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Al Summer Home
90 - aefrs IN raM satff anahsifaetel
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go svsnaf. - fest ffeHfsKr and - ies'
feer lusrFrfra affh sFaaH eaffaaa cali
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tiaH. Horth lrFesiisEilau.
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ntaF t.sNahi iafk snap
D. 49,
r1ns cnrnw - nsaf Aasirhia colisEv
Wwfh ufelsfass fisffas8 cheap
HAi1-Aftn hsHaAlsa
Nee e,ossfn r'sau hasss - Gs1ise
hish and sishtg .sfa.s
: me ioss. ffoailhs .srssts. 49,, looa
ysry nus iats attH uuatstrustatis sies
uea
flus cornsr iai ~ Asir street. tafsaia.
HENSON = CARLSON.
80 Mafien nlnrk raaHs Main tiii
FVHNiaiED HocaEsh eNAf
Ssv froam. nodsfa teuss inoiasins Ga
l'fics uuy nsa. taea eash.
uopasoS. Moonr = 60
y 81. ~ rus st a SIS ~
vas ~ VANTisu. DAVIS coNFANY.
as starr nsid nuudias
Phones Sunset. Main 81 laasHenient 80
uta-rerms eaesa Anne ave- .room
Nsao-usif cash. sh ave. troom COT.
sao-ii ooo cash. 1.room uoaern hou,,
9 soo-i1oo cash. 5-reau hoase. sth near
iiooo naifeash isib ssa reuaes t-room
pso lalf cash. jefferson between is,s
az ieih i.toofn modem heuse
= mo- fctns southwest uafner sIat ant
rine e'Ele Eend houses
II 'stiHa0si 1907 Warren ave
ssi"-Snsia ready ter haflatus. Green
Lake
VAN DE vANTER DAVIS COMPANY.
Sc starr how'd building
phnnrs Main N1l. lnQsreHfenf E7a
Do YuU Want
a COOP HoMEf
a "NEW ANn NuuEmNss UuMEf
An EASY PAYMENT HuMEf
A VIEW HoMEf
4 CLOSE can noMEf
\ .NAfNh N.HaAf - j ftffAf-f
~ you want g NoWf Arr you from
Mlssoumf let me SHOW YOU"
TIVE HOME INVESTMENT co
Phones n Wlt r. WtH atH HnIef utnrk
SHIT uAEH ron un
DpOo gNtHrEMps EEs YAM Toy.
This 10 not CHocrAW. but aa simpio
aH Go find "HNApa q" n you know h1,s
II you want anY n these. come quickly.
Frsmont-6 rooms-ii. ss1=tsrus.
eorios-estn fine small house, soo-
terms
ioSiis7 GOOD rooms-reascnshly close IN
"a ul0aterma
Corner woodlawu and tatana rooms
IL 90 terms
LOOK TuEsE Up QUICK
SEQ" New f-rufm modern cottage q
With fireplace, Dot aaHiaa. SEQ cash
fGeoo Good taruum modern house on O
A. large lotl $500 cash. balance t7u par
month
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MAKE Yotn AoNnY wuuK Fun
Nut ~ WILL bo MORE THAN nut u
HEAD AND HANDS CONFINED .
Fta fortunate ones among ~ who are
tatlnF ads antaae ~ fhF present activity ID
seattle real estate afu fealtsiuH the truth
- this every dny,
A tui fafufahis located issst. aesifatif
Hs a htinf site dat fnH fuHid have hlsiia BE-
fuf aHtiHai nnfhina snHns feafe eaH is nos
HHrfh thousands ~ dollars If fas re- 4
had used foresight 80 eaaia nnH have
the ihausnn dH
nuf TliE TInE ~ MfrH anw a.
make saf cash suih FOE ~ than u Nas
iheH
Now flu0 ai1 worth "a properly changes
hands dafiF shfFF u ea diH then VOW
- Hfn ufNfNfurfp hffitf fHHnthH tafihfHH
fef ksiasss ana hUns elites where bat few
suHaifr,i rsmF then AuW sfefHeHs T. alive
e. ghs Possibilities n ihs Northwest
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coSalpra rms

mere IL oHE PLACE ih the city an
fiaafnn Hui Western aHa t.asa Wash
iHEtnn fisa nlfh CLEARED tHHei Fiff
water. fYtffthinE The tHset desirable
II here yea can pufffssH iafHH tatH ffHiff
Htis e. f1aiid Hlth ONLY az THINK
NH fIf go dozen nnH e. HHF HHHHfh sill
alfs lan ons ~ tussa beautiful view tracts
n "a months yoa ~lH have lsaia IN ~
an a ~
A. CONSERVATIVE ssfiaaafs ever ~
siil have ADVANCED in Faiaa 80 - that
tiula
Yha lnaAs on psf cent paht reaf ueHsf
SETS Hafar hefsf
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FImaJ's adHa

= fafnf ftsi asa a. SO che iisi r iufkf
EH5sfn 500 f1usf ari auiEklh a. faf HfiaH
eiii sd remain at pfrsaut figures sfff
tHa Where rlFa faH Fus tFE fHtH sifr iHf
faf as ta fta and - anif % HliaHteH
Fite ffotu ihe heart q ~ stiH
1te asasi.u ~ ihsss iais = Gee ttask
frnfa tha l.fals.ssf itHarnH fffiA akfsnHiaH
Hnt sufFffs ~ nhifh hsfe l4sf h#fH t9iH
HtsiaA Gail 40 Np ana BE aff8 feH FNa
hHa a. 49, thrfr o. takH ihn so HHntan
fun a. NfaisaHi HgafitH hsKt H8nHa8 HHf
aaF naiesnaeH uiN niret fua amH Htfssf fpa
- fNH HrHtlal Ties mHHHiflHHHf YES thaf
aiis sfis % wen epfth 10 isa Hiinais nah
nassHasfF
We 49, tatins efauas eat daily - sft
70 90 ~ EfHand fiaaf
FALNEsHrrfs q ftsaI.EFknT
80 Ffss Assass osts~lss Fssssa rris
fi.anss Malls iFs. L ssu
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81 HlN
Nov tfuow cottage uiaafered. pantry g
closets lat snla. s hheas from car, sG8
cash.
ne
New f-ronm eottaHn pantry. closet ritv
aatur. 3 pssffh hes. So aakfao 3 tiogkf from
car. $50 cash
Ell Haa
New t-room caftkKei pantry. closet city
water, rrniFi stfeaf cement waika an fns
riudsd in above price. lai taxluo. ) blocks
frum car ttW cash
e. 50
E-ronui enffart5 hafhHaHfu. pantry closet
city water Hfaae8 street ard walked all
paid. 2 bla1ka from ear Ct aa1 cash.
aa
Modern f.ruufa house rercefain hath.
electric lights rev THntIne fof so I'm.
proyenents I'll o. and raid on End near
Nssior. Halt cash
e faa
Modern esfuam hauae5 lHfroiafu hath
large rooms. 5 lagH H1Nfaa5 ffFif trees and
shruhbefica hlasks ftufn Green Lake car,
$50 cash. balance SIS per mouth.
H. % HOLLAND
fW New York Nfnck An
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BusIhGss cNANcas,

----,-!sllu. sItsass CHANCES,
MARSH 8 GEORGE
an rias..r 80 80 90, ~ 5s"s'
Assna~iess.a .ssasss IL al brsashss y
fa6aiSp uoesra
aaderHY STONES
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Rsnsn,tsf thai an sssts uaaas tsreurt
qar afftss ts kfWAfa aafisfaefarT 90 bafh
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MARSH = aEoRaE.
a. T5aHssr faifiae -ff
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aaantsins. atsn al = Hstsrffont htirs
- SIS reeaas naus nsiaigas ri.ous
% haFaaIas s. faaaIiaF hrusrs 80
oIeES fHf EsT MENr CO
e lE1l1 haldl1E
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oisEs ivvFHrNES1 co. a. p.nuy rn
rhHres 20 MaiH Nss
- 49, Haas q H7aks aansFf EFea
sifs 8 sss.sii ssssasf = Honegi h -. az
p. F.ee.- - 80 20
FOR sAIE
FoR sALE-miscELLNH6oUs.
HAHdAisa Is GLASS.
lisht 4 Qlaat tHt.. anw ...........,..s =
i4Shi = alass irls. euv .............. u
iirhi 81 f.tsss fise a1iy $3.50.
Light ~ aiaHH f4aaA aniV ............. I'll
AnY other tias z S'ass ~ rgrrssp1ndinxy
liEht pafcha.s4 saffieisai patiy ara bsisis
20 Het CT - res Nfii remove ne ora
gg,'y tlam geat sssh sEf eri.F ss,s 3
charge. except far glass
We sIss ssli daafs siHsezs sas hass.
ssrs q 80 iaNssi pliees eeisis.his. ani
We 81 e rasissats 5r'sss h. aayoas
o 3 wlLTIkAs co.
l4fa Western Ave
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-=
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mouth HHek Ed EHnH inrHirs y a. tnif
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glt. fHiH=aat aaal sa new. go Phone
81 uHa taIIHf E#Hz5I=f m i--l------ m m
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FoR shLE-FURNITURE
"a H5iz - = fzff N ~ f,7il'7 ~
~ r.al,s e. rsea- ID ia su
MINES AND MINING.
n . alz-e.e 49,. l.l l,l seath ~
TIMBER AND LOGGING.
IlaHEH 6ENH cHEAI-
VIII cen HE timber claim lu HfsEif
y 900 ~ fzss AaaIssa g.m cars STAR
FoR sALE-FhRMs AND LANo8.
LAHb
EuHaf IRRIGATION
homestead - HsHH claim unfer rnod
dif0h. aifH Perpetual Hafer rrht Or 81 usr
agIrs. aH sasE tsgmH g.a.e 20 toeH ani
ACNE IsrEsrurvr go.
"a Pioneer Kidding. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09
VACANT lors.


Lots SS25 Each
$50 DoFn. So Weak
Can yoa beat that anrshsfsf
thsss iuis lie fine god view Hefd spii
seci iefaiioa. exceptionally GOD invest
yuu CAN SELL THEM WfTuIH A
fhAii ron PROM FtVn TO TEs fi1hN
AZ MUCH
fbsf are 81
Des plolnes
thriving little fasa an the npand b..
tween Seattle aha fasafta. - tifsae ~ hHt
Inc daily tnai ssffifs and IN direct Hoe -
Proposed sisetfe fallsaF slefis the Shore
that VIZ eventually fgnnazt ~ w. el,ls.
,ytiati5sfa, WI sEfEf ~ =" ~"
UNION LAND co.
AZ washington Haiidius
Phones Main - IND itN
20 SAFE NJ apusf ipia. asise on fof'
nFf fHn bita - ffafu car. HHffh ~ Green
Lake : hiNrks fraH Woodland faft Tel
u 40 Iine l0ia t4fiag sasH - asfa ave
ono hlnfh from Rainier tiatHhfH GER AZ
in iaHH. have fiea ~ iasf
q go A iafss 81 and tfaon eaiiarf
near fssisf eaf sad eiaaa 10 terms
u 90 A sishtig "a. asia abaat f~o
hiHehs ffufH itaiHief ace saH aaa ~ minutes
tide ffon fiuHtff ssiaafH
o. raaA fins fafHsf 81 HfHHnnf aNH Dol.
ffudlnF three iafs anH FaszI sIfsas feunfa
lipn ~ house
FLETTEsanHH 4 AnHEisi..
saH.a fiHataH itiHst
C8f fnd ana eaiaahia ~ - d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09

a r. futtNWfN a 60.
"a e. "a tHwHa ma
rhahss aaN ~ thf A aUs
FARMS AND ACREAGE
Ell a4a
- sores - saHtF hamy ianH 3 MILES east
q hanf tAe HfaHtH faaH oaaT trftna
Az
3 sefHs htaah iassfaF saiL ga seeded p
aefsa asafe - tsas ia ffuit = sssi srfiHs
sHH HHaf9 tHssHsH HHssa ARD HafH aaa
fhts HH# EEsiaas an HHarf fHfans y fsHf
FAIRS fsaM GaaaI 49, easn.
aHsHs $50 tHFNi htsHh sfIfl - =
aatla fHaM s4if aafsf. 81 u fafe fsasa
ffktfla ffssa faf flHN 90 raaltrg FsisluE
All sasa.
Thsse ase aaiF = fra tatsn ffun aslf
~ - 90. n 81 - b -
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INNEsTMENTa

FEW econ HfeFa
DAYS ACRE FHAGfa Haif acrr. part.
N Improved e. aN eaHh
uALrlMANE ADDITION Tan lots. sarf
s.faasn hausr. 81 - aaHh
UN UNIVERSITY CAR fuur lrtn al
level fine FieH e iase tN#g HAN cart
sulTM or WOODLAND PARK .Twr
Tote hair ti1ek ffefn AR. ueat t.yaas4
81 fFaEr aiHa HfnFe HHIaHirEs fEau Tfrnls
LkfoNA ADDITION MAJ Ufh g. two
Toto 500 view CHEAPEST luta in To- a..
HffIafl SOL HfHHH
NONrm ESu LAKE. UNION one iat
o. fnfana aF f3HHH T. taka 81 800
EXTRA coon VALUE lasfff well TIM
rfo, ai east ffant beautiful gleu s.raalu
house. tlQQa
UoHERF MAf.THY.
aia a7al Aiaata building In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-09

p = ~ ~ FrF
so ArHra WHEAT LAND
uaH WHOLE HE riuN
We are the uHrffa ~ section 4
z township . fauEr iaraiei nniF 3
four miles from fHr Portland a Seat
tie u H fha finest NfHaf land tH
Az Haafhaaafefn Washirgfnnf afH p
aHaHaza ffum q fn W bushels Der
acre We ean furnish parties who ulu
z taasa fhia FfaHri o. 81 aa per raaf.
{ aaiafHiHs arffana ere ceiling to-day 3
af - g. g. pfr acre. m Tnu are
4 boxing fHf az lHHeHfHIruf In Erafafa
J WaHHIHafaH HhHat land ffis h iust 8
ehaf pos SAINT. ur will coil fhfa
lard faf 81 Hsf acre. rr viii 81
4 change fHr city pfuperfy
eaH aif Bailey uuuf.ng
q Fay a Du
y n fieudrru. HHr
! r rF p FF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
FIaht Card for Tonight.

Ardmorelte Special.
New York. oct 1l-Several near
fights are carded for tonight In va
rious parts OF the country, but none
are OF a character to cause more
than a mild interest among the rams
Charley Ncary. OF Milwaukee, VINO
won a decision over Cyclone John'
nv" Thompson OF Syracuse, Ill, re
Gently. will go ten rounds with JACK
Purten, of Kansas City, before the
Milwaukee Boxing club. Furten mas
engaged In many fights In Missouri
Kansas and Nebraska and has won
them all but he Is likely to meet his
Waterloo In the clever MILWAUKEE,
lad
Rube smith, the Denver welter'
weight. and Kenny Woods, new
Colorado puginsuc aspirant. are
matched to fight twenty rounds In
Pueblo this evening Although new
conner. Woods has been strongly tout
ed In the midle West, and II he de-
teats Smith may come East for a
match.
Jim Barry, the Chicago light heavy
weight. who recently put mp stlu
fight with sam Lanfiord the colored
pug. in this city. will meet Al Kau''
mann. the California heavy, in a six
round bout as the feature OF the card
arranged for tonight by the Industrial
4. C., OF Philadelphia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
COW BOYS GIRL.
A Western Melo.drama Without Any
Feature Worth Notice.

The Cow Boys Girl. a Texas melo
drama. with plenty OF shooting and
little acting held the board at Robi'
sons opera house last night. The
play Is one OF the western plays with
much shooting and little acting, A
murder and robbery are interviewer
In the plot and after several are Kill
ed the two Williams are given their
just reward and the man wrongly ac
cused is freed
The play was for gallery gods, and
the house was top heavy as Is general
ly the case In plays OF this nature.
The few tried ones who attended
missed the music Of the orchestra that
they were expecting 10 hear which
adds so much to make a play go
right with the public.
Tonight. Billy Kersands and his
troupe OF minstrels will hold the
boards, and the theatre goers may eN'
pect to hear good singing and see
good dancing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
AROMORE FURNITURE co.
COURT DATES ARRANGED
FOR THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS.
TRlCT-THREE TERMS PER
YEAR.

In pursuance OF call published, n
meeting OF the bar In the eighth
judicial district, which is composed
of Carter and Love counties. was
held In the city hall yesterday af
ternoon. and the dates for holding
courts in the district agreed upon,
by the bar and recommendations made
to the chief justice to grant an order
to arrange the dates as per the rec
concentrations made by Judge-elect
Stillwell IL. Russell. IL was thought
best to secure an order from the
chief justice 10 permit Judge Rus
sell to hold term of court at both
cities In the district Immediately af-
ter the statehood proclamation has
been issued so as to relieve the
congested condition of the civil and
criminal dockets. Both dockets are
crowded to their utmost and immedi-
ate relief is needed as Il number OF
cases have been awaiting trial for
years.
1t was decided to hold three terms
OF court each year at both Ardmore
and Marietta, the one at Ardmore to
be held in October. February and
May. and the one at Marietta to be
held In September, January and
April. The dates OF the month on
which the terms viii ttgin was not
stated, but 1t is generally under
stood that court vii, begin the first
Monday In each month. The bar was
we'll represented, about forty mem
bers being present from both this
city and Marietta,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
cARNEoIE's VIEW OF 1T.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has written
rom Skibo castle this tcrse mes
sage to the New York World: "On
the contrary, a good president should
be- elected over and over again.
But this does not say that the Laird
o. Skibo favors the election Of Roosc.
Welt over and over again. Neyerthe-
less. MIR. Carnegie takes Issue with
the greatest men OF our history and
with wha, has up to this time been
undoubtedly the sentiment Of the
American people II might have
been easy for General Washington
to obtain u third term, but he did
not believe it good policy. SO 1t
might have been for MIR. Jefferson,
but In those days the voice OF the
people was not so directly ascer.
tainci
Since the people have been voting
for presidents under the convention
system only one has ever consented
10 stand for reelection to the third
term and he failed TO obtain the
nomination OF his party.
The question Is. what constitutes
good president? Under our form
Of government a president Is but the
executive an dthe representative In a
political sense of crtain prjnri pies
for which the voters declare. In q
personal sense. all the presidents
have been good men In most re
spects. The people, however. change
their minds about policies or their
attachments for men and all this
can happen without implying that
the president Is not good.
IL is only of late years that presi
dents have undertaken to dominate
the government to the extent oi
bullyragging congress or growing al
the supreme court The old idea
that the three coordinate depart
ments OF the government were each
independent apparently no longer
obtains In some quarters. The mod
ern idea Is that the president Is
more than an executive. lie even
assumes To demand OF congress and
to interpret the constitution. II was
the fear OF just this sort OF con
tingcncy that the fathers frowned
upon the idea of more than two
terms. and for the same reasons
many latter day statesmen have tav
ored the lengthening of the presi
Dental term to six years ana re
stricting ones incumbency of the
Office to single term.
We can not entirely attriou'. the
new idea of personal government
to Mr. Roosevelt. Mr. Cleveland "a
Ihibitcd marked tendencies Ia ma
direction and some of General Jack
sons acts subjected him 90 simila
criticism. hut never ho.ore in the
history of the country has the one
man government been excmpliied a
during Mr Rooscs tlts incumbency.
Now who ls TO decide just wha
a good president Is, in the light o
our .ApeHence? MIR. Roosevelt Il
80. nine , ,nrtaiu kind of nnnlauSj
far hs yigor and apparent sincerity
bat OF all the presidents OF tn
country he will strike the ables
thinkers and most cautious states
men as being the least qualiii~d D.
tempcramcnt and training to justl'
A departure from the settled ruiz
OF not exceeding two terms for on'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11

Spokane, Wash. Oct. l0.-A body,
said to be that OF Jack Simpkins, the
missing member of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners, has been found
near Pierce City. Shoshone county.
Idaho, badly decomposed. the only
means of Identification being a gun
bearing silver name plate and
Simpkins' name. Miners who knew
Simpkins will positively identify the
gun as the one owned oy Simpkins.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
News Forecast for Saturday.

mong the important events sched
-uled for tomorrow are the follow .nG
~ The case OF DR.. Karl Hau, thc
Washington college professor VINO
was convicted in Germany OF the
murder Of his mother!in.law, viii
come up for revision.
Seventh National Business show
will open In Madison Square Garden
New York, and will extend through
utt week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11

Muskogee Phoenix has the follow
ing:
Members of the Associated Church
Federation of the Indian Tertiary
and Oklahoma and the Anti.Saloon
League, have Just discovered that In
the constitution Of the new state.
they have drawn a joker.
The constitution. according to the
best lawyers In Indian Territory, not
only does not prohibit the shipping
nf booze" into the eastern half OF
the new state. now known as Indian
Territory, but leaves the enforce
mcnt of the liquor traffic In tn
various counties entirely with the
county attorney.
In Muskogee county, for instance
open saloons will probably he run
ming the day after the statehood proc
clamatlon is issued. II this Is though
too bold the county attorney can In
struct the men to close up their main
entrances. II will be purely with the
county attorney whether or not the
men shall be prosecuted. II the coun
ty attorney is politician and desire
the support OF the liquor interests to
perpetuate himself in ONCE, he will
bow TO their wishes
II is said there is grave danger OF
the prohibition elenent sendieg a
delegation to Washington for the pur
pose OF inducing President Roosevelt
TO change his mind on the approving
OF the constitution,
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for cough 3
colds and lung troubles is not AZ
fected by the National Pure Food and
Drug law as II contains no opiate'
or other harmful drugs. and We
recommend II as safe remedy for
children and adults. For sale bv 'l
druggists DIV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
YESTERDAY CLEANUP DAY
JOINTS AND GAMING HOUSES
RAIDED AND ARRESTS MADE
BY MARSHAL.

Yesterday afternoon was clean up
time with the marshal's Office on the
joints and suspected places in the
city and as result "A good job was
done and five places raided, a quan.
tity OF booze broken. and five men
placed under arrest with the charge
OF introduction placed opposite their
names.
The raldlng party. which consisted
of the office deputies. McKoin and
Cottle, took IL into their heads that
in as much as Chief Porter was
out OF the city and the other deputies
were well known by the jointists that
1t would be a good time to do a little
work In that line themselves.
The party began work on West
Main, every place visited bein en- route
East Main. every place being en- route
and the following arrests were made:
W. r. Caples. NJ. f. Streatman. IL.
j. Salter, j. +. McHughes and Henry
Wnans he booze was confiscated
and will be broken as soon as the
preliminary hearing has been held In
each case.
Not being satisfied with a raid on
the joints. last night a gaming resort
on East Main street was visited
shortly after fight had been pull.
ed OF In the place. and along about
IL o'clock last night. stranger In
the city would have thought that one
or more persons were engaged in
breaking up kindling wood. or that
some man had had falling out with
his spouse and was taking revenge
on har and the household by doing
the Carrie Nation act to the furni.
| ture, but such was not the case.
Marshal Porter arrived In the city
last night from Fort Leavenworth,
where he had gone with bunch OF
prisoners, and Joined IN the raid
with the force, and visited the East
Main street place and proceeded to
use his little axe with deadly re-
suit on about 80 chairs, number
of tables and u roulette wheel, for
which he has been searching for
the past year. with deadly result.
| Another result of the raid was the
| arrest of Abe Euloe and Steve Brown
ON the charge of running and main
tanning a gaming house.
| The roulette wheel was the tough
est proposition yet tackled by the
marshal's force to break up, and II
was with great difficulty that II
was smashed.
The roulette wheel In all probabili
ty during the course OF It's useful
ness was the means of breaking
a good many men. and now II has
gone the route where all good rou
lette wheels should go, to the kind
ling pile.
Quite crowd had gathered on
East Main street to see the fun las
night when the smashing was II
progress.
Along with the other paraphernalia
was seized large quantity OF poker
chips and dice that had been in use
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
Diplomats Invited.
Ardmorelte Special.

Muskogce, l. r. oct, n.-lnvita
lions to attend the Trans-Mississippl
congress here next month have been
extended 10 ministers and diplomatic
representatives OF all Spanish-Amert'
can countries, and several accept
ances have already been received
Elaborate preparations are bling made
to entertain the distinguished Wis
itors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11
-O@O

Gen. Llnevitch says the United
States relies too much on It's fleet,
Tho General doesn't understand; our
ne.t is not OF the style he has been
used to.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-11

Eat what you like" advises the
Philadelphia Enquirer. And so we
would IL the butcher. the baker and
the candle-stick maker did not show
such an ugly and vulgar disposition
to haggle over the price of things.