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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-19

Best grade American Prints worth today at the mills
&C. going in this great Execution Sale nj ....... Z
3o'inch Hope Bleaching, worth today 12Ac: here is
something for you to think Execution Sale price q
Yard widr Brown Domestic, regular 7lhc
strong close weave. Execution Sale price ....... &,
\ C. A. Genuine Amoskeag Feather Ticking, extra stron
cross weave. regular price 2Oc Execution
Good grade Cotton Checks fine dresses and shirt
wash fabric; regular price &c; Execution
Sale price 41b
Good grade Apron Check Gingham. strictly washab
extra firm weave, regular price S l-3c;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-19
THE WESTHE|k
Exc

THE most stupendous Cut Price Sale ever IN If
depression in the commercial world wa,sed
necessary by this money panic. We are comd to
prices may never be had again Right at the it
orders are coming in daily, and we are forceder tt
exceptional chance to get their Dry Goods at tive
miss this, the Greatest Slash and Cut Both VPric
No quarters showdown with everything in del
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

"WHERE Is REPRESENTATINE
GOVERNMENT IN COLORADO, g"
ASKED GOV. ROBERT NJ. LA FOL-
LETTE LAST NIGHT, WHEN, AT
TER A MOST DIPASSIONED FLAY-
ING OF THE COLORADO LEGIs-
LATURE FOR HAVING SOLD 1T
sEIF BODY AND SOUL TO THE
SHELTER TRUST FOR THE ELEC-
TION OF SIMON GUGGENHEIM. HE
AGAIN REPEATED THE QUESTION
AND SAID THAT YOU CAN CON
TROI, RAILROADS AND TRANS
pORTATION RATES IN THIS
STATE AS WELL AS HAS BEEN
DONE IN THE STATE OF WISCON-
SIN. BUT "YOu CAN'T DO so BY
PLACING SALT ON ITS TAIL"
These two particular points were
made by the distinguished speaker
last night in most emphatic language
and they were applauded to the echo
by the splendid audience that gather
ed to hear the last, and perhaps the
most Interesting, of all the events OF
the lyceum course.
There has been great interest IN
this city ever since the first announce
ment that Senator LaFollette would
be heard in one OF the numbers OF the
Iactura course and the great audience
thar greeted him last night was not
i'm the least disappointed In the man
ner or the powerful exposition of the
wrongs assailing representative gov
ernment.
The first portion of the lecture was
devoted to a rapid review of the
mast century. so far as 1t affected rep
resentatiye government. He SAID
that the government cannot be ar
fe,,ted by the vaporings of the agita-
tor, ripple only will result. the
nublic school is the safeguard against
tbe attacks of the rabid in thought
HNIEN COUNT FOR NOTHING" )"
numbered the speaker, but GOV
IsIsNNIENT FOR EVERYTHING"
III we sit at the feet of the fathers
of this great government we find that
the basic principle of this govern
ment is the will of the people. THE
PEOPLE ALONE AXE THE huL-
.ERS OF THE COUNTRY and no one
can Vainsay this, although for a time
n may be from the encroachments of
those things that assail representa-
five Government, we may feel that
there are other things that set at
naupht that the will of the people is
the law.
At this point he read from the spok
on words OF Washington, Adams, JEFF
ferson, Hamilton, going to prove that
the will of the people, in every
thought that they gave to representa-
live government was the law of the
land. They desired to give every
citizen of the country a chance to help
make the government, therefore they
made a representative government
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
WILL PUT SCHMITZ
ON TRIAL. MONDAY
The Mayor Will be Taken in CUSTODY
and an Attempt Made to Get
Him to Confess
His Wife Knows His Secret--Reuff
Talks More

/, Abram Reuff. yesterday. in his sec
ond appearance before the grand jury
testified regarding the Park Side
Traction company deal by which, ac-
cording to the line of attack laid
down ~ the prosecution. the director
ate of the Park Side corporation paid
to Reuff the sum of $50, 900 to secure
a street railway franchise to enhance
enormously the value of the lots COM
posing the Park Side real estate tract
The information in the possession of
the prosecution is that of this sum
$1,000 was to be paid to each of the
eighteen supervisors for voting for
the franchise, aAd that the remainder,
1900 was to be shared evenly by
Reuff and SshrmitZ.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
fsneclal to The Sentinel

Boise, Ida. May 1S.-When court
opened this morning the attorneys
again resumed their long task of Sc
curing a jury in the Haywood case.
At noon there were twelve men In
the box but only five of the twenty
pre-emptory challenges had been ex-
ercised, three of the prosecution and
two of the defense. None of the men
in the box had been finally accepted.
Court adjourned this afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock, earlier than usual on ac-
count of it being Saturday. The first
full week of the famous trial has
ended with no jury in sight.
The storm caused by the publish
ing of the interview with Harry Or
chard has somewhat subsided.
There are rumors that startling
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Won't Prosecute

Washington, May 1S.-charles A,
Edwards, the prominent newspaper
man, who stabbed Alexandra Gar
land, the Peruvian legation attache
on Thursday night, has given bond
for $4,000 for his appearance at a
hearing next week. The wounded
man refuses to prosecute Edwards
but the janitor of the apartment
house in front of which the trouble
occurred filed a complaint.
Mrs. Louise Scott, supposed to DC
the woman in the case, has been
summoned to appear.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

, After the form then made all the sub
ordinate divisions OF our government
are modelled. the municipality. town
county, village, In fact all local gov
ernment, wherever found.
And 1t has been found that 30 long
as the representative does represent
that such government is good and
whenever he fails to represent the
people 1t is bad If again you lose
your representative, by his having
failed to represent you, you lose your
vote. and when you lose that you have
no part In the scheme OF government.
In thes cheme of government.
~ shall now undertake to show
you" repeated the speaker that rep
rescntative government has nearly
passed out of the hands of the peo-
He"
De Toqueville, one OF the greatest
Of French writer's visited this coun-
try n years ago. In his book pub
lIshed after his return to France
there appears this significant sentence
~ NEVER HEARD OF MONEY BE
| ING SPENT TO CORRUPT THE PEG
PIE" 30 that you see at that time
an investigator found nothing which
threatened representative government
At period Just nineteen years ago
when visited by an Englishman and
he returned to his country and wrote
what Is known as 'Bryces American
Commonwealth" In that book he
shows to what depths Of degradation
we had sunk. between period of De
Toqueyilles visit II years ago and
the one made by Bryce nineteen years
ago. Speaking of bribes and bribery
| at the capital he said that bribery
,.og ,,ofng on pyery day That i'm
mense lobbies were maintained to
sunport certain causes and measures
land oftentimes members of congress
we're found doing the lobbying act
themelves. It was nothing to find
bribes being offered. He finally stat
I'D that THE PROPORTION OF
| TAINTED MEN WAS SUFFICIENT
| TO POLLUTE THE WHOLE LUMP"
The hotels and the corridors of the
capitol at washington were nests of
| intrigue.
At this point he made the sensa-
! tlonal assertion of the evening TO
proye that the people OF Colorado had
| a legislature that was corrupt and
that they might. II they chose to be
heartily ashamed that they had bar
tered away the great office of senator
from this state to the U. s. senate
to Simon Guggenheim. The speak
er stated that he had lectured at Colo
RADIO Springs only a few nights ago
and he was told after the lecture, by
a man high in the counsels of the Re
publican party that "YOU COULDN'T
FIND A MAN IN COLORADO HARD.
lily IN FAVOR OF THE ELECTION
OF THE MAN NAMED FOR SENA;
Do 4
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
MAY CHARGE GOVERNOR
WITH UNFAIR ACTION
An Adjournment in Haywood Trial
Until Monday=-No Jury Yet

charges against Governor Gooding
to the effect that he is not giving the
accused a fair trial. This has arisen
from the Orchard interview incident.
Mr.. Richardson, counsel for the
defense. vigorously denounces the in
terview as an attempt to influence the
prosecution and defeat the disclosur-
es prepared by the isfense against
Orchard. and believco the interview
was inspired by Governor Gooding.
Clarence Darrow was of the same
opinion, and suggested that the gov
ernor should be cited for contempt
of court. Both Darrow and Richard
son protested against Governor Good
ing taking part and denounced him
for the interview given to the press,
as It was grievous injury to the
defense.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

This week the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad company. through its
advertising department. has sent out
two beautiful folders. one dealing
with the National Educational Con-
vention and at the same time setting
forth the beauties to be seen in Colo
RADIO while en- route to the convention
which meets in Los Angeles in July
and the other sets forth the beauties
of the Wagon Wheel Gap. one of the
fine resorts on the Rio Grande line.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Once Again

New York. May 1S.-The supreme
court today granted an interlocutory
decree of divorce to Mary Adelaide
Miner from Wilson Miner.
The testimony is sealed and the
decree simply states it is granted by
reason OF the defendants adultery.
Mrs. Miner is permitted to re-
sumo her former name of Mary Ade-
laide Yerkes and she may remarry If
she chooses.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
A Big Fire

New York. May 1s.-Fire last
night destroyed the pier Of the Nor
ean line owned by the Southern Pacl-
tic railway company on the Hudson
,iiver ~ st the foot of Canal street. Man
battan. A large quantity of freight
stored on the pier and in the sheds
ysas destroyed, and several ships
which were berthed there Narrowly
escaped The loss will reach s2Oo'-
Striking longshoremen did heroic
work at the fire. in fact were respon-
sible for the checking of the hames'
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Died TO Save Wife
lsnecial 70 The sentInel

(special to The sentineD ,-
Chicago. May 1S.-In a collislon
between his automobile and a heavy
wagon william McClintick, a retiTeGi
capitalist and millionaire. was Killed ne,
MS morning. 1t is said that the con-
snsion ns of the driver of the wagon
was responsible for the accident. NC NC
Ciintick saw that his machine was
ooing 1in IN collide with the wagon and
Deliberately threw himself in iron. n.
os bis wife and caught the blow OF
tbe i wagon shabt that would nave
strnc% sI and killed his wife, the death
bIow Iii W was given McClintick instead.
Mrs. McClintick and little dangn' .5 no
ter riding with Mr.. McClintick were
unfnjured.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
tspecIal 70 The sentinen

San Francisco, May 1S.-Monday
next, Mayor Sehmitz will be arraigned
for trial on one of the five indictments
against him, and the prosecution will
demand that the mayor be placed in
custody. It is proposed to treat the
mayor Just as Reuff was treated in
the hope of getting the same result,
a confession from the official who is
so badly implicated in many boodling
crimes by Reuff.
Reuff charges that Mrs. Schmltz.
the wife of the mayor, knows about
every sanction of the graft kind or
any other kind that her husband has
engaged in since elected to Office for
she has served as his confidential
private secretary and bookkeeper.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

nad OPand Robbed
Senator Knox
Their Choice
Especial to The sentineD

Washington. May 1S-United Stat
es Senator Philander C. Knox is to
be endorsed at the Republican state
convention on June 9th as Pennsyl-
vania's choice for president to sec
coed Theodore Roosevelt.
1t is said that this section of the
Pennsylvania convention Will meet
with endorsement by President Roose
yelt who will take such action as an
endorsement of his policies.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Fearless Little Giant
of the Badger State

Mighty Address, Embodying Impassioned Ap-
peal for Representative Government, Deliver
ed by Senator Robert M. La Toilette Here
Last Night-Startling Truths Pointedly Told
MerciIess Arrangement Backed by Reason and
Fact, of Men and Interests That Strike at the
Nations Heart:
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
At Rest

Denver, May 1S.-J. Warner Nils
ono of the foremost lawyers Of Colo
RADIO and author of legal books, died
Yesterday Of typhoid meningitis. he
was born at Lancaster, Wisconsin
TnIv G. 1907 and was a son Of Jos, I.
Mills who served many years as
Judge in Wisconsin.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
TerrOrists Busy

Warsaw, May 1s.-A band of ter
rorists held up the city offices today
of the Vistula railroad and got away
with $4,000 after a severe fight. In
which four persons were killed and
a number wounded.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Seeing Sights

Especial to The Sentinel xur-
New York. May 1S.-oehei5naic a. re
oki is having another busy @ Gas' ond
visited Governors island tou1s s,gist
his afternoon is the guest OIL ~ Au in
Relmont at the races. az .ndav
sneeted the Brooklyn brldse 'o''
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
To Virginia

Charlottesville. Va, May Is
President and Mrs. Roosevelt ana
their son Archie, were last night at
Piuelnot, Mrs. Roosevelts country
home IN the southern part OF AlDe-
marie county, where they VIII remain
nntii | the middle Of next week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Vivian S Man

Denver. May 1s.-Flor Ashbaugh
State Chairman Vivian's man. was to-
day successful and received the ap-
pointment to the position of district
judge left vacant by the death of
Judge DeFrance.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
For Taft

Toledo. o.. May 1S.-Chalrman
Walter F. Brown Of the Ohio state
cenral committee today declared him
self unqualifedly for Taft; said the
Republicans of Ohio were solidly in
favor If his candidacy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Short Respite
for Hummel
Especial to The sentineD

IopeCIHI 70 IHe oVHVIHVII
New York, May 1S.-Abe Hummel
will not enter the penitentiary and
don the stripes until Monday as re-
suit of an agreement with District
Attorney Jerome. He was to begin
his sentence today but this being a
Jewish Sunday and Hummel desiring
to meet some relatives he was grant
ed this favor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Delaney Denies
Especial to The Sentinel

Especial to The sentineD a.,
Danver NAV 1S.-Chief OF Police
DELANEY denies that he ever attack
ed Ben. C. Wright. charged with the
murder of his wife and child and and
wrung from him confession OF quit gsl
He declared that he courts inYestiga-
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Potter Dead

Chicago. May 1S.-orrin W: Pot
ter. the pioneer steel man and auc-
tloneer. whose life was linked with
tbe development of the steel industry
of the United States. died here to-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Cannot Live

Especial to The SentineD
Washington, May 1s.-Edward
Conger. ex-minister to China and Mex
leo, cannot survive the day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Is Spreading
<eo,oito The sentInel)

(special to The SentinelJ 49,,
chorSbai China. May 1S.-Hund-
rods Of people in the famine districts !,
reuS 'ldicate -. hat scurvy is spreading
thrnnSbout ir the districts and an aver aver
age aii 90 Of iO7 new cases are being report
ed daily.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
WASHING MACHINEs-The tel

WASHING MACHINES-The ter
rors of the tub are all eliminated by
a Fair Store washing machine. They
cleanse the clothes in n thorough
manner, with n minimum expenditure
of labor, are noisless, do not inJure
the garments. and cost much less
than any other machine on the mar
ket.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
Many Suicide

Especial to The Sentinel II, .a9 wom-
Chicago, H., May lS.Itnd5e suicide
en- and two men com ME- Ilissarant cans
in the city yesterday. iI,an since
es for the deeds are sisen 49, 159 sui
January 1st. there hMe O'"
cides In Chicago. $500 - -
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
DECORATED CHINA-Tine deco

DECORATED CHINA-Fine decor
ated china from this store stands
apart In a class by itself-spend n
little time in making comparisons of
quality and prices, simply in making.
and you must draw the same conclus-
ion in favor of this store-for our
facilities for close buying at first
hands are unequaled,
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
herman W. Moody
JeweIry Co.
THE WATCH HOUSE,.
Next TO "The Fair"

We will open our Depot Branch
for business on Wednesday, May
| ish at Corner Second and Colo
ndo,
We cordially invite everyone to
visit our new store on this day. in
pect our stock and sample glass
/ b cur delicious soda water FREE
ri charge. We will have our ex-
Sgt soda dispenser there to serve
you.
This store will be managed
Eriety in accordance with our
Fules Of right buying. right hand
|lns right selling and HONEST
TREATMENT TO ALL.
We respectfully solicit a share
b your patronage, and want you
3 become more acquainted with
P1f way Of doing business. REG
SIERED PHARMACIST IN
|CHARGF
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

CHOCoLATES-And fine candies
from this store have enjoyed an
envlable and continuous reputation
for goodness from the very begin
ming. The price is 25c and 15c per
pound-no higher-the quality is su-
perb. the purity guaranteed. the flaw
ors delicious.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
7 II E F A | r
THE ATTRACTIONS AT THE FAIR ARE THE LITTLE PRICES

WATER COOLERS An abundant
supply of refreshing drinkable water
in the home during the warm -----S-
is not luxury but necessity; Colorado
cooler. Fair Store cooler. makes
such a thing possible at very little
outlay of money.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

GLASswARE-A large stock of
it, comprising about every article de-
sirable in the line of household glass
ware: It seems to improve in quail
ity all the time and the prices grow
beautifully less.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
CHINAWARE-A

CHINAWARE-A car load OF fine
white Chinaware of the best Amerl-
can grade has just been put on sale
this includes all the articles OF china
needful to furnish the dining room or
the sleeping room in a thoroughly
complete manner.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

kitchen furnished with Amethist
graniteware is well equipped ad-
Junct to the well regulated household.
Amethystware sold In this store is
sanitary, exceptionally durable. per-
feet. and costs less than other kinds.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

HANEdoCKS-Are to be more in
style this season than ever before. es-
lit to hold two.
orical Society are exceptlonat-
ly strong and roomy. and very hand
some and cost much less than Is fire.
quently asked in other stores for in
ferior grades OF hammocks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18
ICE CREAM FREEzERs-A

ICE CREAM FItEEZERS-All the
desirable sizes most convenient for
family use. Fair Store freezers are
very economical of ice, make a cream
very smooth. even texture, and freeze
the cream very rapidly.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

Continued on Page Two.)
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

Greater Than Ever, The Sentinel
Is The Most Conspicuous Figure
In Western Colo. journalism.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-18

,.ortrolIed By Individual Oh
Vl.Ui lFartion. The Sentinel Is TIL,
frSSsmoion Of The Rights OF Th,
People .-,,o..............,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18
About the Pup.

Looks as though some 4 hac
called off the pup again. Too bad
broOkings Press.
81 say, Hogan, what do ne mean ty
tEat?"
why, Riley, it's your W blessec
sell ne do be abiding at"
"Oh, be do, do he"
well, we'll, shure and It's kind G.
MIN, Riley"
"a pup is a lovable, KNOWN era
,ure, INTELLIGENT, playful and some.
times p%ugnacious, but do yez know,
Hogan, they be faithful, honest and
true"
"Yis, but he didn't name it that
way, at all, at all"
mo matter, tits a compliment, | tell
yez; and does yez know, Riley, tits
said there be bad dogs, but have
lived, man md by, close to sixty year,
and | never yet saw the pup that
wasn't . gintleman and an honest man
compared to Flumdiddle."
well, Hogan, it lie right you are
again, and ! dunno il but hall they be
telling uf Flumdiddle be true, and ]
we're a pup, do you know, ] don't even
believe | wud take a smell uf him"
me neither, Riley"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18

The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. A. K. Nash, Thursday, July Is.
United Presbyterian church. The
regular services Sabbath morning and
evening. All are welcome. John g..
Dick, pastor.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Services Sunday HOO a. No. Subject,
"Truth.") Wednesday evening meet
ing 500. Reading room open every
Wednesday and Saturday from 200 to
400 p. m. All are cordially invited.
First Baptist Church. Rev. George
E. Morphy, pastor. Services next
Sunday at 10:45 a. N. and 500 p. N.
Preaching by the pastor. A cordial
invitation to attend is extended.
First Presbyterian church. Morn
ing service at l0:45; Sunday school at
1900; Christian Erdeavor at 200;
Evening service at 500. Everybody
cordially invited. Hugh Robinson.
The aid society which met with Mrs.
John Nolan July 10Th, wish to extend
to hec their thanks and appreciation
for the lovly time afforded by her on
that occasion.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18
Quite a crowd went from here 10 the
at WATERFOWL last Saturday.

Quite a crowd went from here TO the
circus at WATERFOWL last Saturday.
A nice shower fell in this section
yesterday afternoon. Today it has
cleared off again.
Master Robert Corbin is entertain
ing mis- little friends at q birthday
party this afternoon.
Company c returned nome last
evening from the WATERFOWL encamp-
ment. The boys all report a most
enjoyable weeks stay in camp.
Newton Sanborn OF Chicago, a time
keeper for the North-W Western, has been
here the past week visiting friends and
waiting for orders. He went to Garvin
yesterday morning, wherethe company
has a big crew OF men at work grading.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18

Thos. Alton was born a Benton, La
Fayette county, Wisconsin, June 2sth,
lS49. When he was two years old his
father moved to Iowa county, Wiscon-
sin, where Mr.. Atoms boyhood was
spent. At the age OF nine years he
began to assist his father in the meat
market, and in 1876 he purchased a
general store at Miffiin which he
operated for six years. Previous to
this he had operated a meat market
there for a period OF five years.
In 1884 he sold out his store and
anne to Bookings county and pur-
chased q half section Of land in Trenton
township. This he cultivated for four
years and then moved to Brookings
and engaged in the meat business.
He continued in the business until
a few years ago, being succeeded by
his son, Arthur. Since that time he
has been taking it easy and devoting
his time to looking after his property
interests.
During his long residence he has
taken a prominent part in the affairs
OF the city, and represented the Second
ward on the city council for a number
OF years.
Mr.. Alton war married to Miss Eliza
beth Arthur, December Goth, 1871.
Five children were born to them -
George, OF Pipestone, Mimi, Arthur,
Frank, Beulah and Benjamin OF this
city. Mrs. Alton died in 1892, and
Mr.. Alton subsequently married Miss
Matilda Korte OF Plymouth, Wis.
They have two children. The family
home is OF Williams street.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18

A vast number OF people in the
eastern part Of South Dakota who
have lived here a quarter Ct century
or more and know nothing about the
typography OF the country west Of the
Missouri are planning to take a trip
to the Black Hills when the two lines
OF railroads are completed. 1t is at
much OF a curiosity to people who
have lived here many years at the
great west il to those who live in the
far east states.