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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-25
A
Thought
For You

No two men are just
alike - no two suits
should be just alike.
You want perfect
fitting clothing, don't
youl
Only way is to have
them made for you.
Get US to make them
for you, because we
guarantee satisfaction.
We find it easy to do
this.
Expensive'
No, not when you
get satisfaction.
Our business suits
made to your measure
for twenty-five Dol.
lars are incompatible.
Our evening clothes
cxcell
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-25

For sale by Benson. Smith & Co.,
Ltd. HOLSTER Drug Co, Ltd;
Chambers Drug Co. ltd: Hilo Drus
Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
WNIE CAMERAS
SI.OO TO SO

These Cameras are not TOYS but prac-
deal picture makers. Just the thing Tor
boys and girls,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
bril- IS HEROINE OF
100000 FIRE IN
KALAMAZOO.
Telephone Operator in Burdick House
Arouses Guests Before She Is Over
come by smoke-Building Is
Totally Destroyed.
Twenty Stores and Shops Are De-
moralized by Flames, Which Threat.
ened the Entire Business Section.

KALAMAZOO. Dee. l0-The de-
struction OF the historic Burdlck
house includes the complete Gemcli
ton of about 20 store and shops
Three things prevented pronaoly
the destruction OF the entire busin' 81
section. They were connection Win
the Michigan asylum water system.
arrival of a company from iiahlc
Greek al a. m, and chanc2 n
wind. The Battle Greek company.
ordered out by Mayor Bailey. arrived
at the exact moment flames ,tlrted
Through the Burdick.st side ui me
square a Grand Rapids company a4-
rived al q q IN The CITY plan has
capacity ~ 100000 gallons g dJt
anG the asylum capacity OF '.out.-
900. This is the ilrst"timc both have
worked together
There were IT, guests i'm lhe Bar
click House ard all we're aroHsei
Miss Nina Harrington. telephone oper-
ator AT the Bmdics distinguished
herself by calling every possible
guest before being overcome by
smoke She was Fescsed Manager
Burke personally made a tom of
rooms.
rams iOi gtbAtiAltiA tue Alhtti 'fta .
giant scale are already under way s.
meeting OF stockholders OF the Arcade
company was called this afternoon.
\ The hotel building just burned was
a remodeling Of the old BurdicE house.
Three years ago before the house
was reopened. there was fire hal d.l
500, 0o0 damage The hotel was butt
in 1850.
The only man seriously hurt Mas
James Billing. a truck foreman. Many
others were bruised. Several werc
taken To HOSPITALS from exposure 60
the heat and cold The Postal Tcle-
graph Co, American Express Co, tie
City National and Home Savings
banks. a dozen or more stores aad OF
Efces and the Commercial club have re-
stunned operations in various places
The heaviest mercantile losers were
Frank A. Cowlbeck. Charles Friedman,
clothiers: and T. w. Chase and Z.
lAppeldoorn, shoes: Pyli < Wykcll.
Jewellers. and the Star Bargain house.
where the fire is said To have orig
mated.
/ The entire police force. sheriff
force and officers of the National
Guard are on duty. Delegates 10 Tho
State Horticultural society meeting
have been placed in private houses.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
MAYOR WANTS ST.
n. Commission
Would Make Body representative Of
City in All Matters of
Service.

N HdN,Nti ot the street AWAY r.i
temcnt proposition taat may nnallA
come up rs result OF the negotiation,
soon 20 bee started between the mayor
iaud council and The Detroit Gate
hallway management. Mayor B.eit
meyer is determined 10 have a b, rn.a
ihcnt street railway commission Saci
q commission would be- the regrcsep
/ tatlyc Oi Che municipality IN all ula-
/ ttrs OF service and Wuulu also kCplo a.
touch with the affairs of the company
! Just M present the element oi fran
/ CliSC values seems 10 have tile great
tcst interest for the city officials who
'.re To take up the negotiations. May of
ElDitmpFrr is OF The opinion TIA, yhe
values set iy Pros Iienrl &. adams
are too high. On g compromise As I'd
returns on franchise 1..">G ne ia
tiaiiy bases his hope for settlement
on tie basis of eight tickets Tor -
cents
The franchise values should he
brought down la GATE ,,~s ,ae
MAYOR. II du ror thiua that thc pog-
on, OF the For iuc Wh.,a tNplt-
ttis winter should bc counted W a.
all These rights viii have expired
eiote tHe people can No.e on SCI
element
Ne mus recognize the rights -
rho een.r+r, -tif~those streets. surh as
Grand River where they have = fran
cnis, running Tor several years Eat
even there. we must consider the fran
chiSe values ia The light of future c0n-
dit,oos rather team past conditions.
T1cse fines nave a Mgher franchise
.-,r,n in connection win cther ave
con- limo. man NOV em,ld have II they
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The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
PETE ABT MAKES PINCH"
l&5ustles Pole With .. rs 70 ST.
MarN's HoSpital

M1fYS F1SSPiAGl.
Peter J. abb. proprietor OF the East
sEnd ambulance. made a "pincn.
"Wednesday night.
Frank Lankjatus, a pole about -
years old, fell To The sidewalk at
Chene and Leland-sts. Someone mott
fed Abt that Frank had several
broken ribs and other injuries Ait.
dashing 10 the scene in his amDulance.
decided that Lankjatus hai d"''rium
tremens. I-ankjatus Fought like @ili
cat. but was safely strapped in the
ambulance. and taken }u 3; Al.y $
hospital. He ieigned serious inio b,
and WIS placed on the operating ,ae.e
for examination.
With a Wild yell Frank broke
away from the attendants, and dashed
through the hallway Tie yeiiea ami
cursed and put up another fight Wnln
TeCaptured. re was taken to Woe D.
bridge station
Justice stein lined him s. Thursday
morning
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
TOSSED eY Angry WAVES.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. bee. g.
r(SpeciaD--Rey Scott Lee Myers. oi
'kalkaska. was buffetcd about in Torch
lake for several hours IN small BOAT.
nearly perishlng from the cold. lie
started from Scots cottage for Al
den, yesterday afternoon. the engine
breaking down half a mile out Myers
'waded TO shore and walked to the
home of Irwin Hyatt, in an exhausted
condition. He will recover.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
says - q. 90 49,.

s.iic,siTr-,, Ia To-
work In the becI fields iiom unrise
until darS, and @Eat her husband col
lecied the earning of her labor aud
did not give her cent, is the charge
made in divorce bill filed Tbulsda,
BY Martha against Aimou RnE. Mrs
bills is not yet II years OF axe and
the suit is started by her iathtr.
Charles Sieloff. as best friend.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
CHARGES SON WITH THEFT
Aged Mar Says Hle Was Robbed Oi
His All. SIS.

john kcr1r" l.i b5 years cid q
No. 159 iah,-s,. sWugc GHt 30 W3trt:.'
before Justice Stein. THURSDAY chars
ing his son. Joseph aged 81 wi.h IN.
theft OF $50, every cen, iIc oid W7.
Inns in the world iho money ht
llsen hidden under bureau Mrs
Korzewski. vino is more tlau So wear,
old
Joe disappeared carly Mo9doy morn
ing. and whom ihc a4ed couple wen
to get some money from tncir Suits
store. it was missing raty learn I'd
"Wednesday that ice had flashed
roll of BILLS ~ a saloon Monday
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
BANK Empezzler ssnteneed.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. 9.-DonalI
&c. Abbott. pleaded guilty. in federal
court, to the grand Jury indictment
'charging the embezzlemeni c: 81 .buO
from the New First National bark.
where be was employed as book
Keeper. and was sentenced to serve
Nix years In the United states prison
nk Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Money Is New Minority Leader.

WASHINGTON Dee 9.-Thc caucus
OF Democratic senators this aternooc
elected unanimously Senator Mons
of Mississippi. as minority leader. vice
! Culberson OF Texas who n iened un
account OF al health Senator Bacon
! OF Georgia. who had been mentioned
flor the place. refused absolutely To
/. permit his name TO be considered hy
lthe caucus Senator Shivsy 81 lu-
idiana was chosen vice chairman oi
I the caucns.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

Prof Henry {. Adams has been IN
yited hy The cost OF service committed
OF tho Atty 70 come 20 Detroit the laGs
~ tho week so explain MS franchise
valuations
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
MiIllner Ia Bankrupt.

samuel Benjamin, milliney, % No.
Coo AIicalgau.a'e.. las HE'D i position
in bankruptcy lie lists liabilities ot
S4,oS4. while bis stock IS valued =,
$500 ana his accounts receivable AZ
&i.473...
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

We, the democrats of the City of
Ardmore. in mass meeting assembled,
do hereby declare the following as
our platform of principles:
% We renew our allegiance to
the democratic party and adhere to
each and every plank in the demo
cratic platform OF 1908.
CD We demand that the affairs of
the City of Ardmorc be conducted
along business lines and with econ.
omy and that the same rigid economy
shall be used in the conduct OF the
ciiy's business as IN the private bust.
ness of any mercantile establish
mcut and that the books and records
of all departments Of our city shall
b. 50 kept that every citizen can
readily know the condition of the
city's business.
90 We heartily favor the voting
Of the bonds as designated in the call
of our mayor and approve and en-.
dorse such bond issue.
(4) We demand that the money
from the sale of these bonds be ex-
pended as far as possible in the city
of Ardmore and that in all public and
municipal improvements to be carried
on with the proceeds OF such bonds,
that preference be given TO home con.
tractors who pledge themselves to
employ home labor, as far as practi-
cal, realizing that Ardmorc can fur.
nish help, brains and energy suffici.
cnt 10 build a magnificent city.
(5D We demand that no man be
appointed TO office in the new ad.
ministration who is not an honest,
clean man of ability and integrity.
We endorse the city charter and more
especially endorse the initiative, ref
erendum and recall.
We call upon every member of the
democratic party and all those inter,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
INJUNCTION DENIED
PEOPLE AT LONE GROVE HAVE
AUTHORITY TO CHANGE THE
SCHOOL HOUSE.

\ large number Of Lone Grove citi.
zons were In the city yesterday at
tending court They were interested
In the outcome Of the suit styled J 2.
McCarty VS. j. II. Cain ct al NJ
McCartv was seeking TO enioin tn
school board Of the Lone Grove dis
trict from changing the school site.
People voted a bond issue TO build a
new school house. they had voted on
q location for the new site and Mr.
McCarty was of the opinion that they
were without authority 10 move the
school to some other portion Of the
town and secured temporary iniunc.
ton prohibiting them from doing so.
w. l. Cruce appeared for the plaintiff
and the school board was represented
by H.CPOttcrf. Judge Russell in his
opinion sustained the action of the
majority Of the people in voting upon
"a site, dissolved Temporary niunc-
iion and denied the prayer Of the
plaintiff for a permanent Injunction
Mr.. Crucc gave notice of appeal TO
the supreme court Of the state.
I'm the case of the City National
banl, VS. S.ABrown the final report
Of the receiver was filed and APPROX.
ed and the receiver discharged
\ decree of divorce was granted IN
the suit of Mary +. Colbert VS. Theo
W Colbert
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14

In every respect. The program will
consist of six beautiful moving pic
lures. illustrated song and short
lecture on trades union labels by Mr..
Chas. McMorow. who, ON this sub
iect has few equals and no superiors
10 viii afford the people of Ardmore
an opportunity to learn something Of
the actual conditions that exist in the
swcatshops Of the east and something
Of the ccnliuJns Of the working D ..
RE Of ,l's country. Remember Gc
show is r,o. there will be no CO.
lection ASKED ior and ", admittarc,
charged Watch for free tickets.
There will be enough for all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
Notice for Publication.

State Of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In the District Court.
T. b. Cathey, Plaintiff. VS. Clyde Muz-
zell ca ais Defendants. No 3G5.
Said defendants A. +. Whitehead
and Geo. Muzzell, will take notice
that they have been sued IN the above
named court for a partition of Lot
No 6 in Block No. AGO of the City OF
Ardmorc, okla. and must answer
the petition fined therein by said
plaintiff on or before the cath day OF
April, A. D.. 1909, or said petition
will he taken as true, and a judgment
for said plaintiff in said action for
n partition of Lot No. G of Block No.
4G0 of the City OF Ardmore, Okla.
will be rendered accordingly.
Dated this IL day of March, 1909.
GUY II. SIGLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: C. T. VERNON, District Clerk.
BY S. NJ. Parker. Deputy. 12-l9-2G-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
SUIT AGAINST The FRISCO
WOMAN WHO STARTED FROM
MISSOURI TO SEE HER DYING
MOTHER WAS DELAYED.

Lena Lillcy yesterday through her
attorneys, McNcal n Allen, filed SUIT
against the S. Louis and san Fran
cisco Railway company. askms ior
damage in the sum Of $l.999. Plain
tin states iu her petition that she
boarded the defendants tain at
Mansfield, Mo. To come to Ardmore
lo th, b dsidc of her dying mother
ana that the auditor or conldc,,r on
the train did not tell her TO change
cars. and that she was clrric1 10
oklahoma city. the end Of tae com
pauy's line. aud was left thera with.
out funds and had TO accept favoss
from strangers and 10 huy q ticket
from oklahoma City to A,d.uore owe:
the santa Fc. and that sh" was
fourteen hours longer in reaching
Ardmorc than If she had come over
the Defendants line as ner ticket
was bought for And that when she
reached Ardmorc her mother was
dead. and that she has suffered great
physical and mental anguish and
prays for damage in the sum of two
dollars actual damages ana 1897
punitive damages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
Notice Of sale Of Real estate.

In the matter Of the Guardianship
OF william II. Rockman.
Notice is hereby given in pursu.
arc, OF an order Of the County Court
Of Haskell County, state Of Oklahc
ma. made on the l9.h day OF
February, 1909. the undersigned,
guardian Of the estate Of William II.
Rockmau. q minor will soll at pub.
d, sale to the highest bidder sub.
icct to the confirmation by said
Court on Monday, the 29th day OF
March, 1909, at II o clock, a. m. a.
the front entrance Of the court house
In the town OF Chlckasha, Grady
County, Oklahoma all Of the right,
title and interest of the said william
H. Rockman IN and to the follow
ing described real estate, situated in
Grady County and Carter County,
State of Oklahoma, to-wit;
NWh OF NWii See, s, Twp. y,
Range c West, and SWA Of SEA
of SEA, Sec, 10, Twp, S. Range
West, the same being fee simple
interest
Said real estate to be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to
wit: For cash in hand.
Dated this the eth day of Febru
AIRY, 1909.
]. +. ROCKMAN. Guardian,
BY Holley Brown a. Lawrence. his
attorneys. 3-10l72i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14

ested in good government to rally to
the support of the ticket nominated by
the democrats Of Ardmore, March 10.
1909, and earnestly insist that every
member of the democratic party and
every citizen of Ardmore pull togeth.
er with the determination to make
the city OF Ardmore 4 model and an
example for good government, eco.
nomical administration and the EN-.
ployment OF home men on public i'm.
provements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
UNION LABEL ENTERTAINMENT
FREE ENTERTAINMENT AT oP.
ERA HOUSE NEXT THURSDAY
NIGHT BY TRADES COUNCIL.

Members of the various labor m.
ions I'm the city are looking forward
with much pride to the coming OF the
Label Entertainment TO be given at
the opera house under the auspices
of the Trades Council next Thursday
evening The labor people are paying
all the expenses OF this high class
entertainment and propose that the
people Of Ardmore shall see it without
cost The very fact that it will be
free is taken by many as suggestive of
"quacli," graft etc, but the press
which have come TO our
notice assure us that II is high class
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
SAYS UPTON SINCLAIR, THE NOV.
ELlST, WHO is IN SAN ANTO.
MO. TEXAS.
SOCIALISM THE ONLY HOPE
Sinclair, Who Has Fallen a Victim
to Socialism. Says That Part viii
Dominate in America by the Year
1910.

San Antonio. Texas. March a.
William II. TAFT assumes the prcsi.
dcucy of the United States. "know-
ing absolutely nothing of the evils eX.
listing in America or how to remedy
thom'
Starvation will reign in the United
state within year
Socialism is destined 10 come to
the rescue and dominate by 1913.
These are the ideas OF Upton Sin.
clair, noted advocate of socialstic
ideas and famed author Of "Th, Jun.
gle" Mr.. Sinclair arrived from III
Paso. lie made side trips into Mex.
leo with the reported intention of cs.
tablishing colonies of socialists. He
admitted having made trips into Mex.
leo, but denied any intention of es.
tablishing the colonies
II feel sorry for Raft" said Mr..
Sinclair. his thin llps curling in a
meaning and half contamptuous smile.
The poor old. jolly fellow stepped
into Office without the slightest
knowledge of how to remedy the
evils. Armed with his broad smile. he
has mounted the box and taken the
reins in his hand. The train Is going
10 take a rough road and he is going
80 smile at every jolt. but the pas.
sengcrs-within six months that
smile will prove mayailng, and tho
people of the United states will be-
gin to wake mp to the fact that
their road would be smoother with
driver who is not content to see
the wheels of government continual
ly iolted upon boulders Of a noun
tain in the path chosen. That noun
tain is the trust
and within two years Mr.. Taft's
ideas of regulating the trusts will
result i'm stlgnation in financial com
mcrcial and industrial conditions,
growing to such an extent that star
walton will 20 rampant in the Unit.
ed States. The socialist idea is to
abolish all the evils Of this country
to let the government own the
trusts starvation IS going to make
the people see and demand this rom
edy BY 1913 the idea will have taken
hold Of the majority and the next
presidential election will see Cannon
and Aldrich kicked ont, their rule at
an end. and n man placed in the pres.
idcntial chair pledged to carry ont So
cialistic ideas
II do not mean that the present
socialist political party will be sue
ccssml with It's candidat. BY that
time the great democratic party will
have adopted our ideas exactly and
It will be through them that social
Ism will reign"
Mr. Sinclair has just completed
two PLAYS doalIHg with conditions
In NV York City. There is q Car.
uegio. Morgan, a Hartman and
a character for each Of Americas
"rulcrs cf the purse and trust mag
Mates" I'm 'hc cast Roth of these
plays are 10 be staged next fall
Three others "Thc Indignant Sub.
scrlbcr" "Thc SecondStory Man" and
John d." am aimed directly m The
trust magulfos. wor. recently tried
81,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14

Ardmoreite Want Ads-Thre Lines
Three Times Three Dimes. Try
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14

building Prof Evans will give stcr-
copticou views and discuss same
Third Ward mothers club viii have
an interesting meeting Friday after.
noon az the high school building.
Prof Ro,t teacher or manual training
of Tishomingo and Miss Chandler,
teacher or domestic science, will ad.
dress The club. giving demonstrations
i'm their line Of work The clubs Of
all the wards are cordially invited
also all who are interested in this
great work,
The members Of the Fourth Ward
mothers club held business meeting
Friday afternoon AT the jefferson
huldiug Plans for entertaining lon
honor of Thomas jefferson April l3.
also having tho stcrcopticon views
shown ny Prof Evans. were discussed
The club will entertain on the last
FRIDAY of every month
orio Club.
Miss Bliss Corlcw was hostess to
the Orio club Friday afternoon The
study Of Tcnuyson was finished with
% very interesting paper. The Art of
Tcnny-on." by Miss Daisy Nichols
The programme was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
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Washington. March 13.-Tho post
office department announces that the
following fourth class postmasters
have been appointed in oklahoma:
James Delbert at Stroud; o. A.
Crabtrec at Allison: James r Mich
olas AT Bee; James II. Small at Bro
midc; Zeno " Cox at Estclla David
r Strawn at Homer; William Y.
Taylor at Sequoyah.
William A. Blair has been appoint
ed n rural mail carrier at Elm. Okla
homa.
The treasury department announces
that the following Oklahoma banks
have been placed in voluntary lqui-
dation:
The First National Bank Of Cordell.
the First National Bank OF Waukomis,
and the First National Bank Of Ter
raj.
The treasury department has ap-
proved Of the Security National bank
Of Kansas City, Mo, as the reserve
agent of the Farmers National bank
of Tulsa, oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
ALBATROSS

That's the name of the beat -four
sold in Ardmsrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14

The patent offic. has awarded pat.
euts To the following Oklahomans.
u. r. Browning at Morrison, a cul-
tivator attachment; l.. Del.Ce al Bar
tlrsylllc n burner; p, Miller OF Nova
IA, a washing machine attachment; r.
T.. sharp of Grady, a churn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-14
%. SOCIETY,".

Mrs. G.. II Webb president of the
Orio club has been appointed hy GOV.
Haskell as one of the Oklahoma dele.
gates 10 the southern conference ON
uniform child Labor law. to D., held
af NV Orleans March 29 30 aud 81
COY. Haskell could mot have made
better selection as Mrs webb is
conceded tu Dee one of the most in
telligcnt the best informed woman in
in Ardmorc aud is recognized as the
leading club woman of oklahoma Her
many friends will rejoice to learn OF
this appointment
Friday evening the Aztecs aud their
friends danced at the Robson hall.
lverson orchestra composed of five
pieces furnished music for the even
ing The grand march At $50 led by
Mr. Harper and Mis- Jennie Harvey,
begun the dancing which continued
until 1880 when a delicious course
supper was served. Those who danced
were Misses Eavcs Kendall Cos of
Tishomingo, Rogers Taylor Ledger
wood or Tishomngo. Gallon. Anna
Rogers, Harvey Freeman Harrison.
Alderman or Tishomiugo Nickcs.
Chitwood. and Ncssrs Clark nm j.
Light, Lathrop. G. wilkes VI. Harper
VI Baum, L. Wilkes. e. W. James. T.
Bards. Emerson, Atkins J. McIcmorc.
VII. McLomorc Mr. and Mrs r. L..
Goodman MIR and Mrs RAY Wells and
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. TAYLOR