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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Owing to the wet weather, trade in fresh
fruits was of very small volume during the
greater part of the day, and. in the absence
OF important business, prices for everything on
the list were nominally unchanged. New ar
rivals of Oranges were light. and, stocks had
previously been well cleaned up. the feeling in
that department was one of fxmness, despite the
light trading. Three cars ~ assorted red Ap-
piles came to hand from Oregon and stock
held at previous prices. but found few buyers.
Fresh supplies of Mexican Lines and Pine
apples were also at hand. but not mar
keted up to late hour.
APPLES-S1@ GLIB per box for Newtown Pip
pins, S1@2 for red varieties, and 81 1.25@150 for
Bellfowers.
PEARS-winter Nellis, s1.5O@2 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
$2@2.50 for fancy, $.25@1.75 for choice and
SG1.25 for standards Seedlings, $1@1.50; Tan
gerines 75c@s1. 20; Lemons 2;50q3 for fancy.
$1.5012 for choice and S1@125 for standard;
Grape Fruit. 81 25@2.5o for seedless and 81 .25@
l. IS for common; Lines. s7@s per case
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, $162 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2d3 for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples, nominal.
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Ginners' report will show crop of over 13.oo0.-
600 bales. Expect a prompt recovery
Greene says: price is advising everybody TO
buy cotton nut is trying 20 get SOM some Que 70
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Northern wheat Marke,
Exchange and BuIlion

OREGON
PORTLAND, March 11.-WHEAT-Club, 7oc;
bluestem, re; red. CSC; valley, roc
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Hav and Feedstuffs

In spite of the large receipts of 1853 tons OF
which 46 were cars yesterday morning. the Hay
market was extremely active and buyers scram-
bed for supplies. Sellers sold at very top prices
without difficulty, and 1t fine market all
around There was nothing new in Feedstuhs
BRAN-S21. .506122 30 per ton.
MIDDLINGS- G30 per ton.
SHORTS-S21 50a23 per ton,
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, $2450d25.50
Mixed Feed, s23@25: oilcake Meal. nominal;
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills, $28 in 10 and
soe 90 in ton lots; jobbing. s27: oil Cake
Meal, s30@31: Cracked Corn, s31 0R2; Broom
Corn Feed. e0c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload
lots 5000; jobbing. sci so per ton; Mealfalfa
'-HAYgChoice Wheat. s2i@24 pef ton; good
Wheat sfTM2o: other grades Wheat. S13@16;
Wheat and oat sl3@2l Tame oat. sl26ls. so:
Wild Oat s1odl4: Common Hay. Ss@i2; Al
falfa, SS.5o613.50; Stock, SsQ12 per ton
STRAW-40675c per bale
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California stock and OIL Exchange
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
C0MST0CT<q
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK., March ll.-Ihere was a decline
Of from as Cd TO los in the London tin
market. with spot the chief loser. and closing
at f19l lbs Futures were quoted at f1e0 los.
Locally the market quiet and about pa
points lower the average, spot being quoted
at $42d42.05.
Copper was very firm and much higher in the
London market with spot closing at f11o rs Cd
and futures at ELL los. Locally the market
was firm and higher in sympathy with lake,
quoted at SIS 81 u 25.75 electroytic at S25 l2ls
d25.371s and casting at $24. 62 y G24.Sl
Lead was Is Sd lower at f20 in London, but
remained steady in the local market at S646-30.
Spelter was higher in London at f26 rs 3D.
Locally the market was quiet at $6- SOd $50.
Iron was Cd lower in the English market with
Standard foundry quoted at 53s Sd and Cleve-
land warrants at SIS Sd. Locally the market
WAS UNCHANGED
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Provisions

CURED MEATS-Bacon. 15hc per ID for
heavy l51.c for light medium. 1910 for light.
17GiI1ac Tor extra light and 20@21c for sugar
cured: Dry Salted Sides, 14c; Bellies. 14H @15c;
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams. 17@171ac; California
Hams, 161ac: Mess Beef. SO per bbl extra
Mess $3.50; Family, $40: Prime Mess Pork. s21 /:
extra clear. s25: Mess $22 Pig Pork, $26; Pigs
Feet. $5 Smoked Beef, 14c per III.
LARD-Tierces quoted at i0Ac for California
compound, 1oAc for Eastern compound and 12s4
@13c for pure: half-barrels. pure, 134 61315c.
1o-lb tins. 1914 Q13%c; 5-lb tins, 1885 @137sc;
Bib tins. 13$z G14c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel 10%c; three
half barrels. 1850; tierce. 1ohc; two
tierces, 1o%c; i've tierces. 1Ohc-
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FIour and Farinaceou. Goods

FLoUR-California Family Extras, 81. .s09
$40 net without discount; Bakers Extras, 81. 40
64 so; Superfne So. .o563.60; Oregon and Wash
ington, per bbl, S4.2o@4.4o for Family and SS.6o
for export grades
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices In packages
net cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham
Flour, 81 30 per 100 lbs Rye Flour $780, Rye
Meal. So. 20: Rice Flour. s72o; Corn Meal, $3.50
Grosts. $50: Hominy, s3.40@3eo; Buckwheat
Flour. 81: Cracked wheat, $40; Farina, SAL
Whole Wheat Flour, $40; Rolled Oats, bbls S6
6725. in sacks s.. 5.1OQ6. rs; Rolled Wheat bbls
81 30, in sacks 3.s0 Pearl Barley, IS. 40; Split
Peas boxes So; Green Peas, S5 per 100 lbs.
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Meat Market


Beef is still tending upward, supplies being
insufficient for the demand Mutton, on the
contrary. is somewhat lower. Spring Lamb is
on the market selling at high prices All other
quotations remain as before.
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-745 @sc per lb for Steers and 61s 0711c
for Cows.
vEAL-sls a1oc for large and sl4@1oc for
small.
MUrToN-11s@12 for wethers. 1O1h @11bc
for Ewes.
LAMB-12G1ac for Yearlings and 15@1ec for
Spring.
DRESSED HoGS-111 1k @13c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, less 90
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE Steers. 9@915c per lb for No. and
SIC for No q Cows and Heifers. 6f567c; No.
> Cows. 5l5Q6e thin Cows, 5Q51sc.
CALvES-5A d5%c per ID for light 4I565c
for medium and 4@4lac for heavy (gross
sHEEP-wethers. sls@7c per lb; Ewes, 51sG
61ac gross weight.
LAMBS-615 1Tc per lhe
HOGS-100 to 200 lbs. SA dSHc per ID; over
200 lbs, 71s@se; Bears so per cent, stays 3o9
40 per cent and Sows 1oG2o per cent of above
quotations.
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HOPS-Qulet-
WOOL-Quiet.
HIDES-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Firm.
SUGAR-Raw. steady: fair refining. l1-l6c;
centrifugal. 96 test. 1896; molasses sugar,
. 25-32c: refined, steady.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady net unchanged
TO 10 points lower. Sales. q. $50 bags. including:
March. 02Oc: May. 6G6i5c: July 5.s5@5. .95c;
September. 5.s5d595c; December, 5.s5Q59oc
Spot, quiet; No Z Rio &c: Santos No. T. S1sc;
mild quiet; Cordova, 9d912c.
BUTTER-Irreguar Western factory, com
mon to first. 1si1e 10 2l15c: Western limitations,
23d24c
DRIED FRUITS
EvAPORATED APPLES-Continue very quiet
and prices are better than nominal in the alb
senee Of business. Fancy are quoted at So 99e;
choice, S@S1hc: prime. &c.
PRUNES-Are In light demand and holders OF
spot supplies incline9 TO offer concessions in
order 10 move some of tte smaller sizes. Quota
tions range from Sc to 1Sc for California fruit
and from sac 10 l0c for Oregon.
APRICOTS-Are unchanged, with prices for
choice quoted at 1Sc; extra choice. 1sl5 91sc;
fancy, 19q2oc.
creased offerings from the coast. Choice are
quoted at l1012c; extra choice, 12A q 13c;
fancy 12% aisle; extra fancy, 134l5c.
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Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hops

There Is fairly steady business reported In
Hops at previous prices.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about 15@1c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers. u199
12nc; medium, IL @12c; light. 11012c; Cow
Hides I1@12c for heavy. 11@12c for light:
Stays, T1s@9c; salted Kip; liz @12hc; Sailed
Hides. fde CSC: dry Kip 2oa2ac: dry Calf. 2s@
26c; Sheepskin. shearlings. 20@5Oc each: short
Wool. 50665c each medium. 70690c long
Wool. S161.50: Horsehides. salt. $3@3.50 for
large and 81 1898 for medium; s1.75@2. .25 for
small and SOC for Colts; Horse Hides, dry, SEA
for small and SOC for Colts. Deerskins-Dry
Mexican. 321a @35c dry. salted Mexican, 256
27hc; dry Central American. 35@371ac Goat
skins-Prime Angoras. 75c; extra large do. SIPS;
large, 50c: medium, 35c; small 25c.
TALLOW-No. rendered, 5@515c; No 2, AZ
@5c; Grease, 3@4c.
wOOI.-Fall clip. San Joaquin and Southern
7Q9c; fall Lambs, S6i1c; Humboldt and Men
docino. 14Q15c; Middle County. e611c; North
ern; free. 12@131ac; Nevada, 17@1sc per y for
spring.
HOPS-Choice, 121ac; prime, 1oh 9lic; com
mon, 9h q10c per h.
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Sales. STOCKS. High Low. Bid Asl

New York Stock List Continued
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Wheat and other Grains

WHEAT-Chicago fractionally lower. Re
ports from the green bug in Texas and Okla
homa were than last week. The
Texas Legislature has introduced a bill for the
appropriation Of 500, 900 to fight the pest.
The worlds shipments for the week were
follows. in quarters: Russian, lac, 900;
Danubisn. 1872 900: Argentina, $4,000; Indian,
$4,000; Australian, 95. 600.
The Government has issued Its report show
ing reserves in farmers hands on March as
crop as compared with I5s 4o3, 900 bushels, or
22.9 per cent last year, and 2o.1 per cent
in 1905.
This market shows change whatever. the
cash grain being firm and futures neglected.
California Club. $1.271z @1.37h; do milling,
S1-35@1. 90; California White Australian
s1.40a1.5o so: lower grades Of California. 81. 1o9
.25; Northern Club, $1.2715 @1.35; Northern
Buestem, S1.4213 91.45; Northern Red, sI.30@
IS21I per ctl
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. March 11-FLoUR-Receipts
10 100 barrels: exports 2400 barrels. Steady.
but quiet Minnesota patents. s4.10@4.s5; win
ter straights. s.. .4O63.5o.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1900 bushels; exports,
19, 800 bushels Spot, easy; No. red, e0@sc ele-
vator. SAC (. O. b. a1oat: No l Northern Du-
luth. a2Asc (. o. b. ahoat; No hard winter.
s7ISe T. O. b. ahoat Irregular conditions pre-
vailed in wheat all day. the nervousness being
due 10 uncertainty about the crop report and de-
nial of Southwest crop damage. At times the
market was quite firm. rejecting steady cables,
but most Of the day it was dominated by bear
interests and near the close weakened on the
farm reserve figures. closing nc 10 sc net lower.
May closed s5&c; July, s5ssc; September, eo1sc.
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New York Stock Lisl

r. r. Hutton & Co., 49O California street.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange,
furnish the following list OF bond and stock
sales yesterday:
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1000 Gold Grown y y
5000 GId6d Central e
$50 Gid Con Ms. 81 !. I:
SO Gid Con NJ 8. =;
1000 Gldnd Eureka. =
1000 Cid Sovereign l.
1000 Cid Sovereign j.
1000 G Wedge. s1O !.
1000 Great Bend ~
400 CT Bind An.slV Z.
5000 Grt Bend En- z.
1000 Grt Bend Ex- =
$500 Grnwt Clinton o.
500 Hibernia -.-- 4.
5000 Hindocraft i.
90O0 Hmestk K. 50. /. IL
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FUTURES.
10 to 1880 a. m. session.


BARLEY-December was 1Ac higher on crop
conditions and the current good demand for
the cash Feed Competent sources of in
formation report that the bottom lands of the
Sacramento Valley, where there is a large area
Of Barley are water soaked. with good deal
of standing water, and that the grain is now
turning yellow. According to excellent authori
ties, the wet winter has cut down this years
acreage TO not more than so per cent Of last
years
CASH BARLEY.
mon to fair, sLo5a1121s per ctl; Brewing and
Shipping, 81 20 per ctl; Chevalier. S11541. 90
for poor to common and sl.25@1.s5 asked for
choice.
FUTURES.
10 TO 1130 A. m session
Open. High. Low. Close.
December -. le% 1.l1k LOS Ills
OATS-ContinBe firm at previous prices. The
Government report gives the reserve stock In
farmers hands March at 3s4, $4,000
Good to choice Red, $1.1o@1. 80: common to
fair 81. 3o61 .371S White, S1.421a al. .65; Black
sl.6062; Gray, s1.421a @1.5o per ctl.
CORN-Tbe Government report gives the re-
serve stock in farmers hands on March l at
same date last year. The market continues dull
and unchanged.
California small round Yellow, S1.55; large
Yellow, 81 27hG1.32h; White, S1.27h @1.321
Western State sacked-Yellow. $1.1112 30;
white $l.17A 3135; mixed $1.15q1. 30; White
Egyptian, S125: Brown Egyptian, u. .121z Gl-lo
RYE@s1. .40@1.45 per ctl for California ana
81 .95G71. 40 for Utah.
BUGKwHEAT-s2@2 25 per ctl.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Alaska A. Asa Oceanic Co.
Asso Oil Co. A 45 Pac Aux A. Ia -
Cal F A .104 1051S Pae Borax. 1921 -
Cal Wine A. 80 90 Pac Tel Co 109
MV& MtTm. 40
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS

CALIFORNIA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES PLAN
STATE MEETING.
BILL FOR PROTECTION
Provides for Appointment by Govern.
or OF a State Board Of Phar.
msey-All Druggists and As
sistants Must Register.

Guthrie. Okla. Dec l0-At
meeting of the executive committees
OF the Oklahoma and Indian Terri
ory Pharmaceutical associations In
the state meeting which was held
today were discussed and the draft
of bill affecting the interest of
the druggists throughout the state
and which will be presented to the
legislature, considered.
The measure provides for the ap-
pontment OF u state board of phar-
macy by the governor. consisting Of
five members. The association Is
to submit ten names from which the
five are to be chosen
The registration fee for all H.
ccnscd druggists is ten dollars and
for assistants five. In towns of less
than three thouand population and
in the event there Is no druggist
practicing within three miles assist
ants are to be licensed.
All druggists that are legally reg
istered at the time OF the passage
OF the bill will be allowed to con
unuc until July /, 1908. after whicl
all must apply for certificates.
The applicant for a full.nedget
practioners license must be at leas
twenty-onc years old and have haC
four years experience in pharmacy
The assistant must be eighteer
years OF age. and have had the same
experience, school attendance TO b'
deducted from the required length
OF time.
Applicants found guilty OF felony
gross immortality or addicted to tn
use OF intoxicating liquors will b.
refused licenses.
An active lobby will be maintain
ed to see the bill safely throug'
the legislature.
There is nearly n thousand mem
bers OF the Oklahoma and lndiar
Territory associations. which will b.
amalgamatcd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10
CHICAGO Grain.
Ohio Prospeetors Here.

Prof, Hammond, Geo Fassett and
James Mcknight together with sew
eral others from Cunneaut, Ohio.
are in the city prospecting with a
view OF locating here. This Is the
second party OF prospecio"s to have
arrived in this city from that sec
ton OF the country and all-of them
seem TO be favorably impressed with
Ardmore and the surrounding coun.
try, This party will in all probabil-
itV locate in this c,y and engage
H. business.
Aidmore welcomes thos. men ara
w,uts more 10 come In Ike them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10
CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

Humility is seen by Us at its
best when our enemies are wearing
II.
Vice gilds itself not because 1t Is
ashamed of It's ugliness. but be
careo u knows IT to be rcpellant
People who don't know when they
are Ncil OF generally aren't.
Some men are refined. and others
are merely nned-with costs.
II you can't strike while the
irons hot. why. keep pounding away
till II gets hot
The lives OF some Of its friends
hurt religion more than the logic
OF its foes.
cheer whether mans light comes
from heaven.
There's a lot of difference between
saving money and hoping To be saw
ed by It.
Lots OF men can outline bril-.
liant national policy who make a
failure OF ordinary parentagc.
He Is successful manufacturer
who ever makes mistakes.
Talking about the road to heaven
Is not the same as walking In II.
You are free from any divinity
so long AS you despise any humani.
ty.
A woman's love is n paradox: you
cant keep II unless You return II
A woman may talk like a book
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10
WITH THE PERSONNEL OF THE
OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE.
VIEWS OF J. {. HUMPHREY
Both Houses Will teaislate Along
Conservative Lines and Act
in harmony-Bettie Lison Case
to Be Affirmed.

The personnel OF both houses OF
the Oklahoma legislature are above
the average individually, and seem
to be men ofsuperior attalnments,"
remarked J. +. Humphrey. a prom.
incnt republican OF this city who
has just returned from st. Louis.
but who stopped at Guthrie on his
way home In speaking of the i'm.
preston made on him by visit to
the two houses, Mr.. Humphrey said
Il do not feel any uneasness that
| the legislature OF the state OF Ok.
lahoma will enact any radical legis
latlon II seems to be the sole Ob
Ject of the individual members to
act with conservatism. was more
than favorably impressed with the
senate. and | know that that body
will eglslate along conservative
lines. The men who compose the
senate are above the average and
want to do the right thing. As e.
the lower house. 1t is far above the
average house of representatives H.
any of the older states and 1t seems
to be the sole object OF the mem.
bership OF that body to act in con.
junction with the senate and pass
conservative legislation and laws"
Mr.. Humphrey was In St Louis
as a special attorney for the gov
erumerlt tn the celebrated Bot.
tie Llgon case. and when asked
to what he thought would be the
outcome of that case, said: Il dc
not feel any uneasiness. whatever
and expect that within the course
of the next thirty days an opinion
will be handed down affirming the
opinion rendered by the territorial
supreme court" The judges never
intimated what they would decid,
except by the various questions ask
ed by some OF the bench to the at
torneys during the course of the ar
gument."
When asked as to the statement
made by Mr.. BallInger. one of the
attorneys for the plaintiffs in tn
case, accusing crozy man OF writ
ing the opinion that caused the dc
partment to rule as 1t did, he said
MIR. Ballinger. during the course
OF his argument, stated that vita
in short time after the opinio,
which guided the department OF In
torior in keeping the freedmen cf
OF the rolls was handed In, ,ha. tn,
attorney who rendered the opinion
was declared crazy. The opinion
however. was that freedmen WhC
were slaves to the Indians and ro
considered more than any othcl
chattel could not inherit any Ian,
and were without any status 80 ia,
as being heirs. It was mere In
cident and nothing more"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10

Visit Struck's Cafe for something
good to eat 84
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10

but when II comes to shutting her
up like one-that's another matter.
A sharp appetite can get along
with a duh knife.
Revenge Is sweet. but 1t may be a
case ~ sour grapes.
II Is hard To keep up appearances
and also keep down expenses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10
TO THE PUBLIC:

Referring to the card In the Morn
ing Democrat OF yesterday, signed by
Mr.. s. 7. Bedsoe, as attorney for
The United States Fidelity & Guar.
snty Company, the public mind might
be led to infer that Mr.. G. N. Gun.
ningham, who was formerly the gen.
eral agent for the company, was try
ing to collect monies due the com
pany. and was endeavoring to act
on behalf OF the company in other
matters without authority to do so.
We feel It our duty to say to the
public that in the controversy be.
tween Mr.. Cunningham and the com.
pany. he is acting under our sdvices,
and he is not attempting to collect
any money due the company on any
account, or to act in any other ca
pacity for or on behalf Of said com
pany. Respectfully,
J. T. COLEMAN,
J. W. hARRElD,
Attorneys for G. n. Cunningham
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10
IF ANY OF THE STATE iNSTi-
TUTloNs ARE WANTED.
S.KAToR GRAHAM ENQUIRIES
OF the State to Help Us-Ard.
more Should Make Known
Her Wants and Go In.

u. A. Ragland has returned TO
the city from trip to Western
Oklahoma. Going to and returning
from his objective points he stopped
at Guthrie, the state capital. MIR.
Ragland stated to the Ardmoreitc
that he had talked with Senator J.
Clinton Graham while in Guthrie
and foundGlat distinguished gentle
man inqulsitiye of Ardmore's wants
and desires in the matter relative to
the location OF the eleemosynary In
stitutions for the state Having
had legislative experience myself,
said Mr. Ragland. Il can appreciate
MIR. Graham's position. The senator
Is willing and is Ardmore's friend,
but Ardmore people should take the
initiative by expressing her wants.
Ardmore should vie with other
| towns and make pull all together,
with one single aim. | suggest that
| the Ardmore Commercial Club get
busy"
Mr.. Ragland added, Senator Ora
ham was given the highest recogni'
ton by the democratic senate eau
Gus by being chosen chairman OF
Judiciary Committee No. /. In leg
islative assemblies this honor Is
usually bestowed upon members be
cause of their recognized ability ms
n candidate for the honor, but II
fell to him upon his merits. He
was also accorded courtesy by
the president of the senate which
fell to him or the same terms
While a member of the Constitution
al Convention Mr.. Graham champi
oned the cause OF Jim Crow" ant
yas unrelentless In his efforts I,
embrace It In the fundamental law
Because OF the distinction alread!
won by Graham. the presiding OF
ficor recognized him to Introduce
this measure, Senate Bill No. l
which Will become the law. AS ;
consequence Graham has been dub
bed "Jim Grow" He wears hi'
nickname blushingly."
What about Governor Haskell?
Haskell is political strate gist
strategist whose word goes Mr.
Ragland replied. 1T certainly looki
as II he desires to succeed our shor
term senator in the United State;
congress. II he misses. his popu
larity will have to wear off"
DO you regard the political situa
tlon favorable for Ardmore to oh
tain one OF the state institutions?
Decidedly. do. There is rum
bling noise In nearly every county
Just how many are considering 1
can not be told just yet but Ard
more needs TO do something, II sh'
wants TO be successful. Senate
Graham Is ready to hear from us
His Influence Il transcendent II
Guthrie, but II must not be expect
ed OF him to do It all, That Il
reasonable, and should be accorded
, did not talk with Mr.. Graham
! colleague. MIR. Little, OF sulphur, no
: with either Of our representatives
, but am sure they will enlist II
Ardmore's behalf. II We make
fight. Senator Graham will put hi
, whole talent at Ardmore's service
/ and he has a great deal on hand
/ Graham has a bright future"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-10
Police Court News.

One drunk one dlsturber OF the
peace and one fighter paid their
usual fine to the police judge this
morning. One fighter was released
after having proved to the court
that he was not guilty in bringing
ON the difficulty.