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The Washington herald., 1909-08-29

June, 1890, and entered the Catholic Uni
versity OF America IN October OF the
same year. where he took his degree OF
5. 7. L. fin June. 1904 He was then ap-
pointed pastor Of a parish in Southern
Maryland. where he served until he was
selected 20 carry on the work in which
he is now engaged. To organize a new
parish and build a church without debt
IS task not easy TO accomplish, but
Father Hirgling, with his extraordinary
business ability. his faculty for making
friends. his earnestness and zeal. has
succeeded beyond the most sangUine ex-
notation.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
Foreign.

Lovers Of sport ana daring the world
over who have kept in touch with the
daily record breaking exploits Of the man
birds in the international tournament at
Rheims. France, during what is already
dictionarized as aviation week" have
tingled with interest and delight, and
thousands Of American tourists have al
tered or so arranged their itineraries as
10 join In the vast throng Of spectators
which have watched the flights above the
six and a quarter mile course, frantical-
ly cheering or mute with admiration and
anxiety II was the birth week of a new
frealm Of sport, as well as Of scientific
Reinforcement. The international rivalry
was keen. but generous. as the aero
planes of all varieties singly and In
punches were tried out with many slip
and broken wing. but fewer serious acct
dents than accompany an ordinary motor
contest The following is the record In
the Grand Prix de la Champagne, for air
ships travelling the greatest distance with
out touching or replenishing their sup
plies Of oil or fuel; purse, $4,000 oRwhich
10000 goes 10 the winner and the balance
IN the newt FIVE
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29


N. LCfcbYrc Diplane lset
Several new worlds records in the art
OF mechanical fight have been made dur
ing the international tournament for
aviators at Rheims. France. where vast
throngs of people have been thrilled
daily by unprecedented spectacles. on
Monday. Glenn II. Curtiss. the only flyer
entered. broke all European speed rec
ords by flying six and onU-qUarter miles
al the rate OF fOrty-twO miles an hour.
But the next days trials brought bleriot.
the Frenchman who crossed the Channel.
Into the foreground. In his monoplane
he made the circuit Of the field. or six
: and one-Quarter miles at the rate of
forty-six miles an hour, thus beating
the Orviue Wright record at Fort Myer.
Another worlds mark. namely. the ia
nous endurance flight Of Wilbur Wright
at lie Mans last year. was beaten on
Wednesday by Paulham, the Frenchman.
IN a Viosin machine. which differs radi-
cally from the Wright pattern. being
rigid In all its parts and having a gyro-
scope propeller to assist in maintaining
It's equilibrium. Paulham. in a fight COW
ering about eighty-thyee miles, stayed
alOft hours. So MINUTES. and a sec
onds. He alighted only when his petrol
had given out
on Thursday Hubert Latham. the
French aviator. I'm his new mOn0plane
smashed ali previous records Cor time
and distance. when he flew around the
course, a distance OF nintey-slX miles.
and remained in the air hours, IS min
utes, and 10 seconds. During a squall
he mounted higher 20 an altitude Of 800
feet, and outrode the storm.
In forcing through the Commons COM
mittee Of the whole the revolutionary
and socialistic bill. the Asquith govern
ment has nevertheless been compelled 10
make certain concessions 10 the opposi-
lion. The expense OF assessing the land
values is to be borne by the State instead
Of the landowners. and this is expected
10 amount 20 more than the tax viii pro-
duce the first year. Then the property
OF friendly societies, including labor
unions, Is 10 be exempted. Also the tax
on unmined minerals was withdrawn. and
In its place was put a tax on mining
royalties and rents
The army OF Spaniards, now numbering
$4,000, at Melilla. Morocco. under COM
mand of Gen. Marina. resumed the often
rive against the RifHans on Tuesday.
But the advance was begun with great
caution and under great difficulty, owing
TO the lack Of adequate water supply
and TO the strongly entrenched position
Of the enemy. Catalonia continued to
shoulder with threats Of a fresh out
break but the mailed hand OF the gov
srnment is everywhere I'm evidence.
In the harbor Of Montevideo. Tuesday.
an excursion steamer. the Colombia. was
cut in two by the North German Lloyd
steamer Schliesen, and more than eighty
Of the excurslonists were drowned.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-29

lady Of San Francisco said to have
occupied several years in hunting up and
fitting together the following thirty-eight
lines from thirty-elght English poets. The
names of the authors are given below
each line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

ough inyesiiga'io, ,of The deposit,
here and that on his recommendation
a large company would at once be
formed to develop and exploit the
product Mr. Ayers took several sam.
plies with him and found no trouble
in having it tested and was successful
in interesting a large number of per
sons with capital in this alone.
Mr. Ayers was very much gratified
over the results Of his trip and de-
c.ared that there was no doubt on
earth but that the road would be
built as outlined in the beginning
and that before winter came on that
dirt would be moving.
During his absence a large amount
Of mail accumulated and he spent
the entire morning opening and ans
wering such OF it as demanded quick
attention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
Jas. W. HANNAH GOES TO
THE GUARANTY STATE BANK
TAXES PLACE OF 5ARSEt FEA.
GIN As ASSISTANT CASHIER.
W-o RESIGNED.

Following some changes in banking
circles i1 ;Ae city comes the an.
uouncenent tha; Nj james Hannah
former assistant cashier OF the Ard.
more state Rank. has been chosen as
ass.s.a1; cashier ot the Guaranty
state Bank. formerly the Bankers
National Rank
NJ Hannah takes the place ot
NJ Barney Feasiu. who has accept.
"a position as cashier Of a bank
a- H.,t.1v..-. and VIII remove .hs-,
q. once with bis family. NJ. Feagin
rendered his res -aat.ou 20 the on.
c.a.s ot ;Ae Guaranty state Bank yes
-.-iay evening ,a- same 60 take
effect August Is.
TIE quick decision ot ;ae officers
O. .Aa; bank 90 secure the services o.
NJ Hannah. as assistant cashier. is
a. once a t.la.. 60 tl- esteem .G
wa.cl -ha; gentleman is held. and
also 90 his efficiency as a bank Of
sra-.
NJ Hannah vho Is also city treas
ur,r is one OF .ae promising youus
business men Of the city and in bank.
.lg circles is credited with having
an unusually clear iaslea; into pro.
sress.y, and up-,o-date banking
methods. Mr. Hannah is souInlaw
Of Judge T. K Mason OF the county
court and one Of ,hc influential cit.
.zeus Of the city. having within the
past month welded Miss vida, old.
est daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Ma.
son. N- Hauuah's successor az the
Ardmore State Bank has not ye,
been decided upon.
Mr Feasin. the retiring asslstau,
cashier OF The Guaranty has mad
many friends 30 business circles
as.a and who wl, Doe sorry 20 So.
a.m leave raa city ll. are glad o..
bis promotion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
MADE SPLENDID GRADES
ARDMORE GIRLS WHO WEN TO
TILLWATER NORMAL GET
HIGH MARK.

The young ladies from this city.
Misses .>elEc Ikard. Eugeuic Nj.
vouchc. Halctte Fraley Clara Mans.
ueld, Mablc Roper and Ella Davis
who tended the A. and NJ. summer
normal a, Saltwater are beginning to
near from their grades made tu-,,
this summer
The young ladies' are TO DC con-
graduated on the splendid showing
cacn one has made the grades being
above the average and Superintend.
ent Cameron has said the examination
was one OF the hardest presented e.,
any class in the state,
Three OF the young ladies made
grades which, were 1t not for their
lneXperience as teachers would have
entitled them 20 first grade certin.
Gates, but under the rules they may
only secure a one year certinca.e
All OF them made grades above S5
which is considered unusually good al
an institution OF this kind.
Prof. Chas. Evans was the man.
ager OF the A. and NJ summer nor
NAL this year and is quite proud OF
the records these ArdmOre girls have
made
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
Notice

The stockholders OF the Vida Wild
Lake Club are hereby notified that
meeting Of said stockholders has
been called 70 meet az the office Of
the secretary Noble building, Wed.
ncsday. August ith, 1909, at $50 p.
m. for the purpose Of adopting a
constitution, bylaws and rules and
-egula'ious and for the transaction
OF such other business as may prop.
"rly come before said meeting.
j. W. KRUGER. President.
r. \. HOWARD Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
Sees Mother Crow Younn.

1T would be hard 20 oyerstate the
wonderful change in my mother since
She began 10 use Electric Bitters." -"
writes Ms. W. l.. Gilpatrick OF Dan.
forth, Ne Although past 20 she
seems really 70 be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia Tor 20 years. At last
She could neither eat drink, nor
sleep. Doctors gave her up and all
remedies failed till Electric Filters
worked such wonders for her health. i"
They invigorate all vital organs. cure
Liver and Kidney troubles, indsce
sleep, impart strength n and appetite.
Only soc az Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
coNFISCATIoN.

The Ardmorcite rcproduccs below.
even at the risk Of being ciasscd in
the Balaam and ASS column, an edl.
torial from the Kansas City Star Of
recent date which hits the nail
squarcly on the head and showing
how certain conditions have been
growing until they have become {.
menace TO the nation. The editorial
IS most comprehensive summing ur
of the situation and is we'll worth
while. It follows in full:
II Is here submitted, for consider.
alton, that the greatest menace TO
the peace and welfare OF the United
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

Although some had said taa; n,
vas gone .o- good and tha; the pro.
posed road between Ardmore anu
Chickasha vas all wind. Mr. Oscar
Ayers promoter O. the road dropped
IN las. night after an absence Of two
weeks IN New York and Philadelphia.
Nr. Ayers did no. come with as en-.
rnee-irg crew as one OF two be.
Aeyed be might. but ne comes back
With the good news that the road
IS sure 20 De- bull. and that Mr.. W.
r. Fo-sy;he. the engineer. will ar.
rive here abou. August Ord 10 20
over the line and 10 make MS re.
po-.
Mr. Ayers went east on reoeip, oi
a letter from a New York house who
declared they wanted TO build the
road. but on his stopping at Phila
deIphia. The financia. firm OF Clark
& Co. refused 70 listen 10 anything
o.. the kind until their Mr.. Forsythe
had made a repor, on the roa1
M- Ayers said 'ha. they were very
enthusiastic over the project and that
); would certainly be built. They
had gotten information from other
sources. he said and were quite "a.
miliar with the project and the coun.
try through which the road would
run. Mr. Ayers said that while walk.
Ing down the street they met a Texan
who was familiar and he gave Mr..
Forsy,he IN his, CAyer's) presence
some valuable information about the
proposed route.
The reason tha, Nr Forsythe
could no. come earlier was because
q his having other work taa, keep.
him In the east, but on the advise
OF clark & Co. this work has been
placed in charge OF his brother and
Sir. Forsy,he is expected 20 arrive IN
Ardmore next Wednesday.
Mr Forsythe is not connected H.
nancially with Clark & Co, but they
take action on any project that he
may recommend in his capacity OF
civil engineer. Mr.. Ayers says he
knows Of other roads that have no,
proved as attractive as this one that
has been favorably recommended by
Mr.. Forsythe and that he is sure Of
a very flattering report, which he
says viii take about a week 10 make,
having to visit every town along the
proposed line and ascertain the prob
able earnings OF the road. The Phil
adelphia firm will also handle the
cement plant proposition ana Mr
Ayers says soon as the report Is made
that active operations will begin.
While there he also talked with
members Of the construction company
who will do the work under Clark
& Co, and who have already agreed
20 take a million dollars worth OF the
bonds. Mr. Ayers said that the as.
phalt proposition was of great In
tercst 20 the easterners and that Mr.
t'Orsythe would, or had already re-
ceiyed instructions 20 make a thor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
VIII Wonders Never Cease.

We know a minister in Rutherford
Tenn, who had indigestion and other
stomach complaints for over sixty
years (he is 20 today. II f. perhaps
needless TO say that no parisuioner
could tell him Of a Cure" that he didn't
try. In this way n lot OF money went
out but no health came In. Finally
be aid get a hint that was genuine. a
friend told him his own experience
with Dr. Caldwolrs syrup PepsIn. fIe
thought be would try once again. lie
did. and this time was cured. though
be had the trouble for sixty years. II
rs wonderful cure for an stomach.
liver and bowel complaints. Price 50
cents and 81 at all drug stores.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
Picnic TonorroNl.

The Presbyterian Sunday school
picnic will be at Loreua pa.N. 10.
morrow Thursday evening. the
2s'hD The children and their parents
are requested 20 assemble ar the
street car station, at o'clock p. m.
with their baskets OF provisions. Ar
ranaoments will be made for trans.
pIr,atIon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
A Ninht Rider's Raid.

The worst night riders are calo-
mel. croton oil or aloes pills. They
raid your bed 10 rob you Of rest. Not
so with Dr. Kings New Life Pills
Ihey never distress or inconvenience.
but always cleanse the system, curing
Colds. Headache Constipation. Mala.
ria. CSC az Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

Ardmore, "Wednesday, JUIy %. 1909
Aee r4Esg COOP ARoUmeNTs7


ARE THESE GOOD ARGUMENTS?
-, ..-..F t,,4 t..,. .r-
o. -. r--,. ,.-. a. - &.
-. ..4
s9.r..,. t-.syls The Deoo.a have
ssIt .tav wanted ta..ar roads and
ssfs- b-'dr.s and the Artuo-.I,a b.
MI .asr. For fs. f.H ws1 may
So. g..,oest 2, rgs- the ..gg.
Ue would Ike 90 have them read
these facts and u they are o0uy.uD.
lug. and we believe they are. then
when The Hwe comes vote fOr
bigger and better and more p2pl-
lOus county Ta'y aye all made up
from statistics aud should be con
v.urlg proof mat bonds ar" need
ID
AS - matter of ias' America
country roads are 30 ra'Or.9ls.y
rsg .Ea. costs more 20 haul
con of wheat from farm 10 mar
g., .aaa 20 s..p that 'oh from
Ne" l|rk i3 Liverpool America
country roads az" ro bad ihat j.
costs '1e American 'a-m'r % cents
u haul ton Nl01 l' costs the
English or iA" Belgian or the French
or %" German farmer only from
70 g cents 'or the same haul You.
Mr. Town Man. and you, Mr. Far.
mer. pay 70! 'Ae unnecessary waste
oi thos" bad roads. 'he town man
by extra cost oi what he eats. the
farmer D. Iessened profits on what
ne sells.
The gOOi road removes the re-
nOtest farm right next 20 the mar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
Piles Cured In n IN I. Davs

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching. blind. bleed.
Ing or protruding Piles in 6 to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
INDIANS FACE PROBLEM
&c GROUNDS 70 HOLD ANNUAL
GREEN CORN DANCE.

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ala ..,,-,,i y-,,-f. las. winter ..a
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are PERMITTED 20 eau 4Als is ln'
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'A'A-'. AS ih'F dance 20 lh' so-oAi.-
'' '"1s'. ''''@ ''..''S So"'u at ever!
s'P a"N P'"DN.' must ''''o's 90.
are "o' WN'l'-'' 10 uA"'e VII"
.''' " o'i'''. A'''' '"' "''i''" "a''
u''''u ana 'D' men nave gone
"''u-H '''' pug '''' VIM d. j. '''on ~
''.',' 10 'n'rt 's aahDe IN "h'c"
al J''" ana IL 'as's al H'Eh'' OF
lot ,"o W '"''' ''fn'S' aS long as
'"' ''''''''' ''i' ~ remain
The indians have been cursed late
Iy in mt Of their gatherings hy
lot OF citizens as unWelcome by
'A' indians as IN" whites, but hard
u" ''A'F' themselves oi. IIhese ar"
mixed blood negroes. IheS" negroes
are undoubtedly the cau-" OF most
"i ih' troubles az the indians. They
surround lh' indian gatherings from
"h''h ll lo almost impossible 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28


t.e specI.ative mart. The people 10.
only suffer xlsu there IS sho- a..
Ia crops 10; they g.; 10 appreciate
relief aaeu crops a-e 50lr..fll. in ;le
seasons when pe-lsaaJ.e foods,u'.s
are plentiful. high prices are main
.a.ued by means % the cold storage
system. The consumer 10 longer gets
cheap eggs o. cheap butter. Tor
vhe1 .hesa products are most pient..
ful he market ls restricted by cold
storage reserves. 20 be doled ou: a:
stul higher prices when the seasons
ot scarcity cone around.
Always aad always he people pay
ana pay. Soe. the people are en-.
,..,ed 20 one o. tVo considerations
a. the hands ot their governments,
federal. state or municipal. Either
ina, there shall Dc no monopoIes or
that no monopoly shall be permitted
% exact unreasonable prices
And This applies no. only 70 pub
Die service c,-pora,.ols. which secure
,aa.- grants from the people, but
also 90 every other monopoly ina.
secures coa,ro, Of any article or ar.
tc.es Of general use. Such basis
o. equity would absolutely prevent
'he accumulation Of the abnormal for.
sumo. ,aa, are ugE being piled up by
taa operator. of trusts and other COM
a.na'.or- ~ tho relat.g. .mpoye-.sh.
mer' o. ;ae masses and 90 the danger
0f 'he nation.
Bu, no, only are these forms o'
eN-or.lou tolerated by the govern.
meut Of this country. bu, 90 the case
of .ae national government the most
a'ryc.9u- system OF e&tor,iou the en-
aga,su,d world has ever tolerated Is
actually sheltered by that govern.
ment The protective ar.ff go many
o., l.- applications. first Ties the hands
Of th. consumers by barring foreign
compel, .oa-'aa only compe">ou
available .u many n.,aucos-thau
stands uy while ,he trusts 20 through
'an peoples pockets.
The people are willing 10 pay the
cos, a., their government iu tho
form Of legitimate revenues, 0u.
-a,y have q right 20 protest a5a--s.
paying tribute 90 private interests.
more especially those interests that
have grown 20 rich and power-ui
tina, they can meet the competition
Of the world ard stiu make reason.
able profits.
Now, even II such interests are 70
BE- favored by public tribute. IL
would bee far more equitable. FAR moro
honest 20 give them definite boun,ies
out OF the public treasury. which is
repleni-hed by general taxation. than
20 permit them 20 exact indefinite
bouutics from the peoples pockets in
the form Of excessive prices.
II the people had 10 pay. in the
form Of specific taxes. even onc-hali
OF what they now pay in gra'uluea
20 the protected interests that hay,
no rirh 20 demand such tribute. his
system OF cNtortiou would not las,
single month.
There are strong reasons for Do.
ho,iug that the pro cc;'o tariff is am
unconstitutional device. IL taxes on,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

FOR SALE-Good mich COW and
calf Apply w. VI. Whelan, over
brook, Okla. 2S-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28
OSCAR AYRES BACK FROM
EAST WITH GOOD RY. NEWS

ENGINEER WEEK-cLkRK COMPANY
WILL FINANCE REPoRT-eo
ASPHALT COMPANY soRmEo EXPLOIT CARTER
COUNTY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

Delay in taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy II you have backache, kidney
or bladder trouble, fastens the dis
ease upon you and makes cure
more difficult Commence taking Fo.
leys Kidney Remedy today and you
will soon be we'll Why risk a ser.
ious malady? Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28


'' money t''" on % '.'' '''' 'o''
QUIZ nav .-
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We o.
r... s,...--- o,f..,.,, g....
..... .,..,..,, .-.,.,.,, s.,,. c,..s
,a. .... ,,... p.ll.s ,.I-
Io.. as though much better pro-
e-a- eugd ras. been made lf con.
r-e.s had b.,a revised frs. and
ta.u started Oh ,as a..f revision.
Remember That 90 chang" 'aF
mind ana 'o '".o" a." mat t"'s
'1'' right SIS '' t" non. 'a' jess
'.' '''" agent ''a' 'H1l vast a..
'o''. Marcus Aur'.i.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

Ion't forget that the Want Ads
are business builders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-28

j. I- likely 'Aa' 'aere aUl have
90 be am overflow meeting for
those Jay sermons Several Ardmor.
Jay preacher have been found Wh5
wan, 20 work something oI, OF their
systems.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-06-24

the words of Sir Philip Sidney, it is great
happiness "to be praised of them who are
most praiseworthy."
Nearly every man in his own experience
has thought from time to time, in consid-
ering some momentous step, what one or
two friends or honorable acquaintance
would think of his action. He has been
rather Indifferent to the verdicts of the
general public or of his whole circle OF
acquaintance, but highly solicitous that a
selected few, whose opinion he highly
values, should approve his action. Every
young man should have in mind as
standard and guide just and intelligent
man whose praise he values and whose
blame he fears, for the man who is looking
for merited praise is in search of honor.