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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25

skirts, made a forward grab at the
skirts as though trying to "perk up
a pair of trousers to save the knees
from bagging.
That was enough and the banker s
wife readily bet box of candy against
a new fall suit that the much sought
skater was a boy and not girl.
When the unmasking came there
were cries of CONSERVATION, for the
girl whipped her mask from her head
and the wig came with it and 10, there
appeared the close cropped head of the
unabashed Cornwell.
The night was at it's darkest hour
when five men, young and old, stole
quietly out from the skating rink. In
front was the real estate man and he
gazed furtively about as he climbed
beneath the hood of his auto and di-
rected the driver to go like a partic-
ulary warm place toward Los An
geles. Four other forlorn and detected
figures gave the same order and as
the autos steamed slowly out toward
the road the doors of the skating rink
swung open, there was a scream of
laughter and the discounted ones
looking back saw a laughing face in
the doorway. a trim figure and a neat
ankle
Wins the copper's Heart
wait a minute, leHOWS, SHOultu
the voice, 81 want to ride back to
town and get that grub you promised"
"Damns'' were freely said under the
auto hoods as the machines dashed out
in the road.
But that was not all. Cornwell re-
ceved the first prize of the evening,
a delicate stickpin, with a devils head
set with pearls. and on his. way home
he flirted with a young fellow who
insisted on paying his car fare and on
buying him a lunch at Chinese res
taurant. When the chappie proposed
an auto ride the girl demurred and
hurried away.
At crossing on Main street another
chappie attempted to follow her. only
to be sternly rebuked by an officer
who walked several blocks with the
charmer until he was sure she would
get home safely Incidentally. he
squeezed her hand at parting and was
glad that he looked partisularly well
In a uniform.
AS for Cornwell, he is receiving con-
gratulations while his friends want
him to go on the stage as female im-
but Cornwell says insur-
ance business will do.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25


"At last he went to her home one day
and showed her a paper which he said
was a decree of divorce which he all
legged he had secured. The divorce was
signed by Judge York or was supposed
to have been signed by Judge Y ork, and
If it is not on record I suppose it was
forged, for l have seen the pa per sew
eral times and am sure 1t was signed
with Judge York's name.
THAT was about four years ago when
] saw that paper and a little time after
that / met Rice in saloon in San
Francisco and he asked me why ! did
not marry Mamie then as she had got
ten her divorce.
81 met Mrs Rice agai nwhen / came
to Los Angeles a few weeks ago and l.
like all the rest of the people who knew
her, supposed that the divorce papers
her husband had given her, which have
since been destroyed by fire in San
Francisco. We married at San Pedro
and have since been living as man and
wife. AS for this prosecution against
my wife believe it to be an attempt
OF the part of her first husban nd to Sc
cure revenge"
Mrs. Rice had an even more peculiar
story to tell. She related in court the
story of her marriage and separation,
and of Rice giving her divorce papers.
She said that she understood that she
was divoced and that ecently when she
came to Los Angeles she again met
Rice, who asked her to again live with
him. telling her that If they got along
well they could remarry.
They rented small place on Towne
avenue and lived there for a while, but
at last one night, according to the
sta tements of the woman, her husband
attacked her as she was entering the
house and struck her in the eye. where
upon she fled and again refused to see
him again. Later she had married
Thomas.
Justice Pierce dismissed the COM
pla int and discha rged the defendant on
the ground that deliberate bigamy had
not been proven.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
N0M&tACQeEy|
~ >zSnrEST PLACE ToNTRADE
"LDhat Others Advertise u'e JeN for Less"

known tha mo qdf OF or the Pacific
s mi on n arc Or W now
ga OF ma h o YOU ntn
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
NEW MEMBERS ADMITTED
TO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

At the regular meeting of the board
OF directors of the chamber of conf
merce yesterday the following were
elected to membership: N. Bowdtch
Blunt. draughtsman; British California
oil Co.; d. w. Davis grocer; Joseph
w. Fletcher tailor; r. C. Hamlin, auto
mobiles, Philip Klein, jeWeler; j.,
Korn, tailor; Edw. McKain, mill
wright: Meea & Gottfred power trans
mission machinery; w. IL. .O'Brien.
colonization and development company
works; j. IL. Lopkins. Holly wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25

the galants for the pretty little blonde
mask who swung so gently to the
rhythm of the music and who summed
all mashers and refused to dance un-
less she was properly introduced. IL
is the law of human nature to want
that which seems unattainable and
when the young gentleman stars Of
Hollywood society saw the naughty
little miss turn down man after man,
they spent the evening trying to get
just one skate and on many occasions
the demure Cornwell granted the favor.
He Was Real Killer
One real estate man. who is known
as deuce of clever fellow" and
regular devil with the girls" skated
up and with his most elaborate bow
asked a waltz with the girl. She
reminded him of his manners and he
skated away and got a friend who had
recently had the honor of dancing
with Miss Nellie Smith" and the real
estate man was allowed to skate WITH
the charming Cornweu.
He slipped his hand caressingly
about the small waist, took a squint
down at the small ankles and then
they started to skate gracefully away.
In skating with a sirl II is not neces-
sary to place the arm about the waist.
The usual thing is to hold hands and
skate, but then this real estate man
was a real "devil" with the girls and
he winked at his slower friends with
that knowing wink
"Say, grille, ] think a lot of you,
he remarked. as he attempted to ad-
minister tender poke into the be-
corseted ribs of tho able Cornwel, who
was ready to faint with suppressed
laughter.
81 think Just a whole lot of you and
say. | have the biggest. baddest, red
automazoozle you ever saw, and after
the skate let's take ride back to Los
Angeles for a nice little supper"
The tone was caressing and the mask
leaned nearer and whispered an assent
which sent the real estate man fairly
dancing with joy.
Oh, but she was easy money all
right, and the real estate man had to
tell his success to his friends who
caught another glimpse of the trim
ankles and they tried the same trick.
All We're accepted for auto rides and
suppers after the skate.
Betrayed by an Act
Bald head or shock head, sport or
piker, rich or poor, this figure OF
beauty accepted all impartially, looking
with great tender eyes through the
eyeholes of the mask first at "A shiny
bald head then at the pleading coun-
tenance of a youth.
A prominent banker of Los Angeles,
who attended with his wife, also adj
mired the little skater, until his wife
with a single glance detected a false
feminine movement when the dainty
skater In starting to sit down ON a
chair, instead Of smoothing aside her
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
CARBON BRIQUETs

With one trial you will ask,
why have | been using Coal
when CARBON BRIQUETS is
cheapest as well as the best ?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
Methodist Bishops Meet
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
ROCHESTER,. N. Y. oct. 24-Metho-
dist bishops from all over the world
are attending the first session OF the
convention OF Methodist Episcopal
bishops of the world. in Asbury church.
Among the delegates are bishops who
have been working in India. China
Japan. Africa, South America and the
Philippines
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
Hold Hotel Keepers Slayer

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 24.-Charles
Burnell, the murderer of G. Belloumini.
an Italian hosel keeper In this city,
September 80, has been held to answer
to the superior court without bond.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
Tells Of Tangled Lives

quarrel parted them and Rice did not
have anything further to do with his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

Two OF the most troublesome pa
tlcnts | have are members OF my own
profession" said n dentist In discussing
the torturos Of teeth. strange 90 agy."
he continued, "many dentists, whether
from natural defects or early ncgll.
gcncc, have exceedingly poor teeth. and
as no practitioner can attend 10 his own
we exchange services. II any Of the
patients Of these two capable u. u. SIS
are rcvengcful OF disposition II would
do Them good 20 see them In the chair.
All men are much more difficult sub.
iccts for dentistry than women. accord.
Ing 10 my own experience. but the way
the two In question wrlgglc, wrlthe.
grcan and cuss under the ordinary opcr
atlohs should be most gratifying 90 any
one who has suffered mt their hands
New York Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
Announcement.

Ardmore, l. r., July Il. 1906.
I respectfully submit my candidacy
for delegate to the constitutional
convention 90 the democratic pflma.
ry election 10 Doe held for the noml.
nation Of delegates for the 2ist re-
cording district, or so much thereof
as will embrace my residence in
Ardmorc My views on many OF the
vital questions in which the people
are directly interested are outlined
in articles already published and -
be added TO from time TO time during
the canvass. and being convictions
with me will be adhered to.
II honorcd with the nomination and
election, I shall strive with an the zetl.
fidelity and ability there Is in mo 10
discharge the trust conndcd.
STILLWELL II. RUSSELL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
Notice 20 Contractors.

Sealed bids wh be received at my
Office In the Noble building until 4
o'clock Saturday, August II, 1906, for
the erection and completion OF an ad.
dition T. the l. o. o. +. hall Of Ard
moro, Ind Ter. Plans and spccinca.
tions can be seen at my Office.
-.ach bid shall be accompanied by n
certified check for $500, same to be
forfeited as liquidatod damages
should the successful bidder fail 20
make good and satisfactory bond as
specified within FIVE days after being
notified Of same.
Tho owners reserve the right TO re-
feet any or an bids.
3l-1o j. y. WHITE. Architect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court i'm the In.
dian Territory. Southern District:
Myrtle Presley, plaintiff VS., Jesse
Presley, defendant, No. 143, Marietta.
The defendant Jesse Presley. is
warned to appear in this court in
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff. Myrtle Presley.
Witness the Hon. Hosea Townsend.
Judge Of said Court and the seal
thereof, this 18th. day Of July. 1906
(SeaD c. VI. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
II. G.. HOUSE.
Sam II. Butler. attorney.
Attorney for non resident. II. II.
Brown.
First published. July 20. 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

An equal suffrage woman is not
more OF q ireaR than a man who has
ambitions socially.
Was there ever a husband who
didn't say that his wife chased him
and really proposed?
II there is only one boy iu q family
of six or seven girls, be- makes O..
much trouble a. q girl.
lf You want To see man become
animated get him to tell you about
Ia law suit i'm which hc was defeated.
10 often happens that mans idea
lot chiyalry begins and ends with hiss
hat m his hand when ho talks to O.
woman.
There would be- m,4hty uu, Gam
iu kissing @ giH ii ,oJ o..hs ll.
a woman would rather ha,. hur
husband make love to her thm .uu.
port her.
\ nice thIue about having large
family is how light 30 makes 400 your
other troubles ...m
4 college boy BIAS 90 o.. mighty
smart iu DIS studies to reconcile uis
family to his NOT bcuue uu athlete.
lts queer there shouldn't De- p lau
against church uiu, when lts so much
harder 20 Win there than 300 pool
rooms.
Learn to labor while you wait for
results.
Also the lack Of money is the roo,
OF much evil.
Ever see an oniccholdcr who had
q retiring disposition
Too many men look upon home as
merely a place 90 sleep.
Plumbers understand the art of tap
INK pipes and pockotbooks.
Couuship is probably so called be-.
cause IL gets many man into court
Self made men are supposed to have
graduated from the school of cNn,r
iouco.
An old bachelor says that women
are given 20 small talk in large guam.
titles.
ny the need of the millennium wo.
men may discover the secret OF keen.
ing secrets.
Children should make au effort to
train mp their parents in thc way thoy
should go.
80, Alouzo, the heavenly host has
nothing ia common with the landlord
of a summer hotel.
II the girl could only marry the
best man at her wedding there would
be fewer applications for divorce.
\ bachelor says that fully oncthird
of womans pleasures IN life are de-.
rived from her ability TO shed tears
at will.
a man pwho probably speaks from
experience says that one of the NEST
frigid things In lIfc Is a womans cold
shoulder.
Unless a man has been married at
least six months he doesn't know all
the reasons he should have had for re-.
naming a bachelor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

In certain parts Of India the oil OK.
tractcd from species of mite Is used
In medicine ns an external countcrlrrl-
tant. The creature Is about half an
Inch long ana on pressure eXudcs an
oil Of a deep red color. II Is only found
for few weeks at the beginning OF
the rainy season ana Is. hence, known
as the rain insect l.. G., Hill contrib
utes note on the chemical compost
tion OF this oil 20 the Journal ana Pro-
cccdlngs of the Asiat,c Society lie
concludes that the supposed medical
virtues Of the oil are imaginary aud
due probably 10 It's red color
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
OLD GLORY.
story Of the stars and stripes on the
American IInu

American ring.
The design for the American Gag.
with thirteen stripes OF alternate red
and white and thirteen white stars In
q blue field representing the thirteen
states struggling for independence.
was adopted boy the Continental CON
grcss on June IL. 11I1. little less
than year after the declaration ot
independence The first nag of this
design was made as a specimen for
the congress by Betsy Ross % dress.
makrr Of Philadelphia. II IS supposed
that this hac was first uufurlcd 10y
Pau Jones ON the Ranger. vessel VI
The navy TO which he had been as.
signed uu the day that the resolution
adopting the design was pussoI The
thirteen stars of the Gar uf l1I1 were
arranged n circle. though up form
was prescribed Officially This GI- ry-
mu.nnl unchanged until 1891. anl thoH.
on motion of Senator Bradley ot Yer
mont which, with Kentucky. had been
admitted to th, Union. 30 was resolved
thli from and after May I. 1855. "thc
nog uf the United States Doe fifteen
strip. alternate rcd aud white. ,lnt
the uHu o., Hr'cru stars. itn in a
blue field" This WAS the f1g used in
The war of lSi2. The act made mo-
provision ror future alterations in the
flns and none was made until ISIS.
Upon tHc suggestion of Captain Sam
ucl e. Reid 90 the navy @ bill was
passed uu April I. ISIS. reducing the
number OF stripes in the nag 20 the
orIgIn1. thirteen ana making the num-
bcr NJ stars equal to the number of
states The new star FOR new state
Is not added 6, tho dag until the Fourth
Of July following the admission of the
now state st. Louis Republic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

spread on the porch BY and by the
hostess heard a lively conouuy be-
tween her eldest hopeful. years old.
ana the nurse. You just git down
outen dat tree said the nurse. You
want to fall out and Kill yourself. do
you' Well you just try il. and see
what good itll do you. Your mother
she dat beny right now she won't even
hab time to go to your fuueral.r-
Kansas city Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
CROSSING SAHARA.
The Costiincss of Caravans and the
Mortality OF I1mcls.

Ihe fustltucsS or tnruNnns and the
Mortality of CnmrIS.
The merchants who NO out a garHa
caravan must stand all LOSSES; cousc-
quyuily great care i8 given 90 the sc-
lection of both the camcs which carry
the valuable merchandise and the men
who accompany them The tail and
swift riding camel known as the me-
had is seldom MET with IN northern
Truoi The finest male draft c1m-
els the i1w1l costing from $50 90 500
apiece, with carrying capacity Of
about lhrro huudrrivolght are used
Tor tuu-pur, From consumption or tlc
effects of the long strain scores often
die hy the way and many others at
the end of tlr voyage" The wages
of the mon for conducting q return ear.
g are sometimes ns high us $1,000.
Not only must the gnrha shciks have
great courage ana endurance. but must
be- Trustworthy traders and shrcvd dip
lomats OF mo- small calibcr. Many of
the sultaus and chiefs. particularly the
Touarcgs. through whose territories lie
thc rlriln routes. eXact not only hom-
age, but tribute. from the garra shc'l,.
To bring this tribute within q reason
able sum ana secure safe conduct re-
quircs extraordinary skill and tact
The opportunities for dishonesty afford.
od the gIriln men are many. and occa-
slonally men and goods are never heard
from again Charles Wellington Fur
long In llarpcr's Magazine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
Danderlne

works wonders IL produces hair Just
as surely as rain aud sunshine raise
crops. IL produces a thick growth OF
duXuriant hair when al other rene.
dies fail. We guarantee Danderine.
All druggists sell H. Csc, soc and 400
per bottle. To prove It's worth. send
this ad with 10 cents In stamps or sil.
yer and we will mail you a large free
sample. knowlton Danderlne Co.. Chi
cagO, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

Widows Daughter Mother why do
you tell people that am only eighteen
when you know | am twonty-four?
Widow-Because eightccn's six years
younger than twenty-four Daughter
Yes, | know, but surely / do not need
the benefit of those six years at my
age, do II Widow Not at all. my
child, but | do.-London Telegraph.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
NEWSPAPER cHAFF.

Il need rest said Merchent Brown,
"A rest from business cares.
I'd like to leave this humdrum town
And go away somewheres.
And yet perhaps Il would be best
And reasonable and wise
To stay in town and get my rest
III cease TO ADVERTISED"
Houston Chronicle
=
one Sunday two small boys were
industrlously digging IN a vacant lot.
when a man who was passing stop
ped TO give them a lecture.
Don't you know that fl Is sin 20
dig on Sunday, unless It De a case Of
necessity
Yes, sir" tmidly replied one OF
the boys.
"Then, why don't you stop H."
Cause this a case OF OF necessity"
replied the little philosopher "A
feller can't fish without bait."-Cleve-
land News.
o
A young lady, who had no knowl-
edge OF nautical phrases and asked a
friend, do you know often wonder
why a ship has TO weigh It's anchor
every time II leaves porte The an
swer of her friend was not lllumiuat
ing. "Well-er-the weight is con.
stantly changing, you know because
Of the-er-binnacles and things that
accumulates on the chor!"-Lon-
don News.
In exclusive new York circles they
are telling how an old colored mann
my the other day unintentionally
administered rebuke to her mis-
tress, who belongs to an amazing num-
Der Of clubs. The family has a man
sion in one of the suburbs. The prlyi.
legged old servant does not altogether
approve OF some methods OF the mod
ern woman. One dag her mistress
had a dozen club friends out 10 lunch-
con IN her home, and the feast was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

Mrs. Gottrox-I don't send Reggie TO
public school because he is 50 unlike
other boys. lie has private tutor Of
his own. Mr., Blunt-I see. Your hoy
is' as you might say, In class by him
self.-New York Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

We once heard Mr.. Morley In a lin
guistlc pride delightful as II Is rare
say that when he and Mr., Gladstone
sat down TO talk both unconsciously
stiffened their backs and looked 10
their periods. London Outlook.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

"Do you think the opportunity ever
seeks The man7"
Yes, but some men go at such rapid
pace II can't catch up with them."-
Detroit Free Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
Kodol Digests What You Eat.

Day by day people realize the inn
portance Of caring for their digestion.
Realize the need of a little corrective
after oyereating. A corrective like Ko.
dol for Dyspepsia 1t digests what you
est. Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

Acute attacks OF collie and diarr-
hoca come on without warning ana
prompt relief must Doe obtained There
Is no necessity Of incurring tho cx-
ponsos OF q physician SER
vice In such cases if Chamheriaiu's
Collie. Cholera and Diauhoca Remedy
iH at hand a dose OF this rcm.I. 70
relieve the patient before drr
could arrive. u has never been tnl.
io ioil, even in the most scyer. q.
dangerous cases and mo- family sf0r
Dc without &c. For saio by F. j. RAM
soy. W. % Frame. Ardmore Drug CO.
Bonner g. Bonner
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100000 10 loan on improved g.
property-no delay whatever. G.
and see us.
1877 INDIAHOMA TRUST co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06
In Vacation Time

you will thoroughly enjoy the
quaint picturesquencss Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-06

Cooper who have been here the
guests OF Mrs -. \. Simpson and oth-
or friends. have returned to their
home at Gainesville.
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Daily ArdmOreite soc per month
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EldOradO
Springs

The beauty Of its surrounding
hills and green forests and the
tranquil atmosphere of the whole
place will suit you exactly If You
seek a quiet, ideal place for a
vacation trip
Since the discovery OF it's now
famous Springs, thousands have
received benefits from the heal
ing waters and have gone away
eloquent testimonials of their
curative properties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27

Spfcr unicrcr SllOuitric ior0t Nirs
muno, mo lpcnIl uercil5clt Stinmcn
lout mcr0crL Die Die Filidt oc2 Stun-
tca, 0ielc Gilriorgc 5ll ilbcrnehnlcll,
bctoncnL Damn beiBt ca, ou0 lcic1 M
c%rfilQborc Nllipriidc, ullcrc %itootii-
dcll GinridtlulNcn NcItottctcn 4GA
nidlt. llcbcr0ica ici c3 cine iu5lollltl.
ld)c Sor0crltn0, Der man cllcr1Ildl tIlt-
Gcgcn trctcn millic, @cicblid)c MoBs
nobllcn. Die ulli ooe gSphl Der orbc'z
tcn0Cn @lniicu bcrcd)nct limo, 1cltctl
h%iCr5tlolt0c MN Clnnlnl ais &la1'c!Is
@clcBgcblrn0 Die llldt gcouI0ct ncr'
0cn bari. Menn 0bCr Die @clebAts
blllN 0n5l miGbraltd)t miro, Den pcr'
c@inigtcn &upitol >Slltcrci'cn an So
Itcl nc@ Canoes rlcliNc NortDclIc }l!a
Nnurnocn Damn lit Dao iClbltucrlt0n0
lid) feline &lolicnNclcBQcbrulI.
Wcnll mi GonNrcB Der &orld)la1 &C.
mud)t miro, hullHert o0cr mcbr Wfll-
liorcn GUS Der Nun0cafoiic 51t Web.
men ull0 lie Den ShiilarbcOcrn III Die
moblgciilutcn Snidrn ST ~ltcofcL 0olui
inject ciu ipId)cr &orldllo1 Die fr0I.
tiQitc llutCritiitunN unO T0rocrulN;
>ucun obcr onNcrcQt miro. oic'cIbe
Sunmnc 5lr @rijtnolmG elmer itNot-
Iihclr MISUNDERSTANDING oili5upcn.
0cn, Damn iii Der Gi.Wcl0mlQcn mrb
@cocnfcn fciu GilOc. I0mn miro Ole
Contribution o@ngcruicn sic oic Der.
mrnoulN bon Numocagclocrn iiir 0cy
urtiNc 3lpcdc niht gcitnttc."