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The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
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Work IN Cdleh1a cut vas continued
from May !. 1901. with the equipment
taken over from the French. Steam
shovels lad been used By. the French.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Leaves ChaEres River.

At a point thirty-one miles from deep
water IN Limon Bay along the line Of
the canal the channel leaves the course
OF the Chagres River and runs through
the hills Of the Continental Divide. A
cut miles long, 800 feet wide at bottom.
with the bottom at % feet above sea
level. is being made through these hills
Work was begun on this project by the
French IN ISL
The new French company was st work
there on May 1, 1904. and since that date
the excavation has not ceased. The ma
terial excavated each year from May 4.
1904, has been as follows:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

A company with half q million capital
has been organized at Atlanta 70 make
paper from cotton stalks
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
HOW PENNSYLVANIA
CAME TO CAPITAL
Sketch of Contest Between
1t anu B. and O.
J. W. PARISH THE LEADER

supreme Court settles Claim for
Ice Dating Back to Civil War-Vic-
tory of Heirs Revives story OF
Parents Efforts 10 Bring Second
Railroad Into Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
FIVE YEARS WORK
ON PANAMA CANAL

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

According 10 the requirements OF the
charter OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. q capitation tax OF 50 cents for each
passenger riding over its Washington
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28
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WHIT nations RepIv 70 Simpson.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28
MO rHGR 6 EVlCEHCE.
Sent Her Boy 10 the %" itentiary-
John Bonner Given -Four Years

Sent Her Boy 10 the peritentiary-
John Bonner Given -Four Years
District court has Judge Russell on
the bench now and things are moving.
j. IT. Love who was charged with XIII
Ing W \ Watts at Baum I'm the sum.
mor of 1907 was given a verdict of
not guilty
\ demurrer 70 the Indictment was
filed In the g p Carter case.
Lee owens, alias VI l. Moore
charged with forgery was found gull
ty and given one year and day
Eugene TAYLOR charged with steal.
ing a horse from his guardian, SANDY
Elliott. was given year in the pcni-
tuiiary The prisoner said his guardi-
am owed him money and he took the
hD"sc as pay
John Bonner was found guilty of
larceny and given four years I'm the
stare prison This case is ore Of the
biggest victories won by the county
attorneys since statehood
Rubc Williams was found guilty of
larceny and given sentence of three
Years in tho pcnitcurary This was a
peculiar case Williams mother tcs,i-
fed against him and furnished the
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l6 The clerks of said election
shall keep a true and correct poll
list of the names Of every person
voting, and at the close of the cleo
tion an. after the ballots are count
led, the ballots shall be sealed up.
and together with the poll lists shall
be replaced in the boxes, and such
box shall be relocked and to-
.gether with the keys shall be doliv-
cred by the judges to the board of
election commissioners at the city
hall Immediately after the counting
of the votes.
H. The judges shall make and
sign a statement giving the names
.of the persons voted for. the office
for which each sought the nomina-
ticn, and the number of votes receiy.
ed by each. certifying the results
.of such election, which shall be at.
tested by the clerks and the certi.
licates filed with the board Of cleo
tion commissioners.
lS If any candidate shall file
with the board of election commits
sioners, to whom the returns are
made, statement challenging the
correctness of the count, of any ward
nomination sought by him, the Of
ficers making the canvass shall. at
the time Of making the same, recan.
vass the vote as to such nomination
in the presence of such candidate.
his agent or attorney and declare the
result according to the facts and
equities of the case.
49, No person shall be allowed to
become a candidate unless he shall
have complied fully ami completely
with the foregoing provisions. so far
as they relate to candidates for
nomination.
2l. Amy white male citizen. or
person of Indian blood, twenty-one
years of age or over. who will
pledge himself to support the demo
cratic nominee, is entitled to partici.
pate in this election, provided he
nave the other qualifications as to
residence etc.
+. X, WEST, Chairman.
j. II, CARLOCK.
W. NJ. BROWN.
A. C. CRUCE.
Board OF Election Commissioners.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
, - ++++++*++ =
The Rossters

Miss Madg. Roberts very enjoy
ably entertained .ha Roasters last
Monday ni-ht The club elected Miss
Clara W1.vel'on member to hu
Miss Leuora Butts place
Dainty eatabl,- we're served 'o th
following
Misses Nataii, Williams. Clara
TeatD Ellen Dickson. Ella Glen Gill
uer Hana., Rg-.u and fhe hostess
Miss Madgp Roberts. Messrs sub
Almond Ewing London. Tom Frame
Harley uarrad Ray Poland. Chaui.
Du.r.r-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28
Joiner'r Statement.

In accepting tho endorsement ten
dcrcd mc by the committees from the
various wards I did SO after being
urged by citizens representing every
walk Of lfc not ouly those who
have stood for non partisan govern.
mcut huI Dos those who are standing
t.r a partisan ticket. I have said To
each and every one that did not
want ro make the race and could only
bee induced lo do SO should ir appear
mat hy my becoming a candidate
it would harmonic the conflicting
elements
When Mr Cruces nam. was .ug
gcsDcd hy rhc committee aud ir was
reported thar hr could not accept
rlN or more who are now working
for 'hr partisan ticket. came 10 me
and urr me- 10 enter the race In
th" meantime q primary WIS suggest.
cd both hy the partIsans and the
committee which met with my approx
al except the parti-lus wanted %
call it by one name, and tho commit.
tcc another / believed then, and be-.
lry" now that the committees con.
t.u.iuus w,ro correct that they were
alive to the best interests OF Ardmoro
and Thar their contentious. it carried
nuf would rrdDuu1 g., fnp host iuf.r
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Stewart clara Wolverton. Madge
Roberts. Miss Ryan. Lula Butts. LelHe
Butts. Ellen Dixon. Lue Scott Miss
christian. Floy Mullen Mary Hobson,
Ethe.m Hi. Floy Avis. Valley Suth
erland. Cora Frazier Miss Hanna.
Mamie Johnston. of Honey Grove
Tex Nora Robson.
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The Oro Club will meet next
Friday with Miss Margaret iuth-idge
in the Mclish home iu southwcs,
Ardmore.
Miss Lucille George was hostess TO
the Busy Bees Yesterday afternoon
at her place OF residence ON B
street. southwest. These little people
keep their fingers busy even 30 their
tongues and hearts are porkiit
about more importan, matters. for
ins,auc their spring bonnc. Ate,
this Interesting talk dainty refresh
meu's We're served
49,
~ the Elks hall last night several
couples danced by piano music fu
uished by N, girls.
+++
The Bridge Whis, club win keel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28

rules and regulations governing the
election to be sent with the supplies
to each ward.
r. The official ballot shall con
tain the names Of all candidates for
mayor. and Of all candidates for the
offices of commissioners, designated
by wards. but only one candidate
for commissioner in each war. shall
be voted upon by each voter.
13. The polls shall be opened al
Is o'clock in the forenoon on the
9th. day Of March, 1909 and shall
be kept continuously open until six
O'Clock in the afternoon of the same
day. and there shall be four voting
places. one in each ward
H. The voting place for the FIRST
ward shall be at the old Baptist
church on Broadway, near the cor
liner of \ street northwest
The voting place for the second
ward shall be at Sammons Lumber
Yard on Washington street north
east
The voting place of the Third
ward shall be al the city hall on
Washington street southwest.
The voting place Of the Fourth
ward shall be i'm the rear of the
/ NNhiffiugton hotp1 pn CadJ, etr,.t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28
Rulcj and Regulations Governing
the Holding Of the Greater Ard.
more Primary Election.
March g. 1909.

Mass meetings which were hereto
fore held in the different wards OF
the city Of Ardmorc appointed a
committee of forty citizens. ten from
each ward. to determine upon the
adyisability of calling non.parti.
san primary election for the sclcc-
tiOn Of candidates To be voted for
lin the municipal election to be held
on the 23rd day OF March, 1909. and
TO suggest. If in their judgment il
should be wise, the names of suit
able can lidates to be voted for at
said primary election
This committee Of forty held a
meeting on the 22nd day Of Feb.
ruary 1909, and again on the 25th
day of February. 1909 On the first
date mentioned, il was unanimously
determined that the better interests
.of Ardmoro demanded that its Off.
GERS should be selected with view
solely TO their competency and in.
.togri'y on the last date mcnuono
the committee voted 10 hold pri.
may election ON the 9Th day OF
March, 1903 for the purpose of nom.
mating candidates for the various of.
lices 10 be voted tor at the nccm.
Ing election.
\ board of election commissioners.
consisting of the Undersigned was
appointed and instructed 10 take the
necessary steps 70 hold such pri-
mary election So anxious, however.
was the committee of forty to avoid
a factional fight between the various,
candidate for the different offices,
that this committee was directed to
confer with Messrs Byron Drew. Y.
b. Lynn, Tom Dean and Dr. !. II.
Hargraycs, the board of election
commissioners appointed by the mass
me, ting held AT the court house ON
the night Of Feb. %, 1903.
ON the evening ct Feb. %. 1893.
We met with Mcssrs. Drew. Har.
graves and Lynn and submitted 10
them proposition TO unite with
them in the calling of a general
blanket primary election on the 10Th
day Of March 1909, at which all
qualified white ard Indian voters in
the city of Arimore might parti-
.cIpat, suggesting hat the ticket at
such primary be called the Greater
Ardmorc Ticket 1Ihcsc gentlemen
received our proposition courteously
hut state thar they were without
authority to accept i,, nasmuch as
they had been appointed by a mass
meeting which had not given them
such instructions.
Our proposition for general blan.
ket primary having therefore been.
50 iar, not accepted under the au.
thori'y conferred upon Us By the
committee which We represent. a
& neral blanket primary election is
hereby called for the 9th day of
March, 1903, which will be conduct,
Jed subject to the regulations hcre.
matter contained
We beg TO state to the voters OF
Ardmore however that we are still
authorized and still willing to con.
fer with the board of election com.
missioneSs appointed by the mass
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28

The ArlmorDite makes no clucrs.
sions when IL declares that We will
under no circumstances publish au a.
ticle that is degrading 70 tho charac
Ter Of amy candidate for office. NO
matter what ticket ne may Dee rum
ming on w have never been guilty
of any such conduct and never will
hut We claim tho right of amy o'hor
American citizen 10 express our views
or any and all public questions As
before offered our columns are opou
90 any man who cares to patriu'ica
discuss amy true principle f.r which
he stands especially when it is for
the purpose of building mp the state
county or the Great Greater or
GREATEST CITY IN THE STATE
OF OKLAHOMA.
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And we further believe and will
supper bill 10 make Il pamtcntiary
offense for any newspaper 10 90 into
the private life and dig mp anything
that will humiiiatc tho candidate. his
family or friends. II you don't like
his principles. don't vote for him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28

more on the 2nd of February. orI
with any other properly accredited
represei eitative OF such mass meet
ing. with a view 20 dominating men
candidates only as have at heart
the best interests of the City Of
Arimore We feel that the commit
tee Of forty has done everything
within IFS power TO avoid a factional
hght 40 the incoming election. and
We therefore call upon the patriotic
citizens OF Ard dnore. without regard
20 party. to use their influence to
produce among the voters OF this
/ CITY a spirit OF harmony and prog
/ ress. and to quell the spirit of re-
volt and par'isanship that threatens
/ to wreck the interests Of the city
In the primary election hereby
called. every qualified white vote'
or person OF Indian descent viii
be- p,rmitt, To vote.
The following rules and regulation.
shall govern The holding of sucl
primary
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Miss Robson Enterta MS.

Tu" party given Wednesday even
/ iug hy Miss NDra Robson at her
home ou q street ~outlwe-- in honor
/ o' Der friend and guest Miss Mamie
/ lul ION of Hon Grove Texas. was
a pleasant mid week social affair
. which brought out the social set Of
. Ardmor" in jolly array.
/ Miss Johnston. ,ho honorpe. is rot
q .'rauscr 200 Ardmore having visited
here mauy times before. and 49,. ARB
sure 'ho Young people will ox.crd 20
her as hearty welcome ON this Wis.
II as heretofore Miss Johnston pos.
-oss"s gracrs of mind and person
| which bring TO mind the old adage.
/ 'h' TO know her is TO love her
/ We bosp ak for her a. the hands of
tho Young people of Ardmorc many
pleasant social affairs before she re-
/ turns 70 her Texas home The Young
/ ladies ~ Miss NoraS party looked
specially pretty iu empire gowns OF
. soft satirs and silks with uuff- and
cur's in quaint colonial style. The
house Was well arranged for an even
Ing of This kind the rooms thrown
D. opu cnsuitr cheerful fires blazing
. ON the hcar'hs and shaded lights lend
ing soft glow 10 the sparkle of
bright eyes agd smiles to rosy lips
4. The walls We're hung with water color
4. sketches and Miss Scotrs room was
4 especially attractive, the walls lined
4 almost from foot TO ceiling with love
p ly paintings Of flowers. fruits and
4 faces. the work Of her own d"ft fin
. gers.
% Crap, uicc punch was served in
= the hall by Misses Grace Johnson and
, Gail Cucc. while sweet strains OF
music from the rear han lent a touch
Of harmony and charm which music
.. always does on such festive OCCASIONS.
-swoa.. sweet mnsict how II touches
the heart with sadness and gladness
bringing two messages 10 the apnrcci.
=, alive car N once
Mr. and Mrs Fred Kinkadc and
Mrs Carlocl received tho guests at
- The door Scattered over the rooms IN
the house party wero Misses Iuo
n Scott aud Lula Butts Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Adams. Delicious rcfr shments
, consisting of brick cream and cake
were served I'm the djpirg room by
Misses Clar, Mansfield and Lowell
u Wheeler. U.re the color gchem, VS.
carried ont I'm mink and white 4 guoss
Is inc copt.s, proyed q, ontor,ainin, 9,
feature # the evening Mr. Neil Ad
D.. ANS won the peutleman's prizc a
/. dainty stick min Miss Abby Hanna
won the ladies' prize. water color
| hcad done hv Miss Nora herself As
y usual Miss Robson proved herself a
/ charming hostess and f. was nearing
+. the wee sma hours" when the guests
e departed Miss Robson wore an en-.
MIRO gown Of old gold satin and ccru.
# while the houorec was gowncd in en-.
e. pirc dress of hand paintad crepe de
O. ch'ro hung over taffeta.
81 The guests present were. Harry
Storum. Joe Garner. Erwing. BW
,fI Cassidy. WAYNE Heath. Fred Carr.
~ Moss Brady. Joe Brady. Jones
a George johnson. Roy Johnson. Arthur
T. KYLE. Mr.. Connolly. Frcusley CabalI.
@ Tom carp Harold Young Louis BOYD.
be Jim Love. Charlie Dobbins Tom Bo-
:. gle. Mr. Banker. Mr.. Kconig MIR. Nil.
y Der. Raw Poland. pete Miller. Jim Wal.
+ m, puss.u . SboI,c, sr, Al
,rora z,a vr,,r,s r,o,. c,ndors
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The now famous Bromide water
gives you an appetite, for hotel and
boarding house fare. Try II. Phone
4e7.
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GREATER ARDMORE PRIMARY.
OFFICIAL BALLOT, PRIMARY

ELECTION.
Held on the 9Th Day OF March. 1909.
1'he voter Of this Ticket Hereby
Pledges Himself to Support the
Nominees of This Primary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28

produce among the voters Of this
rity spirit OF harmony and prog
ress. and to quell the spirit of re-
yol' and par'isanshIp that threatens
to wreck the interests Of the city
In the primary election hereby
called every qualified white voter
or person OF Indian descent will
be- p,rmitt, To vote
The following rules and regulations
shall govern The holding u such
primary
{. 80 person shall he allowed toI
vote at the primary election unless
registered for the last preceding
general election. or unless h. shall
have been entitled to be registered
at that time
,. Each ward shall be provided
with vote at such primary election
who IS not bona fde resident Of
the ward in which he offers to vote.
3. Every candidate whose name
t,ro. ,o,.. h,ro,s ,ou ,ool.s ,al.
ly sheets. blanks for returns oaths
aud an r,c,ss,r,. .l.c,ion .p,nlie-
r.. h, hoa,5 -, .l.cti,p commits
sioucrs and all expenses shall be
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judges OF the election TO- In uue
/ time Irec' dinH the 'lec'loh' lhNe'''
gate the election parapherhaiIa on
hand, and if any such supplies are
missing he shall report the same
TO the board Of election commis'
sioners ana said boa. shaII supply
/ the necessary material ana nave
same ready for the Judge Wh'n ne
reports for the ballots ana olne'
supplies.
| l. The Judges ana clerks OF 'he
| election immediately before 'he oP
enins OF me polls 10 open th' par
lot boxes IN the presence ol 'he
/ people 'h're assem'led ana 10 '"'"
SaId oaIIo' poNes upside uo"r so d.
10 empty 'h'm ol any 'o'"S 'heS
might contain ana 'heh 10 'ocN '"''''
securely ai''r "hich th'E S"'' not
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The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

CharIes W. More. former 'sIee King
steamship line organizer, bauker end
capitalist, will serve nfseen yesn In
The federal prl.pn of Atlanta, 0a.
After having tsen at liberty under .
Sl16. 900 tr,nd nIpce Jusse ~, be b tnek
III the Tosnbs tonight on account Of .
decision Of the United States ciFcuit
court Of appeals today sussaining the
Judgement VI :he lower court, which
found him guilty lest November Of vio-
Iating the national banking laws.
However, only ten Of the ofty-thrse iu-
dictn'ents were sustained. Counsel
will immediately carry the case to the
United States supreme court. A forty
day stay of execution was granted aud
al application will be made to again
relesss AOrse on Tail.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

THERE has been a great decrease
in the amount of crime reported
from the Western part Of the
United States in the last ten years.
Ten years ago the West was charg-
ed with sixty-seven per cent Of the
grand larcenies committed in the
United States. but now its share
has dropped to less than sixteen
per cent. Robberies with violence,
Of which the West had fourteen
per cept ten years ago. 3are now
down To- little over o6eAper cent,
while the South Central division
Has re enviable distinctiou 6f fur
nish1 1hgieighteen per cent Of Shis
form e(crime. That Is to say,tthe
'swild 1nd woolly West" has van.
ished. 20 far rs its wildness and
'woolliness tended to an unusual
prevalence Of crime. And in other
things also the West is becoming
far more civilized than some cur
rent stories in the magazines would
have the gullible Eastern reader
believe.-Epworth Herald.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

For Sale-One three year lease on
eighty acres Of school land, and one
four year lease on eighty adjoining to-
gether with Improvements consisting
0f = two-story frame house. good gran
ary IA by "a, frame with good shingle
roof, also one binder, sulky plow, ]
disc harrow, steel beam walking plow.
garden tools, pitch forks, etc. Price
$500 II taken within the next 60 days.
Inquire Of H. H. Jones, Dolores, Col.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15

school. NJ. Stevenson told the father,
who wns well to do, that the boy bad
outgvuwn his closbes. that his cost
slseves vsss ton sbost ~ wer also the
lelp oe hlb pantaIooos and that the hoy
vas jsue 1t the age when Toys were
onaatIve about such thing, aud that
= Was TO give the Toy tbirty-nve dol
lars and send him To the clothiem to
ret new OUTFIT. The father said that
hs bad never thought Of that, but he
followed the advice and the boy went
hack to school. Mr.. Stevenson 10 .
pJeaaaut tsIker and held the cIose At
tention Of his audience. He spoke 1t
Asioa Tuesday evening.
The Dolores star., 1909-10-15
A Orssd Trest.


The music lovers Of Cortes enjoyed .
grand treat Tuesday evening, at Wood-
men hall, when they Listened to the
recital given by ms. Royal Cslkins, as-
sisted by Miss Josephine Rentz. Miss
Gentilie Kermode and MI. George Clu-
cas-.
MN. Calkins Ii Possessed Of beauti-
ful suprano voice ~ well - . charming
personality.
To us her rendition Of THE Singing
In Gods Acre. aud ave Maria" were
wonderful. "Littie Boy Blue" the
mothers favorite; the '.Rsccoon Lula
bye" "Wha'lI Be Bing But Charlie. ="
and "Ay Want TO Go Back TO Sweden, -
showed . wonderful control Of voice
Of resonant quality. and each number
was greeted with approval.
The Misses Rentz and Kermode, both
In their duet rendltions aud - accom-
panists showed rare talent.
Nr.George w. Clucas sang "The VIII
Iage Blacksmith" Ia manner equal to
some Of our most noted professionals.
He has powerful voice, and 10 always
well received by our people.
The recital netted handsome sum
for the Episcopal Guild-for the benefit
OF which organization 1t was given.-
Cortez Herald.