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New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

and store building No 165 West 23d street. the i'm
proveInents Including the extension and redttng OF
the store. for 5. NJ. Kohcn. owner. at a cost
Of $500. Charles II. Richter is the architect
Plans have also been filed for eQupping the ten
story loft and store building No uO West 18th
street owned by Henry V. Singhi with storage
tank with capacity OF $500 gallons The build
Ing OF this tank ordered by the Fire Depart
ment Henry Anderson IS the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

Edward Hatch. jr.. OF Lord & Taylor. has leased
S. p. ChIttenden's house on Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
William Rchtberg has leased for the Monoh.a
Realty Company TO THE Plumbers Trade Journsi
half the ninth floor IN It's new building. Nos. A anu
As West sith ST., at aggregate rental Of anou1
$4,000. Also leased for r. P. Lydon 20 J. Sanders
the store No. 102 West 18th st.
Andrew J. Kerwin, IT.. has leased through 5 ..
Goodale & Son to Max Heller & Co. the eighth lo'
in the new building No. q to s5 West 24th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
WILL OFFER BRONX LOTS AT AUCTION

In the Vesey street auction room on Tuesday the
first Bronx lots sale of the will be held by
Joseph T. Day. Nearly two hundred lots will be
sold. They located at Garrison Heights east
OF the Harlem division of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad, which is now being
converted into six-track electric railway
The property lies within the fye-cent zone from
the 129th st. IL" terminus, and is close TO the
Casanova and Hunts Point stations. 1t is also
accessible by short walk from the Prospect ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Cross ST. n corner City Island ave. ons ons
story frame boathouse 1Sx45 feet; Mrs VIM
Walters owner: W A Walters. architect.
Perry ave. q. $50 feet Of Gun Hill Road. one
"a story frame dwelling house. 21x6o feet; Mis-
r Williams. owner; William Kenny. architect..
227th 81, 5. $50 feet or White Plains Roac.
three-story frame tenement, 15x546 feets L.
Righetti, owner: Edwin Wilbur. archItect......
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
ACTIVITY IN WESTCHESTER.
It Is Largely Due to Improved Transit
Facilities

Clifford B. Harmon said yesterday that realty
activity IA Westchester County widespread.
This activity is largely due he says. TO the cleo
trifcaton OF tho New York Central and New
Haven railroads.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

station of the East Side subway and by the South
ern Boulevard trolley line. The lots all lie at or
below grade. and the streets are curbed and
tagged, with sewers installed.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
ENLARoEs ITS BOARD OF GOVERNORS

At the recent meeting OF the board Of governors
OF the New Jersey-New York Real Estate Ex-
change, held at the Astor House. Joseph p Day
said on behalf OF the tunnel opening celebration
committee that It would probably not he known
for at least two more weeks when the celebration
would take place. Mr.. Vrooman reported various
plans for n publicity campaign. which were care
fully debated The matter was referred to the
speciai publicity committee for further study and
investigation
An election of ten new governors resulted in the
selection Of tho following well known real estate
men: Frank e Knox, Eston NJ French. Horace
A. Rounds. Albion n. Fellows and Stuart Hirsch-
man of this city; Philip I. Hover, of RidgewoOd
F H. Lambert, of Paterson; Jesse l.. Hedden, OF
Madison; Charles Singer, of the town of Union
and J. A. Romeyn, of Hackensack.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
sTUYyEsANT HEIGHTS.
Brooklyn Property to Let.

UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT from New l 70
IL June l. to private family only while owner away
South IS double and detached with private Earags
stable; electric lighted: conveniently and centrally 10
Gated: very low o. $50 per month Apply o
prernises. l5s SOUTH ONtora s.. BrookIyn-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

Ohara Brothers have sold for Louis Eickwort
TWO dwelling houses. the north side OF 2ssth
ST. west or katonah ave-. and the other on the
opposite side OF the street; also sold for William
c. Bergen dwelling house on the west side of
Marion ave. south or 1sSth st.. Bedford Park and
for Lewis Audel two lots on Beech ave., about 500
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
WILL IMPROVE AN OFFICE STRUCTURE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings supern-
tendent Murphy for enlarging the four story office
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

ELEPHANTS AT WORK AT LONG BEACH.
The two elephants which were recently brought
to this country from Bombay to be used in haul
ing heavy loads at Long Beach, Long Island. are
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

said to be about fifty years old On Thursday last
they set to work hauling bungalows from
their foundations.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
REALTY NOTES.

feet east of corss ave-. to builder who vii I'M
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Country Property to Let.

YIyO LET FLUSHING. L NO. 3OT Whitsstons Ave
nue., directly opposite Flushing Country SUB "
bathrooms porcelain tubs) three toets SIX peroen
electric light: garden stable. coach house Ss
garage view IN Flushing: will let at reasonao'
prfce 10 desirable PARTY wishes to go anos-
Apply to ELLIOTT JAFFRAY & CO.. No. feA Sresr--
way, city; D. MASTERS s. CO, or J. ]. BOFNEE1s
Flushing. L. L
ATTRACTIVE RENTAL
Half OF handsome two-famiy house. large rooms
hot water furnished; unfuTnished. $685. ru-nhs-
SIS; or s rooms. 500.
COOLEY & WEST. Inc. Mount Vernon n. T.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
FINE COLONIAL HOUSE


minutes New York minutes from station four
high rolling EroUnd. hardwood doors throuEhoGri
house build $4,000; total value 5000, would ac-
cept this week SO0o will thorough Investigation;
no agents Address OWNER BOX Ia. Tribune Oncs
HEIRS MUST SELL farm. $50 miles from
New burg state road. Orange Lake, lOOl
fruit about so woodland rest in and
under cultivation telver0ou house. In perfect oTder
hot water heating; bathroom. with porcelain tub stc
barn 4ONloO: stable and other builiinss prteS
5000. \. HAZARD. administrator, Union Dime savings
Rank.
ID tngs stores goods furniture. erops'
everything between Lakewood and Toms River: SSUo'
$500 cash DENHARDT. 2i2 East Goth 81
Co OOO -22-acres. T-room house; barn. outouldnss;
G-.OOUs Bethel. Conn; 10 other farm e5TsslaA
IN EAST ORANGE on one OF its finest avenues mod
4OX40; large halt IL rooms baths sSsls
heat: lot 1o2x15O; price, $4,000. Address ?. O. BOX
13G. New York.
yXVESTCHESTER COUNTY-Farm OF 20 acres, three
w quarters OF mile from Chappaqua station VIII
delightful house easily mOdernEsd orchard and ol
buildings site for residence: will sal pat
WE HAVE SEVERAL FARMS TO SELL; good Saiit-
w ings: easy payments; $40 70 SIS acre Sal es
write REAL ESTATE BUILDERS EXCHANGE $50
Broadway, n. "
WE HAVE SEVERAL FARMS with good buildings fH
w SIS 10 SIS per acre; good land; terms
REAL Estate AND BUILDERS EXCHANGS
sac Broadway, N Z.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

EI1OoRS. Offices. studios. desk room: suitable Hzk
IL business; artists, dentists ladies' tailor watsr
yery central; newly renovated Address 12 W 23d 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
ct. LOUIS MINISTER WHO FAv
oRs ghEcUTIoN OF sLkYERs
De EMANDS PUNISHMENT
Sermon Based on the Recent Death
Commu,stion Of Lord" Barring.
to Who speaker Declares
should Have Been Hanged.

ST. Louis. Aug ls-1n forceful
words the Reverend Doctor william
B North yesterday from his pulpit
In Clayton NJ h. church. South.
went emphatically on record as favor
Ing capital punishment-a life for a
life. The minister. as spiritual ad
wiser. has had ample opportunity to
visit frederick Seymour Harrington,
convicted slayer. to his cell at Clay
ton. In a sermon. based on Bar.
rington. he said.
God has placed the sword. the
emblem Of sovereignty and inatru.
ment of death. into the sacred trust
Of the state. whose duty II In Ia IN,
II In the carrying out Of the law.
Of the state.
His only begotten son. Jesus
Christ has declared that not only
is government authorized and re-
luir.d by Justice To put the malicious
murderer TO death. but that the fail
ure to inili"t the death penalty NJ
ON the man whose hands are red
with gore entails a lamcntablr ours,
ON any nation"
Doctor NOrth IN we'll known la
Clayton aud ~ considered cunsoray
tive. lie has had association viii
harrington. whose death sentence foI
staying James McCann was only r."
Gently commutcd To life imprisonment
lie is convinced harrington should
hang.
Mistaken clcmcncy is calamity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
CHANGES IN FACULTY
AND NOTES OF INTEREST FROM
TrE STATE UNIVERSITY OF
OKLAHOMA At NORMAN.

Ardmorei'e Special
Norman. Aug 2p-The University
Of Oklahoma has added another
strong man 20 its faculty 10 the per
son Of Or. Jerome Doyd Dr DOvd
has an A. NJ. from Trinity College
and Ph u from the University Of
Chicago For eight years be held The
chair Of Economies and Sociology IN
Trinity College He then accepted
a fellowship IN the University Of Wis
cOnsin. and soon became residence
lecturer IN sociology. Not only has
DR.. Dowd won for himself reputa.
ton a. teacher. but be las written
several books on a sociological sub
jec. and has been contributor 10 the
leading magazines Of the country
Dr. Dowd will have charge Of the de-
partment of Economies and Sociology
In the University.
Dr. Davidson will have charge OF
the romance languages next year. and
Prof Henry T. Meier. who has taught
German in the Northwestern Normal
for several years and who is recog-
nized throughout the state as an
educator Of the first rank, will sue
ceed Or. Davidson as professor Of
German.
PfOf W r Maddox Is the newly
elected assistant in Mineralogy. Prof.
Maddox is a graduate Of the Kansas
University. and has been doing spe-
cial work IN the oil fields OF the In
dian Territory during the summer.
Dr. e. d. Hall. who has been away
on a leave Of absence and doing spe-
cial work In the University of Chi.
! cago. will be at his post again this
year.
The large Increase In enrolment
has made II necessary 10 add an ad
| ditional instructor In Engineering
This will bring the total number oi
the faculty up to forty-two.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
TIE SWIFT spLCIgIC CO.. ATLANTA. ca.

fruitful of confusion. loss OF respect
for rulers. desperation. mob and
lynch law and even anarchy itself,
said the pastor
a pardon would be heinous
crime against society and civilization
The most modern method Of prevent.
Ing the performance of the sherir's
duty at the gallows is 10 commute
the death sentence. and then pardon
the offender at some holiday season.
letting him 20 scot free. from maud
lin sentiment
Il recommend IN this connection,
the policy Of his EKcellency. the
apostle OF civic righteousness Of the
Twentieth Century-Goyerno Joseph
W Folk of Missouri--who said re.
Gently: ! have made II policy
never TO release man from prison
whose sentence has been commuted
from death. and will not do 30 on
holiday occasions. or for any other
reason except absolute vindication
and proof Of his innocence
imprisonment for life must mean
what II says. There are cases where
the state must take human life In
order 10 protect society
The policy Of this state. relative
TO capital punishment. II contained In
the .nactments OF the recent gener.
al assembly giving the jury the power
TO M the punishment which means
death In clear cases OF coldbloodod
murder.
The philosophy of capital punish.
mcnt is nothing more nor less than
state self defense. One OF the most
alarming sins OF the day is the oppo
Rition 10 law and It's enforcement
Let the state use the sword IN the
fear Of the Lord. for the reformation
and TERROR OF evil doers and the
peace and safety Of society and let
private citizens and state and nation
al officers be In subjection To the
highest powers"
Doctor North preached from tn,
there. blood dcfilcs the land and N,
land cannot be cleansed from the
blood that IL shed therein. hut by
the blood Of him who shed IT,"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
WARNING NOTE BY SHAW.
The ES-seere;ary Says That "uni-
serssl SANITY" ls Ses5eo.

New York. Aug. 2o.-Leslie N
shaw. e1-secretary Of the treasury.
authorized the following interview on
the financial and Industrial condit-
ions today
Our farms produce more than ca
billion dollars a year and the pros
pect is good for an average crop.
Our mines yield more than Ia bill.
lion dollars. and our forests more
than ! billion dollars And none Of
these sources Of wealth has been ex-
hausted Output Of our factories In 9th.
than food products is u billion dol.
lars and no fires have been
e1tinguished. The railways earn
more than 2 billion dollas
and they are all in success
factories and railways aggregate ap-
proximately 3h billion do -, and
the scale Of wages has not cen re-
duced In other words '.e real
sources Of the peoples wealth have
not yet been affected and the ability
OF Industrial concerns 10 pay diyi-
dends is not measured by the market
price Of their stocks. Logical reasons
for serious conditions are therefore
wanting Psychological reasons are
never wanting
II Judge correctly, the people will
have exactly what they expect II
those who have money In the banks
withdraw II and lock II up; II the
hanks refuse TO grant Accommodations.
and II the consuming public declines
to place orders, then We will very
soon witness the effects. let those
believe that times of disaster follow
each other at regular intervals bear
In mind that this country never yet
experienced a period OF severe de.
preston that was not traceable to
financial or economic agitation or leg
! islation, and usually to both
In 1893 the redemption OF green
backs In silver instead Of gold was
openly advocated; the party in power
was under promise to remove the pro
tective tariff from our industries, and
the free coinage OF silver az the rate
OF l6 to was championed by mem.
bers Of both parties. The country
might have survived any one OF
those sources OF alarm. but 1t could
not survive all three.
At this time no one questions our
financial system, and the tariff will
not be touched for at least eighteen
months. Some check in the speed al
which we are going is most desirable
and the checking process has proba
bly, begun II will require fair
measure of confidence and courage
to prevent undue retardment In oui
industries. Capital cannot be forced
into activity, but It can be forced out
of activity. have never seen the
time when universal sanity was more
essential TO our well being
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
Keep Your
Bowels 0pen

II Is a noticeable fact. and one which
any doctor will verify that people who
suffer most often from disease are the
ones who have the most difficulty in
keeping their bowels open. Regular
bowel action is half the battle Of health.
People who have tendency to con.
stipation must OF necessity use something
to help nature along. This should not
be violent aid like salts or purgative
waters. cathartic pills or powders. but a
syrup liquid that will oil the intestines
and membranes that II comes in contact
with. Children. women and weak
people generally should never be given q
strong physic, Is 1t weakens the system. And IL
hfutile Tor the strongest person because the
reilef Is simply for that day. and then the reac.
son sets In aud YOU are worse on than before.
tive tonic like Dr Caidweii's syrup Pepsin.
People have been taking Il for sixteen years
snd it Ia being better liked by more people every
year. The reason Is that IL hlls want IL 10
unlike anything else Results arc so sure u
oohstlpaton. dyspepsia. indigestion. liver
trouble biliousnrss, nAtulenoy, sour stomach
weak stomach. bloated stomach and such Ills
that azure OF any OF these ailments 10 absolutely
guaranteed. bottle costs but bO cents or ol and
h worth "A hundred times that 20 any sufferer.
Wise mothers keep II constantly In the house
Tor emergencies because IL Is needed At some
tme or other by eycry member OF the family
Dr. Luela Underhili the medical superinten.
uent OF the working Womans Home OF Chicago
mas kept her charges In perfect health by the use
OF Ut taldse syrup Pepsin whenever a stom'
Ach complaint was brought 10 her attention. No
oth"f ihsatlNc II used IN the Home Buy bottle
yourself today and watch the prompt and per
maneut Fssults
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
DOLLINS THREE xzhnn ybgkq cmfw
MoRMoNs A MENACE.
Dubois Asserts They May Control
the West Politically.

Aurora, H., Aug. Ex-senator Du-
hois of Idaho addressed an audience
of 5000 persons on the probability
of the spreading of Mormon political
power to all parts of the United
States this afternoon. lie urged his
hearers to use their influence with
congressman To prevent the continu-
ancc of polygamous marriages. which
he says. were still made among Nor
mons. He said In part:
You cannot convict the Mormons of
polgamy To prove polgamy YOU
must prove second marriage. Plural
marriages among the Mormons are
performed by high officials of that
church In secret places. either in
their temples or In foreign countries,
marriages Unlawful cohabitatlon can
be proved by circumstantial evidence.
as the supreme court of the United
States has defined unlawful cohabi-
tation To be the holding out to the
world, by man. of more than one wo.
man as his wife. A law against un-
lawful cohahitation, II the enforce
mcnt were In the hands of the federal
authorities. would put the leaders of
the Mormon church In the penitenti-
airy, and this would destroy their po.
litical power and destroy polygamy.
They exercise their political power
In order 10 protect themselves in their
polygamy, and when they found that
they had to go 10 the pcnitentiary
or give up polygamy, they would give
mp polygamy and with II their pol-
tical power would disappear.
The Mormons absolutely control
Utah now politically. and United
States senator, governor or congress-
man cannot be elected In Idaho or
wyoming against the wishes Of the
Mormon church. They are great
halanc" ~ the power In Oregon. and
viii soon control the senators IN that
state They ere beginning to be- very
powerful In Nevada Unless checked.
they viii become the balance NJ pow.
"r In the senate ~ the United States.
They have bccom" an object ~ solicit
tud" Ia n" great political parties. and
for m" hrst tim" In IN" history Of
m" government thip Mormon and
polyEsmist question Is becoming
question of partisan politics,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
NOTICE.

Public notice Is hereby given by
the undersigned, constituting the
Board OF County Commissioners of
Carter county, Oklahoma. that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
W. f. Bowman, In Ardmore, /. T., un,
III O'Clock p. m, August Is, 1907,
for the furnishing OF 1876 ballot boxes
and 252 locks; said ballot boxes to be
made In accordance with the laws of
Oklahoma. Said bids to be for boxes
equipped with locks and keys, com
plete, or separately, in the discretion
OF the bidder Plans OF said boxes can
be inspected at the office OF w. +.
Bowman. The Boa'd reserves the
right to reject any and all bids,
w. F. BOWMAN, Chairman.
R.F SCIVALLY,
CLINTON O. BUNN,
County Commissioners Of Carter
County, Okla
Attest:
NJ. /. Alexander. clerk of Carter
County, li.tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
1874
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Mayors office up to Monday, August
2Gth, at o'clock p. M, for macadam.
l7ing, putting in curbs. sidewalks and
guttering First avenue, southwest, the
same being Improvement District No.
4. Plans and specifications of the
same can be seen at the City Clerks
office. The City reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
20-5 X. w DICK, Mayor.
Attest G.. II. BRUCE, City Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
Sixteenth Year.

Norman, Aug. 2O.-On the tenth OF
September the University OF Oklaho-
ma Will begin its sixteenth year.
Sixteen years ago It began with a
wild prairie for campus. rock
house down town for "A building,
three men for faculty, and some
hundred youths who had never had a
high school training for a student
body. The University Is now made
up OF seven distinct schools and has
700 acres In grounds. and when II
opens on the tenth day Of next month
II will be on beautiful campus with
eight large buildings. faculty OF
more than forty members and with a
student body of a thousand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
NEW STATE MOTIFS.



vnita's supply Of ice is short and
50 are the tcmpcrs Of IT'S citizens
In direct proportion.
Hamburger aud bologna is chca" In
LehlRh The marshal began shooting
the unlicensed one laft week
Sapulpa Is quite rcconcIled to liv
ing IN a glass factory-if she can just
see through the proposition 10 locate
one there.
The latest and most effective oil
drill is called the Greek County
Mosquito" It sounds like 1t might
do the work
A Saltwater man found bee tree
containing eighty pounds Of honey.
Now II he just has a patch Of milk
weed on his farm he will be well
fixed.
Chelsea pulled of baby show
with two hundred youngsters. Don't
know that we would care TO run an
affair Of that kind during August and
teething time.
The Okmulgee Chieftain seems TO
think the hot weather is sufficient
excuse for cutting its daily TO a semi.
weekly. The Chieftain must get out
hot news.
A Beggs man killed by lightning
near Guthrie had rs watch chain
melted. but the watch was running
when he was picked up Possibly It
was an eight day watch.
a little Enid girl had called her
little playmate everything she knew.
A moments hesitation and the other
little girl replied, You des every.
thing you called me-"
The dairy man at Fiefer had to
seek new pastures on account Of the
scarcity OF water. II has been found
impossible 20 run dairy successful.
ly without at least a good pump.
At Meeker the latest form OF en-.
tertainment Is lemon squeeze" A
committee OF three men was selected
TO squeeze the lemons. Well, any.
how. wed like to have been on that
committee.
Durant correspondents wax right.
eously indignant" over the prisoners
being chained on the street In the hot
sun, and ends the article tamely:
They escaped and may bring suit
against the officers"
The Cordell Republican says the
man who has been conducting the
shooting gallery there has departed
"for greener pastures" He must
have left the new state
The absence OF Associated press
news is possibly much easier borne
by the territorial papers than any In
the country. We are having about
all we can do to handle the political
dope" and reports of the big crops.
A Mounds man vented his wrath
on his telephone which would not
work, and scattered II over the of
fce yard He says It is easier TO take
a day off and convey long distance
messages than sit and twiddle your
thumbs waiting on a dumb instrument
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at my
office of the Carter-Booker building
mp TO p. m, Thursday. August 22'
for the erection of 7-room, two-story
frame residence of Mr.. John White.
man. Plans and specifications can be
seen at my office. The right is re.
served to reject any and all bids.
w. A. TACKETT.
1874 Architect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
CAPTURED IN A SWAMP.
Tramp Accused Of Assault Run Down
by Hounds.

youngstown. Ohio. Aug. 2O-Thc
tramp who assaulted Alma Whitehead.
the liyoarold daughter of Rev.
Whitehead of Turnersyillc, Pa.
Thursday night. was run down by
bloodhounds and captured shortly af.
ter midnight last night In n swamp
near Wick. Ashtabula county.
lie was taken to the Mcad,lllc. Pa.
Jail.
mob gathered along the road Ia
M"ndvillc bent on lynching the pris-
oncr. but the sheriff threw open the
power of his automobile and passcd
through the crowd In safety.