The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-29

rccted II brought to the attention OF
oe publisher.
Ardmore, Friday, September 2e, 1909
Electric lights are cheaper than po-
licemen.-vinita Chieftain.
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Extremes always meet, contrasts
approach, and It is in the comparison
OF light and shade, that painter pro
duces his most beautiful effects
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A woman always knows how to look
her best. whether in the village or
in the city. II a mirror is lacking.
pond or a fountain will do as wei.
There are so many people who are
philosophical only in good fortune.
like those towards who vaunt their
courage when the danger is passed.
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A good man In a seedy suit OF
clothes does not present an attractive
appearance, neither does good town
with it's main business street full of
holes
You only half enjoy yourself when
there Is no one tp whom you can conf
municate the sentiment reused by an
enchanting view, an ancient monu'
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China and Great Britain are to ne
gotiate a treaty in regard to the suzer-
ainty over Tihbet. 1t will probably be
negotiated about like Col. Younghus'
band negotiated" with the Limas.
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Oklahoma wants statehood With the
Indian Territory and irrigation. The
Indian Territory needs statehood with
Oklahoma. and the restrictions ON the
sale and the taxing of lands removed.
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China has entered protests against
two of the articles in the Kusso-Japa-
nese treaty Of peace China's bjections
will have about as much weight as
the protests of small retail dealer
would with the oil or meat trust.
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The mood 3f the indy dual increas'
es or diminishes the importance OF
events or circumstances, so that in
the world. as in the theater We must
q often lead up to climaxes, and prepare
for them, or they lose their effect.
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A Chinaman has the yellow fever
at New Orleans. Think how much bet
ter it would have been for him had he
been kept out under our rigid exclu-
sion law, and still the ungrateful Chi
nese are boycotting our manufactured
products.
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Startling developments continue in
the insurance Investigation. Couspira-
cics for cyading the alien labor law
are being brought to light Mr. Jc-
rome has opened his campaign for rec
election as district attorney the fu-
slonists of New York are considering
the nomination of a man for mayor
and The Tammauy tiger is purring
softly.
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Gov HoCh of Kansas says If he is
reelected he will recommend to the
Legislature the enactment OF law
that win overcome the constitutional
objections in tho other as TO the cree
tion of a state oil refinery. One way to
make it pay would be to build it and
then sell ont to Brother Rockefeller
for moro than it costs--if he can do
that.
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Norway and Sweden have about
patched mp an agreement That will
save them trouble. The Armenians
and Tartars in Turkey are engaged in
peace negotiations, Morocco has
agreed to the demands Of France. All
the world is at peace. Now is the
time for the czar 20 call the peace con.
ference at The Hague; for somebody
may be fighting in less than year
viii cSlub will hold business
tions fEs. John Nichols satur'
ssarsn TT 4 o'clock. All mem
4d 10 be present.