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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-10-06
Notice 10 Our Customers.

W are pleased 70 announce that
Fole Honey and Tar for coughs.
cold md lung troubles IS not affected
by National Pure Food and Drug
law as i' contains no opiates or other
harf 'ul drugs. and We recommend u
a. .af- remedy FOR children and ad'
uts Hoffman Drug co. and CIV
DRUG Store. DIV
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Social Calendar.

MONDAY Ladies' Of the Leaf meet
with Mrs Drew
Chau,auqua class with Mrs. W. c.
Baker.
TUESDAY Mrs W. l. Cruce at home
with Presbyterian Ladies AID.
Ald Societies meet
WEDNESDAY Merrle Wives meet
with Mrs Harry Berry.
Forndalc Review club with Mrs. J..
" London.
" G. T. L. Auxiliary meets with
Mrs 4. !. Wolyerton
THURSDAY Bachelor Girls with
Mrs Harry Berry
Benevolent Society meets.
Mothers club entertains at
Franklin School
Orio club meets with Miss Sue
Frame.
SATURDAY,
Henry E Jones OF Tampa, Fla,
writes. Il can thank God for my
present health, iur 10 Foleys Kidney
Cure tried doctors and all kinds
Of kidney cures but nothing done me
much good till took Folcy's kidney
Cure. Four bottles cured me aud !
have no more pain In my back and
shoulders am years old, and sur
fered long. but thanks to Foley's KID
ney Cure I am well and can wals and
.uioy myself II IL pleasure 10 re-
commed II q those needing a kidney
medicine" Hoffman Drug Go. and
city Drug Store. DIV
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orio Club.

In spite Of the very disagrecable
weather. the Orlo Club met ln reg
ular session with Mrs. J. VI Gross.
A goodly number were present Mrs.
G.. II Webb was leader for the after.
noon and gave an interesting paper
ON Ruskin The roll call was an.
swerod by a short sketch from diner.
cnt English painters.
Mountains from modern PAINTERS
was given by Mrs. Chas. MaupIn
Mis- Sue Frame talked quite inter.
estlngly on the ice palace oi Mt
Clellan, where she has recently Wis.
tied
Points Of interest In American
home life was instructive and given
by Mrs. j. NJ Gross. ,
Act III Of Othello was read Mrs s
A. Apple was critic for the meeting.
The club will meet with Miss Sue
Frame next Friday.
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not only produces bread and butter,
b,t plenty Of milk and honey and
meat and fruit.
The railroads have promised Us
very low rates. and a visit 10 the fair
will be within the reach OF all"
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Take something now and then TO
help The stomach Kodol viii DO this
II is combination ~ natural digest.
ants and vegetable ACIDS and contains
the same Juices found in healthy
stomach II II pleasant 10 take II
dgests what you eat, Sold by W. u.
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
:. safe, sure and prompt remedy for
coughs and colds and IL good for ey-
cry member OF the fa,nily Sold by
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Worthwhile space in our adyertls.
Ing columns makes a WORTH.
WHILE STORE.
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Eastman Kodaks al Lon Frames.
Just received fresh line OF box
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Lon FRAMES
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The pra1.d-n' Sas ln 81 Louis
"wednesday and Alec a number Of
ciEfiHguIshed gentlemen from the new
fta's among them a bunch o. Ard.
mOrsH ci,lzens Who we're royalty eu.
tsrna,insd.
The Roberts Jones Ran Shoe Co.
rendered the Oklahoma delegation a
boat which had been chfls'.usd Okla.
hJna ana bore lfs name ln fylng col.
orr with the ic,n star quite iu eyi.
d.Ua.
They Joined the presidents flotll,a
tWenfy.seyen steamboats,. and a num.
ber Of private launches and yachts
strong. and sailed my miles down
the Mississippi river. guns firing col
Ors flying and bands playing. land
'rg e. the 81 Louis wharf where
the honor guest addressed me people
Oklahoma was not without her big
gun-and brass band-and a. they
lard-d they struck up Columbia 90
Ny Aarplnad,' The Star Spangled
Banner" Dixie and "Oid Kentucky
Home" on landing the entire bunch
was taken In carriages "a the Jam
building where reception vas ten.
deerd them by the members Of the
business league.
Those from Ardmore we're Hon.
Lee Cruce. Mayor Dick. Hon Sull'
well II Russell. Hon. Chas u Carter,
Judge 6. N Campbell. J Il Pcnniug
ton aud G. l. Byrne.
Mrs VIM Pnrffer Is enjoying a
visit this week from her friend Mrs
j. + Sharpe Of Purcell Mrs Sharpe
ls quite a worker In clubs and pop.
ular in social circles all over the
f'afe She h. also past worthy grand
matron Of the order Of the Eastern
star.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
AMERICANS CHARGE PARIS
HOSTESS TURNED R0BBER
Woman Denies This and Aserts Visit
ors Became lnsuIting-PoIice
Suspect the oId-Time
Panel Game

PARIS, Sept. 2l.--The Paris police do not
know whether to believe the story of an Italian
countess or that of two Americans whom she
met at an Italian restaurant. UP~to certain
point the stories agree. The countess met the
Americans at of the restaurants near the
boulevards. and, hearing them speak Italian,
she thinking that they belonged to ''the best
set" invited them to tea. With her her
13-year-old dat ghter.
AT this point the stories show a marked
difference. The lady says: 1--WE were con-
versing. when the two men, for they turned
out not to be gentlemen at all. took liberties.
II alarmed for myself and child and cried
in Italian, Porci Americani (American pigs),
leave my house at once. You are blackguards, I,
Help Murderl Fire!' At that moment by a
providential chance, friend of mine. young
French nobleman happened to call. said !;
Defend me against these porci Americana
Draw your revolver He did so. and they
fed"
Americana fed III the direction of the nearest
police station, where they unbosomed them
selves to the coTnmissaire. as follows: I'VE
were at tea, when. without the slightest cause
or provocation, tire woman, for we found her
to be lady, suddenly began to shout at us
insutingly, accusing US of behavior of which
we were not dreaming. At that instant a
young man entered the room and drew re-
vover The woman cried; You are my saw
ior. These porci Americani shall not leave
until they have given up all they possess.
we had, large sum in notes, when we were
allowed to go
While the antecedents of all parties are be-
ing looked up, the police wondering If,
after. all. 1t is not case Of diamond cut
diamond.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
LATE KING OF BURMA's
RELATIVES IN POVERTY

CALCUTTA, Sept. 21.-Certain descendants
of the late king of Burma are existing in
Calcutta in the most miserape poverty on a
mere pittance allowed them by the Indian gov
ernment There is one old lady in particular,
whose only support is few shillings a week.
A short time ago she presented a petition to
the Indian government to be allowed to return
to her own country. where she believed that
she would find friends who would at least help
her to keep body and soul together
This petition was suInmarily rejected by the
Indian government. Her sympathizers contend
that seeing that the British government hlched
her family's country from her. surely 1t be-
hooves them to see that the poor woman does
not die OF starvation. Last year the gross
profits of the reserved forests of Burma were
estimated at e6oO0 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
PARIS ARTISTS STUDY
NUDE IN OPEN AIR
Under Secretary Of State, Seeking Adj
mission, Is Unable to Establish
Identity and Doorkeeper
Denies Him Entrance

PARIS. Sept 21.-The government school OF
fine arts has Just started innovation in q
little corner Of the Saint Cloud park, which.
while considered a great advance in study by
professors of drawing and painting. is bound
to become popular for otherreasons. A board
fence fifteen feet high surrounds the inclosure,
within which has been established the ''open
air art school for the study of the nude"
The under secretary of state for fine arts, In
the course of his official duty, paid visit to
the place the other day, but the well trained
Cerberus at the door kept him out. "Only
students admitted he was told Then said the
visitor:
81 am M Dujardin- -Beaumetz.'
"Are you?" said Cerberus. will monsieur
be so kind as to prove it?"
M Dujardin- -Beaumetz had not eyed a visit
ing card with him. Thereupon Cerberus be-
came sardonic threatening. He said:
"Get along with you and don't try to pry in
here. Nice thing for an elderly gentleman like
you passing himself off for a minister and
trying to force his way into the 'ecole du nu
en- pleln air. Go, or 1 shall have you arrested.
Respect for your family alone prevents me
now"
And NJ Dujardin- Beaumetz crept quietly
away but not before he had been recognized
by a reporter for lie Matin, who refrained
from coming forward in order not to spoil a
good story for his paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
WAR OFFICE INTERESTED
IN POWERFUL AEROPLANE
French Army Officer Is Having Craft
Built Along New Lines from
Which Much Is Ex-
pected

PARIS. Sept. 21.-Aeroplane inventors and
experimenters are more and more in evidence.
One of the newes. hyiRg machines is the An
toinette. which is being constructed from the
plans of Captain Ferper and the engineer, M.
Levovasseur. The Antoinette motor. with
which 1t will be fitted is the 1ightest, in
comparison with its power. which has ever
been built. Notwithstanding its 100 horse
power the motor only weighs 220 pounds.
The wings of thl aeroplane are built with a
cylindrical surface, which its inventor claims
will give it greater speed than plane sur
face Built on the triangular principle, devoid
of stays, the whole apparatus. with its 7A-foot
propeller and its pilot or driver will not
weigh more than half a ton. Captain Ferper
has been given three years leave Of absence
by the war office to continue his experiments.
The French war office continues to display
keen interest in aeroplane and flying machine
experiments bens probably disturbed by the
successful experiments in Germany. Henry
Farman. who has just had an aeroplane built
from his plans, has received request from the
military authorities to be notified in advance
of the date of his experiments, which will
take place on the maneuverng ground>at Issy.
Mr.. Farmans atropane is built on the box
kite principle. 1t is expected to rise from the
ground at about twenty-five miles an hour.
The motor is 80 horse power Antoinette.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
ACCIDENTS SHOW
STEADY INCREASE
BRITISH RAILWAY FATALITIES
NUMEROUS
More Than One Thousand Are Killed
Within Single Year and More
Than Seven Thousand :.
Injured

LONDON, Sept. 21.-The board of
trade general report upon the acci-
dents that occurred on the railways of
the United Kingdom during the year
1906 shows that within the year 1869
persons were killed and 1912 were in
jured by accidents due to the running
of !, aims or movement OF railway vchi-
cles. The year was again remgrkable
for the number of fatalities to passen-
gers in train acciden-s, more, indeed,
being killed in this way than in auy
year since 1889 Fifty six out of the
fatal c' 1f'y-eight -rt -uT az Lesscn-
gers were attributable to three acci-
ldents-viz, the Elliott Junction, Grant
ham and Salisbury Six hundred and
thirty-one passengers were injured i'll
train accidents and thirteen railway
servants lost their lives, while 140 we're
injured by accidents from other causes
One hundred and eighty passengers
were killed, 1949 Injured, while 425
railway servants We're killed and 1925
injured.
The report observes that it Is much
to be regretted that there has been an
increase in the number or fatal and
non-fatal accidents to railway men, and
expresses the opinion that it is prob
able the increase is largely due to the
exceptional activity in goods traffic
and consequent high pressure at which
all railway work had to be conducted
during the year. 1t is to be noted in
this connection that while train mile
age shows an increase of 3N per cent
there is reason, the report states, to be-
lieve the shunting mileage, of which no
record can be kept, has increased still
more largely, and it is in shunting that
accidents are most apt to occur A
higher proportion of accidents may,
however, be partly accounted for by the
railway companies increased vigilance
in reporting the same.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
HOME OF ROYALTY is
BEING PUT IN ORDER
Windsor Castle Now Undergoing Ex-
tensve Notwithstanding Being
overhauIed and New
Floors Laid

LONDON. Sept 21.-Numerous alterations
are being made at Windsor castle during the
absence of the king and queen Extensive
repairs in the Norman gateway, Magdalen
tower and Henry III tower are being under
taken. and the whole of the sanitary arrange
ments are being overhauled. new room is
being added to the Saxon tower and the Round
tower is having another window ntted.
sir DIghton Prcbyns residence in the Nor
man tower is being altered and new oak floors
are to be placed In all the principal rooms.
Among the rooms which are to be treated in
tbis manner is the one over the gateway where
Cromwell imprisoned his cavalier captives.
some decorations also are to be carried out
In the picture gallery. while the royal library
is to be closed for cleaning and repairs
Instructions have been given for many new
works in the garden the principal idea being
the erection of rustic imitation OF the hum
dred steps on the mound Of the Round tower
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
PHYSICIAN DESCRIBES
STAGES OF DRUNKENNESS
In Answer to Magistrates Questions
Ma, of Science Outlines ordl-
nary Progress Of Life
sized "Jaa"

LONDON, Sept 21.-An amusing description
of the seven stages of drunkenness was
gwen at the Marylebone police court last sat
urday during the hearing Of a charge against
Mrs Agnes Memige. r. T. Williams medi-
cal man of Upper Dorset street. said he exr
amined the woman after she had been arrested
and found her lin mellow, comfortable STATE
OF drunkenness recovering from irritation
Magistrate Plowden' curiosity was aroused
by this definition. Am / to understand he
asked ''that a person who gets DUNK must
first of all be irritable, and then mellow
.erhere is always an irritable state" replied
DR. williams ''and that is succeeded by the
mellow, comfortable, happy state
.And what is that succeeded by?'' inquired
Mr.. Plowden.
srhe pugnacious state" said Mr.. Williams.
s'They become irritable again?'' Mr. Plowden
suggested. x,,,,,,.
And what is the next state?"
..They become affectionate after that
"And the next?
.'They become crying drunk"
.sThls is really most instructive lesson.
said Mr. Plowden. "And them"
Collapse. incapable, sleepy" stated MI
williams.
''And after that nothing suppose r.
III you give them little more-death'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Beach Property-santa Monica

A FEW BARGAINS
--S3200--
New Groom house, entirely modern. Thi!
cannot be duplicated for the money. OAK
floors; in fact: property worth $500. Owner
needs the money.
--s21Co--
New 5-room house, strictly modern; just
the home for a small family. Own your
home, because we sell this on small payment
down, the balance monthly, and you are
saving money.
Another 5-room house, little larger than
the one above. We sell 1t on same kind OF
payments. Property is we'll worth the money.
-S1600-
New ncdern Groom cottage, on 18th street.
near Oregon avenue; $500 cash, balance $40
per month. including interest.
New modern 5-room bungalow. yard nicely
improved rain water cistern connected with
house; location splendid; reason for selling,
owner will build a larger house on adjoining
lot: this is a good value; terms.
We have a bunch of lots located between
Ninth and Sixteenth streets, nearly all with
street work, sewer and cement work COM
plete which we will sell slngly at prices you
could not duplicate in our city. They are
money makers and we sell on easy terms.
Palisades are building up Now is the time
10 buy and we are the firm to buy from.
Original agents for original Palisades. at
original prices.
MILES & TEGNER.
315 Oregon avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

ward ten years ago, and is one of his
majestys most creditable hobbies. Every
member of the royal family is supposed
to contribute something to this fund
even down to the little princes and
princesses.
One of the largest sources of wealth
of the London hospitals are bequests by
will. Recently Mrs. Lewis Hill, wife OF
the famous London pawnbroker, died
and left s1,25O.OO0 to the fund; Alfred Belt
left 100000, while George Herring. pre-
vious to his death, had contributed $780,
900 to King Edwards fund. In his will
he left to the hospital fund a large sum
of money which he had loaned the Sal
walton army and also his splendid house
in Park lane.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
SUMMON BUTCHER TO AID
OF ToRERo WHO RuNeLED

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE assistance of a butcher
had to be obtained during a bull fight held re-
Gently at Sommieres. near Mines. The regular
torero was tossed. and when he was carried of
three others in turn entered the arena, but,
failed TO kill the bull.
The animal was horribly mutilated and ulti-
mately its condition reused the spectators to
protest against further torture. The bull was
then lassoed and butcher was summoned to
end its agony.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Country Property

FOR SALE
ALFALFA, FRUIT. GRAIN RANCHES
Fine soil, near railroads and good cities;
good markets, excellent climate, good water,
high class surroundings. in the GREAT
ALFALFA and FRUIT DISTRICT. EASY
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

scribers holding six months contracts The
Hcuselkeeper instead OF the Woman's Home
Companion. The Housekeeper Is preferred py
many OF our patrons II Is bright. ful' Of exs
cellent articles OF especial interest 70 women. i
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

These places are all first class and will
make excellent self supporting HOMES
For detailed descriptions, Of any of these
address NJ C. COATS, 2lS Mercantile place,
Los Angeles. Phone Home F3032.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
LAUNDEIEs


SUNRISE HAND LAUNDRY. 4o7 SAN Pc
dro stood work guaranteed: moderate
prices. Phone Main sl7s; Home F4223.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Hotels and Lodging Houses

WILL. CELL 10-RooM HOUSE, GOOD FUR
niturc. close fn reasonable rent; no trouble
10 keep rooms rented. soo s. HILL
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Stocks and Bonds
Miscellaneous

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE-WEEKLY PAPER
and complete job office in thriving beach
town, on electric line, doing good business;
great future; only $3.50, with terms on por-
tion of 1t; great opportunity for right man {;
must be sold this month. Address BOX 9S7.
Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

CoLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
t16-417-419 San Pedro street.
Main office 92z South Main.
Phones Main 1117; Home 2154 New and alb
soiutely fireproof storage; private locked
rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos, hns furniture.
etc.; trunks. boxes ETC., stored. 25c TO 600 per
month. We solicit your patronage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
EDUCATIONAL
pALMIsTs AND MEDIUMS


PERSONAL
MRS. MASSON, the noted palmist of
London, England, may be consulted ut
1922 S. SPRING ST. (Suite 17)
by those desiring careful, conscien-
tious and reliable hand readings from
one of the foremost palmists of the
day.
losses and gains, lawsuits, deaths.
marriages, separations, and, in fact,
all that life holds for you is plainly
written in your hand; 1t is simply a
question of correct Interpretation.
HIGH CLASS PATRONAGE So
LICITED.
DIR. GREEN, CLAIRvoYANT. BUSINESS
medium, gives life readings daily; test cir
cles Wednesday eve.. o'clock. &c ROOM
l6. l1sM s. SPRING ST.
NINE. LISCHKA.
Medium, palmist, clairvoyant, card reader,
525 West Eighth street. Home phone F6329.
FOR EXCHANGE
+ Real Estate -sse
FOR EXCHANGE-AT LONG BEACH, LOT
or lots, for teams, wagon COWS. What
have you got? CLARK d. HALL. 129 East
First ST., Long Beach.
TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY
go to BEN WHITE. so4 Bryson block. Second
and Spring streets Sa fes
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
SHOE REpAIRINc

SHOES REPAIRED.
Mems .soles 35c; ladies' 35c child's, 30c
good leather. 11s WEST FOURTH ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
STORAGE

WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
own cars at greatly reduced rates.
Call on us or write for particulars.
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO..
140 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

FOR SALE
We offer for sale 4ox14O feet to alley at 53o-
532 South Main street. just north OF the
Burbank theater. Magnificent improvements
are in course of construction within half
block of this fine business site, which we
can deliver upon good terms at s1250Oo. Un-
doubtedly there is no better offering In this
locality. Nominal improvements pay S4oo
monthly.
BLACK BROS.
Sole agents. so5-sOs Union Trust bldg.
FOR sALE-INCoME BUSINESS PROPER
ties, improved. Call N. CORDARY. 2o3 l.
W. Hellman building. F694s; Main 5oS6; resi-
dence East 1135.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

70 o0o ACRES FINE UNIMPRovED REEVES
county, Texas agricultural lands, irrigable
from iivirg water streams and artesan wells;
greatest fruit, alfalfa and garden section in
tinted states Price of land 81 to $40 per
acre. terms one-hfth cash. balance four
equal payments at per cent interest annu-
a1Iv MOORE & BOMAR, agents, or H. &
g. N. Railroad Co., Pecos Texas.
NEW PLAN OF HOMEsTEADIN.G--
Send or call for illustrated booklet;
worth 5000 to every home seeker. CAL
iFoRNlA HOME EXTENSION ASSO-
CIATION, III Chamber of Commerce
building. Los Angeles Cal.
FoR sALE-2O OR 40 ACRES OF LAND. S..
Main street, half mile south from city lin
it's; fine investment. Owner N: COtDAha,
20s w Heilman building F694S; Main 50S6;
residence East 1875.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Concessions Demanded .

To some extent, the Asiatics are pre-
pairing to give way. They will agree to
voluntary registration, with finger inn
pressions, if the obnoxious act is with
drawn and only enforced against those
who will not register voluntarily. This is
the greatest concession they will make.
Voluntary registration, yes. Registration
by law, no-not even IL the alternative be
Jail and ruin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Aided By Royal Fund

Another great source of income to the
London hospitals, and which also come
under the head of voluntary contribu-
tions," are the sums raised by what is
known as King Edwards hospital fund
for London. 1t is to this fund that
Carnegie has just given his 100000 Last
year. the total income of this fund was
$554.77o.
This fund was founded by King Id