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The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
UNIVERSITY TEAM
 LOST ID TEXAS.

College Station, Texas, April 21.-The game yesterday after noon between Arkansas and the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas resulted in q score of 4 to III favor of the latter. Wilson dld the pitching for Arkansas and did himself proud until the 10th inning when lie fell down" allowing four hits after two outs. It was tie up to this time but the Long Horns walked off with three scores in the 10th and won the game. There were no errors. Fayette- vile Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
TOUR OF UNIVERSITY
 GLEE CLUB.

Fayetteville, April 1s.-The most extensive tour ever under taken by the university on the part of any thing other than her athletic tems will begin Monday, when the Glee Club departs on a To-day tour to include some of the biggest towns m the state.
 The tour includes 10 towns, and the itinerary is as follows: April 20, Van Buren; April 21, Fort Smith; April 2, Clarksville;
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Gus Daily, who has been at tending school of pharmacy in St. Louis. arrived home Friday and will assist in his father $ drug store during the summer, returning to school again this fall.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
BIRTHS.

CLARKE.-Born, to Mrs. Chas. Clarke, Friday night, April IT, a daughter.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Judge Humphreys passed through town Monday, enroute for Bentonville where he is hold ing Chancery court. His wife accompanied him for a visit with friends.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
LIST OF TRADEMARKS
 GIVEN IN GRADE 5.

List of head marks given to the \ class spelling in grade } for the last seven weeks Of school. Harold Masoner 1. Paul Brogdon l, Arthur Ralston 5, N1earl San- ders I, Hugh Graham 1, Clyde Thompson }, Ruth Wylie ,, Dot Carrel ,, Dock Hinson ,. Hudson Sparkman I, Nerna Masoner 1, \ erdon Dodson l. Ada kennan ,, Holland Gillett l, Henry Jarvis I, Ola Stobaughs 3, Jack Kerr ,.
 Head marks given to tie E spelling class: Beaiah Rice ,. Pearle Graham 1, Jesse Xansandt 1, Martha Brown l, Ruth Fink 1, Nernie Taylor I. Pau Towns 1, Lucille Stokes ,, Hazel Brown :, Maud Davis ,. Ear Jones l.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
CIRCUIT COURT
 NEXT WEEK. List of Cases Docketed for Spring Term Which COnvenes on
 Next Monday.

 State of Arkansas vs.
 Fred Bassett, wi tr. ] \. Blankenship, a D. Claud Borders, W W.
 Sam Craig, 2 l.
 Al Chandler, D of p.
 Hugh Dougherty, III in 1st q. Lem Fitch, W 1t k.
 Tom Gooding, and ). Henry Guthrey, seduction. Bob Hannah, islander.
 Newt Henson, l, four cases. Wfn. Hinkle, ct al, (. Robt. J. Jones, III p. P. E. Joseph, p p d. Geo. Moore, w W.
 Monroe Murphy, w. Spencer Norris, g Nv III IL. Vim. Notes.-The, d p p. Jlm Rich, D of P.
 Dee Reed, m III.
 C. N. Sage, b of p.
 Alex Stout, drunkenness. J. T. Walker, d w gr T. Al Washington, a and b. Rip Van Wrinkle, and b.
 CIVIL CASES. Jno NJ Andrews vs Special School District No. 50 of Spring 1ale.
 Ark. Natl Bank vs C NJ Lev 4rett.
 Ark. Natl Bank vs H ( and J F Porter.
 Ark. Natl Bank IS Mary \ ct al.
 Bank of springdale vs The Springdale Mig Co.,. ct al. J L Bleyins vs St l. X $ F K K Co.
 Thos Brooks vs Board of Im- provement.
 Battreall-W hittinghill Shoe Co vs Shannon X Denton.
 Board of Improvement District Nc. es F J Hunt.
 Campbell Bothell vs Fletcher X Stobaugh,
 Edith Grenshaw vs Western Union Telegraph Go.
 T F Caplinger vs A NJ Byrnes. Daisy Davis vs A F Wolf. Fayetteville l. & C Co ys A B MeAleXander.
 Fayetteville l. X C Co vs r C Co" les ct al.
 r. X M. Bank vs Lee Caudle X Co.
 James A Ferguson vs William Pagola.
 Ferguson Lumber Co vs N A Lumber Co.
 Ewalt X Phillips vs J Y Stevenson.
 J $ Ewalt vs C W Pool. Nancy Gibson vs St l. X s F K K Go.
 Albert Hudson vs St L X s |, K K Co.
 Hill City Lumber Co vs C A Olcott, ct al.
 C P Jones vs Sligo Wagon & Wood Go.
 Kansas Refining Co. ys s H Jarman.
 T D Layne vs Vim Largrell and W w Thomas.
 Lulu Lewis vs Western Union Telegraph Co.
 $ o Lewis vs A C Smith. H w and F T Hampton vs A F Wolf.
 Ida E McMorris vs E F Smith. Florence Mcguire vs J l. Ma guire.
 J H Mason vs St l. X s F K K %.
 John F Moore vs John F Scott.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

County Examiner Croxdale's county Teachers Institute opens in Fayetteville Friday, June 12, and will continue till the middle of the succeeding week. State Superintendent Doyne is expect ed to be present. MT. Croxdale is actively interested in the good of the schools, and intelligent in his management, as far as his authority goes. It is to be hoped that the next legislature will en- act a law providing for a County Superintendent of schools.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

The Communion will be observ- ed at the Presbyterian Church at the morning service next Sunday.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Christian Church. Sunday School at 9:45 a. III. Preaching by Rev. J. A. Mcguire, II a. I'll. Young Peoples meeting 6:30 D. m.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
POWELL CLAYTON
 HEADS DELEGATION.

Eureka Springs, Ark, April 19.-The Carroll County Republican Convention met here Saturday and elected seven dele gates to the State Convention, headed by Gen. Powell Clayton. The delegates were instructed to use their best efforts to have the national delegates instructed for Taft. The convention nominated Rolla $. Granger of the Kelly Granger Lumber Company and vice president of the First Ma tional Bank, for representative.
 "Topsy Turvy," as presented by the senior class of the Spring. dale High School, drew good sized crowd at the Auditorium Thursday night of last week. The entertainment was rendered in very creditable manner, con- sidering the lnexperience in such matters of those who participant ed. The young people were drilled by Mrs. Dr. A. C. Smith.
 Rev. J. $. Harrington, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at F't. Gibson, Oklahoma, filled the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church in Springdale Sunday. He had been in attendance att the meeting of the Presbytery at Vinita, and took occasion to run over and visit among the members of his old congregation, being accom- panied by Mrs. Harrington.
 County Collector Philips is about closing his books looking to his settlement of the taxes. He IS an expert bookkeeper and accountant, and with those two accurate and good looking as- sistants, $. l.. Todhunter and Hayden Smith, the public who have eagerly crowded the sher- ifs offices to buy tax receipts, have been waited on with meat ness and dispatch.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horton came up from Ft. Smith Sunday alter noon. where Carl has been em- ployed for some time in barber shop. They will be here about one month, and in order to keep his hand in Carl will do a few tonsorial stunts in the shop of Henson X Murphy.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Fishing parties are numerous these days, but not many good catches are reported.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Prof. $. D. Woods, principal of the Grammar School the past year, returned Friday afternoon to his home at Pea Ridge. Dur ing his work in Springdale MT. Woods gave excellent satisfaction and made many friends, who will be pleased to learn that he has been employed by the school board for next year. He will move his family to Springdale before the opening of next term of school.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
THEY ARE
 
 SPRAYING.
Apple Growers are Awaking to the Importance of the
 Work.

The fruit growers III this local ity are giving more attention to spraying this season than ever before, and the indications are that by next season practically every grower who owns all or ehard of any consequence Will have q power sprayer, especially should the benefits from spraying this season be what Is expected. There is no longer little doubt about the beneficial results ot spraying, as has been demonstrate ed in orchards Ill the more ad- vanced fruit centers of tile north and east. It means better fruit and more fruit. and The News predicts that the time Is not lar distant when Northwest Arkan- sas will be up with other fruit sections Ill this particular. Ma ture has provided the soil, climate and everything necessary to make Northwest Arkansas great fruit country, and when the growers learn and appreciate the value of proper care aid atten- tion to orchards, We will take front rank, not only in tile quan- tity of apples grown, but will lead in quality as well.
 T lie following apple growers in this locality have purchased power sprayers this season, and there are probably others whose names We did not learn: (. \. Miller, Kirk X Hill, Fisher X Son, D. F.. Eieher, E. E. Little field, Marks X Hink1ey, W. B. Brogdon, J. A. Eicher, w. !. Patton, k. T. McCllnton, l.. Dingle and Mrs. Bessie Murphy.
 The conversions at the Chris tain church revival in Fayette- vile conducted by the pastor and those eminent evangelists, the Brooks brothers, have been about sixty. Twenty joined the church Sunday. Sunday afternoon, what was called a string" ser vice was held. As an illustration of the strength of habit in human Il life, two boys, ten years old, were presented on the rostrum and string tied about each that he could easily break. Then an- other string, and then others were tied about them till they were bound so they could not loose themselves. It was a striking illustration of the force of habit.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Monday, three crates of lusci- ous strawberries found their way from F. A. Cranes farm. They were of the Texas and the Nit chell varieties. They sold for $500 per crate m Fayetteville.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

w. E. Simpson has been ap- pointed Trustee in Bankruptcy by Referee Southmayd of Van Buren, in the case of Yount X Goss. The first meeting of cre- ditors was held in Williams X Buehanan's office III Fayetteville.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Tomorrow, the Winslow Town ship third quarterly Sunday school Convention will be held at Grove school-house at 10 q. III. Addresses will be made by Keys. J. L. Smith, W. A. Nichols, E.. J. Hall, and Bradford Johnson, Thos. w. NJ. Cloud, Clifford Bales, Hosea Wilson, Miss Grace Reese and others. The Sunday school Is an institution that all good citizens approve and reeog- nize as promtive of the best civ ilization. Winslow township, un- der President Hall, IS active in Sunday school matters.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

The senior eIasS Of the Spring- dale High School will present the comedy drama, "Topsy Tur- "" at the school house at Elm Springs tomorrow Saturday, night. An admission fee of Is and 25 cents will be charged, and the young people will no doubt be given a full house by the good people of Elm Springs.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Howard left first of the week for Jacks boro, Texas, where they will spend two or three weeks visit ing with the latter's brother. They were accompanied by their youngest son, Edgar, who is a trainman on the Frisco.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

J. $. Lewis, of Huntington, arrived Friday to look after busi- ness matters and visit among old friends. Mir. Lewis formerly re- sided near Tontitown.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

T. H. Price, of Missouri, is here with his family and this week moves to his new purchase, the Sheehan place of twenty acres, just south of town. This IS fine fruit farm, and We are glad to welcome such excellent people to our country.
 Sunday was very pretty day, in comparison with some of the preceding ones, and as a conse- quence many people were out en- toying themselves, either III driving or walking. Quite a number of Springdale people at- tended the Easter services at Tontitown and an unusually large crowd was present.
 Dr. Frank Young returned Wednesday morning from Boone vile where he had been called to attend his uncle, Dr. Hank Young, who was reported quite i'll. The Doctors friends III this section will be pleased to learn that he IS improving.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Harvey Joyce went over to Muskogee, Oklahoma, Saturday to spend Sunday with his brother, Ralph.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

Miss Floy Daily came down from Springfield, Mo-, Friday to visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Daily. She returned Tuesday.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24

The first crate of strawberries of the season by home grower Was marketed Tuesday. They were grown by Mrs. SturdiFant. living west of town, Ben Lind- ley brought ill d crate Wednes- day. which sold for s2. 25. Both crates were purchased by J. C.. Johnson.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-24
CLASS DAY
 EXERCISES.  Six Young People Graduate From Springdale High
 School.

The class day exercises of the Springda1e High School were held at tile Auditorium Friday morning, and notwithstanding the rain, were attended by good crowd. There were six graduates this year, Misses Lottie Phillips, Lee Davis, Vivian Lester and Jesse Graham, Ebert Graham and Earl Kennan.
 One of the best things of the kind ever heard in Springdale was the address to the graduat ing class by Dr. (. H. Trough, of the University of Arkansas. It was classical and scholarly, and the young people for whose benefit It was given, will certain ly do well to give heed to what he said.
 The alumni banquet and an- nual election of officers occurred Friday night at the high school building. The banquet was serv- ed by the ladies' aid society of the Christian Church. l.. D. Petross, member of the board of directors, acted as toastnaster, and toasts were responded to by the following: Earl Bird, '04, Guy Stafford ], Otto Slaugh- ter, 'oe, James Marks, or, Ebert Graham. '0S, Prof, J. NJ. Ballard, Miss Ola Watson, Grammar School.
 The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Guy Stafford; vice president. James Marks; secretary, Miss Pearl Hewitt; treasurer, Miss Bessie Graham.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
REPUBLICANS FOR BRYAN
q. s CURTIS TELLS OF CoNDL
TtoNs IN MIssIsslPPl-cHoc.
TAWS COMPARED.

- $. Curtis has rcurncd from q
visit 90 points I'm Mississippi whore
he went TO look after ono land
matters and business he had with
some Indians in Mississippi Mr..
Curtis said thai he was greatly sur.
prlscd at the difference there Is be-
tween the Mississippi Choctaws In
Nj sissipi and the Mississippi Choc.
taws that are In oklahoma. lie says
shat IN MISSISSIPPI the Choctaws are
the ucst laborers that
can he hired and that they are all
very industrious, many of them have
bought and paid for good farms and
are raising from ten to thirty bales
of cotton on their farms each year.
Mr.. Curtis says that the crops in
the delta district Of that state are
not very good. but that IN she up
lands the crops are fine. He says
that everybody In that country II
talking for Bryan and that many OF
the northern republicans who have
lived there for many year and a.
ways voted the republican ticket,
are going TO vote for Bryan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
PERSONALS

J. Maurice Miller is in oklahoma
City visiting with friends and rela-
tive.
Col Sidney Suggs and Judge D..
l.. Gait were among the crowd
from Arimorc to accompany the gov
cinor to Dallas.
H. u. Collins. agent for the Dandy
Dixie Minstrcls. is in the city max
ing arrangements for his show which
will be here on the cath OF this
month.
c. \. Goldsmith Of Ada is here
today looking after br mess mat.
ters. o.. a&
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
THE OKLAHOMA SPECIAL
CROWDS STOOD IN DRENCHING
RAIN TO HEAR GOVERNOR
HASKELL SPEAK
TO SHAKE HIS HAND

The Oklahoma Special 'Ing
Governor Haskell and a number of
the state officials as well as a large
crowd OF Oklahoma people passed
through here about one o'clock this
Afternoon IN route for Da'l g. Rain
was fIll ng when the train le lch ed
here. but large crowd was present
t. greet the governor and they stoo
in the rain for five minutes while the
governor shook hands with the crowd
aud made blief speech. lie took
Bcvoridge 10 task about calling Ok
lahoma the tail of Texas. THE
special will pass through Fort Worth
andC leburne, at both of which
cities Governor Haskell is schedul d
to speak. He will arrive in Dallas
tonight and will speak at The Fair
tomorrow. All of Texas is loyal 10
Haskell and he was urged several
times by the fair management TO ac
cept the invitation to speak there on
that occasion. A number OF Ar;-
more democrats joined the sDecial
here and others will go ton ght.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
BUNN'S BOOK ARRIVED
OKLAHOMA CIVIL GOVERNMENT
ADOPTED BY TEXT BOOK
coMMIs sSIoN. is HERE.

The first shipment OF books TO
Bum Bros, publisher of this city,
arrived yesterday. Prof. Evans ana
Clinton o. Bum are the authors
Oklahoma Civil Government. the
book which has been adopted by
the sta'e text book commission. The
book is complete in every sense OF
the word. 1t is not only n school
book, but Il is volume that should
he In every library OF the state
II is a work on civil government and
also gives the state con titution In
deXed and annotated and gives the
enabling act and the amendments
others. II has red cloth bindinl.
contains nearly 400 pages and the
selling price made by the state l.
sixty cents. It has several chapters
devoted TO federal government. The
list OF illustrations is not without
interest II contain the picures OF
all the constitutional delegates, Okla
homa's representatives in congress,
Governor Haskell. Governor Johnston
of The Chickasaw nation, Bryan and
Roosevelt, the supreme court of Ok
lahoma, the national capitol and the
state capitol and others.
The book has been criticised by
politicians who have condemned ev.
erything the state has done. but It
/ a work that will live longer than
the memories OF those who have at.
Hempted to condemn It and It will
always be valued souvenir OF the
early days of statehood of Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
HENRY SHARPE DEAD.
His Continued illness Brought Want
TO His Family-Women to Relief.

His Continued illness Brought Want
to His Family-Women to Relief.
Henry Sharpe. a contractor and
carpenter, died yesterday morning M
the Sanitarium in this city and the
remains were laid to rest in Rose
Hill cemetery this morning. Rev.
Lawrence and Rev. Sims were both
In attendance. Mr.. Sharpe has been
Ill OF fever for several weeks. He
ha' wife and several children and
his continued illness placed the fam
lily In want and the benevolent as
sociation came to his rescue. The
wife wants to go to her mother In
Arkansas and the women OF the
Benevolent Association will try to
raise funds to buy her a ticket.
The association has another IA.
tient at the sanitarium which Il
must care for. In this ca-e a boy
from home has taken sick and has
mo relatives or friends TO help him.
Henry Love of Marietta is Wis.
iior here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
FOR SALE

My land, one mile north OF city
limits, near street car line, never
fall springs Dwelling and two
barns, stalls, cribs, wagon sheds, q
hog lot, hog pasture fenced with
spring-coil hog-proof wire, good
small pasture. water in II never faIl-
ing. Pasture large enough for 20
head OF stock. 4 small orchard. fenc-
ed to il elf. This land can be
bought on satisfactory terms only
sell because am not a farmer,
and TO get some farmer 70 own my
allotmen2. See me.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
PALMER GREGORY cHIRoPRAc-
TIC COLLEGE

The Founta II, al Co lsge"
Oklahoma City, Okla, oct. 2, 1908
Hon. Robt. Dick.
Ardmore, Okla:
Dear Sir and Schoolmate: | notice
in the Daily Ardmoreite that Dr.. c.
Sterling Cooley, has located In yolr
city. ! want you to do me the per-
sonal favor Of saying & good word for
Dr. Cooley to any OF your friends or
acquaintances suffering with any
chronic troubles but chiropractlc ad-
know that medicine does not reach
chronic troubles, but chiropractlc ad-
justments most assuredly d. so. II
you will send DR.. Cooley dozen
patients suffering from any chron C
disease, l will guarantee that ele'e
out Of the tweve will be benefited,
IL not entirely relieved fdom any
disase OF any kind.
Dr. Cooley is a graduate OF our
school and we feel interested in his
success. First because the boy is all
right and the science of chiropractic
IS wonderful I'm giving relief when
nothing else viii.
Thanking you in advance for any
thing you may do for Dr. Cooley. !
am,
Y ours very truly,
Palmer-Gregory College,
o.. ~ m ~ - -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
VETERANS IN SESSION
PROGRAM or MUSIC AND SC..cS
AT CHRISTIAN cHURcH-A
DELIGHTFUL SESSION.

The Confederate Veterans met In
regular session sunday Afternoon a.,
half past three in the Chri tian
church. Commander Wood was pres
cnt and the faithful adjutant. Capt
j. II. Pulliam was at his post OF
duty
The camp was opened with a
song and Comradc Ed Burnitt led in
devotional ,Nctcuos.
Tho minutes OF the previous meet.
uL were Icud and approved.
The msto'i,d committee reported
tha' 80 would iakc written report
at the next meeting and especially
urged the Sons to be- in attendance
on this occasion.
Major Rumph spoke briefly and
very eloqucntly in a culogy on Lee
and Johnson in he closing days Of
the wa. Their pcts in the finN ,p.
render were especially dwclt up.r
Miss Vnny Randol received 4 F'n.
crous applause in response 20 her
piano solo. The veterans wereg realty
pleased and insisted that Miss Ran.
dol meet with them again.
j. G. Little. who represented this
district in the senate in the first
legislature. was called and respond.
ed with speech bubblins over with
southern sentiment. He "a the son
of a North Carolina veteran and
is in full sympathy with the vet.
Grams.
Master George Williams sang
solo with Mis- Hanna at the piano.
w. +. Gilmer made an enthusiastic
speech taking for his subject the
private soldier in the ranks.
Capt. John r. Wyont who saw
much hard service in the cause o,
the Confederacy. recounted soms old
time deds of the North Carolina
soldiers.
Miss Abby Hanna and Mrs. j. c.
Murphy sang duet that delighted
the veterans and we're given gen.
eroui applause.
Commander Bass Of the Sons made
a short speech in which ne urged
the Sons TO be in attendance next
Sunday as Camp Sam Davis has
some important business TO transact.
Commander Wood urged the Sous
and Daughters to take charge of
the meetings three Sundays in the
month and leave one Sunday for the
veterans.
On motion of Comrade Sutherland
vote OF thanks was extended to
tho N who had taken part In the
exercises.
Motion OF \. X. Swan. thanking
the different churches for the gener.
Gus use of their buildings was unan-
imously carried.
The camp will met next Sunday
az The Baptist church and an inter-
costing program will be arranged for
the occasion.
Everybody is welcome to these
meetings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-19
Finest Mill In South.

J. T. Whaley OF Gainesville. pres.
ident of the Ardmore Milling Co.,
passed through here today en- route
to Oklahoma City, where in com.
pany with other Texans he has pur-
chased the plant OF the Oklahoma
city Milling Co. This mill is said TO
be one OF the finest pieces OF prop.
erty OF the kind in the entire eouth.
Mr.. Whaley has been in the milling
business for great number Of years
and las made a success OF every
mill he has managed and will no
doubt do the same with Me prop
erty in Oklahoma City.