The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 141, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 21, 1915 Page: 6 of 16
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PACE TWO
Ardmore Sunday March 21 1915.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
WHEN FEELING TIRED
Hood's Sarsaparilla Builds Up th
Whole Systom Makes Pure Blood.
That fired feeling- that comes lo
vim in tin? sring .year uflrr r:ir
is a sifjn that your blood lucks vi-
rility just as )iiiiplrs lioils anil
oilier eruption are sins that it is
impure; and it is also a tiign Hint
ymir system is in a low or run-down
eemlilion inviting disease. It is a
warning wliieli it is wise lo lieed.
Ask your druggist for j Mood's
Sarsaparilla. TIi'.k old .standard
tried and true blood medicine re-
lieves that tired feelin. II idealises
I lie blood gives new lite. ii"W Mur-
aje strength Mini cheerfulness. It
makes the rich red blood Hint will
fiake you l'eel look" eal and sleep
belter.
He sure to gel Hood's because it
is the best. Them is no oilier eoru-
biuation of roots barks and herbs
li'.e it no real substitute tor li-
no "just-as-good" medicine.
Veterans to Tulsa were made at a
mass meeting of the citizens held
here tonight. Adjutant General Na-
than Hedford Forrest of Memphis
Teiin. prominent In the National
Sons of the Confederate Veterans
who is in Tulsa for the purKise of
ascertaining its ability to entertain
the reunion reported to the meeting
what would be expected of any city
proposing to entertain the old sol-
diers. General Forrest says that Tulsa's
clmm-es of getting the reunion should
lie good In view of the fact that only
tliree meetings have been held west
of the Mississippi during the past
twenty -five years. T.ulsa luia tried
for the reunion for tliree successive
yearn. It attract not less ttian luu.-
UfW triple.
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W I
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IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT
TENDED BY MANY DISTING
UISHED CITIZENS FROM OVER
ENTIRE STATE.
PLAN FOR CONFEDERATE
REUN-ON AT TULSA
Tulsa Okla.. Mil i'i I'll. -1'ieliml-iiary
pluns for th launching of a
campaign to pull for the 191 G na-
tioual reunion of the Confederate
Ardmore
Broom Factory
Wholesale and Retail
Special orders promptly filled.
1000 brooms at reduced prices
25c to 50c.
MOLLIE E. ROBERTS
14 C St. S. W.
Slays Stepfather in Quarrel.
Miihkotfce Okla. March. 20. George
Kohiiison quarreled with his .step-
father John .Stork over the care of
the children and Robinson struck
Stork on the head with a'club. Stork
died. He was 79 years old. Itoth
men were farmers. Robinson disappeared.
Ralph Kllison of Okmulgee is In the
city the guest of Hr. and .Mrs. M. 1..
Under and family.
Vaudeville shows were possibly Ill-
vented in order to make people en-
Joy grand opera for a change.
MAN TAKES HIS OWN MEDICINE
IS AN OPTIMIST
llo has absolute faith In his medi-
cine be knows when he takes it for
certain ailments be gets relief. People
who take Hr. King's New Discovery
Tor an irritating Gold are optimists -they
know this cough remedy will pen-
etrate the linings of the throat kill
the germs and open the way for Na-
ture lo act. Von can't destroy a Cold
by superficial treatment yon must go
to the cause of the trouhle. He an op-
timist. Get a bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery today.
The dedication of the Cornish Or
pilaris' ihoine was pronounced a real
success by visitors who attended
from various localities.
The program carried out was as
follows:
Song service conducted by I'rof.
W. C. Ilogan with children and au-
dience Joining in the singing.
Invocation by Hev. W. D. Matthews
commissioner of charities and cor-
rections of Oklahoma.
Welcome address and idea for es-
tablishing and the accomplishments
of the 'home by Judge I). K. Spiadliu.
Scripture reading by llev. J. -M.
K of Cornish.
Reports of number of children han
dled the financial condition of tin
home by M. K. Harris. The report
shows that all accounts are paid and
tile treasury lias several hundred dol
Iars.
I'resenlat Ion of the home for ded
ication by W. S. Wolverton president
of tin- institution.
Dediciilorial .sentence hy Lee Cruee
Dedicate! ial prayer by Rev. Mat
thews after which a most excellent
program was rendered hy the chil
dreii of the institution. They ren
dered vocal ami instrumental music.
and recitations and performed nios
Ho tloro Pilos TEXAN LOSES
Simple Home Bemedy Easily Applied
Gives Quick Belief-mailed Free
Sample Packings
of the Famous
Pyramid. PI Is
Remedy Now
Offered Free to
Prove What It
WlllDoforYott.
Pyramid Pile
Remedy given
quirk rellef.stops
itchiiiK blooding
or protrud-
Ins plica hemorrhoids end all rental
trouble. In tlitt prlvarjr of jour own
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booklet iimlli-d free In plulu wrapper It
you send tin coupon below.
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PYRAMID DKtTO COMPANY
LM Pyramid Hid.. Marshall. Mich.
Kindly iimd nix a Kn-e anmpln of
Pyramid PiU Remedy lu plain wruppur.
Niimn
.Street
Cltv State.
He in pad mailer of the art
of telling a story. He hae
humor a kepn aenae of the
dramatic and a knack of
turning out a happy entllns
iuii when Ihe complications
il ihe plot threaten woree
dltattt-ra.
Sew York Timet
rm rrp
lip it always nianlrr of tin
material and of hta method
Hn characters never master
him ; he is always superior to
his creations. PossessinB; the
skill of the master craftsman
one finds Ihe result worked
out to a satisfactory finish.
Brooklyn Fust
The New Oppenheim Story
is mysteriously called
The Black Box
and the question naturally arises
WHAT
is THE BLACK BOX
Oppenheim has the knack
of unit li nit the threads of
his narratives in such a man-
ner thai the reader will not
rout until Ihey have been
stmightened to his satisfac-
tion. Sew York Evening Sim
i li
Mr. Oppenheim has few
euuls among modern novel
its. He is prolific he is un-
tiring in the invention of
mysterious plots he is a
clever weaver of the plausl
hie with the sensational and
he Ims the necessary ifitt of
facile narrative.
Roston Tratucripl
Your Favorite Moving Picture Theater is Showing the Thrilling Pictures
Produced by the Universal Film Mfg. Co.
Read this Unique Story by E. Phillips Oppenheim
now appearing in
THIS NEWSPAPER
J T K it S '
V 1 ' W T7 I I Hit' fJr '
Mr. ?ppr-nhi'tm oori for-
ward net backwartl. r a.-h
book that comre Irom Im
in allows a aupcrionty in
lilot. movement cbaiacit-r
Iriwins and litrriry .jualltv
v.-r iti . .edrcrsaora.
Chicago Record-Herald
Mr Oppenhris la a aor
teller pure and aimple.and at
such he ia invariahly and aa
drniahly entertaining. H
holda you with a trip tha-
dmi not relaa to tha sw-ayUable.
New York 11
touching tubleauK. After this Mr.
Cruee delivered u siilendid lecture
In which he commended the good
work of the 'Institution in the high
est posHible terms.
He complimented the citizenship
of Cornish Kingling and vicinity for
succeeding In getting Hitch a great
institution located in their midst.
Mr. MHtthewii followed Mf. ('nice
in h most interesting speech in
which he endorsed the Cornish Or-
Iilians' Home in strong terms and de-
clared 'himself a real friend to that
institution. He stated that he had
inspected every part of the institu-
tion and found everything in 'the very
best condition.
W. S. Wolverton spoke very inter-
estingly regarding t!ie beginning of
the building' and ihe final and great
success of the work. He assured
the people jf that locality that they
were expected io manifest a great
interest in that institution which
had been so conservatively conducted
to the greatest lossilile success.
Judge Spradlin related a most in-
lersting account of his acquaintance
with the liuilder of the institution.
He told how lie 'had watch his con-
duct his struggle to overcome oppo-
sition and to make wire of success.
That the success had come gradually
and continually and success was
simply amazing to all the people of
that section. "He that looks after
the needs of homeless dependent
orphan children is the greatest man
on earth" declared .ludire Snradlin.
Nothing lias been able to discour
age this man lie lias gone on and on
and litis surmounted and iwssed clear
beyond the obstacles that discourage
and cause failure to come to most
men. Hut he lias not borne all the
burden alone. His dear wife Mrs.
Kllen Harris has done her part and
must share a full portion of the
credit."
Mr. ('nice was most warmly greeted
by the citizens of that section who
had been waiting most anxiously to
hear the great man speak who !iad
so highly honored the office of chief
executive of the state. It is little
lo say that his speech was most
gladly received since there has been
extensive and favorable comment
upon him both as man and as gov
ernor.
No gentlemen were ever more wel
come guests than were these disting
uished speakers. T.ie. business men
of both Cornish and JUngling signed
a pledge to close their placos of bus-
iness and attend the dedication ser
vices in honor of the institution and
its guests. Tlie public school dis-
missed for the dedication and stu
dents were all present. A large tab-
rnacle was stretched In the yard and
it was packed with the best people
of that section and visitors from oth-
er parts of the state. K. O. Dulaney
honored the liome by using his new
car to convey all visitors from and to
t lie depot at Ringling.
T N
LITTLE CUPID
CAME HERE TO GET MARRIED
BUT WAS RELIEVED OF HIS
ROLL A DIAMOND AND OTHER
VALUABLES.
What the sheriff believes to be a
frame-up" was pulled off In this city
last week and the victim who is a
resident of the grand old state of
Texas has evidently lout some faith
In human nature especially nature
of the feminine gender.
A corre8.iondence has been going
on for some time between a young
lady of this city and the above men-
tioned gentleman and the result was
Inevitable: A proposal a tentative
acceptance a visit to the city of Ard
more a holdup by two masked men
and presto! the Texan Is relieved
of his "wad" and a wliole lot of con-
fidence in the female sex.
He came to call on the object of
his affections w ho. it seems bus a
I)
DON'T BE FUSSY
HDD T EATING
Your Stomach Will Digest Any Kind
of Food When Given th
Proper Assistance.
We are prone to fall Into the error
of singling out some article of food
and soundly berating Ue fiend who
first invented the dish. The habit
grows with some people till almost
all food Is put on the black list.
This is all wrong. What ia required
is a little assistance with those agen-
oles uion which scientific students
for many years have set their seal
of approval because they have be
come absolute facts. Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets for all stomach dis-
orders are recognized; they have a
fine record; they are rated reliable
dependable and worthy of confidence
just as the president of a big bank
puts his O. K. on a depositor's check.
And so you can eat what you want
whatever you like knowing well that
should indigestion sour risings gas
formations fermentations or any
other stomach distress arise Stu-
art's Dyspepsia Tablets in a few mo-
ments will put you right-
Coated tongue bad breath heart-
lady friend" who has a sweetheart burn belching flatulency bloat all
Mere. The three met and after a
short period another young man ap-
!ears upon the scene and proceeds to
do some "bawling out" to the one
who was presumably lavishing her
affections on the Texan when he
thought they should be coming to him.
Iu the meantime the other couple
have had a quarrel and both local
boys leave In a huff which leaves tho
Texan with two ladles to escort
home instead of one. which lie eal-
lantly proceeded to do.
When Jn the western portion of the
city two men stepied in front of the
trio threw a gun in the Texan's face
and relieved him of his "wad." while
one of the ladies proceeded to faint
in the most approved style and the
other laughed hilariously.
This mirtti was the cause of the
whole bunch's undoing. The Texan
became aroused came to the city and
called on the officers for help. They
proceeded on a still hunt for the
two local lovers of the fair damsels
and soon they were the gruests at
Hotel Garrett. The two young ladies
came down to see them in the county
jail and their conversation led the
sheriff to believe that they were '"in
on the play" and they too were
locked up.
Friday afternoon the two girls
made bond but the two young men
are still in jail where they are being
entertained by Sheriff Garrett who
has succeeded in getting some in-
formation o'lt of the boys. The dep-
uty sheriff who made the arrest
states that it has all the appearance
of a "frame-up."
tho symptoms of digestive troubles-
disappear oulckly when these tab-
lets are used. They are not a cure
for anything but dyspepsia and kin-
dred complaints. nut they have
brought relief to more sufferers from
digestive diseases than all the pat-
ent medicines and doctors' prescrip-
tions put together.
The stomach does the heaviest
work of any of the bodily organs
yet it's the one we treat with the
least regaru 4 e nut uc nv:..h o
the wrong kind of food at any time.
The patient stomach stands such
treatment as long as it .;ai and liieu
it rebels. You get notice of the re-
bellion in the shape of the gases and
pains caused by undigested ferment-
ing! food.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
and recommended by all druggists at
EOc a box.
It's all right to love your neighbor
but don't invest In the questionable
mining stocks he wants to sell.
$10 China Sets for $2.89.
With each 2"c purchase of any of
the Rexall goods we give a couiron.
When 20 coupons are gotten you ari?
entitled to your choice of a set. by
paying $2.S!) in cash. Ringer Drug Co.
FREE TRIAL COUPON.
F. A. Stuart Co. 202 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall Mich. send me
at once by return mail a free
trial package of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets.
Name
Street -
City State.
Dr. M. L. Uutler has returned from
McAlester where he attended a mis-
sionary meeting of the M. E. chsrch
south.
Caddo Barber Shop
Cor. Broadway and Caddo t.
SHAVE .10 HAI'CUT .25
Hours T a. m. to 9 p. m.
OFFICE NEEDS
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116 West Mala
MEET ME AT THE
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But in the meantime have yout
Shoes Repaired at
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SHOP
WE ISSUE VOTES
Deafness Cannot Ge Cured
by local applications as tliev cannot
ren eh the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness and that is by ' constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused bv an
Inflamed condition of the mucous lin-
ing of the Knstacliinn Tube. When this
tuba is inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing and
when it is entirely closed. Deafness
is the result and unless the Inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition hear-
ing will be destroyed forever: ' nine
cases out of ten - are caused by Ca-
tarrh which Ij nothing but an In-
flamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars fre
V. J. CHENEY t CO. Toledo Ohio.
Soli by DrunKlats. 75c
Taks lull's Family Pills for consti-
"HELLO BILL"
"What Makes You so Fat?" I buy My Groceries from
W. F. Abbot
Where you get What you Buy for Less
German Submarines
Are Something to be dreaded; but when you buy
furniture gas stoves and rugs on easy payments
cor. Caddo and Broadway you will be protected by
L. Do MASON
Cash Paid for Second-Hand Goods.
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Easley, John F. The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 141, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 21, 1915, newspaper, March 21, 1915; Ardmore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc154178/m1/6/: accessed April 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.