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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

CITY ATTORNEY OF WEST Sc.
ArTLE DEMANDS THAT
COUNTY COMMISSIONER RE.
WOKE lLLgoAL sALoos IL
cgnsEs--sAys NO slpE srEp.
PING ~ COUNTY OFFICIALS
VIAL &c ALLOWED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
SENTENCE IS
IMPOSED
REALISTIC MOVING
PICTURES.

= teeripps Telegraph servies.D /,
= LONDON. April 20 va. ,
. liam Ieltk. lmpefsonatlng a /,
. hignalman bound 10 the rails /,
= ~ robbers IN moving pictures ,
: 81 train Nfvcking scene was ,
= killed today A mistake was ,
: made IN signals and che train I
. Tailed 20 stop and rua over ,
Zeilz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

The new club ruems 81 The
Eagles lodge a. seventh aud Pine.
nrre formally opened last night by
= banquet which was attended hy
over iaao members and friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

rtat1las seeond bis sunnsl be.
40. a. tfss city WAS begun yesterday.
sksm the rnlau Pacific commenced
snas A. Fcagsh az. and jackson -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

a Not Believe viii Be Held Responsible" Says
Nan Who Ran the Dakota Aground--Investiga-
,iou Before Inspectors Ended-Two Witnesses
Examined.

pid fou take any sounainka in,-
nediatsls following the accident
Yes | took two soundlngu.
found the dspgh al the bow OF the
ahip u fa,hoWa The ship Was Ia
eiiusd 70 the stareoara slightly. The
ship fitted sea rapidly to use the
tnmEn. went below immediatei,
anh found tne water ~ 60 the ~
loon floor In 20 minutes the hoN
q the ship Nss under water.
At that time l glanced toward
land and noticed the ehip vas With
IN mile ~ shore. All through the
ordeal of leaving tbs sinking ship
the ervw was orderly ard responded
to commands a. well - they could
under he circumstances am pos
iliss when ! So that l would have
teid ths captain had feit am
eonevFn about the nakoiAs safety
v hen first discovered IL Close
pfexlmity % The shore
THIS concluded the Testimony ~
chief offiees Roberts.
Robert :. fsul chief engineer
was called
= WAS on deck when the weasel
struck" he said 4 sent beluN an
fast - I could when the accident
eeearred II eeul1 have been mot
mnrv than three minutes after the
accident whea | arrived beiou. and
the water Was then up TO the
cylinders u the engines. IN seven
minutes The fires Wefe Pat cat BY
the rushing ~agsr. 50 great Vas
the force 81 ths water that the
toors 10 the Eatfsyn aud the firr-
msu's section we're crushed In. Ess
sFy man VAS ~ hts post uhrn
arrived beiow afsnnuxh many o.
the smsIas~rs ssfc waist deer in
water. Whsn l san there was
nashins Tor my men to DO below We
usnt On deck ~ that time the
beats Ners II ths rail- and the
passengers were aboard and many
u the crew. were ssanntng the boass.
Ny men we're the Ass Of the efe~
% leave ths ship
rhesshs Captain Nrs.~.
pid net the shore look pretty
elo@~ TO yea wheu yon were on
dsrs Just bsfsFe The accident
ASKED Mr. Turnsr. who VAS exaaa-
lniuk raul
II iSeksd rsthsr close % me.
b8t thought The captain knew hts
business better than did
eauia have spaksn Ia thr captain
AZ once had ! felt any concern over
he safsfY~of the vessel but Aa u
sas paid little attention "a the
ship's eoufsg. rnssstY ktAneinE II ths
light house. ! am aBrr upthink could
have besu dons IN my Department
ia an attempt n save the snip
We bad 10 trouble with the
st~aFins gear
VITA raufn testimony Inspector
Turner announced that the tuVssti-
katfou uas ciensa Al shls time ths
Inspector said Il would likely be a
seek before TIRE testimony ecaid be
eeus over and compared and q de-
eision made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
open SHOP" SAY
THE BOSS TA|LORS

THREATEN TO HIRE NON.
UNION MEN ~ STRIKERS
DON'T CONE TO TIME MON.
pA1--cosrLicT IS OVER
EXTRAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Or. q A Henry. the evangelist.
began scrles of meeting last
nirht n the Tabernacle Baptist
church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

QUAKE:S

tssripps Telegraph Ssrvies.l
BOSTON. April 20 Eariy today
day auakcs were felt Ia Fairyiew
and aauih Pailey,
coasTANTfNOPLE. April 20 =
A slight earthquake occurred here
thIs morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

HUNTS UP PRoHiBlTioNlsT
LEADER TO Tell HIM ABOUT
DRUG BILL-wHGELs wtrHiN
WHEELS IN ACTION az DRUG
oisTs WHO SEEK TO SELL
LIQUOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

days specified. and city hall Off
elaia says that they caaaos ses that
The aeu clause siii effectively Inn.
uasia The mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
PORT ARTHUR BANK
SUES FOR S 36,194

NATIONAL BANK or COM
mgacE SUED FOR ZIG DRAFT
WHICH WAS PAID WHEN THE
BOOKS OF RUSSIAN BANK
WE'RE IN the HANDS or
soLplE rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

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o. - - sf,.rn.,s. "a
- -. - - - ~. -,
> 49,, 5000.
-. :. a.. p.ss,t.e
VI -. ~ a. -
!
-. a..stts ~
a'@ - Y. = s,a.,,,,~. 80.
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- - ~, =. -. 80.
- - ......... a., wut
~ ...ts - 49,
- 49, 49,
=
hesfsHa - enosa
~ as<eI xatten before In
&9ss.s WhHuey and Turner Nas
-, Il u e'siaek this uiesninE
- Fnkseke vas al Interested
e<z,ar taf uax not reeaitsi 60
= sszaA rs tsetinoey hasing
- esnerlftsa Yesserstay
- two ussNesses acre FxatHimed.
- s,<H trssinsoss ess hr,sf They
IS A. RsaeftA chief efflcsr %
= 141asz. ard Robert : Paul.
- snxin<E fheif testimony
- - ..,'... -.
-. \. - = w ..'..s s-s,s.
~ /" .,,,-
- s.s.. - - - -. -.
- = -. ..s
~1 = - - =
80 - s','sF s.'''sz 80
~ = - - = -
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-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
eompIalnts About siree,.

Mrs. Laura Sandheim. not giving
her address. has complained 10 the
board OF public works Of the bad
condition Of l.akevlev av.. in the
vicinity OF Park Drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
Writer for Star Says Proposal to Unite the Unhap-
PLY Married Is SUPERB luOus in Gay City Like
Seattle--Finds 1t Only Suited to Birdsview Re-
SidentS

! ISOLATE with the oriole unless he
comes down and changes his
feathers.
So. perhaps. his suggestion Of A
correspondence club, bureau for
the Interchange Of marital conf.
donces. Is the best one TO iii his
case. Although he is thoroughly
and irrevocahly married. according
TO his own confession. he desires
some safe and respectable outlet
for his craving for human compan-
ionshlp.
Certainly no clandestine eompan-
ionship could be more safe and re-
spectacle than an anemic eorrespon-
dence with one YOU have never
seen. To make Il more safe. I sug.
gost that the letters be typewriter
and unsigned. Anything that is safe.
Is respectable
can imagine the plight OF the,
Birdsview writer
Bliohted Faneies.
wonder II the slip Of girl who
fired his youthful Imagination until
Il deceived him into believing that
nc felt the pangs OF true love. has
lost her sylphlike form. her satin
check and her saucy air / wonder
II her waist has expanded until its
curves are all convex excepting
when sufficiently compressed.
wonder II the cares OF life and chill
dren have left their marks ON her
mind and temper until existence has
been robbed % all poetry and
charm.
But. not knowing the specific
complaints In this case, C Is hard
20 make a psychological ANALYSIS.
The only deduction apparent Is that
the RlrisviCw man wants "a change.
a little excitement 20 make him for.
set his troubles. and he Is wise, In.
deed, II he can hold himself down
o. the innocent pastimo Of better
NittihH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

!. !. "a ssllsss ! need VERY a.
. ,.ssems 81 the inNessiaat'enl
!. :. s>sssss ! viii BE- held 70.
-. A. shs less 81 the ahlp,
- ~ ~as eeNesrned the
-, ..s unsVeleabie, oniy q
-. .ax kae~s What Il - 10
I ! sxs . she ard then lose
n. !, ~sl.ss how ! felt ard De
q. .sssf the disaster 60 the
80. a. IL am held respen'
"a bar a Like q man,
-. / sssla net help IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
CAR MEN To
STRIKE

san FRANCISCO. Aprn go.
President Calhoun. q the United
Railroads. declared today that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
BY FRANCIS 2. SINGLETON

Where is the solaoe for the un.
happily married.
To whom can they safely turn
without invoking the entansling al
liances which make life interesting
How can they express their pcnt
up emotions and affections without
opening the doors Of the divorce
courts
These are the questions which
present themselves to me on read.
ing the appeal OF the Birdsview hus.
hand and father who has lost IN.
tcrcst In life and who suggests a
correspondence club for the unhap-
pill married that selace may be OBJ.
alned by the Interchange Of soulful
letters. trimming with sympathy
and COMMUNICATION.
Not SO in City.
BrdsYiew may be a logical resi-.
dcnCe Of discontinued man who
makes such suggestion. Certainly
no citizen OF Seattle would ever
have thought OF Il. even after a trip
to the top of the Queen Anne water
tower Here In the pulslnR city We
feel no lack Of human companion-
ship Companionship is such com.
mon commodity that it keeps some
OF vs. very busy lodging Il.
u may be had in high or low
degree. according to the taste aud
circumstances Of the seeker. Il ~
not OF the pale blue kind which
emanales from tinted stationery. but
the warm, robust nature which sets
pulses throbhlng In unison and
browns troubles IN it's crimson
flood
No Hope for Him.
I feel for the BirdsYlew sufferer
on his lonesome perch. surrounded
by his brood hut I can see no hope
for MIN unless he uproots himself
and comes In closer touch with lie.
The bald eagle can not hope to ls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Rnsed as Peddlers They Do Big Business In High
Iown ConcoctiOns From Oriental Beasts Tiger
ave, Turtle Brain Pills, Thrilling Tales of Ad-
ventures, Jokes and Advice Given BY These
ssntlemen for One Trivial Dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

WIS as cool and collected as he had
been throughout the trial
Judge Morris began his remarks
BY saying that the proper sentence
20 be imposed 10 this case vas the
most difficult problem he mas had
TO contend with since he has been
ON the bench
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
and John r. Miller. his able assist
ant, though they refused 10 discuss
the sentence, intlmated that they
expected the limit allowed by the
law
Jesse Hall said. 4 don't want TO
express any opinion on the SEN
tence though. ! suppose, on the
theory Of the inverse ratio. that IL
be had been a good enough shot
10 have killed me. he would have
received a suspended sentence Of
sir months
Constantine Is out on bond. pend
Ing his appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

In striking contrast TO the SEN
fenced received BY Constantine
were those imposed by Judge Nor
ris upon tao laborers The one.
VAS John Murphy who Was found
guilty Of larceny from the person
OF ttt.50 Murphy was drunk at
the time Of the theft. and Kot two
years in the pcnitentiary X Max
alta. = poor Jap. who WAS convicted
Of stealing a suit 81 clothes aud
recommended TO the mercy Of the
court. also received a two years
sentence.
Those In the court room consid.
cred that in view u these two SEN
fences, the one imposed on Con-
stantine was far too lcnicni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
sla ARMSTRONG DEAD.


b. LONDON. ApFii 20 SIR
Ilepras Armstrong. proprietor
% the London Globe. died to- !
; DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Yet the faklrs work for their
money They tell the gaping crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

"rho fact is the people want to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29

'aarf ard % .s BE- a. ez-.g 5--sars.
... rzf re .as' ,.2.,ea Pr u@
4....s--e1. Ie Hls &hef may 10 =
...re at,sa .s.ag eTyelses ,.se'.e'
a.t premiums ,. u'e ils4-slca ,1f
s-aI as.ltgs Pr sn erlsrgs1cy. tass
VI .u .ls ,roo-1e am make 80 ir,Y1s-
.sr ',- h.u D, '..hs NJ payl1s 'of
his sp.s ea1ca.oH.
.I.' : -sa. %, r, " c,Isgr s4gs
-tr i<y l>s1g aasaf 'hf,4ga Re
a.-t1a ~ ye4rs WA, caa TO- o.
-.ra.y nis
Frst got yaeatoa .os Ta1 e.
..' tl's,.' 'asz. ~ mater where
,as t,y may lss - r ha,pels u,
De- 10 aH a2-.o.Ir4raI ,su~ unity BE-
ezr l. farm a1fs or ct5-as f1r a
fel2ttor W aeI uo,d or Darries = o.
.s suaU tgsa BE- caH 1Dfk l1 a
sf,re or tr.i "a weekly payer. = o, g.
fl. "a ,.'g tr sa1 u9rz as erra.d o1T
NJ ~ D.sltIo1 ll manufacturing
s.fat--ttl rrf Tho opporun.'g d.
aIzars ~ be- had ~ ne Doy ls Wiling
10 U0rk
A14ufuY 'tat the Doy lives a.
h.me and get fis board free. the
problem before him &C. p save ever
possible cent ~ mis- point the say.
lngs bank comes 10 SDt esery boy
ynDua probably hat tho sayings
bank 1lil start a deposit olth q
supposc that he bog Ne have ln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
TERRITORY BANK AFFAIRS.
THo Trust Companies Incorporates
FER roiaen.ilie.

Guthrie. Okla sept Zs-Txo trust
c1uraules have been Incorporated for
H5.9enU.- during The last week. 70
DO also q banking business The
Union Trust company has $4,000
capital stock. he ilcorpora'ors be-
Ing W. . Allen. l. z. Parmenter.
John 4. Jacobs. David McKinstry and
Seth Pa-men,er The Wey,ern Trust
company has $50 900 capital. with
the 'oIlo@lng incopora'ors: Hamp-
ton B Cooch william o. Gooch and
walker + Templetou.
The Dunlap State Bank Of Roose-
sci, has changed hands, a controll-
Ing interest being purchased by Sen
ator Herb ChamplIn and Fred s.
Champlln Of Enid and r. a. Champ.
lin of Roosevelt. cashier Of the bank.
The state Bank Of Hansiord open.
cd for business this week with J. II
Wright a. president and H. e Par
cells Of Beaver City as cashier. It
has 10000 capital stock.
The Pittsburg County Bank OF
McAlester has been granted charter
with $4,000 capital stock. a. l..
George Is president; II F. George
secretary; G. W Dacus. treasurer; l..
+. Worthley and Dr. l.. J. George,
additional directors.
/ George ". Graham has purchased
a controlling interest in the Bank
Of AlIne, F. y. Wlnslow retiring, and
Mr Graham becomes president; J.
4. Hartshorn, vice president; =. l..
Baruum cashier. and T. c. Webb, as
slstant cashier
The Bank OF lawton, with VI. 4.
Vert Of lawton as president and j.
r. Dlckman Of Des Moines. Iowa, as
cashier, has opened for business with
$4,000 capital stock The bank is
being operated under the charter
Of the bank OF the same name which
failed three years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
A GRAND IOlInCATION
MOVEMENT STARTED TO HOLD a
GRAND DEMOCRATIC cELE.
sFETlo. soos.

~ szl.. = re zeal estate nru
q: s-.,A. E-gg.-z & Wes,. ls re frs,
- s9-11 .-= Esy-5.s z1t o.s-s o
Ess TIE s-- q, .-e1ty.aYe 3oi--ss
t9saf3 having 1.z t@- 1c-a-.c ny
and .olI,-a-lo1 meeting over ~
v.c.5-y scored oa sept =. Ulo ~,
o4 The ner.
TIE D-o-.s--s-.o. Announcing %
re s5r.d '5zt -4r state Aas t441
c.-s.enss aat Ae- name rtli se
Oklahoma. I'll 5e .ss1@t i1 ia5-;
'l14 aat q: sao-is - -.;h .-=
s.-l.ng - -1c. so-te-. a-4 ca.
tory -Ith re s.7c:az o: zz1y e1a-
-ylt AID r.-g.zE q -a1y 1=.is Aat
.-. 1ygl1.-E = many 1o-us-
TIE Ars-1-e!te -l- - 5,szs@.
70 receive al d5az,l9ls ,o- s.ea AZ
aat--A.nn--. TIE p@o5.s i-5. e.
e-y slc,i,1 - tie s;z,e co1i. ss ask
81. r. Join rl;a Artl9fs Il a=.p!nz
celebrate ,.4 grea; s.c.s-y Eo1.
ss@ake-s such a. Robert I. Oven
~ M1sk5z-s Goveru9- Campbell o
Texas als John sh4r2e Williams ot
N.-slss.sp. c5-.t 1e Invited
Lets all .o.a iE sai have the CO!
assaI,n. Who all ~ the aeH;'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
MONUMENT TO ENGLISH
VICE ssEsIcsST FAIRBANKS
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT
lSNEtltSG.


A-.-,,-e.;e s7ec.Al
Sc,;;ss1-s lad sept ss-viee
F-ys. Ser; F4l-cA-ks Aaa Hon. John
" hs-a s.: Indianapolis. we're the
s-,-c-s4. sp>ke-s a. the unyellinE
;c3Ay s.. iAe handsome monument
s-ects1 ss-s . ;Ae memory Q. VII.
-A- Il EzeGsA. ~ac ~as the demo
c-1t-c nominee tcr vice president
g. t1e T-.:s3 S:z.ss o. the Han.
cacs -cse; iz i<sA The memorial
as crested a; re sNperse ., Cap
III ". Z English Aut other de-
sce-4Ant .. ;Ae famous Indiana
Statesman. 1-t occupies prominent
place IL re cc1-. house ya-i The
Rain figure stands eighteen feet
four inches A.ea. q PEDESTAL OF
blue Bedford s;cre ten fee; In
height Tie bronze fszre weighs one
ton and re PEDESTAL and steps
twenty toes Tae monument has
been presented b. The heirs to
scott county.
william Il English at his death
vas one oi Int.aua's weal;h!est men.
he belonged 20 a family o. Hoosier
pioneers. his father having located
here In ISIS He vas born in
August. 1879. and was admitted to
the bar before he had reached his
majority His frs: political office
was q member OF the Indiana legis.
ia'C-e. serving as speaker OF the
house. Later he was sent TO repre-
sent bis district in congress. where
be soon became national figure.
He was nominated for vice president
| by the democratic national conven.
ton in 1850 and received a popu.
lar vote almost as great as that
cast for his republican opponent
Chester A. Arthur. In the latter
years OF his life he abandoned poli.
tics for literature. writing the fam
Gus History OF the Conquest of the
| Northwest"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
LOOK OUT BEAR
TEDDY is COMING AND WITH
HIM THE SWlFTEST BEAR
DOGS IN COUNTRY.

New Orleans. La, Sept. 2s.-Presi
dent Roosevelt will have good bear
hunting in Northeast Louisiana next
month II painstaking preparation can
produce such sport. II was announc-
ed here tonight that for weeks past
the swamps in which the president
VIII hunt have been so well guarded
by the owners of the property in
preparation for the presidents hunt
that even the sound of a gun shot
has not disturbed the swamp animals.
Two of the swiftest and best
trained bear dogs in the south have
been secured from the Kentucky
farm of Noryin T. Harris for use
In the pack which the president
VIII follow. The presence OF the
best dogs obtainable is necessary,
because in October Louisiana bears
are usually lean after the summer S
heat and consequently give hunters
swift run. Another valuable ac.
QUESTION to the hunting outfit Is
the horse Farmer" said to be one
of the best hunting horses in the
south. The animal comes from
Ruston, La. All the horses to be
used in the hunt have had training
in thick woods work where heavy
vines obstruct progress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
BEGINS WESTERN TRIP
PRESIDENT LEAVES TO-DAY FOR
CANToN-WllL DELIVER AD.
DRESS TOMORROW.
Ardmoreite Special.

Washington, Sept. 2s.-President
Roosevelt will leave tomorrow Tor
Canton, o., whore on Monday he will
make an address at the dedication OF
the Mckinley national monument. He
VIII cave Canton Immediately after
the conclusion OF the exercises for
keokuk, Iowa, where he will arrive
Tuesday morning, Two hours after
his arrival there, during which time
he will make an address, he will en-
bark on steamship, arriving in st.
Louis on Wednesday morning. In
the Missouri metropolis he will be
greeted by the governors of many
western and southern states. and
a great river arade and other festiv-
tiles will be held in his honor. Wed
nesday afternoon he will continue his
sail down the Mississippi, the next
stop being at Cairo, H., where he
will spend two hours Thursday morn
ing. An address will be made by the
president at Cairo. and another at
Memphis, which city will be reached
Friday. The Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep
Waterways convention will be in ses.
sion during the presidents visit in
the Tennessee city. From Memphis
the president will go to Nicksburg,
Miss. and later to Nashville and
Louisville. While I'm Nashylllee the
president viii be greeted by an
escort of Confederate veterans in
uniform, and will visit the Hermit
age, the old home OF Andrew Jack.
son. lie will arrive back In Washing
ton on October 7.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
L. r. MARSTOA
BEAUTIFUL HOMES

Are the index to a thrifty people,
your home old and worn out? II /
consult W. A. Tackett, architect as
the best way to make a modern up
date home OF It. II you are &C
templating building, ladies or gent
men are invited to call at my Off
In Carter'Booker building. or phol
ITO red, and will call at your re
dence,or place OF business.
am at your service. My prices a
reasonable. w. A. TACKETT.
30tf Architect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
sTtYE FAIR OF TEXAS.
elaborate pr.parstions BERG Mac.
Permanent Improvements Mas.

Dallas Tex sect 2s-E-aso-Ats
preparations are 4n.sr -ay .c- ~
.EeltJ -seco1d annual meet c. ths
STATE Fair q. TEXAS Al V---A--
e1t l-p-osez=u.s GEcvt5=. - g..
.ng The pas; ys4r a: COS: g. si.a.
~ are 1-.s--t Tr=-tr te-zs1 {
=; o, paved t-ivs-1ys tAre ss~-
q a. a c-s: c: s. co.. New AA--s
@-,-E az sIg=-..---e g s..
~. lave t=~- At-e. % ;-e r1c--s
I'D 1--we SOCK .+,t-;----s 4 -eE
zgr- -----z. .-ilt--r 81 - c.-s
.c-z= lave t=~- erected Z. c-s- q.
!i.-.s f-s.@c;iv-iy -.e -A-1E@
-e-; 1zs So: Us. u rez ssz.
=-zE= a-t ;cIe; sys;=-s ,is.d3 .o-
s-zc--E t.e s-c-z1s ss4-,isy.-E tas
AK AZ u e-A-sioE tie uvestoc.
area AL improvements have b=@-
toa~ q. sc-5rtzzce -i-h the Plans o.
Ga. A K-ssier TIE iza5scap- ATS;
rao A.t q tse grounds
"-se -si I,;-se;ie-s
TIE attractions IL the yus.c Hall
A. the Fs!r this rear viii eclipse any
t.ing in nat line ia, the manage
IS-t has heretofore b--n able 20 So
cure SeyucIrs famous Military
Band o' fo-ty.hye members sill -en.
der three Irograus daily during the
entire sixteen days of carnival II
addition 10 h.s band P-Ji Seymour
brings the renowned violin yi-tuoso.
Mf.e. Esuatl.da and the celebrated
dramatic soprano. Nine DAI5er-i.
and a qIar,et,e Of high class voices
headed by Mira De.mo,,e. for six
years the leading tenor Of Sayaze's
Castle Square opera Company.
These singers come appropriately "a.
lipprd u costume and score % give
during each program condensed acts
from thirty popular operas. among
them being Martha" "Troyatore.
. Carmen. The BO1cmiau Girl" and
. - lafrI r. lA h'4N4lasBA Ny ..aFrF atla Na
sugimoto's troupe Of japanese aero.
's. pronounced by the press and
public alike 10 be the most expert OF
their kind in the shoulder perch, pos
turing. foot juggling and block con
tortiou. Another very laughable act
FOR the entertainment OF visitors tc
the Fair will be Lambs Merry Man
ikins-thirty mechanical figures In
operate effect. The FIVE moving pic
lures especially ordered by the Fall
management to add 20 the attractive
ness OF the daily program will be re
ceiyed during the next few days
They will be used at the same time
In giving the storm scene from the
Prince Of India" and also famous
battle scene. The program also In
cludes "Unita and Paul" gymnast'
Of national repute and vaudeville ar
lists from the orpheum circuits o'
the North. These different attrac
tlons will be free 10 visitors % the
Fair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-29
How 70 Avoid Appendiel.is.,

Most victims OF appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipat.
ed Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation by stimu.
lating the liver and bowels Orine
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau.
scate or gripe and is mild and pleas
ant TO take. Refuse substitutes.