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The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

LON EASY TER MS
1lding lots on Normal Hill :
hnd ten-acre tracts in Ar
\ns and Mont View Park.
torms SET VIM. F. Stephens,
pera House Block.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

20 ROOM COTTAGE IN
location: owner going on
rms. or special inducement
kNI write O.. DOuhan, care
y Clothing Go.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

: e-3OO,OOO CAB B A 9 E
ross Holland and Winning.
b 3. 3. Walter, TIA 14th-st.,
y Red 1898.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

kHOTEL-ESTABLISHED
ky modern. newly furnished
\0h, balance time. Address
ort Collins, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

LAT A BARGAIN-4.ROOM
house: close in; easy terms.
Sn h Son, Greeley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07
JOLL|FjCATION MEETING
IN MARSHALL COUNTY

The democrat. of Marshall and
Johnston counties held a big rauhca.
Hon aud ioIncaiou meeting last
nigh, 200 NadD j. w. McDunee. who
defeated stump Ashby for N. lcgisla.
turc. was there from Woodyilc. The
Wood,lur band was present and citi.
l.us uf both Johnston and Marshall
counties took part iu the iollIhclton
The primary occasion tor the meeting
WAS the triumph of Franklin over
Shcou tor The state senate. In reality
.hc fight was mot $50 much ON Skcen
as 70 was on William II. Murray. who
desired to sr. the defeat OF Franklin.
Franklin and McDuncc both addressed
tNr gathering and the following rcso.
buttons by a Johns on county voter.
were rr., ami adopted uy unanimous
vote
Th. resolutions.
Whereas. lu Inc recent election for
state senator from this. the 21th sour.
torIl district of oklahoma, ". H.
Murray and other ring politicians con.
sp.r,d together TO defeat am honest
and honorable servant of the people
namely. the Honorable William VI
Franklin, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07

signs are propitious, and that another
wa'f fare will he waged with the OBJ
ject Of relegating Uncle Joe" Can.
non TO private life
The labor union politicians are not
particular as to Cannons' successor
They would prefer candidate favor.
able TO uuionism, but would willing.
ly accept q foe tn labor, II thereby
Speaker Cannon could be made a
permanent resident Of Danville In
the eyes Of Gompcrs. The Danville
statesman is the biggest barnaclc on
the ship Of state, and the command
has gone forth that he must be re
moved at all cost.
There IS big labor vote in this
district. and the union men declare
that the outlook for the defeat of
Cannon is more favorable than it
ever was before. Republicans political
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.


N"'''aS' ON ih' sra day OF Au.
gust. 1905. a gun shot wound took
from our midst Ernest Pklcr. "A we'll
known member of Ardmorn's fir. de
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07
POOLING THG VOTERS.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07
LABOR TO FIGHT CANNON
LABOR POLITICIANS WILL FIGHT
WITH OBJECT OF RELOCATING
UNCLE JOE CANNON.

Danville. H., Aug. without the
blare of trumpets or roll of drums.
but by gumshoe methods, the labor
forces Of the country are preparing
silently and steathily TO center their
political battle in this congressional
district. For weeks the political lieu
tenants Of President Samuel Gompcrs
of the American Federation of Labor
have infested this district. making i'm
quirics. conducting investigations and
analyzing the political atmosphere
As a result, it is declared that the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07

leaders. however. scoff at the idea
than Cannon can possibly be defeat
ed and assert that Uncle Joe is safe
in his berth as long as he will ac-
ccpt It. and that nothing short Of
death or voluntary retirement can re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07

! beg to announce / will be open
for business tomorrow. Aug Sth. ig
the building first door east of Hyden
q Hodges and will be prepared to
furnish the public with the very
best of meats I'm the market line.
have returned to Ardmorc TO STAY
and shall he glad to have all my o'a
friends and customers come and sro
me. CHAS. KERNER.
II mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07

Wonder what portion of that $50.
100000 standard Ol will contribute
to 'hc republicans campaign fund
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07
Publicity Bureau Organized.

Tulsa, okla Aug. G--At meet
ing of the executive board Of the
State Federation of Commercial and
Industrial organizations in this city
today non-partisau publicity bu
rcau for Oklahoma was created Fred
l.. Wounor of Guthrie and Clark G.
Hudson Of Oklahoma city were
placed I'm charge Of the bureau. The
purpose of the bureau is 10 curl
campaign abuses 10 create % better
feeling between all classes of people
In the state and better understand
ing of oklahoma throughout the ma
tion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07

hot sun has mo- effect on Ardmorc.s
asphalt paved streets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07
ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best -four
sold In Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-07

American Hog Fencing at Bivens
COrhn and Frensleys
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
,I(llg||'RIAll,. J !
Looks Like Sure, Winner
Of Nomination
>kanawha County Man Far Aheaa of
the Bunch in the Race for, the
Nomination for Secretary of
State -.'-.

-" The manner In which the people
OF the state have warmed up to the
candidacy of Hon. c.. L. Mont
Topping, of Charleston, for secretary
OF state, portends his nomination at
the state nominating convention, Ju-
ly 9Th, on the first ballot Mr.. Top
ping has been making q runaway
race of 1T from the start and at the
present time has more instructed
delegates coming to the convention
to work for his nomination than his
three opponents combined
Topping has all the ear-marks Of
a wilmer. The voter is gtruck with
MS pleasing personality. from the
first; and the results from the vari-
ous county conventions and prima-
ries show that his candidacy has
struck the popular chord With
two~thirds of the delegates to the
state convention already selected,
Topping - claims that he will have
enough votes on the FIRST ballot to
nominate him and 1t hooks as if his
claims would be 1hade good.
'" The best evidence Of hts strength
before the people was shown in the
Tucker county primary, where he
won out by vote larger than shat
received by his combined opposition,
notwithstanding the fact that he had
been In the county but few days
before the primary. At the present
time, with 511 delegates selected,
the friends Of Topping say that he
has considerably. over 800 votes and
will secure the remainder necessary
for the nomination, with some to
spare, ..,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
SENATOR WARNER
Declares Negroes Shot Up Browns
vile and Quotes Evidence to Sup -.
port His Contention.

Washington, April 21.-Calling
attention to the Grand Army button
be wore in the lapel Of his coat; and
insisting that he had no prejudice
against the Negro soldiers, some OF
whom he cl@imed as comrades, Sen
ator Warner, Of Missouri in the
senate today, declared his conviction
that the town OF Brownsville. Texas,
had been shot up by Negro soldiers
Of the 23th Infantry in 1906.
Mr.. Warner quoted extensively
from testimony taken in the Browns
vile, case, and presented an argu-
nent to sustain his belief in the
guilt of the Negro soldiers.
without concluding his remarks,
which he will resume tomorrow
Warner gave way for the naval ap-
propriatton -bfiiJ- which was read in
part. -. "g@.s II 80 -,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23

claims, thst he WIN have ths is counties ai,ss
Which Z were INSTRUCTED. .xk 3fof q MI.
Hearne. 1t Is no more than fair to
equally tr! divide those, copnt4e Z: Sew,
efal stories @ are going the rounds to
the eKActf that arrison county SisI to
pc dlyided teq tsllyt and this II barely
iDossiple but atY present y The Mail
kn9Ews iof,tno reason for changing the
tfhle. But even granting that Har-
;risont,@tll divide and that Mr. Scherr
will most of 1.-The Hearae dele
gates, Mr., Swisher would still have
o considerable, lead. = :, -,
One OF the Greatest gains for the
Swisher cause was the Fayette coun-
ty delegation "A 3-v-last week, ana It.
ts.E said that much depended upon It.
The; claim had been made that he
would not get Fayette, but the imam
imous adoptionsoft the resolutions in
structing for him settled that point
TO the satisfactien OF several other
counties, which, 1t Is said. will do
likewise. : ~. - @,, - II
{. balancing the past account and
drawing natural lnfercnces from
what will come within tina next two
months, and without the least de-
sire; jto iRre1udics against the, candi-
dacy OF Mr.. Scherr, whom The Mail
Will gladly support II he ia the{hom-
inee,' 1t is hard: to see theScase any
other, way than that Mr.. Swisher VIII
win the; nomination, and The ascend
Aney OF the republican party in West
Virginia assures! his election. ~
.;:.fZi $. Saturdays. Results: y. r.: .,
Special kilograms received by The
Mail tell of the results IN, the four
counties which selected delegates.
Saturday. The big fight was In Wetz-
81, where Swisher carried the county
by about 200. The district was the
unit and this divides the delegation,
5 going to SWisher and IL to scherr.
Stuart F. Reed carried every district
for secretary Of state. .
In Mineral county, Scherr,s homo,
there was no%contest, and ne will get
the delegates from that county.
In Pendleton county there were no
instructions, and the delegation VIII
likely be divided. $50 -
= In Hampshire county the s dele
gates Were instructed for Swisher,
according TO a: telegram to The Maila
Another report is to the effect that
two conventions were held, one in.
:sbructing- for Swisher and the other
forSScherr. - =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
.-' ,ys-g ~
NO CHANCE

New YORK, April 18.-The de-
mands OF Billy Neal, representative
Of Tommy Burns, were so unreason-
able and Nunteard-of that Sam Fitz-
patrick, manager> OF Jack Johnson,
would have made, himself the laugh
ing stock OF the American sporting
public had he acceded to them. 1t
is positively beyond belief that in
this age 6f enlightenment man
would have the temerity to ask such
RIDICULOUS terms, 1t was thought
that. when Shylock effected his meat
contract and when B. Nolan dictated
his memorable prenunciamento III
the Gans-Ns1son match that the linn
1T had been reached in usury. Per-
ish the thought. ShW and Nolan
were unto Burns, Neal ct al, as pix
ers OF the most insignificant kind.
Burps wauted everything in sight aB-
solutely. There wouldn't have been
enough LETT for the purse for Fitz-
patrick, and johnson to pay their
training expenses. Two Of the claus
es upon which Neal insisted were
particularly odious to all who were
present at the meeting. Burns would
not agree to fight until next Decem-
ber, and altohhgh the best offer to
date had been 9 s25, 900 purse, made
by Jim ,Coaroth. Neal demanded
$4,000 for Burns's share, win, lose
or draw. If Shere is any fairne esq in
that we fail to see it, Or if Burns
imagineS he can convince the Ameri-
can sportsn1en he is sincere in his
declaration that he is anxious to box
Johnson he is mistaken. The sports
in this cehntry admire fairness, and
are believers in that old, very old
fashioned adage Of our ancestors,
Right is tight and wrong is no
body" AIbit ,antiquated, we admit.
but it has lost none Of -bonay
beauty with age, AID fits this case
to nicety@ z@y ,....... -.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
NEGRO GETS EoUAh HiaraDs3 >,
WHITES LOSE sOAtsis1H oars
Railroad Obeys New OrSss. W Pre-
viding Drinking Water O8ly. y.

Nashville, Tenn, April liS, The
Nashville, Chattanooga q 8t. LSatg
railroad has taken soap and towels
from all the toilet rooms on. ifa
trains. Passengers are hoY proyid-
ed only with drinking lWhtkr. s., Ia
This action is the }ssuiES1T Il gns2
brought by a Negro bssssngak, who
had not been furnished with SOAP
and towels. Following The sait. an
order was issued to tho srAjlf0h6 from
Washington not to dIsoTtmfngfs ssss
tween Negroes and wfttea q
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
0NI, N J Y pr; n
For the :a lep,ublic
is Intls 81 4 fiion II. ="

House. Of


r. Rort All Priace, 4faitf, april j 9si44..-
More than three sweeks have, elapsed
since the savages:shootin of political
prisoners, variously estimated & at
from 27> to '48, sent the .warships of
four nations &scurrying to, Port au
Prince. Their arrival put the seal
Of security on the lives and proper
ty of foreigners, and since, then at
least outward tranquility has prevail
ed. ..... .'&.y 80
While there have many arrests of
natives suspected Of sympathy with
the revolution, and political prison
ers continue to be brought in batch
es from interior points, there have
been no more public shootings In
deed, the government denies that
any more executions have taken
place. This, however, is incredible,
in view Of the fact that many persons
are known to have been dragged
from their beds at night and that all
trace of them has been lost. -
In the executions of March II last
President Nord Alexis achieved the
double purpose Of obliterating as
many of his foes as he could lay
hands on and striking terror into the
hearts Of those who were beyond his
reach. Since then his name, and
that OF his ferociOus lieutenant, Gen
eral Alexis Coicou, who personally
directed the shooting of the prison
ers, including some Of his own blood
relatives, are only mentioned in whis-
pers. All Haiti tremD1es before
them. ~ Z.
Alexis Threatens Massacre.
Alexis has made the significant
statement taht If he is not permit
ted to end his term Of Office unmo,
lested he will, rather than submit
to deposition, write his name on the
scroll of fame in the blood Of such 9
massacre as Haiti has not seen since
the days, of Dessalines, once known
as Jean JACQUES /.
No one doubts his ability to carry
out this threat, which is understood
to be intended dts a. deterrent not on
ly to revolutionists, but to any at.
tempt at foreign interference in the
AFFAIRS Of Haiti.
d with order restored, and their
lives and property under the rprotec.
tton Of ships Of war, the foremost
question in the minds Of foreign res
tdents is whether the time has moi
come for the adoption Of a final So
luton Of the Haitian question. All
agree that Haiti, during her Jos
years Of independence. has not shown
great capacity Of elf-government
and the AFFAIRS Of the island have nov
, reached about the lowest ebb in its
history.
Destitution prevails on every hand
ragged. soldiers swarm the st@ets
begging piteously, and even officers
bediZened in dingy gold and silver
lace, beg, cap in hand, and are pro.
fuse in thanks for dole of five
cents. The soldiers beg because
their pay, when they get it, amounts
to less than 80 cents Nnonth, ,ant
what else they are able to secure Is
small general receives 200 -geur-
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
: j. Nj. ELLIS.

, Above: tRa a good likeness of Hon.
J. M. Ellis, who is candidate for
renonination to, the House Of Dele
gates from Fayette county. Mr.. El-
lis rendered valuable service to the
race during: the last session, as is at
tested blythe following letter! -.-- :
" ~ = Si-'t Institute, w. Va,
E,.:> - :. -. ~. K, March S, '0S.
"'Hon. J. M Ellis, ~. ~, r. >
= : - Oak HilE w, Va. >:.>.%, d.:
.!""My Dear Ellis: - take this the
first opportunity TO present Ito szy8li
the thankss Of &ourxentire faculty forr
the good work one during the ses-
satpn Of THO 1egfelatNre which has just
Eciosed. for 4 d,fauce cement ,of edu.
+ frgtnia~ Golored
frfsSlr lrdees =, four work will, no doubt
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
!, -. ~ ~ ~! "a
S!()!lL|,,... I.
OF INSTRUCT ted De . tes'' t ( ! !
Show Taft Gaining & .1
Secretary Gains A IN
CaptEring Virtually
nesota's and Virgil
scntetion to M
veati
,W1ShingtOn.

:, Washington, -Whfiat
nearly all Of the &. boGi1s
were given an impet0 Scofiyeil. IS
tlons in the various states drfinT Tie
lest week, the greatest gains 'yyaFe$
made by Secretary Taft.<S ION aatur- !
day last he had 167 delegates paed
ed to vote for his nomination. I. rs
day!be. has I'll, q; gain sfs Il Mn q !
week: He caRtuFad virtually IA ali fof
the delegates in Min naHota and IN. :
ginia, and hefisfltkeiy to be fidiRfs$d
and supported by Texas; MI ;sSS. s !;
. The total number of$delegat tss now now {
elected is h48,% a gain ofSE &C. darinK !,
the past week and 5I IioFe & hanSSSa /
majority of the conventto ont hBae isse
actually. instructed by; conventions
are given to the candidates the ;fti,zsf
structions were votedSfor. & !, Ia the
case OF Pennsylvania and ,.Wiascon onsifs.
where the delegates were h; 4 sated
under primary laws, ttRe25 result ssissi
given as though { INSTRUCT ions q haSI
been voted * y Irhere NJ be- IA al bphS
tion to the Knox delegates stn. penn 4
fsylvania, and in, Wisconsin, oi iiesrt
man was elected out ..of the Jsiega-4 g
tion Of &c. eft ~ EIS II %s| e = 81 .aT 3.
Gains in yirgin;a - s,,r,,. .s (, ,;f
All Of the district cnnvsn - tfos,s ~ "a, j
not so Instruct, but resol ions M RsFaa, fia
adopted to the effect that In case the
state ntton voted i,,at .s,ss,si sst 80
these district con ven n i ySS "a
gard that action sas rIat r,slt ss,,
delegates. The sf3fes Ss1 a., 5,,.
structed for TAFT, ana ssiI atSsiSSI anSg
WIN tne distrieta W et FssoL
~ .Gt ueiesases arg noWseo'asf desed 1ss
20 8 oeoh 70
Ssne way; rms giYes Eg y 4. 1fRinitas
sotes ~ ING sect Whlfn IA a 0aN
sf' g y. SssS
=. ,S :
t4s'4 = st
~. ~, ., IL
w.. a. Sss4rS9m eS 81
as y
- 'ns 1tasnie
eoot 20,
9a,atn tie eAceptioh ols6sn9ae igRs Saes
~. - io', "ts.e| l1s hEs stssslai lAT' e.
W. VNassa ny
az uH,.oi,s - oetng voted s
dati.. M ~
aa,' A,liDieet - VIZ
80 ia 'oAi l EEIls fa$s-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
\. A LATE PICTURE Or SECRETARY TApT !.

howard Taft
was born In Cincinnati
school, he
cou OF Cncnnat In 1890 he States
looS ne became United
NY TO he philippines organize there
appointed
see IN he Phippnes in negotiations Cuba in
Eanarna and to American ="
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23
DIR. BARNETT
Is Not and Will Not 1se b, Candidate
for State Librarian. =! -
Huntington W.. va, IL
April goth, 5lso o8,

hPfFI @VSH.Yt2U6,
Editor Of the Advocate:@iF! :! .>@:,$} ~ r.
Please announce Though syobE
columns that Dr. C. G, HafAetf, iR NOT
an applicant for state Hin aftab, and
for the fu ture benefit OF 4ha C0eflsI
ton Gazette and the HuAtgngt0nSA AyEs
.vertiser, you; may, say t46ak ttg'
never be an applicant fpr t6kk BOIL
tion. rs Y ~ * }a.sseV IT
Oblige yours, etesgS III % sa%S - III
c.. C,%nAHNHTF,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23

Indications are constantly coming
to the surface looking toward truce
in the Ohio battle. There is no ev!-
.dence that Secretary Taft or Senator
Foraker are themselves making any
oyertures toward peace pact, but it
is we'll known that the candidates
for Congress and for the state and
county offices, are not anxious to, go
into the campaign with the party
sores unhealed, even if the form Of
a-victory Is registered in their favor
during these preliminary skirmishes
for delegates and local nominations.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-23

washington, D. c., April a.
Politics at the nations capital for
the past ten days has partakeni5. In
almost even measure Of the dramatic
and the, intensely practical. SeSa+.
tor Foraker made a great speaGl1
last week on the Brownsville Incl.
dent, and paid a happy tribute to the
unfa1l1ng loyalty Of the colored SOL
dlers In the wars Of the republic and
testified heartily to the economic and
moral, value Of the. Negro citizen.
The- demonstration following the Sad-
dress was enthusiastic to the last de-
gree' and the Ohio Senator -. was
warmly congratulated by his col,
leagues, regardless Of faction or 5pars
ty, Senator Warner, representing the
Roosevelt attitude, being among the
first to give him cogdial hang
shake On Tuesday Of this .wesk,
Senator Warner presented In, able
fashion the argument in SUPPORT Of
his own measure, which, while Diff
fering slightly from the Foraker
amendment, leaves the final decision
as to re-enlistment with the Presi-
dent. 1t Is Well-known that the ad4
ministration is more than favorab1x
disposed toward the innocent .nie1t1-
bers OF the battalion, and the meth
cd preferred by the President toSre+
habilitate their status in the army
appears to him more likely to re-
dound to the discipline and esprit du
corps Of the military establishments.
Since the result is to be practically
the same, and the welfare OF the dis.
charged men Is the primary consid-
Grafton, those who are Influenced
more by the plan which offers the
speediest returns than by emottohai-,
1sm-While thanking Senator For
aker none the less for the noble spirit
manifested by him throughout the
long contest, seems to lean. to the
supporT Of Senator Warmers dpfoDo4
s1tton. This letter Is being mailed
before sentiment has been sufficient
Iy crystalHzed to justify prediction
as: to the fate Of either in the Anal
vote Of the Senate. The republicans,
naturally, desire a settlement Of the
vexed situation that will enable the
party to hold the colored vote in
tact, and differ only as to the
method Of subserving the ends OF
justice--and, incidentally, as to who
shall have the credit Of handing out
the square deal" d.,