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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-10
BODY OF MARVIN BOY FOUND.
Partial Clearing up of Mystery That
Has Puzzled Whole Country.

Dover, Del.-The body of little Hor-
ace Marvin, who disappeared from the
farm of his father at Kittshammock,
near here, March 4, was found Satur-
day afternoon in marsh in state
of preservation.
DR.. Marvin, at the moment the bedy
was found, was not ready to say
whether the body was placed where
it was found or whether he believed
the child wandered into the marsh
and lost his life.
The marsh was frozen over the
day the boy disappeared. There is a
theory that the boy was murdered and
his body placed in the marsh, as the
long grass where the body was found
was burned and cleared four weeks
ago.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-10
Baroness Guilty Of MansIaushter.

New York. Baroness" Anisia
Louise De Massey, a pattern designer,
tried for the killing of Gustav Simon
a shirt waist manufacturer, was con.
victed of manslaughter in the first
degree with recommendation of mercy.
Gustav Simon, shirt waist manu-
facturer, was shot in his office on No
vember 10, and died few hours aft
erward. Nine De Massey, who was
employed by Simon, acknowledged she
had had a disagreement with Simon
over question Of wages.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-10
URGE TARIFF ADJUSTMENT.
New York Chamber of Commerce
Asks for New Treaty with France.


New York.-A resolution urging
President Roosevelt and the state de-
partment to negotiate treaty with
France which will adjust the COM
mercial relations between both coun.
tries on mutually advantageous ba.
sis, was adopted at the annual meet.
ing of the New York chamber of
commerce on Thursday. The cham.
Der also adopted a resolution urging
upon the secretary of state the ne
cessity of providing an adequate force
of experts for the examination of
foreign tariffs and foreign tariff reg
ulations.
UP to the present time this work
has been in the hands of one expert
and one assistant at a. total actual
cost of $4,000 per year. For the
fiscal year congress has increased the
appropriation to $500.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-10
MRS. RoosEvELT's CLOSE CALL.
Wife of President Has Narrow Es-
cape From Death Aboard Yacht.

Washington. -.Mrs. Roosevelt and a
number of ladies accompanying her
aboard the yacht Sylph narrowly es-
capped a serious accident as the boat
reached Washington Friday on its re-
turn from trip down the Potomac.
Through some misunderstanding the
boat went past her dock and crashed
into a tug boat. The shock was SO
severe that the flag pole of the Sylph
fell to the deck with crash, mar
rowly missing Mrs. Roosevelt and
those with her, among whom were
Mrs. Clifford Richardson, of New York,
and Mrs. Bacon, the wife of the as
sistant secretary of state. None was
hurt.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-10
Would Kill Those Who Convicted Him

San Francisco.-"I'll kill every wit
ness who testified against me, if /
have to swing for it." ThiJ was
Frank Morgan's parting remark to
Deputy Marshal Towle when he was
placed in cell in the Federal build
ing on Thursday, after jury in the
United States court had adiudged
him guilty of stealing a special deliv-
cry letter. Morgan stole one-dollar
bill from the letter and will serve five
years for it.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-10
FLOUR TO sUccoR STARVING.
Transport Buford Sails for China
With Load of Provisions.

San Francisco.-Conveyed into the
stream by the army tug Slocum, with
the Twenty-second infantry band
playing martial airs, the crowds on
the quay cheering and waving a fare
we'll salute, the government transport
Buford sailed Tuesday from the Fol-
som street dock for Chinkiang with
100000 pounds of American flour on
board for the famine sufferers in
northwestern China, contributed and
collected through the efforts of the
Christian Herald of New York. The
transport Logan will sail May 6 for
Chinkiang with 100000 pounds ad-
litional.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-10

Macklyn Arbuckle was a Texas AZ
torney.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
With the Show People.

Perhaps there never has been or
never will be smarter showing OF
society folks or popular plays at
the Robson opera house than will
be the coming week.
The clever manager has arranged
for an afternoon matinee Thursday
-Thnksgiving day-Miss Helen BY
ron. in Peggy from Paris will be
here--a show that has been pop
ular in the eastern cities during
the season.
On Saturday The Clansman' will
be here. This play has world wide
reputation. II is taken from Thomas
Dixon's popular works. The Leop.
ards Spots" and The Clansman
Each performance is calculated to
draw full houses.
The officers and executive board
OF the Y. VI. c. A. Auxiliary met
at Webb's art studio last Monday
and had their picture taken. These
ladies are preparing to edit an Easter
magazine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Crown Society.

The Mothers Club and Civic
League were at home to their many
friends AT the Washington school
Friday evening The Crown Society
OF the sixth and seventh grades
furnished the program. Refreshments
were served and candy stand pro
yided where homemade sweets were
served and something over five dol.
lars was cleared here.
The entire receipts fer the evening
swelled the treasury fifteen dollars
The program:
Drill-Sixteen children.
Instrumental Solo-Norma Lawson
Piano duet-Annic Anderson and
Essie Winston.
Dialogue, A Scene at the Ticket
Office"
Reading-Miss Sadie Gaskins.
| Instrumental solo-Mrs. Cox.
| Reading-Ethel Lawson.
| Dialogue--A Matrimonial Adver
tisement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Third Ward Mothers, Club.

The Mothers Club in the third
ward held their regular meeting
Friday afternoon.
II was an unusually interesting
meeting. The mothers made heart to
heart talks, and Prof Evans was
present and Interested the audience
with one of his good addresses. Also
Prof Canterbury.
bylaws were adopted. a fee OF
ten cents will be levied on each
member The names Of Mrs Chas.
Anderson and c. l.. Byrne and W. p.
Poland were added to the member.
ship roll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Mr.. DIXON At ARDMORE
FAMOUS AUTHOR WILL Posi-.
TlvElY BE HERE AND SPEAK
AT "CLANSMAN."

Thomas Dixon. Jr., the famous au.
thor of The Clansman," will ac.
company the reconstruction drama
to Ardmore next week and will ad.
dress the audience at the Robson
opera house between the acts of the
play next Saturday night
A telegram to this effect wasre-
ceived by the Ardmoreite and pub
llshod exclusively in the Ardnoreitc
Friday.
Tom" Dixon, as his friends love
to call him. was the most famous
pulpit orator in the United States
before lie began to write for the
stage As lecturer he is unsur-
passed. and as an occasional speaker
before theatrical audiences he is
most happy, rivaling the best eff
forts of Augustus Thomas or Clyde
Fitch. His appearance here with
the play will be great treat, and
undoubtedly he will be the recipient
of mlay social attentions and cour.
tesios during his visit to Ardmore.
The author of The Clansman"
was in Fort Worth Saturday Civ.
ing testimony before Judge Meek
Of the United States district court
regarding the copyright of The
Clansman' lie is seeking n perpet-
ual injunction against parties alleged
to have pirated The Clansman
with cheap unauthorized version
called The Ku Klux Khan" These
parties were arrested a fey days ago
by United States deputy marshal.
and a temporary restraining order
, is out against them.
Mr.. Dixon will go with The Clans
man" company from Fort Worth to
Chicago. visiting the principal cit.
les en- route. He may also accompany
the players on their three years tour
around the world. which will follow
their approaching farewell engage.
ments in Chicago and New York
City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
A Well Informed Woman.

\ woman who is trying to climb
into Washington society attended n
recent reception AT the house of Mrs.
Taft. The crowd was so great that
guests were hurried along the line
of the receiving party with merely
a handshake with the wife OF the
secretary of war.
The climber" with determination
written on her face. finally pushed
her way up To her hostess and
paused long enoug TO say. How dc
you do. Mrs Taft?" adding with a
very impressive manner, 'l've heard
a; your husband
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Birthday Celebration.

\ number of Mrs. Frank llyden
friends surprised her last Monday
with birthday shower. finding
that it was her birthday. the neigh
bors. relatives and few close
friends dropped in for the afternoon
4 most enjoyable time was spent.
Delicious refreshments were sery
ed. aud the hostess was the reel
picnt of goodly showing of pres
ents Those who were there were:
Mesdames Porter Staples, Albright
I'D Hoffman. Banks King, luther
Landrum. Granville Hodges. J. w
Banks aud the hostess.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

A number of bills paid, and clothing
distributed to more than twenty fam
lilies. It is appalling to know how
many thinly-clad children are In our
midst and an urgent request Is
made by the benevolent ladies' for
more clothing. These ladies with
the help Of outside friends will
furnish dinners to fifteen families
on Thanksgiving day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
MUSINGS BY the
...WAY...

No man can enjoy freedom until
he receives IT,
The secrets OF loves confessional
are always sacred.
There are some terrific BATHS
that we must wage all alone.
We owe II to ourselves to train
someone 10 continue the work we
begin.
You cannot believe in the love
Of God until first you believe In
the love OF man.
To forsake In an hour Of the
hearts greatest need Is never tc
have loved at all,
That man Is ten thousand times q
millionaire who finds In some tender
trustful heart a shelter in the time
OF storm.
You are 10 be pitied II you have
never known a degree Of poverty. ol
II you have had no heart.hunger
and II no one has misunderstood
you.
Look the cid world squarely IL
the face. II may take years ant
years. but-somewhere. somewhen-
there's way out of every diff
Guilty.
There are three kinds OF customer
that overtakes the business man II
this day and time, One says; 6
will pay next week II am alive.
and when payday comes he is dead
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Birthday Anniversary.

Mr.. D. H. Dawson enjoyed de-
lishtful surprise last Monday even
ing. when his wife had invited a
number of his friends to a six
O'Clock dinner In celebrations OF his
birthday anniversary. The house
was dressed In beautiful autumn
iioral decoration and the table was
laid in handsome linen and set with
silver, cut glass and China, and an
elaborate menu served In courses
There were places for Rev. G. c
Weith. Messrs c. y. VanDenberg
A. J. Lee. T. T. Sans David Madi
son. Preston and Mr.. and Mrs
Dawson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

prices. The wise woman has had
her old furs seen to during the sum
mer months at the reduced prices
offered by the manufacturers and
indeed many women buy all their
-upplieg at that time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Orios in Open Session.


The reception and open session OF
the Orio Club given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G IL Webb on
Friday was an exceptionally smart
and elegantly dressed affair. There
Is no place in town more desirable
or more delightful than this hand
me home In which to entertain
be- II u ceremouious or an informal
doings, and especially admirable does
the spacious interior lend to effect
i've decorative schemes and dressy
crushes. While every detail of the
reception was stamped for its style
and smartness. yet there was a
marked simplicity and ease that was
as pleasing as II was CONNIE II faut.
There was no lavish decoration
the beautiful reception suite being
simply thrown open and It's splen'
did chandeliers and sconces set
ablaze, and its rare srystals and
brasses set abloom with choice cut
blossoms. The hostess favored car.
nations, the clubs chosen flower.
which blOomed in great clusters in
the library and reception hall.
The hostess and her sister, Mrs.
Charles Maupin, greeted the guests
while Misses Sue Frame and Bliss
Corlcw ushered them to a seat where
the program could be easily heard.
The large dining room was artistic
in lavender and white with ribbons
caught with love knots at each cor
ner of the table, which was cen.
tered with cut vase of spicy car.
nations, TO the chandelier. In here
Misses ltea Wolverton Bliss Corlew
Kimbell. Bessie Palmer and Sue
Frame served ices.
Some hundred guests were present.
The club has been doing serious
work all season and were in fine
spirits for this open meeting.
The programmes were en- souvenir,
and very pretty and the following
arrangement. under the able direc-
ito nof Mrs. Clara Il. Hardy. was
given such rendition that applauses
and encores were not sufficient tes'
tionial but floods of compliments
were showered at them during after
reception,
PART |.
| 1. Piano Duett, March. Carl Bohm
Misses Gail and Margaret Cruce
9. Bass Solo. The Bandolero.
......-...........S Stewart Leslie
Mr.. John Hoffman
| 3. Clarinet Solo. Cayatina, from Yer
dis "Ernani'
Mr.. Arthur Adams
4. Vocal Duet. only Thee
...--...... ..,,.... .Chas. White
Mrs. Hardy and Miss Baker
10. Violin Solo, (a)Polish Dance.
| ...,,..,,... ..... -Weiniawsk
% Slumber Song. Misca Hunter
Mrs. y. C. Wood
l6. Vocal Duett. "Life's Dream.
adapted from Ascher's Alice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Franklin Mothers Club.

The Mothers club In the 0tst ward
met at the Franklin school Thurs
day. All the officers were In their
chairs Considerable business was
transacted
The chairman OF the committee
to draw mp bylaws. Miss Davis
gave in her report aud submitted
AN excellent sci OF laws to the club.
which were unanimously adopted.
A report of the Saturday market
showed receipt Of something over
twenty dollars. which was turned
over 10 the treasurer.
The intention of the members now
liz to furnish the superintendent r
room-as soon AS the money string
ency Is over On this committee
was appointed Misses Woods. Davis
and Mrs Iagwell.
Mr.. Hoffman had kindly offered
the use of his fountain to the ladies
who. II they would serve. would re
ctiNe One-nalI taken III, ana on yes
terday the teachers and three oi
the mothers served chocolate, COT
fee and cold drinks from this foun
tain Proceeds will 80 toward th,
furnishings.
Miss Ada Bennett and Mrs Pred
dy were added TO the membership
list
The program which was to haV
been given was postponed unit
next meeting.
A tax of ten cents a month wa
tcvied on each member.
The next meeting will he IN,
third Thursday in December
For the part velvet and fur far
mcnt the Louis coat is u fayorit,
model. this model has a basque al
the hip line. broad pockets and
turned back cuffs. Another idea is
the velvet coat with sleeves. collar
aud trimmings bands Tor fur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
S 0 Gle y

manner read one OF win Cartons
selections
ON next Wednesday the regular
lesson will be dispensed with and
an open session held At the home
of the president. Mrs. 3. A. Douglas.
Thanksglving will be the subject for
the afternoons entertainment and
the hostess will be assisted by Mes
danes At1hur Carpenter aud Ash
DOuglas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Baptist Missionary Society.

The members OF the Missionary
society will hold their regular monthly
meeting with Mrs J. B. Spraglns
Tuesday afternoon promptly at 2:30
Every member urged TO be present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

another says. I'm pay you next time
see YOU" and when payday comes
he is blind; and the other says, "Pll
pay you tomorrow or go TO hell"
and when payday comes he has
gone.
That home is happy in which the
child's voice is heard. The eyes
and the hands of the child can
reach the inner springs of life. II
these little ones grow strong by
toll their joyous glances are rich
reward. Many "A stain of the days
care will be on your brow. but you
are blessed thousand times If
the caress OF child at nightfall
wipes the stain all away. All the
clouds will drift away and the sun
will shine once more If at nightfall
a tiny one crawls upon your knee
by the old home freside That man
is deprived of most of life around
whose neck there does not creep
the soft. gentle arms of the baby
when nighttime steals on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
with relatives and friends during
the winter months.

The presidents of the Mothers
clubs in the four wards met Mon
day to discuss the bringing 70 this
town an art exhibit in tn, near
future.
The proposition met with the APP
proval OF each member and ere
lone one of the finest displays OF
pictures in the south will be On
exhibition here.
Social Calendar.
MONDAY Chautauqua Glass meets.
TUESDAY-Aid oScieties meet.
Bachelor Girls.
WEDNESDAY-Merrie Wives with
Mrs. Prater.
Ferndale Review with Mrs. S. A.
Douglas.
THURSDAY-Peggy from aPrls at
Robison's opera house. afternoon
matinee and evening.
Thanksgiving services.
Benevolent Society.
FRIDAY-Orio Club.
Elks Dance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

II it's a boy baby. another domes.
tic crysis is averted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Merrie Wives.

Mrs. Roy Lewis who Is now
costly auartcrcd in the Doak home
In the southwest part of the city,
was hostcs to the Mcrrie Wives in n
pretty and very pleasant way this
week The favored amusement. "A
contest was very attractivcly laid
through rooms glowing with autumn's
Queen blossom and followed by a
jolly and very appetizing lunch.
The hostess MAS assisted by Mrs.
e. A. woollcy and passed artistic
programmes. Then invited the guests
into the dining room, where
the table was se in puzzles. one
plant. tree and q vegetable. The
bachelors button was "a saucer of
the lone mans trouser fasteners.
The sweet pea was there imbcded
ia n bowl OF sugar An egg hidden
H. Il deep mug. told the tale of the
plant. A picture familiar to readers
of advertisements. which bears this
inscription, Every picture tells n
story" No more ills. stood ior the
sycamore tree.
Mrs. Writ Franklin was given a
daint, ribbon towel hanger as first
honors and Mrs. VIII Pratcr u lace
handkerchief. both the handiwork OF
the hostess.
The guests were Mesdames X
W. Dick. Harry berry. Writ Frank
lin. John Stone. Lee Eddy. VII
Prater. j. II. Carlock, c. A. Wool
ley and the hostess. The club viii
meet with Mrs. VIII Prater We'd
nesday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Whist Win Mrs. Waleott.

Mlh. ATlnuI Ndl'piNt WIN - INV
M her home after a very pleasant
visit with her parents in McAlestert
Was hostess in very pretty way
this week TO the members OF the
Whist club The favored game OF
the girls was a;tractiycly laid
through rooms glowing with autumn's
Queen Blossom and followed by a
jolly and very appetlzlng lunch in
courses.
Mrs r. y Coleman was success
mI in winning the first favor for
high score and progression, and
Miss Segar was given the guest
favor Miss Sophia Fry punched the
game The guest list included:
Misses F1oy Avis, Lena Garden
hire. Floy Mullen VALLEY Suther.
land. Scgar Jennie Williams and Mes
danes Jodie Adams, Hal Buchanan.
y. \. Coleman, W. A. Edwards, G.
l.. Anderson. VIII Potter, Chas Cook,
George r. Walker Guy p. Cobb
VIM. Pfiener and the hostess
-
one Of the peculiarities Of fur
wearing In this present day is its
absence about the neck, for there is
a fad and belief that too much
heat at the throat causes more colds
than exposure and the throat and
chest must be- ahrdened to all wealth
ers and when collars and neck pieces
are worn. they are more often
thrown back or left open in front.
THE cXtremitics must be kept
warm. therefore. these faddists give
much attention to foot wear and
great regard to muffs and sleeves
and all hand coverings.
With Miss Gardenhire.
Miss Lena Gardenhire contributed
geniel bunch Tuesday. The inclem.
ent weather never interferes with
the young people when on pleas
ure bent The hostess, whose home
is ever open to the society set, had
the reception rooms in roses and poi
plants. no pretense being made fol
anything elaborate.
: Cards and dancing We're amuse
ment features of the evening. An,
a dainty course luncheon served.
Those there were: Misses Ad
dington. lIobson. Bennett, Mullen
Walton and the hostess, Messrs
j. l.. Wallace. Wolverton. Miller
Buchanan. Allen and Pagan.
There is decided liking for tn
use OF two nfs in one garment
seal ay be trimmed with mink. nor
mot or Russian sable Russian cal
has an edge of ermine of white fox
u dog-slcin will have collar ant
cufrs of black fox, Astrakan will
caFacul and i'm addition braid trim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Daughters Of the cOnfederaey.

The Daughters of the Conicdcracy
mo with Mrs Addington Monday
afternoon. Quite au interesting pro
gram had been prepared for the
occasion. but ON account Of the
very disagrccablc weather aud only
few of the members out just a
short business session was held
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Benevolent Society.

The Benevolent Society met with
Mrs. j. A. Madden Thursday. The
usual routine OF work was taken mp,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

Subscribe for The Ardmorstts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

Furs are both necessity and a
luxury. for warmth and comfort
against our biting frost. and search.
ing winds. nothing is equal TO fur,
and again nothing is equal to II In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

Friends OF Clint Graham of Mari.
eta. Henry johnson d Perry and
Campbell Russell of Muskogee AIS
trict and all members elect to the
senate. are booming them FOR prcsi.
dent pro temuurt. Graham and John.
son were members of the constitu
tionai convention
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24

That rare seer Maltbie Babcock.
says that man may make mis-.
take by being in the wrong place.
A man in the wrong place-wrong
not for someone else, but for HIM
finds out the fac, in failure. Per.
haps the bayonet OF circumstances
drove him where he Is. Perhaps II
was his fathers fault, who trained
up the child in the way his brother
ought to have gone. Whatever the
cause, the result Is the same. What
is to be done. II the way Is open,
go! But II the mistake cannot be
remedied? Then make the best OF
things and OF yourself. II Is never
too late to do that. You have broken
your sword. Throw away the half
blade? Never Show what you can
do with a half blade.
! know few intense heart.suffer-
ers who never tell their troubles
They are rich conversationaists, but
when you reach the borderland OF
their individual sorrow it's like the
hush OF death-in that region they
are as silent as the tomb. Sometimes
they appear stoical-they practice
the doctrine of a silent sorrow like
the fatalist does his creed. After
all, what appears stoical to us may
be their supremest Christianity. !
want no higher religion than that
which revolves around the art OF
forgiving and forgetting. Lock your
sorrows up in the silences OF your
soul Weep in the night II you will
but smile when the sun shines. Oh,
II We would only forgive and forget!
After all. however great the chasm
seems TO be. at last the greatest
chasm ought to be too small to
separate hearts when once they have
loved at all. ,