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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
is IT MURDER?
BODY OF CHARLES EDWARDS FOUND IN POOL OF BLOOD IN
ras FORUM SALOON AND POLICE SUSPECT FOUL PLAY
THREE MEN UNDER ARREST

towel had evidently been used 20
wipe the blood from the wounds
on the face.
Upon being interviewed this
morning. William McArdle, proprie-
tor % the saloon. stated that he left
the place al II o'clock last night
aud az that time everything was
uuist. He says that as far as he
knows Ryan o. a Trustworthy man
and has been In his employ pre-
vious TO this last time. Ryan has
been working On the saloon for the
last three months. A draft for
ti6.so was found on Edwards per-
son. and this in a measure dihered-
its foul play as far as robbery Is
concerned,
The police believe that the Death
was the result Of a drunken row
and that the fight was between
RYAN and the dead man. The facts
have been laid before Coroner Hoye.
who stated this morning that he
would hold an inquest over the re-
mains tomorrow at 10 o'clock An
autopsy will be held tonight
The detectives " NN AAANteAAt9
the case found blood stains ON the
floor near where Edwards lay.
blood was also found on Ryans
apron and in several other places
about his clothing. A bloody towel
was found near the bar and all con-
ditions indicate that Edwards met
death by force.
4 straight story about the affair
could not be learned. as Ryan was
helplessly intoxicated When arrest
Cd. The other two men we're so far
gone that they could not give a
satisfactory explanation Of the al
fair and the officers are waiting for
them Go come TO their senses before
making amy further investigation.
Edwards body shows signs OF
foul play. There IS bad cut at
the mouth and several places about
the face indicate that he had been
struck
Edwards was about 30 Years old.
lie has worked in lumber camps
about the sound. lie came TO the
city few days ago from Brysnts
camp No. 2 and has been drinking
considerably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

IaseYh feciom either jumped. fell
af eaH pushed or the Car before Il
atraak the corner - the building
Superintendent krmrHtcf. Of the
eleetfIe company stated that Con
auefar Leedum Was knocked Of the
ar ~ the muu who was riding on
the rear platform while the latter
vas Masking frantic efforts to jump
Off hlmsslf
SIT Rogers was sitting iu the for
ward part ~ he car and when IT
stamped with thud Mrs siane WHa
thrunn against him and the two
vsseut 50 the floor together under "A
shower 81 broken glass
The other woman passengers aps
partuflY ESCAPED uuhufi she got
or ths car moment after W stop
psd aHd was lost Boa thf crowd thai
lad alfcads gathrscd.
Conductor Lccdom csoared With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

Is FOUND

VICTORIA. u a.. Dec - The
wtre with Cnrmuunh point On the
west coast 81 Vancouver island has
been down fur some time. but q
letter dated December t.. received
the morning brings news Of more
srsekaKe coming ashore there
The light Keeper says there is a
lot 81 atuff coming ashore. Indians
have picked up apples. oranges
onions. etc. ana small pieces q
ubits painted lumber. which looks
Ike ashlu FITTINGS bat there are 10
mafEH 20 identify them.
The nrerkaEr Includes pat q IA
veaaal. p bottom, coprt fastened. aaF =
efaI hardwood knees and etaueh-
Ions. empty SALMON cases and tins.
Acorn brand and several large
slabs - pork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

virginia street car No. iss made
"A Wild dash down the steep incline
toward f1rst avenue az 40 ih this
morning aud Yves hRti, dumaEed
The lltea uf all those abuari the
ear At the time we're mirayuIouHlY
saved Five people were injured
but no one ia reported u serious
condition
The It's a. che injured,
NatauHau tsham slightly bfuis=
81 about the body
Solomon Rogers Of tls Aloha
street eat about the face by flying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
VISITED UNIVERSITY

Thirty-fiyc members Of the new
legislature from different counties
visited the state university today
aud Inspected the institution They
visited e for the purpose OF dem
ouatrating that the university IL not
"a King county institution. but that
al the counties are equally repre-
scented In a. They expressed them
selves as we'll asltncd with the
manner Ia which the university Is
conducted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

away Virginia street car
lie MAS picked up after the acct
dent and carried into nearby ss=
loon. where nf } A. Client attend
81 hun A eursory examination tn
alsHfe1 that d. was suffering from
bruises all over bis body besides a
aIiHht conclusion ~ the brain.
which may result rrriuuHiy. al
though his condition LEI not eouHid=
cred dangerous.
Whether the accident waH the re
aalt e the failure ~ the brakes 10
operate properly. the fault af the
mataHmau In not slowing down hla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

ne the midst Of the pleasant crusade Aas ever
It Is crusade sanasrea mueh-uronsed
this hght for womans name are such
nsusnial men and women.
Saturday, tar VII aoaess remember the ar
Ryther association which goveus the instu
ne star gave history Mother Rythes connection
she had devoted lie the good work
the saturday Times which Mother Ryher
Now The star has defending Mother
s.Aa re % bw,S takse p the several danniag seasatons
made = The Ts AGAINST Mother
Here are some made referred
ID Mother Rya'r ''9s i,,r her sh MR. DoveH
ehidisa.
% Ryther refused leave to MIS- KAuf
the notorious degenerate frcquen, In
NAV y ~ THAT'S LIE
The star s willing pretty thai
this the Times win awake to the ta that Is pretty danger
powerful wealthy daily en e turned over aud sound
So time The Star the only absolutely
which Il ready fearless attitude vim
legs are sraadIlnE The
THE TRUE HISTORY or THE RYTHER AFFAIR
Twenty years children
uued solely through her e.
For THIS she never received nv pay except the thanks Of
ery-sometimes disgrace
her influences
the Ryther home Incorporated with
following = ineorporators;
George B Adair Wood Mn o II Carpenter Perry Pol
Roger Green WIN Parry Milo Root Harold Preston
Georss K,ti1ger q sFaen John Cor, Garr'9 Davies L E
mond George Hail !, Compton r. schoen-
field f Charles ~ FRYE N Frnk Harry Krutz. =
ksogTns william Pgo jas = s hose 'T . Lt T craS
gslbTsi'h DR. a MeFnnon Charles Baker o D colyin T
A Louis cahsn George KlttnEsr. Mrs. T II Elia Mrs
L E Kirkpatrick Mrs william Moran. Mrs c Kbourne Mrs
August named Harriet 1aphqm applied the
home for he was ssleomsd win open arms and given
friction. without
M IapSs Is backed By Mrs caTpsater secretary Of the
one-hird o. all money she Tor he home
man has been living al the yhe home off and on since last Au
for time has having his his
lsyearod Of the 1Aphams also making
sa Ni ss q s the two male members Of the gse family
LaphaR 81, ateward borrowed for car
Mother Ryther has objected the objection.
apham has come to the place on several occasions in an intos
ne pfessne Of the children '''''7 " DIS wife IN
or Of T her r 9 mouth nom h. aPsa% @ ds@oa on
Tea to aaoThee the s9%e and syefe saoek Mother Ryt5
a +h' NJ, o o , ' psn are no abe 70 TAKE care
Ms hth has received women Of low repue into the house Men
ed for homeless children particular
two months ate three meals day long they liked
n o q lck o
fs Mrs Lapham referring Iapham Iapham r7
a n
liked practically did a lick d work
Tapham
70 TO whom does she fafer7
conclusion The whole n nutshell
Mrs Harriet Lapham the lyher home
and young Lapham the opinion that
a good thing-for the Laphams.
2Theae members OF tho
whose will be published in tomouoWs Star
Mrs Kaufman. who has been appointed the matrou
good sensible emphatcay
10 give her home
4-That the board in
hinRseiher rub the wool
a sensible fashion VIII
md who has given her life 10
Either the home on the bg-head wh0ls-aoued
plan the all that's equitable
the Joy Of her life
Of 20 years Of unselnah COd-ke sacrifice.
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shots Her commander, Lieutenant
Naknhara. aud five Of the crew
wsre killed. Lieutenant Naturka S
mai came TO tho rescue. lie had
one man killed. but rescued the
rev OF Lieutenant Nakahara s
boat which was then abandoned
commander lNawase's boat was
struck by a shell, killing one OF the
crew and wounding Lieutenant IN
kasha and two sailors. -.
Lieutenant Sonue's boat Was M.
one of the crew was killed and iiNe
wounded. The boat was tenipota al
fy disabled. ,.s q,
All The other boats succeeded IN
aotiycrinr an attack Without sus-
taining damage. The result OF the
attack Is not definitely known,
although Il Is evident that numer-
Gus torpedocs took effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
KILLED BY
ROCK SLIDE
Especial to The star.l

EVERETT. Dee 1s.-Hans Han
sen was instantly killed by rock
slide near Robe last night, while
working with crew removing
previous slide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
Sent TO Jail

DENVER. Dec. g-The supreme
court today sent another batch Of
democratic election officials 70 Jail
for frauds ia Precinct .. Ward Z
Former candidates for senator
Leonard Roger William Adams
and Louis Hamburg we're given
three months and fine Of 500
each. and Thomas Kinsley three
months
The trial q City Detective Rog=
ern. the boas OF the tenderlolu die
trIct. and his cohorts. charged with
election frauds. was resumed this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

The hearing OF C. d. Hlllman on
the charge OF getting money under
false pretenses. before Justice Cor
ron. was continued this afternoon
Many. witnesses are la attendance
st the court FOR the purpose Of tes-
nfyInE for Hillman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY

from four leading Seattle physicians
gardug charge Mother medical attend
. sick children
Il have called RytheF years
Mother Ryther OF sofsacrfciug
1 very such printed
and hope that The star will help her all can
pr. S. J. Dean.
called many times TO the home when Il near the
FAR could Mother HYthrr ana all
could kind and moherly toward the chill
called she made objection giving the
children I shall De glad help Mother Rythcr
way call your office aid
your righting this wrong DIR. Emil norics
home nvestF the health ~
found things good condition regard
Rythcr good motherly soua-pr }. p sweeney
= have visited the home recently but when did al
20 be- conducted a satisfactory
Rythor good noble Nv instructions
we're also followed perfectly
opposed % medical treatment'-pr W. G.
Gihson-
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The Star Exposes the Dastardly Efforts to Run
The Good Character of Dear Old "Wother" yther

AN AFTERNOON PAPER AseTs THE 1NoeAvoRs o. AeRowe
OF KNOCKERS" WHO eenr ON DESTROYING TIE
WELL KNOWN HOME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" RY.
THuR WILL SOON aE INDICATED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

ST PETERSBURG. Dec. ia
piapatches from Moscow state that
the casualties In the gnti-war dem
onstrations. IN which 5000 students
partlclpated yesterday, four were
|. sla..l and GA iniured Three hun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-19

ExoRBITAHT PRICES. CHARGED FOR PRINTING CITY AND
COUNTY POLL BOOKS AND Eiecros sAlLors.-sNAll
FIRMS eEr CHANCE TO slo
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13
HosnitaI Notes.

Five year old John Burnett son Of
!. W. Burnett who was operated on
last Thursday at the Ardmorc SAM
tarium for empycma. is getting alou
nicely Nearly a quart of pus was
taken from the plcural cavity of the
breast.
H. G. Bauu ot Wyatt T. r. IS a
] ow patient. who came in Thursday
afternoon and had successful opera
tiou performed on him
F.. VI. Watts. who has been at tho
ssuitarium for week for treatmcn.
ior blood poison. is getting along nice
ly.
Mrs Arthur Cox, daughter of W
T. Iandrum. is so FAR conyaloscou
tina, she was discharged from the san
itarium yesterday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13

j B Mansfield received a Telegram
yesterday morning informing him o
tie death of his father. G W. Mans
npld. at Hillsbor. lll. His father sue
,umbed to kidney trouble Friday
night. He was 70 wears of age Mr.
Mansfield left on the Frisco yester
day afternoon to attend the funera
services. which will be ncld Mondq'
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Wanted fer U. S. Army.

Able bodied unmarried men between
ages OF 2t and 35; citizens of United
states, of good character and temper,
ate habits, who can speak. read and
write English For Information apply
to recruiting officer corner Of Main
and b St, Ardmore, |. 7, feb1, SIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13

Old King Cole will hold MS royal
court assisted by his loyal subjects,
Tor the benefit of the high school IL
brary at Robison's opera house on
March 18th,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13
Electric Massaae.

\ perfect face cleanser. rreshcns
the complcNiou When applied TO th'
scalp promotes the growth or hair
Try an electric massage only at
.l3-lm ROBERTS BARBER SHOP
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13

ICe cream. soda water. ice cream
soda. coca cola. Dr Pepper lemon
ado and some other good things at
BUyis Book StOr"
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learn that il has been charged
that I asked favor OF Chief Deputy
Marshal Geo Gates and then filed
charges against him. 40 part of such
statyryut IS true The life OF my
invalid SON depended upon stimu.
liant owing to the vigilance of the
u,wty marsAals / had considerable
difficulty 600 getting whisky. and
through the kindness 90 Mr. Gates
the deputies were requested not 20
break my packages This written rc-
quest signed by Mr. Gates was. with
on my knowledge or consent. sent
To the department of Justice in an at.
tempt to sustain charges against MIN
to efec, his removal In defense Of
MIR Gates / desire to say that hi,
act was net calculated to wilfully vi
olate the law but TO sustain the brit
Tie thread of my sons lite.
Y. \ CROMEB
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Anything t&at is worth learning IS
worth learning we'll and the best
should not be 100 good for any Of us.
Bliss bookkeeping Bcnn Pi'man
shorthand. So.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13

Mrs. l.. }. Johnson, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, is able to
be mp once more.
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For IN, People of Ardmore.
Since the decline iu furniture, and
being overstocked will sell You for
cash or credit at greatly reduce
prices T.. u. MASON. N-lo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13

Too much cannot be said in favor
OF the quick.meal gassoline cooking
stoves at Williams, Corhn 4 Cos,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13

Have you seen those wash si
shirt waists. they are real swell AT ;h
ARDMORE DRY GOODS co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-13

our new spring wooiens nave ar
rived We nave iust the pattern
you've been thinking about for your
spring suit
1874 W. n. BYRD x co.
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Texas red Rust Proof oats at
E. b. PUGH'S.
Swift Main St, Ardmore, !, 7.


THE Bliss system of actual business
from the start the great twentieth
century sysiom OF bookkeeping will
bc taught Do the Ardmore Business
college. which opens Monday, March
a. In the postohce building G. p.
Sclyidgc 4 NJ. NJ Accts., Pres S-j
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BROWN & BRIDGNAN.
UndertakerS and EmbaImerS,

Unu6fldKeTS ana ElllDdlllleTS'
Up to date in every respect.
Complete line of Collins, Caskets,
Burial Robes, Shoes, Hose.
Gloves. etc. Calls attended to
promptly day or night, and your
loved ones will be handled with
tenderest care. Have a beauti-
full line of picture mouldings
and can frame your pictures on
short notice. Cali and see US.
Next door to u. O. Ardmore, |. ~.
Night calls promptly answered
at Phone No. !.
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Bliss bookkeeping -Bcnu PitmaE
Shorthand. S-'t
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The Ladies of the Leaf will mc,
Monday afternoon with Mrs. II. !
Pennington.
MRS II c. POTTERF, Pres.
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\ beautiful i-strap slipper only aN
cents at the
ARDMORE DRY GOODS 60.
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New AN over Clmey lace. cream and
ochruo. heavy the very thing at the
ARUNORE DRY GOODS CO.
Evening journal., 1904-12-19

smart shoe from rubbing unduly at the
back.
In London and Paris it Is not at all un-
common TO see the extreme OF decolletage
In the stalls and boxes ten passant, the
stalls in the English md French thea
tres correspond to the orchestra chairs
over here), and the evening wrap is a
matter of prime Importance. Paris Is
producing some delightfully."- quaint-look-
ing models in long and extremely loose
coats. The best models show very
marked outward sweep from shoulder TO
hem; indeed, that coat itself Is cut almost
upon cape lines, so wide is the sweep.
The sleeves are as large as It is possible
TO make them, and avoid any effect OF
grotesquerie, and they are puffed and
ruffled and laced until they take on an
air Of billowy bOuffantry that will prove
very trying indeed 10 any but beauty OF
tall and slender build. The petite beauty
would better avoid this style altogether,
and cling to her fascinating cape, for
while the cape may be as full and wide
as possible It does not detract from her
height, as the very bouffant sleeves are
sure to do, no matter how cleverly they
may be manipulated.
The dinner jacket Is a style that will
appeal to the girl who has to count her
dollars before she can spend them, as
we'll as to her who Is lucky enough to
order what she chooses, regardless Of the
bills that ensue
In every girls wardrobe there are SURF
Evening journal., 1904-12-19
QUAINT FASHIONS FOR
THE HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES
of Extravaganza
in EXQUISITE Evening
Coifu Girl Makes
ufching LOOkU UDOn

each new model that the Partisan crea-
tors Of the mode send us from across the
sea, this new adoption of the cape is a
very sensible idea. There is no risk Of
the filmy masses of chiffon and tulle and
lace that fashion the latest sleeves being
crushed and mussed and tumbled by be-
ing tucked into a closely fitting wrap.
When miladi arrives at the theatre, the
restaurant for dinner or supper, or at the
opera, she Just lets her smart cape slip
from her shoulders snd emerges with all
her frills and ruffles spick, span and I'M
crushed, and looking just as though she
had but that instant stepped from her
boudOir.
And the hood to this new cape, which,
by the way, is not at all the least among
its many faseinations, brings up the
question Of the theatre hat or bonnet, as
against the evening coiffure. OF course,
no girl who keeps up with things ever
thinks Of keeping her hat on at the the
atre. and the pinning and unpinning OF
the bat does disturb her coiffure. So, in
this guise, has the fOreigp fashion Of
Evening journal., 1904-12-19

-7-~>-~~'~s>"r--r~>r>~A
to be one or two handsome slcirts. for
which there Is no corsage, and here Is
where the dinner jacket fills it's appolnt-
ed mission. No matter what the color of
the skirt may be. anything from white to
black and all the tints intervening, one
can find shade in velvet 70 hamoniza
or else contrast harmoniously.
The smartly elegant modes of tho Louis
Quinze and Louis Seize periods are the
ones followed; and the coat will show a
handsome vest, exquisitey embroidered,
broad revers, full and ripply basques,
whose length will depend entirely upon
.the figure or else the caprice OF the
wearer, and the handsomest buttons that
her purse can afford or her ingenuity
provide
All the odds and ends Of real laces-
and the older and yellower they are the
better-can be utilized for the dainty
jabot and wrist ruffle without which the
dinner coat Is not complete; and the ele-
gantes abroad are ordering theirs with a
very full half sleeve that comes just be-
low the bend of the elbow, wearing long
glace gloves in the pearl, primrose or
lavender shades, with a single bracelet
on the left arm 10 accord with the very
latest fad Of fashion.
And all Of the quaint and old-fashioned
iewelry is being resurrected abroad for
the holiday festivity wear. The canoes
are being remounted, and fashioned into
necklaces, pendants, sash pins and the
like. The bracelets and necklaces that
grandmother used to wear in the days
OF her youthful beauty are being brought
out for her granddaughter to wear; and
strings Of white coral, carved jade. am
Der, opal and such are In high vogue
among those who lead as well as those
who follow the fashions.
And they do say that the old-time
curtsy is to be seen once more In the
ballroom; so the girl who wears her
skirts as long as Dame Fashion will
permit must begin to practice so that
she does not get tangled up in them
when she makes her curtsy to her hos-
tess in the ballroom.
Evening journal., 1904-12-19

Now the girl to whom the poke bonnet
is at all becoming would better make up
her mind to adopt it while its fashion is
on the increase and not wait until every
other girl in every other set has adopted
it first. The girl to whom it is becom-
ingl Well, properly interpreted, this
will mean ninety-nine out of every hun
dred, especially if she employ a clever
millner to adjust the brim TO her par
ticular contour Of face and feature.
The question OF strings or no strings
is one that viii be debated long and
earnestly. Some modistes claim that the
strings make girl look too settled and
elderly; that they have an aging effect.
while others protest just as vigorously
that they have quite the opposite effect,
and succeed in making a girl just look
quaint and old-fashioned; make her look
as though she were presenting a modern
reproduction of her grandmother's por-
trait.
However. this is a question that every
girl must settle for herself. A hint or
Evening journal., 1904-12-19

Many a time and oft in the past few
seasons we have heard rumors, vague
rumors, that the poke bonnet was to be
revived along with the other quaint and
old-time fashions that have held the CEN
ter of the stage sartorial for lol these
many, many moons.
And every once in so often a model
would crop out at some one or another
of the leading modistes, to be worn by
some celebrity, and then after one or
two appearances drop back into its in
nocuous desuetude, as our political
friends say Of their fellows who no
longer hold prominence or office.
But all the time old Dame Fashion has
been keeping her eye upon the poke bon
net. With each one OF its repeated at
tempted revivals she has made some
changes, now in outline, now in material
now in trimming, until it would seem
that at last she has accomplished hei
design, and with the poke bonnet thai
Size presents to us this season goes hel
most beaminE smile.