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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09

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 This is only . partial list of the trust magnates and financiers who con tributed to Mir, sheldon's fund. An Index as io how much more Mir. Shsl. don may be able to raise from these interests for the national campaign. the fact may be cited that Mir. Crom. well gave S1.ooO to the state fund. and increased the amount to t60.0oo for the national campaign.
 Fred w. UphRm of Chicago is a. sistant treasurer of the Republican National committee. He is million. aire several times over, and . member of the County Board of Review of Il. hnois. which passes upon the amount of taxes which corporations and large estates shall pay in that state. He is director in several corporations and is in charge of the collection of cam. paign funds in the west.
 On August 21. 1908, after his ap- pointment as Assistant Treasurer of the Republican committee, MT. Up ham sent out thousands of letters to corporation officials whose taxes he passes upon as a member of the Board of Review, urging them to contribute to the Republican fund as "individu. als," and requesting them "to bring this matter to the attention of your business associates" The suggestion implied is regarded as significant.
 Five of the nine members of the Republican committee are:
 Charles F. Brooker, Connecticut millionaire. members of N. Y. Cham Der of Commerce, and vice-president New York. New Haven Railroad Co. against which . government suit is now pending, and one of the leading spirits in the brass trust.
 Frank o. Lowden, multi-millionairs vice president Pullman Palace Car Co.,, which Is monopoly.
 E. c. Duncan, director Atlantic & North Carolina railway, and other cor. porations, receiver Seaboard Air Line, and official dispenser of patronage in North Carolina.
 T. Coleman DuPont, controlling fac tor in Powder Trust, against which the government has a suit now pend. ing for dissolution.
 Boise Penrose. political boss of Pennsylvania, head of the corrupt Re. publican organization in Philadelphia, and conspicuous in many corporations.
 Roy o. West, chairman of the Re. publican State Committee of H., is also chairman of the County Board of Equalization. which passes upon cor poration taxes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09
PROTECTING DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
An Ohio Example of Taft's Position and okIahoma's Proof of Bryan's
 PopltIon.

One of the blanks of the Denver platform favors guaranteed bank de- posits. MT. Bryan addressed the Ohio legislature in February favoring guar anteed deposits. Former Governor Herrick subsequently, addressed the legislature in reply to MT. Bryan, op- posing any such protection for banks and bank depositors.
 Mir. Taft, in his speech of accep- tance, denounced the plank of the Denver platform, which declares for . national law for banks similar to the Oklahoma law for state banks. thereby coinciding in the views of Mir. Herrick and opposing the views of Mr. Bryan.
 Below are two dispatches showing what MT. Bryan stands for and what MT. Taft stands for:
 THE OHIO WAY.
 Cleveland, O., Aug. 1.-The cred. itors' committee. charged with an in- vestigation of the affairs of the de- funct Farmers and Merchants bank, the cashier of which. Henry W. Ga zell, is under arrest charged with em- bezzlement, tonight reported that the depositors will be forced to shoulder . loss of 3415,000.
 The report, made in meeting of 2.800 depositors, charged the dehcit to Gazell, alleging his speculations proved disastrous to the institution.
 TAFT STANDS FOR THIS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09
LONCWORTH MADE THAT BREAK
Newspaper That Reported Bim Bas Yeed he ISulh of Is
 Report Under Osih

compelled to take train for Saratoga in order to prevent Hheldon's name from appearing on the ticket. Cover. nor Odell went direct to Senator Platt's home In Saratoga and. after . conference which lasted until 2 o'clock in the morning. Platt yielded and sheldon's name was withdrawn and F. W. Higgins was nominated for the ofiice sought by George R. Shel- don.
 When 1t was announced that Shel. don would not be on the ticket three hundred delegates in front of Platt's house cheered the glad tidings,
 Lieut.. Gov. Woodruff. when asked at that time why he objected 70 strongly to Sheldon, said:
 "l have no personal anlmosIty to- ward Mir. Sheldon. believe that tho objections that have been raised to him are Of the gravest sort and that they Jeopardixe the state ticket"
 Gov Odell had this to say day be- fore Sheldon's name was taken of the slate:
 "i fought against George R. Sheldon because hls business connections lns- perlisd the whole ticket"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09
HARTFORD CELEBRATION.
Estimated That 250. 900 People Were
 on Streets Yesterday.

on SJrects 1esUer0hy'
 Hartford, Oct 9.-Riots ended the bridge celebration last night, when gang of hoodlums gathered, after several preliminary scraps, and tried to "do" the police force. They first tried to ruch Officer Flannigan off the street and he rapped his night stick for help and brought Sergeant Quinn with half dozen other off, cers, and for the next fifteen min utes the policemen mad to make re- Deated charges on the crowds, club ping everybody, to disperse the mob that quickly gathered, shouting Rush the cops"
 Chief Gum stated that he fell. safe in saying that there were 250.. 900 people on Hartford's streets There can be no question that the number of people in the city yester- day was greater than anything that has ever been seen here before. Never has such business been done by the restaurants. Up and down Asylum street number had closed their doors by o'clock in the even- ing. It was no use to keep open longer--they had nothing left to sell. One place, not great distance from the station, was said by its manager to have fed 10000.
 The only accident that was at all serious in its nature yesterday was when pile of lumber, on which a number of people were seated over in East Hartford, not far from Kel- logg's dock, tumbled over and car ried those that were sitting on it to the ground. Miss Annie Martinson of South Manchester was struck in the ear by the end of heavy board and rendered unconscious. She was first taken to the emergency hos pital and later to the Hartford hos pital. Her ear was badly lacerated, and concussion of the brain may de- velop. Her condition is regarded ss serious. Louis Oliver of East Hart. ford was also struck in the head by lumber and got scalp wound and his collar bone was broken.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09

The New York World has cartoons showing Standard oil can taking the place of the dome in a picture of the Capitol at Washington. Good! It is another evidence that the people do not rule at Washington. but that the trusts rule through the agency of the Republican party. AS to legislation, Mir. Sherman. candidate for vice-presi- dent. said "The Republican party is willing and ready to accept full re- sponsibility." Exactiy. And the Stand ard oil and other trusts rule through that party. The only way to prevent such rule is to elect Bryan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09
DAILY FASHION ALks
 BY MAY MANTON
"A SIMPLE GOWN IN SHIRT WAIST STYLE.

RIO how have plain uuefui such
 this demand be made from light weight from o'he-
 ple dusab material bot must be simple the that This shows the waists with pls the shoulders that the and eevs Both blouse trimmed with
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09

Fred 4. Sims. scting chsirmaa cf the Republican State committee of h. diana. is also chairman of the stAts Tax board. which passes upon the taxes levied against corporations.
 MT. DuPont has been forced to re- sign from the executive committee bs- cause of his trust connections. but Mr. Brooker. against whose company the government has suit. is still . mem. ber of tho committee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09
THE OKLAHOMA WAY.

Guthrie, Okla. May 21.--Within ono hour from the time H. H. Smock, Ok lahoma banking commission. had taken charge of the International Bank of Colgate he had authority to pay the depositors in full, though the banks cash and available funds in other banks fell $22,000 short of tho total amount of deposits. The commissioner was able to do this un- der the operation of the new banking law, and this Is the first time 1t has been called into use.
 BRYAN STANDS FOR THIS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09

The Republican National committee says it gets no money from the Stand ard oil company. poes that eenesyn. then. sivs its nsasy airsst ts nspss. usaa eaAdido1oef
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

Fourth Ward. We wonder II the
Mothers clubs in other wards wish
to offer something special for the
children in their respective wards.
For best collection of single stem
chrysanthemums OF from five to
eight plants-Ten thousand feet gas
by gas company.
Second best collection single stems
$3.50.
Our list OF premiums offered justi
fy the following extras:
Best collection ferns-1 years sub
scription Ardmore Morning Demo
crat.
/. Best fern, any yariety-s1.50.
Best collection palms and ferns
$500.
Best one dozen cut roses-s1.
Best % cut roses-s2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30
THE JUDGES.

Great care has been exercised in
the selection of judges for the
awarding of premiums. They are
made up of the best men in South
ern Oklahoma. and fairnesss In the
awarding is absolutely assured. Her.
Is the list:
c. u. Team, Fort Worth. Texas;
Lee Coffey, Lone Grove; X. +.
Scivally. Springer Allen w. Speake.
Woodford; J. G. Washington, Mariet.
ia: +. W. Fisher. Berwyn; Cub
Ream. Wapanucka; Joe J. Sparks.
Sulphur: n. B Tallaferro. Madill;
w. VI. Cox. Durwood; j. w. Orme,
Healdton; Grove Il. Chase, Chagris.
J. w. Johnson. Milo; Il. X. Poole.
Pooleville; Ivey Coffey. Brock.
Prof Felts Marsden; X. c. Adams,
Hoxbar; ID. A. Putnam. Hewitt:
Isaac Roberts. Orr; C. w. Thomas.
Ardmore; Geo. Collins. Cheek; Ben
Colbert, Tishomingo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

Second best 25 cut roses-Clemat-
is, by Mrs. Joe NJ London, and one
dozen chrysanthemum slips.
Best bouquet mixed cut flowers
premium 10 be named later.
Another class OF babies ranging
in ages from two to three and a half
have been listed for prizes.
The same rate OF entry fee 20 be
cha(ged as 1Dr chrysanthemums
As has been published florists and
nurserymen are solicited TO exhibit
their plants, but only amateurs may
compete for prizes.
BY oversight we omitted Rule l3:
"All exhibits intended for competi
tion must be in place in Exhibition
Hall by 3 O'Clock on the day before
the show opens; cut flowers by
O'Clock on day show opens"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30
MORE FLOWER SHOW PRIZES

Some corrections of former prem
ium list. and additional premiums
listed as have been offered.
As there seems to be misunde7'
standing regarded the standards we
give the following explanation; Ou'
aim is to give every one a chance, ana
this could not be done by continlng
the exhibits to single items. and to
those having a stem 10 inches before
branching, so this list of the stand
ards is To include all plants outside
these two classes-that have clear
stem above the earth, and we meant
to say must show a clear stem
above earth. and begin 10 Dranch MOI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

A small admission fee will be
charged at door. This TO be decided
later when we can determine just
how many other attractions we shall
have, We expect to have large
number of attractive booths for ex'
hibit and demonstration OF pure
foods and other articles. A cooking
exhibit and instructions in the cult
nary art by an expert we expect to
be one OF the attractive features
The Ingleheart Bros. ~ Evansville,
Ind. have written that they will ship
10 us within the next few days full
case OF their Swansdown Cake Flour
and Graham with other interesting
articles that will be used In the cook
ing demonstrations The pickles Of
fered as prizes were given by Ard
more Wholesale Grocery Company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

higher than 10 inches, must have al
least three blooms"
In the published premium list for
this set of standards the reading
should be. Best white, open form,
bloom lb. box candy by Cha.. l..
London" instead OF BEST White pom
pom FORM"
In Truck Farmers list. Second
best bushel pumpkin yams-1 yr. sub
scription Weekly Morning Demo
crat"
Third best bushel pumpkin yams
premium by Joe Barall.
The Mothers Club OF the Fourth
ward offers 81 for the best chrysan
themum plant raised by child In
the Fourth Ward school and 81 fol
best chrysanthemum plant by mem
Der of the High School living in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30
EXHIBITS.

Rule !. Any person may exhibi,
anything. whether competing for
premiums or not. but all such eX-
hibi,s should be made in the name
of the real owner.
Rule .. Exhibits may remain in
the building free of charge as long
as the owner may elect.
Rule 3. All exhibits. except those
taking first and second premiums
will be returned TO the owner, II
requested, otherwise to remain in
building thirty days (unless perish
able) then to be sold and the
proceeds used to maintain the as
sociation.
Rule 4. All exhibits of greater
value than one dollar must be taken
from the building after five O'Clock
each Monday. as the association car
not be responsible for safety from
loss by fire. Should the exhibits be
left after that hour they will be
at the risk OF the owner
Rule 3. Each exhibitor shall have
his exhibit labeled. II should bC
the name OF the owner, when ant
whore produced. and all inquiries
concerning same shall be forwardd'
to such owner for reply and othej
information.
Rule 6. No rule herein giveI
shall apply. unless otherwise proyid
ed, to articles OF greater value thar
one dollar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

and are the Imperial Gold Medal
Second and third prizes will be given
for the ferns and miscellaneous
plants II offered later.
Let everybody try TO force their
chrysanthemums TO open by Nov no.
as we wish 10 hold the Fair during
the week that the Federated Wom'
ems clubs are here.
Give lots OF sunshine and on COO
days use some warm water TO water
the chrysanthemums.
MRS. ]. A. BIVENS,
Chairman Board Managers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

best pair game chickens, l0) pounds
flour and bushel apples; second best.
atlas SO; best 10 ears corn, half do7.
en- dress shirts; best graded load of
corn, 10 bushels and up, merchandise
So; second best, merchandise 81 50,
best bale prairie hay, hat 81; sec
ond best 100 feet lumber an | 30 lbs.
flour; best bale Alfalfa hay, one pair
pants and one pocket knife; second
best coffee 81 best pound butter
$3.50; second best, coffee 81; third
best, gallon syrup 81; best weight ]
dozen hen eggs, one Swift ham: sec
ond best, coffee 81; best display of
canned fruits. jellies, preserves. one
pair wool blankets So; secJld best,
ladies' hose S2 best display p,calCs
and chow chow, ladies' hat s22' Sec
Ond best, one fine churn $3.50; lest
Jar canneed pears, merchandise, $l.50;
second best, merchandise sl; pesu
jar canned peaches, one pair baby
shoes; second best. one charm; best
jar blackberries, merchandise Sl.5O;
second best, jewelry 81; best half
bushel pumpkin yams, 20 lbs. lard;
best half bushel onions. merchandise
81; biggest IumpTn. wall for one
room; best half bushel turnips, one
box stock food and well bucket;
heaviest head cabbage, pocket knife;
best quart sorghum. horse shoes;
la'gest family coming TO town. "',tiIrg
chair; family coming farthest distance
one thoroughbred Poland China SOW;
most people coming in one farm wa
gon. photos, $500; hest half bushel
Irish potatoes, two bushels pop corn;
best peck peanuts. $3.50; best half
bushel apples, merchandise 81; best
ten ears pop corn, fine pipe; best
/ pumpkin $3.50; best bushel oats, 81;
I best bushel wheat ST. for handsom-
est crazy quilt pattern s..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30
TRADE EXTENSION CLUB
ARRANCES PREMIUM LIST

The Trade Extension club will Sc
cure comfortable quarters in which to
display all exhibits and judges select
ed TO award premiums. Places will
he provided to show all live stock
and trading stock. Unless changed,
the exhibits will be placed in the Odd
Fellows building opposite the post.
office. Here also will be establlshe
rest room for ladies' and children,
All exhibits required to be in by 10
o'clock on Monday, November 22nd,
and awahds will be made by o'clock
of the same day. Following is the
premium list:
Cotton.
Best grade bale $40, farthest hauled
one pair corduroy pants and 81 sc;
for most bales sold, $3.50; second
most, suit clothes an1 s..
Live stock.
Best span work mules any age,
pair horse collars worth S5; second
best, pair shoes worth $3.50; best
span work horses, one pair brides
worth So: second best, one pair nj
shoes $3.50; best yearling mule colt
So; second best, merchandise $3.50
best yearling horse colt. one pa.'
blankets So; second best, merchan
disc $3.50; best saddle horse. IS; sec
ond best, one box cigars and $3.50
best six months boar, merchandis,
$3.50; second best, box aples $500
best six months SOW. one pair tailO
made pants; second best shoeing on'
horse; best pair turkeys, one rocker
second best. 80 pounds best flour
best pair barred Plymouth Roc
chicks, ladies' cloak S5 second best
one pair shoes; best white plymouth
chicks, merchandise So; best pair O
brown Leghorn chicks, one nice ru
$3.50; second best, merchandise $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30
THE PARADE.

The big parade will be formed on
North Washington street and will
move north to the street in front
of the Ardmorete office, thence
east on Broadway to Caddo. thence
south TO Main, thence west to G
street. thence east on Main street
TO the intersection of Main and
Washington and will disband at the
Odd Fellows hall. The parade will
be headed by district and county
officers and mounted peace officers.
Next will be placed the live stock
which has been awarded prizes.
The second section OF the parade
will be headed by mounted police
next in line will be the fire depart
ment, then ladies in carriages, fol
lowing will be all the live stock en-
tered for prizes that did not take
premiums.
The time for the parade is sci
for three o'clock, sharp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

The time for gathering premiums
has been limited but more often
the greatest things are accomplish
ed with just few days of timely,
enthusiastic work. When 1t is
known that in many Instances the
premiums are more valuable than
those offered at the Dallas fair, on
the same products. is il any wonder
that the people are clamoring to
win them?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30
COURT HOUSE TONIGHT.
Final Nesting before Ardmore's
First Monday.

The Trade Extension club will
meet tonight at the court house a,
1880. Committees will have their
reports ready. The line OF parade
will be mapped out and agreed
upon. The premiums will be given
away at the Rogers barn on North
Caddo street. The officers OF the
club have done a vast amount OF
hard work. First Monday in Ard
more bids fair TO be the greatest
trade day ever wltnes ed in Ard
more and the presence OF every
member is desired at this meeting.
See the full page ad. of the Trade
Extension Club in this issue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

Inc premium lst SHOWS tnat |
some person will be awarded a very |
fine thoroughbred Poland China SOW
That is worth coming to Ardmore
for.
Two dollars and fifty cents will
be given for the best pound of
butter. Here is chance for some
good woman to get very useful
prize.
Make special examination of
the premium list on. chickens.
One of the special attractions
will be what is believed to be the
largest four-year-old mule in Okli.
homa. 1t was bred and raised in
Carter county.
The prize for the best turnout
will bring IN the city some beautifui
carriages and horses. It's worth
seeing.
c. b. Team, one OF the largest
/ mule buyers in the United States,
who owns yards and barns in Ha.
vana, Cuba. will be among the buy
ers who will be here.
Do you know the finest hogs ever
exhibited in Dallas were purchased
and brought to Carter county? These
same hogs will be on exhibit here
on the First Monday In November
Bring exhibits as early Monday
morning as possible. The name Of
the owner should be on every ex.
hibit.
exhibit some fine horses and Will
also place some farm products in
the exhibit ring.
Albert Solomon has some fine
. horses that will be entered in the
! premium ring.
} One OF the big features of the
. First Monday in November will be
? the cattle show. Fine thoroughbreds
= will be here from miles around
e If you have a f-ncy driving team
TO sell, have them here on this day
t There will be buyers for all kinds
uf live stock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

csscssw.et, the well known rene.
dy for babies and children. will
quiet the little one in a short time.
The ingredients are printed on the
bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by
w. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30
GENERAL PROVISIONS.

We cordially invite all people to
cooperate with us In this under
taking. believing It ~ TO the best n
terest OF every resident of Southern
Oklahoma. no matter what business
he Is engaged in. The merchants.
dealers and manufacturers residing
I'm Ardmore are requested TO belp
the association in making the exhib-
II room attractive.
No prizes will be awarded to citi-
zens of Ardmore.
A special request is made to every
one to Join in the parade, espeicai-
" are those with good driving team~
or saddlers urged to join In the
line.
Cut flowers. pictures and pot
plants are requested OF the Ard
more people to decorate the exhibit
I hall.
The Odd Fellows hall on North
Washington street, know as the
old Ardmoreite building, will be used
/ for the exhibits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

The cimmittee who have In charge
the exhibit for the First Monday in
November. have received not fewer
than $50 letters from prominent
stockmen over the country, Some
OF them want 10 place exhibits and
some want to come and buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

J. r. Byers will show some blood
ed stock II you love pretty horses,
and everybody does. you will be
pleased with the horse show Mon
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

There hgdmg Arhh h hg $ fhd fvy thin rae lit d @ mo
h h h % pc
hsdt t pm in N h
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

One alfalfa farmer says he is picl-
ing alfalfa stalk at time to make
load which he will exhibit here.
Alfalfa grows well In this country
and the exhibit here will stimulate
the growing OF more alfalfa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

One of the capital prizes to b.
given away during the fall is
town lot. Did you ever know q
any other town offering such
rize?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

The most graceful child riding
horseback will delight the children.
Some beautiful ponies will be In
line and the little folks will make
whole show Some Of the ponies
are TO be Shetlands shipped from
a distance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

II you have a f..ncy driving team
to SELL have them here on this day.
There will be buyers for all kinds
of live stock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

A scholarship In conservatory o
music will be awarded TO SONS
one during these series OF Firs
Mondays. A prize like that mean
something TO the winner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-30

The premium list shows that
some person will be awarded a very
fine thoroughbred Poland China SOW
That Is worth coming to Ardmore
for