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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-27
Notice Of Sale Of Real ests,c.

State of Oklahoma, Choctaw Coun.
ty ss. I'm the County Court.
In the matter of the guardianship
OF Lymou Willis, minor
Notice is hereby given that I'm pur
suancc of am order of the County
Court of |hoctaw County, state OF OK.
lahoma. made on the 18th day OF
April, 1909, the undersigned guardian
will sell at public auction az the
front door of the Court House in the
City of Ardmoro, Carter County, OK.
lahoma, between legal hours, on the
nth day of May, 1903, all the right,
title. interest an estate Of the said
Lymon Willis, in and to the following
described tract Of land, towit,
The Southwest Quarter of Section
twenty-five C22l, Township two (2D
South, Range Two t2) West, situate
in Carter County, Oklahoma.
Said sale will bee subject TO conhr
nation by said Court. The terms II
said sale will be cash upon delivery
OF the guardians deed.
Dated this 18th day Of April 1903
ROBERT SANDERS,
Guardian
Stewart, Mcdonald & Armstrong
Hugo, Okla, Attorneys for Guardian
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Half the time the reason a girl
wants 10 marry a man is he doesn't
want her 20.
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Big PREMIUM LIST FOR
FIRST MONDAY

The first Monday premium list Tor
May 3rd is bigger and better
one than ever and 800 the live stock
division there are some especially
valuable prizes offered.
The list given herewith SIS expect
ed to be added 20 before the day
arrives as other merchants have DE-.
clarcd themselves as wanting . give
merchandise and cash.
As ON previous fig Mondays the
same rules will govern and an
country people are invited 20 come
to Ardmorc ON this day whore a biz
sales market will ly held aud as
has been the case heretofore. AN
live stock, garden truck poultry,
butter and eggs and other things
command a fancy price The people
of Ardmorc will not Doe allowed Go
enter anything at a'l u this First
Monday show, sit h.iur au event
strictly for the farmers and their
wives.
In the afternoon az tho fair grounds
there will be races OF all kinds. and
T.. H. Corlew and sam Baird are
az work making up entry lists for
those who desire to take part ON
Monday It is expected these gentle.
men will have prepared and ready
for the public a list of the various
events in which competition will De
expected Saddle and harness racing
with some liberal purses and prem.
iums are to be offered, foot races
automobile races, a shooting tourna.
mcnt and other things will serve
TO make the first Monday IN May
a banner day in Ardmorc.
Here is the premium list:
Live Stock
Best brood mare, mdso. 5000
Best team draft horses. cash. $40.
Second best mdsc 5000
best ycarling colt, mdsc $500.
Second best, sack cotton seed
meal.
Best spring colt, $3.50 pr pants.
Second best. shoeing
Best mule team, cash. $3.50.
Second best, pair shoes
Best yearling mule colt mdsc $500.
Second best, cash, $3.50.
Best spring mule colt. cash $500.
Second best, 80 lbs flour.
Best single driver, mdse, $500.
Second best, cash, 500.
Best saddle horse, mdse. $500.
Poultry.
Largest flock chickens shown with
one hen, mdse, $500.
Second largest, "a ID sack flour.
Best IL dozen frying chickens, cash
$500.
Second best. ladies' belt.
Best Plymouth Rock cocsrel, mdse,
$3.50.
Second best, hoe.
Butter and Eggs.
Heaviest dozen eggs. cash $500.
Second heaviest, mdse, zoe.
Best > lbs butter mdsc 81.
Second best, mdsc S1OU.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Best display strawberries. mdsc.
$3.50.
Second best, cash $l.OO.
Best dozen radishes, ! rake.
Best display garden vegetables.
mdse, $500,
Second best, 80 lbs flour.
Miscellaneous.
Best gallon home made sorghum,
90 lbs flour.
Best home cured ham. mdsc s. %.
Second best, mdse. S10O.
Largest family, mdse, $500.
Largest family coming furthcrost
distance. v,l1, : M
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. Apply \. d. Chase, Phone
500. 25tf
FOR RENT-Four-room house, mod
ern conveniences. Arthur Sinclair
l2tf
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PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching blind, bleed.
ing or protruding Piles in to II days
or money refunded. soc.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Bill book containing notes
and mortgages in favor of o. ~
Vaughn (E. w. sewing machine
, notes. all witnessed by |. w. Allen,
Jr, also check in favor T. w Al
len, Jr., for $9515. Finder plea SO
return to Jake BodovitZ. with Arl-
more Wholesale Gro. Co. and re-
ceive liberal reward. 23-6
LOST-At the rink Friday morning
ladies pocket book containing s. in
money. Book stamped 1st state
bank. Finder return to this office
and keep half the money and no
questions asked 25-3t
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance OF an order of the County
Court of Choctaw County, and State
of Oklahoma, made and entered on
the 18th day of April. 1909, in the
matter of the estates of Mike Hamp-
ton and Wilson LenoX, minors, the
undersigned as the guardian of the
person and estates of said minors,
will sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cash, subject to
confirmation by said Court on the
22nd day of May, 1909, in front Of
the court house door at Ardmorc,
in the state of Oklahoma, all the
right, title and interest Of the said
Mike Hampton and Wilson LenoX,
minors, in and to the following real
estate, to-wit:
The NWA of the NEH of the
NWA, and the Nia of the NWA
of the NWl4 of Section -, and the
NJ OF the NEi4 of Section 16,
Township South and Range East,
and the Sla of the NEA and the
Nls of the NEA of the SEA Of Sec
tion 1G, Township 3South, Range
East, containing in all 210 acres.
Said lands will be sold on the fol
lowing terms: Cash upon delivery
of deed; and said sale will be made
during the legal hours of sale on
the said 22nd day of May, 1909.
ISAAC ID. HAMPTON,
wk 2l-2S-5-12-19 Guardian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-27

Fine Duroc Jersey male hog now
ready for service at Joe Bastine's,
4th Ave, y. f. elm
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-On farms at
lowest rates and no delay what.
ever. Burwell & Dexter. 7.1m
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FRISCO SYSTEM.
Eastbound.
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
Westbound.

Westbound.
No. COL ....S. .S.......,..... l'lo p. III
No. 673 daily except
Sunday ....,,.......7:O0 p. m.
Eastbound.
No. 652 ..--............ $40 p. m
No 674 daily except
Sunday ..............6:l5 "A. m.
(Nos. 673 and GA are mixed trains
and run only between Ardmore
and Lehigh-Nos. GIL and 672 do
not carry passengers since Nos.
673 and GA were put on)
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Stewart. Mcdonald & Armstrong
Hugo, Okla, Attorneys for Guardian,
22.29-6-l3.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE, FARMERS-There Is no
trouble about supplying cotton seed
from Texas to Oklahoma, and
have for sale 600 bushels Of genu-
inc big boil improved Rowdon
cotton seed that | raised and i'm.
proved myself on my own farm,
guaranteed % per cent pure. made
30 per cent lint last year, and the
Rowdcn cotton took first premium
over all other cotton on exhibition
at the Texas State Fair held at
Dallas, 1905. All seed guaranteed
TO give satisfaction or money back.
Price G5c bushel. {. o. b. Wills
Point, purchaser to pay freight.
Send money order TO +. Sullivan,
Wills Point Texas. wS.t.m.5
WHEN You want an abstract of take
off to anything I'm Love County
write wire or phone the Jordan
Company, the only up.to-date bond.
ed ahstractcrs In Love County
Real Estate Of all kinds bought and
sold Rents collected and looked
after. The Jordan Company, Mari
"tta. Okla. 3.1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-27

CITIZENSHIP ROLLs-lf your name
has been stricken from the rolls Of
the five tribes, or YOU have other
business before the Interior depart.
mcnt, write Immediately TO William
w. Wright, registered attorney,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg,
Washington, u. c.
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WANTED.

WANDED-Mon to learn barber
trade Thoroughly practical course
by free clinic and careful instruc-
tions. Life scholarship. tools given,
board provided Some money earn.
ed before completing. Send for cat.
aloguo. Molor Business College,
Dallas, Texas. 2j-6
WANNED-To rent three or four
room modern cottage or several
housekeeping rooms. Prefer north
Washington. \. b or G streets,
northwest. Must be modern and
reasonable for good tenants with.
out children. Address, stating all
particulars A W. c., Ardmoroite
office. 2Otf
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TINE TABLE
SANTA FE.

Northbound.
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FARM and City Loans a specially.
See me at once IL Interested Of.
flee Randol Bldg. o. l.. Chanccl
lor Phone 222. l0tt
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FOR SALE-Nery cheap. 3 Smith
plain feeders good as new. Win.
ship gin stands in good running
order. r. II. Reed, Brock, Okla.
6.lm
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FOR SALE-Old papers, good TO 20
under carpets, paper the walls OF
your rooms or make warm fires
ArdmOreHe office.
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Position at domestic by
German girl. Phone No. G12 2G-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
BURNING AUTO FIRES HOME
PETER FERsINoERs GARAGE
AND HOUSE GONE.
Flaming Gasoline Quickly Spreads
From Shed to Residence, Causing
Total Loss Of $4,000.

While Peter Fersinger, a contractor al
No. 1 n street northwest. with the assist
ance of friend. was endeavoring to rem
edy a leak in his new automobile at a
garage in the rear of his home last night
the gasoline ignited. burned, up the ma
chine. the garage and his home In front
causing a total loss estimated at $4,000.
Recently Mr. Fersinger bought an auto
mobile and stored it in a garage at the
rear Of his home. Last night he noticed
that the gasoline in its tank was leaking
He sent for a friend. who advised him tc
start the engine. He turned the crank
and almost Immediately the gasoline ig'
nited and a sheet Of flame burst from the
car Mr.. Fersinger and his friend beat
a hasty retreat. after Intellectual efforts to
extinguish the flames.
The fire spread rapidly. communi-
eating to the garage, which was soon a
mass of flames. Fersinger ran into the
house to notify his family, while mis-
friend ran to turn in an alarm, but In
his haste the kitchen door to the house
was left open and soon the flames were
communicated TO the dining room.
When the nremen arrived the building
was a cracking furnace.
The efforts of the firemen were then
directed to saving the adjoining build
ings and prevent the spread OF the fire
to property near by. This they sue
ceeded in doing after hard work.
An alarm of fire was sounded from
box S36 last night about 10 o'clock.
fire having been discovered In rear Of
the premises Of John Moore. 3543 War
der street. The blaze was caused by
sparks from q pile of burning leaves
and was extinguished after the fence
had been slightly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
ALsoP CLAIM TO THE HAGUE.
World Tribunal to Settle Famous 10
Nvian 0uano Case.

SANTIAGO. Chile. November Gan
agreement was reached today between
the United States and Chile to submit
the Alsop claim to The Hague tribunal
for arbitration
The Aisop claim has been the subject
OF negotiation between Chile and the
United States for many years. 1t 10 In
behalf of the Alsop company Of New
York and Connecticut, and amounts to
upward Of $l,500,Oo0. Recently Thomas
G. Dawson the American minister to
Chile delivered to the Chilean govern
ment what amounted to an ultimatum
that the claim must be paid In full with
I'm short time or submitted to The
Hague tribunal.
The claim arose over the advance of
money by the Alsop company to the Bo-
livian government in 1874 IN exchange for
rights to valuable guano deposits. The
republic also contracted to settle tie
deot by the payment Of customs receipts
at the port Of africa and by granting
leases on silver mines.
War between Bolivia. Peru and Chile
was declared before these arrangements
could be carried out. and when .iostilities
were ended Chile was IN possession Of
the section of Bolivia around africa, and
the contract between the company and
Bolivia, therefore, could not be fulfilled.
In 1885, on representations being made
by the American government, Chile
agreed to settle the claim, but no pay
ment has yet been made various pretexts
having been furnished for the delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
AWAITING NAGEL's RETURN.
Secretary VIII Review Disciplinary
Action BY McHarg.

Acting Secretary Earl Of the Depart'
ment of Commerce and Labor said yester-
day that any further action that might be
taken in connection with the coast and
geodetic survey would be deferred until
the return of Secretary Nagel, who is ex.
pected tomorrow morning.
1t was learned that the situation In the
survey had been inquired into by a com
mittee. consisting Of Mr.. Earl. DIR. Lead.
ley. the appointment clerk Of the depart.
ment. and Disbursing Clerk Soleau. II
was upon their report that Assistant Sec.
rotary MoHarg suspended Acting Supt
Perkins and reduced John J. Gilbert
chief photographer and topographer. II
is said Mr.. McHarg went further thar
the report recommended. and that his &C
ton will unquestionably be reviewed BY
Secretary Nagel on his return. 1t Is also
said that scientists from all over thu
country have sent letters and telegram
Of protest against the severity Of the &C.
ton taken.
Assistant Secretary Earl yesterday de-
clined to discuss the subject He would
not say whether the complaints made to
the department had extended to the whole
survey or only to the two men who had
already been dealt with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
nONOURlSlOSESO
SCUTTLED By S1(UGGLERS OF
VESSEL ovERHAULED.
Entire Crew But Two of Gunboat
Perish When Thrown
Overheard.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW ORLEANS. La. November g.
Passengers arriving on the steamer
Parisimina. from British Honduras. told
Of the scuttling of the Honduras gun
boat Tatumbla and the murder of
eighteen of her crew after she had
overhauled q British steamer engaged
in smuggling between Jamaica and
Honduras.
Six days ago the Tatumbla overhauled
the smuggler fifty miles oct of Puerto
Cortez and twenty Of the gunboat's crew
boarded the smuggler. The smuggler crew
surrendered. and the smuggler captain
told Cant. Zelelia that there was plenty
of good rum I'm her hold.
Prisoners Feigned Intoxication.
Zeelia ordered a celebration. The
prisoners feigned intoxication, and when
the gunboat's crew succumbed to the rum
they were flung overheard. The snug
gler's crew scuttled the gunboat and then
escaped.
Two Of the sailors who were flung over
board reached one Of the floating lifebOats
of the sunken Honduran vessel and
reached Puerto Cortez with the story of
the wholesale murder.
The scuttling Of the Tatumbla deprives
Honduras OF her navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
Coal In japan.
From Casters Magazine.


There are not less than lido 600 900
tons Of coal deposited In Japan. This
coal 10 now being mined at the rate OF
l4OOO.O0O tons a year. The coal seams
usually vary from three to eight feet
thick, and are mostly SO conveniently
situated I'D: they can be worked by in
cline. there being very few shafts in
operation yet. Some shafts are. however,
being sunk to depth Of 1000 feet. and
two 9o0-foot shafts have recently started
working. In the NORTH I'm the Island Of
Hokkaido, a coal field containing thirteen
seams, Of which the thinnest Is three feet
thick, has been discovered: In another
part Of the same island twenty seams
have been found, FIVE At least being
workable: while in still another district
there are three excellent seams, Of which
extent. In the south. in the Island Of
thirty miles long by from eight to six
teen miles wide and are estimated to
contain 6OOOOO.O 900 tons. or about half the
entire quantity in sight in japan. The
Japanese coal mines now employ nearly
OO,O0O hands. the annual per capita out
put being about 30 tons. The largest
mine in Japan-the Manda-has a shaft
Il feet by IL feet. S06 feet deep. and q
daily output Of LOO tons. Nearly all
the cutting In Japanese mines Is done BY
hand: bnt machinery is being introduced.
and ii rs hoped that cost Of production
will be reduced. So far as coal in con-
cerned. the industrial future of Japan
seems well assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
GRABBED HER PocKETBooK.
Mrs. Bullock Reports Highway
Theft to the Police.

Mrs. Ada Bullock reported to the police
last night that she was robbed Of her
pocketbook, containing 1913. near the
Center market. A white man about eight
cen or twenty years old. she told <he po.
lice. grabbed her purse and got away.
Mrs. Bullock. who Is a dressmaker said
she was walking south along 7th street
from Pennsylvania avenue. and she no.
ticed a young white man following her
When she reached the corner Of 7th and
streets the young man inquired OF hel
where Pennsylvania avenue was located.
ct guess you can tell as well as ! can, u
she answered, "for you just came from
there
The young man, she stated. then grab
bed her handbag. and she grabbed hold
Of his hand. but she was unable to pre-
vent him from taking her pocketbooh
from the handbag. After getting posses
sion OF her pocketbook he boarded q
south-bound car and got away.
Mrs. Bullock said she made an cutlery
but her efforts did not make him stop
nor did anybody come to her assistance
in time To apprehcnd the MAJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
EXPRESS CLERK Is CAUGHT.
Detectives Arrest Another Man fol
Alleged Robbery in Illinois.

NEW YORK. November 6-Following
the arrest here Thursday Of Stephen A.
Castor, accused of completely In the
burglary Of the Wells-Fargo Express
ofiice at Springfield. ILL.,. last month. de-
tectives today arrested Joseph Percy
Smith a clerk of the Wells-Fargo COM
pany at Springfield. in connection with
the same Ofense.
Smith was traced to Chicago, Pitts
burg, Buffalo and Albany. and an ex-
press company detective was waiting for
him when he arrived at the Grand Gen.
trail station here today. He had $611
In his possession. the police report.
The sum of 5000 was taken fror, the
Springfield office. CASTOR. who had 81. IT,
with him, was held yesterday for the
Illinois authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
FATALLY SHOOTS FRIEND.
Ohio Girl Playfully Points Gu,
After Singing Song.

PORTSMOUTH. Ohio, November g.
Five minutes after she had finished play
ing and singing his favotte song Miss
Bertha Wolf shot and fatally wounded
Thomas Fetty in her fathers home in
New Boston last night.
The young people had known each
other from childhood and Fetty was a
frequent caller at the girls home. After
finishing the song she playfuliy pointed
her fathers shotgun at Fetty. II was
discharged and Fetty bled to death before
medical aid arrived.
Fetty made an snte-mortem statement
generating Miss Wolf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
NEVADA WATER RIGHTS.
Senator Newlands Warns People Il
Guard Their Interests.

RENO. New, November G.-Senator
Newlands. in an address before the sena-
torial committee on irrigation, last night
defined his attitude toward the propos-
ed waterpower contract between w. A..
Harmon and the federal government
Senator Newiands distinctly warned the
people OF Nevada to be on the alert that
their rights as consumers-to-be of cleo
trical power were not infringed as re-
suit OF the contract under considera ton
by the President, between the Harmon
waterpower people and the government,
affecting Lake Tahoe and the waters Of
Nevads.
Efe said the reclamation act was the
first blow at the spoiis system of division
of government money.
II might be best, he said. to aflirm the
Harmon contract, but II II was to be
affirmed a tribunal sitting as q public
service commission should, under the
sanction of both state and national gov
ernments. take In hand the matter Of
regulating charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07

Views Expressed by orville Wright
on Future Prospects.

NEW YORK. November G.-Orville
Wright. who recently returned from
abroad. left New York tonight for Day
ton, Ohio, where he expects Monday to
buckle down to hard work in the Wright
factory.
Before leaving Wright expressed his be-
lief In the wide future Of the aeroplane.
People seem to have got the conviction
that the aeroplane Is merely fair wealth
or machine" he said. ''They are wrong.
II is a fair weather machine only In its
experimental stages. Once we have
learned it's capabilities and characteristics
thoroughly We shall find that 1t is as sta
BILE and dependable In storm and squall as
its sister craft which sails the water.
THE ordinary wind will have no ter
rors for the aeroplanist as soon as his
machine has been perfected. During my
flights in Europe / went up several times
in winds which were blowing twenty-five
to thirty miles an hour. On one occasion
I few for nearly two hours in twenty
mile wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
VESSELS IN COLLISION.
Schooners Come Together At Sea
Badly Damaging Both.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. November
"a collision at sea between the six
masted schooner William L. Douglas.
bound from Baltimore for Boston. and
the four-masted schooner Marguerite.
by which the latter was badly damaged.
was reported by the Douglas on her
arrival at this port tonight.
The collision occurred at 1880 last
night. when the vessels were eight
miles south Of Shinnecock light. The
Douglas struck the Marguerite about
amidships. the PROV OF the big master
heavily coal laden. cutting deep into
the side OF the smaller vessel and car
rying away her mainmast. The Mar
guerite anchored until the Douglas
could send assistance.
The Marguerite was running light
hound from Fall River for a coal port
Her captain reported that she was rot
leaking Tho six-sticker lost all her
A<S staXs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
czAR1NA's REASON SHAKEN.



Special Cablegrsm to The Stor.
ST PETERSBURG, November g.
Court bulletins concerning the health of
the czarina are never published. Russian
newspapers mentioning her illness are
heavily fined.
Private letters from Livadia received
here. however. say that her chief trouble
Is a nervous disease. She Is unable to
support the presence Of many people
without fainting. Any form Of noise
causes her acute suffering. She also suf-
fcrs from phlebitis.
The court physician has ordered her to
take baths In mud brought from Arens-
berg, on the Gulf OF Finland.
LONDON. November Elm well inform
ed circles here IL il stated that the con-
dition Of the czarina 10 worse than Is
implied I'm private advices received at st:
Petersburg Her nervous breakdown is
complete and has seriously affected her
mind.
Unless there is improvement in her
condition the czar's intention of taking
up his residence again in the Winter
palace, at St. Petersburg, will probably
be abandoned, although he may make a
short visit to his capital In December.