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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

Washington Jan % In his mes.
sage TO the Kansas legislature. Gov.
ernor Stubbs called attention to the
fact that figures OF the department
Of agriculture show that the cost Of
hauling American products TO mY
ket is many million dollars in excJs
of the cost of hauling the same prod.
ucts over the fine highways of Flu.
rope. This is the annual tax of bad
roads.
These figures Of the Office OF pub
lie roads aren's guess work. Here is
the way they are got at:
The average cost OF hauling over
American roads has been found to
be 20 cents ton y mile. The cos,
on the fine highways OF Europe is
only ~ cents a ton a mile The av.
erage length OF haul OF farm prod.
miles Were American roads as good
as the French the farmers gain
would be- e1.i times 70 cents. or s123
on each ton of stun hauled The In
terstate commerce commission has
estimated that $50 million tons are
hauled annually BY the European
standard OF roads, the extra expense
entailed in hauling this amount
reaches 305 million dollars a year
or course, this burden is distrib.
uted throughout the whole popula.
tion. 1t costs the farmer Is cents a
bushel more to haul his wheat from
the farm nine miles to the railroad
station than 1t costs to carry the
same bushel 3,1OO miles from New
York TO Liverpool. So part of this
excessive cost goes into the loaf OF
bread. The price OF other necessi
ties OF lie Is increased in the same
way.
The increased cost Of living owing
to the bad roads is merely one OF
the facts relating to the public in
terest that has been pointed ont by
the great cooperative institution
working for the common welfare. the
United states department of agrlcul
ture
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
SULPHUR LAuOs LANORUM.
For Unique Speech in secondins
Nomination Of Senator Gore.

sulphur, Okla, Jan. 23.-The Sui
phur Commercial Club has addressed
the following interesting letter to
state senator +. VI. Landrum. the
Cherokee Indian who won fame for
himself and honor for the Cherokees
in his unique speech secondlng the
nomination of Senator Gore:
Dear Sir-In your speech secouu
ing the nomination Of Oklahoma's
blind senator, you won your spurs
well. If the legislature does not pre-,
sent you with pair, you shall not
go uuhonored, for the Sulphur Com.
mercial Club villa pair made OF
gold.
Our club has known since we be,
gan the preparation Of our great
novel The Lure of the Indian Coun.
try and Romance OF Its Great Re.
sort" that some Indian on some no.
table occasion would be inspirel by
the Great Spirit to speak as you
have spoken-to speak thus. and el.
oquently, for the information OF tho
paleface and for the benefit OF the
Indian and Sulphurs great Indian
romance.
Your words, and the manner in
which you spoke them were timely
and necessary Humanity, Justice and
romance demanded that they be ut
tered and by an Indian eloquently
on a great occasion,
While we had hoped the eloquent
words you have spoken would be
made TO flow from the lips of a
Chickasaw since our great Indian re
sort is in the heart OF that proud
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
MONEY IS NOT HAPPINESS
JOHN BURROUGHS. NATURALIST.
DOES NOT APPROVE OF RockE.
FELLER's WIFE THEORY.

Ithaca y Y Jan 23-John Bur.
roushs, the naturalist VINO is visit.
ing here. believes that few million.
aires are really happy he is quoted
in an Interview as follows:
Il DO not believe in the doctrine
attributed to John D. Rockefeller
that, II you want to make your wife
happy. all YOU have to do is to give
her plenty of money. ! do not be.
lieve that possession OF money and
happiness are synonymous. Ir Mr..
Rockefeller has been quoted correct
ly he is making a declaration that
| believe American women and wo.
men all over the world will resent
They want love first OF all II they
are provided with the right instincts
Il sat behind Jay Gould in school
and once he wrote composition on
a slate for me when | needed ideas
That day he needed seventy cents
and ! gave the sum 10 him for two
oil school books saw him later
IN life when he was worth 20 mil
lion dollars, but do not believe
he was happy. The money fire was
Blazing In his eyes. and | am sure
II reached his brain and consumed
his life. sending him to an untimely
grave.
THE great problem OF today ls IN.
making of money. 1t is unquestion
ably the occupation that engages the
minds of the vast majority Of people
But from what have seen Of life
and those leading It. when one ha,
obtained competency money is su
perfluous, just like an excess o
what is not needed to round out
the figure and give It a handsom,
appearance. Piling up wealth then be
comes like piling on flesh and great
!y hinders the enjoyment of tn,
best things in life"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
Paving at SULPHUR.

sulphur. Okla, Jan. 23.-The Down.
ard Asphalt Il Paving company OF
Ardmore is putting in a paving plant
on the Santa Fe tracks. The plan,
will be permanently located here.
After paving al arge area ID the bus
iness section Of sulphur, the com.
pany will continue to grind and mix
the various asphats from the mines
near this city, and will ship the
product ready for use to other towns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

Telegraph. Armat aul Ni,agraph pat
ents The company states as It's oh
icct IT'S intention Of controlling its
business In such q way thar the
honest and legitimate exchanges shall
be- protected f,um unfair and ruinous
competition Each exhibitor or pro.
prictor OF moving picture snow
viii he obliged 10 pay license
I'm order 10 participate in the benc.
fits that are expected 10 accrue and
they are required to pay a license
upon their machine. II is expected
thtt thi, license will amount to about
two dollars week. Miss Hunter. the
youthful proprirtoress Of the Males.
tic thrater is one of the first 10
take up the matter ~ obtaining n
llccns" She has been prompt I'm
her action in this matter I'm order
that nothing may happen 10 prevent
hrr show mp 10 the high level ul,,n
the possibility of being able 70 keen
which She has been running H.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

nation. sulphur takes il for granted
that the Great Spirit knew best
when ne awarded the honor 10 the
Cherokees.
sulphur is proud of you and in.
tends TO do you the distinguished
honor Of quoting your speech into
her Indian romance for which use
We believe II was especially destined
by the Great Spirit.
Please send us your best photo.
We wish to quote it too into our
romance"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
Piles Cured In o to "a Days

PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching, blind. bleed
Ing or protruding Piles In 8 to II
days or money refunded. soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
To Cure a cold In one Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
II fails TO cure f. w. GROVES .ig.
nature is % each box. Csc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
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/ You'll need the money before you're
dead.
/ You can beat him. wont YOU try?"
To which Jim Jeffries made reply.
~ DRATHER not,
] l'h " MANI d lbl lul' on lU' sue.
| The big one gave his head a scratch
And said 1T would be corl,ing
LII THINK 1T OVER
one evening meath harvest moon.
IN" sexton tucked away a coon
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NJ recent meeting OF the United
'"h IL was S'''eu 'hal III uhe west ah'
S'u'h great dissatisfaction with th'
present '"'u'''o''S was Ie''' Inc new
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. Carey Clifton of Alva Okla, vii
play with the Fort Worth Panther
! during the coming season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

Mems ami Womens Felt slippers
u OFF a Madicn's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
the TOLL OF
BAD ROADS
THE NATION WASTES 3os NIL.
LIONS YEARLY BV LACK OF
HIGHWAYS
FIGURES NOT GUESS WORK

In America II Costs Twice as Much
to Haul a Ton Nile as in Europe.
Cheaper TO Send Wheat Across an
ocean Than Nine Miles by Wagon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24
ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best nour
sold IN Ardmsre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT Now"
Don't wait until II gets cold again.
Phone 80. Ardmors suppIy Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

1913 PRS. WicHERT & GARDINER
$500 SHOES. SPECIAL THIS WEEK
$3.25. HAMILTON 4 CO. eta
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

Read Ardmoreite want ada.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

Jimmy Britt will meet Johnny sum.
mers before the National sporting
club ON February 22 i'm London. for
o purse OF $1,000
The Kansas Baseball league has
been organized az Newton. Kas. with
clubs at Great bcnd, Hutchinson. Ar.
kansas CITY Mcpherson, salna and
Strong City.
Ollie Pickering a former Oklahoma
player has been sold by Washington
20 Minneapolis Tie has played With
Clrolaud Washington and St. LOUIS.
The Detroit Tigers second team
will play oklahoma City Nets. on
March ith.
vie Miller who Is well known in
ArdmoTe, will play with the Fort
Worth team this season
Harry Lumlcy will manage the
Brooklyn team this year.
Warren GIN who was the first
baseman for the Oklahoma City team
two years ago, has been sold byI
Ptttsburg To Milwaukee.
The worlds championship roller
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

Frank Gotch the wrestler sailed
for New York from London last week
Gotch refused TO meet either Zybsco
the Turk who weighs $50 or Nah
mout Borh these men are said TO
ou'class either Gotch or Tacken-
schmidt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

The worlds championship roller
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-24

John Fox Jr. the novelist and
author of "Thc Little Shepherd
Come. The Trail of the Lonesome
Pine ami number of other novels
aud Who is considered the best post
ed man In the country ON the sub
jcct of the Kentucky muuntainccrs,
recently married Fritlic Schcn Their
marriage has been a matter of gos.
sip for some time as they have long
been intimate friends
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
OUTLOOK Is UGLY.

Constantinople April o3-While NO
official or reliable figures are availa-
BILE, one Of the embassies estimates
that 1900 persons have been massa-
cred In Asia Iinar The outlook con-
tinues ugly. Fanaticism seems to be
1t ito widest height.
The fanaticism is reported to have
been awakened by the reactionaries
who have represented that the Young
Turks were leagued with the Chris
tians ard have raised the cry that Is
lam Is endangered. Local Moslems.
as ignorant as they are bigoted, read
aly were moved and their fury Is grow
1ng.
Aleppo. Antioch. Had1in. Ekbaz. and
Deurtyul are among the towns and
villages now threatened. There is
IN American mission at Aleppo and
the missionaries are stated to be in ex-
treme danger, althugh thus far they
have not been attacked. Numbers Of
fierce fanatics from the country
around have arrived In town.
Tho consuls have appealed to the
governor. who has promised to do ev-
erything possible to protect foreign
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
Well Known Richmond Man to
Be Cartoonist of the In
dianapolis News.
SUCCEEDS FRANK BOWERS
---lsAe 1k6A ON Ih9
ART STAFF or THE ctiicAeo
DAILY NEWS AND HAS MADE A
FINE REPUTATION.

Gaar Williams, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. williams, of East Main
street, has been chosen to succeed
Frank Bowers as cartoonist on the
Indianapolis News. Mr.. Williams
has been serving on the illustrating
staff of the Chicago Daily News and
has shown his ability in several ways
He was held to be among the leading
illustrators on Chicago newspapers
Mr.. Bowers has been in declining
health for several months and has de-
cided to give up newspaper work to
return to ranch in Oregon.
High School Graduate.
Williams is graduate of the local
high school and studied art at Chi
cago. During his high school career
he was recognized ass possessing the
characteristics OF a clever cartoonist
and caricaturfst.. His work was given
prominence first ,in the High School
Argus, the school publication. After
attending art school he obtained a
position on the Chicago News and
hundreds of his drawings have ap
peared in that paper. He has done
pen and ink work to illustrate the hui
morous columns of the News for the
most part. When the head cartoonis,
was away on his vacation last sum
mer. the News gave Williams a
chance at the first page. He made
good and his drawings during the
brief period gained recognition in
newspaperdom throughout the land.
There Is no doubt but that he will
prove valuable addition to the stan
Of the Indianapolis paper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
BY BIG MAJORITY
TURKS VOTED TO
DtIHRONE ABDUL
Before the Sultan Is Actually
Deposed It Win Be Neces-
sary to Find II This Will Be
Legal Move.
REPORT OF ACTION
RECEIVED WITH JOY
National Assembly Voted on
The Measure in Secret Ses-
sion Guarded by the Young
Turks Troops.
CONFUSION HAS INCREASED
AT Is REPORTED TODAY THAT
THE SULTAN HAS GONE vlO-
LENTLY INSANE AS RESULT OF
STRAIN HE WAS UNDER.
CONFUSION HAS INCREASED

Constantinople April 23.-By a big
majority the national assembly today
voted to depose the Sultan. Before
this becomes effective it's legality must
he decided and In the meantime many
things may transpire. The news was
received by the Young Turks and their
adherents with great acclaim. The
assembly voted in secret session, being
held under the protection of the
Young Turks Army. The. time OF
deposition was not decided The ex-
listing confusion has been greatly in
tensffied. 1t is reported the Sultan
has gone insane, under the recent
strain. The sultan appeared on the
streets this morning and was greeted
by the people with cries OF alteration
His head was sunk between his stoos1-
ed shoulders with mask like counte-
nance. He quietly nodded acknoMl.
edgements to the throng's salutations.
A Chaotic state.
Turkey presents a chaotic appear
ance. Torn by internal strife. racked
by the rioting of fanatics and almost
gOvernmentless, it needed only the de-
ivelopments OF today to add to the
completeness of the confusion. It
was late today before the news became
general that the assembly had secretly
voted to depose the sultan. The SEES
sion was held at San Stevano The
time when the deposition shall take
place is undecided. The sheik Ul-fs.
lam is preparing a fetwa on the sub.
ject.
The occasion OF the sultan's appear
ance was his regular Friday visit to
White Mosque, outside the walls ci
Yildiz Kiosk, a ceremony known as
Eelamlik. 1t was the first time the
Sultan has been seen in public since
the revolutionary outbreak of April 13
salutes the Soldiers.
As his victoria was driven at slow
pace through the lines Of the soldiers
Abdul Hamid carried his right hand a,
q salute. Every point of vantage was
occupied by the soldiers. The mosque
was completely surrounded by them
and the regiment of cavalry filled q
nearby open field. Back of the sol
diers the people gathered In dense
throng. At noon the gates were
thrown open and the sultan appeared
in his victoria. He drove to the
mosque and entered to say his prayers
After his devotions he returned by the
same way and disappeared into the
guarded palace.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
4 FINE PAID BY
HOTEL PROPRIETOR
George Gay Enters a Plea Of
Guilty.

Upon plea OF guilty to the charge
of permitting liquor to be drunk upon
his premises without license, George
Gay. proprietor of the Westcott hotel.
was hned $50 and costs in circuit
court wednesday afternoon. The case
was not brought up at the regular
time Of court and no intimafion Was
given out in advance. the prosecuting
attorney saying in the morning that
an agreement as to the affidavit had
>6oon reached
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
REACH AGREEMENT
on A SETTLEMENT
Compromise in the Schneider.
Farnham Case.

The attorneys in the case Of Schnei-
der vs.. Farnham have agreed upon a
settlement out of court and Judge Fox
was notified this morning a decree
will be prepared and submitted to
him. The case has been In litigation
for several months. It grew out OF
the improvement of South First street,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
THEY WERE MARRIED

but not happy. Even young folks
just married are not apt to be
happy ii they cannot find con-
genial living quarters. In fact.
there is no time when people are
so susceptible to surroundings N
when newly welded. why
don't you try the small want
ads asked q sympathizing
friend one day. They did. and
now they are happy. Call Phone
1121.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
CAPTAIN HAMS
IS DECLARED TO
Be INSANE Man
These Statements Made To-
day by Major John Hams
And Attorney John Mcln-
tyre of Defense.
SAY ACCUSED RACES
T00THPIcKS IN SOUP
1t Is Probable That Hains Will
Be Put Upon the Stand in
His Own Defense-ls In.
communicative.

New York, April 23.-Captain Peter
C. Hams Jr., on trial at Flushing for
the murder Of william E. Annis. is In
sane now, was the declaration made
today by John F. Mcintyre, chief
counsel for the defense and by Major
John Hains. brother Of the prisoner.
There were reports that DR.. Samuel
Manson, alienist for the defense dur
ing the trial of Thornton Hains. who
declared that the captain was now
sane. although he probably was suf-
fefing from impulsive insanity when
he killed Annis, had changed his
mind. DR.. Manson declared that he
had been misquoted.
Manson's Statement.
Il said" declared the doctor, that
Captain Hains had had lucid intervals
since the shooting of Annis. The dis
cussion took place on q street car and
We talked Of the Thaw case, the Ter
ranova case and others. Probably
didn't make myself plain"
John F. Mcintyre put himself abso-
lutely on record as believing that the
Captain is now insane and has been
insane since he returned from the
Philippines
Il am in no position to 60 before Ju
dge Garrelson or any other Judge and
ask that Captain Hams be freed" said
Mr.. Mcintyre.
II jury turns him out as sane. my
hands are clear. but from what know
of his condition. / would not 90 before
the court and ask for his freedom.
Major Hains Positive.
Major Hains was equally positive.
I'VE ask the acQuittal Of Peter on
the ground of insanity" he said. We
are sure he was insane when he KILL
ed Annis, and we believe he In insane
now. Don't think for q minute that
this il another Thaw plea OF insanity.
We enter this in all honesty"
Attorney Mcintyre Il seriously con-
templating putting Capt Hams On the
stand as his own star witness.
Il feel now" said Mcintyre. that I
may have to do this, much a regret
Il And mind you. wont b respoo-
sible Tor what happens II this poor fsl-
low 10 placed In the witness chair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
Commercial Club Insists That
It Is in Favor Of the Prompt
Creation Of a Tariff Com
mission.
RESOLUTION WILL BE
SENT TO CONGRESS
Want Body Established for the
Purpose Of Collecting and
Preserving Scientific lnfor.
nation.

The tariff commission idea that was
promulgated at the recent convention
at Indianapolis and received the ap-
proval of the local Commercial club,
the local organization today. A
meeting of the board Of directors was
held and the secretary was instructed
to send copies OF q resolution express
ing sentiment In favor Of the appoint
ment Of a commission to the Indiana
legislators.
The Indianapolis convention was at
tended by representatives from nearly
all the principal commercial organin-
tions In the country. Prominent men
appeared as speakers and the trend Of
the sentiment favored the selection Of
commission. 1t was claimed that
by the commission the tariff schedules
could be arranged moro satisfactorily
and justly than in any other way. The
proposition has been opposed by sew
eral members of congress and Il is
doubtful II the proposition will be 70
allied unless pressure IL brought to
bear on the national representatives.
Local Clubs Letter.
The letter sent by the local club fol-
lows:
Richmond. Ind. April q. 1909.
The board of directors Of the Rich
mond Commercial club of Richmond,
Indiana. acting upon the recommenda-
ton .of the committee Of the club. on
Legislation and Taxation, have adop.-
ed the following resolution. rejecting
~ they believe the sentiments Of the
members Of the club with respect to
the proposed tariff commission now
pending before the congress Of the
United StateA
Resolved. BY the Board Of Directors
Of the Richmond Commercial club Of
Richmond, Indiana. voicing, ~ they
believe. the sentiment and views Of
the members Of the club upon the sub
ject. that We favor the establishin9 BY
act Of congress. Of q permanent board
or commission. Tor the purpose q epl-
lecting and preserving -scientifle IN
formation - to tariff schedules, and
the subject Of tariff legislat1on esaer-
ally. with power suffIcient to praetie-
ally carry out such purpose. - IN aid
to congress and TO the president, in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
rERR,sLE STORIES.

London, April 23.-Latest dispatches
from the Adana district bring terrible
stories Of desolation and hardships. 1t
10 estimated that thirty thousand peo-
Ule are starving.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
Tried to Force the City Com
mittee to Accept, an UHt-
matum. But Only Gets 1
Good Turn Down. :
COMMITTEE REFUSED
ACCEPT PROPOSITION
Gordon Was Informed That e
He Wanted to Run for May
or He Would Have to Abid
BY the Rules.

-
]. Bennett Gordon last evening" maAa-
an effort to force the republican eitr
committee 10 swallow an uItimatunlf
prepared oy him. in which he dicta1r
ed his terms. but the committes re-
FUSED to swallow. Having fallen
down In his bluff to coerce the oom-
mittee. Gordon accepted defeat msskff
and this morning signed an agresment
whereby he consented to support tho
successful candidate for the republicajf
mayoralty nomination. This pledGOs
was prepared yesterday. Gordon pre-
sented his ultimAtum to the committeo
last evening at . meeting held for the
purpose Of allowing the candidates t.
draw for places on the ticket.
before he would sign the co0mittee,a
rulings. In which IL Incorporated y
clause to have all candidates support
the nominee. that he would have 70
be accorded certain privileges. whieN,
ne set forth In bic ultima4nm.
The committee feat that Il was mot
fair to the other candidates to allow
Gordon 70 make the race under epoc1al1
rules.
Ssa0 Fsses Wepese.
Immsdiately sftsr accspting deCsak.;
the Gordon sDDporters starteo . re0et&
that ~ tGeut had been me1o - vul4
esorqe0 m uSk4keR me comml h
- ~ N u soens o~ne<
osohAs N ~ 19e9sn9s a119se
20 sus tnot Ooge