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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08

Teachcr-Who knows what triplcts
aref Teachers l'et--i know Two
twins aud one left over.--W Wom.un'r
Home Companion.
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Louisville q Nashville X. r

ALL sell round trip tickets from all points
IN its line TO Louisville and Return az ONE
FAEE plus 2N cents, tickets being un sale
lane TO- n aud ~ limited returning June -
Nith priyiieg" OF extension "t limit until
july p by depositing tickets aud upon paw
ulrnt OF ~ cents, StOp-ONers will he per
mitted at Glasgow Junction tOr parties de-
string Ia visit Mammoth Cave, and side trip
tickets will be sold al LOuisV lie 20 all poi nts
in the state az ONE FARE plus 20 cents for
the round RIP, such tickete being on sale
Iune l6.ls, Indications ARE that several sps-
cial trains viii bo run for this occasion, full
particulars Of NhiCh viii be- announced later,
A sixteen pnge b''uAlet giving tu,l particu-
lars eau be secured fr m HnN of the boliow-
ing Representative "f the company.
j. r. Davenport, D.P.A.. -. Louis, Mo.
4. ~. Fitzgerald, ~. a, ~ Louis, No.
Ma1 Banmgarlen, n.PA,, M'n'phls, Tenn
n. n. Baird. T.P. A.. Little Rock. Ara.
T. II. Kingsley, r.P,A ualla- Texas
=, ". Morrow, T.P.A,, Houston. Texas.
j. X. Ridgley, D.P.A New OrIoans. La,
Geo. ". Herring, .. p A, Jacksonville, FIa.
q, HolIcnbtck, D.f.A., Atisptb Ga.
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s.. SO aud $40 coupon books at
this once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08

ldieness walks so slowly that power.
~ has no trouble in catching VIZ with
IT.
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NOTICE
To Telephone Patrons


We wish 20 announce that the
extra charge OF nifty cents for
long distance instruments will
be discontinued beginning April
isi 1906. All patrons who de-.
sire long distance accommoda.
lions will first make arrange
mcnts for credit with the man.
agcment, Otherwise they wi'luot
b" granted long distance privil
sgcs, Do not force the operator
10 give you credit.
CHICKASAW
TELEPHONE COMPANY
W. II. BERRY. nsr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08
Its time to think about your
Summer Trip

There ar" any number OF de-.
lightlul, inexpensive trips you
can make this year 10 Seashore,
lake and mountain.
Beginning June |, exception.
ally low rates for the round trip
gill be in effect 20 resorts in Can.
ada, Colorado, the New England
States, New York, Michigan,
Minnesota, Virginia, Wisconsin,
Pacific Coast points, and to st.
Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, etc.
/ can help you in planning
your trip. III be glad To furnish
you with rates 10 various points
and To give you the schedule OF
trains and such additional par
ticnlars Us you may wish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08

This seems to be a general opinion:
That a woman is a fool II she let's her
husband know II when her father
gives her money, and that he is a
wretch II he doesn't tell her every
time he gets his salary raised
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Rose Ivy. opera house. Wednesday
and Thursday. 1-3t
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Homecoming
for all KentuCkians

over ~ uO former residents of the state Of
Kentucky nave accepted The Invitation 0f
the Louisville Commercial cub tu it, home
coming celebration 20 be held ia Louisville
June i8-l7, 1906. itWill be the greatest gath h-
eribg ever held In the state Of Kentucky
aud 100 has already been subscribed for
an entertainment fund. "Wednesday. JuI .
% will be Reception and Welcome DaV
Thursday, June ~, Poster Day" In honor Of
stephen Collins Foster, the author of Ny
OLD Ksnturky Home +" FRIDAY, June rs, pan
tcl HOOne DaN. saturday, iIue ld, Greater
kentuckN Day. Inr thIs eXent The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08

Nos 6. 9. ~ and 20 are local train,
while Noe. II and 1s stop at the small
er stations only op being Gagged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08

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t!ou and ~" MS growing out " g.
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See our ad.
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II girl receives no attention from
the boys. she is apt TO think her pa.
rents were so cross they frightened
them away forgetting that Wild IN
dians couldn't do this II the right
young man came along
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Writs me;

w. S. ST. GEORGE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
ST LOUIS. NO.
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The wise old hen chuckles to her
self when she sees a man trying 10
make q fortune with an incubator
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II might be well for parents to re
member that spoiled children come
home to roost
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II woman says This Is 50 sud
den" when man proposes. he knows
he is pernicious fsbricator. but nat
urally he f. too polite to say so.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08

when girl hirts with q man she
makes a fool Of herself and tries to
make fool NJ him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-08

When man gives S2j to a church
his wife who Is sitting beside him
is absorbed in mental picture OF
a hat she saw down town that could
be bought for good deal less.
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when u mans married his children
bcsin: and that is where his money
ends
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
WORRIED BY CHINA's ATTITUDE
Foreigners Holding Concessions There Allegs
Unfair Treatment

Washington. Sept. u.-MafI advices received here
from China disquistng 10 Americans having
financial interests IN the Orient There Is no abate-
ment OF the ant-forsign feeling and the animOsity
is no longer confined 70 Americans but includes all
lgners except japanese.
A formidable party has arisen and is conducting
active propaganda II Is known as 'RestOrer OF
Rights and IT'S purpose IS 70 drive the fore guGFs
or business in China. and 20 thar end % render
valueless the foreign investments. In some quar-
the Chinese government Is alleged 70 syuparn-
ize with the movement. and az any rate capitalists
interested in important concessions complain
strOytng their holdings and violating their agree
ulents at every turn More than any other ua-
tionaty. the English are said 70 be n1urfously az
fected.
concessions held by foreigners Is said have be-
gun when the famous HanOw-Canron railway
concession regained by the Chinese govern
uent BY purchase from the American COnCes-
stouariesr and since Jlen a. new enterprises IN
the way OF public utilities IN China have been
odfcered and manned by Chinese themselves. for
eign experience and direction being utilized only
the point where the Chinese were able 20 acquire
the knowledge necessary 70 operate them. The
English are complaining that IN violation OF an
q railway from Shanghai southwark with the de-
liherate purpose or destroying the value 0f En-
gish concession and greatly inturing Hong Kong
and there are allegations that mining concessions
granted 20 British subjects have bean held I'D and
concessionaries embarrassed
While the sdvices received here do not Indicate
that 20 far any direct protest has been made by the
British government 20 the Chinese government
AGAINST It's pAcy as % the concessions. u - known
that some OF the great British business interests
are uniting IN strong appeals 20 their government
20 ADOPT a stronger altitude and protect them IN
their Chinese enterprises.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
BUsHMATs CHAMPIONS ANGRY
Negro Preachers with Protest Don't L1ks'
Being Stopped at Mayors Door.

rrha co-nnnirfes appointed by ths Negroes OF ira
cirv 10 protest 70 Mayor McClaIlan about ths tn
generation in the ape cage OF the New York Zoo
LOGICAL Society. IN Bronx Park. OF Ora Bensa an
African plgIny bushmaa. tried TO sec tna Mayor
Yesterday but failed. The COMMITTEES sad Ia
treatment OF Benga IN the cage with apes was a
dtszrace 10 the nation and outrage on tna Nsgro
race. One OF the COMMITTEES the Rev Dr. J. II
Gordon superintendent of the Howard Orphan
Asylum. in Brooklyn. said. while waiting
"If Mayor Mcclellan won't see - Il certainly
won't do him any good"
The Mayor excused hirnsslf from seeing tae dse-
CATION BY sending word he was too busy he nad
Secretary O'Brieu write them that the conduct OF
the Bronx Geological Park rested Win the New
York Geological Society. and suggested thar the
complaint De taken The attention OF the society.
That doesn't mean anything" declared Dr. Cor
don The Mayor has the power OF removal see
he can remove park commissioner Certainly tne
Mayor, the executive head OF the city. may puI a
public OF one OF our race 50 as 70 show the Negro
as q DarWtntan relative or the chirnP a1l4eas II
came down u ask an interview with tAs Mayor
and he won't see Us.
The i've clergyman were much disappointed az
Mayor. DR.. Gordon said Or. Robert :. Msc<A<tnEr
had declared ne considered 10 dissracefCl
exhibit a member OF the human race AID hoped
the Mayor would do sOmething 70 prevent f.
You people" said DR.. Gordon. speaking % some
white men. aTe on top We've got % rise WAY
IN cage with chtrnpanzees 70 show that Ses-cas
are akin 70 apes GIVE Us oppoErunitiss.
several weeks n the Geological Park y y said
thar he Is being vel treated IN the park When
Dr. Gordon and the cle-gynsn were asked e the
boy had been asked II he wanted 20 remain. they
said he did not know anything about CIVILIZATION
and could not express an opinion They wanted %
take care Of him IN some institution or C1s o< I-sS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
CONFER ON MEAT sEIPMEyrA
Railroad Men Discuss View Law with eecre-
tary Wilson

Washington. sept 1--Fol0wing tho rase-as cf
Secretary Wilson with the represantar-v>s or tns
various packing houses several reprssentacrv>s cf
railroads met at the Department. OF As-c1lrrrs to-
day and conferred with the 5ecreta-y rsga-ctns ne
auties imposed upon them BY the neat fnspeo-'
tion law Secretary Wilson explained tho law Ia
detail and discussed exactly what their curses ara
A decision having been reached WITH rss2ocr u
the labels which must be put various rnsas prod
ucts. samples OF the labels which VII be required
were shown 20 the railroad reprcaenrative@s <nd
they were given 20 understand that oerors tcey A.
cepr consignments OF meat and nle1c ptod-ols tor
Interstate shipment they must MAKE stro rc@s Ia
proper labels are attached. -
had no other desire than 20 comply fully VIII rs
IaU and that their coming here AZ Inis -Ine sss
~ zer Information as % what was required or
them.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

the troops that were sent TO arrest them. killing
four soldiers.
further order OF the Governor General en-
forces from tomorrow the new law relative TO
field courts martial The police are Instructed
10 present 20 General KRuibars at noon dailv a
report OF all offences committed in the preceding
twenty-four hours.
Thirty pretended anarchists appeared AT a
wedding at a private house this evening de-
manding money under threats OF using revolvers
and bombs. The police surrounded the house
and arrested tWenty-rour OF the offenders who
viii be tried tomorrow, this being the first an
pIoatiOn Of the new field court martial law.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
ROosevelt's Hard Sense

men of etneno e
prominently md embod al il
'T o figntl
which
rdsIp bitter toll
o|h@ Tl1ddu ulinaer triumph schatC
Those lts sHpphm o which
application IA baoomPiHedby
10 the opportunity t.
hed by yaGnm Coffee
winch Roosevelt which h sense cut out the
the load that o Food Ohe and get the
md erngna naurasi
N Postum
a Reason"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
REVOLT IN KAMYsEIN SUPPRESSED
Mob Holds Out for Two Days Against Police
Troops Quen Rising.

Kauyshin. Sept 1.-The arrival here OF the
Governor and a strong force OF troops from
saratoI has put an end TO the uprising. The
town has been given over for two days 20 fight
ing between the police and the mob. Taking
advantage OF the absence OF most OF the gaTri-
son 10 suppress disorders in Nicholaievka- the
revolutionists set free number of political pris-
oners and constructed street barricades which
they held against the police. Fighting was re-
suued on Monday. one engagement lasted for
-v-o and a half hours. The number OF persons
killed and wounded has not been established.
but in one hospital there are twenty wounded
The disorders in Nicholaievka also have been
ra1
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
NO ACTION IN BRooEIYN.
Bar Association Leaves Judiciary NomIrs-
ton Question to Standing Committee.

After bries but lively special nesting caI-st tn
ssthsr az the request q eleven memberS ths Brook
lyn Bar Association adjourned yesterday a1rs-uoou
with the understanding that It's standing Grsvznc.
COMMITTEES was authorized by the bylaws 90 concs-
with the committee OF one Kindred aaG othsr or
gantzatio-s interested n the selection OF efxar
candidates FOR Supreme Court Justice n ira "a
judicial District
The discussion arose the resolution o-er.d
By W. $ Brewster that the p-szid1,y or.cer a.
point a COMMITTEES Of Ave 20 confer with o,ne~
bodies On the Judiciary nominations A-rn1nxn
George l. Wald and Others declared that 70 asso-
ciation would show Itself wofuLy lacking n cou--
age II Il refused % pass the resolution s1d -nouh
turus L Scott and oshsrs asserted that several or
the nominees so far chosen ny tho COMMITTEES Or
one hundred we're unfit Tor positions on the bench.
the sentiment seemed 20 5e n eavor os letting ths
whole matter alone despite The action OF ths Scaxs
Bar Association IN selecting ticket 1lr Brewster
then read tho portion OF the bylaws erupover-ng
the grievance committee % pass Judiciary nom
nations Frank Harvey Field thersupon called On
the chairman 20 rule Mr Brswstsrss resolution our
OF order. In the midst Of the ensuing coursslrr,
Michael AcCiOltr1ck moved FOR an ad5OCrnnnaur On
the understanding that the bylaws gave The srtsv-
ance COMMITTEES ruI power % act the question
HLs resolution was passed
isaac N kapper IS the only member OF the com
Irlttee whose name has been mentioned for a fls-
uceship. The other members are n 81 Dixe
Michael Eursrs r H. Elder. p y. Tilnay. W. 3.
Brewster and G.. 5. Billings.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
READY TO INTERVENE.
Continued from arst page

differences which the junta was preparing
however the belief among local Cubans is that
the decree Of President Palma suspending con-
stitutional guarantees will a reaction
among the veterans who have been aiding the
government in effort 10 restore peace, and
that many OF them viii now join the insurgent
cause.
Colonel Aguirre and Major J. A. CasteIlanos. OF
the junta, with Captain Charles cassidy Cook.
their special counsel. held a conference yestsr-
day with Paul Fuller and Lorenzo Semple. Of
the law firm OF Coudert Brothers. who have been
retained as legal advisers The conference was
intended to devise plans. terms and conditions OF
q new Grmistice and arbitration No definite
action was taken.
We are certain OF soon having twenty thou
sand men In the field" said Colonel Aguirre.
and we viii be prepared 70 take Havana when
ever we please. But we wish avoid all un-
necessary hloOdshed. and because of this wish
desire 10 arbitrate."
Colonel Aguirre said that the junta had III
every respect observed the neutrality laws, ana
had neither recruited men here nor sent away
hlibustering expeditions.
Notwithstanding reports said the colonel
I'VE have bought no ships. and we don't expect
to-" Colonel Aguirre said further that nine
tenths or the planters In the island favor the
the cause. This, he said, includes the Foreigners
resident in Cuba, well the natives HtlshL
In this city" added the presiding official OF ue u
junta, two influential banks have offered 10
supply Us with S25O.OOO. which offer, however
declined because we don't need any more funos
Immediately"
A cable message to the Junta yesterday said
that in q little more than week 2.5OO men
have left Havana 10 join the tnsurgent army
and that IN Ptnar del Rio province several LABOR
ers have deserted their work and joined Ihe
rebel forces OF Colonel Pine Guerra In ms
correspondence Colonel Aguirre received letter
from the central Evolutionary Junta at Havana
communicating him on the work done oy the
local junta and expressing its entire saIsIaC-
ton with the situation In general
Negotiations will be closed to-day Tor tn9
purchase OF the steam yacht Anita by the Cuban
government. The vessel, which is now IN Dry
dock at the Erie Basin is the property OF OF
George B. Wilson Her length over all Is 1ot
feet and ISe feet on the watsrline. with = tseI
beam. The Anita like the steam yscnt CaIiolns-
which the Havana government purchased hsRS
last week, viii be used as a coast patrol
Senator Carlos Fonts Sterling, who has been
stay-fnz IN this city a vacation received
cable message yesterday from President Palma
asking him to return TO Havana for the speoiai
session OF Congress. He leaves to-day for CUBA
by way OF Tampa
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Prince AIb-echt was born IN 1887. BE is
son OF the late Prince Albrecht Of Prussia
and brother OF the first German Emperor VIII
lam : He has been regent since 1885. The heir
70 the throne of Brunswick is the Duke OF Cum
berland but he is excluded owing 70 his refusal
10 give up his claim 70 the throne OF Hanover,
A dispatch from Berlin last December said that
Emperor William had been IN conference with
Prince Albrecht for the purpose Of bringing
about the resignation OF the prince IN order
thar Prince Eitel Frederick, the second son 81
Emperor William, might succeed 20 the throne
OF the duchy
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
LABOR WILL TRY TO GUST CANNON

rFy Telegraph 20 The Trihuns.l
Chicago, Sept u.-PrOfessing 10 be encour-
aged by the result OF the fight made BY organ
izsd labor against Congressman Littleheld. OF
Maine Illinois labor leaders assert that they
VIII now turn their attention 20 Uncle joe
Cannon and try 70 encompass his defeat next
November IN the 18th Congressional District.
Speaker Cannon stumped for Littledeld IN
Maine and the labor unions Of Illinois are sore
az him. because he, Ike Littleheld, opposed the
legislative programme mapped out by President
GOmpeFs OF the American Federation OF Labor.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
GIRL ASSASSIN REPORTED DEAD.
Rumor That Nile. KOnOpIanikOvO, Who
Killed General Mn, Has Been Executed.

ST. Petersburg. Sept 11-Zenaide konoDns1l-
fzovo, the girl who on August 20 assassinated
General Mn at Peterhof. and was sentsnced 6y
court martial 70 be hanged or Monday night
was taken out OF the Fortress of St Peter and
s.. Paul early this morning and placed on board
q ship bound for the 6chl1sselburg prison. Her
friends stiu hope that Tep-isve is possible. but
there Is rII-nor, which cannot be confirmed that
she was executed Ct daybreak
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
PANAMA HATS MAY BE DEARER.
Earthquake Destroyed large Straw Fields IN
South America

According 70 Juan D. FLORES passenger nom
Ecuador. the steamer AIlanca. which arrived
yesterday. the recent earthquake IN the Naizar
Alto district. has seriously threatened the Panama
hat industry. The earthQuake shocks. Sed0r
Flores SAYS destroyed the great straw fields OF
the country and has left the people IN great want
This condition extends also % Calacabos and
other towns near the border. where thousands ~
Indians are employed IN the making Of panams
hars Great alarm - felt BY the Indians. and IS
feared rhar those who lefc without ernployrenr
VIII resort q acrs of vloaenca and plllage.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
EARTH SHOCKS IN ECUADOR

GuayaquiI. Sept. lit IS reported here that
three earthquake shocks were felt on Monday
morning IN Annbato. capital OF the province OF
TuuguragIa- A fourth shock was felt IN the
evening. The Inhabitants OF the town spent the
night on the street. The shocks were felt also
In Quito and neishbortng villages. Il is said
thar the volcano Of Tunguragua IS in activity
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
LIEUTENANT KILLED IN LEYTE.
R. z. Trsadweu Shot by Pulajanes-A Band
Routed.

Manila Sept u-Leutenant p z TreadweI'
Of The Philippine Scouts, was killed last night BY
Pulaianes six miles south OF Barauen- he was
IN command OF a small detach-nenr of scouts
whose camp was attacked in the night by one
hundred PuIasanes. Lieutenant Treadwel was
the only man hit Troops are IN pursuit OF ne
band
Sixty troops and forty constaeu-ary met
hand OF Pulajanes near sitfo Marabo. killed one
and wounded several Of them. The rest Of the
t-.r,5 ascaned. The troops had no casualties and
DESTROYED a large quantity OF supplies.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
SCENIC RAILWAY DgATH INQUEST.

At the coronsrs inquest yesterday into the dssrn
or Catherins Rosebruck. nineteen years Old. wno
killed BY falling from of scenic rail-
way AT Fort George on sunday. August s. the r-ry
brought IN a verdict saying the girl had come to
her death through negligence On her part The pro-
prietor OF the scenic railway James Thuna. was
censured for negligence IN not having proper sare-
guards his ears. Coroner Harourger held him
II 8 bail await the action OF ths grand fLry
The Jury also censUred the E1l1tngs Department.
fn< AlO@Ll. 10 r1E- IL I<sA<s <.nnlsxzsA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
FIGHT IN HARBIN JAIL.
Political Prisoners Escape. Only To
Be Shot by Patrol

Harbin, Sept. I1-FIve political prisoners
have been killed and fourteen have been wound
ed IN fight with their guards. The prisoners
obtained revolvers and Overpowered the turn
keys. They then attempted TO escape from the
building. and succeeded in forcing the gate. The
patrol outside the jail fired on them with the
results given above.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
GERMAN SPECIALIST WsIrs SULTAN

Constantinople. Sept 11<-Professor Bergman
and his assistant. DR. Bier. arrived here yesterday
from Berlin 20 attend the sultan II Is ssni-ofl-
ctally announced that the goCd health of MS
majesty - almost re-estahllshed but his local med
ical advisers anxious for the opinion OF a
specialist. and. therefore. summoned Llr. bes
mann. Who has previously trs4lsd the sultan Io<
la sAErs OOr1c.Alul
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
MAJOR LADD GOING TO CUBA.
Officer, Who Served There, Gets Leave TO
Look After Property Interests.

Washington Sept u--Major F. T. Ladd. Of the
Military 6ecrstary's Department. has obtained
leave OF absence for one month. and tomorrow
viii leave for Cuba. Major Ladd was for two and
Ons-half years officer OF the military govern
ment Of Cuba during the time the island was Un-
der control Of the United States. He and his
brother have property interests in Cuba which he
desires 20 look after during the disturbed conditions
the island.