The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 111, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 1, 1907 Page: 3 of 8
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-Ardmore Tuesday October 1 1907.
I STATE FAIR OF
1 1 : k 1: Dallas
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S83 C3I23 . .
$100000 worth of Improvements this year. $85000 in Awards Premiums and StaKes.
New Agricultural Building New Club house. Greatest Live StocK Display in the History or the Fair. Magnificent Machinery
and Implement Exhibits. Rare Racing Prog'ram. $50000 in Purses and Stakes.
Four hundred race horses on the g'rounds. The number will exceed 800 by October 1.
SYI3XEY
OKLAHOMA BANKS
STATEMENT RECENTLY ISSUED
CONCERNING BANKS SHOWS
GOOD GAINS.
Outhrle Olcla. Sept 30. Herbert
II. Smock today niailo public thu ab-
Htract of tliu condition ot the 293
Htnti) banks In Oklahoma at the close
ot business September 3 showing an
Increase In loans and discounts ot $1-
133000 and In Individual deposits ot
1400000 over tho Cuno statements.
The average reserve held Is 10 per
cent or twice tho amount required
by law. .
Tho abstract shows tho following
total resources: Loans and discounts 1
$11158616;' overdrafts $418037.77;
bonds warrants and securities $391-
119; banking houso furnltnro and fix-
tures $727355; other real estate $62
IMS; due from banks $4620096; ex-
changes for clearing houses $44075;'
checks and other cash Items $104471;
cash In bank $1030425;. total ro-
sources $18556246.23.
Tho liabilities are capital stock
raid In. $3168200: surnlus fund. 1394.. I
SI3; undivided profits $523594; duo was asked about the probable work-
from banks $272 810; individual do-ling relations.
posits $13371607; cashiers' certified Ho answered: "It Is nothing moro
checks $131075; bills payable $176. 1 than an nll'ance. Why not? Tho
CIO; notes and bills redlscountcd railroads and tho farmers havo no
$156568; total liabilities $18536246. conflicting Interests but rather their
Tho statement of. tho condition of Interests llo together. Tho politic
the national banks In Oklahoma from
tho reports madu to tho comptroller of
tho currency at tho closo ot business
Aug. 18 for tho national banks In
Oklahomn uhows a total of loans and
discounts of $18177203 as against I
I Want to Swap It Off!
1 have just received two cars of fine mixed
furniture Carpets Linoleum and Oil Cloth
and will exchange same for any kind of old goods or sell
ON EASY INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS
cheaper than any other place for SPOT CASH.
C. P.
PHONE
AT THE BIG HOUSE
FRANK BERRYHILL
rOR IVtRTHINO
MAADl OF TIN
TINNER
i - l- MEET
PARK TEXAS STATE FAIR.
SMITH
Secretary.
deposits In national banks In Okla-
homa Aug. 18 was $22037441 making
tho total Individual deposits In na-
tional and state banks In Oklahoma
more than $35000000. Tho deposits
in tho national banks In the Indian
Territory according to the statement
of tho comptroller of the currency
Aug 18 was $19177863.
FARMERS NEWE8T ALLIANCE.
Railways and Producers to Work
Hand In Hand Declares Watson.
Houston Sept. 29. An alliance be-
tween tho railroads and the fanners
ot Texas Is tho result of a recent
meeting at Dallas between the gen-
oral managers on ono side ropre-
sentlng all tho railroad Interests
and President Nclll Stanley H. Wat-
"on 11111 several others as a commit'
teo representing tho Farmers' union
and all farmers In general and the
expectation of thoso who brought
about tho cordial relations Is that
tho futuro will show tho two inter-
ests working together to help each
other and tor protection against
the arts of tho politician.
Stanley H. Watson who appears
to have developed Into something ot
a spokesman for tho Farmers' union
ian tho eanut politician Is re-
sponsible for the coiilUstlng Inter-
ests In the past. Mill by this alliance
bo Is eliminated. No longer will he
bo ablo to spellbind the farmers
and set them at tho throat ot tho
HALL
366
ON CADDO STREET.
TIN ROOflNQ
A SPtCIAITT
rallroa.l man. His occupation Is
gone because wu havo gone direct
to the railroad general managers
tho men whp control thu roads and
have told them that their interests
and our Interests nro tho same; that
wo want to deal with them direct
and get our rights and that thoy
deal with us direct and get their
rights. They look at It as we do and
tho futuro will bo different."
"Who Is tho author of this scheme
for an alliance?" he was asked.
"It Is not an authorship that has
brought It about" said Mr. Watson.
"It Is simply the result of 'peanut'
politicians having overplayed their
hands. He has been too strong In
his demagogic statements and has
tried too plainly to set one Interest
against tho other. Tho farmers
reallzo that wo must havo tho trans-
portation and tho transportation In-
terests must have tho farmers. Dy
this alliance for futuro operations
wo havo eliminated all middle .men.
Wo go direct to tho gejieral man-
ager when wo want something not
to tho railroad attorney of the
rrclght agent or other subordinate
but to the man In control and wo
will get a proper consideration. That
Is the situation puro and simple.
"How about tho Interests ot the
man In town?" ho waB asked.
"I can not conceive" Bald Mr.
Watson "wherein tho town man Is
affected by this. Tho Interests of
tho farmers aro coincidental with
thoso of tho business man. If tho
farmers prosper so does tho JradeS'
man ftltd If tho railroads Will help
tho formers It will not In any way
affect the" business man. Tho rail
roads haV como to tho conclusion
the farmers srWirld havo 15 cents per
pound for their cotton. Tho bust
uess man believes he samo thing
so wherein Is there a conflict? It Is
purely an alliance that will bring
together .two Important Ijiitcrotps
that havo been pushed farther apart
In tho past by tho spcll-blndlng of
tho politician and tho radical laws
which have been offered and In torn"
Instances passed by thoso who go
corporation baiting ovory tlmo the
get to the legislature. Thoy havo
herotoforo told tho farmers that
these things were necessary to check
tho oppressions ot the railroads. Tho
farmers have como to the conclusion
they were necessary only to keep
tho politician In business and keep
ment In his barrel.
THE WEEKLY ARDMOREITE.
Has the largest circulation of any pa-
per published In the Chickasaw na-
tion. M now has a Farmers' Union
department edited by C. C Galloway
and reacheo mors than 75 per cent of
the Unlorr farmers of Carter county
f you want to reach the farmers of
If you want to reach the farmers ef
Carter county tho Weekly Ardmore-
ito Is the best and1 moot reliable me-
dium. In addition to being- turd the way
of the transgressor is well greased.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITC.
16 DAYS
OCTOBER 19 TO NOVEMBER 3
16 DAYS
JAMES MAROM5Y
President
FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
TULSA'S MURDEROUS DEPUTY
MARSHALS MAKE ANOTHER
FIGHT FOR RELEASE.
Tulsa I. T. Sept 29. Their liberty
denied them on habeas corpus C.
K. Wilson and Frank McGlothln the
deputy United States marshals In-
dicted for murder In the first degree
for tho killing of llo v. Sylvester Mor-
ris an aged Methodist minister In
this city two months ago will make
a second attempt to gain their free
dom In this manner hey havo given
notlco that they will appear before
Judge Lawrence In tho federal court
on October 3.
It Is claimed thai when the officers
made their first attempt for freedom
on habeas corpus their cases were
;iot well presented. In fact there was
established no evidence on which the
court could grant tho writ. In thu
next case the attorneys for tho de-
fense will proceed along entirely dif-
ferent lines and hope to get their
clients free.
The two men claim that they shot
Morris In the dark by mistake and
only after ho had refused to halt
though commanded bo to do several
times.
Idaho Land Opening
Ardmoreito Special.
Boise Idaho Oct. 1. Ono hundred
land fifty thousand acres ot Carey act
land at the new town of Jerome Lin-
coln bounty was opened today by
meailS If a drawing In chargo of the
Idaho state" isnd board. Contrary to
tho government demand that a set-
tler live on his rifdiW-rly five years to
prove the title thOSfl securing land
under tho Carey net may" ferovo up fit
tho expiration of 30 days. Tilt price
of the land opened today Is fS5&t per
acre In ten annual Installments' An
Irrigation canal Is now being con-
structed through tho tract starting
with a $1000000 dam nt Mllner.
Threo towns havo been established to
bo connected by an electric road. Tho
Irrigation project Is being financed
by iiw KuhliK tho well-known Pitts-
burg bankers.
Book Binders May Strike.
rdmorelto Special.
..Now York Oct 1. A struggle for
tho eight-hour' (fay whlcti. U likely to
result In striked iff this and other cit-
ies was Inaugurated today by tho In-
ternational llrotherhood of Book-
binders. In severar Important cities
agreements havo been sfgned by tho
employers and tho brotherhood and
tho Bhorter work day will bo brought
about without friction ImC in New
York tho attempts to secure flio de-
sired concessions from employers
havo met with llttlo success. Tho
brotherhood has a large fund' on hand
to be used In a strike It necessary.
The demand for an eight-hour day
was submitted to a referendum' vbtu'
in June 1906 and was endorsed by a
MM
TL'XA'j STATE frt A15X.
s ..AV-f
New 1'nnltrv Huilding Capacity 3000 Birds. V. F. SLINEY Director.
vote of more than three to one. so'
that employers havo had moro than !
a year's notlco of tho proposed action
light for freedom
Prince Wllhelm to Wed.
Ardmoreito Special.
Copenhagen Oct lr Princo Wll-
helm grandson of tho king and son
of tho crown prince who recently
vUltcd thu United States will bo mar-
ried this month It is scml-offlclally
nmicjiiuttdt Tho :proste1no bride
Is the Grand DuchessMnrle daughter
of tho Grand Dukn Paul Alexandra-
vltch of Russia. Tho ceremony will
tako place In St. Petersburg.
I'rlnco Wllhelm recently mndo an
extensive iour of tho American At-
lantic coast on tho cruiser Fylgla vis-
iting Now York Oyster Day Now-
port and Boston.
Spain's Popular Beverage.
"Ilorclmta do churn" Is tbo singular
nnme of the most pnpulnr drink In
Mnilrld. Tills Is made from a nut
cnlUsl "clmfn" yielding a milky liquid
when reduced to n pulp. ThU Is di-
luted with water and forms n mixt
cooling and refreshing drink. How-
ever It Is nn nciiulreil taste. Very few
like It ut tho llmt trial. The horchata
may In- made from (liferent kinds of
nuts. The almond l uwil also. Strange
to rclnto the liorchntn. do clmfn l al-
ways nold where inuttlug Is kept for
sale no thnt when yon spy a roll of
the latter outsldo the storo iloir It li
a jnltlclj'ptJndJciitlon that In that par-
JJujar plncVyoir rnay prfx-ure a glass
of tho MTlTriitn. In spite of InmilrUn
IavIIs unable to iTTHcnvcr the origin of
the singular combination of urtlcles on
sale. London Tr-titlC
Drugglett' Lights.
An apothecary found himself minus
his red light one night at o tlmo when
It was customary for trade-mien of Ills
class to ornament their store fronts
with n simple nil lamp. To supply hi
need he took n glass Ixittlii filled with
a jd fluid and placed n eandlo Im1iIU(1
It. Th'd-'nt'ct h0 pleaseil him that he
added anolihj- ltlvl druggists illu-
minated their vm'. lucWasliTjf Uie
number of lights nild n.'so changing the
eolffrs. Thin llie en.'.4? fwn followed
tho leiid Hit It heparin fashion.
AvoMlna Temptation.
Ce'll wni( much Imprwsed bylb
.Sunday school teacher's plea for i.M"-
kIoim and decided to save his pennbW
ror me lieatlieu. Ho made u greirt
effort and failed nfice or twlco. Then
ho prayed. "O Iml." he tagged
"pleawi help me nave my money and
don't let Jim the peanut man come
down this street." Cleveland Leader.
He Didn't Throw It.
"Miss Pechls" n Id Mr. Tlmmld nt
tho other end of tho sofa "If I were
to throw you a kiss I wonder what
you'd say."
"Well" replied MIkh Pcchls Til say
you were thu laziest man I over saw."
-Philadelphia Press.
A Distinction.
"Tell me" mid Miss Wltlicrnpp "Mr.
Newman remarked to you that f didn't
show my age didn't he 7"
"Not exactly. He said toii viw
careful to conceal It" replied' Mlas
rrana. Kxcliange.
Subscribe for tho Ardmoreito.
TEXAS
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UNITED STATES UEPUSITOHY
Condensed Statement
of the Condition of
The Ardmore National Bank
AT ABDMORK. IND.TKR AT TUB GLOBE
OF UU8INKH8. AVO.U isoT.
RECAPITULATION.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts $319057.85
U. S. Uonds 150000.00
Stocks Securities etc 9.S03.7S
Cash S7.895.33
$S37350.93
Liabilities.
Capital Stock Paid In $100000.00
Surplus and Profits Vet).. 44.4C9.C9
Dividends Unpaid CO.OO
Circulation 100000.00
Dills Payable 20000.00
Deposits 272847.24
$537350.93
No better Index to the growth ot Ard-
more carr be found than Is reflected
n the constant and steady Increase
n the deposit' of Use Ardmore Na-
tional Bank.
LED CnuCE President
Q. W. STUART Cashier.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES
Aro tho Index to a thrifty people. Is
your homo old and worn out? It so
consult W. A. Tackett architect as to
the best way to make a modern up to
date home ot It. It you are con
templatlng building ladles or gentle
men aro Invited to call at my office
In Carter-Uooker building or phon
170 rod and will call at your roil
dcnco.or place of business.
I am at your service. My prices are
reasonable. W. A. TAOKETT
SOU ArcbltecL
J. L. WILSON.
FR1H011T. TRANSFER AND
DAOOAO UNi. r
YOUR
CONCRETE
WORK
Concreto work Is erfscrislvo at heil
ad It costs entirely too mnch to
tako any chances on setting good
work. I keep only tho best men
nso only the best material more
than all I am hero to make my
guarantee good. Don't let your con-
tract for any kind of concrete work
until you havo my prices.
L. R. MARSTON
MM
- irr"
ARDMORE TRANSFER LINE
Calls Mail I'mmptlj. Waenn Oat
All Nluht. 1'hono Ml
DAY Oil NIOIIT
STEVE ROWLES. Proprietor
! Redfield $ ClarK ?
INSURANCE AGENTS
X Prompt Settlement on Fire
and Tornado Losses.
YOU HUNGRY READERS I
Look at my fine collection of
Magazines' Periodicals and
Newspapers. Buy something
to read and drive dull care
away.
My news stand is in the Pos-
tal building on the way to the
postoffice
I take subscriptions to all leading;
papers and deliver them to any part
ot the city.
GEO. L. McDOW.
H. BEHRENS
Jeweler litckatker Mi Ofticin
Bought May 1 the fixtures stock and
good will ot I. Hoger the jeweler 111
V. Main street. Mr. Soger sold his
store with tho statement to me be-
fore witnesses that ho was unable on
account ot old age to do any more
satisfactory repairing and was forced
on account of this to go out ot the
Jewelry business.
Patrons leaving watches or Jewelry
with me for repairing are assured
they will get tbo best workmanship
at reasonable prices. I- also have a
fine line ot watches and Jewelry of
the latest designs; also optical goods.
H. BEHRIH8;
hvtkt Wirier iU km
Why Wc Should Do Year Work
We not only employ the most
skilled
Hut always got the best.
Our men aro neither Dubs nor
Cubs
Our work will stand the test.
No Scabs aro found within our
shop
We pay the utiion prices.
We rivet and solder all oar
Joints
No frost will hurt our splices.
W. A. PRIDE "liner."
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