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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-04
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yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Bertha
Whiteman at her residence on G.. st.
S. W.
Score cards were pen and ink
sketches No prize was given.
A dainty luncheon concluded the
games. served Mesdames John Dcx-
ter, Charles Anderson, w ID. Potter.
X. j. Williams, Moran Scott, Sayer,
Charles Won Weiss. George w. Ander.
son. Hunter, Craycroft, G. o. Bum,
Joe S. Berkshire. Hal Cannon, ]. y.
Dodson. Is. A. Simpson. John Nichols,
Almond of Shawnee Whiteman of Ok.
lahoma City, Worley of Oklahoma
City, Kirkpatrick; Miss Hobson.
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Missionary society Met.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Broadway Methodist
church met at the church on yes
terday afternoon with a very good
attendance. The meeting was opened
by prayer by Mrs. Jones.
The Bible lesson was the third
chapter of first John, and was read
and discussed by the members.
The Missionary drill was conducted
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Woodmen Circle,

A called meeting of the Woodmen
Circle will be held Saturday after.
noon at o'clock. All members who
have not paid dues are now sus.
pended until paid
Mrs. SANDLIN, Guardians.
Mrs. MARTIN, Clerk.
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR DANDRUFF.

ZEMO stops itching Instantly and VIII
cure any case Of Dandruff or itching
scalp. ZEMO destroys the dandruff
germ and prevents falling hair. twill
give the hair arich glossy color andleave
the scalp clean and healthy.
For sale everywhere. Write for sam.
pie, L. w, Rose Medicine CO., st, Louis
For sale by w. B. Frame.
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Announcement is made from Okla
homa City that the state librarians
association is to have a quarterly pub
lication to be- known as the Library
Bulletin j. .. MclMcas of the Uni
versity is to be the editor and Miss
Ava Miles of Oklahoma City is TO be
business manager. The publication is
20 have a general circulation among
the libraries of the state and Will
contain reports of work in Oklahoma.
--EX.
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Gardner.Stansell.

At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Tillinghast, Mr., James Stansell
was married last night to Miss Ruby
Gardner, Rev. Weith of the Presbyte-
rian church Officiating.
Only the relatives and intimate
friends of the young people were
present but many beautiful gifts
We're sent.
Miss Gardner Is a sister of Mrs.
Tillinghast and a daughter of DR.
and Mrs. Gardner OF Brock.
Mr.. Stansell is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Stansell of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stansell will go to
housekeeping at once on Mill street
where Mr.. Stansell has newly fur
nished home.
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REELECTED sEcRETARY.TREAs.
URER WITH PLURALITY OF 6s2
VOTES OVER ENTIRE FIELD.
zEIGlER ELECTED PRESIDENT
Contest For Officers Of the
Oklahoma State Federation Of la.
Dor is Concluded insurgents Rout
Old Guard.

Oklahoma city June g. Defeating
his six opponents by a decisive ma
iority, J. Luther Langston. Oklaho.
ma City. Thursday again triumphcd
of the Oklahoma state Federation
of Labor. being reelected secretary
treasurer with a plurality of $50
votes over the entire field. II was an.
other clean sweep for the insurgents.
who opposed the tactics of the adj.
ministration faction last year. when
special convention was called at
McAlester to pass on the dispute.
the Langston supporters defeating
+. \. Bowerman and his party at
that time
c. G. Ieigler of Oklahoma City.
fourth vice president of the inter.
national Leatherworkers union. Is
the new president of the Oklahoma
State Federation. Thursdays an
nouncement showing he defeated l..
\. Bowerman. former president and
five other candidates.
Following is the winning ticket:
.President-C. c. Zeiglcr. Oklahoma
City.
First vice president c. f. Con.
nally Lehigh.
Second vice president D. Carr
Enid. and julius Pieh. Enid. VIII
have to 20 on second ballo'.
Third vice president--Gus +. Koec.
ker, Tulsa, and Joseph Provost. Coal
gate, will have to go on second
ballot.
Fourth vice presidents. VI. Boyd
ston, Wilburton, and James Elliott,
Coalgate, will go on second ballot.
Fifth vice president. S Camp
bell. FL Reno.
SECRETARY Treasurer. Luther
Langston. Oklahoma City.
Legislative committee-Jesse l..
Day, Ardmore; Geo Mcconnell. Bar
Auditors and tellers-M. X. Akin.
Shawnee; A. W. Bennett. Chickasha,
and Ira Brooks. Tulsa.
In the cases of the second. third
and fourth vice presidents. the men
named above will contest second
time. In order TO be elected. candl-
date must have a majority over the
entire field against him c. G. Zeig
Ter had a gain of 157 votes over
the opponents total vote for the
presidency, defeating +. A. Bower.
man, Oklahoma City; John l.. Brit.
ton, McAlester; Ted Hughes, Dow;
J. H. Klick. Muskogee; and S. H.
Mobiles. Alderson
For first vice president, c. T. Con.
nally, Lehigh. had plurality of 1922
votes the second high man for the
office being II. Dickerson. Okla
homa City. J. ID. Carr, Enid for sec
ond vice president. fell short 80 votes
of the total of his seven opponents.
and will have to contest again with
Julius Pieh, also of Enid, who was
second highest choice for the place.
Gus Koecker. Tulsa. made a good
showing for the third vice presiden.
cy against seven rivals. but his total
of 1853 was short 2Si votes of the
poll made by the opposition. He will
contest again with Joseph Provost
OF Coalgate. who received 70S votes.
The fourth vice presidency, outside
OF the leading candidate, was an
evenly divided race between two ri.
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by Mrs. Glazier.
4 short biographical character
sketch Of John Wesley was given by
Mrs. Bass.
An interesting report OF the thirty.
first annual meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Societies of the
Methodist church was given by Mrs,
]. A. Bivens,
The meeting closed with the Lords
Prayer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-04

Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orion Laxatixe fol-
constipation, stomach and liver trou.
BILE, as it sweetens the stomach and
breath, gently stimulates the liver
and regulates the bowels and Is
much superior TO pills and ordinary
laxatives. Why not try Foley's Orino
Laxative today? Sold by all drug
glsts.
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Many OF our citizens are drifting
towards Bright's disease by neglect.
ing symptoms OF kidney and bladder
trouble which Foley's Kidney Rem
edy will quickly cure. Sold by all
druggists.
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T.. Pinkham's Ncgc.
table Compound.
Eleven years ago /
was a walking
shadow. HAD been
under the doctors
carebutgotnorelicf.
My husband per
suaded me to try
Lydia T.. pinkham's
Negetab BILE Com
pound and ditwurked
like "a charm IL re-
lieved all my pains
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Benevolent society's New Home.

The Benevolent Society has rented
the house on west Main street. for.
merly occupied by the old junk shop
No. 502 Main street-and will have
their offices there for awhile.
The combination of the Rest Room
and Benevolent Society in some
downtown store was Impossible on
account of the high rent and the
fact that the ladies were unable to
get enough subscribed to Justify
them making the attempt
However, one of the rooms in this
house will be fitted up for rest
room and advertised as such.
This plan is but temporary one,
for they hope TO keep working and
get enough enthusiasm over the rest
room aroused to overcome the OBJ
stacle OF high rent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-04

Miss Mae LOwden will attend the
summer session of the Peabody Nor.
NAL College at Nashville. Tenn, this
summer.
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HERE AND THERE.
BY MARY owYN wHITEMAN

Miss Bonnie Madden has returned
from Denton, Texas, where she has
been attending the School of Indus
trial Arts.
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ron't forget that the Want Ads
are business builders.
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ALBATR0SS

That's the name OF the best hour
sold in Ardmore.
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OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia Z. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound

Vienna, W. Va. II feel that owe
the last ten years of my life 10 .ydia
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jeff Davis Birthday,

Yesterday was the 10l anniversary
of the birth of jefferson Davis.
He was a Kentuckian by birth and
served with distinction in the U. S.
army in the war with Mexico. having
graduated with high honors from
West Point Academy.
He married daughter of General
Taylor, afterwards President Zachary
Taylor.
He served with distinction in the
L. S cabinet as secretary of war and
was in the senate when he resigned
at the withdrawal of his state to enter
the confederate organization.
He was never restored u the ci;i-
zenship of the United States. tie
never asked for 1t nor intimaLCd that
he cared for it. The day is legal holt
day in Florida, Georgia, Alabama. Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee, Texas, Louisiana,
Virginia.
Miss Juanita Johnson of Tishomingo
is the first maid of honor Oklahoma
division.
Miss Johnson has been frequent
visitor in our city.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
will give garden party on today
week at the residence of Mrs. Gill
on West Main street. Several ino.
vations in lawn fetes vi.l be intro
duced and plans are huin, made that
will interest everyone. The young
people, especially, are invited TO at
tend.
Houston, Texas will be a candidate
for the next Confederate Reunion.
The moon came I'm for a share
of the conversation last evening.
The moon rose in total eclipse and
its totality lasted about an hour. An
eclipse of the sun is scheduled for
June 18th. This eclipse will be Wis.
ible in the western part of the Unit
ed States near sunset
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has prepared they are but the fact is con
ton and II IS a question if theory it.
Il the young Of marked genius through circum-
stances must become driver Of grocery wagon
thousands Of Of well do fitted through
costly preparation FOR positions which they competent m
according TO wise commissions judgment these
the ambition and the choice parents friends
viii bring the necessary influence preparation
sonaLy too this social influence viii be sufficient hold
one IN his position for years-perhaps for Efe
Can II be denied that this a discouraging
Several in the country
OF followed professions
Both men dead and the illustration comparison
less odous because Of this OF foreign
BIRTH who had fought his every step knowledge
proficiency which exacd recognition
surgery appreciated The other child fortune graduated
his work under the family pressure which could CON-
mand position and influence got his diploma
The gained his through sterling worth
through social prominence.
One day prominent social
compound fracture Of the skull any
circumstances called for specific first surgical
few days later the other
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In al where physical motion involved however
have medium sought may be matter
something There be connecting link kind
ference There be really
And when material link exists
obvious the
Of attraction understood will be found that body really only
because IL is pushed by something behind.
The essential
have found the discovered the
against the word cohesion" Why the whole
when pulled requiring explanation
only explanation that other
continuous medium the particles
matter.
When steel is bent distorted what reilly
Not the The only displaced
links that strained the connecting medium
of spring really stress exists IN the
ether Matter only be
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fostering Galents Often Impossible.

fact too little regarded today complex civilization
such as discourage talent and dis
Nhen young has had years college work he
gbe for macuaon school Of standing After which
according to estimates viii him $500 to acquire his
medical degree.
instance: suppose that IN the public
some boy were discovered who showed evidences genius
IN surgery What would avail that one Of four or FIVE
children the family Of father who drew salary $40 week?
There hundred chances instead Of ever becoming
noted surgeon that boy VIII eighth grade in gram
mar school TO the position of driver grocers wagon
The point overlooked that AZ the prep, time
are COMMISSIONS III endless chains which
Of place world The your man cannot
become cadet at Annapolis West he isn't tall enough
ana Oh age ana weight prescribed Perhaps the civil examna
ons city, state and national
force passing IN Judgment the fitness Young man anp
70 place IN governmental affairs After which, thousands Of es
shed businesses there thousands
which are passing upon the qualifications applicants accepting and
rejecting as they W according experience and knowledge Of men
You may that all these nqusions made after the Young
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different stimulus refine grosSer appeal
them and unable to
work Their dainty systems different
from the organism and respond entirely stimuli
They have entirely different habits perform totally
President Eliot OF Harvard has been all his
times called moderate drinker but
recent progress Of medical science largely accomplished
mai experimentation has satisfied that the moderate
alcohol is Objectionable
lowering 10 the intellectual and power Now
leading purely animal muscular life say perhaps
feel no evil effect from the drug but
fe' If ne engaged keeny
him. mpes him to the Of his mind then inevitably
slowing effect. the deteriorating effect o this drug"
But manual men changing their
ideas and habits 1t thought that sailor
ne or IN the navy had be baed by his daily grog
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the atoms Of matter piece Of
matter ever touches another piece than touches
sun when appears rebound But the
as the comet and the connected by penum
out break or discontinuity o any
Matter acts matter only through the
matter Is thing utterly distinct and the
"hether II specifically modified portion Of IT, modified such
way as TO be susceptible Of
rest OF the ether which be said extend
the bounds OF the modified and tangible portion,
nanong and receiving Every
some view OF the universal and possibly infinite
form omnipresen connecting medium. the ether space.
NO ordinary matter capable OF the undGatOn
temo that we call light The speed which they 60
unduaon and the facility with which 20
this.
win quote from Clerk Maxwell: nepanetary
interstear regions viii places
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out preparation almost without warning from one plane
o life o another.
IN he eye OF the law one may good as an
othehat TO say IN the that their rights are tho
same But even courts Of justice there sharp distinctions az
to character and social standing; while world over silk m
counted Of value than cotton, than conev One
sci made to dshonor and another honor and no edct Of com
parliament alter the stubborn fact Tennvson NAV
KIND hearts than eoronets
and simple faith than Norman blood"
Burns may sing:
The rank is but the guinea stamp
The mans the gowd a that"
backed long pedigree is impressive NOT 70 cav
dazzling most people, while gold pure will not mass s
current coin Of the realm unless duly stamped as snc
The risks which hesitate to incur hear ~
testimony to the value Of the guinea stamp
Psychologists psychologists assure ns ,b-, -
tons Of culture and refinement have Infinite upon nerves and
brain The Oft quoted lines,
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into the colleges and universities joined to consular and din
omatc preparatory studies This OF familiarity osE5 b-aA
respect on both sides and a around
Museum exposition and commercial demonstration work
shown the van Of object lessons and applied upf
ing pno taste and conveying information but they
nu essential IN complete eiucae science; and the efficiency
IS low because discipline $ lacking
Movable and eTchangeable
samples CLASSIFIED with picture catalogues apparatus operative
machinery together with current statistics including market reports
quotations would give basic facts for students nduaS This
would be less difficult than the assembling fair while the
oeneht would be permanent instead OF transitorv
Temporary locations could first for talks and ma
class Of commodities shown and leaflets or bue+iDs
instruction by correspondence could be
snnns IKE THIS may be made with specimens
products OF the interest and sp OF vsI ~
between different classes OF would create
eAeet for the pupils and perhaps help clarity even
tariff questions time.
Along with detailed knowledge Of the history manufae
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timed calculations directed toward the productive dependable
connected with the regular school
Culture hadghly it. although perfectly lovely
ness too low in suppOrns efficiency for the conditions
called big cities
useful empOyment-continuOus occupation.
There is need to wait until special
shall be trained do this additional work which the situation demands
and in the factories, ready practical ways.
In Chcags lively style Of doing things beginning bottom
the primary grades OF public schools
out interference with established curriculum.
Il IS Of the opportunities OF the times
instruction effective entertaining expense
during the school and perhaps the eater
be utilized We damate crime Why
not dramatze industrialm our schooling?
method the library organized quickly
and working demonstrators secured
while periodical office inspection factory visiting
made part Of the whole in such make fall
with the II might be through every grade
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been absolutely abolished in navy longer served in wen
conducted ships Of merchant marine dernon
ton that rough hard life really helped alcohol but hin
dered No captain Of liner supports himself now
ne terrible exposures Of the bridge by alcohol
ut there needs no argument home proof decline
IN the use OF liquors Il perfectly
Anu III nareocs similar change Of heart coming
particularly handsome Chicago dinner table the
% passed box OF remarkably fragrant cigars only
ud 20 MN fu 70 the bm, with place
II back TO the store laughed HAYES winner OF the
Marathon race in London, cones No long dis
ance either cgare and run One bin
IS essential abstinence from tobacco any running
as certain c for the tobacco habit any who
break himself OF
90 where We will the drugs powerful
and plentiful employed for setting powers is only
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Civilization Narks Doom Of Stin1ulants ps a n res

Z HAUSEMANN Of Berlin is one Of the
scientific dignitaries. And he has found four
orders Of geniuses. Lowest in rank he places
those whose inspirations flow from drugs, mar
cotics, and drink They have the most prim-
tive temper. both mental and physical Their
mind and body stuff are comparatively coarse
and gross. Whatever their genius IL lass be-
hind the contemporary march as souvenir
and survival Of cruder ages. It belongs TO the
sluggish primitive races whose inert energies
are reused into activity only by the toughest
excitants
Il is recorded that the rude natives OF un-
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"N0' q N'otVCu-S U A-uEoEtu fsDFates N tue
Dogstar the medium receives the impulses and
after carrying them in its immense bosom for
several years delivers them IN due course.
regular order, and full tale into the speetro-
scope"
This wiI sufice 70 emphasize the fact thar
the eye is an ethereal sense organ. the only one
we possess, the only mode By which the ether is
enabled % appeal 10 Us, and that the detection OF
tremors il this medium, the perception Of the
direction in which they 20. and some inference
as 10 the quality Of the object which has emitted
them cover al that We mean by sight anI
" seeing"
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When a woman takes a husband from
lower social plane than her Own the case is By
far more difficult When a man marries he
can, il he 50 elects, entirely cut his wife of from
past associations, snd separate her from her
own people, on the contrary. woman. 50 70
speak, marries her husbands family, and thence
forth must cast her lot with them, unless the
man sees ht % cut himself adrift II the man
successfully can rise, well and good; II the
woman can descend with an air OF complete con
tentment, no great harm may be done. But
the risk is great and few are the chances in her
favor.
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Eye Mans Only Ethereal Sense Organ s sir Olive. assss

ONE philosophers have reason 10 suppose that
mind can act directly mind without inter
vening mediumism, and sometimes that has been
spoken OF as genuine action at a distance; but
in the first place no proper inception or physical
model can be made Of such process, nor is il
clear that space and distance have any particu-
lar meaning in the region Of psychology
The links between mind and mind may be
something quite other than physical proximity.
and in denying action at a distance across
empty space / am not denying telepathy or other
activities OF a nOnphysieal kind. For although
brain distribution is certainly physical and is
an essential commnnicant Of mental cctinn
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for specific positions in the pupils choice Of
trade would be strong incentives, while the
cultivated habits Of purpose would tend TO pro
mote contentedneSs within the average ranks OF
Industrial and commercial life where most OF Us
belong.
We can't make farmers Of city boys-the
professions snd the Offices are overfull-but any
manufacture viii tel the inquiring educator that
trained young me- with working ideas are wanted
and welcome in the factories. the st-ongholds OF
modern indusJrialism, where the ratio Of man
hood efficiency Is becoming high enough to take
On a dignity Of lis Own
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Bp Helen OIofteIo.

say that love can distinctions It nay oveeap them but
seldom does fail TO find barriers
Men who marry them often have an uncomfortable tine
after the knot is tied However high their
they society True they
pucky persistent and the qualities necessary
the pair usually long struggle
apt long hard society crge;s though
5;gga1
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Efficiency Of Industrial Education.

problems Of indusuialism efficiency is the
solution; for 80 per cent efficiency usually means
n loss when 100 per cent efficiency means a good
profit.
Recent utterances OF a half dozen or more
college presidents on the subject of business
training for college men. together with reports
OF commissions o.. industrial education, and the
Davis bill before congress are confessions OF
minimum percentages Of efficiency in our educa-
tiOnal methods.
=" As the twig is bent so will the tree in
cline" and too many boys 20 wrong because
during the school period they get wabbly with
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frothy hopes Of the foaming glass. They are the
natural stimulants OF refined organisms
These need no other. No. not even coffee
and tea An Englishman, Z. Baron Russell by
name, has been making predictions for the year
700 4. D., and he has it thar by that time the
human system VIII have 50 refined that tea and
coffee viii be placed in the same category that
alcohohc sumulantS occupy nowadays The pro
hnuonists Of that remote hour viii be cam
paigning against tea and coffee and teetotaIers
VIII sign their pledges in favor OF oofeeIess
breakfasts and afternoon teas without " the cup
that cheers but does not inebriate."