The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-03


Ardmore, Tuesday, October 3, 1905.
A big bank robbery occurred in Iii.
nois the other night. This time it was
burglars.
Old man Morgan doesn't take much
stock in Shonts' scheme To drown wig
gletails in order to get rid of mosqui-
toes.
Germany and France have settled
their differences amicably in regard
to Morocco, and the peace dove coptin.
ues to COO sweetly.
Mississippi has sent a white woman
to the pententiary for ten years for
miscegenation. That's drawing the col
OF line after a fashion.
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The people OF Oklahoma City are
much concerned over the poor quality
OF their water supply. Does local op-
tion prevail at Oklahoma City.
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The Koreans are trying to make
Miss Roosevelt's visit to their coun-
try pleasant one, Perhaps the people
of the hermit kingdom have heard of
the big stick.
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Chief Justice Gudger OF the Panama
canal zone says It will take twelve
years to complete the Panama canal.
This is a refreshing prediction for the
people at the pie counter.
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Senator Morgan confes,os that he
is not an expert. on canal construction
but says frankly that he doesn't believe
the attempt to build the Panama urt-n
will be successful. although he wIull
be glad to see It so.
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Emperor William says that NJ Witte
Is almost as good as a crowned head
The difference is that Witte wears the
crown inside his head and the others
wear them outside. But Emperor Billy
did not say that
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4 Chicago nan has fled a y ;ltiJn
in bankruptcy, giving l,a,Ias, Of
$61,S49 and assets at $11O. lie should
have communicated with Secretary
Shaw, who says that 4 dcdcil IL a
court costs at least.
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Managers of theaters in New York
are considering the abandonment of
orchestra music between acts. This
will be hard on the audience in many
instances, as the music between the
acts is often the best part of the even
ing's entertainment. .
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u appears that the United States
leads all other countries in the con.
sumption Of tobacco. the total for the
year considered being 10000. 600
pounds. The per capita consumption
however is higher in Belgium. whore
It is G2l against "a in the United
States
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NJ. Witte's welcome home was some.
what different from that received by
Con. Stoessel, althou-h n, h.d a less.
difficult task than lit the uoLshty
General because of the fact that he
vas assisted by his sovereign ana by
the President of the I nttal : .,tcs. as
well rs by the influence of the great
financiers who hal invested in the
securities OF both Russia and Japan.
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Inc Railroad Gazette says that the
president violated the interstate com.
merce law when he made his recent
trip 10 the south and to Colorado. IN
that he demanded and received with
out pay therefor the special train tha;
carried him and his party over the
country. Not only so, but he also de-
manded that he have the particular
car he had occupied ON previous trips.
and oven the same porter who waited
on him. The Gazette evidently Is OIL
the opinion that he shou ] at lea, /
have made the same arrangements that
were made for the JunketLg tour o;
the Taft party TO the O,Ient-let tho
people put up for II.