PAGE TWO
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Ardmore Sunday October 24 1903
The Kid Statesman
'a ltd
The Old Politician
THEY HAVE A HEART TO HEART
TALK AllOUT the GUARANTY LAW
lly T. Peary Hennon Author of 'Old Sleuth
the Overhraok Detective" "Heart Cauraqe-
nun.or the Cream of Gainetville." "10 Night
in a Drug Store" and ' Star Spangled llanner"
AMERICA 1ST
m ships
V'H ivnil I - Ci i' Mi K 'I --'.i'
.u.iii Ii.kI some luim luipo tan' on V
Mind from t'n' cilm careful altno '
jiidki.tl deliberation with which he
rolled hit "-on.stnnt eomparbm" itm
"ic angle If mnlntBlnl In hi tac-
atti ' h- Iiiul utiKk It there anil IlKMtssl
it with a null' nirt of tb mutcn
whlci h' rxHiiKuifthitl with two move
n.ftitH to the riKht nntl two to the
left followssl by a nhort. quit. atop
I he w.iy the stage villnn puts out
bit matche In ' Why M-ls l-siave
Home " The old man watvhtsl him In
.-. li nco.
I ll t 11 you wht I think. Oad
.ml ihr Kid. with hi eyes tlxed on
the oiling "Ami I ilon't cire wm.
Knows It either. The sovenior that
runs lor my mjney you understand
h.iN pot to b" a hank puaranty mini
ami that's all there' about that. He'
Kit to to-- the nt.irk fair find square
on that hank mutmnty plank or its
'he blue ix'tirll lor him aa far hk this
fate-man U conee-msl. Snvy?"
The ulil polltlclAn putted bis pipe
tip.iee eil hi protegee ( lirlolMly
nit s.utt nothing.
Yi . -ir" the Kill w Miit on dirtlnn
a quick iimniy look at the ulil man
nut ol the tall ot hla eye "Yen sires'
hi ' pot to come up with lxith fed on
Mat hank guaranty iMillry ami kenp
i in then- anil they've not to bs tee.
t'ia ilon't need no patent elii-tru- note-
w.iniiii. cither. This hr Imnk
t-1 1 .i i . 1 1 1 1 y hii'lucss la the hurfturk of
our litji rtlfM It In the Oklahoma ilea
you iiiulertand- we are the only orlg-
11). il Minon pure bunk guaranty tttiitc
i i tli. in Ion I mi I led in lionil ami the
II: HI
cut It cu' It" broke In the on
lih' " l.ins iinil pull In that chctst. Ur
il Hi .hi You talk like a im iiiiiiI: an
I'll I'liitnl States nivy Iteiiteiuilil
w.t'i .i air huh on. lt'4 fay telllir
Mb- t. lou'i.. been putting In you-
mm after all my trouble to keep you
m.uk'ii I tdd you to keep away
from tint xtalrwny at Main and Wash-
.itK'nn If ho crowded with statei-
nun now every day that Will Potter
has iwt to take liU client In through
iIichciohI story winder with a dep
I uldcr i nnk gun runty. You've got an
car full of It. mire. That nt:ilr.
i-luli would have you running for Km-IH-ror
of Cermany on a prohlhitlm
tiikct. ir I didn't look you up on -e in
a while
Wll It's tltl- IMl.llt II ll-nl . 1- - 
for i'i.' I ink Kna-.ui ihl'i : iiii'.ii'i "
l i'  d t'n K d. ii'id'int! hK -tale-
III. Ill JKC !
ud int do you Know aljout the
bank guaranty l.iw my boy? Alxnit a:t
intit h w I do about the enoterlc doc-
trine or N'irvftna and that won't hurt
my orthodoxy. Now linen Don't Pi
Vm give you a bum trei-r my lad f"d
mow all thlnRs. ilon't Kit lnoculincd
with the I'eary blooil and thfli'a whnt'u
talking In you now I fer Did yo-i
take the trouble before you adopted
your diilamlon of prlm-lpli'syour
ultimatum ai my friend Nicholas II
lMii'd to y II1 you take the trouble
to find out whether the Umk mint
inty w yet a law or not?"
"So but we mint nave It Did;
If the tfreai IftMIl' ! they tell tni'
and If thii tlemoorntB don't "
"I ee; It's JllH aa I thoiiKht. I :-e
you'e been having your eyea wide
open. The bink guaranty law. as I
undt'tKtriml yon la the great la.iu
yon want one pawed do you?"
Sure."
'.Vow come here lad; alt down
that irway. Have you tulkil mum
about thin? No. Then perhup. you rail
crawl hark. Now prepa e youielr fo.
a terrible nhook. We have already
p it the bank guaranty law In the
grand old mate of Ok In noma. It'a iiu
more an lunur before the people than
the gold Mtandanl or the pure food
bill or the nine-foot sheet law. It
oitn ami we have had 1' for aome
time ami It la working iu ainouth a ..
(Vtrllxa engine ami Ii'h in no daii'ei
froin any g.tvernor of Oklahoma nor
from any man uu the democratic
stile that waitttt to be governor of t)H
lahomn wlu-ther it's ; ni or .Murray
f - Scale o (ildillui:- or ikwle or
The )lil-.VIan-Aft. r-The.l b. at Klk
t'lty. Yi.u needn't worry any longer
alioii: the bank gmirmiy law. If w.
could only tilde It away aomewhorc
hi the big SeUllnole cue wile ) til
federal jiidgea are Hitting among u:i
mil let 'em forget It It would bo in
no danger Them a the f.-ller that'
gunning for that big game. They've
laid It low In Nebraaka. ami thero're
on It' trail In Kansas and you may
be sure that nome of tlieae day tui
a III laekle It lo Oklahoma. Tnft. Aid-
rich romjmny need It lit their bual-
iieiH ml when they find anything in
thi'lr wny thnt'n brtberlng 'em. It'"
! likely lo develop u'liiptoinx of
inn oii-.illutloii.illM gild. I'll never try
t ill wind aulu II - a haul om-.
'Mil' till- :n i i t'i-uii' 1 a Niit'otial
Waltham Watches
Mail Order Houses
A innil itrdtT house in Chicago or
soinf other citv iiiav Ik- alile to sell von
:mylhintr frop.i a )aper of pins to a
house find lot simply by referring you
to their efitalo'iies. hut' they ean'l sell
you a '0(m1 wateh that way. Watches
air very delieate niaehines that may Ik
put out of order in a dozen ways after
leaving the factory. A jeweler knows
1km to put the watch into shape and he
won't sell one without dniiwj" it. Mail
order houses do not want to bother with
that. and. as a matter of fa"t they can-
not if they would. Waltham Watches
are the best in the world but whether
yon buy a Waltham or some other kind
go to a jeweler tell him what you want
and he will sell you a watch in good
running order bit not make the mis-
take of trying to buy by mail from any
catalogue: you won't know what you
are getting if mi do.
am Watch Company
Wnlthnm Mu.v.s.
X. 15. When buying a watch
always ask your jeweler for a Waltham
adjusted to temperature and position.
H.iuker - how aV)ut him" put in the
Kid
"Ah Im I've smoked you out. So It'i
our neighbor up the street that 'a aii
tln heavy on you.- stateamanshlp? Il
depend a I any whether you loo!
nt It 110:11 the Cook or the I'ttiry
Mtamlpotut. I never yet heard that u
bank wan a draw-back to a man In
politic I've seen the day wbon I
rould have tued two or three of then
to ery ;ood advantage and ai Cruco
sayi and in Cook wild and ua Schley
aaid t iered lory enoui;h for all.
There'n money enough and there
roam i-nngli Mil titer's Klory i;noui;h
for all klndH of b.inkt In Oklahoma
and whi-ther you want a mate bank or
a niitlonnl bank you pay your money
atid you taken your choke. WVw
got no groucli .'ipalnm tlm I'nited
Statin. We are not Rolng to hecede
from the union.
' Well who are you lor anyway
Dad; blamed If 1 can make you out."
"Sure my Ixiy don't let that uo-.-y
you maybe my day Ir dono " anld
the old man alowly "but ther. wna a
time when but let It go then.-'a no
u"o refert Ing id the glory that's gone.
The mill will never grind with the
water that hai paancd. Say I am lor
any good democr.it that reada hla .let-
fer. on bible and lioldn to the faith of
the fatheiH and whom' honcaty you
don't hnve to p in(i-ct for I'm not
afraid of Oklahoma. Hut there" i one
thing lad. I am for ami yxi inn put
that down 1 am ror PA lit IMY and
whenever I hear an anvil ehonm I
try to fl:nl out who I the recipient
of lis intention and I reach out and
give him my hand. So aboui thli
bank guaranty Idea. The next man
that .Hp. IngH it on you pull hU ont
up mid fee how many ItammerH he'
git in til. i lu ll fo our uoiRhbor up
the atri'ct."
Theri- wbh a paii'e and the Kid
puckered hl In- w in If ht were try-
ing to think up Homething to make
his ge t-ii way on.
"I aee they're mill fortius J"sc"
he naitl present y.
"Yen; they remind mo of a feller I
uned to know down In N'orleana. Ho
bought a par ot one time and every
time lie would get drunk he woum
take the parrot Into a room unit try to
tea.h It t call him "(Jovemor." lie
would aay to It. "call m (rovi-rtior.
call me llovernor." ami when the par-
rot would keep mill and uy nothing
he would get out of patience and mup
It on one Me of the head and thei
mi the other and nay . "You wont
i all me iioe nor. wont you." and fin-
a!l o e day. nfte:- he had a haw
toiiml with the bird and it wouldn't
call him (lovernor." he gnve It a
couple of cuffa and threw It out in the
lack yard. Well he had a couple oi
doen very fine Minorca pullets he
wai bilnglng up. In the luck yard
and when he came back that evening
he linked out In the yard ami found
them all lying dead sin-wed around
in the a d -all but one big rooster
ami him the parrot had backed up
Inlo the corner or the fetti'e and was
laying It Into him ht and heavy with
Uih talon a nhrleklvg out at the top
if liU voice "You wm't cull me gov.
rnor won'! ou'.' Call me Coventor.
- you call me cjuvernor."
Well what's that got to il ttitu
it" said the Kid.
The old man pullod o' his pipe but
It had gone out.
"I nee where Teddy cam nuar he.
 I.ik kilt by an elephuit." was all he
a id
If people with syniptinns of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without Iokh of
time commence taking Foley's Kidney
Itemedy. This great remedy stops the
pain and the Ir: lyulnrlties strength-
em. i id builds up these organs and
thci' s no danger of llrlght's dis-
ease or other serious disorder. Do
not disregard the early symptoms
' Sold by all druggltits.
HYPNOTIST CALLS HELP.
Unable to Restorr Subject After Plac-
ing Him Under Spell.
; II.itil'or.1 Conn. Oct LJ -For four
' teen hoiirH Huron White a frenlunan
'a the Coumi-iUut State C.?ege lay
! h pnotUiHl devoid ol wlllhwtir ab-
I -oluiely under the control of John
I'erg' num. hts i lusamate.
For almost fourteen hours Her
1 seiuett an amateur in hypnotUm.
trl.-d to bring White . nt of the
: hypnotic stnto am! railed hwaime he
hud not the Htwer or did not know
now Then a physician was called
Jind with nuieh dllVinilty restored
j White to hla uenses. He I'.i yiri
( ''d and a bright .student but for
 av:ile after be came to his nieutnl
( lowers were as feeble as thoe of I
I ihlld of 4.
JOHN BARRETT TALKS OF TIIAUt
WITH SOUTHERN HEPUDLICS
AWAITING OUT TRADE.
THE! WW OUR PRODUCTS
3ubsidy the Only Thing That Will
Keep the United State From Per-
manently Losing Ite Share of a Vat..
Commercial Uuslness He Syi.
Topika Oct i'3 -John It.ir.ctt d.
rector of the international buieau o'
American republics in a speech befi
the Topeka Commercial club tonlghi.
aiUiKat.-d 'he itflbllhmcnt of gov
eminent pild t earner lines to the
South American p-publlci. Mr lt3i ett
via Id In part:
"Right In our Southern fron;. yaid
i eachl.ig 'mm M.'Nlco and Cuba to
Argentina and CHiilt. are twenty sl
ter republics awaiting our best efforts
for the development of close tie. of
jponunerce and friendship with them
These twenty republics cover an areo
of !i million wuare miles or three
times g.-enur than the area ol the
United StiiteR proiK'r. They pomes
i. iKipulatlon or 70 million or .e t !!
eighths of the population of the I'm
ed Stnte. They oonluct an annual
foreign commerce vnlucd nt 2 l'io mil
Hon dollars which Is iual to two-
thirds of the entire foreign trade o.
the I'nited states. List y.-nr the
share of th United State In this
was only Win million dollars. I w-
madi the same effort to gain our
.share a does Kurop.- we would .i n
liicnae that proportion to mo-.' t'' iii
l.oou million dollars n year
"All Latin America wai.ts tie m
culiitral and mnniiructiired p o.lii i
sif the ci ntml west and will liu then
annually to the extent of million o-
dollars and the employment of thou
sands of 'laborers If our people will
make the most of our opHrtunlti'..
The one thing that mm be done an .
ilone (ulckly to Improve our comim-i
cbl relations with Latin America it
to provide hotter shipping facilltle.
In the form of lust mall p.-Mitcnger
and Mt.-.si yieamers flying the Am r
lean flag and running betw rlt
principal ports of the I'nit' d St .i.
and those of Litln Amerl a. A. our
mlitl.siir in many different ountrle..
my one gnat chargln has I u tin
ttbseme ot the American flag ove
vessels In ports visited by tile ami t ie
knowledge that . per cent or our e.-.
po ts mid ImiKirts were curried in for-
eign bottom. Another phase of tin-
iniestlui Is this: We have absolutely
no first class mail passenger and ex-
pres. steaiin rs now to carry mnlls
and freight requiring quick delivery
and to lake care of the Immenae trad"
poMlhlllUfH In South America.
"A down Ktcamshlp lines of the
best kind well pttd by their govern-
ments carry mall back and forth to
Hurope provide satlsfaciory accom-
modations for the boats of business
men. who buy and se!I. and dcllwr
orders In hair the time of the few
low going semi-freight llm s that
.team betwetn the I'nited States and
South America.
"When the last ocean mall bill was
defeated In congress all the papers
In Uitln Ann..icu from Mexico to
linnos Ayres epies.fet profound re-
i gret and said that the Tutted Suite
while preaching closer relations witn
Its sister republics did nothing prac-
tical tor that great cause. It Is my
com lotion that utile tn we awaken to
tin- serious side of tills situation aoon
we will tie permanently distanced by
Ktiropc in the struggle for commercial
supremacy or the high seas. It is grat-
ifying to know thiit public icntlmcnt
is rapidly giowlng In favor of anion
by ur gover -.tiient Ui remedy this
situation and I hojK that the next con-
Kress will pass ;i hill that will help
to pla the I'nitcil States In the first
place among the governments which
le.'ognU-' fiat tomilHTcc is t'.tc llfn
IttiHtd of nations."
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SENATOR FROM THE WEST
STATESMAN FROM CALIFORNIA
TELLS OF NEED FOR AN IN-
CREASED NAVY.
ma' rule human nature unre-;rnlnil.
In f.i  In tin true .-enfi- of law
iters- is no fiti n t litriL: ax law lie
t u i i n nation)-.
(iti ..t ilrltaln hah a n;uy xU- a
tre.ii. as tile Infls-d SU:e tier-
nt.iny and Prance have ilivIck about'
W!ul. area Ilrl am I- hulM
twelve ars powrful ves.-eln at1 '
ituiltorlzltii; t-i mori . whllv (!enuan
I- ImildltiK nine and atitb rivrinx rmt;
more where Is merlea'.' Why. w -an-
comslderitiR two!!
"It does not take the eye o:' i
Frightful Fate Averted.
"I would have been a cripple far
life from a terrible cut on mv knee
cap" writes Prank Oisberry." Kelli-
her .Minn. without Ilurklen's Arnica
Salve whli h soon cured me" Infal-
lible for wounds cuts and bruises
It soon cures llurns. Scalds Old
Sores. IIdIIs Skin Kniptlons. World's
best fin Piles. :5e at Ardmore Pharmacy.
S.imcth.m; now. toaniM marsh-
i mallow at Solom n i steam Uakery
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Eastern Star Notice.
KeRul.ir nuetltiK Ardmore ehapter.
N'o. 70. Order Ilister Star will be
held Monday eieiilnt; at 7:M o'clock
All members are tinted to attend '
tilts nieetliiK as business of lniiort-
mice will be had. All vlsitlnc mem-1
bers of the order In the city will
lx welcomed
JIBSS1B PAbMKK
mp..'B UUYAN Stvretary.
The senate was '"ilb-sl to order
Priday October --. by Itcsldon:
Swan. The ii)ll wrs calbsl the Jour-
i mil read ami accepted after bolni;
amended slightly. Twj minutes were
net ntnlde for the intriHluoilon of
blllu nnd tin rejioits of eomnilttee'i.
Senator col A tin of California from
tin? committee on foreign military
nnd nnvnl affairs reported a bill pr1-
1 vldliiK for the Increase of the navy.
bill was introduced by Senator
Ditzler of (leorirlu requiring that
each senator should be required to
wea' a badge ttHn which the name
of his state was to bo 8t.iuiHd.
Senator Collins' bill was placed on
I thi cnlers of the day and Rsmator
: Dltzler's wn laid on the tabls".
! The first bill on the ordure of the
day was Senate Hill No. 101 to
provide for the ptvso rvntion or the
' forests and to check the Kreat drain
upon them.
Senator I.evine rrf Olclaboma ably
supported the bHl. Senator McBlroy
sjntke well In defense of It. after'
which Senavor Oitler of Ceorpla I
obtalniil the rioor and attac.kc! It J
from every olnt of view. He ob-1
ttlined 'he dereat of the bill It belncl
refused b a larpe majority.
Senate Nill No. 102 providing fir'
the lncreai-e of the navy was the.1
read and opened to ilUctisslon
Senator Collins satd In behalf of
this bill: !
"Mr. President: 1 favor the con
M ruction annually of two larce battle
ships which shall surpass in fleet
ness and Kwer every ot.her bat'b'
ship afloat.
"We have 11.000 miles of coast line
on the P.icllic and a still ttreater
a mount on the Atlantic to protect as
well as the jrulf. We have the pro-ts-otlon
of the Rreat canal we are
ImlldiiiR. We have to maintain Mi"
Monroe docfine How cctlld we eer
do this without a Rreat navy?
"Sovereign nations acknowledge no
superiors. I'nllko indlvidunlfi they are
to no restraint of authority. They
nro bcjond thn dominion of law and
arc subject only to the Impulse
a.s l.irjso as the United States bu! prophet to see the appro.ioh ol tie
at the rate at which they urn build- j day when ws- aluill find our.ielve-
nifc DreadnaiiKhts' they will soon absolutely defeinieiess -.u bind ..inl
have our small navy 'iy far be- .sou.
html .lapnn Italy. Ati'ria and Kits-1 "We must always bear In mind th.c
sla all rank close to Uane and have modern wars are a tcrf of prcpara
powerful nanr. j tton. When Pnistdn trtruck Austria
"1 do not favor thta bill simply! In lSSfi thts war wan over in a ten
ti put the Cnited Stsitsw In line with j month t(!st of proiwratlon. When
sreat Hritrtln or to iwcec! Cermany. ! Oennnny struck Prance in 1S70. the
Prnm- or Japan or tor the purpnse  hanie thlni;. When .lapan ;ruck llu..
ot bdm; ars'sslvo. I do believe sin. the same thlnn and -when tin-
that we should be prejiar.sl for the Anlinore 1 1 itch Ss-hool stnick Paul-
assertion of our authority and tb Valley It was a tent of prnp.iiutio.i
prnteoti. n of our Interests. If we have (Applauve.)
a navy It must not be ti wookllnR. i t
but as iMiwerful or more powerful  ..
i than any upon the oas.
It cin be said roughly that every
! otln-r Rreat nation maintains a stand-
! In? army of from wo.iiflO to tino.Ofin
: armed soldiers n ton's- elht or ten
times our fo;ce.
"AluhoiiRh the United Srtites has
morr coast to protect than any oth-
er nation her imperfect scheme of
coast (Intense is only two-t-hlnhs com-
pie. We lack 1000 artillerymen to
man mounted suns with half crows.
Other countries have two and even
thrci crews to our ono-half. Thus
we se that we are lMnK the one
one can tell when war will
The p.iKei -f hlscory are Jul'
of the most solemn treaty sihllsr.i
tlons. We have had four wari In
the hot ceiuury ISia lSlfi. lSil and
1MS. We did not know of elthor .1
vear before. It Uik-s two years to
build a Dro.KlnatiRht and four ye.tr..
to train an ordinary soldier. It Is
ith rtc.u pride that we look back
over the past few decides and soe
that the Cuited Statr. has It.-d all
ether nation ir wo wish to oonttnu"
hls bsidiirshlp we must maintain a
navy inferior to none.
"It is for the best interest of all
our people ior all time that we
unarmed nation In an armed world.  sll0ll maintain a Rreat navy. Coni-
ind our security depends wholls
up:n our fleet.
"Tile prcnent is the ap.- of nation-
alim "vhlch has cuped ery Rrea'
nation on earn but miricn to
leap to arm and to ply tin m
'lonal n onrs'ss thei t t n
maintain armiiv. aid navlis
pare the cost of nialnt;itn1nK a navv
to our national welfare. Iook to the
welfare of future Reneratlons 2S o:
;im ye.tr.i from n-.w."
The braM-ry of Mime men ti lik
that of bulldORs. the) haven't s.-n -enoiiKa
to be afraid of anything
Becoming
ANOTHER
Is an ordeal which all wnmen
approacli with dread for
notniiiR compares to the pain
of child-birth. The thmmht
of the suffering in store for
her robs the expectant mother
r r nloiirsmil .t..!.:... a!
.  - U1 J'".simiiU slllllLlJUllunS.
1 liousaiuis of women have found the use of Mothor's Friond robs
toiiiiiietiieni oi niitcn pain and insures saiety to lire of mother and
only docs Mother's Fritnd carry women safely throiir.li the perils of
Vllliu-lill 111 Ulil II JI KIWI LS
tne system tor the coiiiiiir
event relieves "morning
sicKness and other dts-
contforf ; Po1'1 t drupRiin it ti .to.
m ; . booko' Tluble Inform.
TUii UHADFIELD RECULA70X CO.
AtUcu. Ct.
:arry women safely throup.li the perils of