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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-27
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
c. Anderson, Bachelor ofApolIonia
Was Stricken Monday

was SkTESKEN WEUNudy
G. Anderson, an unmarried man
living on his homestead abodt a mile
and Il half northwest of Apollonia,
was evidently struck by lightning
during a passing thunder storm
Monday evening about O'Clock.
His brother and wife were visiting at
a neighbor's and when they came
home they found him stretched out
upon the floor dead.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-27

DAyIs-NELsON.-Loyd D. Davis and
Miss Florence Nelson, both of Lady
smith, took the limited Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis, where it is
reported they were married and went
to Viroqua on their wedding trip.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-27
MARRIED

T'HOS. BARKER, Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
SOUTHERNERS BEATEN.
OUTCLASSED ON COURTS.
Hackett and alexander Hin Right
to ChaILenge for Tennis Title.

In contest wofully one sided Harold H
Hackett and Frederick e. Alexander, holders OF
the Western lawn tennis doubles title defeated
the Southern champions Nat Thornton and
Bryan II. Grant, Of Atlanta, yesterday on the
turf Of the Crescent Athletic Club, at Bay Ridge
The Southerners won only four games out of
the three sets. as the final score was 6-2. 6-1
and 81 To the minds Of the majority of the
lawn tennis followers the match decided tho
title in the doubles for this year. Hackett and
Alexander by their victory succeeding to the
national championship previously held by Hol-
cornbe Ward and Beals c. Wright Whether or
not the latter pair will default the challenge
match with which the Newport tournament
opens next Tuesday appeared to be in doubt
A I. Hoskins OF the national executive COM
Tnittee, who acted referee OF the match, said
that it was not at all certain that Ward and
Wright would not defend. and that the great
doubles match might be the inaugural feature OF
the Casino courts in former years. Possibly
the question will not be settled until the play
ers arrive in Newport tomorrow. Wright en-
tered with Raymond D. Little for the Eastern
doubles at Longwood and was defeated II Is
said however that there is no rule to debar him
from defeniing with Ward should the pair and
the officials decide that the match must be
played
At all stages Of the contest yesterday Hackett
and Alexander held the mastery. This pair
which journeyed TO Chicago to win the Western
title. displayed in all departments of the game
that they unQuestionably hold the supremacy as
q tennis doubles pair Of all the teams on the
courts this season Hackett as coolly self
contained as he had been on the previous day
in the match against William J. CIothier and
William a Larned. Alexander, on the other
hand, appeared erratic at times. This was evil
dent by the power which he put into his strokes.
Often he HIT the bail much TOO hard, and IN
consequence his total of errors nets and outs
was In excess of such points lost by his partner
To record that the Southern pair were out
classed is only to do them simple justice. Both
courts Then they have not mastered the
technique OF handling the swift volleys and
smashes Of such men as Hackett and Alexander
The stop-volley appeared unknown to them. and
Grant in particular hit the ball out of court
times without number. Actually they went
down to defeat more on their errors than on the
points earned against them. Hackett and Alex
ander scored a total of IS points for the match,
against SO for their opponents.
The point score Of the match by games and
sets follows:
assss': assss "a sPe 4s5:ssss A3;saaa.:
Second set
aackett and Alexander.....3 4-33 9
Grant and Thornton. .......5 90 !
Third
GIANT aaGassl and ahf Thornfon Is
Referee-A. L. Hoskins. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

CoIston and Torrance and Mrs. Nicholas and
Watson Victors in Last Sets.
by Telephone to The Tribune. !

Southampton. Long Island, Aug l7-Fredericl,
c. ColstOn and Harry Torrance captured the mems
doubles final match here to-day, while the nrizas
the mixed doubles Mrs. Nicholas and
c. Frederick Watson, jr., by easy victory These
matches brought the most important tournament
ever held upon the turf of the exclusive Meadow
Club Il end The attendance Of the cottage
colony during the progress Of both of the finals
contributed TO the brillancy Of the ending The
interest high during the contest In the mems
event. as Colston and Torrance. the Yale-Enele-
wood combination, were compelled fight out
each point with their opponents, Herbert L. West
fall and Wylie c. Grant. Two Of the sets went IN
deuce and In the third Westfal and Grant were
several times within stroke of taking the lead
AT the close they were defeated, 81. Co. 1O-S
81.
This match brought out some of the best doubles
tennis witnessed on these famous Long Island
courts Westfall the youngster who began his
game on the courts Of the Kings County Club
showing unusual strength. With Grant he started
with rush and had the lead at 81 on games be-
fore Colston and Torrance successful in
checking their opponents driving and smashing
Then the score went TO 3-an the Yale and
Englewood pair made good Of deep lobs. The
rallies were all fast, WestfaI shooting the ball
over the frequently for clean passes by his
powerful forohand stroke. BY steadiness Westfan
and Grant managed win this set at 7-5 after
which the latter showed disposition TO let down
In his game
Continuing their lobbing and driving tactics Col
ston and Torrance made quick work of the second
set. They directed their returns mostly TO Grant
and at s-2 had scored by his lapses of nets and
outs. Westfan fairly pulled Grant along with him
in the third His work clever, as he was
keen for every opening in the opposite court. He
was deadly In his placing, and whenever the ball
came him at good height his s9aashes were
spectacular.
Grants effort was not sustained in the fourth
set, and, despite the pluclSy work Westfall the
faded from the contest, while Coiston and Tor
raEce made all Of the playing. The latter were on
their mettle in this set, and easily at FL
The racket work OF the women in the mixed dou-
bies unusually good Mrs Nicholas ueid her
the court with c. Frederick Watson IT,
of Orange Against Miss Rowland sne plaved
sharply, the rallies between the women being one
o. the CHIEF features OF the contest Frederick c.
Coiston also played in this contest, but he was
fattsued from the previous match In The doubles
and failed tc A,ow 81 his best
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Detroit. Aug II (SpeciaD The New York Yam
KEGS made Il three straight by defeating Detroit
again to-day by q score OF to g. Although eleven
hits were made from Chesbro's delivery and the
same number off F<illIan pitched for Detroit
the Yankees more successful In bunchins tnern
and were helped in their scoring by errors
All three made by the Tigers counted IN
the scoring for the Yankees. Their fielding was a
marked contrast that shown by the visitors. who
played a perfect fielding game. Elberfeld, the
shortstop was again at his best, making four clever
assists. Chesbro made five.
In the eighth inning the home tied the score,
two OF them crossing the plate. IN the ninth in
ming the visitors again hit kan's delivery freely.
which netted them two runs and gave them the
game. II was announced that the teams would
play here tomorrow. II will be the first Sunday
game played here In five years The score
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
BROOKLYN BEATS THE REDS TWICE

Brooklyn won both games of a double header
with Cincinnati at Washington Park, Brooklyn,
Yesterday the first game by score OF to 3. and
the second by a whitewash. The second game
called at the ending the seventh inning. accord
ing TO agreement, when the score to O.
In both games the SUperbas played circles around
the Reds In the first game combination of four
singles triple and a fly In the seventh inning
gave the Superbas four and the game. In the
second inning of the second game Humrnel hit the
ball to the clubhouse and made circuit of the
bases Two runs were made later In the game, but
these were taken only to be the safe side. The
scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
PONY RAcEs Al aAY sAoRE

The fall pony and steeulechase meet OF the
Bay Shore Horse Show Association viii ne held
at the associations grounds. Oakwood Park Bay
Shore Labor Day The meeting will take
place under the rules of the National Steepechase
and Hunt Association. The purses to be awarded
are much larger than anv the association has
given IN the past and should attract many OF the
amateur racing stables OF Long Island. Boston and
PhIadeiphiA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
SENDER CLASS BOATS FOR SPAIN.

Kiel, Germany. Aug 1.-THE American sender
class Yachts Spokane l. Merblehead and Chewink
VIII were sent TO Hamburg to-day for shipment
70 Bilbao, Spain. where they viii take part In a
regatta in she first week in September. under the
auspices CT King Alfonso f. Lewis Clarke after
weeks entertainment here. win sail for Spain
with the s5ospon party board the British char
tered yacnt Golden Eagle. His yacht Emer-
a,d VIII meet him in Spanish waters. The Amer
will mostly remain here until the German
boats decide which of them is TO have Emperor
Williams Cup They gin again tomorrow
for that trophy. the Americans being out of IL.
Ma-blehea6. Mass, Aug 17-On behalf of the
Eastern Yacht Club. a cable message of congratu-
latiOn sent to Germany to-day. The MESA ge
follows:
Prince Henry, Kaiserlicher Yacht Club. Kiel
Eastern Yacht Club sends hearty congratl,la-
fions 20 German yachtsnen for successful defence
or CUP HENRY TAGGARD Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
THE IMP WINS AT OYSTER eAy
IBy Telephone to The Tr

IBy Telephone 70 The Tribune.l
OYSTER Bay, Aug 17.-Seven OF the Seawa,
haka Corinthian 15-footers sailed off here to-dav
one Of the most interesting races of the season
W. S. Landon again the winner In his speesv
creation, the Imp The course thirteen miles
and the boats made excellent time being driven
by strong southwest wind. The Imp led at every
stage Of the voyage. E Roosevelt's Crllse was
second
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

Az pottsville-Pottsville. 8; Newark fhrst Eame);
Pottev.ile Is: Newark. camel
A Easton-Eaxton, Z Tamaqua, 8
At Misunderstanding. 4: Allentown (drsc eame) !:
Allentown. g. Reading (second game).
Brooklyn-Brookiyn, s; Elizabeth, { (drst
Elisabeth- 8: Brooklyn. lseoond gama1a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Wilkesbarre-wi -wilkesbarre. 10; Albany / (frst
camel; wikesbarre. 5: Albany. (second game).
At Scranton-Scranton. Z Troy. (frst game) I;
/: Troy. o (second camel
At Binghamton-Utica ?; Bnghamton. thrst
At syracuse-A. ]. & G.. o. Syracuse. (hrst game);
A, J. & c.. s; Syracuse, i tsecond game).
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Game called by agreement of inning
Two, base hit-Kane Three e-base hit-Hummell- Sac
rife hit-Lobert. Stolen base-Hugeins Double pisv-
KGeker to teEis Il Left & on bssescjneinnati Brook
! 2 First base eTror-BrcokIyn. J. Struck ouf-FSv
Rueker g.: by Coskley. Time OF game I:32 I'm.
pires-Klem and Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
FIRST GAME
Totals ...33 4 IL % II 2


.'Batted Tor Bergen In seventh Inning.
Cincinnati ..............0 O / O 0 O. q
Brooklyn o o
Two-base ht-LumIey Three-base ht-Bufch. Sac
rifce hits-Odweil Lewis. Left bases-Cncnnati
2; Brooklyn, z; First base balls--On weiIner. q
off Mcintyre . Struck out-By Wemer, S: by Me-
Intyre, 2. Wild pitch--Wemer. Time, I:40 Urn-
pIres-Johnson and KLEIN.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
PHILADELPHIA WINS TWICE

Philadelphia .........o o Ks l2 0
st Louis .........0 90 10 2
Batterie.-Philaaephia. Brown and Doom: st. Louis
Mc(Slynn Noonan
tSecond garne)- X n E.
Philadelphia ................o o x-6 4
81 Louis ..................0 o o o o G-1 o
Batteres-Philadeiphia Sparks and Jacksch; St
Marsh all and Noonan. Umpire. Car
-ansGr
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
uNo WINS AT BELLE HaReoR

c. Lang's Cac the winner of the race for
Email sloops the Belle Earbor Yacht Club yes
terday The contest the second Ia the special
series sor q prize offered by the regatta commit
tee of the club. The result Of the makes the
series tie between the Uno and the Coots, and
The deciding race win be sailed rext Saturday.
The rlnnsary follows.
erf5clAl. Rae FOR SMALL sIooFs-sTART ass
COURSE. So MILES
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
BOSTON SHUT OUT ST. LOUIS.

At st. Louis R II. r.
Boston 3, Iaa. ;....:....... d99 Cd !
Batteres-Boston. Pruit and Shaw: ST. Louis. Howell
nrA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
GIANTS IN THIRD PLACE.
Mathevson Pitched, but CUBS Won
TzceIUe-Inning Game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled
RESULTS OF GAMES YES ERONf.

Chicago, 8; New York. 2.
Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati. (frst gamc).
Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati. (second camel
Pittsburg s.; Boston, l.
Philadelphia. 5; st. Louis. (frst gamcl.
Philadelphia, s; St Louis (second saihe''
NaTIoNEI LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT
CHESBRO IN FINE FORM
His Control and Costly Detroit
Errors Wun for Yankees.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York Detroit.
Boston st. Louis
Washinston Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, s; Detroit g.
Cleveland. s; Philadelphia. o.
Washington g; Chicago. o.
Boston. L; st. LOUIS o.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
PITTsEpRG. 3; BOSTON. /

Boston X II. E.
Pittsburg ............1 o-5 10
boston ..............o 0-1 10
MISUNDERSTANDING Lieheld and Phelps; Boston, Dor
and Rrown Umpire OF
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
" Brown in ninth inning. tBatted for Doyle

"atted for Brown in ninth inning tBatted for Doyle
Tw9~tase hits-schuIte, Chance. run-RIing.
Sacrifice hits-Browne ~ Bowerman. Seymour, sheck
Stolen bases-Bresnahan Steinfeidt Double
play-Schulte Killing Left on bases-chicago 0; New
York g. Base on balls-Mathewson. Struck out-By
Mathewson o: by Brown. l. Time 2:2o Umpires-
Fhnslie Attendance. &.OO0.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
WASHINGTON, 2: CHICAGO. o.

! AT Chicago I n e.
| Washington. ........- I o[ II
Ratteries-Washngton C. Smith and Block Chicago,
| Patterson White and Hart
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Cr.EvE1.ANp. 6; PHILADELPHIA.

. Cleveland: r h e.
S3SYsIsPsi SbIis9siSiia ii;::..: o-S 3
Batteries-Cleveland Clarke: Philadelphia,
Plank, BARLEY and Powers.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

SIXTH RACE.-Hanaicap; for threevear-oIds: fur
longs. Start fair. Won driving Time. ia. Win
ner. ch C. by Gcldhnch-Graciosity. Owner. p j.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Detroit --.-.......-.----- ! D 0 o D o o o-5
Two-base hits-KilIan Laporte % Three-base hit
Downs sacrifice hit-Conroy stolen basesTJones.
baEes-New YORK. I; Detroit. 8 First base balls
chesbro. 4: OF Kian, p First base on errors-Nes
York . Struck out-By Chesbro. A. by kilan- s.
Time Umpre-SheTidan-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

SECOND RACE-THE sHILLEI4AH SrEEPLECHAS--;
FOR four-year-ods and upward: about two niles and
a half start good. all out Time. $40 Win
ner ch. g. by Goodrich-ManOla Mason Owner. :.
A. Clark. ,,..,-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
SECOND nAAIE
SEtUl
BROOKLYN

'Batted for Coakley in the inning
1IoOhIyH U ] y j o r-3
Cincinnati. o o o o 90
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
EnrPrRE 80 EI-NTlrARTEs

FIRST RACE-SeIlings for rwo-year-olds. five ard .
half f1riopgs- start good Won ridden cut Tine
los. Winner. BY Rusktn II-Niss BAL
Owner H H Selby.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

SIXTH RACF-For rour-year-ot3s ard urvard one .s -
and sixteenth. start good Won driving ,I-L1,a
I:4S%. Winner. ch- by Rley-Clara NH--
owner NJ J. DAILY s...s,S
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

FOURTH RACE-THE GttEAT kf.F o6st4G @ , - j -;
quarter Start good Won easily. Time. Eli
Winner. ch. c.. by Voter-Cerito. owner. J. t.
Keene.
Horse W.T. Start str. Finish. Jockey. 81 Pi
ballot: ds 1ds u !. RiisT,;l;-. Rdrsma5 ~
rSamGn9K; faun TSx,rs 10 10 ! Rnapp 1870
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

FIFTH RACF-Selng: for three-year-Olds and upward
gentlemen riders; mile. start good Won easily
Time 1:4ss. Winner. CHI c. by Toddlngton-Oscu-
lation Owner L. MuIligan
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
SARATOGA SUNfAfARIE

FIRST RACE--Seing for two-yeaf-o4as; i've and a
half furlougs start good. Won driving. Time. los.
Winner. b. c.. by Inspector B-Seraph1ne owner r
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
sAdded starter

FIFTH RACE-seuinz. tor thrse-year-olds: enc n1ts
ana a hundred yards start good Won easlts-
Time. Winner. b. c.. b. Ahert-ls's-'-
Owner NJ Clancy -.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
w. @ Wilson'S

THIRD RACE.-THE HOPEFUL Sta
year-olds; six furlonss start goo
Time. f:i5. Winner. b. C. by Gol(
Maxim. Owner. F. J. Farrell.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

FOURTH RACE-THE MORRTSANIA HANDICAP; for
three-year-Olds and upward: about six turionsS
start good Won easily Time, 40. Wilmer el-
c. by woosthorpe-A1uminurn- Owner. T. G. NoA-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

SECOND RACE.-For four-year-clds ard upward: chi
mile and a hundred yards. start good won easily
Time 1:4s@. Winner. blk T.. by Knight u ths
ThIstle-Interest Owner. & 5 Gurherte- -.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

THIRD RACE--For tvo-yea--ods: i've and bar Ilr-
longs starr good Won easily. Time. lots W.T.
ner br c by COmpute-K0nurasakt. Owner. WIZ
lam Walker. -,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Jersey City. s: Montreal 8.
Ealtis.ore. 2: Buffalo. FIRST gamel.
Buffalo. 4; Baltimore. (second gamel-
Newark .: Rochester. O.
Providence. a: Toronto. (d-st game. .h
Providence. 1fs Toronto. g (-econi ga"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-04
INAUGURAL EVENT
PREPARATIONS ARE UNDER WAY
FOR A GREAT CELEBRATION.
RECEPTION AND BALL.
Ardmoreite Special.

Ardmoreite Special.
Guthrie, Okla, oct. A movement
has been started by local democrats
headed by Judges 4. G. c. Bierer
and Frank Dale. TO make plans for
the inauguration of Governor-elect
c y, Haskell.
A reception and BALL preceded by
the inaugural ceremonies. are on the
program, 1t is proposed to have the
Oklahoma national gurad and the nh
iitia bodies of Indian Territory form
part OF the parade, which will be
one of the chief features
The arrangements have not assum.
ed definite shape, in view OF the fact
that a suitable building for holding
the reception has not been decided
on.
Adiutant General Alva J. Niles has
notified Captain Haskell B Talley,
commanding Troop 4. OF the First
Indian Territory cavalry. yet a pro.
yisional organization, that the mill
tia OF that section OF the proposed
new state will have part in the in.
auguration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-04
ANNULS CHARTER
JUDGE BURFoRp HITS THE PLY.
Sio.MEDlcAL SOCIETY AT
GUTHRIE HARD BLOW.
\rdmoreite Special.

\rdmoreite Special.
Guthrie, Okla, oct An district
court yesterday afternoon Judge Bur.
sord handed down a decision In the
case of the territory against the
Physiological society. annulling the
charter of the organization In Okla.
homa.
The suit Is the result of an ac-
tive prosecution by members OF the
attorney generals Office. The defend
ant corporation is charged with issu'
ing fake" certificates enabling inefii'
cient doctors to practice law. The
society had its headquarters In Guth'
rie and for awhile had flourishing
patronage. 1t even established a mail
order business, selling certificates to
missionaries desiring TO practice medi'
cine in foreign countries.
The faculty" OF the society plan
ned to build a college to teach EN-
bryo medics the Swedish" and va
rious other movements" II was then
the attorney general stepped in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-04
sUsveRrINo THE CONSTITUTION

In his recent speech at jamestown.
Judge Parker performed great pub.
lie service by analyzing the funda.
mental policy OF the Roosevelt reg.
ime. He quoted from the text of
the presidents Harrisburg speech the
words. We need. through executive
action, through legislative action and
through judicial Interpretation and
construction OF law. to increase the
power CT the federal government. 4:
We fail thus TO increase II We show
our Impotence" Judge Parker's prln.
cipal objection to this revolutionary
not to say reasonable policy, was
In substance that IL is brazen. une.
quivocal proposal TO substitute for
the constitution government by
commissions that In the end, through
successive expansions OF the com.
merce clause OF the constitution,
might cover almost every incident OF
productive and creative energy. Not by
a constitutional amendment, but
through the concerted action OF the
executive. the legislative and the
judicial departments of the federal
government. That It was. In other
words. proposal to change essen
TALLY the form of government in
these United States by the creation
of commissions empowered to deal
judicially with special subjects; by
the comforting upon the same com
missions OF legislative functions
through delegation of the power com
mitted TO congress by the constitu
tion; and finally by committing TO tn,
executive the unrestricted power o
appointing and removing the mem
bers of such commissions; thus IN
practical effect concentrating In tn,
hands of the executive alone un
limited power. Judge Parker has dis
covered the real issue upon which
the next campaign must be fought
and he has presented II with q clear
ness which will cammand attention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-04

Ardmoreite Special.

hTuWOrelte SpcClal.
Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 4.-Pardon for
an early day slayer. Frank Ellis, was
denied today by acting governor Fill
SON Ellis was convicted of killing
Farris Clayton. member of the po-
lice force. His defense was insanity
and doctors during the trial testi-
fled to that effect, but the jury
found him guilty and he was sem
fenced to four years in the peni-
tentiary.
The warden of that institution re-
fused to accept the prisoner because
of his feeble mental state, and FL
lis was sent to Norman, the officials
OF the territory asylum there de-
/ claring him sane. Ellis has been in
Jail here since. His term will ex-
ire in 1908.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-04
Haskell Chooses Secretary.

Guthrie, Ok, Oct at Is announc.
ed today from n semi-of,icial source
that Gov-elcct Charles n. Haskell has
chosen J. Il Wyands OF Muskogee to
he his private secretary Mr.. Wyands
Is chairman Of the Muskogee county
board OF commissioners. an appointee
of the constitutional convention, and
was chosen n member by the conven
tion OF the supreme state election
board, which was knocked out by the
supreme court decisions. During the
past campaign he was in charge OF
the democratic statp speakers bu'
reau.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-04

The largest mortgage ever filed At
Tulsa has just been recorded in the
United States clerks Office by the
Oklahoma Gas Co. In favor OF the
Colonial Trust Co. OF Poughkeepsie,
Pa, for s2,O0O0O0. The mortgage In.
wolves a bond issue for this amount
of money the bonds being purchased
by the Colonial Co. The Oklahoma
Natural Gas Co. is now building n
gas line, their inten, being to fur
nish Enid, Oklahoma City, Shawnee
and Guthrie with the product OF the
Red Fork fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-04
ARDMORe FURNITURE co.

does not want TO advertise without
paper and get 10 per cent of this
week.
A Few ss$
look big to us and will buy lots
of furniture at the Ardmore Furni.
ture Cos. store for 60 days
Our Warehouses
are loaded down and we want to
unload. II you have any money the
Ardmore Furniture Co. wants to trade
you goods for It at low price.
Furniture Repairing.
upholstering. repairing, vanishing.
packing and shipping done by the
Ardmore Furniture Co.
Large Line
Leather goods. Dayenpcfts, chairs and
rockers, In Mission. Early English anu
golden oak finish. The Ardmore Fur.
nisire Co. wants to sell these goods
at prices that will move them.
Don't Fail
to see our new goods In Birdseye
maple, mahogany and golden oak.
Rugs.
A big line OF rugs, Administer, Vel
vet. Ingram, Crex grass rugs and
granates, 9xl2, $3.50 to $50. Let the
Ardmore Furniture Co. show you the
line.
We are headquarters for the big.
gest and largest assortment of furni-
ture, rugs, mating and house fur
nishing goods.