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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-08
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Aids Old Men

The sudden change from years of
activity of both body and mind to
the quiet of later years causes the
human system to undergo many
changes, chief of which is in the d.
gestive organs.
It becomes harder and harder to get the
bowels to move promptly and regularly
ana IN consequences many elderly men SUI
stipation, but from indigestion. headache.
belching. sour stomach. drowsiness after
eating and similar annoyances. It IL flrst
o. az line Necessary to keep the bowels open
as 10 get them to again do their work
naturally. A violent cathartic or purga-
tive y not only unnecessary but harm
1ul, and something mild will do the work
After you have got through experiments
ing. with salts and pills and waters Of
thai they do only temporary good at best,
then try DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsi a
mild gentle: pleasant tasting laxatiye
requlrements of old people. women and
children. and yet Is effective enough for
anybody. Your druggist, who has handled
accessfuy for no quarter ;nr Ct Sf+s cen.
or che dollar. but II you want to make
. test Of It before spending any money
send your name and address to Dr. Cald-
well and he will gladly send you sample
This remedy is rapidly displacing all
other forms Of medication for the cure
families like Mr.. O. F. Wisher's Of Gyca-
more Ill. and Mrs. Carrie Culler's Of
$26 N. Notre Dame street, South Bend.
ind. are now never without It In the
house. They have tested 1t and know lto
grand value to every member of the
D. csidwel personally viii be pleased
20 give you any medical advice you may
9asire. for yourself or family pertaining to
4he stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free OF charge. Explain your case in a
letter and he win reply to you in detail.
For the free sample simply send your
lame ana address, on postal card or
4tnerW1oe. For either request the doctors
pddroos 3 Dr.. W. n Caldwell, R.6Q1 Cald-
'saal building, Monticello. H.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-08

down, the jurisdiction of the supreme
court so as to confine ii almost wholly
to statutory and constitutional ques-
lions. Under the present statutes the
equity and admiralty procedure in the
federal courts is under the control of
the supreme court, but in the pressure
of business to which that court is sub
jected, 1t is impossible to hope that n
radical and proper reform OF the fed
eral equity procedure can be brought
about. | therefore recommend legisla-
ton providing for the appointment b.
the President of a commission with au-
thority to examine the law and equity
procedure of the federal courts of first
instance, the law of appeals from til ose
courts to the courts of appeals and to
the supreme court, and the costs inn
posed in such procedure upon the
private litigants and upon the public
treasury and make recommendation
with view to simplifying and expe-
diting the procedure as far as possible
and making it as inexpensive as may
be to the litigant of little means.
lnjunctions Without Notice.
The platform of the successful party In
the last election contained the follow
ing:
THE republican party will uphold at
all times the authority and integrity OF
the courts, state and federal and will
ever insist that their powers to enforce
their process and to protect life liberty,
and property shall be preserved inviolate.
We believe. however. that the rules oc
procedure in the federal courts with re-
spect to the issuance of the writ of In
junction should be more accurately de-
fined by statute, and that no Injunction
til,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21
UNDERSTAND THE BOND ISSUE
MANY PERSONS ARE MISTAKEN

There are quite a number OF the
citizens of Ardmore who seem TO
have very badly mistaken idea as
to the election held last November.
There are many people who are con
tinually asking the question. Wasn't
there a bond issue Of $l1 10000 voted
az the November election for the i'm
provement OF the fire departments"
say no there was no bond issue
nor any bends voted on. The PROPOSE
tion was simply this, as you will find
IN the election proclamation, shall
the City council of the city of Ard
more be authorized to make an ex-
pendiure in the sum Of eleven thous.
and dollars CS11,OOO' for the purpose
Of purchasing equipment for and 9th.
erwise improving the fire depart
ment?"
The state la~ OF Oklahoma says
that the city council cannot eXpend
more than $500 without the consent
he majority of the citizens. so
YOU understand that the election was
only 10 authorize the council 10 make
an expenditure in the sum of S1l 600
for the Improvement OF the fire de-.
par'ment He that readeth let him
understand No bond issue.+ +
Now anyone that is posted on the
financial condition of the city knows
that the city has no money / hold
warrants from July to December 1908
and up 10 this date there is no money
in the treasury TO take them up.
The council has bought 1000 feet
OF hose also placed an order for one
piece Of fire apparatus. This was
bought on II months time and the
Indebtedness bears interest. There
were fire APPARATUS manufacturers
that would not place bids on account
Of the terms the city was compelled
to ask for.
wish to further state that II was
an agreement with the council, that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21

iulld.css shuN Wherever there Is a
gathering Of pcoile now days or
now "a nights. there Is "a camera
amongst them. and respectable people
seem to bc So glad To have their
pictures took that they even turn
their faces at a funeral leaving the
deceased to lingcr like Mahomcrs
coffin. between heaven and earth. un-
nh the photographer has caught
them We haven't seen banquet
scene In "a month ~ which Il single
back was turned to the camera
So many have illuminated his
tory with discoveries. deeds of rc.
nown. great statcsmauship and the
like that it Is not surprising thar
others who have occupied con
spiciouS page in the ANIMALS of the
past should be- looking about 10 see
what are their chances for iuhl.
liation. Henry Hudson and Robert
Fulton are In the throcs Of getting
ready for the celebration of the dis.
cpvcry ana the utilization Of the
lorily Hudson. why not then pay
q littlc attention 10 Robson Crusoe.
lie did not discover "a river. 10 be
sure but he did find way 20 child.
rcn's hearts that has never been
riyalci- II is not surprising there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21
THE MUNICIPAL
BOND ELECTION
INDIVIDUAL IMPROVEMENT s
VITA 100000 IN THE BALANCE
AWAITING RESULTS.
CRUCE AT OPERA HOUSE

Meetings Held Last Night in Fourth
Wsrc and At Co'ored Brick Church.
Finance Committee Makes an En-.
c3uragIng 2 pot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21
FOR CYCLONE SUFFERERS.

Guthrie OKLA, March 2O-Goy
Haskell has signed the bin hat
makes avI,llblc 10000 for relief of
cyclone, tornado and famine sufferers
In Texas ana Cimmaron Counties
with am additional $1,000 for persons
residing u the south ru part of
kiow1 ana Caddo counties. and the
northern pant of Ccmauchc county
who suffered from hailstorms ON juno
I'd. 1905.
Distribution of the fund is TO De-
mad" u'.r supervision g. the NJ,
Beard of Agriculture President
Conuor- and Vice Prcsidcut Elliott of
the board viii be- In Texas county
Monday 10 begin investigation. Many
oplc understand the bin 10 appro.
Wiai' to' purchasiu- s,cA which is
not the case but I'm cases where
seed is desired the board Will fur
nish shat iu u.u of cash.
The hail sufferers ia Kiowa Caddo
''N' ''ElIlN'lF tfuN ltN VIII Tee -
lieycd by r NJ. Jerords of Eleiu. sup
criutcnd'ur of m Frmcrs' Institute.
and J - Surman OF Nrapaho. who
has been assigned TO assis, him.
This is the second appropriation
cr the kind 10 be- made by the state.
th' first being 10000 for he cy-
clone sufferers in Dewey Ellis a.i
Woodward counties hast summer. and
which Mas also given 10 the slte
board of agriculture to distribute Thr
board failed 10 fin the widespread
distress and damage that had been
reported 20 he legislature ana rems-
IA TO disburse the money
The fund is still in possession OF
President ConnoIS. amounting 10 ss..
$50 and as soon as interest is earn.
ed. replacing the original sum. II
will be- returned to the state, Several
hundred dollars were expended IN
making IN INVESTIGATION.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21

Arrange TO patronize The Water
Wagon April LIST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21

some of tho leading contractors
were Ia conversation yesterday morn
ing concerning thr bond issue tha, Us
to Dee voted upon next Tuesday one
gentleman said that gentleman who
had been living here but short time
was now planning 10 build am eight
thousand dollar home but before Doc
prise spirit OF Ardmorc tested Tues.
dly iu voting the municipal and
schoo. bonds There are ,oiav 500.
OUO worth Of now Buildings that rest
with the result of the bo1l ISSUE.
Should the bonds carry everything
viii move forward toward greater
growth with merry song bat should
the people desire TO take no further
steps toward making Ardmoro glow,
those who contemplate building VIII
not do so.
The finance committee composed Of
Harold Wallace. G. ". Anderson and
Col Doak. made the rounds Of The
town YESTERDAY They retained 60.
couragcd or the hundreds of mon
seen only two spoke against the bond
issue. The remainder e those seen
were enthusiastic for the issue
Monday night at the Robson Hon.
Lee Crucc wi address the voters ~
the importance of the bond issue Il
Is expected that large crowd will be-
in attendance The ladies are cspcc.
ally invited to this meeting
Meetings were held last night a
the colored brick church Mayor Pen
nington and a half dozen other enter.
prising citizens addressed the Colorcl
voters. They seemed to respond TO
the SEN mcnt OF the speeches ana Il
Is believed this class of voters is too
friendly 20 the interests Of III, city
10 cast a non-progrossivc vote From
the colorcd church Mr.. Pennington
went 10 the fourth ward where other
short speeches were madn. Every
lrdiC1tion points TO an overwhelming
victory for the bonds r. is believed
that they viii carry by vote ~ nine.
~ per cent
The mgl scr1ol pupils 1ll cyyrv
w,ubor ~ tho mothers club of he
nity are Interested m the boa i-s,".
ana viii work for In.ir eucc ,ss i,rls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21

Guthrie March 20-Articles Of in
corporation were filed with the secre.
tary Of state as follows. The Nash.
Vile Building association of Nash
vile, Okla, for S. 0O0 for the purpose
OF building a second story to a brick
block; The Briton Upp Grocery Co.
OF Tulsa, increased their capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000. The Okla.
homa Guarantee State Bank of Black.
well, for 100000 with V C. Hagar.
man, J. W Morse. J. +. Walker G.
II. Smith, and 5. S Wheeler as di-
rectors; The First Presbyterian
church OF Paoll, Oklahoma: The Met.
ropolitan Colored Methodist Episco.
pal Church in America, OF oklahoma
city; The Kansas-Cherokee Oil and
Gas 60, OF Independence. Kansas. ap-
pointed and named r. w. Kellough as
their lawful agent for the state: The
Universal Brotherhood Of the knights
and Daughters OF Calvary, a frater.
nal religious and charitable organzl-
tlon, which proposes to permeate tha
whole state and with headquarters at
Oklahoma City; The Matthews.Linton
Grain Co, OF Chickasha, Okla. 70"
$4,000 with w. l.. Matthews. + r.
Linton and z. w, Matthews as dlrec.
tor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21

A Want Ad will get It for you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21

"Irs great"
Perfectly grand"
Those horrid old sweat shops"
at was more than expected" and
many similar eVclamations were heard
IN the Robson opera house last Fri.
day night after the Boot and shoe
Workers Union Label moving picture
show was over
The coming OF the show was fairly
well advertised and given under the
auspices OF the Central Trades and
Labor Council OF Ardmore and affili.
atod organizations The labor unions
Of Ardmore furnished the hall and did
the advertising. and the Boot and
Shoe Workers International Union
furnished the show free OF any charge
whatever.
The fact Of the show being ad.
vertised as free and no collections
caused some TO be- suspicious and
wonder If IL were not another fake
Of some kind But they were agree.
ably surprised
Promptly at o'clock the show
commenced and for two hours a CON
juuous mp TO date performance o.
moving pictures. illustrated GoESs,
nd now and then the picture of some
H. on label being thrown upon the
cOrra.n, and a perfectly appropriate
lecture accompanied each label. eA.
planning what IT stood for and what
organization II represented
Mr. J. G. McMorrow exceeded all
expectations in his lectures. His de.
livery was perfect, his explanations
entirely satisfactory and instructive,
as well as entertaining Il can be
truthfully said that Il is simply a
trade union proposition Of much i'm.
portance. No tovoritism was shown
any particular label, but each came in
for due consideration. and the infor
nation given by Mr. McMUrrow will
do much to educate the purchasing
public how 10 distinguish the product
made under fair, favorable and sani.
tary conditions from that produced I'm
sweatshops, Chinese dens, penitenti.
AIRY and disoase-breeding hell.holcs.
His appeal for cooperation Of the
public in demanding products bearing
the union label, stamp store. shop
cards, or employers of strictly union
labor as a means cf preventing sweat
shop conditions and a preventative Of
of tuberculosis is bound TO bear fruit.
\ few pictures were shown exposing
the conditions under which the sweat.
shop product is made. and which are
sure tuberculosis producers. But the
most of the show was given over to
!hr remedy of such conditions. which
is the union labeled product. and 20
show the line Of unity and connection
between the different labor organiza.
tions and their nniou labels, store
and shop cards.
lhe vocal selections or illustrated
songs, by Mr. Arthur Elphonstone,
were highly pleasing and enjoyed by
ALL as was manifested by he many
encores His three different songs
" re mp 70 date in cverV respect and
his voice and manner of rendition
was all that could be expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21

by voting and carrying the bonds for
the needed improvements of the fire
department, that the privilege given
by vote of the people to eXpend the
$1,000 as above stated. would be an
nulled. You can also readily under
stand as stated above that the council
only had the privilege and authority
10 spend that amount of money. but
did not have a dollar of the money to
spend. Now the only way TO secure
the necessary money for this badly
needed Improvement is by bonds as
set forth in the mayors procl ima.iOn
to be voted on the 23rd of this mon.h.
Now | feel that amy reasonable
thinking citizen in this town knows
and can realize the need of improve.
ment asked for in the fire depart
ment. ! certainly think that he
bonds for the improvement Of the
fire department should be voted by
the largest majority of any OF the
bonds now before the voters OF Ard
more, that We may have a re de-
partment second TO no town OF the
size, and that will fully meet tne
requirements of the city and the in
surance companies by which we stand
n chance to get reduction In rates.
so let MS all vote the bonds.
l.. C. SLAUGHTER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21
INTERESTING NEWS, VIEWS
AND GOSSIP OF NEW YORK

New York March 20 o-NeW York
city has struck another big Agh'--
the fight Of the subways The IIudsol
Co. which built the tunnels under
the Hudson River. seems to have
plenty of cash o'wilhstanding Cor.
nelius Vanderbilt has dropped out
~ Us board Of directors with this
pl' 'thpa of capital in hama IL has
asked the city authorities 90 allow
Il 10 extend i's tunnels under the
city to the Grand Central station.
TO enable the swarm Of passengers
who viii come 20 the city from
Jersey city ana beyond. by the
needy means afforded by the tun-
ncls, 10 continue their journey with
out break to the New York Central
and New Haven roads. As there
has been q continual cutlery for ad-
dtti0rll subway accommodation for
whi h the city has not SO far been
able p furnish the funds by the
most cunningly devised manpua.
tion cf The debt limit II would seem
that this on by the Hudson Com
pany would be- hailed without an
opposing voice as q god end.
But the offer is no sooner made,
than Mr. Parsons. the consulting cn.
gin,cr resigns from the Hudson
"uanv. ana Mr. Shouts of the In
terborugh expresses desire to
buid $ooooOooo ot subvl}s Now
The lutcrhorpugh Company has not
very good name In New York.
lnd 'he iolr majority of the pyppl,
Wuul rather have the Hudson Com.
pany have thc job The shouts prop
csitiou bears too much the scmb.
lance OF dog in tho Manager ut
tacks on legitimate and praise
worthy enterprise.
Mr. Edwards the head ~ the street
clcmIng department is evidently
very bright man. He has found much
graft 90 contend against but he
has Consummatrl some decided i'm.
prpyomcuts His hrst one is tho
0u-hng or th. streets when the
Thermometer rises above 80 degrees.
or 50 degrees above freezing The
application of water In this way has
mado very clean streets. which re-
main so for DAYS being much clean.
cr than ever before was done. and
a"ut $50 for days 10y three or four
whito wings. whcro formerly re-
Quircd q dozen Of these whitc.co1'cd
acnifors to keep up with the dat
urodurIut orE rrnuug wopNIHr.
OF the streets
Mr. Roosevelt, went ont or onico
with millions pnising him and mil.
lions condrmu.ug him. nut one can.
not hur wish rhat his term had uu
two weeks longer THAT follow who
discovered tho "mmpue cactus"
uc-lnd M. serious attention oG the
rrw u'un uNF rNrrrmuaor
10 Is ruu rha hn i-cou"y. of what
Do. calls ,hu ..a"u." arrrs that
10 rs thr attraction OF the passint
person us mjm 'Uu draws hr
phuf en NioluN forward tnl. j .
will stick it- spucs violently into
the ncsh. but that s-pus ra-f.tch.
'd 1or PINT f N.# plant proves to
possess this quality what 900 admir-
able defense it would prov" %. n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21
DR.. 7. E. REWER IMPRESSED
WITH THE WORK BEING DONE
AND WITH STUDENTS.
POINTS OUT THE DEFECTS
Children Forced to Sit in Base.
ments--Manual Training and DO.
mestic Science Should be Added

Dr Thco F. Brewer. a member Of
the faculty Of the state university.
who visited the Ardmore high school
the past week was greatly impressed
with the work don" here. He so cX-
pressed himself 90 the Whi'tington
hotel 10 the citizens whom he met
there and after returning to the uni.
y,rsity he wrote 10 Prof Evans again
commencing his good work and Incl.
dcntally pointing ont the necessities
which the Ardmorc schools lack His
letter which will De OF much interest
TO every patron Of the city schools IS
published here:
March is. 1909.
Prof. Chas. Evans, Ardmore Okla:
Dear Sir:-In my visit TO your
school last week was very much
impressed with the excellent student
body and the very fine work YOU and
your colaborors are doing You de.
serve the greatest praise. But YOU
will pardon mo for saying YOU are
hampcrcd in your present quarters
You need larger and more department
rooms Students cannot enjoy the
best health in crowded rooms and I'm
Easements. II you could add manual
training, domestic science and com
mrrcial departments TO your already
we'll organized school it would help
greatly This YOU cannot do with
Your present buildings one Of your
greatest needs is a large auditorium
ana the frequent assembling of stu.
dents and people together in such
entertainments as YOU can give would
b" am inspiration to all do hope
Your city authorities will see your
need and make haste TO supply it.
Pardon mo for the liberty I take
and believe hat this letter is prompt.
ed only by the best Of motives. Wish.
ing YOU every possible success. I am
Yours very truly
THEO +. BREWER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-21
LABOR SHOW
FRIDAY NIGHT
THE MEANING or THE UNION
LABEL EEPLAI"Eo eY coMPE.
TENT LECTURER.
SWEhTSROP SCENES SHOWN

The Chief Feature Of the Lecture
Was the Remedy to Be Applied to
Prevent tuberculosis Beng Con.
veyed In Goods SO Made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-17
JOINT MISSIONARY
CAMPAIGN MEETING

Salem is one OF the 200 cities In
the United States which Is 10 be Wis
tied by a number Of the able force
Of speakers who are touring this
country In the interest OF seven OF
the prominent societies Of the Con
gregational church. The Salem First
Salem Central, Corvallis, Howell
Butteyille and Hubbard congrega-
tional churches are 20 unite in this
city tomorrow 10 greet the eminent
band OF clergy who have been as
signed 10 this center This gather
ing has been termed the joint mis-
sionary campaign OF our country and
the world" The campaign opened
at St. Johnsbury. VI, Tuesday. Jan
uary &c. 1909. and is 10 be carried
on throughout the entire country.
Among the prominent speakers who
may be heard al this gathering are
Rev George W. Hinman. a mission
airy commissioned % FOOchow. China.
In 1903 NJ liinman Is young
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-17

II. B. 174, Jones Of Claokamas,
leaving free textbooks to vote of dis
triet. Passed.
II. b. 304, Brady, to amend local
option law. Killed.
II. q. 256, Philpot, amends Law
apportioning school fund. Passed.
II. b. 17S, orton, to guaranty bank
deposits. Failed.
II. B, 355, Carter, relating to irri-
cation districts. Passed.
H. B. 343. Muncy. relating 20
hunters licenses in Coos and Curry
counties for non-residents. Killed.
II. B. 336, Jackson, salary depu-
ties in Sherman county. Passed.
II. Il. 331. McCue. providing for
reconveyance by A. G. Ross of land
to state land board. Passed
II. b. 90, Bryant. to appropriate
money for the Oregon Humane So
ciety. Passed.
II. b. $40, Dimick. requiring rail-
ways to fence their rights OF way.
Passed.
II. b. 129, committee on mines, TO
protect laborers in mines. Passed
II. b. Sc, substitute, to create state
board OF tax commissioners. Passed.
II. B. $50, for Boys and Girls Aid
Society and Florence CrittendCn
home, and other charitable instlu-
.tions. Passed.
II. b. 3, Dimick, regulating auto
mobiles. Substitute reported. Dim
ick moved indefinite postponement.
Killed.
II. II. 80, Davis, to prevent sensa-
tional dental advertisements. Killed
II. b. 500, creating Office OF public
engineer OF books and accounts
Killed.
II. b. "a. Broke. regulate abstract
companies
II. y. 80, Hughes. $500 household
ers' exemption. Passed.
II. b. Sl1. Munkers, changing
date OF local option elections from
June to November. Passed.
II. b. 327. for branch asylum in
Eastern Oregon. on motion indefi-
nitely postponed. Roll call show a