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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
SOLDIER BOYS WILL
CAMP AT CITY LAKE
CAPT HUTCHINSON ISSUES OR
DERS FOR ALL MEN TO ASSEM-.
BILE SATURDAY FOR OUTING.

Company q members are goins 'o
have some preliminary practice iu
camping ont before going tu the
state oucampmcut iu June. and ON
Saturday the entire company will go
10 the newly established rifle range
near the city lake ana maze camp
until Monday morning
Uhc following orders have been u.s..
sued by Capt VIM. Hutchiusou con.
corning the affair:
no tb. Members OF Company G.:
ON saturday May lsI ii the
weather permits, Company G. VIII
assemble at the Armory, and lcaN
ing there at one o'clock sharp Vii
march TO the rifle range at the City
arc. carrying full equipment. tn
company will establish camp im.
diatoly upon arrival and viii then
receive sucn instruction as may De
prescribed 10y the commanding Off
Ger All the equipment of the com
pauy will be taken 10 the camp, and
shelter tents pitched so that those
who are unable to 20 out with the
company may come later on and find
places to sleep. The company will
remain i'm camp until the afternoon
of Sunday. May 2nd. The High
School company will 90 with Com.
pauy G.. and the captain of that
company will notify his men and
have them az th' armory In time
10 accompany the column. with such
arms and equipment as they may
have.
am uuoficially informed that the
cncampmcnt this year will be at
Chandler, Okla, on June 10Th, and
I'm order 20 be better prepared ardl-
tional drills are necessary. Begin
ming ON May LIST. there will be two
drills per week, Tuesday and Fri
day night Of each week. All members
must bee present az every drill, un.
less excused by thee aptain. or i[
the captain is not present then by
The officer or non-commisioned on
Ger I'm command Requests TO be cN.
cusod must bc presented before the
drill whenever possible
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

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Mrs j. y Madden It's iu Shawnee
is week visiting with relatives and
friends. She will also attend tine
meeting of Associated Charities while
thcro.
W. T. Gtlmor. who has been spend.
ing several DAYS with home folks
wont 10 Guthrie Yesterday ON busi.
ness connected with the Confederate
Home. of which ne is tho financial
agent.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
BkPTISMkL SERVICES
EIGHT RECEIVED INTO SOUTH
ARDMORE CHURCH AT REVl-
VAL LAST NIGHT.

Tho revival meeting al the South
Ardmore Baptist church continues
10 increase in interest and power
Rev. Hawkins preached last night
10 large audience on the subject
"a Man I'm He'll"
Strong men broke down and wcpt
like children. Many came forward
for prayer and some surrendered
TO God There were eight received
into the church, six OF them for
baptism. The ordinance of baptism
will be administered at the close
of the service this evening.
These meetings will be continued
indefinitely.
Services 10 a. m. and 1880 p. n.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
ATHLETICS IMPORTANT
PART OF FIRST M0nDAY
ATHLETES AND SCHOOL BOYS IN
NElGABORlNG TOWNS INVITED
TO ENTER FOR PRIZES.

Another big feature of the First
Monday here In May viii be- the Ath-
lctic Meet. Event No / will be an
hundred yard dash, Event No ..
Broad jump, Event No. g, a mile rae
Event No. 4, 22O yard dash. Mort
Wood of the High School Athletic club
is chairman of this committee and h."
invites the attendance of school boys
and athletics in all the surrounding
towns to be in Ardmore on the 3rd
Of May The school board of the city
will be called together Saturday 10
consider the matter OF giving a halt
holiday 10 the schools ON account of
the First Monday show. Members ot
the board talking privately about the
matter practically give assurance that
tho two thousand school children OF
the city will bee at the Wilmington
Park to take part iu tho festivities
and enjoy the day.
The events that have been rraug d
are.
100 yard dash
Broad jump.
Mile race
! 22O yard dash
There viii Dee several entries from
outside the city m these various oy.
Duts. which together with entries from
fhr hilh school viii make some utc
catiug races.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
PERSONALS

RoE Miles Hayes was 500 'ho ri,
last night from his home at Woo.
ford.
County Commissioners Scivallv of
Springer and Spoako of Woodford
were m 'hc city ON bu.ucss yosteI
day.
Miss Lena Gardouh.ro is entertain.
ing this week Miss Essio Bell of Sui.
phur county superintendent of pub.
Tic schools
T. J.. Wright the attorney is back
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

We bought a $4,000 stock Of dry
goods shoes and clothing at 80 cents
on the dollar. This means big say.
ing on your purchases,
29l THE BANKRUPT STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
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PlcKUPs HERE AND THERE. !
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W c. Baker who has charge of tha
estate OF Mrs. =. :. Ramsour is in
the city from Paris. Mr. Baker has
up to short time ago mod i'm Ard
more since the town started. He was
intensely interested in the Outcom"
OF the election and no one was happier
than he over the big winning made
by tho entire democratic ticket. Mr.
Baker is Of the opinion that the site
now used by the Chickasaw Lumber
company VIII be divided into lots and
sold for business purposes and as
soon a, tho lumber company now
occupying 1t moves TO it's new home
puI,uasru ON West Main street
The Woodmen who are looking for
"a location ON which they will build
"a Woodmau home are being urged
10 purchase the site of the old Baptist
church on broadway This is a beau
tifu site and can be- seen from Main
street. II occupies the same position
with rcfcrouc" to s street that .ur
Elks home docs 10 Washington.
Roy s. ". Rogers Of Water Val.
ley. Miss. viii arrive here the lat
ter part of May 'O visit his father
Rev. j. II Rogers. of the Garter
Avenue NJ T. church. lie will assist
his father m series of meetings
which will begin with that church
ON 'hc 3OrI day of May A. W.
Rogers is one OF tho leading young
ministers of tine Nurth Mississippi
Conference
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
Read TINS.

Yates Center Kan, Sept 49, 1908
After my doctors gave me up to die
Hans Texas Wonder cured me OF
kidney and bladder trouble. 1t is tho
best medicine on earth Mrs. II. 5
Johnson. Sold by all druggists. D&W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Rhubarb, asparagus, cucumbcrs,
beans, new potatoes, Bermuda onions
aud berries, City Fish Market, Phone
800 292
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
Please lake Notice.

From May I, no small accounts
will be taken unless YOU have got
a regular account with the Grand
Leader.
29.2 THE GRAND LEADER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Have you seen Adams Bros about
"a loan ON YOUR city property? They
are making q lot of them now. lS,f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Don't forget the Seven Ages OF
Womanhood on May p and %. 2S-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

The cheapest money you can bor
row lis a real estate loan. Adams
Bros. make them all the time. IStf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Phone 359 for trout. red or cat fish.
also fresh vegetables. 2g.2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Adams Bros can make a loan on
your city property or farm as quick
and as cheap as any one. lStf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Thousands OF yards Of all kinds Of
dress goods, at unheard Of low
prices.
9gl THE BANKRUPT STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

INSURE with VIII sandford & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

a big lot Of ladies', misses and
children's slippers, SOC pc, pair.
29-l THE BANKRUPT STORE.
The Washington times., 1909-03-30
IANNEY To LEAD
IN TARIFF FIGHT
Ways and Means Committee
Sends Out a Call for
Help.
MAY ALLOW BILL
TO BE AMENDED
Minnesota Congressman May Also
Fall Heir to the Speaker
ship of the House.
BY JOHN SNURE.

Alarmed over the prospects OF a re-
volt against the Payne tarin bin. the
Ways and Means Committee has sent
out &C. Q. D." for help. Speaker Can
non shares their alarm, and be has
Joined in signing the message.
II has been seTt to Representative
Tawney Of Minnesota, chairman OF the
House Committee on Appropriations,
and former Republican whip OF the
House.
The Speaker has asked Tawney to
take hold the present tangled situation
and bring order out of chaos. Uncle
Joe" has great confidence in Taw-
ney's ability to get the tariff bill pass
ed. and from this time on, Tawney will
be In practical charge Of the Payne
measure.
Confession Of Inability.
In a way. this is something of a con-
fession of inability 10 manage their own
OH on the part of the leading Republi-
cans OF the Ways and Means Commit
tee Representative Serene Payne and
Representative John DalzeH know many
things about tariff, but they are not
adopts In leadership. In a crisis like
thie. they are badly up in the air as
TO getting the tariff bill through.
The situation is made the more inter-
esting from the fact that Il is recog-
nized by everybody that this is Uncle
Joe's" last term as Speaker. He may
even be sent to the Senate before his
term is ended. or rather before Il is
fairly begun. In this case. Tawpey-
with the prominence given him in the
tarln hight. will be the heir apparent
Insists on Changes.
But there ts the utmost Importance
with respect TO the shaping of the
tariff bill in the fact that Tawney has
been asked TO take a hand. Tawney
Is insiEtent on some changes in the
tariff 3tlL He is taking hold on the
condition that opportunity will be given
10 modify some of the features of the
Dill For instance, Tawney is for free
lumber, this being the sentiment of the
State or Minnesota. He is in favor of
allowing the House TO vote on various
schedules and not attempting TO lam
the measure through without modifca-
ton.
The result of what has been done
thus far in the sounding out Of tho
delegations indicates there Is strong
sentiment for numerous changes An
indication of this was seen in the re-
SUNS or conference Of the Republi-
can members Of the Iowa delegation.
Want Separate Votes.
This conference was called bv Renrs-
sentative Walter l. Smith of the Ninth
Iowa district. one of Tawney's right
hand men on the Appropriations Com
rnittee- 1t resulted in decision TO ask
ior separate votes on these features
OF the DILL: Hides, tea, coffee. petro-
1eurn. gloves and hosiery. lumber. glass.
clliets and rods, and on the question Of
increasing the beer lax and doubling
ehe Government retail liquor license.
The Ways and Means Committee has
accepted an amendment drawn by Rep
Tesentatives Nye, Stevens and VoIstead
meeting the objection against the draw
back provision raised by Western and
Northwestern wheat growers.
The Washington times., 1909-03-30


thing possible about the judicial aspjr-
diISs, making inquiries II ali directi ms.
nus affetts judgeshiD contests in other
21dteS, such as Minnesota. Oregon. and
them. "PPiiVS 10 al u
As As a result of the Cabinet meeting
To-Day Attorney General Wickersba m
was asked to give his opinion as to
Ehetner or not a large and dangerous
f1ap aaTva,. Is suspended {pp over the head of DIR.
5ITa,s,{SS. w Whey; chief of the Bureau OF
len GI,el,iistry; 81 This was done on the re-
quest OF Secretary of Agriculture vii
son, and has reference to the referee
ooafd which was created in the Roose-
teIt ADMINISTRATION and is conposed of
eminent physicians and scientists.
Board Believed Dead.
II was this referee board which onined
IN language both brutal and emphatic
lhat the doctor was wrong in his strlc-
lures on the use of benzoate of soda in
catsups, condiments. and similar prem
SIduohs- 1t is now thought that II may
nave been abolished by the cIause In
uie !ast sundry civil approp-iatjo Sail
WHlch TOOK broad and deadly svyipe at
Submissions Submissions appointed by the Chief
Mr. Wickersham's duty is to deter
nlihe whether 1T can continue 10 oper-
ate; IL 1t is done away with. Or. Wiley
Mli nave laugh coming, and Il is
II immensely
Representative Pearre of Maryland
caled at the White House early today
10 invite the President to attend a
meeting of the Good Roads Congress,
which will be held in Baltimore He
said II could be convened on any date
which would suit the convenience of
the President. He did not have time
10 see Mr.. Taft. and left the matter
in the hands OF Secretary Carpenter.
Indian Commissioner Leupp, after a
talk with Mr.. Taft today announced
that he would retain his present posi-
ton with the Government Mr. Leupp,
AT the beginning OF this Administration
rendered his resignation and made it
very clear that he wished to return TO
private life As soon as Mr.. Taft had
received the resignation, he sent il back
to Mr.. Leupp and asked him to recon-
slider IL. The upshot of the matter IS
that. owing to the Presidents wishes,
Mr. Leupp VIII remain in harness
The postmastership at Florence. s. c..
VIII not down. II is 1oW assuming the
value of a gold mine. judging from the
agitation OF the gentlemen who would
like 10 have she place
The last development in the fierce but
bloodless battle to prevent the son of
Representative Cassel succeeding the
negro who now holds the place is that
affidavits.~ documents and papers have
The Washington times., 1909-03-30
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The Washington times., 1909-03-30
HAYES CASE GOES
TO THE JURY TODAY

Twenty-six out OF the thirty-nine
counts in the Indictment against Thomas
q, Hayes, former receiving teller OF the
American National Bank, will go to
the jury late this afternoon following a
technical defense which will be inter
posed IN the bank clerks behalf by At
torney Henry z. Davis
Hayes attorneys will call no witnesses
and viii rely upon the failure of the
Government TO prove their case. As
sistant District Attorney Adkins sum-
med ur the Governments cas- this
morT5rg
The twenty-six counts were elected
by the Gove=nraent following a ruling
OF the court that the prosecution would
have TO determine whether they wouId
stand on the charge OF ernbezzIenoent
or misapplicatiOn cf the banks funds
the charge of abstraction which was
brought against Hayes having beap
ruled out by the court.
The Washington times., 1909-03-30

been sent TO the White House and the
PoStohice DEPARTMENT showing that
young Cassel les been citizen of
Florence FIVE years. that he has been
a constant and gtaS-r voter for the faith
OF his fathers, aid that his investments
in Florence and the eircumjacent ter
ritOry are MANY and much
Furthermore, IL - set forth that IL. is
engaged to marry a young lady of Flor
ence.
friends that these documents will hold
his opponents for a while, az any rate,
and demonstrate that he is a citizen. an
interested citizen, Of the town from
which comes Senator Edley D. Smith, of
South Carolina. Senator Smith and
other stalwart Democrats are fighting
the proposed appointment of young Cas-
sci. IT is great and strategic battle.
The Washington times., 1909-03-30

, be no tax on such articles as are neces-
sary for lies service" said Miss Pierce
ON the other hand. every effort should
be made by our lawmakers to bring the
necessaries of life within the reach of
! the poor. rather than make il difficult
for them TO obtain what they need and
must have. / believe a great deal Of
hardship will follow the assage Of the
bill"
Mrs. Eva Mcdonald valesch, assist
ant editreSS of the American Fedora
zionist, is opposed TO tariff in general.
She has no patience, however with the
proposition t. lay tax on necessarleS-
The reason that ] am opposed TO the
tariff. said Mrs. Valesch. lis because,
while it protects the manufactured, it
does not protect the wage-earner. The
only way the wage-earner can get pro
lection is b. the organization Of trade
unions. To tax the necessities of MS
existence by law which he can in no
way avoid will be unjust and Will un-
doubtcdly work great hardship.
Reflects Sentiment.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bradley, manager of the
Washington headquarters OF the Ma
tional American Woanan's Suffrage As
sociatton, expresses tie sentiment of
scores Of her comrades in the fight
for the ballot when she says:
While L do not know whether any
movement has been set on foot 10
register the protest of the women OF the
country against any proposed advance
in the tariff on tke necessities Of life, L
believe 1t w2nld oe an advisable thing
to do.
ut may be ST led that the large ma
Jority OF women have not heretofore
given any thought to the subject of the
tariff, and therefore are not qualified
to discuss the merits of a question in
no z41.-.U =
should not have part an the issue that
has been raised by the proposal to in
crease the cost of apparel or food that
are necessities.
NO one can dispute that the woman
who is called upon to manage household
expenses has right TO register a pro-
test against Congress arbitrarily in
creasing the cost of living, which has
advanced 30 to 100 per cent in the last
fifteen or twenty years.
Only Last Resort.
ut may be that our Senators and
Representatives who are going to re-
arrange the tarif schedules are com
PEELED to place duty upon such things
as gloves. stockings, pepper, coffee, tea
and cocoa, in or6er to raise revenue
But every other expedient for raising
funds for the support of the Govern
ment should be resorted TO before a
further tax is placed upon our very ex-
istence.
Il do not claim to be an expert on
such things, but il would seem to me
that the internal revenue taxes upon
things such as liquors and tobacco,
which are not absolute necessities, had
better be increased If more money is re-
quired.
Still there must be some way out of
II without taxing necessities, and /
know scores of women who are opposed
TO action by Congress until that way is
The Washington times., 1909-03-30
PROF. RIVOTS LECTRE

Prof c. G. Rivot will deliver a lee
ture Friday evening will deliver a lee
fourth general meeting OF the Iiunion
de Langue Francaise. The society is
also making preparations for a musical
entertainment TO be given early in
May.
The Washington times., 1909-03-30
HEINRICH wIEGAND DEAD

HoMBURG. Prussia. March 9O.-Hein-
Itch Wiegand, general director OF the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
peny, is dead in A local sanifari,,rn -
Ter protracted Illness. He Was fiftv-
four years old. -
The Washington times., 1909-03-30
Two Maiden Speeches.

The maiden speech OF Representative
Hamer Of Idaho was not delivered, but
was extended in the Record. II was
devoted 10 the lead. wool. and lumber
schedules. arguing that - the tariff ON
Iead IN ore and pigs Is reduced the
fnIlnlnS OF lead and silver in the United
states would be DESTROYED.
Another maiden speech was made h,-
representative Cox, who made q stron1
plea Tor reduction OF the tariff on eeyss
ing machines and bicycles. He declared
tDat american manufacturers were n
solutely helpless in competing abroad
with manufacturers OF these prodncfS
there, VINO were favored BY lower fariffS
m ~ Europe. He said that unless the
Elgh protection rates were redncad
American manufacturers Wol1ld ei1be-
nave 10 abandon competition in foreien
fields or establish factories in Russfs
Germany, and France
COX declared that ii was expendIt,,re
ana not revenue that should have bee1
considered cor by the Republican party,
he said that with more care in annr9-
priationS and less party extraI-a stI,,o,,
there would have been no need for s1,cb
an alignment OF forces to fiIl a Vs1-
ing treasury.
The Washington times., 1909-03-30
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