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The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
HARVEST IN KANSAS.
Feast of JOY offered to Those
Who Gather Crops.

1AOBHs
From the Kansas City Journal.
The Kansas wheat harvest will begin
within the next week Twenty thousand
hands from outside Of the State will be
needed 20 handle the crops, and the pay
viii be from $3.50 TO $3.50 q day, with
board and lodging, or "and found" as
the farmers say The pay is he highest
that is given FOR farm work anywhere
in the country. but the chief compensa-
ton rs not so much in the money as in the
and found" part OF it. Those unfortu-
nate people who have never enjoyed the
hospitality dispensed by a Kansas
farmers household during harvest times
have yet 70 learn the choicest pleasures
Of gastronomy. To put It briefly, the
farmers table is loaded with the best
things 10 eat that grow on this earth
served fresh of the bat" and the more
you eat the better the farmers wife
likes it. Fresh eggs and crisp bacon
such as only Kansas pOTkers can produce
fried spring chicken IN milk gravy, with
chicken pOtpies as big as a hat all the
fresh vegetables just now in full season,
iaky pies and berries and cream. washed
down with foaming pitchers OF sweet
milk or buttermilk. OF that delicious tang
only 20 be found in 2 Western country
farm house-these are but few Of the
articles on the bill OF fare during the
Kansas harvest time. No gilded restau-
rant in the land can equal ii. and such
a feast cannot be found outside Of Kan
sas For the true joys Of life. under
SOFT Italian skies. with the mysterious
voices Of the wide prairie speaking peace
and rest TO the human soul, with a pipe
and a pretty girl and the care-free laugh
ter Of the college boys playing their
guitars and mandolins and singing old
college songs-for these delightful things
you must go 20 Kansas and experience
the "and found" OF tine wheat harvest
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
WEDNESDAY. JULY S. 1905.
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The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

far Eastward expansion with resignation.
if not equanimity. resolved that there
shall be no more losses.
The money voted by the Douma aggre-
gates over three hundred millions, and
the sum of forty-six millions is made
Immediately available for the purpose of
continuing the military occupation of
that great and rich region known as
Transbaikalia. Some Of the money will
be expended In strengthening the forti-
hcations at Vladivostok, the one sea-
port OF Russia in the far East Later.
additional money viii be valuable for the
erection Of barracks, for more fortifca-
tiOns. and for the extension of the Amur
Railroad.
All this indicates the firm intention of
Russia not 10 abandon a single inter-
est which she still retains in the far
East. and to prevent any possibility OF
japanese encrOachment. which is looked
upon as anything but a remote possibility.
1t shows that Russia. feeling the need
VI tARduSlOli, lllluA II ulIlCulA 10 take
her eyes from the far East; and though
at present she is bent on devoting her
energies to development. this very pre-
paredness VIII be an immense aid TO iier
if ever again the forward movement is
begun.
But the most significant thing about the
Russian programme is the apparent unity
between people ans government, a thing
the more remarkable In that such har-
mony would have been deemed impossible
decade ago. 1t is evident that the
japanese war taught both the people and
the autocracy of Russia a much-needed
lesson. The Parliament. that is 10 say.
the people, are at one with the ruler.
Jointly they feel the national instinct
of expansion and development. and. work.
ing side by side. with worthy object
in view. they should be able TO accom-
plish wonderful things. For Russia Is a
veritable giant. 1t does not vet realize
its own strength; It's own capacity for
good The day OF its enlightenment is
dawning, and it is through the people
not through its princes. that Russia Will
come to its rightful estate.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
Lost Frenchmnn.

From the ST. Louis Glob-Democrat.
During the Chicago convention the cor
respondent Of a Paris paper telegraphed
that the city was "a perfect hell. scOurged
with terrible heat, full Of uproar and with
street corners occupied by professional
sword swallowers, eaters of fire. Indian
war dances and bowling dervishes" This
correspondent must be one OF the lingo
staff who. failing 10 find the convention.
got stranded among the peanut stands.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
a PERPETUAL ISSUE
Is the Question of sound OrsUnsOund
Money.

From the New YORK sun
Sound money is always An Issue. Pro-
posals Of repudlation in whole or In part,
ingenious expedients for tightening the
debtors just burden at the expense Of
the creditor, new forms Of financial
heresy. new inhations or swindles or
clippings Of the coin. are as certain TO oc-
cur as the general causes and conditions
OF unrest OF distress which produce them
are sure 10 return in the nations ex
perience.
While II is impossible 10 forecast the
form which the next great popular move
meut for the impairment Of the currency
or the degradation Of financial standards
Will take. the course of William J. Bryan
in such an event may be predicted with
scientific accuracy Is there doubt in the
mind Of any observer OK his career, any
business man who has had reason to
view with apprehension IN the past his
active interest in financial discussion2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
IT NEVER FAILS.

You're solus in the fiat
And it befalls
No neighbor comes to chat;
You have no calls.
You think you'll take a bath.
Discard your things:
Whereat, unto your wrath,
The doorbell rings.
Into that tub in woe
You wildly flop;
The unknown will not go,
His clamor stop.
You dress and doorward HE
In angry mood,
To listen TO this cry:
Want any wood2"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
Made a HIT.

"Our graduating class wore dresses not
to exceed in cost 81 each.'
And what work are you girls going to
take up in the world? Be typewriters
and the Ike. eh2"
No. sir. Every member Of that class.
sir, Is now engaged 10 be married"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
A Versatile Youth.

From the Waterbury American
Finishing the four years course at Har-
ward in three years. as Theodore Roose-
welt, jr., did, is no small achievement.
However. the young man found time
enough not only for the extra work but
for football, crew management. and sew
eral other collegiate activities
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

From the Boston Transcript.
Suppose" says the Providence Jour
nal, that even the comparatively inocu-
Gus fire cracker and torpedo were forbid
den and the country determined that for
once there should be an Independence
Day free from unusual noise?" We
should probably lose track of our dates
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
His Little Joke.

My seventeenth expedition sails next
week"
'Ah! the north pole is your Mecca"
Say. rather" responded the explorer
with a laugh, that the north pole is my
meal ticket"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
A Natural Question.

1T looks like war"
Yes; and We expect airships TO do a
great deal OF damage 20 the enemy"
Have you induced the enemy TO adopt
thcm2"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Mr.. David B. Hill denies that he said
There is no Democratic party" Good
for Mr.. Hill! We like to see man Just
TO his old friends, even though he may
be no longer on speaking terms with
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

In ordering her not TO remarry, the
judge presiding at the hearing Of Mrs.
Begins fifth petition for divorce evil
IDENTIFY determined to make an end OF
Mrs. Begins matrimonial activities.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
A Doubtful Proposition.

Should man go TO college after
fftyg'
We'll. he might pass muster at ten
MIS-" answered the expert. but a man
can't expect TO DO much In baseball or
footben az that age"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
II Docs

What would you do II you had plenty
OF money!"
For one thing. ia buy my coal supply
in July. 1t does look so awfully opulent
and foresighted."
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
Is He ReIaxings

Yesterday the President turned his
attention to the clearing Of a stretch of
WOODS, comprising forty acres. The Pres
ident felled several trees before noon"
'Aw, shucks! / thought you were going
to tell me no cleared the whole forty
acres"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

England is to have a naval review in
which three hundred ships will partici-
pate. This is going to be very trying on
Capt Hobsons feelings.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
Nothing Hinders Him.

From the New Bedford Standard
Speaker Cannon says he would rather
be a doorkeeper in the house OF God
than dwell in tne tents Of wickedness
1t is pleasing 80 know that nothing him
ders him.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
Welcome Variety

From the New York World.
A tickle generation that loathes mo-
notony would be glad to hear Of some
one besides Hartman occasionally get
ting a new railroad
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
over the Walls

From the Cleveland Leader
When aeroplanes get TO working easily
II may be found necessary TO roof the
penitentiary yards.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
Place for Him.

From the ST. Louis Globe-Democ7at
Second place for Yon Yonson will not
persuade Minnesota 10 change materially
its majority against Bryan. which was
$3.50 in 1896 and 1860 in 1900.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

They do say but for mis- rather mop
Fortune scramble for seat on the State
wide prohibition band wagon down IN
Tennessee, Mr.. John Wesley Gaines
would have been returned to Congress
in all probability. II that is true, We
have a grudge against that band wagon
from which we shall never recover.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

When friends urge you 10 come and
see them any time it requires some
figuring to find out just when that time
is observes the Atchison Globe. But
it requires the merest fraction of a second
20 determine when that time isn't.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

A Chicago paper says ''the air in the
average scent theater is very bad" Es-
pecially the one played on the phono-
graph as a rule.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Mr. Bryan wore Yhiskers when he
went to college says the Augusta
Chronicle. rather snappishly Well. Mr..
Roosevelt wore muJton-chop sideburns
when he went 70 college. Both men
made fine recoveries, however
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

A Connecticut woman wants a divorce
because her husband is "a successful
highwayman." She probably will be dis
appointed, however, II he doesn't try TO
hold up the court proceedings.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

A Philadelphia man says the high price
OF beef is responsible for the shortness
Of the June bride crop. II this thing
works out 70 its logical conclusion. some
day it Will put the beef trust out OF bus
mess. There won't be anybody on earth
10 eat the beef.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Senator Stone has declined TO engage
in a series Of lint 'sputes" with Gov
rolk. The Senator prefers TO take them
aside and tell them things on the quiet
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
The SIaEnate.

He gets rich step by step,
Puts coin away.
And winds up with dyspep-
Sia.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

For the hrst time in many a day. Mr..
TAFT is "a statesman out Of a job" 'Ow-
ever e as 'opes!
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
SORROW, MY SORROW.

L
Sorrow. ms sorrow. I thought that you would be
Ny faithful mate and bear me company
While should live. but now I find that you
Like JOY, and hope. and love- have left NE, too
Sorrow. my soTrUw. you have left me more
Forlon than all the rest that went before.
For you were last 10 CCme and longest stay,
And you were dearest when you went away
Sorrow, my treasured grief my boarded pain
Where shall turn 20 have you mine againi
H.
Wherever there are other breasts that ache.
Wherever there are hearts are like TO break
Wherever there are hurts too hard 20 bear,
Tum and look for me. you shall lind me there
But rot 20 take and have me for your own.
Oh keep NE, as you thought me. yours alone;
II you would have me as I used 20 be,
Beyond yourself you must abide With me.
William Dean Howells
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

In spite Of its rather abbreviated d.
mensions. the directoire gown probably
costs just as much as the old-fashioned
ones requiring several bolts Of cloth for
their construction.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Mayor Mcclellan was arrested IN New
York recently for exceeding the speed
limit while autCmobiling. II seems that
his honor can't get any kind Of Il run
for his money without some one but
ting I'm
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Helie and his bride will be obliged to
knock along on a paltry $1,000 a day.
Mon Dieu! Helie will have to curtaH his
consumption Of absinthe and cigarettes.
sure pop,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

THE Independence Party is a one-man
party" says the New Orleans Item.
Doubtless, Mr.. Hearst is the party re-
ferred to.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

A New Jersey board Of health declares
the mosquito that inhabits that cline has
been practically eXterminated. Octopus
chasers should not despair.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Sir Thomas Upton will challenge US
again All right; just as soon as We get
the ship of state set on the right course.
we will look after our yachting inter-
ests
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Il feel sure that my race Will assist
in your triumphant election. writes
Booker T. Washington to Mr.. Taft
My race!' 1t seems 70 be contagious,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Senator Foraker is quoted as denying
that he has made up with Taft" Are
We to understand that the Senator has
laid down TO him?
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
The Flag M,s ,rnde

From tho PhiladelphP Pubic Ledger
Anyhow, somebody made flag that we
all like pretty well.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

But is Admiral Sab a proper man 10
command the Chinese navy?" inquiries a
contemporary. Sahtainly; IL he has d
medical diploma
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
why Clock. Strikc

Old man Summer has buckled right
down to business at last.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Denver proudly advertises that IL is "a
mile high" 1t is generally conceded that
Mr.. Bryan is ace high there to-day, how
ever.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

The Lowell Courier-Citizen deems It
among the possibilities that The Southern
Democrats will insist on a prohibition
plank in the Democratic platform. II
says:
1t would be funny if Gen. Weaver
and his crowd forced prohibition plank
into the Democratic platform. They may
have the votes to do IT, is the Southern
delegates join in the NOV ement. Pro-
hibition is not popular with Democrats
in the Northeast. however it may strike
their brethren in the West and South.
Such plank would he hard for the
spellbinders to defend in this region.
Still it is possible that he national con-
vention may think it vice 10 insert it.
but not probable"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

The Middle West is not so earnest about
Mr.. Bryan's alleged bossism Of his party
as is the East. The st. Louis Republic
says:
According TO Mr. Lincoln J. Steffens.
Democratic obediepce to Mr.. Bryan viii
he reluctant at Denver. Evidently Mr..
Stenens thinks he is still al Chicago.
There will be neither big stick nor obedi-
ence TO big stick or steam roller IT Den
yer. Nor viii there be reluctance. The
candidates Of Democratic convention
are nominated. not 70 boss Democrats, but
10 rcpr sent them"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14
TRAVEL FAR TO MARRY.
o. L. Williams OF Texas and Miss
Maude Tennery OF California
Welded in Tonopah.

An interesting event OF last week
was the marriage OF Miss Maud IIa-
eel Tenncry. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. VI. Tennery OF san Boimardlno.
California, to Mr.. l.. %. William,
OF Del Rio, Texas, which was
quietly solcmnized at Tonopah. New.
Monday The Tennery's were rest
dents of Ardmore for many years, Mr..
Tcnnery still being a large property
owner here.
in the city and was u fayOrite in the
social religious and educational cir.
clos, was one OF the much loved teach
cr, in tho city schools for quite awhile
and she Is sister OF Mrs Hines White.
The following was chroniclod In the
| Tonouah, Ncv., News:
Il is long stretch from Del Rio,
| Texas, and san EcrnlrduU. California
To Touopah, but the distance va, none
/ too great nor travel 50 arduous as to
prevent the union of two fond heart,
iu this far away mining CITY . l.
Williams OF Del Rio arrived here Mon
day from Oregon whore he had been
| ON business and engaged 80 coJEg
awaited the arrival Of Miss Maude
Hazel Tcnnory from san l. ruardino
which occurred few hours later Sc.
curing a marriage license and the SER
[ vices Of the Reverend Floyd r. DJrri
they repaired 10 the new home wher"
. me marriage @ rcmoay wa. duly sol
emuized iu the presence Of with s,es
Mr. Williams .s investigating her.
with tine intention of becoming % per
/ maurut resident.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14
MUSKOGEE WANTS SCHOOL
HAS STARTED FIGHT AGAINST
LOCATION AT WARNER OF
SECOND A. & M. SCHOOL.

Muskogce Okla. Aug 13.-Musko.
gee has opened up fight against
the state board Of control, Of which
} =. Connors is president, over the
location of the state agricultural and
mechanical school for the second su-
prcme court district at Warner.
Warner is in Muskogce county and
is merely a postoiiicc twenty miles
out of Muskogee on the Midland Val
ley railroad. The state received an
offer of 100 acres of land there free,
and the board decided to locate the
school there. The land is worth $50
per acre, or $4,000. Muskogee OF
fered eighty acres of land worth sl6,.
600 and in addition offered free for
one year the buildings formerly oc-
cupied by William Kendall college in
order that the school might be open.
ed this fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. l3.-T'hc state
supreme court issued a temporary
writ of mandamus today on the peti-
tion Of Fred 5. Caldwell state wohib-
ition enforcement attorney, citing \.
ID. Oldfeld, an Oklahoma City Justc
of the Peace, to appear in court and
show cause why he saould grant a
change of venue in the case Of State
against ID. G. stout, charged with dis
posing of intoxicating Liquors. This
is the first step by the 6lorcem nj
people to prevent the trial and con
yiction OF law yiolato"s by the change
OF venue system.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14


hrdm"i' was s"aNI'" d'Nh upon
yesterday evening by Two ot the STAT,
agency men. They double teamed up-
ON the town Withou. warning hut
,bev fonpd Arlmoro .o ,r,.,p , ,,vY
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ne agency 'o' ''''' '""''' WIZ ''
'S.iphsh'd NJ "urh'\''''''
Mnskosecs saloon 'N'i was "I'"'n
a few days ago Is now a ihlht @.
the past. Some lawyer Thought ne Aad
found flaw I'm the bllups hill ana
his client opened a saloon. lie pur-
chased fixtures worth $1,000, bought
quantity of whiskcy, wines and
bocr In fact he thought so much Of
his proposition that he bought five
car loads of wet goods. The owner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14

beg 20 announce / win be opcn
Tor business tomorrow, Aug. Nth. f.
the building first door east Of Hyden
& Hodges and viii he prepared 20
furnish the public with the very
best of meats In the market line.
I have returned TO Ardmore 10 stay
and shall ho glad TO have all my o.
friends and customers come and s'c
me. CHAS. KERNER.
- NO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14
0ored BY Bull.

Muskogee, Okla, Aug, l3.-Henry
Klindt has brought a suit for $1,000
personal injury damages against the
VI. N. & r. railroad under the fellow
servants law, Klindt alleges in his
petition that he was gored by a bull
while working for the company In the
stockpens at Muskogee. and says that
the bull was prodad into a rage o.
another employe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14
Catholic Church.

Tomorrow being the Feast o. As.
sumption, a holy day OF obligation,
Holy Mass will be read at nine
O'Clock in the morning
JAMES ]. WALLRAPP,
Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14
ON SAD MISSION
Ardmore Lady Reaches North caro-
lima 10 Find Sister Dyiro.


Mrs. J l.. Cox of this ci.y VINO vas
so huTlodly called to the bedside ot
her sister, Mrs. W r. Hoiorooh, Of
Hickory, y. c., left Ardmore lccon.pI
MED by her brother, ". l.. VIA toh.
Of Mcmillan, Okla, for thsir sisters
bedside July %. After their long aut
sad journey across the contin-n. tbeJ
reached there three days lalcC
to find their sisters l!le slowly 0nA
surely ebbing away. gnirty bnuis'
later her gentle spirit TOOK its nisht.
Mr. Winston has retJ..od To- his
home at Mcmillan, bu, NJ Cox VIII
visit with rrlnuv, 100 i-''ti' ~
Virginia and North Carolina for sc,-
eral weeks before returning hrms
Subscribe for rne Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14

Ice cream and cake for fifteen
cents Saturday first door west Of
Airdome. Benefit Woodmen Circle.
1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14

Milwaukee, Wis Aug. l4.-Rear
Admiral James Kelsey Cogwcl OF tn
United States Navy, retired, is re-
ported dead at Jacksonville, Flo,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14
PERSONALS

w. u. Rt,nc, of Marietta is do.
ing business m the city TODAY.
y. J.. Stccan is here from Me.
AI,stcr
Captain 4. W. Hitch OF Boopyillc.
Mo-. is m the city today and is reg.
is,c.,d a, the Wilmington
j. W Carp,ntcr of Hugo is a
business prospec,or i'm town today.
y. q. Hendrix OF SLOAN Springs.
is ON the Ardmore st Gets today.
T.. G.. Anderson of Columbia. ;. C..
s, visiting friends i'm the cIty to.
day.
e. Holcoub is over from Duran,
transac,ng business.
G.. II. Mcrnme of Ada i. trans.
acting business i'm the clty today
H. NJ tpous. is bcr, from, p,ll,s
and is at the Whitington
W. y. Parker is a ST Louis pro,.
p,ctor In the CITY this v.ok
Miss Edna Walters OF NapusytIle
is in town sboppirr today
Mrs 4 W. puubam of Galveston
is ,Is.fng friends I'm bo CITY Mr..
umham was for many years a rcs.
l.ut of N,dmorc and her friends nI
V,,s loo. forward with rl.,surc .,
her visits.
Miss MIuriuc Easlcy icit this af.
touoou for MarysN.lc, Texas, whore
slice VIII visit with her uncle, ur.
'""I'y Tor several days.
- T.. k'nnemer OF Ndd,Il is IN Ard.
more today
senator Graham Is in the city
''"''' "a''e''" 'r'hsa''ihs business
W. l. "'l''Il - mere IIo"' duncan
''" 10 ''s's'e''u a' inc Nh'''ihs'
''"'
mas VI r''''n''''ler "I 'hlcNas'''
'' ''S'S''''u a. inc Nh''''hE'oh'
. W o'o'e Is over from pu'aht
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-14

PLACE YOUR MONEY whore s.
earns you something and whore tho
state guarantees its return when you
want 81. The Ardmore state Bank Of
fers yol this opportunity. lin