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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
a aaa Hs
AVENUE

For the secUnu uaLc this season.
Williams Ideal Co. visited the Avenue
theater. Sunday afternoon. repeating
the show given earlier in the season
with very little change. The perform
ances was up TO the average. and, APP
parently. pleased the large audience
present.
Harry T.. Cooper shone Is the funny
man OF the company in two burlesques.
THE Ideals Abroad" and Paris Up
side Down Some OF his work was
really funny, but when US clean fun
save signs OF exhaustion he resorted
80 alleged jokes that could well ne
eliminated Cooper was ply assistod
10y Charles IL. Nacliic and the Gruct
bros The company carries an ex'
ceiicnt chorus.
During the olio Nellie Primrose
made a hit with her illustrated songs
Johnny Dove and Minnie .ce appeared
H. singing anu dancing melangc
called THE Dancing Burglar" Nile
Ccnac presented a number Of living
pictures which the audience .cheered
Justify and Charles a. Mdckie & Co.
enacted an interesting sketch. n
Jockeys Honor"
This Is the last week OF the regular
season in the Avenue. The next at.
traction will he the celebrated actor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
s47 DAYS.

Ills 81 days from the date of this
paper until any community In the
United States shall have an opportun
ity to express themselves on Cannon
at the polls. On the second Tuesday
of next April occure the primaries Ia
Illinois (From then until the following
November. every week. cpucuses and
primaries for nominating congressman
will he held in one state or anOtherD
Every Republican congressman froIl
Illinois voted for Cannon and Cannon 5
rules. II is not too early for the peo-
pie in each congressional district in
that state to begin to look about for
men OF character and ability.
in that long series of local primaries.
which continues from the 18th of next
April until tho following November.
the single universal issue will be-
Cannon Every Republican congress
man who goes back TO ask his con
stituents for their confidence once
more knows that his greatest hand,
car Is Cannon. Every one knows that
most of the districts the Republicans
los, last fall were lost because of Can.
non. Every one knows that yet more
districts will go Democratic next year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03

because of Cannon They say that
Uncle Joe is not without pride. That
virtue should go with the rugged qual.
titles that those who like him claim
for him. His friends say hey have his=
assurance That Ii the insurgents had
Won In March he would n0ve resigned.
There arc yet BAT days Of reflection
for Uncle Joe. There are eighteen
days less than a full year for him 10
come gently and gradually 10 the view
that thirty-four years i'm congress and
eigh, years as speaker are honors
enough for one old man, To grasp with
the imagination those advantages
which appertain to serene and con-
templative old age passed In the quiet
OF Danville, lllinois.-Marx Sullivan in
Golfers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
THE WHITNEY.

That perennial. old-fashioned melo-
drama. Shadows of Great City re-
turned to the Whitney theater, sun
day, mclicwed rather than worn by It's
20 years of service as a thriller. It's
welcome was ono which the newest
and most Enthusiastically executed mod
ern masterpiece might well have EN-
We'd The hero's plunge into the real
tank OF real water" after the little
waifheroine. reused the patrons OF the
show to frenzy of enthusiasm, such
IS has not been seen in the Whitney
for many. many days.
The plot OF the play is too familiar
for comment. The plots OF many
new" melodramas have been drawn
from II. The only trouble Is that
most of the drawings have proven a
disappointment
Arthur l.. Jarrett, as Tom Cooper,
the hero. gave a manly, unaffected In
depreciation of the role. while William
a. Brummell as George Benson, the
chief villain, was equally good. But
far and away better than anything
that has been recently done in the
Grisweld-st. showhousc was the rot.
licking, whole-souled acting Of Josie
Sisson. rs "Biddy Roman" Her laugh
was infectious, and tho pleasure that
she seemed TO get out of her part, RAJ
dated 10 everyone in the crowded
house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
From Another Point OF View
That was a grand old jury.

a OLD
OF that didn't we?
Osrai 70: danger.
indicted Now, who The others?
presen for bride win be TO.
Of
explain why policemen arr
red 10 as bulls"
They the Saturday snow WHY
u be arranged such times
item exyarden hal
p have those things shipped out o. ecscn prison shipped
therefore happened IN ihat
whose protcc
/ q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
LYCEUM.

ms
Miss Fay Courteney laid aside the
coal scuttle, tattered raiment and
picturesque English OF Phoebe Puck.
ers for coronet and robes of state,
sunday night. The change met with
the hearty approval OF a most of her
admirers, VINO liiled every available
seat in the Lyceum theater for the
CHASER companys opening perform
ance Of When knighthood Was IN
Flower" made memorable by Julia
Marlowe. While Miss Courteney's sin
cere efforts are acceptable under any
circumstances and in any role She
may elect there is no discourtesy In
saying that her friends admire her
most when her natural charms are ac-
centuated rather than retarded by the
part she plays.
Miss Courteney gave most charm
ing portrayal, Sunday evening. of the
inpuisive, high-strung. quicl. tempered,
YET Mithal, true-hearted= Nary Tudor.
and Mr.. Glaser's Charles Brandon
va adequate and sincere at all times.
Ii Miss Courteney were a queen ~
Liutn sac ,ouiu not carry nerself with
more graceful dignity than she dld
a. the royal lady OF the Play. James
y. Hester made up splendidly Tor
Henry VIII. Frank Camp was seen
10th as Sir. Adam Judson and as tn"
Gauphin In the latter character MS
makeup was striking ana effective.
makeup was striking and eifective. The
women of the company are happily as
signed, Dorothy Bernard appearing AS
the charming Lady Jane Bolingbroke
and Belle Darcy as Anne Boleyn.
Charles Carve" plays Sir Edwin Cask.
oden with fidelity. In the matter OF
scenery Mr. Chaser has GCne himself
proud.
On account of the length of the
piece, the evening performances viii
begin at O'Clock sharp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
y .15G.; PLAYHOUSES

David Warfeld, in THE Music Mas.
ter" who will appear sometime in
June.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03

Careful tests by Canadian govern.
ment scientists show thar the great
Victoria glacier in Alberta moves
about &c feet wear flie summer move.
ment being about half again az rapid
as the winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03

All clocks I'm Russian railroad stu.
tons carry four hands. pair of BLACK
ones to denote the time by the meriG-
ian Of ST Petersburg. the national
standard. and two red ones to mark
the local time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
A Word From Josh Wise.

Lies full o.
blasted dreams.
Jest about tn
time a boys big
enough ter lick
his father. he
has ter liunckle
ter him fer
5 p G n d | \
money"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
The Truth. No Matter
Whom It Helps or Hurts.

The flag of this country Is rea
and white and blue.
To il is due allegiance and respect
by every man. woman and chi'a
born under it.
To it is due the allegiance ana
respect sworn TO by every foreigner
coming to this country to be admit.
ted to citizenship and such should
be his teaching to his children.
The red flag is the flag OF no coun-
try and the flag of no man who is a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03

David War6eld, in The Music Mas
ter, who will appear sometime in
June
CAYETY.
Comedy has the call in the Gayety
this week. with Pat Reilly as the prin-
cipal comedian. While his antics can
not be called especially polite. he
gives opportunity for many laughs,
and the audience is with him at all
times. Thomas f. Donnelly has a
rather more refined line and is equally
funny.
Maryland and Virginia Tyson are
big and blonde and good-natured. SO
that they are prime favorites. their
songs and dances in the olio being es-
pecially well received. Grace Liberati
is very cute picture in red in her
part' as announcer for the various in
terruptions. musical and otherwise. In
the first skit "Forty-fiye minutes in
StagelaEd - The seeeHd burtetta de-
tails the troubles of doctor who
joins secret order and brings two
intoxicated friends nome with him.
II seemed Sunday, as ii the boys out
in front would never get tired of hav-
ing the chorus perform. This Is due
To the fact that the dozen chorus girls
are rather above the average in looks,
can dance and sing well and wear
some very striking--even daring
costumes. Jules kibei. Sam Howard
and Sid Herbert. the bell boy trio.
have some neat songs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03
Socialists Behaved
Better Than Police
In Saturday Affair

Though Their Red Flag Stands for
just What Some Uniformed Hot.
Heads Were Guilty of-There
Is Only One Flag Here to
March Under.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
WCKlIFFEs GO FREE
JURY AcoUITs FORMER cHERo.
kEE OUTLAWS FOR TAKING
PART IN PITCHED BATTLE.

Tahlequah, Okla. March 16.-Ton
and John Wyckliffe, full.blood Cher)-
KEGS, alleged outlaws who secuted for
years in the Cherokee Hills and were
charged with taking part in a pitched
battle near Caney, Kan, March II.
1906, when Deputy United States Mar
shall Ike Gilstrap was killed, wero TO
day acquitted Of the charge OF murder
in the district court.
The defence offered no testimony.
After the state rested its case Judge
Pritchett instructed the jury TO return
verdict of not guilty on the ground
that the state did not clearly ideH5ify
Tom Wyckliffe as a participant in the
pitched battle in which Gilstrap was
killed. County Attorney Coppedge Of
Delaware county then asked that
John Wyckliffe be released on same
grounds and the case against him
was dismissed.
The result brought loud demon
stration from friends OF the Wycliftes.
who crowded the courtroom.
The two young Cherokees were re-
leased and are spending the night
here with their friends.
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Ardmore, Wednesday. Mareb Y. 1908


81 Patrick. the Apostle OF ireland.
was a native OF Northern Britain and
received his training and holy orders.
not from Rome. but from the Gaelic
Church. He was born of Christian par
ontage. his father. Calphunius, being
n deacon. and his grandfather. Poti-
tus. a priest. His birth took place In
the year 3S7 4. D. AZ place now
called Kirkpatrick, between Dunbar.
Ton and Glasgow When Patrick was
sixteen years old n band of Trish
maraudcrs invaded the country and
carried on himself and his two sis
tcrs with many others. into captivity
For seven years Patrick was slave
in that part o' tho Irish Kingdom ~
Dalroida which IS now the county
Antrim. A. the end of that time hc
made good his escape and returned
20 his home He now fcli within hlm
self divine call 20 carry the mes
sage OF tho Gospel 20 these people
among whom he had been sly"
and hc set ont 10 the monastcri"s oi
Southern Gaul 10 prepare himself fol
his work n seems certain that 70,
went 10 the famous monastery ~ 81
Martin Of Tours and submitted a.
once 20 tho strict discipline OF 'h1
institution. In the year i32 4. u. NJ
ter having been ordained 10 the priest
hood he sailed with twelve compan
ions 20 the work for which he had
during twenty years been prcpariri
himself We need not recount how
successfully he lahorod. He bun
churches. founded monastcrics cdu
cational institutions and works Of NOR
cv. St Patrick was a bishop ~ m.
Holy Catholic Church when q wa
powerful and united body through
ont tho whole world He knew nnrh
ing Of the unhappy divisions" u m,
present day He was a pious. godl,
unan-a shining light in his de- cri
generation. He died in the vonr 4G'
a. ID. {
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
CRUCES INCONSISTENCY

Mr.. Crucc has given public endorse.
mcnt Of an unqualified nature 20 The
personal character of the men upon
the Democratic ticket AT lcas.. X
he has qualified his u'tcrauccs m re-
gard 10 them, II was 10 say thai tlov
are mo better than the men upou
the nonpartisan ticket" but, - any
rate, he has singled them ont each
by name and stated that thov are
all honest energetic capable mon ara
good citizens ~ Ardmorc. n they 1ro
all this lt is presumed that as good
citizens they are not going 20
lcnd themselves 10 Mr. Cruces dire
prophecies of wreck and ruin - rhe
city ~ Ardmorc hy their election II
they are good citizens and a5l'.
honest and intelligent mon, wra Is
it about 'hom that, I'm Mr.. 'ruco's
estimation dlsqual0cs them lrom
serving the people under thA now
Commission form - government
which ho says must poo administered
by Just such men. Al there's the
r"A There i7 only ono other cha-ac.
tcristic as public mon that they have
that according TO Mr. Cruces sch.d.
ulo - virtues ie not possessed hv
an of tho mon upon the opposing
ticket They are Democrats
Well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
OPENING OF ROADS
REHRORT'S LETTER IN ~
ARDMORElTE FINDS RESPONSE
FROM MANY LAND OWNERS

The uumcut m Carter county
concerning public roads has been
ucItDd by "a latter published "a few
days ago In IA Ardmoroito from 4.
r Rcvroat OF X Her Mr. RXroat
was In the city today an. made
the statement that ho has one hun
drI letters from land owners In
Carter county who indorsc his ideas
of giving the county lands for pub.
lie highways He says that If as
many as twenty prominent land
owners join him n ma campaign for
such roads that the matter can be ac.
complishod without cost 10 the cOun'
". The commissioners estimate that
n will cost he county from fifty TO
one hundred thousand dollars TO open
the roads Mr. RoXroat contends that
the land owner receives his value in
return by having the county highway
pass by his property The work Is
worthy of the best talent in the coun
~ and It is TO the credit Of our friend
RoNroa who sartod he movement J..
s Alvcrson Of Woodford has been
outspokcn for the same movement
and We would like TO have the land
owners Of Carter county express their
views through the columns OF this pa.
per
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT men
ON MUNICIPAL ELECTION BILL

relates only 90 future cases. and no.
10 .he past. and does NOT va.idat. o,
authorize the legislative a1G J-ity o.
the city 20 validate tine call 70. The
election or March 23rd
1t is now too late TO call an. hold
'he election under the authority %,
This provision on that date. The rr
qu.red notice cannot now be Civ n
in order - hold valid election
uuie- 'his provision D. is my opiriou
that 'he entire prDca dure must
have bgun since The recent act b.
cam, effective
Norv respectfully yours
W \. LEDBETTER
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
THE MIGHTY FORTY.

I'm th" court house on the lI'h Nr.
4. g. Cuco delivered Lengthy
speech upon the civic affairs Of the
city Of Ardmorc. Mr.. Crucc is az an
times an earnest and impressive
speaker and on that occasion sur
passed himself In zeal in the adyo-
cacy Of the nou-par'isau movement
Tho future welfare of Ardmorc Is
according 20 his views in dire peril
was the burden upon his heart. That
Il is in a situation whore it ia about
20 be prcciptatcd into the maclstorm
OF ruin. and the only way to rescue
II from this impending catastrophe
is for the people on the next city
election to confirm the appointments
made by the mighty forty" I'm the
early part of his speech he said ne
would show later ON that the social
cd partlsdns were not democrats, and
this showing eliminated In this state
mcnt that they In putting ont their
ticket had not only departed from
democratic methods. hut had in their
misguided way Ovorriddcn the will
of the pcoplo-that the way they
should have proceeded would have
been through the mediums Of the Cen.
tral committee. bu' instead OF that
about roo had gathered into tho
court house ana pursued the undcm.
ocra'c way hy cloCting commissions
rrs from each ward I'm tho city. and
these committees appointed OBJ" time
and place for holding tho election
primaryl Hero Mr. Cucc allowed
the zeal i'r his party 10 ovrrcloud
his Judgment and put himself iu tho
anomalous condition of making the
creature Central Committee greater
ana with more power and authority
than the creator, the people. from
whom the creature derives 's exist.
oucc Tor clearly n the people could
create committee to DO their bid
ing they could with equal facility
and validity create the same power
tHruug, whatever methods they chose
and called Hr Whatever uamo thcy
wished Hn admitted that no uoml.
noes of tho late primary election
Noro an honorable" straightforward
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
Kills Would-Be SLAYER.

A merciless murderer is Appendi-
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Kings New Life Pills kill It by pre-
venton. 1hey gently stimulate stom-
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c'ogging that invites appendicitis, cur
ing Consultation, Biliousness. Chills,
Malaria, Headache and Indigestion.
25c at Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
FORT WORTH BANK.
Marcus NJ. Bright IS cashier-Almos,
100 Stoc. Holders.

FaI Gus W. bIIsNL - NaeIlt-l - fNlIllcsN
100 Stoe. Holders.
Tho Fort Worth stat Bank with
Marcus VI Bright. formerly of this
city as cashier opened its doors In
that city MONDAY The bank has a
capital stock o. 100000, pays four
per cent on time deposits and has
about seventy.fvo stockholders from
all sections OF Texas DIT. r H.
Avis ~ this o.'s is also one OF the
stockholders. Mr Bright engaged IN
fhe banking business for a time go
Mineral Wells, Texas and it is nojec.
able that several OF tho stockholder-
who know OF M- Br.ghts ability a.
% banker are from that city Tho
new institution has the best wishes
of Mr. Erigh's friends in ;his c'".
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
MAJ % 1G 1909

VIA" l'. l"u"
j. u Pennington. Acting Mayor of
Ardmor Okla.
Dear sir
m reply 20 your rrqla-. fer my
opinion as 20 VIII th,- or met the
th. governor on he ra'h INST. ra-.
ulatiug elections iu ,..ies ana towns
requires tfe election '-- March 23rl
20 b. postponed WEI say.
Tl, law s.. ana was iuteulc- TO
r.gllata elections in cities of 'h,
Hr-. class where what is k~uNn as
'h- commission form of government
has been adopted There ar. some
prayisos and exceptions IN Section
one. OF Article one. that relieve such
cities In a measure from some OF
the provisions, but these proy~ $
relate only 10 the number and kind
Of officers and perhaps TO the terms
Uf Office
There is a provision that in a
case such as ours. the legislative
authority Of the city shall have pow.
er 20 call a special election for the
election OF the elective officers. but
the further clause is found that such
election shall be governed by n.
general election laws Of this state
A. the time the election was call.
ed for the 23rd. IL was not necessary
TO obs rye all the provisions Of the
gene al election laws It was not nee
essary 10 conduct the election a.
an or any Of the voting places usei
at the general elections. and hence
only one voting place in each wan
was designated. Under the new law
it seems that the regular precinct
, election board shall conduct all elec.
'ions ard the usual voting places.
probably nine. will now be ne. ded.
together with the usual formalities
Of the regular election. Again. the
primary election law Is specifically
put in force by the new law and
made applicable 10 this election and
tho time 20 elapse before the 22rd
would not allow complinnce with'thc
law.
think the mayor shoull give no.
tice that 70 election for officers VIZ
take place until the 4th Tuesday in
| April 1909
am Of the opinion that the elec-
| tion for bonds may be held in &C.
cordance with the noti7e given for
the reason that the old law gov
ening such elections has not been
repealed but seems TO have been
re-enacted. except that now regis
tration of voters is required in or
der 10 vote on the bond issue and
this can be pr .sd for betweeq
! now and the 23rd
have not had time 70 examine
the latter matter as fully as ! de-
! sir. Very truly
II G pOTTERF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17

Democratic party 70 any proposition
thcv might make?
We have seen \. G. IN happier
moments than on this occasion. He
seemed 10 be at great disadvantage,
and his effort was labored through
out, because perhaps Of the cause he
ospouscd. and his speech had the ef-
feet OF uniting together more closely
those who claim fcalty 10 the great
principles OF Democracy. Let the
people rule and not the Big Forty.
A CITIZEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
A Hurry.up Medicine.

An effective remedy TO be used when
something must be done right away, is Perry
Davis Painkiller-for sprains and bruises,
for strained muscles and for the aches and
pains resulting from blows and falls. Burns
and cuts are instantly relieved by it anG
helped 10 healing. There is but one Pain
killer, Perry Davis. Buy the new SIC. size.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-17
Seourae Of Smallpox.

City of Mexico, March IA ter.
rible epidemic of smallpox is saii 10
be scourging northern Guatemala.
Hundreds of villages along the Qua.
temalan'MeXican frontier are affect
ed and 5000 persons have been vac
cinated within the past week in an
effort to check the spread of the
disease. Mexico will enforce a strict
quarantine against Guatemala and
health officers have been sent TO
the border to organize quarantine
squadrons.