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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
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II any one has any doubt as to the
virtue OF Foley's Kidney Cure. they
need only refer TO Mr.. Alvin II. Stimp-
son of Willlmantic. Conn. who. after
almost losing hope OF recovery. on ac-
count of the failure OF so many RENE
dies, finally tried Foleys Kidney
Cure, which he says was "just the
thing" for him, as four bottles cured
him completely. He Is now entirely
well and free from all the suffering
incident to acute kidney trouble,
Hoffman Drug Co, and City Drug
Store.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory, Southern District.
George Freeman plaintiff. VS.
Palace Freeman defendant. No. 1896
The defendant. Palace Freeman, II
warned to appear In this court II
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plair ;iff. George Freeman.
Witness the Hon. Hosea Townsend
Judge OF said Court. and the sea
thereof. this 2S day OF March. 1907
(Seal.) G. NJ. CAMPBELL.
BY w. s. Crockett. Clerk
]. T. Coleman attorney.
Attorney FOR nonresident: A. r
Champion.
First published March 2s. 1907.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

The GE nesyille team will arrive
here tomo row for three more games
with the Indians, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, after which the two
teams will return to Gainesville for
sames next Thursday, Friday and Sat
lrday. Ladies' will be admitted free
iionday
After the completion Of the series
with Gainesville the Indians will prob
ably go to Sulphur for a series with
the team there. The Sulphur team Is
said to have several fast professionals
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELECTION

The voters Of Carter county will
take notice that the Democratic Cen
trail Committee Of the proposed state
OF Oklahoma has called a primary
election mr the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the various officers to
be voted for at the next general elec
tion to be held in said county. me
said primary to be held on June stn,
1907 polls to be open from six o'cloclS
a. m. and to close at six o'clock p. m.
on said day. Said election TO he held
at the following voting precincts in
said county:
Hewitt-Judges. VIII Means. and
w. II. Whaley; clerks. w A. Darling
and VIII Greenwood. inspector. Chas.
Ward.
Pleasant Grove in Hewitt Town
ship-Judges. c. s. Beavers and l.. +.
Gray; clerks, VIII Criggers and S. NJ.
Wilson; Inspector J. II. billiard
Downard Mincs-Judges. John Her.
on and Frank Caldwell. clerks. \. T..
Russell and c. w. Duncan; inspector.
:. d. Mitchell.
Baum-Judges. Geo Williams and
WIN Turner; clerks. W s. James and
Cleveland sampley; inspector. John
Thomas.
Berwyn-Judgos. ]. W. Lynch and
W. +. Fisher; clerks. O. A. Sparks
and T. II. Massey, inspector Il -
Meek
Healdton-Judges, J. w Orme and
C. A. Culberson; clerks, w. 7
league and ELAN Harris; inspector.
J. II. wamble.
Eolian, IIealdton Township-Judges
d. B. TipRs and Leslie Southwood:
clerks, w. A. McNutt and f. o. Per.
ry; inspector. Ben Mobley
Reck-Judges Tom Jones and J. A.
Ward; clerks, w Il. Spencer and G.
w. Randolph; inspector. Jess Dumas.
Proyence-Judges j. G.. Fletcr.
and p. Q. Jones; clerks. Tom Hagle
and G. w Halfway; inspectors. J. T..
Bowling.
Fox-Judges, J. w. Brlscoe and W.
r. Smith; clerks, r. l.. Carpenter and
Walter Nall; inspector, T. II. Carpen.
ter.
Durwood-Judges. J. w. Pierce and
J. L. Saxton; clerks, &. d. Caldwell
and G. W. Presley; inspector. W. NJ.
Pritchard.
Brock--Judges. J. A. Johnson and
John Masterson; clerks. J. II. Ham
mer and Il. II. Reed; inspector, J. ].
Coffey.
Graham-Judges, Scott Parks and
VIII Brooks; clerks, Zack Harmon
and DR.. Ballard; inspector. o. l.
Bounds.
Springer-Judges ID. NJ. Sellers and
c. c. Carter: clerks, 4. Rogers and j.
II. Owens; inspector. w. w. Mahurin.
Woodford-Judges, w. ). Tallafer.
ro, and w. A. Wallace; clerks. VIM.
Gobet and T. S. Roberts; inspector,
NJ. L. Meek.
Lone Grove-Judges, w. NJ. Coffey
and w. w. Baber; clerks. II. l.. Rim
er and +. NJ. Byrd; inspector. JEFF
O'Brien.
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Indian Territory delegates The crowd
answered that they were not. and one
voice shouted: But we are going TO
knock HI out OF that constitution. "
III you oppose the constitution. ''
Elting continued. you will split the
Republican party IN the first election
and will send out the impression that
you are afraid to go before the people
The Indian Territory wants statehood
and 90 per cent will vote that way on
Aug. g."
The gathering did not enthuse much
over this as well as all other state.
ments OF similar nature.
other features Of the mass meeting
were speeches by Dennis Flynn, ex.
delegate to congress. and Charles Cur.
It's OF Kansas. who Is here as MIR.
F1ynns guest The cX-delegate. like
the others. thought the constitution
should and would be voted down. and
turning To Indian Territory people
told them that II It was the defeat
would not be at their expense. Senn.
tor Curtis, dramatic and forceful
speaker. himself Kaw Indian by
blood and supposedly better informed
on legislation for the five civilized
tribes than any man In congress, fur.
nished the climax In this way:
NO matter what you do with the
constitution. congress will give you
an opportunity to be one state" but
further than this rcfraincd from suE.
gesting what the party should do.
When the committee finally reached
its schedule of work the only mat.
ters handled were calling state con.
vention and adopting the basis of rep
resentation. II voted down resolu.
tion which Mr. Flynn secured unani.
nous adoption of by the mass meet.
ing, critcising the constitution max.
ers for not depositing certified
copy Of the constitution with the ter.
ritorial administration.
Tulsa as the meeting place for the
convention won on the fourth ballot.
The basis Of representation in the
convention is; Adair county II. Al
falfa %, Atoka is. Beaver Is. Beck.
ham 10. Blaine %, Bryan %. Caddo 30.
Canadian 20. Carter 90. Cherokee II,
Choctaw 2l, Cimarron II. Cleveland
%, Coal II, Comanche %, Craig "a,
Creek rs, Custer 90 Delaware II.
Dewey rs Ellis II. Garfield 30, Garyin
lj Grady l6. Grant 80, Greer Il. IIar-
per H. Haskell 20. Hughes II, Jack
son Is, Jihnstdn II, Jefferson -,
Kay 80. Kingfisher rs, Kiowa %, Lat
inner 49, Leflore 20, Lincoln SO, Lo-
gan 80. Love 10. Major l6. Marshall
10. Mayes 10, Murray 10, Muskogee
80. McClain 90. McCurtain 10. Mcln.
tosh q, Noble 81, Nowata 20, Okgus-
kee 49, Oklahoma 40, OkmulSee %.
Usage "a, Ottawa 81. Pawnee "a,
Payne 2S, Pittsburg 81. Pontotoc II,
Pottowatomie 2S, Pushmataha 10,
Roger Mills 10, Rogers is, Seminole
II. Sequoy "a. Stephens 10.
Texas 16, Tillman II, Tulsa 26, Wag-
oner "a, Washington k2, Washita Is.
Woods "a, Woodward 10. Total l.575.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
N You Don't

succeed the first time use Herblne
and you will get instant relief. The
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for constipation, dyspepsia. ma
laria, obills and all liver complaints.
Mr.. c. Of Emory, Texas, Writes:
MY wife has been using Herbine
for herself and children for five years.
II is a sure cure for constipation and
malaria fever, which is substantiated
by what It has done for my family"
Sold by +. j. Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
SPORTING EVENTS OF THE COM.
ING WEEK.
PugiIistie.

Pu9IlIstiC.
With two near-championship bat
ties on the cards for next week Man.
ager McCareys Pacific Athletic club
has again become the center Of inter.
est for the fight fans of the country.
The first of the Los Angeles bouts is
scheduled to be pulled off Wednesday
night with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
and Tommy Burns as the contestants,
$4,000 as the purse and the heavy.
weight championship Of the world as
the title to be fought for. The mill is
to last twenty rounds. The purse will
be split 60 and 40. james Jeffries
will likely act as referee. 4 match
will probably be arranged between
the winner and Bill Squires, the Aus
tralian champion, TO take place in Los
Angeles the last of the month. 1t is
expected that a record crowd will
witness the encounter. owing to the
presence OF number of visitors In
Angeltown during Fiesta and Shrin-
erS week ana 10 tne 1act tnat tne
men are apparently evenly matched.
Two night after the O'Brien-Burns
battle, Hugo Kelley and Jack tTwin)
Sullivan are scheduled to meet in a
twenty.round contest for the middle
weight championship of the world.
The conditions for the match specify
1853 pounds ringside, the middleweight
limit. McCarey offers champion
ship belt and a percentage of the gross
receipts to the fighters.
Another match of general interest
is that between Abe Attell and Matte
Baldwin, which will probably be pull
ed off in private before the members
OF the Golf Athletic Club, of New
York. on Friday night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

A woman seems to be afraid thai
unless she rushes out and goes shopI
ping the minute she gets any money
she might spend part OF it on some1
thing useful.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
Shooting.

The National Scheetzenbund will
begin its fifth triennial shooting festi-
val in Charleston. S. c., Monday, last
ing until May IA. The first shot will
be fired by President Roosevelt, who
will touch bottom in Washington, an
electrical contrivance thus pulling the
trigger of carefully sighted rifle.
The League of American Sports
men will hold its annual convention
in Norfolk. Va. Monday and Tuesday
when matters connected with the fish
and game laws of the various states
will be discussed by delegates appoint
ed by the governors.
The teEth annual shoot of the gun
clubs OF Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory will be held Tulsa Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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Other Sports.

The Iowa and Atlantic baseball
legues will begin their seasons Mon
day, and the Wisconsin league and
the New York State league on Thurs.
day.
The Harrisburg, Penn, Motor club
will hold an endurance run Monday
and Tuesday.
The provincial circuit of the Auto
mobile Club dc Marseilles, France,
will be held Sunday.
The economy contests for the Mi
rahd-Devos cup, under auspices OF
Automobile Club OF Seine ct 'Oise,
France. commences Saturday.
Annual run OF Stroud Wheelmen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

Kidney complaint kills more people
than any other disease. This Is due
TO the disease being so insidious that
It gets a good hold on the system be
fore It is recognized. Foley's Kidney
Cure will prevent the development OF
fatal disease II taken in time Hoff
man Drug Co, and City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
Golf.

Misses Harriet and Margaret Cur
It's OF Boston will represent America
at the British Woman's Golf cham
pionship to be held on the course of
Country Down Golf club at New
castle, Ireland, during the coming
week.
The first open golf tournament to
be held by an American college will
begin on the Princeton campus Thurs
day, lasting three days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

A man would have to be IN jail
long time to be glad to see himself
out and cleaning up the furnace afte|
a hard winter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
Sporting N News

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Jack and Jill went up the hill,
To get a pail of water.
From there Jack saw the baseball
And Jill was a ball fans daughter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
BASE BALL NOTES.

The franchise holders of the Texas
league are arranging to increase the
salary limit from $1,000 to $500 er
month.
=
c. A. Wilson. sporting editor Of the
Record continues to hand the Panth.
ers goOd-sized packages. but they ap-
pear TO do no good, as the Fort Worth
Sullivan, president of the Amateur
team continues to cinch its hold on
last place.
Tulsa shut out the Springfield West
tern Association team Wednesday I
to o.
Rhody Hendrix. a former Ardmore
boy, who pitched for Wichita in the
Western Association last season and
was reserved for 1907. has been fore
ed to return to his home at Tulsa on
account OF sickness. As soon as he
RECEIVERS his health, he will return to
Wichita for duty.
Joe Mawry. the former Texas star
Is captain of the East St. Louis team
of the MissouriIlinois league this
year.
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William j. BY Davis, a well
known ball player, died last week at
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The fans at Shreveport are jubi
liant over Bones" Hamilton's return.
He is a great favorite there ah1 will
at once take up his regular turn with
the Shreveport team of the Southern
league.
The Haverhill and Lowell, Mass,
teams played 20.inning tie last
week, each team scoring one run,
Haverhill in the sixth and Lowell in
the seventh.
=
Tom Campbell of the Webb City
team has been purchased by Bartles-
vile and Virgil Moss from the same
team for the Tulsa team of the Kan
sas- Oklahoma league.
=
The Tulsa team started the Kansas.
Oklahoma league season Thursday
with a victory over Muskogee to /,
The North Texas league season
started Tuesday. Paris won three
straight from Greenville and Corsi-
cana two from Terrell.
Otto Mclver, who was member of
the Ardmore team of two years ago,
now leads the Texas league in batting
with the remarkable record of .450.
He is playing center field this year
for Temple.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
Racing.

The running meet of the Louisville
Jockey club opens Monday and will
continue until June with thirty-third
running of the $4,000 Kentucky Derby
and the $4,000 Kentucky Oaks as the
features OF the session.
The racing meet of the Metropolitan
Jockey Club at Jamaica closes We'd
nesday and on Thursday the West
chester Racing association opens at
Belmont Park for nine days. The
$4,000 Metropolitan handicap at one
mile will be run on the opening day.
Seventy-six horses are eligible for the
event.
The season of the New California
Jockey Club, scheduled to end next
Saturday. will run six weeks longer,
ending on June %.
A special session of the board OF
review of the National Trotting asso-
citation has been called for Tuesday
at the Murray Hin Hotel in New
York.
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Sports at jamestown Exposition.
Ardmoreite Special.
Norfolk, Va, May. 4-The eyes
of the sporting world. during the 1907
outdoor season will be centered on
the jamestown Exposition. James Z.
Athletic Union OF the United States,
who has been appointed honorary d..
rector of the athletic events, is plan.
ming TO have continuous sports dur.
ing the entire period of the exposition.
An ideal site has been selected for
the building OF the stadium. in which
the sporting contests are to be held,
and the running track. when complet.
ed, will be one of the best cinder
paths ever built 1t will be 40 yards
in circuit with a 220.yard straightway
course, and will no doubt, be the
scene of many remarkable athletic
performances during the coming sum.
mer
Among the most important events
to be given at the Exposition are the
National Amateur Athletic Union
track and field championships. which
have been scheduled for September
6 and Z. In these games the worlds
greatest athletes will be seen in com.
petion.
A feature OF this years champion.
ship will be the Introduction Of the
Greek style of discus throwing a new
event In American athletics. This
will not take the place of the Ameri.
can or free style. 1t has been decid.
ed to give contests in the two meth.
ods.
On Julyi. the all around champion
ship, the blue Ribbon" event of the
Amateur Athletic Union. will be held.
and it is expected that several promi.
nent athletes from all over the world
will enter the contest.
Arrangements are being perfected
whereby the Amateur Athletic Union
basket ball championships will be
held outdoors at the exposition during
the second week in August, The
tournament will be divided into three
classes, as follows 1l5-pound class.
$50 pound class, and unlimited weight
class. These classes win be open to
all registered amateur teams, and will
bring TO Norfolk the countrys fastest
players.
The swimming and water pole
championships of the union have al
so been awarded to the exposition,
and will be given during the week of
August s. The best of the European
swimmers will be invited to take part
in these contests.
During the month of June It is
planned to hold a jamestown college
championship, open to the colleges OF
the world. Assurances have already
been received from several colleges
that they will be represented, includ-
ing the University Of Michigan, Prin.
ceton. Georgetown, Virginia Polytech.
mic Institute and Tulane University.
One week is to be set aside for a
military athletic carnival. and it is the
intention OF the authorities to have
cooperate with them the Military
Athletic League, During the week OF
September 16 and open tennis tourna.
ment will be held.
Hits make run and runs make scores
and scores win games. they say,
If that is true. then why can't we. win
one game every day?
Now, we have hits, the figures tell
a d figures do not lie,
If we cant win the game today, will
someone tell us "wh ."
-Notta Nocker in Fort Worth Record
Playing Fast Bail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
Playing Fast Ball.

The fast article of baseball put up
by the Ardmore team this week should
result in an increased attendance at
the games here Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, when the Gainesville
team will return for another series
with the Indians.
The Ardmore team at present Is
playing as fast ball as any team in
the Southwest and able to take care
Of any OF the independent teams and
most OF the league clubs.
BY adding Wright, Whi-o and
Welch, three fast men, the promoters
Of the A. lmore team have shown that
they are determined to have a win
ming tear. With a full team, four
pitchers and one utility player, the In
dians are prepared for any emergency
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

the team being completed with local
players. giving the health resort fast |
bunch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

People are always willing to admit
tha. one who disagrees with them is
prejudiced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

The franchise holders Of the Texas
league are arranging to increase the
salary limit from $500 to $500 er
month.
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Tulsa shut out the Springfield West.
tern Association team Wednesday I
to o.
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from Camden to Atlantic City takes
place Sunday.
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Hits make run and runs make scores,
and scores win games, they say,
If that is true, then why can't we. win
one game every day?
Now, we have hits, the figures tell.
a d figures do not lie,
If we cant win the game today, will
someone tell us "why' ."
-Notta Nocker in Fort Worth Record.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15

BISHOP OF LONDON TO SPEAK 1T LAYING OF FOUN-
DATTON STONE-A CHINESE CONFERENCE.

The foundation stone Of the Cathedral Of St
Peter and ST. Paul. in Washington. a description
of the plans OF which published III The Trib-
une OF yesterday. VIII be laid Sunday morning.
September %. the feast of St. Michael and All
Angels. according To Information received from
Washington yesterday afternoon The Right Rev
A F. Y. Ingram. the Bishop Of London, viii
preach the Sermon AT the service
The special occasion OF the visit OF Bishop In
gram this country is the international conven-
tion Of TIE Brotherhood Of s.. Andrew which will
be in session il Washington at that time. Accord
ing 10 who has seen all the plans of the
cathedral which have Just been accepted, its ar
chitecture will follow existing church structure
but al distance viii probably resemble the
cathedrals al Canterbury and Lincoln. while the
vaulting in detail and in its un5roken stretch from
the west TO the east end Will be somewha similar
10 that Of Exeter Cathedral The distinctive feat
ure Of the interior will be the great contrast pc
tween the food Of light which VIII stream in
upon the high altar from windows at the west OF
the altar running from the floor 10 the roof. and
the dirnly lighted nave. with its very high clere-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
INTRODUCTION OF CHURCH MUSIC.
Free MethOdists Expect TO Discuss the Cues,
tion az General Conference.

The Free Methodist is the latest denomination
&c take up the discussion of church music. The
leaders in that body are divided as to whether or
not musical instruments. especially organs, have a
rightful place in the services Of the church. and
al the ouadrennial general conference Of the de-
nomination soon TO be held at Greenville, Ill. the
question Is expected TO come UP for discussion.
These who favor the introduction OF instruments
IN the churches confident that the conference
will recommend their adoption, or at least approve
their use
The Free Methodist IS one of the smaller de-
nominations. and is offshoot of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, dating from 1880. In many par
acuars il is said TO be strict than the Meth
oost Church, and IL has never formally approved
the use Of musical instruments IN the churches,
although il is said that of the Free Methodist
Churches do use organs, and do with little fear
OF being taken to account therefor by the general
Conference.
some Of the other churches, ii is said, deplore
ne poor singing which is unfortunate feature
~ Inelr services. and believe il could be greatly
improved by the introduction OF musical instru-
.Iehts hey Will not use organs, however, because
nc conference has favored them. Now
r-eg nope II viii give the desired permission. Ar
e-lhents against the of instruments in the
SSntIcneS are advanced by the more conservative
.S1sfs inelr contention relying, in the main upon
ne tact that Biblical authorization Tor the use of
Church. - '0