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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
DlPHTHERlA At WHITE HOUSE.
Archie rooseveit. Young Scr of Pres
laeni. Cuarsnt

Washington, Yarch 3.-President
Rooseyelts young son. Archie. has
diph;heria. but 6, IS said that he S.
no, seriously Ill The pa,len, has been
isolated In the southeast room Of the
white house ard a strict quarantine
Is being maintained.
Surgeon General RiHey. the presi.
dents physician. tonight said that he
was first called 20 see Archie last Fri.
diy. Dr. Ri1ey at once began the use
Of an,!toxin asd sent for a trained
nurse. He had assured the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt that their son IS
not seriously III and that there IS no
occasion for alarm.
Archie was in school last week until
the day he va staken 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
JEROME is STILL ~ ACTIVE PUR.
SUIT OF INSANITY.
DR. EVANS RESUMES STAND
Isro-e Becomes Aetor for the Time
ara Causes Laughter From Beth
.uose and Jury BY His Aetien
Towards Oeirss.


By Associated Press.
N"z York, March 4-Whea the
Thae trial opened this morning. Dr
Evans. ai!enist, resumes the stand
In the course Of cross examination,
Jerome asked:
Were Thaws mental processes
such that he knew he was attacking
White on the root garden?
He had an insane knowledge. yes" !"
replied Evans.
Or. Evans was unable TO under.
stand the exact relative positions Of
Thaw and White before and at the
time of the shooting. 50 Jerome acted
the scene for him.
We vill imagine De.mas is the vic.
tim be said, tuning suddenly on the
Caii.o!zia attorney. Delmas lodged
and judge and jury laughed.
jerome explained with many ges
lures and described Thaw's passage
down the root garden. his turning to
the lef, and walking twenty-five fee;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
ORIGINAL MAJ. JONES' DEAD
Was an Uncle 10 Or. Butt Of This
City Who is Georgian
BY Birth.

DR.. Frank Bntt Of this city has re-
ceiyed letter from a relative in Geor-
gia enclosing a newspaper chipping
Of the Atlanta Georgian, informing
him Of the death Of an uncle at
Gainesville, Ca. Maj. Joseph II. Butt,
retired soldier Mai. Butt was the
original Maj. Jones in Governor
Dongstreet's book, Georgia Scenes"
The veteran editor was prominent in
ODD Fellow Circles and was in his
eightieth year when be died. During
the civil war he was a member ot
Gen. BEagg's stan.
The deceased was an uncle Of DR..
Butt Of this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
IMMIGRATION

TIE lsea TIA. OELahcua cau 70;
stIt- -t,e,s % coue here z-t - q
80 -,s-.s---s zss I've lz s1asGs
--ay o.. vel DO dismissed
That wiI 90. be.
u-e- Olaa,-a begins 90 ss-.o-siv
l1fte immigrants she wants those
uh1 pu t1y ia-d Tie main good
tte state viii ret from immlEratso-
ls the permanent po-1. .zlo- che gains
These ere re farmers vh9 vI. by
lszt. improve their homes. e31cas
tta.- e1l1-.1 ard be- vl,a ls .r o1-
-1IIcs
Tta, t'-s = Immigrants - can
zst . 90 seek ,hsrn srgtt
10 =. .t ve must .-t.st ~ reuev.
al ID --s,-r,i,.s from I-5lar 'aats
We --r. f1r ,1's reason. - particular
I- our selection 1' c9-Eresslo1al 5aA
,ra'es. f1- certain it is ve stali nsver
Gee restrictions removed Until ve get
q delegation - crr 0vn seated i1 con.
g-ess tta. ls favorable 20 fe1oval 0f
reA,ric'ls1s.
Ho1. Ctas p. Garter advocates q;
and The Arimoreite insists upo1 he
rcsuiaauor from this distrc, repeat
edly becsuss IL believes be can DO
more FD0d than any other candidate
10 this direction
With restrictions removed the new
state could offer better opportunities
than any other state Tor the land-hun.
gEy 90 appease their appetite ior men
= small capital . e~'sblish fa-ns
that will insure from ne fear u wau'
'hose dependent m them and for Her
o' large wealth. IN search q invest
nen's. 20 p1t ire dollars % work 'or
them in profitable folds
The result vliB be- trst an lands wil
appreciate 90 yalie and chance of se
curing employment multiplied 20 tho
creates, immediate advantage ui o.
cry man. woman and child In OklahO
ma. AMI the state government whose
basis for raising revenue must not or
ly De- established hut broadened and
! extended
The time has arrived for the people
70 realize fully tho value Of their con
gressman and the relation he mus
make ~ the states welfare and 20 IN
sist on hi. being a man who can d.
some good Carter's election would b
fruitful Of blessings TO us. We do be
lieye. above any other man In the con
test f1r the aeason that he Il an Ind
ian and would be heard IN Congres
with a consciausness that he woul'
speak IN the interest Of his race an'
81 this country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

TO table whore White "a. with his
head resting on his hand. Then said
Jerome. he turned deliberately and
calmly and shot White dead. Does
that fact show be knev what be was
doing,
Tho faot ths. Thav tuld the fire.
man who seized him. He ruinsi ny
wife does that indicate 20 you that
this defendant knew he had killed
white?' Jerome asked Of Evans.
1T indicates 70 re replied Evans,
"tha, this one thought which had
weighed down upon hin. which had
zen deyouring his soul. ~ss suu
with him. This idea of his wife teiny
ruined BY white vas still IL the fore
front Of hts thoughts"
Cross examination vas concluded at
noon and the witress excused tempo
rsr.ly from redirect examination. and
Dr. Chas. c. Wagner, another alien
is;. was called.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
ANNIVERSARY PROCLAMATION.


Grad LotEe q TIE l1tepe-ds-t Or.
Ger oi Ods Fsllovs q; the Indian
Ts-ri.c-y.
O9ce q TIE Crart Master.
To the OGce-s ard Members a. sub.
ordinate DD3res q. tte Inse1e11su-
C'1er q Odd Fel9Es q l1c-an Ter.
rito-y. Greeting
II accordance With custom ard i-
obedience % tie proc,a-4tion % 2.
< Co1-sy. Cra-d sire. and by v1-rue
s-d a-'t-riiy e. ne ves-e.. =. p 2
Il shesrer. Grand Wss,e-. 90 hereby
sr,oin upon al subo- lodres 81
tbs .lriscicuon 70 appropriately CON.
me uorate the ssth anniversary
= Cur order u TIE tveuty-si1,h day
q April 1907, ty suitable exercises in
Observance q the day ard public
thanisg.vinF 20 Almighty God for HIS
manifold mescies % US Individually
ard az an order.
Done a. The city o. Tishoulngo. II.
dian Territory. tie 22nd day oi FEB
ruary. 1907. and o. the order the
sighty-eighth year
p. p. r. SHEARER.
Grand Master.
Attest.
c. H. ALEXANDER.
Grand Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
Declines ,e Make Statement.

Washington. March 3.-Senator Bal.
ley o. Teas. who has Just returned
from that state. vas n his place N
the senate today for the first time
during the present session. He receiy.
ID hearty welcome by his colleagues
on both sides Of the chamber
He said be would make no statement
II the senate concerning his recent
eyentful campaign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
Attest
Rsiiroa5 Man Killed.

Ada. ! T.. March AT Aholso. sey.
en miles from Ada. ". II. Warren
was killed about T:l5 last night D.
ceased was foreman on the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railway An arrest
has been made 10 connection with the
case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

We are 10 have @ new postmaster
general Il Is a hardship on these
of MS who depend largely on the malls
that postmaster general never gets
TO learn anything about his business.
Il should be a business department,
but instead. Is purely political, and
men are put in and taken out so rap
ldiy that We doat get accustomed TO
writing the name Of one before there
IS another.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

The constitutional convention has
dealt some blows 90 the railroads
Measures have been adopted making
90 a criminal orcnsc 10 accept a rail-
road pass The consolidation Of rail.
road companies is 10 Dee prohibited,
ana ban ls also placed on railroads
ownership of mines and other agou-
Giles Of production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

Dr.. r Young. candidate for tho
legislature. pill speak Tuesday nigh
% Lords store N southeast Ardmore
Re viii also speak Thursday might;
% saeod and Saturday nigh, al New.
po-t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

To participate IN the Democratic
primary OF March llth. all who pre-
sent themselves 10 vote pledge them.
selves 10 support the nominees Of the
primary ia the genera! election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

The HeycrIdgc child labor bin has
been squclched and '.0.e will bee no
national child labor HV So that Is
settled The method used 'p klll 10
was 10 nse the state rights argument
That was strong argument for the
United states has no power 10 make
or enforce a child labor law Boz the
states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
%

Tho ,wo-cent rate BIN has been
squashed In the South Dakota legis.
laturo. 30 far as the present session
a. least ls concerned However. the
states that have adopted 2cent pas.
scuger rate laws during the past
month or two would make a long list.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

Chickasha. !. T, March 2-The
Rock Island again takes charge To-
morrow Of the Santa Fe line between
Chio.ssha and Pauls Valley. \ new
tine card IS also effective on this
date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
WITH POLITICIANS
+*~*++++++s*t****s+*+*++*

Congressman Bartlett has come tC
the front with the suggestion that
F'oke Smith. eX-secretary Of the IL
terror and roveTnor-elect ~ Georgia
would make a good democratic can
didaet for president 30 lsqS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

Elliott ". Majors. a former state
senator of Missouri. has cnuounncea
his candidacy Tor attorney general TO
succeed Nr. Hadley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04
A,snsr.. Menaa,. M.tsh :. e..
TrE SANTA FE TRAIL.

u winds % ~ prairie and Ger crest,
And tracks ~ steel now glance
where lt once lured men 70 the West,
The Highways Of romance.
Its flrr0ws noy are oyergrown
with suovdrift or with flower;
I.ost are the graves a. thickly strewn
In this long. crowded hour
But when the night has drawn It's veil
The teams piod. span on span,
And one sees DER The long. dread trail
4 ghostly caravan.
denver Republican.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

The wages Dt sin may be cu, FOR
good behavior
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

Judge Henry ~ H.Ite-, Of Canton
o. has been spro.uted member q
the board of trustees of the McKln.
ley National Memorial association
Judge Harte- wa, an Intimate person.
al friend OF the late president
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

The lower house Of the Wisconsin
legislature has adopted resolutions
demanding an immediate revision Of
the tariff and asking President RoOoe
welt 10 call an extra session OF con.
gross 10 make such revision.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

Pleasant Thomas Chapman is the
name Of the representative from the
Twenty fourth Illinois district lie
as agreeable "a his name would im
.ply. and has made many friends In
the house during this. his first
term.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

James J.. Lindsay editor of dem
lcra'.c paper Of Charlottesville N1.
recently published an editorial en-
Iu.,melt Of Presiitu, Roosevelt o..
'ha most available ivan for the dem
1crats 90 nominate next year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

The senate railroad committee Of
the Now York general assembly has
reported fayorably so-called de
murrage bin. which, II adopted, will
require railroads 10 furnish freight
cars ON demand and prevent discrim-
ination 10 the treatment OF shippers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

Innnis T. Flynn, who voluntarily
left congress after eight years Of
service. Ia now giving his tune and
attention 20 making money. lie Is not
only a railroad attorney, and interest
ed in many banks and street railways
but IS head Of the Oklahoma and In
dian Territory Natural Gas Company,
which controls franchises in many Of
the principal cities Of the new state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-04

Conercs sman Dunwen Of Brooklyn,
55 years old and one Of the smallest
men In. congress. is a great believer
IN out door exercise. lie seldom fails
to take ten-mile walk before he
sits down 10 dinner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21
When Midas Moves to Country
Rural Palaces Built by Monares Require Scores of Servants

store of some sort, or ''shop" as he would
term it, One of them. apparently well
qualified to be a steward and buy his
employers wines and cigars, was trans
formed from the buffers job TO the stew
ards Office "A year or two ago. greatly TO
the envy and somewhat to the disgust
OF his fellows IN the butlering line. one
Of whom told his employer what he
thought about H.
''Stobbsley," said the butler. referring to
his promoted acquaintance, "ain't cut out
10 be a steward. In the old country stew
ards is broken down gentlemen generally
and to be a good steward you've got TO be
born a gentleman. whereas StObbsley was
born a servant. and he can't live the life
Of a steward and a gentleman"
Stobbsley lasted as steward about two
weeks and since then no New York en-
ployer Of buffers has dared promote his
English butler.
Friday is a big day at most Of the costly
country houses in the summertime There
are men in what is called society who
give practically their whole time to the
business Of being society men, but they
are few, and consequently most house
parties are Of the weekend" variety.
The guests at such parties generally ar
rive late Friday afternoon or IN the
evening More and more they make the
journey from city TO country house in
automobiles A large percentage stin go
by the comparatively Old-fashioned rail-
road train. however. and must be met at
the station, perhaps at two or three sta
tions. since they may travel by different
lines. This gives the cOachman and his
force something 20 do besides exercise
the horses and keep the traps. Tunabouts,
omnibuses. and victorias in good trim
Chef and butler. gardener and house
keeper are busy ali the afternoon. under
direction of the chatelaine. getting ready
the guest rooms the dinner. and whatever
programme of entertainment Is 20 follow
that meal Throughout the entire day on
Friday of every week during the warm
season the force Of nearly every big house
IN the land is keyed up 10 the highest
tension, 10 remain keyed up until Monday.
The guests and hosts, perhaps the hostess.
too. viii depart by trap and carriage, auto
and train. leaving the force of servants
TO put the place in order at their ease.
1t costs much money 10 run a big cOun-
try house and. naturally, no matter how
rich the owner may DE. the accounts must
be strictly and systematically kept Care
lessness in the ordering Of supplies might
lead to eXtravagances amounting TO thou
sands of dollars. and therefore the busi-
ness end Of most country houses is sup
piled with regular blank orders" exact
is similar TO those used by any big bust
ness concern. Here is a faithful copy Of
such an order. except that the names OF
the country house its owner. and The
dealers are not given correctly;
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21
ENDS STRIKING CAREER.

Lord Cromer, who resigned his posi-
ton in Egypt last week, Is generally
known as the maker of Egypt Behind
the modest oficial title. His Britannia
Majesty's Agent ands Consul General, "
could have been placed that of His
British Majesty's Viceroy," for such in
truth Lord Cromer has been for all pur-
poses of international equity where
force majeure Is the ruling element
The transition from the nominal to the
actual title has been a matter Of twen-
ty-five years.
Lord Cromer Is a son Of the late Mr..
Henry Barring and was born at CrOmer
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

the guests rooms as they would be at a
hotel whenever called for. No house OF
that grade would be without a man ser
want who could act as a barber on Oc-
easi0n, as q matter of course, nor would
il be lacking In plenty Of books, billiard
and pool tables. &c, to furnish ways OF
in case Of bad weather.
To be q guest at a modern country house
IS decidedly pleasant if you ike that sort
of thing, and If you can afford the Gus
tomary tips. To carry on such house
in a drst-class way IS as difficult task
as it Is to conduct a good sized hotel
or other business
Copyright, 1867. by Dexter Marshall.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

Hall. Norfolk. on February g, 1871 He
entered the Royal Artillery in 1888. be
coming a captain In 1870 and major in
iS16.
in the fan Of 1893 Lord Cromer refused
20 become yiceruy of India, although the
Queen was particularly insistent upon his
taking that position, and later. in the
same year, DE declined the post Of Am
bassad0r 10 81. Petersburg
In 1891 DE married Lady Katherine
Thyme. sister of the Marquis Of Bath.
IN the same year an carbon was also
conferred upon him. Lord Cromer's first
wife died ia 1S9s
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21
- C0TNTRY pARsnN.

How lappT tle cll1frF IaTsl1' 5 I0lI
Forgetting Bishops by them forgot;
Tranquil Of spirit. With easy mind
To as his yestrys votes he sets resigned
D; manners gentle and Of temper even
He joys bis hoCk, with easy trace. 20 Hea n.
In Greek and Latin. pi0us books he keeps.
And while his clerk sings psalms he s0mdly sleeps
HIS garden fronts The suns sweet Orient beams
And fat church Wardens prompt his golden dFgamz
The earliest fruit in slis far orchard blooms
Ard cleaniy pipes pour out tobacco fumes.
fTum rustic bridegroom off be takes the ring
aud hears the miustrels plaintiff ballads sing
Back Cannon cheers the winter nights away,
And Pilgrims Progress helps rainy day.
Domestic news and local items OF in
terest are not only scarce and very short.
but some editions have not one line of a
local or personal nature, the entire paper
being given up TO foreign news items,
letters, and editorials
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

"On learning that the figure of Justic
over the Arms of Pennsylvania in TN
State House remains unpaid for:
Hail charming statue, At thy shrine
] sing primeyal scenes divine
The patriot las us saidi
Who made thee DER uuT eourts preside.
The Balance and the Sword supplied
Has never yet been raid
From parent stock he formed the blend
He carved a body-but a mind
Excciled the artists skill;
Else Justice would rot sure deny
So just claim-this cause 10 try
And pay her WOTkmans bill.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

There were six varieties of 50-cent
notes OF this issue. Three of them
showed on the diverse the general device
Of Liberty, seated. leaning on a shield
bearing an eagle. and United States
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

Point for the Advertiser-1-ne
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21
ADS IN OLDEN DAYS
Publicity Was Appreciated
Even in 1880.
FOR TRINITY CHURCH

Builders Asked for Material THROUGH
The Press-SIave Who Drank Adj
vertised for saIe-OnIy Two Lines
Devoted 10 Report OF Execution.
Many Examples OF Poetry.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07
CHASTITY Memory of Old Days

Another of his prisoners who had
murdered with whom he lived mob gathered around
the Jail lynch
ceeded protecting his tried sentenced
bleak winter carriage Sixteenth
streets in front of the the JAIL half
loading, half
Mr. Anderson. The prisoner Brown, living
haggard trembling
that night corpse ground
soul saturated with
BILE The crowded with the
ing that hOoweyed CHASTITY figure the hill
what Twentyfouh Douglas the
much bigger thronging the sopng hill they
view of grim, awful object standing the hollow.
fold with noosed hanging from it. There the
stopped The the carriage
helped him steps,
the body shot through the hole
the crowd sight of the grim angel DEATH
people dispersed.
But the had higher ambitions than county
ae On his desk he had books which
read diligently in his leisure studying
them for a
and under the direction of Champion
fruit when in 1875 he admitted
States court by Justice Miller who member Of
States holding special
time in Omaha And recognition
he had made in his appointed
commissioner He has held that position
the Oldest commissioner Nebraska point of
shown that he
in who entrusted with the preliminary examination
offenders the
them the federal discharge them after
his admission the
While occupied position
the metropolitan police introduced
that the police department practically
ward politicians
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07
"Just One Girl"

What this raised in the rural districts,
uraly domestic sayathome disposition the
unerringy small in the of America?
not chance gentle the of wealth of
monwealth 1t just fair Swedish girl who had
farm his birthplace had with
her child had church.
the and to the village Then
home from the she Her family had
moved America Four thousand miles
miles American separated
He had but he found the BARRIERS
he left Copenhagen after having
there his he knew just where his would
And Il ended at DeKab Ill., where Helena
He that a hers
married and Omaha
Valley, the
there they took the Council Bluffs
and the ice to Omaha.
neither speak, read, write think in English
with fundamental education
not slow learn the language which the
advancement in his adopted He first position
planning mill in which William Christy
his foreman employed
department of Union following went
Fremont and homestead made the Improvements
Omaha employment crockery
Samuel Burns. Returning his farm after year
had his renquished
his the land.
AS knowledge of language and
the affairs OF the long
ability
object of rising higher this
his leisure while he
the nature OF of
keeper of county jail which
Farnam where the block
appointed place by Horao Seward
chief Of police Hoe appointed
Of he He he'll
years the widest
whoa inc bad meaT entirely