The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-01
THE ARoMoRElTE PUBLISHING
COMPANY


From and after this date The Ard
moreite Publishing Company will be
successor to Mr. Sidney Suggs In the
publication OF The Ardmoreite. The
Ardmoreite Publishing Company" has
been regularly incorporated and duly
chartered under the laws applicable.
and as a business Institution shall
strive to merit the good will and es-
TEEN Of the public and their patcon.
age.
Mr.. Sidney Suggs loses none 81 his
identity with the publication. ~l,ch
h. has In the past made a nnluciai
success. the board OF directors having
retained him as president Of the com.
pany: Mr. c. l.. Byrne IS vice presi.
dent and Mr. J. Fentress Wisdom Is
socretary.treasurer, while the boar
Of directors Is composed OF the fol.
lowing named citizens Of Ardmore
Mcssrs Sidney Suggs. c. l.. Byrno, "
y Wilmington, L,e Cruce, n, w. Dick,
s. r Bledsoe and ]. Fontrcss Wisdom
Mr. II. \. Raglanl has been selected
managing editor other than those
mentioned are . large number OF
Ardmore's business men who. rccog.
nizing the demand for modern daily
newspaper. have subscribed to the
capital stock Of Tho company The
capitan stock Is 100000 The actiug
OF these representative citizens re-.
fleets their confidence In Ardmore as
commercial and progressive city an
In the future success OF the periodic NJ
to whose stock they have subscribed
so literally. and which. on their pa~:.
Is an invitation extended the entirs
citizenship to JOIN in promoting the
material welfare OF Ardmore.
In the future. as in the past. the
chief aim Of The Ardmorcito shall be
for the upbuilding Of Ardmore and the
Indian Territory-the latter In gener
al and the former In particular.
A further aim IL cXcellency both
In editoriH utterance and mechanical
makeup.
The Ardmoroite will know no pet"
and will seek 20 advantage except that
known to exclusive modern jour.
nallsm.
All things OF moment enough 10 de.
serve the attention of the public will
be mentioned by The Ardmorclte with
more than passive concern and the
paper will be pronounced. firm and
unalterable In its editorial policy: In
all matters 10 be considered. The Ard.
morcite viii entertain none but such
opinions as are sound and for the
public good. For It's own weaknesses.
the charity OF an indulgent public is
crayed II will be distinctively. but
conservntively. Democratic II IL go
ing 20 stand for Democratic principles
In their purity and as Il sees them
and It win be- so loyal 10 hom that
II shall not hesitate 20 criticise the
action of its party leaders in formu.
lating policies when the paper con
Fiders those policies d. subversive or
antagonistic 20 the basic principles
OF that party and II will not hesitate
10 reprove that individual who. for
personal gain OF selfish reasons. runs !
counter 20 our idea OF govern rental
principle II viii work 10 encourage !
and inspire the people 60 strike ~
honesty. fairness and deceney in pub
lie Affairs and will work against the |
exploitation OF the people by that
class Of spoilsmen who defy openly |
even the authority OF the law. II shall !
be persistent In its demands for the |
Of any and an evil that |
may be known 10 have made its ap |
pearance upon the body polite and
will depend entirely UPON that regu.
lar and legitimate income derived
through the confidence, approval and
patronage of an Intelligent, appreci'
ative and discriminating reading pub.
lie. n, A, RAGI4AND.
Managing Editor.
Ardmore, Indian Territory, March I,
1906
Referring TO the above desire 10
state that for some time | have been |
contemplating enlarging The Ard !