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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
HAS NEVER ABUSED THE POWER
ENTRUSTED TO HIM.
MOST MODEST, UNASSUMING
most modest and unassuming ........
The Fuel supply Of the Country is at
His Merey-Evsry Miner Respects
Him as the Greatest Leader They
Have Ever Had.
Ardmorolte Special.
Some Faets About Mltohem.

Age 81 years-Born in Spring Val
ley, lll Father OF Irish. mother of
English descent. Began work in mine
at age of 10. Joined Knights Of Labor
and began to take a prominent part
in organized labor when only lG.
When 20 years old drined west to
Colorado and New Mexico, but soon
returned to Illinois Was married to
Katherine ORourkc in 1892. Has
three children, Richard. 10. james. III;
and Marie, T. In 1895 was elected
delegate to the district convention Of
the United Mine Workers. Lobbiod in
the Illinois legislature i'm behalf Of
laws for the miners. In 1897 became
vice president of the United Mine
Workers. In 1895 succeeded NJ. -.
Ratchlord, as president of the United
Mine Workers of America. the posi-.
tion which he has since filled so sue.
ccsslully. Has increased the member.
ship from $4,000 in 1895 to 100000 at
the present time. Has been success
ful in many strikes notably that of
1900 in the anthracite districts. VIII
be reelected without opposition at
the present convention of the United
Mine Workers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Pay Georgia Pensions.

Ardmoreite Special
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 1G.-State Pen
sion Commission J. w. Lindsey today
began the payment of pensions due
for the year 1907 to the INDECENT and
disabled soldiers and widows of sol
diers. The work will be carried on by
counties and all the warrants will not
be issued before the lastof next month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

THE town marshal has sworn out a
warrant aginst you for heating him
mp election day. want to try you"
Cant do 90. Judge. I'm too busy"
"Ill have to send n constable for
on"
"But I am busy husking corn and
buildln' a fence around my casl forty.
why don't you try me now"
AN right Are yuu guilty?
yep"
Five dollars"
AN right, Judge vii send II down
b the rural mail carrier. Good.by e.
Exchange.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

Captain Homer Hedge. the prosi.
dent OF the Zero Club. told at a din.
ner In New York a balloon story.
"A friend Of mine" he said, "a very
lat gentleman In walking along the
street the other day. bumped into a
huckstcr and Knocked halfdozcn
turkeys out OF the mans hand
bad luck to him said the huck-
stcr scuWling at the rcccding figure
Of my fat frioud-'bad luck to him,
And they want TO say they've made
balloons dirlgiblc' New Orleans
States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET.
Quotations Furnished by the Empire
Produce CompanYl

Trade conditions in the poultry mar
ket are some better this week than
last week, and better demand seems
to exist for chickens and turkeys with
fairly good demand for geese. The
supply that is being received is no
more than the demands or the local
market. During the past week turkeys
have advanced One-half cent per pound
in price, while other poultry seems
to be holding their own.
Eggs are holding up in price well,
although with the approach of spring
the market will weaken and a weaker
undertonep revails with no change TO
be noted in quotations from last week.
The best demand seems to exist in
the outside markets with prices on the
local market off to what it was last
week.
The hide market shows an advance
Of one cent per pound on green salt
cured and green hides.
The following are the quotations.:
Fresh eggs, per doz. z..............17c
Butter, average country.
Butter, Packing stock. k.............15c
Live Poultry.
Spring chickens, per doz....s2.25
Hens, per pound ................61ac
Roosters, each ............. 10c
Tom turkeys, per pound. ...... SC
Hen turkeys, per pound ...... Sc
Small turkeys, per pound. ... sc
Ducks, per pound ............. &c
Geese, per pound ........... sc
Gull poultry, half price.
Hides.
Green, salt cured, per pound. .9ac
Green, per pound .............S1ac
Dry. per pound ..............7 to l5c
Glue, per pound ................ 4c
In nplitics n man will either get rich
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
THE STORE OF THE PEOPLE

Monday was a hummer at MODEL
DRY GOODS co. The very liberal
patronage given the new company
is, we assure you, appreciated. The
BIG SALE will continne through the
week, and those who have been un-
able TO attend have an opportunity
yet. This cold wind reminds US of
everything in winter apparel and
remember we are makine prices
unheard of. CONE TODAY!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
NEWSPAPER cHAFF.
DUN vivimus vioIl.mus.


Turn out more ale, turn up the light
( will not 20 to bed tonight
OF all the foes that man should dread
The first and worst one is bed
Friends / have had, both old onl
young,
And ale we've drunk, aut songs we've
sung.
Enough you KNOW when t.is o. said
That one. anl s,l, 'hey Gle m bed
Where all my fusIds have wrsLCl
so.
Go you whp iun YOU'D mmcl Lc;
But not .on.srt ,od for uc.
For me tonight ~ L'1 prepare
Put set me lut my u,NHn chuir,
And bid 10 other guests. rc-lla
llc ghosts ,hlt snail AROUND ~"
glide.
Ia curling smoko-wrcaths ! shall see
A fair and gentle company.
Though silent all. rare rcyclvrs they
Who leave you not ull break of day
Go YOU who would not daylight see,
Hut not tonight bed for me,
For I've been born and I've been
we'd:
All Of mans peril comes Of bed.
And Iu not seek. wha'ccr bofall,
Him who unbiddcn comes to all
\ grcwsomc guest loaujawcd
wight
God send hc do not come tonight
But II he do, 10 claim his own,
lie shall not find me dying prone;
Hut bHthcly. hravcly sitting up.
And raising high the stirrup cup.
Then. if YOU find pipe untitled.
An empty chair. the brown ale spilled.
Well may YOU know, though naught
be- said
That I've been borne away to bed
Charles Henry Webb
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The fall books-the fall books
Genius In n blaze!
Ten thousand pilgrims crowding
The literary ways.
Comedy and tragedy
Trouble by tho yard
The fall books-the fall bOoks--
Hope they won't fall hard.
r. L. stanton in Atlanta Constitu-
tion.
Prince Jaisingrao, the son Of the
Gaellwar OF Baroda. denied in New
York recently that his father had said
he found American women ugly.
MY father" said the young man, rs
too adroit ~ make such remark as
that. Even II he thought it-and he
doesnt-hc wouldn't dream OF saying
II. lie is too adroit. Listen:
"Oncc my father attended n Christ.
mas ball at an English country house.
lie was introduced to lady whose
name he did mot catch, and he asked
her to dance with him. AS they danced
In the ballroom hung with mlstletoe
and holly. my father saw an officer
who once deceived him In India.
"'Do you see that man over there"
said my father to his pretty partner
Wen, II there's one man in the world
| hate. it's hint
"Why,' said the lady, that's my
husband
yes said my adroit father yes,
ot course. That's why hate him 90
Exchange.
A brides mother presented her with
n check on Christmas day. with a
feeling Of the utmost importance she
took II down to the bank in which her
husband had opened an account ror
her Tho cashier took the check, then
handed It back politely. saying:
"Wnl you please endorse It, mad.
amp"
Endorse IT." repeated the bride.
puzzled.
'Hes, across the back. you know"
replied the man. too busy to notice
her bcwildcrment.
The bride carried the check 10
desk. laid it face downward. and Nib
hlcd the end o. pen thoughtmlly
Then inspiration came. Dipping the
pen, she wrote triumphantly across
the back For Fanny from Mother.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16


Three Americans travelling In the
French provinces thought at a dinner
they would 20 little higher than the
win urdinalro' included IN their
thr"cfranc table d'hotc. and accord.
ingly one ordered bottle Of Mar.
gauN The second ordered pontet Ca.
net The third ordered Haut Briun
The walter suitably impressed with
these orders, retired Hut ne incau.
tiously, as ne retired, left the door
open and thus It was that the three
guests heard him give their ordc, In
these terms: "IIaptisto, three bottles
Of the Kansas city Star
=
As for Emperor William, he has
never consented to stay at any hotel
at Frankfort since an episode which
took place there number of years ago
on that occasion the empress and
himself wore entertained at the prin.
cipal inn Of the city by the municipal
fly during their two days stay as
the invited guests of the city. So cX.
orhitant was the bill subsequently pre-
scented to the city fathers that they
demanded its reduction. The Boni-
face. feeling sure that out of regard
for the emperor, they would never
venture to allow the matter to 20 into
court. declined to listen to any com.
promise, and brought suit To his
surprise. however the municipality
fought the action and won the case
The trial, however, led to a discussion
in court OF the various items of oN-
pense. which was most annoying to
the emperor, and while the latter en-.
tircly approved of the Frankfort mu.
nlcipnlity refusing to permit itself to
be so shamcfully fleeced ON his ac.
count. he intimated that he would
never put up again At any Frankfort
hostelry.
sydney Roscnfcid, addressing the
American Dramatists' club at the din.
ncr given by Charles Klein in honor
OF Henry Arthur Jones, told of his
experiences while trying to find a
manager who would produce his play.
The Optimist.' 81 don't think much
Of the title" was the first managers
protest DO YOU know what II
moans?' asked Mr.. Rosenfeld. Ger
tainly,' was the impatient answer An
optlmist is a man who looks after the
eyes and a pessimist is one who at.
tends to the feet" This recalls VIII
ton Lackaye.s remark when asked II
he had found manager to produce
Les Miserablcs." Found one to pro-
ducc IT," he answered; why, | have.
MT even found one who could pro-
nounce it,
To enjoy fishing and shooting a boy
has got to have IL bred into him, and
most American boys have It. The boy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

Only a mother can distinguish be-
tween the mischievousness of her boy
and the badness of the boy next door.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

Telegraph operators do business on
a sound basis even If 1t is on tick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

Great achievements in art, science.
literature and industry are rarely ac.
compllshcd by the man who whlnes.
The movements which help civiliza-
ton along seldom gets an effective
boost from the man who whincs. It
is not 20 the whining and complain.
ing individual thnt people turn when
things need 10 be accomplished. when
large plans are being formulated and
when sound advice is required. The
man who makes the most Of his OPP
portunitics pnd who looks ON the
bright side, even when things aren't
altogether to his liking, is the one
who gets there The man who slugs
at his work acomplshcs more than
the one who makes a specially of
grumbliug The optimist fcrqelnuyt
grumbing Tho optImist frequently
succeeds where the pcssimist is sure
to fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

80 this is o typical frontier town,
eh? ! suppose you have citizens who
have killed their men,
There goes one now"
"A peaceable looking chap. How
many notches hrs he on his gum"
He doesn't carry a gun"
Not carry a gum"
"Nope, he's DOCTOR
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

In politics a man will either get rich
or go broke; 1t depends on the man.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
New samples in Ladies' Coats
just in at CampbeIl's.

Miss Lillian Oliver, well-known in
this city, is expected to return to
Salt Lake in December, after two
years study in London and Paris I'M
der Harold Bauer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20

Orson Smith left for Nevada
yesterday.
d. X. Hendry, of Wellsville,
leaves for a European mission
next Monday.
Mrs. Bessie Kemp is here from
Park City visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Nj. Thomas.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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Men Wanted Lewiston Sugar Fac.
tory.
A. A. Cooper. Of McCammon, spent
Monday In the city.
Ne sell the Earth ana Loan money
on it. Fl. A. Petersen b Co.
All kinds of Ladies' and Children's
Underwear at CACHE KNITTING
WORKS.
Royal Brand Suits for Boys at
CampbeII's.
Band Concert and Roller Skating at
the Auditorium tonight. Afternoon
session 2:3O to $50.
Lewis Cannon, of Salt Lake city,
and DR.. Joseph Morrell, of Ogden, re-
Turned south Monday morning.
Don't forget the CACHE KNIT
TING WORKS at their new head.
quarters known as the Roberts block
on lst North street.
New styles in Fall Millinery
just in at CampbeII'S.
Miss Iva Cranney went to Ogden on
Saturday to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs William Browning, held In
that city Sunday.at 3p. m.
The Fonnesbeck Knit ing Works
has an immense stock OF underwear
on hand which is worth your atten.
tion before you buy
Frank Spencer, son of Dan S. Spen-
Ger OF Salt Lake city, has serious
attack of scarlet fever. The young
man is sixteen years Of age.
% per cent off on all High Grade
suits and overcoats for men and boys,
| flor cash only. We have too many
and they must be moved Dunbar,
Robinson & Co.
New samples in Ladies' Coats
just in at CampbeIl'S.
Miss Lillian Oliver, well-known in
this city, is expected to return to
Salt Lake in December, after two
years study in London and Paris un-
der Harold Bauer.
First-class winter apples for sale
Jonathan, Winesaps, Winter-pear-
main, Neverfail and others. Inquire
of Thomas Strland, Bell phone SILK,
or leave orders at The Flower Store.
Geo. NJ. Cannon, member of the
Genera Board of Sunday Schools,
attended the Sunday School conven-
tion in this city on Sunday. He
speaks well Of the Sunday School
officers OF Cache stake.
The Cash Millinery store, east
Of Thatcher's bank. twenty-five
per cent discount.
| We don't care for gold; bring your
Beet warrants, Cashiers Checks or
New York checks to Howell.C Carbon
Co. and get your winters supply Of
Dry goods and Shoes at per cent dis
count.
L. G. Farr is at home from Mexico,
where he has been transacting busi-
ness for Moses Thatcher. He brought
back with him some fine specimens Of
silver ana copper ores and is boosting
| old Mexico as the mining camp OF the
future,
Richard Cotton, we'll known
throughout Cache Valley, is a patient
at the Holy Cross hospital In Salt
Lake. The gentleman was proprie-
tor OF saloon at Preston some two
years ago, which he disposed Of and
returned to his former home at NC.
Cannon. On June 18th he received a
paralytic stroke, which affected the
right side OF his body. He has about
recovered from the attack, his physi-
clans believing that he will be able
TO return home In the near future.
II Is a matter Of fact, and one
that will som be generally known
that the line Of boys suits shown
at CampbeII's arr par excellence
in material, wearing qualities. III
and general appearance, and thai
the prices are most reasonable
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
The Munsins Underwear gives
you superlative quality at Mini.
mum Prices. CampbeII's store.

w. H.Shaw, roat! supervisor of
Paradise, was in Logan Tuesday
He is inclined to feel that there is
going to be something doing in
the Laplata country before long.
According to report brought to
him, the Boston company work
ing the Laplata prospect has
vein of galena two by two feet
and the assertion is made that
the miners believe they are in
close proximity to big body of
ore.
Mrs. j. II. Shaw, of Paradise,
left Tuesday morning forOakland
Calf, wehre her husband is in a
hospital seriously i'll of typhoid
Elder Shaw has been in the Cali
fornia mission field eighteen
months and it seems had worn
himself out, finally becoming i'll.
Mrs. Shaw received a telegram
asking her to come to Oakland
and she left Immediately as stat
ed. During eighteen months FL
der Shaw has been presiding Ell
der of the conference in which he
works and in the past six months
has shipped home two of his
brother Elders who gave up their
lives in the work. Friends and
relatives in this valley hope for
better news from Elder Shaw.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
. "BeSt," "excelline all Others"
definition from Dictionary
Americas best Underwear is the
Sensible, ServlCeabIe, Satisfactory
Munsine.. at CampbelI'S store.

S. II. South, representative of the
Elk Coal Co, a new organization of
Utah people controlling 5000 acres of
coal lands five miles west OF Diamond
vile ana three miles south of KEN
merer, left for Oregon Monday to in.
terest capital. This is the company
that distributed a car OF coal here a
couple OF weeks ago In use, the coal
has proved TO be OF very good grade,
and analysis shows 1t to be above the
average OF inter mountain coal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
Study the underwear problem,
and you will find Munsins leads.
others follow. Campbell'S.

Fred II, Turner and children re-
turned 10 Magrath, Alberta. SUNDAY,
after weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Turner Fred H. is now handling
Canadian real estate and has been
making good" in great shape He
and his partners are confident Of max
ing Magrath great city before long
and are already filling up the adjacent
country with Nebraska and Dakota
farmers
The directors Of the Rich.Cache
Mining Co held a meeting Monday
afternoon and discussed matters per-
tanning to the interests of the COM
pany Owing to the depression in the
money market there has been prac.
tically no treasury stock Sold In
order to do the annual assessment
work, IL appears that light assess
ment will be made on all outstanding
stock The meeting adjourned for
two weeks.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
Boys Suits at CampbeIl's.

f. w Thatcher was a passenger
to Salt Lake Sunday.
Wanted. "A nurse girl at Mrs Al.
fred Coles. So West 3rd North.
Girl Wanted:--At once to assist In
general work. Best OF wages. at B. f.
Riter's residence 1913 N. lst East St.
Il Is q pleasure TO show Goods
at tllason's; plenty Of clerks,
prompt service.
]. w. Divilbliss, formerly OF Cache
Junction, left for Oregon, Monday,
where he expects to locate.
1t will pay you to call and inspect
the stock at the CACHE KNITTING
WORKS, before you purchase your
winter goods.
Satisfaction In every thread,
buttons too. Munsins underwear.
CampbeII's.
That the early morning train from
Cache Junction to this city arrives
now at s:15. instead OF at 1870 as here
tofore, is due to a petition of promi.
nent men in the south end of the val
ley, who asked for the change that
students Of the colleges here might be
better accommodated.
A company OF twenty, headed by
Joseph Painter. las purchased 81, 900
thoroughbred jack known as "Black
Mammoth" The animal Is but two
years old, stands fifteen and a half
hands high. and Is said to be q fine
jack. w II Raven, eastern represen-
tative, and John A. Latham, Of
Wellsville, worked up the company,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
Just received a big line Of chill.
drens Bear Skin coats at EliasOns.

Frank w. Jennings. Of Salt
Lake, was in Logan Sunday and
went to Pocatello yesterday.
Miss Sarah Hawkins, daughter
of VIM. f. Hawkins, is slowly
recovering from typhoid fever.
Miss Ada Milton gave a birth
day party yesterday in honor of
her cousin, Miss Vera Hawkins,
Of Samaria, Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
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Mrs. E W. Robinson Is In Provo
visiting her mother.
Ladies and chiIdren's sample
coats at cost at John n. Ander.
sons.
rs per cent discount on Wooden
blankets at CACHE KNITTING
WORKS.
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Stevens, OF
Ogden' returned home Monday They
were In this city the three days pre-
vious.
IT, Poulter, Of this city, will open
produce establishment in the near
future at the old stand OF All Smurth.
waite, on North Main.
Buy your Rubber goods Of J.
Il. Anderson.
For spot cash, % per cent off on all
High Grade suits and oyercoats for
men and boys Dunbar Robinson &
| Co
Your checks are good at Howell
Carbon Co.'s. ) per cent discount on
all purchases at our store. From Nov.
10 to Nov. %.
The homemade Sweaters for boys
made at CACHE KNITTING
WORKS will wear better and look
better than tn, imported stock
Are You Crazy, at the opera house
last Friday night, was far from bad.
There were number of funny situa.
tions well handled and some special.
ties that were very good.
w. s. Simpkins, Treasurer OF the
Salt Lake Pressed Brick company, was
Ia Logan Monday in the interest of
the company, He says that thirty
million brick are used in Salt Lake an.
nually.
The largest selection Of IaceS
ever brought to Logan can be
found at EIiasOn's.
Utah Stationery Co.-Full line of
school and office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums,
books, stationery, etc, etc, etc
Come in and look. All new stock.
Beet Warrants, Cashiers Checks,
New York checks. good as gold at
Howell-Cardon Cos A special dis.
count viii be given on all goods pur.
chased at our store. From Nov. l6 to
Nov. %
Your wish for better underwear
has come true in the MunSing.
Campbell's.
Logan Brass Band at the rink to.
night. Ladies free. Instructions and
assistance given at every afternoon
session. We can teach you to skate II
you can walk. You ought to skate;
1t is fine sport, perfect pleasure, and
very healthful exercise. Try 1t.
The Munsins Underwear gives
you superlative quality at Mini.
mum Prices. CampbeII's store.
! w. H.Shaw, roa,! supervisor of
Paradise, was in Logan Tuesday
He is inclined to feel that there is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
Your wish for better underwear
has come true in the Munsing.
Campbell's.

Logan Brass Band at the rink to.
night. Ladies free. Instructions and
assistance given at every afternoon
session. We can teach you to skate II
you can walk. You ought to skate;
1t is fine sport, perfect pleasure, and
very healthful exercise. Try it,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20
Special Sale Of mems and boys
clothing. We will save you money.
John II. Anderson.

w. II. THAN is in Salt Lake
City attending a special meeting
Of the Land Board. From pres
ent indications the state will ha ye
plenty Of money to loan to tina
farmers in the near future, at
six per cent interest.
A few weeks ago The Repub-
lican announced the selection Of
a new Bishopric for the Seventh
ward and named the new bishop
and one Of his counselors. There
were those who said we didn't
know what we were talking
about, but it will be noticed that
on Sunday last Bishop Larsen
and his councillors were released
and the men named in The Re
publican were installed. LoriE
Merrill is made Bishop, Os,'rr
Bjorkman first and A. G.. Lun1-
strum second Councillors. \ pro
position to divide the Seventh
awrd doesn't see INTO meet With
much favor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-20

II Is a matter Of fact. and one
that will som be generally known
that the line Of boys suits shown
at CampbeII's arr par excellence
in material, wearing qualities. fit
and general appearance, and that
the prices are most reasonable.
An esteemed lady OF this county
came to The Republican office Mon
day and asked that we impress upon
the public the worth Of wild sage tea
as cure for fevers. This lady says
the remedy has been proved time and
again and found not wanting The
tea is to be used In baths, external
and internal and is said TO be sure
cure. Personally the editor would
rather have the fever than to texe the
tea, but offers the lady's suggestion to
the public, to be taken for what II
may te deemed worth.