Think of ALBATR03S when you
e? your grocer.
WARSHIPS HDT TO
COAL III NEXICO
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYERS
SENT TO INTERCEPT THE
YORKTOWN BY WIRELESS.
T TAKE P! IK MEXICO
American Officials Fear That Pres-
ence of American Warships in Mex-
ican Prts Would Complicate Matters.
Washington D. C April 29. The
torpedo bout destroyers Preble and
Perry which slipped out of San Di-
ego harbor last night are under or-
ders to intercept the Yorktown by
wireless and told notto stop at any
Mexican ports for coal.
In view of the conditions in Mexico
it is believed Inadvisable to have the
American gunboat touch the Mexican
coast cities.
To Rescue Americans.
San Francisco April 28. The
transport II u ford under orders to sail
as a relief ship for Americans in dis-
tress on the west coast of Mexico
received supplementary orders this
evening to sail at 9 o'clock tonight.
She carries forty enlisted men as a
guard.
It is understood that the Buford
will put in at San Diego for a con-
voy. Although no official confirma-
tion of this Information could be had.
It Is supported by a" dispatch from
San Diego last night stating that two
of the torpedo boat destroyers in port
there would sail under sealed orders
within twenty-four hours.
Robert T. Bain will be navigating
officer under command of Quarter
master Captain Frank D. Ely. Cap
tain Herbert 3. Brees of the First cav
alry commands the guard of forty en
listed men. me snip will carry a
surgeon and a complete hospital
equipment.
BflacraWMteCatts
Cooper's Closed Crotch Uuderwear at JqJ'j
Buys any of my $18 $20 or
$22.50 Suits. Latest Shades
Good Values All Sizes
Buys any of my Steinbloch or
Kuppenheimer $25 or $30
Suits. Stylish Patterns. Extra
Good Qualities
Buys any of my $35 and $45
Tvvo-Piece Made-to-Measure
Suits. Good Fit and Work-
manship Guaranteed
$1 as
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Sold For
Cash Only
No More
Credit
Cluett and Ide $1.50 and $175 Fancy Shirtsat $U9
Silver and Arrow $1 and $1.25 Fancy Shirts at
Ferguson McKinney 75c Fancy Shirts at
20 per cent off on all Felt Hats Not
Including J. B. Stetsons.
79C
48C
f MINSTREL TONIGHT.
Sail Under Sealed Orders.
San Diego Cal. April 2S. The
torpedo boat destroyers Preble and
Perry the largest vessels of the flo-
tilla slippedbut of the harbor today
and went to sea with sealed orders.
That they are bound for the west
coast of Mexico is the general belief
although naval officials decline to
discuss the probable destination of
the destroyers.
The secret orders came late Sat-
urday nUht and soon after the Per-
ry and Preble were on their way.
They left the harbor unnoticed ex-
cept by a party of Italian fishermen
who passd them as they steamed
away from the government dock near
quarantine after they had filled their
bunkers and also piled coal on their
decks.
The fishermen say the destroyers
showed no lights and were going at
high siieed. Water front men esti-
mate that even with the coal deck
loads the little boats can hardly
steam further than Magdalena Bay
which is thought to be their destina-
tion. Rut the collier Promethus and
the transport Buford both of which
will soon be on southern waters may
meet the destroyers and fill their
bunkers.
Shortest Man in Town Will Play
Mutt Change Every 30 Minutes.
The Klks' big minstrel show will
be seen at the opera house- tonight
and tomorrow night. It will he a
s!if.w worth t lie pri"e a'ld then some.
It U said that Mayor Dawson who
is expecting to be the subject of
some of the .jokes has bought t:k-
I ets tor all ih-j city employes iml.id
ing the police force. Harold Wallace
who it is alleged has laid himself
open to attack h& irchus'ed a tick-
et for every member of the Aid-
more State batik i'ovi.e. 1 '
Moran Scott will gav the
dance while Charley liotchkiss holiU
the i'nd of the rope.. Mutt and Jelf
will be there. Dr. Abernathy will
pliy the role ft the tall Mutt and
the 'shortest'' man jn town will lit-
rigged out as the immortal "Jell'.'
Now just who the "shortest;' man
in town Is will be known tomorrow
morning. The interlocutor und the
end men arrived this morning from
Chicago. If any of the Jokes are too
hard just charge them up to Marietta
or Madill.
- Anyway come out tonight and en-
joy the fun if you can't be ihere to-
night see the show again Tuesday
ni-iht. . The management announces
entire change of program new songs
new dances and new faces every thirty
minutes.
MORE ROOSEVELT DELEGATES.
Eighth Kansas District Name. Two
Roosevelt Men as Delegates.
Xewton Kan. April 29. The eighth
district delegates to the national re-
publican convention named today
are C. 11. Davidson of Wichita and
Harry Woods of Wellington. They
were instructed for Roosevelt. Wil-
liam Allen White was endorsed for
national committeeman of Kansas.
Special sale on potted plants in-
cluding colou geraniums heliotropes
begonias servia and vines at the Shu-
man Flower Shop.
BIG DECLINE IN WHEAT.
Big
Heavy Rains in Kansas Cause
Drop in Wheat Market.
Chicago 111. April 29. Pour inches
of ruin which is reported from west-
ern Kansas caused wheat to fall one
cent today. The decline has reached
2 1-8 to 1-4. July sold at 1.11. That
section of Kansas is expected to pro-
duce a yield to offset the crop losses
futher east.
HIGH CLASS DENTISTRY
AT MODERATE PRICES
WANTKH Hoy with iiortie to deliv-
er Dallas News. Apply Hall's nowi
stand. .
ENDS HIS LIFE.
Bijj Wad oiHeney Lost
if you don't look good and see
the bin Home outfitter for Her-
r'cfc rfrireratnrs freezers fil-
ters coolers summer vas cook
toves. charcoal ironing fur-
naces ro carts a't snuae
matting bicycles and kitchen
cabinets.
Wa swap repair rent store
pack ship and buy.
Some down and easy pay-
ments. No rent to pay and sell is
cheaper.
Just three blocks Dp Caddo
Street.
The Big Green House
C. P. HALL
Telephone 366
Pratt. Kan. Apiil 29. William Hen-
din a fanner aged 32 killed himself
by shooting today. He was de-
spondent because he sold his farm for
$70i'0. The following day lie offered
fS.OOO back for it.
Thanks Presbyterian Congregation.
Mrs. Curtis wishes to return thank
to the members of the Presbyterian
church for the collection that thtv
recently took up and tamed over to
her for the aid of the needy in this
i city. The lady states that she haj
extended the money in the judicio ia
' relief of the worthy needy of th
city.
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I use nothing but the high-
est grade of materials and
guarantee every piece of work
I do to give perfect satisfac-
tion. My regular price on Uoll
and Porcelain Bridge Work Is
li.oo per Tooth; Full Set or
Teeth either Upper or Lower
IT. 50. AH other work prices
as low in proportion. On
Crown and Bridge Work and
Sets ot Teeth I will give 20
per cent reduction from above
prices until May 1st. Chil-
dren's temporary teeth ex-
tracted free. Examinations
free.
DR. R. C. CONINE.
IUS'4 East Main St. Over
Kawlins' Furniture Store
Stoui Building.
Land on Eay Payments.
Muskogee Okla.. April 2S. -Here
after sales of restricted allotted In-8 8
dian lands will be conducted on the j jj
time payment plan according to In- jj
dian Agent Dana If. Kelsey who re-; g
turned from Washington Friday. The
plan has the sanction of the secre-
tary of the interior. It is hoped
that investors will bo attracted by
this method of sale and that simu-
lators may be kept out.
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MINE ACCIDENT.
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Birmingham Ala. April 29.
Eight miners were fatally
burned at Marvel today in an
an explosion in the Roden
mine. There was a full force
of men at work in the mine.
b'it most of thera escaped.
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New Orleans La. April 29.
The weather forecast for
Oklahon.li for tonight and
Tuesday is generally fair.
Warmer Tueeday. For Kan-
sas and Missouri generally fair
and cooler tonight with prob-
able frost. In the north and
west. Warmer Tuesday.
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Fire
Tornado Plate Glass
. TORNADOES
The Tornado Season is now at hand. The
rates are so low that you cannot afford to be
without this form of insurance. Lec us
write your policy before your property
blows away.
J. C. KING & CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Post Office Building Telephone No. 224
Live StocK Bonds
Accident
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Easley, John F. The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 176, Ed. 1 Monday, April 29, 1912, newspaper, April 29, 1912; Ardmore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc145852/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.