The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 141, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 7, 1907 Page: 4 of 8
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Ardmore Thursday November 7 U07
FAfiE FOUR.
THE DAILY ARDMUREITE.
if 111 IHlUIl f OlHOtCtlC.
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IY lit AIDHQttllE .HUSHING COMPANY.
SIDNEY 8UGQ8 President.
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W. Dick. II. A IUibIhikI.
KutereiTnt the Postoftlco nt Ardmoru
ns Second-Class Mntter.
riiRMS OF SUDSCRIPTION.
The Dally Ardmorelte
Ou Week "
One Month M
Olio Year J5 00
The Weekly Ardmorelte.
Per Yoar ty Mall U 00
Bli Montiis (0
Threw Munths 26
Phone.
nuslni'ss Maimer's OlUco 638
City Editor's Offlco 6
Lone Distance .-l8
Ardmore Thursday November 7 1907
Statehood In ten days. Think of
It'
Persia Is getting the new cabinet
habit almost ns badly ns llootuvct.
Captain llohson's Japanese war
nil! have lo he classed nmong the
theatrical failures of the season.
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The "bucket brigades" of the gas
company at work in our city look
good to every man interested In
promoting the welfare of tho city.
Tho federal Judgeship contest
seems to have resolved Itself Into
a case of now you liave It and
now you lost nnd Teddy Is getting
tired of tho gamo.
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High priced coal has but few ter
rors to Ardmnro peoplo right now
who nro enjoying delightful weaLli-
ur. This coupled wllh tho assurance
of cheap gas befoto cold weather
comes makes us aC fel easy.
Col. Ilrynn spent several days In
New York and If ho look his micro
scope along he must have seen tho
Unils Stuyvesaut ('limber boom. It
Is n little boom but there Is big
money In It.
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The deposits of currency In the
banks of Khawuee havo become hi
great that tho hankers say they
will havu to ship It out. In the
meantime nrmed guards nre on duty
protecting tho vaults. They might
I urn It loose to good advantage
on the cotton crop its circulation
then would bo such that no itrimil
guard would be necessary.
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Another good republican congress
man has been Indicted nnd arrested
charged with conspiracy to defraud
nnd also for obtaining money under
false pretenses. This time it Is
Hon. K lllrd CnwscvH of Pennsyl-
vania. Mr. CasscM nnd eighteen
other good republicans were picked
up on September IS on charges
originally preferred by democratic
Htnle Treasurer llerry of Pennsylva-
nia In connection with the theft
of five million dollars from the
treasury of that state. In transac-
tions Minting to the furnishing of
the new enpltol building nt Harris-
burg. Several slate officers nro
among the fellow-grafters of Mr
Cassel! for whom warrants havo
also been Issued. No wonder tho
Pennsylvania republican leaders
regard tho democratic motto "thou
shalt not steal" ns a personal af-
front lo themselves.
Ily a curious coincidence by the
$300000000 relief measure microns-
fully proposed at Washington by
('hlcsgi)'M anihnsHiit'lir President
(leorgo K. Roberts of the Cotnmer
clal National Hank tho national
hanks of tho country were enabled
to Increase tlulr circulation In the
samo amount ns tho crop of 'J07
will out-value the crop of 190C Ac
cording to the government'! Octo-
Imt estimates and ruling prlreB for
grains the Increase of wealth from
crops this year will bo 1324000000
greater than In 1900 the total crop
being of a valun of J3956000000 J
nearly four blClous of dollars llotll
of these enormous sums of wealth
the Increase of national bank circu-
lation and tho rlso of crop value)
worn the bulwarks which Insured
tho country against panic. As thej
crisis hns Wn due In the west tc
a famine of currency the relief
measure proposed by the Chicago
bankers was of flrsi Importance.
Tho shortngo of cash was so ncuto
that every expedient except calling
for tho JS.OOO.OOO of gold In tho sub-
treasury wns adopted but that gold
was allowed to remain undisturbed
eo
A Washington dispatch says:
Judgo llosea Townsend of Oklaho-j
ma who Is n candidate for nppolnt-
n.ent to the federal bench lost his
...ii... .1 8 In n barber shoo'
here.
MISS MAI.ONEY IN A CONVENT?
A Philadelphia Man Say He Saw
the MI.mB Young Woman.
iii.ii . i.. i. .i.i.. v... r ir.t.. i
loney daughter of .Martin Mnloney.
millionaire and papal marpils.!
wIiiikp nllfcml oloncment with Snm-
ilel Clarkson 1ms net two contllK lits'
. .... I
talking wns salrl loilny to be nn in-
. . . .... . ... ...i.
mmo oi .oire uamo cm vein n
city. She Is reported to have boon
seen lii tho convent within n few
days y a o.d friend of hor fath.
Mho knows her well. Further. It Is
. i.ir...i. .h.. w h-on m
Europe thai .he accompanied Clark-
son only as far as .Montreal and
then relumed to Philadelphia. Theso
statements nre mipporle.l by Ihe re-
putt that Mrs. Carberry llltclile.
Martin Maloney's oldest daughter
who went to Umdnn with her hue-
band supposedly to search for the
missing heiress hns returned and
Is In the Maloney homo.
The htnteiiunt that Helen MaTo-
noy Is In tho convent which Is sit
uated In Itlttenhoiiso square In tho
fashionable section of the city
from a wealthy man who hahs
known Ihe family for years.
'1 went to the convent myself.
nnd while I was sitting In the offlco
saw Helen Mnloney whom I havo
known for years waalk down the
hallway. I know her well nnd I
could not havo been mistaken"
hp sahl.
Tho mother superior of Notro
Dame convpnt when asked If Miss
Mnloney was nn Inmate refused to
discuss the matter telling the In.
(Iiilrer:
"You would better see Mr. Mnlo
ney Perhaps h can tell you whero
his daughter Is."
AS TO RESULTS.
It Is now evident that the opi
demlc of trust busting In the de.'1
partment of Justice Is mere dust
and feathers. Tho Washington Post
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uwinivrn tun iinwn iii int. vrt iniintiiii'
Ing the situation
IMI. ..it
..ill.
there are many more trusts In ex-
istence than when he begun his
campaign ngalnst them. Ho had a
special fund of half a million to
work with nnil has collected an
approximately equal nmoiint In fines
gm'e ? Jap""!
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offset by tho practical whitewashing
of tho biggest fish I the net. Tho
wicked railway men may brea.ho
.... . . ..
freely If they must be worso than
...
Mr. Harrimaii to bo punished.
..v. . . .
"Now mark how tho slates man-
i ..
age Ihe samo Job. In Ohio twenty-.
.i ..I . i hi
three wealthy and prominent cltl-
rens havo been sentenced to nine
months Imprisonment. In North1
Carolina clerks selling tickets In v!.
olatlon of tho railway rate law havo '
been sentenced to tho chain gang
nnd their employes have been find
f30.00 In the most summary man.
ner irn Phllndelnhla thev hivo
oud I Jy to ih trul th"
round a va to puiilsli trusts wltn-
out any statute the common law
being found nleitnte practically!
us Judge Parker hns contended ln
theory. This Is getting results. One
result Is that the federal govern-
meiit Is hopelessly distanced ns u
punlsliers of trusts Mr. Koosevclt
IimiU in. lb. work ulieiM Ivffnr nnd
Ilrynn dropped It nnd easily outdid
them. Hut the stntes took up the
work whero President ItooBevelt
dropjM'd It nnd nre actually doing
what ho threatened."
London founded some 2000 yenrs
before Chicago has just claimed
I4.7GS.217 population for the city
proilor almost exactly twice the
population that eats sleeps and hns-'
ties lu Chicago. What amazing
things hnve been done In tho Unit-
ed Stutes of America. It was 1500
years ago that tho Itomans who.
found ljndon a vUlnge left It a city
for those dayB. It was 1100 years
before America wns discovered. It
Is less than n century since wild
ducks cpiacked undisturbed on the
Chicago river. Now Uindon and
suburliB Oreater lindon hao an
area of 434.(19 acres ns ngalnst tho
114932 acres Inside of Chicago's
PAY CHECKS
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Th Pay Check has many calli
upon IL It must fulfill many duties
There lire many necessities it must
buy each day. It oftlmes BUrtors a
severo strain. My modernized nnd
helpful Easy Payment plan relieves
that strain takes the burden off tho
pny check makes the Payments con.
venlent. It Is the Basy Payment plan
for you for everybody.
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n' rt' JVM
larBitrt)Carpet;i.SUv Star
city limits. London's municipality.
loxnnndcd lss thnn Chicago; Its'
Btrocts nro 2.120 mllrs In length as
nRnln.t Chicago's 4220 mil. of
uirnn h Viu.' Vtiru h;iM 2.1111 ml IPS
of streets and bimmiiIs 0G32S56
each year In cleaning mom wnni
street cleaning In Chicago coits the
city only t3.3lfi.Sr.). As to the
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I.l.1.l. n.i.l flmlr l1n. ml 112.
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SW.S fio wh o ho N w J ork pol ce
oot 1H3.0499 and Chicago it $.
010.8.5. However going back to
opuIntlon figures. Chicago has
more than most of tho .into of
tho union. Including Iowa. Wlscon
... ronnoiwoo. MMirasKn .Minne-
M)la. Kentucky nnd Arkansas; tliere
are nv spvpii states
i states that havo
more pw)ple. among them being
.Michigan Missouri. Ohio nnd In
dlana and only two states hnvo n
liopulatloii ns great as london.
FIGHTING BOB'S' BIG FLEET
WILL SAIL DEC. 9 AND
AR-
RIVE AT SAN FRANCISCO
NEXT MAY.
Ily Associated Press.
Washington. Nov. fi.
-The flee
III.. ....... 1..l..1 l.-.Mna I !.
'
ship fleet on its voyngo to San
rrnm-ibo. . mane pminc ui mo
navy department today. As hero
tofore announced tho fleet will ns
11 "'i
comber It nnd depart from there
December 10 touching on tho way
to San Francisco nt Trinidad Hlo
de Janeiro Jan. ll nt ninta Are.
nns Jan 31 nt Callao February 13
and nt Mngdnlena nay March 14.'
At each of theso places It will re-
main from five to eleven days ex-1
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ar" lnn 'lariur uepeims
"""" th" """Idetlon of the target
practice (here. For the samo rea-
H(u
the date of arrival nt San
Francisco lias not been determln-
ed. The tornedo boat destrover flo
tilla will H-ave Hampton ltoads'flvu larK0 mn"R ln "I'oratlon. bring-
December 2. and because of their cru1 ol1 from tho "ecl u'ar T":
I greater speed more limited drnught
nnd smaller tonnage these boats
will stop nt many more places thnn
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".e lorpedo boat do -. hy F. M. Armstrong superintend-
Port w be BtaM.t -f the g Sandy pumping sta-
fmr "r flv ''"V8- Th" Itinerary 0"j
"...templates their arrival at the va O II at comes Xy he pip line
r ' "' j U.en t ieso nro filled It s then fore-
San J nun Dec 7- Trinidad Dec ll' MMith to I.ufkln about n nety
"c- iriniiinii iec t
IS: Para. Dec. 2fi: Pernambuco '"es. Tho system begun opera tug
' 'in''""u"' .
Jan C: Hlo de Janeiro Jan IK- three pumps hero several weeks ago
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Montevedlo Jan. 2.r: lntn Arennsl""1' hiiperlnlnedcnt Armstrong sa d
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Feb. S: Taylcahuana. Feb. 20: Call that It was working satisfactorily
"'""'". " -". -'
Mnrc1' ' n. Mnrch K.: Hecent y seventy-flve men were
AcnpuUo. March 16 and Magdalena ayed off by the company hero for
A"r" A " cait' nt l "lrk " lh" rfln'r' H
t..ittlc-hl fleet tho dates of de- expects! to start when theso lal-orers
"""" frl" MaKdalena Hay nnd ar- nro again placed In employment.
rlval nt San nnclsco nro depend-
tho completion of target ConUrt th Vote In Kentucky
I'mctlo In tho bay. The flotilla1 l'lnKtnn. h. No. C At a
" " '"'manded hy l.leut. Com-' ""'''""K "f republicans and indc
I pemlents today it was decided to
manner Cono. LnH wllh rallt hn T.
PICKING UP GOLD COINS
SEEKERS OF BURIED TREASURE
CONTINUE TO HUNT FOR
ELUSIVE LUCRE.
Fort (ilbson I T Nov. . For-
tune hunters hnve been hanging
around Ihe old barracks In
tins
0tv ovldently looking for a con
8gnment of gold for the yment
f soldiers which wns shipped to
thls point nearly seventy-nine ears
aK0
There has alwnys been a belief
that Immense quantities of gold
lla() l)tH.tl wlorpi tno hill In days I
vry onB aROi for mBn. nHtiin. ;
Ct. tm tronpH for which the coin
wnH intended never returned to Fort
(jIBOn and Ihe report was mado
tat Indians or adventurers had
rnibed the conches where tho coin
jini UPln burled.
Kvery once In a while gold coins
nro dug up on tho barracks hill
usually Spanish milled variety as
tho California yellow boy had not
been minted yet. Tho citizens of
tho town believe that theso stray
twenties nnd tens perhaps belonged
to tho hoard of some long lost
officer who perhnps perished In tho
parly Indian wars of tho far south
west.
Hewitt's Carbol'zed Witch Hazel
Salvo Is healing and soothing. Good
for plh. Sold by W. II Frame.
DAW
See our lino of stores before mak-
ing your purchase.
niVKNS COHHN A FIIKNSI.EY.
We havo tho moat completx lino
of kodaks nnd supplies In tho city
6 4 ARDMORB PHARMACY.
ELUDED THE OFFICERS
M0(JNSHNERS ARE gAD TQ B
FLOURISHING IN THE HILLS
NEAR FORT GIBSON.
Fort KJIbxon. I. T. Nov. 0 It Is
now settled hojond much doubt that
t. whsky upon which Homo of tho
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11 "10 Orocnlcaf hills not far
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w" " ""
" .suge nmn who was
irougn tno torest saw n
hln BIral of 8mok-' r'ns from n
wooded crest. As ho was only a mile
distant ho walked down a dark ra-
vine and began to climb tho hill to
the point from which tho smoke as-
cended. Half way up tho hilt ho was
met by a stout man with u masked
face who Inquired what his business
might be Tho Muskogee man who
bad had sotno previous experiences
with the moonshiners in Kentucky
made a few cabalistic signs. Tho mail
disappeared but soon returned w'lh
n gallon Jug of faintly colored amber
whiskey which tho Mjskogeu man
declared to bo ns good n. ho had
uver tasieii anywhere In tho world.
.lls8yfoo Johnson and ' denutles
havo trl(1 vnn t0 fu (l(J s(n
In this city it Is said that they arc
only nretendlnc and that to find the
m mgchlc hvDli wouJ be no
(rmn warrnnt of any rcvPnll0 or po.
jle officer
Tfl Dllll RFFINFY
1 W WIfcV 1111 lllbl
FOR
TERRITORY OIL AT BIG
SANDY STATION FIVE PUMPS
NOW OPERATING.
Dig Sandy Texas Nov. fi. With
T- hu (ilf Vi Ullu company
s "ow "rranglng lo build a refinery
nt tls lluce- acctrdlng In n state-
i nif'tu innnn ir vnur rnrriHnmnU'tit in.
contest with the democrats tho re
suit of yesterday's election for ev-
ery city nnd county offlco voted
for.
Wholesale frauds will bo charg-
ed. Fayette Akers Is In the city from
Woodford. Mr. Akers Is one of the
' signers of the constitution of the
new state nnd Is Interested In the
n(fnlr )f tiIP Ktnte. He Is greatly
ii wm n10 mllcle Mr. Hns.
jlag announced so far.
THE RECORDS IN OUR OFFICE SHOW
That we are selling a vast deal of Ardmore Real
Estate and also a large number of Farms
throughout the Chickasaw Nation
When yon are ready to make investments in either City Property or
Agricultural Lands remember that we are in position to sell you at prices
yon will appreciate. We have really listed with as that will please you.
Smith Riggins &
PHONE 726
INLAND CONVENTION
FRANTZ NAMES DELEGATES WHO
WILL ATTEND THE CONVEN-
TION AT WICHITA.
Outhrle Okla.. Nov. f --ilovcrnor 1
Franti! lias named tho following per-!
sous to attend tho Inland committee !
convention nt Wlchltu. Kt.n. Nov. 10:
Horace lllxon Klk City; llllllo llolton
Woodward; J. A. Stlne Alva; T. II. i
Ferguson Watonga; II. I). Wood'
ll)dro; Jero Jidinsou Newklrk; Kd
I. Peckham Illnckwell; Kd Dona-1
hoe Ponca City; A. I.. Severance Du-
rant I. T.; A. K. Perry Coalgate 1
I. T.; James I.obsltz. Perry; William
Garrison Pond Creek; Hobcrt Sohl-
berg Outhrle; llenr)' lesson Kl lie-!
no; Sam T. Alton Knld; J. M. Aydc-
lotto Shawnco; F. M Hohlnson Utw
ton; John Field Oklahoma City; Leo
Cruce Ardmore 1. T.; II. K. Wooten
Chlcknsha I. T.
The Forty-Sixth Star.
Wnslilnglnn D. C Nov. fi. Al-
though Oklahoma by reason of the
presidential promise will bo admit-
ted lo the Union of stntes on Nov.
10 there will bo no change In tho
American flag until July 4 1908.
On nnd nfter that date tho blue
field of Ihe national banner will
contain forty-six stnrs. Instead of
forty-five ns nt prescnL This wCl
bo tho first change ln tho nag In
twelve years for the forty-fifth star
wns added July 4 ISOfi following
the admission of Utah to tho Union
In tho preceding March. Several
months ago n Joint board of tho ar
my nnd navy of which Admiral
Dewey was chairman adopted a
plan for tho rearrangement of tho
stars made necessary by the nd
mission of the new states. Under
this plan Biich rearrangement will
bo perfected without materially nl
terlng tho general scheme. When
the star of Oklahoma Is added tho
first third fourth and sixth rows on
the blue ground wCl have right
stars nnd tho second and fifth
rows seven stars each.
Printing Plant Destroyed.
Lawton Okla. Nov. fi. From nn
unknown cause the building occit'
pled hy tho Walter New Kra at
Walter was destioyed by fire Tho
entlro contents consisting of an up
to-dato printing establishment were
destroyed. For a tltno It looked ns
though other buildings would catch
flro and that tho damage might
bo extremely large. It Is esUmated
that the loss to J. Whit Johnson
owner of tho building and tho editor
and proprietor of the New Era will
be $3ri00 which Is partly covered by
Insurance.
Banker Gets Five Years.
Kansas City Mo Nov. 6. Dr. F.
J. Tlgaril president of tho ItuUer
National Hank of Duller Mo. when
It failed Sept. 26 1900 was sentenc-
ed today lo flvo years In tho pen
itentiary by Judge McPherson ln
tho federal court. Tho conviction
was on the charge of misapplying
the funds of tho bank. Dr. Tlgard
Is past 70 years of age nnd Is par
tially paralyzed. He pleaded guilty
to the charges nnd was given tho
minimum sentence.
To Bar Texas Cattle. '
fluthrle. Ok. Nov. C. An organ
lzd fight on tho Texas steer to
bar him from tho pastures In the
Osage Indian country has been Inau
GROCERIES
Remember that McCliaren
and his Brother will remain
with mc and that we are
better prepared than ever
to handle your grocery
busines and will appreciate
your trade
A Profusion of Good
Things
can always be found in our
store for supplying your
table. We know how to
please
MARTIN
gurated hy residents of tho Osage
nation and will be carried to Sec.
James It. (larflcld of tho interior
department. If necessary. Hereto-
fore the pastures hnvo been leased
by tho secretary to Southern cattle-
men. Charles M. Hill editor of Ihe
Pawhuska Capital Is one of tho
main leaders ln this campaign
INDIAN UPRISING
MAY KEEP TROOPS BUSY THE
ENTIRE WINTER TWO COM-
PANIES REACH SCENE.
Omaha Neb. Nov. 6. Col. Frank
West and eight troops of tho Secoud
Cavalry from Fort Dos Molnen were to
day ferried across tho Missouri river
at Forrest City opposite tho Cheyenno
agency In South Dakota nfter reach-
ing Gettysburg lust night and march
Ing tho 18 miles across tho country.
The command will continue the
march tomorrow for Thunder Butte
eighty miles further west.
It now appears to tho army men
that tho campaign against tho Uto In-
dians may keep tho soldiers busy all
tho winter. (
Tho two companies of tho Sixteenth
Infantry from Fort Crook will reach
(lettyshurB tonight
More Money for Oiages.
P.iwhuskn Okla. Nov. C riot Mil-
lard United States Indian agent will
pay to the Osago Indians at this
placo $170000 payment to begin
Monday Nov. 25. Chocks will bo
drawn on tho subtreasury at St.
Iiouls and tho local Kinks will pro-
vldo currency for tho samo.
In Watches Rings
Diamonds CIocKs
AND JEWELRY
I hnndlo only tho Mtandard
goods nnd can always have
you money on your purchases
Besides when yon buy
re yon Know Jmit what
YOU AMI GETTING
I am the oldest Jeweler In Ard-
more anil my personal guarantee
is back of every snlo I mnko and
every piece of repairing I do. Call
and see the new line of goods just
arrived.
P. B.TARVER
TIIH .IKWKI.KIt
West Co.
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