The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 188, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 15, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DAILY ARDMOREITK
Ardmore Thursday May 15 1913
S!)c JJaili) 3UDmorcuc
By Ths
ARDMOREITE PUBLISHING CO.
SIDNEY SUGGS President
C. L. BYRNE Manager
JOHN F. EASLEY Editor
Entered at the ro.stoffice at Ardmore
as Second-Clasg iMatter.
fHE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CARTER
COUNTY AND THE CITY
OF ARDMORE.
If It is In The Ardmorelte It Is legal
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Daily Ardmorelte.
One Year 5n0
One Month GO
One Week 15
Th Weekly Ardmorelte.
One Year by Mall $1.00
Six Months f0
Three Months "
Any erroneous reflection on the
character standing or reputation of
Bny person firm or corporation
which may appear In the columns of
The Ardmorelte will be gladly cor-
rected upon its being brought to the
attention of the management.
Phones.
Buslnefli Manager's Office 538
City Kditor's Office 6
Long Distance 638
Ardmore Thursday May 15 1913
HELP NATURE'S FIGHT.
No this Is not a patent medicine
advertisement. This is not a story
which will tell you how to help a
lnsne back or mi erring religious
constitution through an-.l by the ns-
similalion of drills and nostrums lint
It is a plain st might forward state-
ment of facts and tho causes which
nrc bringing about tho present day
effects together with a prescribed
remedy for tho existing conditions ill
the stato of Oklahoma.
In creating this section of tho uni-
verse Nature has done her part. In
the bestowal of good climatic con-
ditions and seasonable rainfalls Na-
ture has done all that might be ex-
pected anl required of her. AVe
have within the confines of tho state
called Oklahoma son.o of the finei'.t
and most produetivo lands which are
to bo found nnywhero In tho United
'States. AVe have soil that responds
quickly and prolil'lcally to the magic
wand of the expert farmer. Wo have
a climate which is not too cold in
wintir nor yet too hot in summer.
o havo long months of growing
weather" in which from two to three
of many of tho farm crops may be
raised. Wo have rainfall as a rule
in ample abundance to guarantee
bountiful returns to tho farmer for
bis labor and attention. We havo
markets for our products and buy-
ers for our supplies. Taken as a
whole we have a state which for
natural resources can not be beaten
and which on that account is at
tracting tho attention of the goo 1
people of other states and from all
states of this country. Wo havo a
trowing citizenship of the best peo-
ple of tho southwest. An-.l wo have
a system of legislation and a code of
taxation which aro calculated. Joint-
ly and severally to drive forever
trom our borders the stranger who
may come socking a home or an In-
vestment. The jpeoplo who are most deeply
interested in this matter are tho
ones wijo should take things in hand.
The popple who aro good live-wire
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c; p. Hairs
Water Filters.
Freezers.
Coolrrs.
Ilerrlck Refrigerators.
Charcoal and Furnaces.
Gas Stoves and Fittings.
Host Kitchen Cabinets on earth.
All sizes Flower Pots.
All grades of Art Squares
$1.73 and up.
Dresners $3.50 and up.
Window Shades 15c and up.
Great Pig Slop Jars 75c.
All goods delivered and put
up or down without extra
charge. We repair everything.
Sell 'for a little down and bal-
ance1' easy and give dishes wrth
cash purchases or collections.
C. P. Hall
The Big New and Second-Hand
Home-Outfitter on Caddo Strtt
' No Rent to Pay.
New Goods arriving daily amd
swap everything.
loval Oluahoinaus who want to si e
Oklahoma grow and thrim and pros-
per and take her place In tho front
rank of tho states of the union aro
.he ones who should now take hold
and help Nature's fight. This must
be. done if wo would have the wopj
"Success" printed on this state'j
banner. And to do it a systematic
movement must bo Inaugurated t'tiJ
kept up.
We havo good laws upon our stat
ute books. They should bo enforced.
Wo havo bijd and worthless and
meaningless and burdensome laws
upon our statute books. They should
bo repealed. And these laws can nev-
er and will never bo enforced or
repealed through the appointment of
Investigating committees. And thr-
welfare of the pocketbook of the tax
payer will never ba cared for nor
his burdens lightened by "law-mak-
ng" bodies who sit for days and
woefcs and months and quarrel and
quibble and talk much and do llttK
whilo the taxpayer pays the freight
Southern Oklahoma (perhaps the
entire state of Oklahoma had a most
abundant and dollar-making rainfall
last night. This news lias already
teen broadcasted to the four corner;
f tho union. When the people of
ho United States from (Maine to
California and from tho Canadian
border to tho Keys of Florida un-
folded their newspapers this morn-
ing they read of this great good blest-
lug which w:ih tho gift nn nil wise
Providence had bestowed upon the
people of this section. And flashed
out over the same system of wires
printed in the same newspapers read
by tho same people were stories of
the bickerings and fritterings and
back-bitings of Oklahoma legislators
and of tho multitude who were howl-
ing over high taxation over errone
ous assessments and over frauds n.
(iniereiit departments or tho states
and county's government.
It is time something should be
done in this matter. It Is time the
ones wt.om tho people who have al
ready enmo to this section have trust
ed with tho state's welfare should
net busy; It is time tho man with
the axo of his own political ambi
tions should bo allowed to turn
his own grindstone; it is time for
tho ones who toil not nor spin to
bo weaned from tho teats of tho
public cow and others placed in their
places who will servo the people of
Oklahoma f r Oklaboma's good. It
is time to "Help Nature's Fight."
So let the good and thinking; poo-
nlo of tho state tho ones who love
Oklahoma and who want to see a big
ger a greater a better Oklahoma
rally together; let the people of the
state from the wind-swept Kansas
border in the north to tho eddying;
Heil river in the south from tho
western boundary of tho sUite to
whole the counties of the east shake
hands with Arkansas gather togeth-
er and move together and work to-
gether and labor together in a labor
of love of stato in a united Inbor in
helping Nature's fight.
ho stales some ory plain facts In
some equally plain language to Sen-
ator Red w ine.
Tho Lawton newspapers are tickled
to death because tliu stork beat the
death angel In that city during the
month of April. Tho stork has al-
ways been the bird to bet on In til's
cityHe even keeps the marriage li-
cense department busy to keep ui
with him.
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Tlio Alius Democrat gravely an
nounces "Doings at me uiapus;
Church." And then after having
aroused our curiosity does not te.l
us whether the preacher is to be in
vestigated and the lady choirist
placed on trial or not.
MM LOST
THE FINAL HE
ARDMORE WON FIFTH GAME OF
THE SEASON YESTERDAY AFT-
ERNOON FROM BONHAM.
GLASS
F
EDADS
NO ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THIS COLUMN AMOUNTING TO LESS
THAN ONE DOLLAR WILL BE ACCEPTED UNLESS THE CASH AC-
COMPANIES THE AD. ADS THAT AMOUNT TO MORE THAN ONE
DOLLAR WILL BE CHARGED TO ANY RESPONSIBLE PERSON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The secretary of the Commercial
Club of Alius this state In a signed
letter to the public says in this
week's issue of the Jackson county
Democrat: "I take pleasure in Joining
hands with my fellow citizens of both
tho city and country in Jackson coun-
ty in this public-spirited enterprise
and while rendering my share of the
financial su'pixrt desire also to
pledge myself to the more Important
duy of taking the right personal In-
terest and in shiAving a real spirit of
co-operation."
Lawton Is going to try the state
medicos' meeting in 1914 that is she
is going to try to land it. Well so
far as we have learned
doesn't want it. Law ton
show.
OENISON HEBE TODAY
Willi N YOU NEED the services of
the City Sanitary Officer phone D10
tor Tom Musgrave. 11-10
I SELL AND RENT TYPEWRITERS
and handle ribbons carbon paper
olL etc. Q. P. SelviJge. Phone 310.
If Grounds Will Permit Ardmore Will
Play Denison This Afternoon 'or
the First Time This Season. Good
Game Expected.
EAT Solomon's Very Best Bread In
wax paper wrappers 10c per loaf.
Made clean baked clean sold
clean. Prone 238. 28-lm
LIVESTOCK.
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Ardmore
stands a
good
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vcry
who
The Wichita Eagle states
truthfully that the merchant
noes not average ten dollars a year
spent in advertising is always the
man who says his town needs a dally
newspaper.
Andrew Carnegie is said to. have
stated that "wo havo no more pa
triotic Americans than tho German
people." To which the I.awton Con-
st it ul ion Justly adds "The German-
American is not only industrious and
frugal but ho attends strictly to his
own business. This is a lost art in
some sections and among some poo
pie."
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Two preachers are being hold in
a Dodge City Kansas Jail charge
with murdering a wealthy farmer of
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LEAGUE STANDING.
Won Lost
Texarkana 19
Paris IS
Bonham 17
Denison 17
Sherman 14
Diirant 12
Wichita Falls... 10
ARDMORE 5
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THEY PLAY TODAY
DuranT at Wichita Falls.
Texarkana at Sherman.
Denison a! Ardmore.
Paris at Bonham.
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FINE FULL BLOODED YOUNG
JERSEY BULL fine calves guaran-
teed. 2.50 cash at Hall's Wagon
Yard. Will call for and return
cows quick. Phone 366. Mm
CON rttNT
JFOR RENT First class furnishad
rooms for particular people.. 222
N. Washington. 13tf
FOR 8ALK
BUGGY FOR .SALE at Will Scrivner's
Grocery.
FOR SALE Good horse.
Scrlvner or phone 253.
See
Will
FOR SALE Pure hog lard; bpec-
lal price in 60-pound lots and over.
GUliam & King. 20tf
MEXICAN JUNE CORN For sale by
Pugh & Foster Main St. Ardmore.
11-lui
FOR SALE Cheap
practically new.
Main St. Ardmore.
soda fountain
Pugh & Foster
11-lm
FOR SALE Four-gallon milk cow.
Fresh. J. B. Brady or Phone MC.
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FOR SALE Nice
team. F. J. King.
young driving
Phone 47.
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tun Kent rive-room house on
North Washington St. with modern
conveniences good barn. Phone
760 red. " 23tf
FOR RENT Two nice south rooms.r
furnished or uafurnished conveni-
ent to bath. P. P. Kearney Phone
658. 28tf
that community.
Horrors!
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A story is going the rounds of
the press which tells of the "pret-
tiest woman in Rome dancing in film-
iest gauze.' ' Face or "shape"?
The Outhrlo Leader wants to know
w hen members of the "shoddy money
aristocracy will learn they are not
tho whole works?" Jfist as soon
as the real niuo uiood quits cater-
ing and kow -towing to them.
London is said to contemplate try
ing something new on their suffra
gettes. Henceforth they will be so
cially ostracised. C j! won't tho Lon
don women who .ire not "suffra
gettes' take pleasure in ladling ov.t
he poison?
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A prominent business man remark-
ed yesterday he thought we should
say something to encourage our base-
ball boys and make them feel bet-
ter. All right. Bojs what will
ou have.
Tliis is the day and date sot by
the legislature to begin giving the
suffering taxpayers a thirty days'
rest. Hot when they reassemble the
members will to a man vote them
selves full pay for the timo the
may have been in recess.
.Mr. Bryan says "the day of the
political boss is gone." If Mr. Bryan
is correct and wo hope ho is many
political leader will now have to
return to honest toll and the pick
and shovel gang will . once more
receive its full membership
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The Wichita Falls Times states
that "Cain will address farmers and
business men" in that city. We have
never before known what becahie of
Cain but thought bim dead some-wheic.
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Jack Johnson the negro pugilist
has been convicted on a number
of counts of "white slavery" and
is now out on a $10000 bond pond-
iug action of the court on the mo-
tion of his attorneys for a new trial.
If the finding of the court stands
the negro bruiser is good for (mite
a long stretch behind the bars.
The Now York man who tried to
sell to a Jap restaurant keeper the
girl with whom he eloped stands
second In Infamy only to the man
wko will first wrecit tho home of
another and then turn state's evi-
dence against the weak and slu-
ing woman who trusted him.
A Muskogee preacher is sluing hla
Rife for divorce and alleges she
"called him names." The defendant
Mates in her answer that she was
simply following his lead that he
was In the habit of calling her names
and because he was a preacher she
thought she wouid be safe In doini;
as he did.
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The worm has turned at last. That
la to say that Warden "Hob" Mck of
the Oklahoma penitentiary has come
out in a written statement in which
The Tishomingo Capital-Democrat
ays women have a hard time of it in
this world as they are not afforded
an opportunity of hearing half the
"funny Jokes." Now we wonder if
W-G of the C-D really means for
tho good people of Johnston coun-
ty to believe he believes this or if he
is a candidate for the office of Sun
day School superintendent.
Not having anything else to jawer
ubout tho Oklahoma legislature Is
now busy trying to knock the chunks
from under the capitol building que:'-
t ion.
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Lime back Is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
back for which you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
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Ardmore won the final game from
Bonham yesterday. Two southpaws
were pitted against each other Cor
zinc wr0 has lost only two games
this Beason and Lefty Allen for Ard
more. Bonham was the first to
count. In the third Heck led off with
a single and took second on Sporn's
sacrifice. A passed ball by Bettison
allowed Heck to teach this. Nichols
was hit by Allen. Fenner singled
Heck scoring and Nichols taking
third. Allen caught Fenner off first
and he was run down between first
and second Nichols scoring. Dorsey
struck out. The visitors got runners
around to third several times . but
couldn't score thorn. Ardmore count.
ed one in the sixth when Hender
son was hit and scored on singles by
Gardner and Gray. In the eighth
Gardner was walked and took third on
Gray's single. Cray stole second
Carey reached first on Heck's fum
ble. With the bases full Biirge sin-
gled Gardner storing and making the
score a 2 to 2 tic. Bettison hit one
down the first liase lino whi?li Nih
ols couldnt handle and Gray and
Carey scored with the winning runs
Tt.e visitors were retired in order in
their half of the ninth.
The scorp:
BONHAM AB R H TO A
Heck 88 5 1 1
Sporn 3b 4 0 1
Nicholas lb 4
FOR KENT- Furnished rooms on
Third avenue between B and C
N. W. Apply 20!) Third Ave. or
call phone 893.
LARGE EAST FRONT ROOM. $S.
other rooms cheaper; close in mod
ern; arrangements for light house
keepers. 207 Second Ave. N. W.
Phone white S60. 6-lra
FOR SALE A fine gentle family
horse suitable also for heavy work
surrey harness etc. Instantane-
ous heater kitchen range stoves
and furniture. Also Victor pho-
nograph. Joseph Goldsmith North-
west corner C and 6th Ave. N. ".V.
30tf
LIVESTOCK.
MY FINE JERSEY BULL will maka
season at my barn on West Main
Street. Will call for cows. Phono
blue 530. Will Car-dwell. 4-1 in
WANTED TO BUY a horse tor cath.
W. D. Taliaferro. Fhone 522. Jltf
WANTED A saddle. J. A. Clark.
Phone green 454. 15-3
FOR RENT Two nice south rooms
furnished for light housekeeping
all modern conveniences. Apply
118 C St. N. W. Phone white 792.
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FOR RENT Five-room house four
blocks from Main on North Caddo;
water and gas. Cheap. J. Gold
smith Loan Office. 21-lm
FOR RENT Nicely furnished homo
tor the summer; every modern con-
venience; references required.
Pfione RTTd 350. t 15-tf
MODERN BUNGALOW; 6 rooms $15;
G-room cottage modern $12.50; 9-
room cottage modern $17; 4 -room
cottage barn desirable $10: Tel-
ephone P6 If you want to rent buy
sell or pxchance. 24-1 m
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT-
ED. No canvassing or soliciting
required. Good income assured.
Address National Co-Operative
Realty Co.. V-956 Maden Building
Washington D. C.
EXPEIfl EN CED SAW MILL MEN
wanted log cutters and log haulers
Apply to H. G. .Williams Burney
ville Okla. 5-1 m
BUSINESS CHANCES.
THE OMAHA CAFE is the place for
quick lunches Opera House block
West Main street. 5-lin
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Kansas
City Mo. wants you to learn tho
barber trada by a short method
that pays half while learning. A
Job waiting when through or will
equip you a shop if preferred. Nev
Special inducements. Write to-day.
11-Gt
30ARD AND ROOMS refurnished
house. Board with or without
rooms best In town. Mrs. Deo
Jordan 209 A St. N. W. Phon
732. 20-lm
HAIR GOODS.
Fenner cf 3
Dorsey If . .
Seebach 2b
Leslie rf . .
Basham c .
Corzine p .
Scott c
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HAIR EMPORIUM Marie Coulter is
now located at 208 C street N. W
We do all kinds of hair work
Switches made from combings
Sanitary specialties Mail ordera
promptly executed. Phone 919.
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Campbell
Dlckard.
and Herman. Umpire
Totals 32 2 7 24 11 3
ARDMORE ADRHPOAE
I TOUCH WITH OPPORTUNITY.
It pays to be In touch with
t conditions and know what
things are most needed.
There's a way to find what
workers are demanded what
Investment chances are at
hand what business deals
may he consummated what
property Is for rent or for
sale what exchanges may be
made and many other facts
that can be turned to account
In seeking chances that are
worthy of consideration make
It a point to know what to
Want Columns havo to offer.
Want readers arc In touch
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Henderson
Gardner If
Gray 2b . .
Carey 3b .
Pelkey lb
cf
Purge ss 4
Conkrite rf 4
Bettison c 4
Allen p 4
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Totals 32 4 6 27 15 3
Score by innings:
Bonham 002 000 0002
Ardmore CD0 001 03x 4
Summary: Sacrifice hits Sporn
Fenner Leslie 2 Gray. Stolen bases
Nichols Dorsey Gray Bettison.
Struck out By Allen 2 Corzine 3.
Batters hit By Allen 3 Corzine 1.
Double play Gardner to Bettison.
Left on bases -Bonham 10 Ardmore
7. Time of game 1 hour and 45 min.
utes. Umpire Nugent.
Sherman Wins Again.
Wichita Falls Tex. May 16. Sher-
man won from Wichita Falls yester-
day batting Scroggins out. The
score:
Sherman 010 011 1127 14 2
Wichita Falls ..010 OfXl 1406 9 4
Batteries ITncup Appleton and
Crosby; Scroggins Kane and IWhite.
Umpire Gordon.
Durant Lost Three.
Diirant Okla. May 15. Texarkana
made it three straight from Durant
yesterday. Durant begins a series at
Wichita Falls today. The score:
Texarkana 000 012 0407 2
Durant 100 011 1001 S 1
Batteries Fulweider and Duster;
Baseball Notes.
If the grounds are not too wet the
first game of the season with Deni-
son win be played this afternoon.
Torrey will likely work for ATdmore.
Catcher Basham of the visitors was
f Jecled from the game and handed a
fine in the eighth yesterday for dis
puting Umpire Nugent's decisions.
Scott finished the inning behind tho
bat for the visitors.
FOR EXCHANGE Farm in Brown
county Texas for Ardmore proper
ty also have 5-room modern house
in Winchell with half block of lanj
to trade for farm or city property.
Prefer to deal with owner but
agents are not barred. Address
Cloer and Company Winchell Tex.
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LOST AND FOUND-
LOST At baseball park or Royal
Theatre ruby ing Tiffany setting.
Finder return to Will Prater at
Hamilton's.
LOST A silver medal given by
Hargrove college for Expression.
Return to Pugh & Foster for re-
ward. l4-3t
INVESTMENTS.
A. D. WALLACE
Land Locater.
SAN SIMON ARIZONA
"Artesian Belt"
Fees 60 cents per acre.
AUTOMOBILES.
With the vlsttors using a southpaw
pitcher both the two regular left-hand
hitters Woodward and Naylor did
bench duty yesterday.
Wichita Falls has released Pitcher
Covington and win use four regular
pitchers two left-handers Kane and
Scoggins and two righfc-handers. My.
ers and Jones with Captain MorrU
as relief pitcher.
Paris TJropped back into second
place yesterday when that team lost
to DeaUsoh while Texarkana was
winning from Durant.
Leisurely.
The hired man fell off the fence
down In the meadow lot Just now!"
Had he hit the ground when you
left?" Louis villa Courier Journal.
At the Devil's Gate.
Some people knock so hard at the
devil's gate that one could suppose
they were afraid be might be Inclined
to admit them.
TIRES TIRES TIRES
MORE Mileage No Troubles 30 per
cent iower prices Shipments Sent
Prepaid. "Non-Punoture" tiros
Guaranteed 7500 iMiles against '
punctures and blowouts. Lasting
construction. Goodyear Style tread.
Special 10 day prices: 28x3 $8.85;
30x3 $9.80; 30x3 $13.60; 32x3'4
$15.75; 33x4 $21.60; 34x4 $22.56;
36x4 $23.85; 36x4 $29.40; 37x5
$37.60. All other sizes tires and
tubes. Shipments prepaid if pay-
ment in full comes with order and
on cash payment for two tires a
line "NonPuncture" tube will bn
given Free. C. O. D. shipments if
30 per cent of amount comes with
order. Best tires for long hard
service. Thousands In use. Finest
testimonials. Order now while
Special Offer lasts. NON-PUNCTURE
TIRE COMPANY Dept. E-
251 Dayton Ohio. 27-S-6
Place for the Thermometer.
If you have only one thermometer
sacrifice your curiosity as to the out-
side temperature and hang It In your
living room that you may preserve
your health by keeping the room "Just
warm enough."
At Times.
Ted "Do you believe that womaa
should hold the relnsr Ned "It is
all right when you have the girl oat
In A Iclsb." Judge.
Not for That Reason.
"Why is it that so few people heed
the warning about kissing being aa
.sanitary practice?" "I suppose rl
Is because so few people do it foe
their bel la. "Baltimore Aueiicaa.
frtop as(i re4 tb Waiu A 4a.
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