THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
Ardmore Wednesday Nov. 17 1909.
PAGE TWO
RHEUMATISM
LABOR LEADERS
It r unit Hiii is in reality an Inffnihl (r flu mm a Hon  a diseased contll
t i of t'ie Hood cdli whi' li supply the ii'iiiili lnni'iit and strength mvfssiry
to ' i'ir l.odios Tim dlnpnsfl i ( .inwd ly sn xc(m of line ncll In
tho 1 1 I wliM-h comos (mm imllReuion. weak kidneys onstlpHfion and
ether 'Mil:riti of tho nynleni This uric mid produces nil lntlnmod
nr l u I ;i.tion of the blood and ths circulation instead of nourishing
tiio 11V. nt portion of tho body continually deposits Into tlia muscles
ml inn. ths trriutlnif nml rmlti-ttroducine ncid with which
It I ! f l.c J TJik n follow tho psinftil nnd torturing symptoms of Hhoiinmtism 1
Wo e. i .ict ( hum for 8. 3. 8. thnt It I anything more than it first cl blood !
jjvinf.n. and that Is Just what I ntwdnd to cure IlhnuniMtlsm. 8. 8.H. goes I
into tl o - ucnlntlon nnd by neutralising tho uric mid and driving It from 1
tho li e ! etfwctuiilly and tiitttly remov" the tmise of Khouitiatlsm. 8.8.8
M'-cri- ' and Invigorates the blood ho thnt lnt?nd f n wesk sour
hr  i i.'Klng pain nnl agony lliuninhout the system it become iin
rb i ' i  nourishing Hull furnishing health nnd vigor to every portion
cf tl r I - i . ond permanently lellevinK the sulfeilng onusod by Rheumatism I
p M i p.iroly vegetable nnd will nol Injure the most delicate system.
JJcoi. on IllieiiiuHtUm and any niednul ndvlic free to nil who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA OA. 
DENIED REIMS
T
TELEC RAM RECEIVED ANNOUN-
CES DENIAL OF STAY ASKED
FOR BY LEADERS ATTORNEYS.
MUST EW COURT DECREE
Order of the Stutt &ord of Pardons to Itrow lib- Car lock who on th'J
An application tin a "Mb dii) ol I--ii l. i . Itioh. in the
I i .1 
And Hasten to W.ishlnoton Where '
Mandate Goes Down Saturday 
Mornlnu Convention at Toronto Is
Puzzled Without Executive.
a dignified nnd orderly manner." i
We'll charter a train and all go i
down with you.'1 volunlierod one of!
the delegate.
"Anil even tho secedrrs will J. in '
oii'" added .1. J. Keid president of)
tin Hi-cviIiiiK faction of the elictrlcnl ;
v orkors.
The suggestion that the contention
be adjourned to Washington was tak-
en seriously hy ninny of tho dele-
gates and It was said n resolution
t.i that effect might he prepared.
The executive council held a long
session tonight nt which plans for
meeting tho Hltiiatlon were discussed.
Many delegates have suggested
disapproval of tho plan Hiiggestod by
the central labor union of Philadel-
phia that a two week' general strike
ho ordered as a protent against tho
(onteuipt punlHhiiient.
ABE GROWING
OBSTACLES TO ORGANIZATIONS
OF WOMEN ARE OVERCOME.
GOOD RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED.
Say It!
If uour doctor taut thlt It all
light Ihtn tail tl oi'et and
octr again.
J. C Aver Co. .
l.owftll Mftki
Headaches.
Biliousness.
Constipation.
Ayer's Pills.
Supar-coatcd.
Hasy to take.
Hon't forRct.
Headaches.
Hiliousness.
Constipation.
Ayer's Pills.
Sugar-coated.
Easy to take.
Don't forcet.
Headaches.
Biliousness.
Constipation.
Ayer's Pills.
Sugar-coated.
Easy to take
Don't forget.
'P. mnto S'o. in. -.Itwt i the eon
(IK
v iiR tba- a parilun h (itiiiiii'd UlsTlct Couil of Cartel Count Sta. j
;l Jiiihm w'm was on Hie of Oklahoma collected of tin- crime!
D'-cein'ier I'.HW In the of niaiulnitKhter nnd Hentemed to lm- 1 von Hon tf the American Fedorntlon
emu f Carter County. Siate piltionnient In the Mnltontlar for theor if wnR about to adjourn today. 1
i . l lur-ony. and iteutein wl t Therefore l.o It OHcred tlmt the j tnaton aiinounclnR tho atay naliwl for
ii n. nt lu the penl'nnttary for  8econd Monday in December. 1909 be
PILES CURED IN 0 TO 14 DAYS i
PAZO OINTMKNT is piarnnteud to
cure any oHe of Itching r.'.ind
ItlecdliiK or I'rolrudlnK I'iIoh In 0 to 1
11 dii).i or money loliinded. 50c 1
ti .11 in one year and a day.
aet apart for the consideration ot
I. !.) lt It Ordered tbut 1 ho mild application for pardon and all
1 MouJrty in Doct-tnuvr. 1 r0: bo; imtmuih havlntt an Intrnn therein
..I. tor the ronider.itloii f and who desire to bo heard either lor
. 1 ivi 1 -"ion for pardon aud all i or analn.d the grantliig of ald panloii.
by the nttorneya of Prildtnt Com-
pern. VIce-PrwaldtMit Mltcholl and
Socn-tary Mcrrm In Hnlr contempt
prtKredtiiRa bail beon denied. Pre
Idmt OomiK-ra plainly wna auiprlHl
but load the niesnngo to the ronvon-
ti.iNln mi liitereni the.etn ore hereby notified to be preaent "l ; tlo. The doloRM at In alienee an
li.. to be heard either for two (2) o'clock p. 111. on -ald dale nt 1 (hough dated.
1
1 1 lie granting of mild paniiM.
UOttfled to be liie.ieiii a
- ' lock p. ni. oil .iild date iU
.1' the ritate ltd ml of I'm I
 the office of the 8tate Hoard of Par-1 . mmm lh( fWMMlw of
the lawyers have been nxhatmtoil.
It Ih Further Orrtered. thai a copy ..... .. fl..kpU on f th(; M.
of tula ordi'r be publUheJ and printou . gntct
I In Dally Ardmorolte n du'ty nowapu- j 
l ...1. t at Ai.mA .).. t wiiiu ' miv taftAl mill rkiiltlluliwf mt Anlmnro
.. in the of Carter once oach" "f"1 """T
........ . ..... .l . .. 1... 1  Then as he read the meaaaue tat
'The chair Is not In n iMslt)on to
M 1
d and publUh 1 .1' Ardmoio beginning on the 17th day of Xovcm-
"i.ity of C. '. vnw vash her I0W.
(2i . 11 ecu lie weeks! Datotl at (Juthrie IhU tfith day of
u the 17th d "f Noieot- j .Novuinber A. D. 1900.
H. D. CA.MISUON
.lutiirlo this 10th day of ; giai 8upt. Public Instruction and Kv-
V D. 109.
I. D. CAJIIHROX 1
' Public Instruction and Its !
ing. "the mandate goes down Sat-
urday morning." the face of him-
elf and hi follow officers betrayed
tho anxiety under which they were 
Inuorisg.
A teiogrnm whs at once dispatch-1
r .
1 .1
tll'.OOO and statins that they
would like to remain in Toronto
mr.H .......... - U)l  whliigum asklni? when it
off co ttalrman of the Uonrd of ' .   f. 
. WUIIlll III- lll-Vt-0lll J illl I II I UUIUIIU-
Pardons.   (iU (j al))Mal.  ()1.(1)r t0 ilvo(1
W. II. ANT110NV. ! ...i ..!  ..
 t rt tt.-l f l 1 fi luiilliK ifii irnn iMiiiiin tuiiwuiiiiii
v .utiumu w. uwi.ui Hicretary to loaiernor and l'lvomeiu t))
' 8ecre'ary Hoard or Pardons.
W. II. ANTHONY. .....
r  i to Uoem.r and Wx officio h"  UH" f "'"w-ntl.-u
Hoard of Pardons. ; KMllt.y WII1Hy w Purt. I Sntunlny . voK
1..4 ! anv enso of kidney or bladder trouble j 1 " "' t"!l u"l'r n" law
that Ih not beyond the roach of ineill- j of t.he District of Columbia we 1 an
Order of lliu State Board of Pardons. t in'' furos backache and lrreulari ' appial." said Mr. Oompor Hut If
U! . n appllca'Um ha be rl'"u' ' ":"!; do ... the conic must s.av
1
tin- .1 i:i'...n b. ci.uitcd nii:...Mi
l.eie an) 1 airy n its proce. l n-s In
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
Clerk-Cnrrler.
An examination for ilerk and car-1
tier will ho hold at tno po.slofflce In .
thin city 01 December 2. 1001. '
Age limits. IS to If. yours on tho j
date of the examination. 1
.Married women Mill not be admit-
ted to the examination 1
I'miuii rlcil women will tie iiilmltte i '
to the evnmluntloii hut are olU!bV I
for npiHilntmont onl.i uh clerk. 1
Applicants muni be physically
sound and male applicant must bo
not loss thin 5 feet t Indies dn
height without boots or shoe nnd
weigh not less than 125 pounds with-
out overcoat or hat.
loi- application blanks and for full
information relative to the examina-
tion fiiatJf1oitloiB. duties salaried
vacations promotions. e"c address
IllUiiedately
OKO. J SAN'DI.IN.
Secretary Hoard of fix II Set vice Ex-
aminers. PoBtoffice Ardmore. Okla.
IVinrl or i no worua wonders.
uiiiiuerine t proiiUC0B linr
Just ns purely sih rain and sunshine
rnihOH crops. It produces n thick
Krowlli uf luxuriant hair whon nil
other remeilies fail. Wo Kt'ti'nntCR
Daiiderino. All druggists soil It 25a
60e nnil $1 per bottle. To jirovo its
worth send this ad with 10c In stnmpa
or silver nnd "o will mail von n largt
freo samplo KNOWI.TON DAN
DKU1NK 00. OhlciiKO. II).
AVashlngton Nov 1C An article
on the "Women's Trades Union
Movement In l.'Jreat Hritaln" by
Knthcrlne (Jrnves HusTjey Is publish-
ed in bulletin No. is'i of tho bureau
of labor department of commerce
and labor. The writer filvcs a his-
tory of the movement nnd dlscunaei
its growth the obstacles to organiza-
tion of women the attitude of male
trades unionists the results of or-
Rniilzntlon and the relation of wom-
en's trades unions to low wages and
the sweating system.
Prom the beginning of the move-
ment In 1ST 1 what Is known as the
Women's Trade Union league has
beon the mcst Important develop-
ment of unionism among women in
Oreat Hritaln.
As regards the comparative growth
01 male and female membership In
trades unions In recent years it U
shown that in 1&'JI which Is the
first year for which comparative fig-
ures of female trades union member-
rhlp are available 119 unions in
cluded women and girls as members
cut of a total of lIO:: trades mi- J
ions the female munVbershlp at that j
time being 1 170.10 or 7.S per cent
of the membership of all unions.
Krom 1S9G to 1901 the male mom- j
bershlp Increased from 1.ISC.70S to
l.7tiS7t"7 or 'J7.0 per cent while the I
the femnle membership rose from I
117030 to 1202Sr or 7.S per cent. I
Since 1901 the per contage of gains j
amcng male and female members I
has boon largely reversed. It. 190S 
the organized women numbe. eu 2e;- j
S09 a gain of 59.7 por cent over
19o I while the Increase In malo
membership although amounting to
l.10;70 new members represented a .
relative Increase of only 21.7 per
cent. I
I Among the chef obstacles to the I
organzatlon of women workers in !
' Great Hritaln have licon tho tempo-'
r;;ry na. . 0 of their occupations low
wages and low standard of living
trade unlonits in the printing
trades have offered opposition on
account of Inferior workmnnshp nnd
tho general lower rate of wages paid
to women.
It Is stated however "that In
class distinctions and apathy. Male
.Manchester the men trade union
leaders are enthusiastic over the
work throughout Lancashire. It is
difficult to determine Just what the
opinion of the male trado unionist
of the present day is in regard to
the advantage or necisslty of un-
ionism among Industrial women."
As to the results accomplished the
writer concludes thnt the women's
trade union movement has In some
Instances been directly responsible
for Increase of wages has added
sucesful pressure to the Inltlaton
and furtherance of protective logls-
latlon and through tho Women's
 Trade Union league has accomplish-
ed much toward Uie conservation of
j health and the promotion of safety
j among local workers where little or
1 110 local organization can yet bo ff-
' fected
t Kills Her Foe of 20 Years.
I "The most modeless enemy I h.i I
! for 20 years" declares Mrs. James
Duncan of Haynesvllle Me. "das Dys-
pepsin. I sufiered intensely after eai
: Ing or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many remedies had failed
. nnd several doctors gave mo up. I
tried Electric irittors which cured me
completely. Xow I can eat anything
I I am 70 years old and am overjoyed
: to get my health and strength back
agnln." For Indigestion Ioss of Ap-
I.etlte Kidney Trouble tamo Hack.
rYtnalo .Complaints it's uncrjualed. On
I ly 50c at Ardmoro ITiarmacy.
CITY OF ARDMORE
OFFICE OF
W. R. BURNITT
Commissioner Streets Alleys and Public Property
October 7th. 1909.
Corrugated Culvert Co.
Guthrie Oklahoma.
DEAR SIRS:-
Replying to yours of recent date have to say that
your culverts arc giving the greatest satisfaction.
One week ago today we placed one of your Watson
Patent Metal Culverts 12 inch in diameter at the inter-
section of D Street and 2nd Avenue and placed about
8 inches of LOOSELY PACKED DRY dirt over
same All of Ringling Bros. Pole and Parade wagons
passed safely over same. One wagon No. 33 weigh-
ing seven tons and pulled by 16 large horses rode safely
over with no effect whatever on the culvert and we
arc more than satisfied with this test as no surer one
could be made.
You arc at liberty to use this letter over my signa-
ture in anyway you sec fit.
Yours truly
V. R. BURNITT.
Commissioner Streets. Alleys and Public Property
i i nen oor i &e sausnea wiin a
ucation?
9I
CO
lything but THE BEST
I LEGE
Has always stood for the highest and best in practical education.
It's thorough courses in BOOKKEEPING BANKING PENMANSHIP
SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING insure it's graduates success in
the business world. Students may enter at any time.
OUR NEXT SHORTHAND CLASS BEGINS THE FIRST MONDAY
IN DECEMBER. Begin now to get ready to enter that class.
Semd for catalog.
G.
P
ELVIDGE A. ML M. Accts. Pres. S. B. C.
ARDMORE
OKLAHOMA