The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 162, Ed. 1, Monday, December 13, 1909 Page: 5 of 8
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Ardmore Monday December 13 1909
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAUE FIVE
Breadmaking
is our business We!.avegiv
on the subject n great deal of
thoughtful study. We have
also gained much valuable
knowledge from actual exper-
ience. The bread wo bako is
as good and wholesome as
can bo made. You buy shoes
ready to wear mndo by pro-
fessionals. Why not buy bread
ready to eat made by profes-
sional l) rend makers.
Hetter bread than "Sole
moil's Very Host" cannot be
made.
SOLOMON'S
Steam Bakery
Precious Jewels
Aro nt all times nn appropriate Rift.
A bianco in onr display case will re-
vciil ninny suitnblo articles in rlns
necklaces collarH pendants lmir
ornaments silverware leather goods
etc. which will givo satisfaction to
thu purchaser and permanent pleas-
tiro to tho rcciplconts. All onr
(oodn arc modern In stylo nnd just
as represented.
Tarver & Dorrah
Wntchmakers nnd Jewelers
N. Wash. St. Ardmoro
NOTICE
Wo nro prepared to furnish nny
kind o( our homumndu candles
for Sundny schools church nnd
socials in wholcHnlo lots nt re-
duced prices for Christmas use
Call nnd got prices and loavo
your orders.
Ardmore Candy Kitchen
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Money To Loan
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tt On Improved FARM and tt
tt CITY property nt lowest rate tt
tt Come to boo mo at WUST tt
tt STATU DANK Quick action tt
tt nnd satisfaction guaranteed tt
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Byron Drew
tt President First State Rank. tt
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Strong Market
O n hogs weighing
200 pounds or more.
Bring them in for
highest price to
O. G. WARREN
Stop at the
Maxey House
when in KINGSTON OK.
Best Motel on Frisco R R.
SEE
Walter i Evans $ Co.
For Real Estate
Oilices over City National
Hank. Phone 57
Owners of Walcott Ad-
dition. T. 13. HOWARD Mgr.
Anlinoreltn Want Ads aro tho best.
Head Ardmorclto Wa t Ads.
ROBISON OPERA
Tuesday Dec. 14
That Funny Little Swede
"Erick Erickson"
with Band and
Orchestra
2 Free Concerts Daily
Prices 25 50 75
Coming; iThe Right of
Way.
L. 1 n 1 1 . 1 KJ W mi M rl . W
mm eh mBt sm My 1 H JH M 8 lit I J
VALUES IN DRUGS TOILET ARTI-
CLES STATIONERY ETC.
"The Fisherman's Bride"
Solid's Latest Success
AT THE MAJESTIC TONIGHT
Lowen.sloin'.s Orclicstrn Wcclnestlnys and I'Vlihiys
PERSONALS
H. K. tiullott visited Crusher to-
day. ;
Hon. .1. C. Graham was hero today
from Marietta.
V. T. Itexroat was a visitor hero '
today from Keller. j
II. C. Hopkins of Gadscn Ala. is '
In the city prospecting. j
I. W. Barnes and wifo of Madlll I
were visitors hero today.
Dr. O. Ii Hounds of Graham was
a visitor hero yesterday.
It. II. Ilaynes of Marietta was a
business visitor here today. i
H. M. Klklns. a prominent real os-
It's That Time
Tlmo to begin to nolect thoso
CiirlstuiaB Rllts.
Fnils pass away but
Jewelry Never
Which ought to bo 'miff said
but lest you forget wo remind
you that thu most prized heir-
looms aro bits of jowolry; that
tho things laid away forgotten
and found again to bo useful
anil pleasing aro articles of
jewelry. Tho safe sano sound
standard of value in merchan-
dise is jowolry.
Coleman Bros.
Druj'gist-J e welers.
lO.'I W. Main Phono 205
What Have
You Decided?
Wo havo beon tolling you for
601110 tlmo that It would bo to
your interest to soo us for your
meats and groceries wo havo
tho QUALITY ami our prices
'BEATS TI1BM AM." Wo
havo less expense and v o u
got tho bonellt. Wo aro tho
oldest mnrkot and grocery In
tho city under the saino man-
agement and many of our first
customers aro still buying their
moats and grocerlos hero. Is
not that evidonuo that our
goods and prices aro right?
Make up your mind to give us
an order and bo convinced.
W.A.GILLIAM
East Main Street
Phone 66
Wed. Dec. 15 that Phenomenal "Musical Ht
Little Johnny Jones
jt's Whistled and Sung
in every tongue. Ditftfest
musical comedy on tour.
Most emphatic musical
comedy success ever scor-
ed in America.
NOW IN ITS Til S 11IU YEAU
34 Weeks in New York
PLAY AND ALL MUSIC I1Y
Geo. M. Cohan
Dulnno. 50C tO
Seats on Sale
$1.50
Positively
m aSi d 1 a I mM ..-. i4
mm ImV 3 I JMI . 1 U STT1
t.iti d iler of Sulphur was a visit-r
lu ro today "
iV A. I. dbeiter of Oklahoma City
was a visit ir In the city Sunday i
W. J. Hoby left today for a busi-
ness visit to points north.
W. X. Burgess was a visitor here
today from Marietta.
Guy l.edbetter left today for a
business visit to points north.
Hugh I.cdbettor left today for a
business visit to Oklahoma City.
Kvcrott NMilo left today for Nor-
man to look after hardware busi-
ness. Chas. Adams with Tho Jacob Dold
Packing Co.. left today for a busl-
lies visit to points north.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Williams left
today for a bttslnons visit to Okla-
homa City and others points north.
.1. It. Washington a prominent citi-
zen of Marietta was a visitor hero
today.
Ktigeno Wolvorton was here yes-
terday from Mannsvillo visiting wltn
friends
W. Warren of Topeka. Kan.
1 was among the out of town vijltora
here today.
II. II. Kvnns was here today from
Oklahoma City looking after busl-
ness matters.
I .lames A. Maddox traveling rcprc-
scntutlve for tho Dallas and (Jal-
j veston News is In the city.
S. I.. Sykes of Oklahoma City was
I among the out of town visitors here
j today.
1 (Mrs. U. D. Stowe of Sherman Tex-
as Is in the city the guest of O. M.
I Ucilfleld and family.
' Master .lack Stewart of Pauls Val-
ley was here yesterday visiting with
! his grandmother Mrs. J. W. Stewart.
I Paul Smith has returned from Ada
1 where he has been for the past few
1 mouths and will spend a few weeks
I here with relatives.
At Coet At First Cost.
Wo have left three Hoyal King up-
t to-dato parlor gas" heaters that are
1 too costly for the trade will last
a lifetime come and see them.
HODMAN' & DUST
1 '.';! Plumbers and (las Fitters.
8TOM0N Saturday night from Lone
Grove one 30 pound saddle old
like no marks or scratches to bo
I seen crooked Iron stirrups ono now
girt in trout lining of Inside right
1 skirt saddle worn llrldle also tak-
1 en at same time llrldle had no
throat latch huad-stall buckled on
each sldo above bits long shank
bits. Anyone hearing of above de-
scribed property pleaso write Hart-
ley Mclleo. I.ono Grove Oklu.
Go Auto Driving.
I will drive auto for city drlvm
any ovenlng after 7 and any hour
on Sundays. Engagements must be
rnado by 6 p. ra. Phono 89.
91m W. 8. FJtALlY.
HOUSE
50
PEOPLE
Lauithl Its
a Scream!
inJ They're I.iuehinif Ycl i II ill PIjcc. H
22 Weeks in Chicago
Music Laughter Girls
Tuesday "Note. curtain
No Free Lisl
.promptly at
8 o'clock
Little Stories
of the Street
His Business Prosperous.
Gilliam tin- M i a MHi't nro
i uus jii -t lliiiHlii il r. iii.Hit'iluu til.
-nn. im.tding more iunn- paie ha
!': ad l d. window- put In and the
mlei .or nu ely papered and decorated
This is the second time u the past
few months that Mr. Cllliam has found
It necessary to add more room to his
building. He now has a well srranged
..oie building and thinks that he has
room enough to care for the trade In
the future.
United St.itec Express Co.
Two delivery wngona which will he
usi I by the United Stales Kxpress
C .. arrived hero this morning over
the Hoik Island. The I nlled States
i:.piess Co. will open an office here
January llrst III the 'nu Denbers;
.mildlng on South Washington stree-.
Davenport a Candidate.
I. II. D.uenpm-tra-wHiMWH IU.
7i'ti nf rllenii ve-iu liort. t.iilfiv tjirilflnv
' -
after business matters. Mr. Daven-
por; will probably be an applicant for
county commissioner to succeed Al
len W. Seake. Mr. Davenport has
1 11 il resident of Carter county for
the past thirteen yours and has al
ways been a faithful worker In the
democratic party. He has been a
member of the democratic central
cominlteo since Its organization. Mr.
Davenport Is a cood business man ami
would make a jtood county commis-
sioner. A Sad Message.
Mrs. It. A. Ilussell was called to
lluiio yesterday by a telegram an-
noiiuciiiK the serious Illness of her
sUtir Mrs. J. H. Underwood. A mes-
sage from M. Itussell this moniiiiK
stated iha her Muter died at seven
o'clock last ntgnt.
1 Wood Made Good Sales.
Dr. O. Wtod of this city has slgii'
' ed a contract for the year 1010 fori
the Illnck Draught Stock Medicine
Company or Chattanooga 'lenn. Ho
has been with these people the past
year and has sold a vaat quantity
MtU a8or" Oki"nn-
. He will have the same territory next
year and will r iitlnue to make Ard -
more his headquarters.
Ardmore Prisoners the Best.
j W. C. Kllgorc of this city who Is
employed by the Texas Construction
j company In tho building f the state
penitentiary at McAlestor spent Sun-
day hero with his family. He says the
Ardmore prisoners at McAllister aro
i'ho most model of the 1100 confined
in the prlso". iIh re. He says that ho
recently saw Prank Turner John
llrazlel the KohIiccs anil others from
hero and that all are In good health
and making the best of their forced
coulliiemeiit.
Don't waste your money. Thnro
aro plenty of good uses for It. Don't
pay 10 to Co cents a pound for baking;
powder. K C Making Powder Is guar
anteed to do better work nnd It save
'ou 30 cents on a pound can.
Avoid the Fall Rush.
and save time by placing your loans
now. Right per cent money on farms
and city property.
C. II. COOK
Over Geo Adams' restaurant.
Notice to the Circles of the Christian
Church.
; All ladles of the clrcios of the
Christian church aro requested to bo
' present at a meeting at :i p. in. Tuos -
day in the church for completion of
the bazaar and turkey dinner arranifo-
mentH.
Order now your Hj'ly wreaths
Christmas trees and decorations at
Shuman Floral Company's flower
shop 215 West Main.
8tf
M AND ORDER
LEAGUE MEETING
SMALL ATTENDANCE AT MEET
INO YESTERDAY ENTHUSI AS
TIC SPEECHES MADE.
Rev Curb Pni1clp.1l Speaker nt Yes
terday'a Mcctlnu 3vs City and
Couriy Officers are Doing Their
Duty Pcrjurcrc Ars Scored.
II i D. N. Curb of tho South d
tuoic Baptist i huri-li made ihe pi m
i pal addit'Kx at the (loot (lin.in
nn nl nii't tlliK yrHtonhiy af .'moon at
tin Presbyterian church. Tho afu i
nocti was told and the atti ndam i
was small. Mr. Curb's aulijei t
What Is Meant by a Cleunor Town
He took of i-oiime the extreme nunal
side of tho uuoh Ion but his sp. Ii
had no liillaimiiHtory expressions .mil
wiis limlciil throughout. He exproa
d apprei ialltMi for the onieeis of
Carter county mid the illy
He said
tiny were men who wore itoliiK tueu
du'y mid told of IioImk In the city
court when Men testified and said
that It would bo Impossible Tor Juries
' convict under such testlmonx and
said mi awakening Man needed to
j prompt men to tell the truth and all
of tho truth while on tho witness
I Bland lie said people who were op
posed to the eltorU being made by
t the Uiw am! Order U-ugue made the
. ehaiRe that Uie demands of the h aw
wer. impossible that In a growing
1 hustling town nil the evils that umi.u
1 iy wU Huch towns will lie pre
j vnlent nere. Tho speaker took a
'different view of the situation and
Ives and saloons and places or
ev aid not go as a factor In buiin
towns. "Ardmore has grown In spite
f the saloon" he said.
...t sn0i . WIIIK w!Hll
i . . ..
tiiey iMicoiuo iiisgus:eii wit u law m
u H)nl wh(1. (KV
... wmil ... ....
against murder ami iiKalusl theft i
violated still no one talks of rep. al
. tlu. !IW MBahlrt . rlIlll..
People may call those favoring good
govuriiir.cnt fanatics but we arc nut
fanatics so long as wo stand merely
! for the enforcement of all lawa to
! the letter."
Here he took the broad stand that
I gambling and places of evil resort J
I arc based upon llipior. lie told of a1
' convcmatoti wl:h a noted gambler
who acknowledged that if people did
. not drink they would not gamble ami
' if there was no whiskey gold that his
i business would not pay. Ills plan of
' ridding the town of the whiskey evil I
: was to make It so expensive lo the
dealers that they would not handle j
it. 'I hose people sidl whiskey to make
a living and when they can no longer
support themselves at the business .
they will (pilt.. Joints
should he I
commended j
I raided every day. He
I Jlldire (Salt and tho other ell v ofTlclnln
I f()r thur wofk 8.ll( UKy
; (m tho rUt T1)(J Uwu
awtt upon the crime of perjury. He
' placed the crime If possible lower
. .. whBkuy B0iI1K . Hnll 110 ....
' c.oula KroW lllt0 ft ml(;niiiceiit city or
j mny whn itH 1(()ll0 lma
perjurers upon thu witness stand.
W. 1'. Warren nald the signs for
a cleaner town were better that less
whiskey was being sold and he gave
credit or the change to thu
organization. Ho said the sec-
ret or the whole thing was the prop-
er assistance; that the office v atood
willing but the whiskey in. u hnd
hired some of the best t il;n: n the
city and the people must cuiuo to the
help of the officials to offi"'. .h'j el-
forts of the lawyers wiio ar taking
these cases for the money.
W S. Wolvorton ono of the In Ft
men Ardmore ever had within lis lim-
its was also a speaker. Mr. Wolvor-
ton holds different political views to
the county officers but he Is too goo.l
u man to oven consider politics In
!t clean-up campaign. Ho said coudl-
j '0B 11 own nro Defer the of
i f(;cs of whiskey drink ng are not so
plain. He said of all thu men In the
I city who should tell the truth on tho
wltuosK stand It was an officer sent
j by the federal government to this
country and he bolleved some string-
ent methods should be adopted to
root out tho crime of perjury. Ho
! said Judge Gait was doing everything
In his power all the officials havo
1 been active and are working with a
degrco of onorgy that was common-
dable. Ho said the whiskey people
nave nireii strong counsel 10 iuko
their casos to the upper courts and ho
thought thu gooil government people
should see that the county attorney
i hail all tho assistance ho needs. "If
he has cases that requires his time
COMFORT HOUSE
SLIPPERS
Men s Vici Kid House Slippers f'lWtiL
tan and black $1.25 $1.50
Ladies' luir Top Felt
Slippers b r o w n
bl.uk rocn red
$1110 $1.25 $1.50
LYNN The
WORTH
The deeds for any bouse on our a
WW US
Tomb Stones IJy 1110 uso of tll! be'st sllIlc(l
an . labor and tlu only cli'ctiif mar
IviOIllIIllGIlS hie cutting nmebinery in tho
Soutliwiht no other linn can compete will) us on prkos If
you need f.'iave .stones tomb stones or montiments write us
Tor prices. We soil all over Oklahoma anil Northern Texas.
Wholesale prices.
1 1 AN WAY & OHICNS Ardmore Okln.
T.N.COLEMAN
THE CITY
Tolopliono -i.
a good assistant should be given him
for these eases." said Mr. Wolver oa
Dr. Wo I lb said If he had not made
si speech the last meeting he did not
know- what the Ardmorclto would
have done for editorial subjeeta but 1
that he was pleased with the agita-
tion. He said If he wounded the reel- j
lugs or any porou ho would beg their .
pardon and say tho same thing over
again. He commended the officers i
for the work they had done ami said
the man who said a town must have
evil resorts lived next door to a fo !.
Dr. Wcith said the next move should
be to get after the men who own
buildings and rent them to Joint keep
oih. He also said Ardmore lias as
good a set of officers us any town
and he belluved the police could make
any mini leave town they desired to
see go.
I'M llyrd made a short talk In which
ho dwelt upon the crime of perjury
and suggested some remedies.
J. T. ISagby said there was a great
deal of whiskey drinking in the coun-
try districts and that he had some
of the people scared about a spe lal
grand Jury.
D. II. Dawson talked briefly upon
the duties of the citizen and told ot
the provisions of the charter fur the
removal or officers that did not do
their duty. Ho miiIiI he had more res-
pect for the Joiutlst who sold whis-
key to support his family than he did
for the man who leased his buildings
to be used as joints.
A similar meeting will bo held
next Sunday and It Is said the work
of the town will be carried on until
results are obtained. The meeting
Sunday did not result In so much
criticism of the officers ami every
speaker commended the county and
city officers Tor the work they are
doing. When the law anil order peo-
ple attend the courts and see how- dif-
ficult it Is to enforce the law they
realize the need of cooparatlou with j
he officers and have more sympathy
in their work.
Stetson Hats $1.00.
Your old Stetson hats cleaned and
re-irlinnied as n'co as now for 11.00.
12-1 JOHNSON the Hatter.
Five-Gallon Lard Cans
Made In Ardmore G5e. Lasts four
times as long as factory caiiB Frank
Uerryhlll. M6
$2.00 jMaT-
VTfff
V"
x .
e -
Shoe Mai
HAVING
active list of ItKAI. HSTATHjours
at reasonable prices or on trrnia
Hi easy as yearly rents piU"K
Don't say when a few jears have
doubled the value of these so mo
houses that we didn't warn ou
abend (let a move 011 "il. t ds
not wonN" is what wins the
game. Not the wrlllen dceil but
our shoulder to tho whorl on
saved dollars while you lio in
that house. Hoe?
Plenty of money to loan on
farms ami farm lands.
See us for iilek loans ami n n
sona'jle interest.
W. S. SMITH
DRUGGIST ....
i)W Main St.
The
City Drug
Store
W. D. FRAME Proprletoi
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGIST
Wo take particular pride in
our Prescription Department.
Will dispense exactly what
your physician orders. Ab-
solutely no substitution prac-
ticed. Graduate of Pharmncy in
charge. Wo solicit j our pa-
tron.iL'0. WHY DELAY?
Why not have your side-
walks and other concrete
work done nt once. You
can ot better work in good
weather and you will bo
better satisllcd with your
work. If we do your work
you got the best. Wo use
nothing but tho pure Iola
Portland Cement and Tish-
omingo Granite Gruvel.
Figuro with us it doesn't
cost you any more to get
good walks.
Ardmore Concrete Co.
D. 3. BLACKBURN Mgr.
QUINN WICKER Asst. Mgr.
I.
DR. W. M. ANDERSON
VETERINARY SURGEON
Has moved to the Blue Front Darn
ou Ilroadwny where bo Is prepared
to take care of all stock entrusted
to his care at a reasonable price.
Office Phone 783 Residence 203
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