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The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-26
GROWTH
! SHOWS GOOD GAIN
Is POPULATION.
etively During Past
! Also Been Excel
Many Business I'm
kments Recorded.

l,tion of Greeley has in
about 900 during the
s shown by the census
INJECTION with the infor.
&he new Greeley directory
be delivered to the sub.
She next day or two. By
the population Is given
with solicitors not ex-
b census work, not less
cent Of the actual p0pu-
be missed. That would
population OF S,l92, as
ktle over 1000 the year
is shows that Greeley Is
q steady and substantial
has been going on ever
lgar factory was estab-
when it took its first
growing.
bay that one can arrive
|te of the growth OF the
be past years building
bre vas expended for new
)iderably over 1900, 600.
$50 spent III business and
lngs fully $500, 900 and
a steady growth in that
)lng.
who has been absent
~ for even one year
remarkable change In
kpSce OF the busin01s
! By one the old stores
" 4 are being remodeied
cases rs much money
way as 1t would take
he building new. The
and McCutclleon stores
II to make a move In
ID now those two huild-
Sht up to the minute.
|after these, and even
on the plans, d. r. Nc
|laces a little wooden
|bne of the finest hard
Pin the state. Goodman
about to move into the
|hut stand, which they
Ehly rebuilt. Their old
y rebuilt for the Wilson
hpany, and Thurlby, the
move into Wilson's old
torres in the opera house
erly occupied by the j.
|ompany, are being made
It a big expense. for the
III Furniture company.
'rs Supply & Machinery
. occupying their splen.
corner of Eighth
Seventh street, while
and has been turned into
theater.
Ninth street nearly every
ew. There Is the big
}, the Gulbrandt & Johan-
'eiper & Blair and the
'es, all Of them about as
be found any place in
On Ninth avenue the
b building Is the princi-
'msnt and now comes the
ling rapidly going up.
Changes have also been
venth street, and two or
buildings put up. With
It's like this going ON In
supposed to be an
Itainly there Is . bright
''eeley, as financial affairs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
SENATOR PROCTOR DEAD.
Aged Vermont Representative Passes
Away az WashlnQeon.

WASHINGTON. March g.. United
States Senator Retfeld Proctor, Of
Vermont, ilea at HIS apartments at the
Champlaln here at $50 o'clock Wed.
nesdAy afternoon after a short illness
tollowing an attack OF grip, The
senator's son, Governor Fletcher
Proctor. OF Vermont. the governors
wife and several intimate friends were
at the bedside when the senator pass
ed away. Senator Proctor was sev'
enty-seyen years old,
The senator had boon confined to his
room for about = week His illness
was diagnosed ~ grip. which later
developed into plourisy WITH pneumo'
MIA complications which affected the
heart aud which, In his enicc6Icd
condition, pro'ed too much for his
powers of resistance.
Tho senator's body will be taken to
the old some at practorSyllle, VI
Senator Proctor Is surVivoA Ivy his
wife, two sons, Fletcher u, Proctor
governor OF Vermont and ROlneld
Proctor, Jr,. and daughter Miss
Entity y Proctor
Senator Proctor had lV'cn a con
Spicuous factor In the political and
business interests Of Vermont fol
many years. and Was roputod 10 hs
one OF the woalthlost members Ut the
scnat,. lie was n civil war veteran
on the s,aff OF General William =,
C'Da!ly'D smith. secretary 81 war dur
ing President lIarl1son's adnilnlstTN
tion, and had been In the senate since
1891, when no left the cabinet To sue
coed George =, Edmunds, Tho senator
was born IN Proctorsyille june |,
1891. ard s,rycd his state ~ Il NON
b6r ~ olch house ~ the Legislature
In turn. and as governor and lOuten
ant governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
Vlaa DRILL SAVGo THGM.
Rspstitloa Of Cleveland Tragedy Wa
ThFeafsnsd In ognna Rspids.

RspstItloa Of Cleveland Tragedy Wa
ThFsstsHsd In ogsna Rspios.
Grand Rapids. Mica. March e.
Crane Rsplds Thursday vas threaten
% With a repsiitsoa - Cleveland
tragedy OF Wednesday on 80 even lar
ges SeaIe.
Fire broke out In tha hbOfatOfy o.
ne CSa4rai High school vhiis iiSS
p1vils we're 10 the nidsi u NJ mora
inE WoFk. Tho &gnAl for The nF'
erin was siVsn asd to ohiidFea march
81 oas Ia perfect order. The baiS
iua was sEDtisd ia two ahd SaS Aasi
mInulsa.
Ths CsutgAl HiEh school - over
crowded asd ne sSsirwayS. Il IL @aia
are inaasgnatS and fears a. . psss8eis
eanic AaVs has bssa fos. bat tAs Ere
am prDveG saactive.
ne ars "a comparatively ntrA
eama9a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07

h0bt Eomsfy Ala March s.--Ths
remains Of u y, scott. whose earsSs
raassd ff0m Eshiiss for GEgiasa -
az ohiesF snAeF kiLsAsnsr IA snEiEsef
of bgesi street railway have bepa
broaGas bsek FROM FsaamS aa4 AID
~ fsss acre Af aeott vac bS4
tenant oommAhasr u Prince Of Welsa
fOaaht 10 10 soaAsn and Naa nbS
siAti0ns8 ., WibdD,f Castle he va
snEiaseF 81 ire C1.gDfa sas lie died
ie PanAmA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
SENSATIONAL CLIMAX
To the Arrest Of Two Young
Men In New Orleans.
WANTED ON MURDER CHARGE
chaGtAnoogan Claims to Have Identified
Wsathsrbse and Hamilton from Pub
IIshed Photos a. Men Who Killed
He Brothsr-osny Charge.

New Orleans. La, March 6 .--Ac-
eordinG to a telegram received here 6y
the police, George Hamilton and G.,
Weatherbee, young mtn Who were re-
Gently arrested In this city on charge
OF smashing show windows, are want.
cd In Rome, Ga, for murder, Fol
lowing lie the message
Rome, Ga. --GeOrge Hamilton, nhas
w. Vail. and Charles Weataerbee
alias T. &. FelkOr, wanted for muir
der. Large reward. Letter ON the
way. G, T. Berry.
The arrests Of Hamilton and Wealth.
erbee came as = sensational climax
10 q series of daring rObheries pepe
trated In the heart Of tho business sec
ton by persons VINO selected iCwelry
windows Es the scene OF their crimes
Several hours after receiving the
message from Rome, Inspector O'Con
ner was. called up by r. Il Berry, oi
Chattanooga, Tenn. who, through the
long distance telephone, said that h
positively Identified the published pic
lures OF WeRtherbeo and HAMILTON Al
the men who murdered his brother, A
II. Berry, in a hotel IN Norfolk Va
Oct. 20, 1907. and robbed him 81
81. 500 In money. 4 valuable diamond
ring and some small trinkepe. II
Norfolk. said MIR Berry. Hamiltor
wont under the name ~ Vail aus
Weathorbee under the name OF FcI
ker.
Hamilton and Woathcrt"e denleC
the charge made against thon by The
brother OF the murdered Norfolk man
They declared their mnocclcc ana
said that ~ me roper time the'
would prove they lid nothing 70 d.
with the mhrler.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
ONE WEEK TO QUIT JOE.
Chief Hodsksr. ~ Birmingham PeIlss,
Receives WsrnIns hOts.

Chief oodekar. ~ Birmingham Poloe'
Receives WsFnIns hSts.
Birmingham. Ala March 9 Chief
Of Police lSodsk0T. u the BlFminE
BAN police dspsrtmsst. THURSDAY
morning rscglvSd through tAs malls
vita the Bsasemsg. Ala. date and
postmArt. a note reading:
Chief Dofek. Ws Siva roo ehA
weskA ~ qultA 30, roo ahda OIis
knife N rot don't "
GA the rsyrse SIDE o. The h0ss "a'
= kssd Hads Ia black ihk
CART t}sdsksf Whsa q dslsrti'n
SoFss4 ~ . bgmbHf - eaFss aFaiHH
q ,sipplnE clsys Of a iOcai s's0ui'
company 80 aas EslllnG sugar. aoaI
anA other rUoas 20 ANAL stOrshes ,
srs. hlysixtorr. sna tie Efaha jury
uAisA ailenr4ri Wo3nSs4ay 's'sfASi
a aunlbes e. irartmsnts shs several
are aOv bfttE ssres'ed
CAief BOasasf rsf 'g s'H take %
ehaafea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
ENolNg BLEW w.
Explosion Occurred While Train Wss
Running 20 Mise an Hour.

NunONu ~ mlWv ~ NNN''
Cullodsn. Ga, March Engine
No. l2s. " me Southern local freight
train No CT, blew up at Champion i
Spur. 10 miles below bore, Wtdnea
day morning
Four men we're injured and II II
thought thai three Of tuem cannot 10
cover.
Charles w O'Neill. the engineer
formerly Of Atlanta. but nos of Fort
Valley sehldcd ard internally injured
will probably die.
WIN Walker. nFeman. formeriy oi
Atlanta. scalded and both aTma brok
en-; will probably die
nud TomllFon. negru, head brake
nan. Of No JnDggh. Scaldsi. probA
bly, fatally injured
Robert Tate. brak smAn. Of AelpW
oagh. SCaided
The engine and four freight cars
wsrs q complete wreck The track
was torn 40 tor 100 yards, The
cause Of the eTpbosioa 10 unknown
The uain Vas running 20 nilSs al
hour. The Central railroads Perry
train took Tho injured 70 Fort valley
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07

they we're never seon again ahye.
Miss Anna Moran the principal Of
the school. denies that the doors
opened toward the inner part Of tn'
building. and insists that they were
never locked during school hours.
To Investigate Fire.
4 rigid Investigation L. promised
Into the cause Of the hrs. Governor
Harris announced that the state IA
thoritlss would hook into the mAtiSi
In q m0st minute manner Ne Issued
Instructions 10 the department u
workshop and factory inspection u
commence an investigation ~ once.
Fire maFshAls are earnestly saek
ing 70 establish the cause ana plAe'
The responsibility for che IRE. {.
The 0fictals Of the corOhSTS 0@es
are also working TO TIE same end.
TIE school board Of coiiinEvOod hAa
taken up the matter and will Iook IN
70 II carefully. so faE, hoWsvsS. ns
eieWp a value and no ashnitS intos
nation have been ootaSaSd,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
presssi AQslNst Me- System

DssksaF. Ga hsreA Z AT osa Of
~ AGssst mestiess h s4es tela %
cater camp ~ cOatsesfa's v@4fAhs
wSanssAaY slFhs passed uaaataqea
u smpkatle Fes0.as8ss eseesmnlns
~ ass sysfew n asastsFlg Rafmegss
~ sesefoan TAsus saeofgens pfo
sesl r. m uekna ae
80 ns ae selasse a 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
Nv. TrssE o Hughes pssd.

AeRpaa. Ga Nareb { Rev. p.
o HB1sss eisd q, Ais hoSae 10 thia
eisy w~aheEaay alEhi. aEaa sayeuty
go Ysass he Aad been ~ about
foar gseas iie We chaplain u
Iks mzfY2flh GepgFia rs9iment 81
ne ei,a vaT. 80 haa saaa n tnA.
sesiYo mspftrs A. 4 ns6rher ~ a
Aarta lgabsa ~
lH Ya
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07

Haah Molirath. . f0ufteenIeaf
o,s boz. soa Of 'as shiaf q tie Co
Hnxuuod poiscs socos. - a has ~
varies,rickeu eaiterun e9wu tAe -
saps 70 = polns ShsFs lahiwr N,'ple
ave saves them al. Mar - shsM
wsve tsS tsrTses4 g jsms aNf 80
e.ek i.hs the halflRg leslIsfb
srgnss b sAs asleyEinee c4ga e
tree ttre sn aa go ~ sa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07

little ones were lost while wouldbe
resouers stood helpless.
The Scenes that we're enacted In the
front hall will never be known. The
door at this side Of the building was
never fully opened, But dense pile
Of little bodies that lay In the black
enOd wreckaso beneath this point, the
Esst, the hands, the limbs and the
SkuIls that were scattered about form
cd a complete index to the horrors
that had taken place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
l65 PUPILS persisted
Terrible Result Of the Ceiling
wood Public School Fire
MANY REPORTED MISSING

Bodies Recovered rom the Ruins Of
the Building Were So BIaeksnSd and
charTsd that Identification In Many
Instance Wac impossible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-07
MAY RESORT TO FORCE.
Japan ReSentS Action Of Chinese
Government.
SEIZED ONE OF HER SHIPS
Chinese soldiers Are Said To Have
Boarded the Tatsu MAru and Hauled
Down the Japanese Flao--JapAn De
mAnds Unconditional Release,

PcLn. March 6 Japan Ia threaten.
Ing force to recover the Japanese
steamer Tatsu Mau. witch Is stlll re-
tRlGcd by China at UuanEpu on tao
sikiang or West river This yea
ssl was f~Eed at Macao February
by Chinese cruisers On tho charge that
the cargo " arms and ammunition
was intended Tor Chinese revolution
lsta. although cOuViguod ~ a merchant
OF that place, Tue cargo 10 utill on
board tho vessel,
ChauS jen Cnun. ylCCroy OF Can
ton, before taking action. Ia said N
be- awaiting proof that tho vOssol and
lts cargo should nut bo conhsoAted,
Coercion 10 Feared,
Tho coercion ~ China 10 feared here
on account nj tho weakness Of the
government and because Ut the doubt
fil legality ~ Chang Jou Chuns &C,
ton In sulalng the JApano'v steamer
baron llyNShl, tho Japanese minister
TO ChlnA, Wednesday handed 10 the
Chinese government JApan's refusal to
accept Chinas proposal 10 appoint =
| Joint Japanese and Chinese OommiS
sion to examine all the oharEes, IL taa
meantime ro.SaalnG the TAtSp MaFu
uutor boui Japan's dpmaatS ere.
hrst. the unconditional release u the
steamer anu second, an arrangement
to protect tho shippers from loas,
| THIS second prOvlup means that Chit
Va must buy the caro- On board the
TAtau Maru,
China has proposed arbitration BY
vice Admiral Str Arthur william
Moore, commander In ehlsf 81 the
BriilshGhinA station. but Japan ~
fuosd thSso oyerturoa also sud has
warned the foreign board that such
proposals. are uhWelcOma She again
oHprcused hor dcsifS for the release
Of the vessel falling which she said
she would take tho steps necessary TO
J secure this release.
HAuHd Down Jap flag.
Japan fssonta b0tlJ tho fact that
Chang Jon Chuna Eoldigrs boarded
the Tatsu and hauled dosa Tho Japa
mere nag. when. AecordlDg ~ the jap
aness, the steamer was Naiilag on
Macao iof a turR Of the tide. Ths
steamers papers show that rho va
On hSr way 10 MacAo, subsequently,
ChanE JSn Chuh. claiming authority
undsr q former treaty between chins
and Portugal Macao IL . Portugueas
dependency had the vss'sl arrested
10 Macao waters This 10 aneaFd
Tag 10 The vlCsroy's sssismeut, 0at u
10 questiOpAd WHISTLER The stsAmW
vas actually 10 Macao uatsrs
Il IL andsrSiOOd that me rehin 80
thoFitlsa would have released The tGt
- Marc because ~ the reasonable
aoubt ~ ~ the legality u ~ vice
Foy's prScso,.inEa. coupled viIh tha
usrGcs ~ IspaB. provided that taeaa
voaA make no elaim toF indsmniy
Il II eOnishdsd here mat ChahS JsE
tt,tp yrsg antsI fhis course
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
FAMILY REUNION
MRS. MOLLlE DlCkEY AGED Y
ENTERTAlNS RELATIVES AT
BROCK.

y u Dccriug OF sherman was in
the city today and left at / o'clock
today over the Frisco for his home.
H. was here en- route home from
Brock. where he had attended q fam
ily reunion His aunt, Mrs Molhc
Dickcy, aged II years makes her
home with her daughter. Mrs Mil
drcd Wilson. one mile east of Brock.
Last Saturday relatives began to ar.
rive for a family reunion Mrs. Dick.
cy is as hale and hearty and was as
happy as lark to have the people
visit rc. She moved around like a
girl of sixteen and said she did not
feel old.
Among tho ga ets at her home were
J. T. Dccriug of sherman, Texas
Mrs Carrie Reeves and her two chill
drcn of Dallas. Mrs Hlla Roach and
nrr son James of Cmchasha Mrs
Noluc Tucker ot oklahoma CITY
Wiley Dickcv of Lone Wolf, Okla.
and Lon Dickcy Of y wumsch, Okla
I'm the party were twenty five mem
bars of the family Among hen
were eight grand children and thrc,
great grand children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
NEW COMMERCIAL CLUB DIRec.
TORS HOLD FIRST MEETING.
new MEMBERS WANTED
Special Committee Appointed 10
Boost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
viii Be Planned Monday.
Reports TO Be Printed.

The first regular meeting Of the
new board Of directors of the Com
mercial Club was held this morning
a. 10 o'clock for the purpose of or.
ganzation.
President Crucc announced the ap-
pointment Of the following chairmeu
and committees:
Executive - Pennington, Foster,
Dings. Doak, Weiss.
Legslation--C. NJ. Joiner.
Trade extcns on. W. Kruger.
Public Highways. \. Bivens.
Enterlanment--G. p. Selyidge.
Auditing-P. G. Dings.
Finance. r. Pennington.
Manufacturing-H T.. Foster
vertisng-Kennott Hudson.
House-A V. Doak.
Insurancc-Joseph Weiss.
Agrlculture-J. A. Bivens.
Special Finance Committee-Fos
ter. Dings, Biyens.
The annual report of the secreta
ry and treasurer were ordered print
ed.
\ special membership committee
comprising the secretary, treasurer
Weiss and Selvidge, we're appointed
and will meet Monday morning t'
plan membership campaign.
The secretary was given leave t'
attend the annual convention of the
Texas Commercial Secretaries asso
citation at FortWorth September .
10 and II. having been assigned
place on the program TO discuss th'
subject, "The New Profession"
II was voted that the annual mem
/ bership fee in the Federation of Com
mercial clubs of Oklahoma shoul,
| be paid.
A resolution Of thanks was tender
ed the Elks club for its efforts Il
advertising Ardmore at the annua
reunion In Dallas in July.
The next regular meeting of tn
club will be held at p. m. Tuesday
September Is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
FELL FROM BUGGY.
A. B. Cook Suffers Severe Injuries
by Falling on BUGGY Wheel.

A. b. Cook of this city father OF
Mrs. W. X. and Tom Roberts. was
serio sly hurt by falling from bug
gy while coming in from the coun-
try Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Cook
was on his way home when about
three miles from the city he rose in
buggy to put his hand In his pocket
and his horse jerked suddenly for
ward, throwing him across the front
wheel with such force as to break
two ribs and otherwise bruise him
seyerly. The horse did not run
away but Mr.. Cook was unable 10
get back in the buggy, so had Ia
lay by the roadside several hours
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04

William l.. Pyeatt, formerly OF
Ardmore, but lately travelling for a
wholesale butchers supply house. is
in town today shaking hands with
his old friends. Mr.. Pyeatt leaves
tomorrow for st. Joseph, Mo, to en-
gage with the firm of Erlich & Sons,
Wholesale store fixture merchants,
Mr.. Pyeatt states that this Is one
OF the largest firms in this line in
this country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
PERSONALS

Miss Hadie Savage of Durant. who
has been visiting Mrs. W. r. Rob
erts. returned to her home yester-
day.
Miss Gladys Ely of sherman came
in yesterday to visit with Mrs. John
Reeves. Second avenue, northwest.
Walter Howland, an employe in the
Santa Fe offices at CleburDe, Texas,
is in the city visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Rowland. Mr..
Rowland met his wife here today,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Ada and they will leave
for their home this afternoon.
Chas. Durie, cotton man, for
many years resident of this city
but for the past two years resi-
dent of Oklahoma CITY, has moved
TO Elk city where he will continue
his cotton business. Mr. Durie is
mlngllng with his many friends here
today.
Elwood Wolverton returned this
morning from a business trip to Pur
cell
Hal Wolverton. proprietor of the
China Hall, returned today from Dal-
las where he had been on pur.
chasing trip.
Guy II. Sigler went 10 Marietta to-
day to sit as special judge in the
/ county court this week.
Captain w A. Welch OF Albion
Okla, a pioneer of the Indian Ter
ritory pat of the new state, wa
here today en- route 10 Katie or
business.
Holmes Bradley of Bradley return
ed home yesterday after a few days
visit with his sister, Mrs. w. q
Chancellor.
Mrs. Fannie Temple and sister
Miss Edna Atkinson, who have beer
here visiting the family of Rober
Scales, have returned to their home
at Benton, Okla.
Mrs j. A. Lcntz and daughtei
Francis of Hickory, y. c., who have
been here visiting with Mrs. J. l.
Cox for the past few days left toda!
for visit to other relatives in OK
lahoma and Texas before r'turninl
To their nome.
II. l.. Muldrow Of TisAomingo wa
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. Dick and wife of Baum arr
visitors in the city today.
Miss Sallie and Mary Roberts sis
ters Of Bill and Tom Rob qts, VIII
have been visiting here some tim
returned to their home in Sherma
yesterday
Mrs. viii Prater is visiting friend
and relatives in Wanatte this weei
Dean Harr left today for Norma
where he attends the university thi
term.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
Broadway Methodist Church.

Next Sunday September 6, is "All
Members day" at this church Every
member is urged to be present. Spe-
cial music, short address, presenta-
ton OF diploma to bible scholar. the
sacrament, benediction and special
greetings. Don't miss the occasion.
Sincerely,
J. w. SIMS, Pastor.
Subscribe for the Ardmoreite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
OKLAHOMA NURSES oRoANIzE

OKLAHOMA NURSES ORGANIZE
Mrs llinds and Miss lIoguc of the
Nrdmorc sauitarium have returned
from Oklahoma city where they at
tended thc organization Of the Ok
lahoma state Graduate Nurses asso.
citation The association mcU T..
the mrs ~ club rooms. Constitution
and by laws for the association wor"
adopted.
The organization will have for it's
first object of tho securing of state
law requiring the registration Of
nur-cs. This will serve as protec
tiou both TO the public and the grad
uato nurses.
\ committee composed OF Misses
Randall. ODouncn and Garrison OF
Oklahoma city was appointed 10
draft this law and submit it TO the
association at It's next annual meet
ing which will be held in Guthrie in
October 1909
The following officers were chosen
10 serve the association during the
next year:
Miss Dasscll Oklahoma city, pres
ideut
Miss Moore. oklahoma city, first
vice president
Mrs. Kinds, Ardmore, second vice
president.
Miss fleur, Guthrie, third vice
president.
Miss Knott, Law'on. fourth vice
president.
Miss Garrison, Oklahoma City fifth
vice president.
Miss Mckay Muskogee, sixth vice
president.
Miss King, Shawnee, seventh vice
president.
Miss Randall, Oklahoma City, sec
retary.
Miss Weir, oklahoma CITY, treas
urer.
Following the election of officers
refreshments were served and an in
formal reception held.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04

VIII Rodgerts today bought at pub
lie auction the ice Barrall stock Of
goods which has been stored on Cad
do street in the w. r. Roberts build
ing This stock of merchandise mas
been the subject of lawsuit between
]. ~ Barrall and Mr.. Gabriel and
was sold today by an order of the
court for the highest bid, which was
sl55. The stock invoiced $1,2S5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04

When you 60 home at night
from your work or place OF
business worn out with the
work and worries of the day,
often too tired to seek amuse-
ment up town these warm
evenings. Then is the time
the phonograph does it part.
With an improved Edison
Phonograph you can hear at
home the voice of the Grand
Opera Star. 1t tells stories
in the comedians pest dialect.
Ii is never out of practice or
out of tune and never gets
tired. The prices are in the
reach of all-only one dollar
a week pays for an Edison
OF Victor at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
STATE CONVENTION.
coored Sunday School Workers in
SESSION.


The colored state Baptist Sunday
school convention conv ned Thursday
afte rnoon. President b. +. j. West
brook presided.
The first number on the program
was "Pauls Missionary Journey Dr.
$. $. Jones led the discussion and in
the hour d voted TO this topic the
following delegates took part In the
discussion: kev Westbrook, Rev.
Gaines. Rev. Anderson, Mrs Logan,
Miss Jamie Hood Prof Taylor, Mrs.
Prince, Rev. Bryant Rev Lwls, Or.
Dciaiburn aud Revs, Campbell and
Whitaker.
Rev. T. T. Love was the speaker
OF the hour He selected as his text
Il have Overcome the World which
is found in job 1G-3.
The evening session opened win a
welcoml address delivered by attor'
ncy T. $. l., Brown, lie said many
things which mado the delegates
feel like Ardmore belonged TO them
delegates on the part of the church
Miss NJ. Watkins also W lcomed the
Responses were made by Prof. Knox
/ r. Taylor OF the Chickasha schools
and DIR. Prince president of the Bap
/ tist unIv rsity located at Muskngee
Following the responses a collector
amounting to ten dollars was taker
up. The delegates extended cordla
/ invitation to all white and coloTel
poopls Interested in Sunday schoo
work to visit the convention.
S. LYONS, Reporter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-04
Announcement.

Miss Hanna will return to Ard
more Saturday, September 9TH, ready
for work and can be found at the
Johnson Boarding house, Phone 30
Presbyterian choir practice Saturday
night 7:30. IL