The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10
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total of 81 Jumps Of L. c. v, in
this state.
\ Washington CORE pondent says
Senator Gore. the blind senator. is
led around by his wife.
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This June more young women will
graduate from the universities. col.
leges, training schools and high
schools of America than ever be.
fore. Their proportion IN respect TO
the number of male graduates will
be larger /. few years ago women
made only one-tenth of the total in
the institutions of advanced educa-
tion. Now they form about one.fourth
and Il requires no spirit of prophecy
TO foresee the time when they will
make up one-half Already In many
states the girls in the higher classes
q
the boys. In some instances the
difference is conspicuous.
It's pretty tough to read your own
obituary. but ! have read mine on
three different occasions" said Sec.
retary of State Bill Cross. putting
away letter bearing the postmark
of Van Buren. Ark. that he had
just finished reading recently News
of Bits supposed demise reached
the Arkansas town many months ag1
and folks who knew him back in
Tennessee mourned him as dead.
They were overioyed. the letter said.
TO see in a newspaper week ago
that Secretary Of state Cross of
Oklahoma has been made III by eat
ing cold storage egg. but Is get
ting better, so they FASTENED let
ter to Guthrie, telling Bill to come
to Van Buren,. where every egg is as
fresh as mountain dew at a. m
Yes sir; | have read three diff
ferent times about the last pilgrim
age Bill is supposed to make" said
the secretary. "and how embarked
on that mysterious sea that never
has borne on any wave the image
Of returning sail. or something like
that. But I am still here. and guess
it's with me a great deal like the
old negro over in Tennessee who
fingered and hung and hung around
deaths door. everybody expecting
him TO be invited in any minute
Good nursing by the old black mann
my who knew more abou, what sci
entists call the psychological mo.
ment' than a barometer does an ap.
preaching wind storm. and knew Just
when TO feed and when to pour med.
icine, the old negro soon got on his
feet and took his place at the table,
where corn pone and chittlins were
always served
Col. Smell. the planter upon whose
place old Jim lived. rode by. and
seeing Uncle Jim basking in bar
rel stave hammock suspended be-
tween two trees. he remarked:
"'Uncle Jim. YOU are up again?'
Vas. sab, ali shore is
Jim. you should feel thankful
you are well and able to go to the
table
"'Yas, sab; ah shore is glad dat
all kin eat
Jim, you was mighty sick?'
Vas, sab, Cunnel, ah shore wuz
How did il come. Jim. that you
did not die?
Well. Cunnell, yo see. ans alters
ben stron- headed niggah. an nev.
ah does thin till ah EN- ies' fo'ced
to-"
\ marriage OF unusual interest to
Olahomans will be- that of Judge
Ralph Il. Campbell and Miss Cara
f.. Duth. at high noon, Wedne sday
June 9th, at Peoria Illinois mme-
diatcly after the wedding the bride
and groom will go to McAlester
where Judge Campbell will preside at
the June term OF the United States
court and AT the completion of the
term will return to Muskogee. where
they will make their home. David f.
Dickey will be best man at the wed.
ding
Judge Campbell has visited our
city on business and pleasure
number of times and was honoree at