The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 77, Ed. 1 Monday, January 5, 1914 Page: 3 of 8
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Ardmore .Monday .January 5 1914.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
K 1TES Fill IE CAPITAL
INTERESTING TO OUOIK
i
Washington 1). C Jan. 4. When
Congress reconvenes next week af
ter tliroe weeks' vacation it will
have before it a long program o
important nu asures to be consld
eted. Months of work are ahead of
it and many legislated see visions
of lining tied up in Washington all
.summer. However the fact that
the administration and the demo-
cratic leaders in congress have vir-
tually decided not to enact radical
anti-trust legislation may have a
tendency to make the session short
er than expected. Pressure to tnd
the session in June will he great
Apart from consideration of the tito
question there are numerous mat
ters of moment either on the calen
riar of the house or senate or under
considerat on in committees.
Government Ownersrup.
1 he Alaskan railmad bill i? en
the calendar in both houses and
will be threshed out as soon as con
gTess reconvenes. It involves the
great question of government own-
ership of railroads and other pub-
lic utilities so possesses an impor-
tance not measurt d by the bourir
daries of Alaska. Congressmen Da-
venport and Ferris are fighting the
bill believing that the proposed cost
of construction is far out of pro-
portion and exceeds the per capita
allotted other states In the union
ebsides contending that the needs
at home are of greater moment for
the building of good roads public
buildings and for other necessmes.
They further insist that construc
tion by the government costs more
than that by private corporations
ARDMORE ICE
LIGHT i POWER
PHONE 156
LIGHT YOUR HOME
WITH ELECTRICITY
Professional Cards
LAWYERS' DIRECTORY.
J. C. THOMPSON
Attorney at Law.
Seneral Practice. Land Title and
Land Litigation a Specialty.
Over First National Bant
Phone 33.
JAMES A. BASS
Attorney at Law.
General practice but makes
specialty of land litigation.
Phone 791. Office Gorman Bldg-
Ardmore : : : Oklahoma
J. B. MOORE.
Attorney at Law.
General Practice.
Land Laws a Specialty.
Frensley-Ledbetter Bldg.
H. H. Brown L. K. Brown
BROWN & BROWN
Attorneys at Law.
Wheeler Bldg. Phone 291
Ardmore Okla.
I. T. Coleman O. C. Lather
COLEMAN A LASHER
Lawyers.
and Litigation and Probate Practice
Ground floor of old Court Houie.
''hone 602. Ardmore. Okla
Covi rninent ownership of tele-
phone and telegraphs will not yet
into law this session but will come
in for much discussion.
Other Legislation.
Labor legislation of a far-rearn-ink
cliailicter is sought especially
aiiti-iiijuintion legislation. Then
imie av i no appropriation meas-
ures which alone will take up much
tinin and carry in themselves much
proposed legislation which will cause
ample debate. Because of the time
consumed in authorizing the expen-
diture of about a billion dollars nu-
merous proposed pieces of legisla-
tion will find at the end of the
session that they have been sidetracked.
Rural Farm Credits.
According to president Wilson one
among the tasks of congress is the
enactment of a fanners' credit law
lor cheaper money for the farming
classes. The committee appointed
last summer consisting of six demo
crats and three republicans to draft
this law are busily engaged in Wash
ington holding hearings to seek
light on the subject. Representative
Weaver is a member of this commit
lee and is taking an active part in
Hie examination of those testlfvlnc
Good Roads Activities.
Representative Ferris who recently
introduced a bill in the house to es
tablish a legal holiday to be known
as "C.ood Roads Pay" lias set the
pane for some activities in behalf
of good roads. As a result Repre-
sentatives Bryan and Stephens have
dropped into the "legislative hopper"
a couple of measures calling; for1
federal and state co-operation in
road building. The opening of this
qiie&ucn una me introduction or a
number of bills immediately follow
ing the convening of the presm
regular session indicates that the
governors who "worked" on the road
creatid a worthy sentiment inns
union as me rents measure is a
sort of a suggestion that shoveling
dirt may become a social event
Hie other bill seeks to secure finan
cial assistance from the federal gov
ernment to be used In co-operation
with the states and local authoritie
in this great work. Crave differ
ences exist hetwien govi rninent
agencies and the advocates of high
ways intended almost entirely for
automobile tourists. Representative
Shackleford chairman of the house
roads committee has taken a pro
nounced stand in favor of good dirt
roads which will connect up farm
ing communities with towns and he
wants lets of them rather than
routes that stretch out across gjK at
distances.
Gore to Address Jackson Club
Senator Gore has accepted an in
vitation extended to him by Demo
cratic National Committeeman Goltra
of .Missouri . to address the Jackson
Club at St. Louis at its annual ban
quet to be held in thai c'tv In the
near future.
lahoina during the
p-ess to visit home
n cess of eon-
folks and while
theiV is incidentally intimating to
the boys in tho new seventh con-
gressional district his desire to rep-
res nt tlum as their first congress-
man. "Hob" is pretty well versed
in national legislation and no doubt
will make it interesting! when the
campaign in general opens in the
short grass district.
Regional Reserve Bank.
A great deal of activity has been
exerted by KVngressman Joe H.
Thompson toward securing the loca
tion of a regional ri serve bank In
Oklahoma. There will be twelve of
these banks located in the 1'nit
States under tho new currency law
but notwithstanding the strong com
petition for these financial centers
Ma Thompson is hopeful that Okla
homa may secure one of them. If
It. finally develops that tluso ban!;s
are to be located in other states than
Oklahoma a strong an 1 concerted
effort on the part of Ok'.ihonia to
secure one of then liny result In
the location of a branch institution
in the state which would be of In-
estimable value to the citizenship
of the state during the busy season
of crop man kting and times when
giteat. quantities of currency are rt
quired to move the farm products
of the state.
In Search o' Health.
The public believes that every dis-
tas. lias iis remedy and in t:ie
search for that remedy hundreds of
cults have sprung up. One man pins
his fail li to minute doses of power-
ful drugs; another walks barefoot
or wet giViss; another eats raw-
fruit and grain; one is confident that
mud baths induce health and snn
another urws us to chew (Mich
mouthful of fond at least thirty times
Children Cry for Fletcher's
tj-. f .
Wonderful Cough Remedy.
Dr. King s New Discoveiy is known
everywhere as the remedy which
will surely stop a cough or cold. p.
P. Lawbon of Kdison. Tenn. wrltts:
"Dr. King's New Discovery is the
most wonderful cough cold and
throat and lung medicine I ever sold
In my store. It can't be beat. It
sells without any trouble at all. It
needs no guarantee." This is true
because Pr. King's New- Discovery
will relieve thP most obstinate of
coughs and colds Lung troubles
quickly helped bv its use. You
should keep a bottle in the house at
all times for all the members of
the family. 50c and $1.00. All drug
gists or by mail. II. E. Bucklcn
Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
before swallowing. No
one of these "cures"
benefit to some form of
mistake of followers
doubt
is of
diseas
f the
every j
some
Thei
treat-j
inents is in
remedy is a
adv. Tin-re
i ile
thinking
die -all
are no
their particular'
for every mal- J
universal rem- '
Notice.
All persons who have left watches
with me for repair are hereby noti
tied to call and gel same at once. Oth
erwise they will be sold for charges
I. Roger at Ramsey's Drug Store
1-dH Wkl
ATENTS Produce Fortune!
itl.hS for puu-ntn. Ikiok on I'aK'iita
Hints to in ven torn. Invention
Needed." "WJiy Some It3cnir a'LH
Ail H.nr tree Mwscial ht of immhiIiIp hu.
PR. .j Ciir Own cllAntA. Stirwt nttio-h uL-'k w
modal for search of Patent Office record
Loral rrnpRHontAtivnrt in :Um) Hit- anH tw...
it - n ran'nts ana rm such natl full charge o
tent AUoruevu Waaliiuttoii 1). j
OVER 65 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anrnnn ending a ketrh nnd description mriT
Quickly awrortiuii our miimoii free wfiMtlinr mi
hive itloti Iff prnhnhljf piilCMtuhto. Conimiuii'-ii.
tlmiwfltrlctlv coniltietttliil. HANDBOOK on I'at.'iiH
cni free oldest fiireiicr fur mu'urtiitr putniiM.
I'liicnif taken t drouth Alunn A Co. ruculve
tpreiat nofkt without charge In the
Scientific JimcrtcaiK
A Tmndoomplv llliidtrntod wneklr. In reps t rlr.
cnlitlHui of fliir unontitlc Journal. Terms f.i a
yniir: four nmnihs. $L gold byutl tiewBuViilur.
MUNN & Co.364Broad"a"-New York
uraucD umco r ft. waiiiiumuii I) c.
Kciy lyiie of disease ninsl
receive special atlcnticin" and be
treated in the way long experience
and study has taught is best adapt-
ed to the case. Certain ills respond
quickly 1o drills the virtues of
which are sometimes nondeifully
effective; others need nothing nut
fresh air; still others a change or
climate while a variety of diseases
n. eel no drugs ami no journevs to
the mountains but are best relieved
by simple dietini?. And just as the
variety of drug preparations is almost
beyond the power f the makei' to
recall and is daily being increase:!
1V the chemist and i.liartnaclf
a great variely of remedies has been
brought out that cannot be consid
ered as drugs hut which still pos
sess singular curative properties.
Some diseases are best relieved by
spic.ial foods prepared of materials
that do not aggravate the abnormal
condition of the patient but that
tend to remove the disturbing cause.
Many of these nivnarations advertised
as special foods contain Ingredients
which are harmful lo persons suf
fering tibm these diseases. Dia-
betic foods are supposed to contain
gluten in place of starch yet most
of the commercial diabetic flours
are by no means pure gluten since
they contain considerable quantities
of starch. Some of them are noth-
ing more than whole wheat or gra-
ham flours and are positively dan-j
.neroiis ioi' uianeuo invalids' use.
The) are sold at a high price anil
their merits are explained in mis-
leading and untruthful advertise-
ments. Food adulteration in no
form assumes a more dangerous at-
titude than when it puts on the
garb of medicinal preparations and
posts as a cure foi serious diseases.
Patients depending on fraudulent
diabetic flours would fare better on
their ordinary diet for whib. thev
fi el secure in consuming breads
made from the supposedly starch
free flour thev mav he iiululL-iiiir
in sullicient starchy food to bi'ing
their malady to a speedy- and fatal
termination. .Me:lical Journal.
Tlio Kind You I Iavo Always lionglit and which has hceii
in use ior over rears lias borim tin? sk-natnr.. f
and has been made under his jier-
Konal kiiixtv isiiin sin' if .1 li.r
C&t Allow no one! todeccivo von in
All 1 tnmtcrloits imitations and "tlusNas-good " arc; hut
l:pci-iiiientslhat Iriflts Willi and endanger tho he;ilth of
Infants and Children i:.icricnco against .L.xncruueut.
What is CASTORIA
. CaMoria is a harmless snhstltufo for Castor Oil Iiro-
poric lrops and Soolhin Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium Morphino nor other .Narcotic
Kiihstancc. Its igc Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
mid allays lVvcrislim-ss. For inoro than thirty years it
has been in constant use for tho relief of Constipation
Flatulency AVind Colic all Teething Troubles and
iarrhua. It roKtilntos tho Stomach nnd ISowcls
lissiBiilatcs tho Food fjlvinar healthy and natural fcltion.
Tho Children's Panacea '1 ho mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
awinwil Bin
fate
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind Yry Have Always Bought
4TAtm COMPANY
I W VOMK TV
TOM ROBERTS'
TonsorialParlor
The most modern equipped barber
. shop in Southern Oklahoma.
Union Barbers. Hot and Cold Batlis
Shoe Shin;n ' Parlor
No use Arguing
When it come to ttorlng
household goods etc Tou will
Nnd our facilities meet every
requirement. W alio haul
foods anywhere. Prompt and
caref-.il attention given to every
order.
Phone 72 and w will do
(tip reit.
J. L. WILSON
TRAN3FF.R AND STORAGE
Forth Class Post Offices.
Post office depart :u nt . fficials
have a fie in lieen -oun !o: nn : y
Contri.'.ssii:in Charles Cniitr about
tne oeiav 111 appoint ing loiirth c!a.-s
postmasters. It locks now as if it
may be impossible to begin the gen
ral work along these lines in Ok
la hum a until lelirnarv or March.
The cause of delay poems to be due
to the slow work of the civil ser
vice commissi! n in holding examina
tionft and making the proper report
to the post office d"partinent. Un
less better insults are obtained In
the future the committee on civil
service reform of the house (of
which Mr. Carter Is ranking mem
ber) may order un investigation of
the cause.
Oklahoma Editors.
The appointment of Oklahoma ed
itors to responsible iositions under
the present administration is a rich
ly deserve! recognition. The Ok-
lahoma editors are a band of tire-
less workers for democracy They
have been loyal in season and out.
Uefeat was never decisive enough
to discourage them and victory has
never left them puffed up and care
less. They have held the banner
aloft in the state through daik davs
and bright days always hopeful al
ways earnest always loyal. Ovher
staffs may have rnoro democratic
newspaptrs man Oklahoma but none
has a better average measured by
any siannara. ennoriallv locally or
typographically. These newspapers
are strong factors in any campaign
fur the triumph of democratic prin-
ciples and th(y deserve and should
have the support of democrats in
their respective communities.
Williams In Oklahoma.
uouen i. wiuiams ot the secre-
tary's office of the senate 13 in Ok-
Making a Choice
Is Serious
Much depends upon the selec-
tion of an undertaker. Vou
can not be too careful In
looking for tho proper one to
call into your home. Our
methods and appointments are
pleasing to the most particular.
The expense" is a matter of
your own desire.
Brown & Bridgman
UNDERTAKERS
Under Opera House. Phore 23.
Worms the Cause of Your Child's
Pain.
A foul disagreeable hreath dark
ircles around the eves at tlmi s
feverish with great thirst: checks
flushed and then pale abdomen
swollen with sharp champing pains
are all indications of worms. Ilon'l
et your child suffer Kickanoo
Worm Killer will give sun. relit f
kills the worms while its Iaxativ
effect adds greatly to the health o?
our child by removing the danger
ous and disagreeable Pff. ct of worms
and parasites fibni the system.
Mckapoo Worm Killer as a health
producer should be in every house-
hold. Perfectly safe. Huv a box
today. price 2"e. All druggists or
by mail. Klckapoo Indian Med. C".
Phlladi lphia or St. Louis.
D
THE COFFEE LOVER
will be GRATIFIED and SATISFIEl
with the strengih and fjavor of ou
SUPERIOR coffee.
A cup of our DELICIOE3 coffe
makes the simplest repast all th
more enjoyable.
THE VENCEDOHA
Phona Al
$100 Reward SICO.
The readers of this paper will be
pit-used to learn that there Is ac least
one dreaded disease that Bclence has
been able to cure in all its stages
ana thai Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally acting directly unon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing
Its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powr-ra
that they offer One Hundred Dollar
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo Ohio.
Sold bv all Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
P
C. P. HALL
AND
EMPLOYEES
Wish you a Happy and Prosperous
New Year
We Want Your Business During 1914
Just received the Biggest Car of Art Squares
ever brought to Ardmore
North Caddo Street
Phone 366
fi
L J
Madison Wis. Jan. 1 1913.
M. D. Reynolds says:
This is to certify that I have been
a great sufferer from Rheumatism
since S!)t. Contracted the disease
while working with a snow plow on
the railioad. For several y ars I
have been obliged to use crutches
a great part of the time. Having
used three boxes of the Meritol
Rheumatism Powders I have thrown
away the crutches and am now al-
most fully recovered. H certainly
has done wonders for me and 1
heartily recommend it. M. D. Rey-
nolds. F. J. Ramsey exclusive agent.
- i
Wanted traveling salesmen. Acm
Implement Co. Wheeler Lbi!id"ing
Phone 273 4-tf
A Suggestion to the Housewife
IT'S NOT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING THAT DRAINS YOUR BANK AC-
COUNT BUT IT IS THE COST OF HIGH LIVING. WHEN YOU SEND
FOR 10c WORTH OF POTATOES OR A NICKEL'S WORTH OF ONIONS
YOU ARE PAYING THE MERCHANT FOR THAT DELIVERY
Let Me Suggest to You How to Purchase Groceries :
One dozen best corn for gsc
One dozen best hominy for .'"."!!! 95c
One dozen best kraut for $1.10
Imported Italian olive oil per gallon $4.00
One pound bulk peanut butter for 20c
One-gallon crock of Queen olives for $2.25
One-gallon crock of Manzanlla olivesfor $2.25
One bottle Heinz's evaporated horse adi.sh the 35c size for 25c
Asparagus tips the Sjc kind at 23c or per dozen $2.50
Three pounds sliced pineapple in syrup the 35c kind for 25c
Keg of Holland Herrings (Milkers) for $1.03
Imported Cerman split peas at per pound 8 1-3c
Heinz's dill ickles at per dozen 20c
Heinz's sour pickles at per dozen
Heinz's mince meat in brandy at per pound 25c
Wild honey at per pound ig 2-3i
Evaporated pears at per poun I 15C
Evaporated fins at per pound 10c
Evaporated apples at per pound ioc
Evaporated peaches at per ound 10c
One 3-ound can of ripe olives for 40c
These prices solve the problem (let wise and ttade with
PHONE 319 j .jjJ PHONE 319
MBit 111 HE GET RESULTS
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