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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18
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Opera house all next week.
THE AUCTION. Monday night.
Sulphur Building.

j. e. Stanley of Sulphur was among
the visitors TO the city this morning.
Mr.. Stanley has recently located in
Sulphur and while here stated that
the town was building very fast and
that II was destined to become one of
the greatest health resorts in the coun
try. For the coming season he stated
that new bath houses and pavilions
will be erected, an elegant hotel that
will surpass the Bland hotel, is under
construction and that many thousands
OF dollars worth of improvements are
being made. Belief is expressed, he
said, that the federal government will
soon commence the work of beautify-
ing the reservation and make II at
tractive for health seekers. Last sea-
son Mr.. Stanley stated was poor
one for Sulphur for the reason that
the people were ordered to vacate the
reservation and that everything was
In turmoil. "This year we expect the
biggest season in the history OF the
town" he said, "and fully forty thous-
and visitors are expected and can be
amply cared for"
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Are you going to the AUCTION,
Monday night?

Land Commissioner Clark of the
Santa Fe was in the city today on bus
mess. Being asked with reference to
the construction of the branch line
Of the road from Sulphur to Davis he
would not discuss the proposition 9th
er than to state that he thought the
extension would be builr, II is learn
ed that deal is now pending and It
is believed that the company WI
commence the building of the road at
an early day. II is known that the
Santa Fe is anxious to compete with
the Frisco and wants to build into the
watering resort.
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GAS PLANT TO BE BUILT.
Parties Interested Are Here and Work
on the Enterprise viii be Pushed.

OF tHc enterprise VIII De PuSneu,
Prominent capitalists of Ohio and
Indiana arrived in the city last night
and will remain a day or so prospect
ing. Among the capitalists are gran
tees of the second gas franchise
granted by the city council The visit
of these gentlement is in connection
with the building of the gas plant and
incidentally, It is said, to look over
the city with a view of making in
vestments on an extensive scale.
In the party are J. d. S. Nicely and
son Milton, of Lima, Ohio. James Muir
dock of Indiana, and r. Mcdonald of
St Mary's Ohio. Mr.. Murdocl is one
of the prominent millionaircs of lndi-
ana and is said to be one OF the most
enterprisng citizens of that state. He
has large interests in the southwest.
but this is his first visit TO Ardmore
and this .oction OF countrv He said,
this morning ta'' this country had
the appearance uf being very thrifty
and prosperous. Together with Mr..
Nicely he is interested in the construc-
tion OF the gas plant for Ardmore.
Mr. Nicely. who is an experienced
gas man, is one of Lima. Ohio's most
progressive citizens This was his first
trip to the city and he was agreeably
surprised to find such an up to date
town as Ardmore.
In company with Mayor Dick the
party was driven over the city in car
riagcs this morning and shown the
sights of the city.
1t is stated that effots will be made
to induce these gentlemen to make
investments i'm Ardmore.
In connection with the gas plant. II
stated that the work of laying the
pipe will commence today. Only the
absence of labor has prevented the
work commencing sooner. Pipe will
be laid through the streets in accord
ance with the terms of the franchise
(which requires the laying of pice with.
in a specified time. The time recently
expired and the council granted an ex
lson of fifteen days. The work will
W be rushed
With reference to gas, It Is STATED
that efforts are being made to strike
natural gas and that the promoters
have hopes of doing so. Drilling Is
being carried on south of the city
In the event natural gas cannot bC
secured the company will resort tC
artificial gas to supply the town.
The building Of the gas plant vii
be of great benefit to Ardmore anC
in fact all new enterprises will be Of
benefit to the city. The main object
of the Ardmore Commercial club is
to induce enterprises to come here
and the club Is making efforts to 10
cate new industries for Ardmore
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Warrant Cases Postponed.

Quite a number of persons interest
ed in the Colbert and Ward cases were
drawn into the federal court this
morning It was thought that the
case would be called today The fail
ure Of Prosecuting attorney Johnson
to arrive and the fact that Col. Rus
sell, attorney for the defendants was
not on hand necessitated the postpon
ment until next Monday when the
cases will be taken uD. Mr.. Johnson
is familiar with the case and unless
his successor is appointed he will
appear for the government. Marshal
Colbert and Mr.. Ward are both anx-
ious for the trial.
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THE AUCTION, Monday night.

In the United States court this
morning Willie Crawford, colored was
brought into court TO answer to the
charge of larceny. Willie, it is said,
purloined horse and wished to plead
guilty, and his honor gave him the
limit, five years in the federal prison
at the federal prison at FIT. Leaven-
worth AS he walked out of court
William remarked: 81 guess that will
hold me for awhile"
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E. NJ Askew Of Marietta is in the !
city.
r. II. Bayless Of Atoka was in the
city
II. l. sanguin of Hugo is in the
city
A. b. Camden of Durant was here
today.
w. f. Gilmer was here today from
Durant.
H.. n. Dreffers was here today from
Mil Creek.
w. r. Foir and wife are in the city
from Madill.
Judge Heard of Tishomingo is here
attending court
J. L. and j. n. Stanley are here from
Sulphur on business.
DR.. NJ. J. Dudley Of Marysville, Tex,
is an Ardmore visitor.
j. p Jones was business visitor
to this city from Purcell.
b. b. Barefoot of Chickasha is
business visitor to the city today.
Bob Cummings and r. Il. Brents are
in the city from Ada attending court
w b. Johnson returned today from
Atoka where he has been on business.
r. Taylor Jr, is in the city from
NJ J,ogee as witness in the district
court.
Jesse Holland was business visitor
to Ardmore yesterday from near over.
brook
Mrs. Ruby Schmidt of St. Louis is
in the city visiting with her father.
Lum Johnston.
Miss Mary Barginger arrived in the
city today from Jonesboro, Ill, and
will visit with her uncle Ed Byrd and
family.
Mrs NJ J. Dudley Of sonoraville,
Ga. is in the city to make an extend
ed visit with her daughter Mrs. John
f. Easley.
NIr and Mrs. Frank Tyndall who
| formerly lived here have moved back
TO Ardmore. Mr. Tyndall has accept
ed a position with Il. b. Luke.
Miss Charlotte Goforth of Bloom
field Academy passed through the
city yesterday on her way to Ard
more-Durant News.
o. B. Smith. a merchant OF TIo' r,
Ark, is in the city buying corn and
grain. He made a large purchase Of
the Ardmore Wholesale Grain Co.
l.. b. Dickerson Of Purcell was a
business visitor to Ardmore today.
/ A. s. Ashby of Chism was among
: the business visitors to this place to-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran Scott have re.
turned from Temple Texas where
| Mrs. Scott has been for some time
! confined to her bed on account of sick.
ness Mrs. Scott is greatly improved
/ II r. Cromwell of Oxford, Miss,
/ was in the city this morning the guest
! of ]. S. McCharen. Mr.. Cromwell is
prospecting and will probably locate
in the Indian or Oklahoma Territory.
He left for oklahoma City today.
Morris Zuckerman, former resi-
dent of Ardmore, but now residing in
Chicago, is in the city and will re-
main a week. He is in the cattle bus.
mess and was formerly head buyer
for Armour.
s II, Musgraves, formerly of this
city, who has been making his home
in Wapanucka for some time has re.
turned to this city and is looking for
a building t. again resume business
here. If Mr.. Musgraves is successful,
in finding a location he will move his
family here.
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suIts FlIed in commlssIOner,s count.

Suits Filed in Commissioners Court.
Campbell Winston G. Co, VS. Frank
Broomfield, suit for attachment.
T. r. Pace VS.. ~ w. Greshman, re.
plevin suit.
Biggs Weaver Machinery Co. vs..
j. s. Downward. suit for debt.
Bankers Trust Co. VS.. Vess
Adams. replevin suit
Southern Investment Co, VS.. Joe
Kelly, replevin suit.
Bivens. Corhn and Co. VS.. A. f. Cos
tin. suit on account.
c. L. Anderson VS.. w. p. Alexan-
der, suit for rent
Ardmore National Bank VS. w. c..
King and w. A. Ledbetter, suit on
note.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18
Opera house all next week.

The attraction at the opera house
tomorrow evening will be The Dun
away company under the auspices Of
the Southwestern Lyceum bureau and
large number of tickets have been
sold for the occasion. The concert is
given for the benefit Of the Methodist
church organ fund.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18

The Elks will entertain tomorrow
evening with full dress german and
delightful time is anticipated. A
string band from Gainesville has been
secured for the occasion, A number
of visitors will attend the affair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18

City Tax Assessor and Collector w.
r. Roberts states that persons failing
to pay taxes by Feb. LIST will be plac-
ed on the delinquent list and that the
law must be complied with. These
taxes were due Nov. 1st. and the time
for payment will soon expire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18

Paris. Jan. S.-Maubourguet, the
Venezuelan charge daffairs here this
afternoon received official announce
ment of his expulsion from French
territory He will leave Paris tonight
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Date Chanued.

The Dunaway Concert Co, will give
their entertainment at the opera
house Friday night, Jan. 18th, instead
of the Methodist church, Thursday
night. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Hyden & Akers has this
day been dissolved. J. II. Akers re-
tires and +. S. Hyden continues the
business and collects all outstanding
accounts and pays the Indebtedness of
the firm. f. s. HYDEN.
]. II. AKERS.
January rs, 1906. 1873
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Let me re-fnish and repair your
piano. r. /. SMITH.
621 A street n. W. Phone C3S
Reference II. b. Luke. ia
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Eighty-fve acres Of farm land, six,
ty-fve acres in cultivation, will lease
for four years. 1Stf
JOINER KELLER REALTY co.
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Born this morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Foster, northeast Ardmore a boy.
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For loans on city property see II.
Fred Snider. 720 West Main. lin
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Own Your Home.

Desirable lots for easy payments.
Will build you a nice home on easy
payments. See me at once. Chas.
Fraley. 11tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18

The Hans an Nix company arrived
in the city on the Frisco today, the
company is a large one. II will be
the attraction at the opera house to-
night.
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Before returning favor see that
II is in as good condition as when
you received II.
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Are you going to the AUCTION.
Monday night?
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TYpEWRITERS

have few first-class type
writer's taken in exchange which
| will dispose of at very close
prices. Office on the way TO the
postofice. c. a. Oppllger, Smith
Premier salesman
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Something doing all next week at
the opera house. ia
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Phone 7s for closed carriage any
hour. Carter & King. l3-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18

LOST-A ladies small gold watch,
without chain No crystal or bevel
on it. Finder return to Boyd's
book store and receive reward. 1876
reliable men, one
lady to do soliciting work, men to
travel, lady in. city only, Position
permanent. Call Kentucky Hotel
from to $50 o'clock q. m, / to
2;30 o'clock p. m. C M Nichols,
Mgr. 1873
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THE AUCTION. Monday night.

Everything you eat will taste good
and do good II you take Rings Dys-
pepsia Tablets. Sold by City Drug
Store
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II it's a nice suite of Office rooms
you want, see r. w. Randol 5tf
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Angelrs Comedians all next week.
ia
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January IS, 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

great organization has gone to pieces
and many of his workers are secretly.
but none the less effectively, working
for Hughes.
Twenty-Five thousand voters were
polied by The CaII-HeraId. Their re-
plies indicate that Hearst will not only
be unable to roll up a vote sufficient
10 overcome the vote OF the up state
electors. but that he will be lucky TO
have any plurality AT all in the city
That there has been a further change
in the city against Hearst since
Croker attacked and ridiculed Murphy
and Cochran is evident to any one who
travels about the city There has also
been change stron giy for Hughes up
the State since Root spoke at Utica
DEEP GLOOM IN WIGwAM.
Tammany Halls campaign for Hearst
has collapsed Charles F Murphy's es-
tirnated plurality OF from 50, 000 to
100,0 shrank today 10 10000. and the
leaders who made that estinate, said
it would not surprise them II Hoghes
carried the city by a small margin
Gloom deeper than any known in the
wigwam in a decade settled on the or
tee had met and discussed canvasses
from the various districts The old
Tammany tradition OF shouting victory
in a loud tone until the last vote IS
counted was forgotten All pretense
of confidence was thrown aside. Lead
ers acknowledged that the much talked
Of Hearst sentiment had not material
fzed.
Murphy. with a sad effort TO be
cheerful. said he would not make pub
lie the reports of his leaders With
smile that was a poor imitation OF
his former efforts he said he was hope
ful. but all the same he practically ad-
rnitted that ne had no hope of running
I'D a respectable majority in New York
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
Father Caraher Lashes Judge Carroll Cook as Unworthy

children who by behed the most shocking
sights and
An was of Judge Cook to
gratifying that the infamous
Not the Supreme Court Justices
their decision but they strongly condemned the
of of equity aiding the commission of crime
highly remark here that the attorney tor Jean
propeors brohel notorious George
discarded his wife has been convicted
Cook Collins have been hand glove with
other they have been the Siaese of the legal fraternity
would be spoil cells with the delectabe
protect brotes and
besal imputy it because of any improvement in
because he been deprived OF the power to
by Supreme feelings toward morality
dencally the today they when
"Mania" blast and elevate him
of Appellate which should be filed by of
unpardonable
society.
exposing coal-black of Judge Cook feel that
dschargng debt which the public ard to
with of the First Appellate
of the of
San Francisco Marin Alameda, Costa San MatE
Cruz Monterey Bno and Fresno Very sincerely
i. CAkAHER
St Francis Church,
San Francsco Nov 1905
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
REPUBLICAN FIGURES.

- DITcR of The While politician and
in commonly understood. heartily
candidate signaly defeated the
IL preaching The object of Carroll
Judge of Department Twelve of the
Superior Francisco and who aspres be Presiding
Justice of Appellate Court of the First District
of my fellow citizens believe that
unfit be- Judge Of of justice in the
should allowed
obscurity of life In him
the high and responsible position of Presiding Appel
Republican showed disregard
for morality and a premium upon judicial infamy
years Judge Carroll Cook has poshued his powers
protection Of and inmates of loahsome
broe and he only stopped in his nqitous by
Court of this State The
rendered July
of California Reports 1t of which
the Pom Whitman"
I of Jean Pom who only blind and
puppet the hands of Others Carroll Cook issued
junction which of the diaboica njunions
signed Judge It for all time officer of the
the leading the Mrsania"
brohel situated
The consequence that the revolving
battered death young
only from ruined for e while of
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

as doubtful. The collection of data in
dicating the trend of the voting on
Tuesday has been conducted with great
care and expense. Many separate can
vases have been made Of some OF the
counties in the Interior and the work
has extended over the last fve weeks
PARTY LINES ERASED.
Three different Investigations have
been conducted in every county OF the
State. and these have been. supple
mented by many other inquiries in
quarters where if seemed that Hearst
might make headway, If he was to
make headway at all
The sum total Of the estimates fur
nished by the correspondents is that
the ffty-seven counties outside OF New
York City will give Hughes a plurality
of at least 144,47O offset by pluralities
for Hearst of $50, making Hughes 49,
$50 ahead of Hearst in the SO-called
rural counties
But the sensational feature OF the
canvass was the result obtained by the
poll was conducted on the exact lines
pursued by The Cal1-Herald in 1908 in
ascertaining the probable result of the
Mcclellan Hearst-Ivins campaign 1t
consisted OF secret ballots of various
classes OF voters. of tickets mailed to
registered NOtcES. u SCCEct oe&AAOtS
mailed TO enrolled Democrats and of a
mail canvass OF various bodies. shch
as the Produce Exchange and the
Brooklyn League and OF professions
such as ciergymen and teachers
Party lines and municipal ownership
lines have been erased Instead of
making an inspiring and winning fight
the Independence League. successors to
the Municipal Ownership League. has
collapsed.
Instead of being able TO swing the
Tammany vote 10 Hearst. Murphy $
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

William V. Stafford. chairman Of the
Republican State central committee.
accompanied Mr.. Gillett to the iron
works in an automobile Stafford in
troduced the nominee, who spoke from
the tonneau of the touring car.
1t is worthy OF. note that there was
no hostile demonstration of the IRON
workers against Mr.. Gillett, as oc-
Cured four years ago when Governor
Pardee spoke at the same place.
SHOWS HIS LABOR RECORD.
In part-Mr. Gillett said: Il am glad
even for a short space of time to have
the opportunity of addressing the en-
ployes of the Union Iron Works on the
questions which interest US all and
the people of California. / want TO
speak candidly and honestly TO you
as citizens in answer to the charges
which are made against me. and hope
to explain to you that those charges
are without foundation. I have been
laboring, man in various States OF
the Union-in wisconsin, Montana.
Washington and the great forests OF
Humboldt County. And when my op-
ponents charge me with being an en-
emy of labor they make statements
you is what President Roosevelt has
When I was elected to the Senate
of the state of California in 1897 the
first thing I did was to try and pass
a bill giving the men In the mills and
forests an hour for the noon mealtime.
l had worked from 8 o'clock until 6
with but little opportunity to get the
proper time for rest at noon. and /
knew then and now that men should
not work so. The bill passed the Sen
ate and Assembly. but was vetoed by
the Governor 1t was passed at the
next session. l am the father of II on
the statute books, one of the first
measures ever passed in this State TO
improve the condition of the working
man.
FOR THE EIGHT-HOUR DAY.
II am a believer in an eight-hour
day, and have always voted for that.
have voted to have that eight-hour
law apply to the building of Govern
ment ships When the measure relat-
ing to the adoption of an eight-hour
law on the Panama canal came up TO
be voted upon i was absent from the
House. i'll with rheumatism. Those
who charge me with voting against
the measure know that 4 was kept
away by illness. 1 worked for the en-
ployer's liability act, the greatest labor
bill ever passed
Mr. Bell and Mr.. Langdon have
never done anything for labor that
know of. Their hands do not bear
caliouses, as mine do There are no
corporate influences surrounding nye. ]
worked for the railroad rate bill
which the. corporations wanted de-
feated."
Mr.. Gillett concluded his address
with an appeal to the voters to con-
tinue the Republican party in power.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
How to Vote Against Ruef' S
Nominees for the Bench.

the straight Republican ticket except tor
the Ruef Judges against Carroll Cook Charles T. Conlan
n Edmund p. Mogan who the Republican ticket
wish the straight Democratic ticket except
the Ruef udgesvote against Charles T. Conan and Edmund
p Mogan, the Democratic ticket
wish the straight Union Labor ticket except for
Judges against Charles Conlan
Edmund P. Mogan who the Union Labor ticket
Vote for James A Cooper Presiding of the Court
of Appeals for the First District place of Carroll Cook
Vote for William Lawlor. John James Cofey
Thomas F. Graham for Judges Superior
Francisco and against t. Conan
Mogan.
Presiding of Court
Appeals for the First District by Ruef Republican and
Labor
Charles conlan Edmund p Mogan nominated for
Judges of Ruef the
Republican. Democratic
Vote Carroll Charles T. conlan and Edmund P
Mogan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

Superior Court proves Carroll Cook
unfit, and good Republicans need have
no hesitancy in voting for Judge James
A Cooper. More than that, it is a
duty they owe themselves, their party
and their State TO discourage the nomi-
nation of men subservient to bosses
and machines by. helping to give Judge
Cooper an overwhelming majority.
For Congress the Republican tickat
is composed of men worthy OF the con-
f1dence and support of their party. Cal
ifornia is entitled to solid Republi-
can delegation in the National House
of Representatives, The character of
the Republican nominees in the several
Congressional districts assures realiza-
ton of that right.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN
GUARDED AGAINST ANARCHISTS

MALAGA, Spain. Nov. s.-The police
have been advised that suspected an
archists have suddenly disappeared
from Barcelona and consequently the
most rigorous preparations are being
taken to protect King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria during their stay here
The King and Queen arrived today
and were given a cordial reception.
They passed through the streets to the
palace without any .untoward incident
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

the sake of absolute accuracy, giving
the benefit of every doubt to Bell, the
lower estimate has been made.
II IS perhaps Of timely interest to re-
peat the table issued by the Democratic
State central committee showing how
Bell VIII win the State by nearly 5000
votes This estimate as a matter of
course differs from that of the Republi-
cans very vitality in the counties of Ala
media, Los Angeles and San Francisco,
where the great battles are TO be
fought
Not 10 be outdone on jugglery with
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