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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13

fully defined powers. The other party
took The name q F-der4lls,s The
former v-ra called au-.Federai.s,s
then Republicans and finally adopted
the -i.ls given them as reproach %
Democrats When Washington retlI.
d after eight years Of Office az presi.
dent. and new election took place
the tao highest candidates we're John
adams and Jefferson Adams having
the lare.s, vote. vas declared presi
dent. aa.la according % the way the
constitution then read Jefferson De-.
came rir. president. in 1891. The
s,rt- ot tae parties eliminated ia
1900 when jefferson and Aaron Burr
rs.r. elected pras.del. and vice ores..
dent against John Adams. the federal
candidate. The most lmpUtau, act o.;
bis administration was the purchase
ot louisiana from France. Though
born and educated 10 the ars, rank
OF colonial life. Jefferson was a demo
era. iu theory and practice. he held
"'la. the world is governed too
much and that 'tha, government is
bss- Which governs least, Though
large slave holder he labored for
prohibition of the slave trade. and Of
slavery .u territory beyond the Ohio
river and advocated emancipation in
Virginia. His writings consist mostly
% stat. papers and letters. His only
literary work was his Notes on Vir.
zla published In I7s2. He had
one child. a daughter and has uumer
Gus descendants His death was very
remarkable. ], occurred on the
fourth o. July. lszG. while the nation
was celebrating The ff,ieth auuiyer
sary e .ae Declaration of ludepen
den o. which he had written on N,
same day John Adams. who hac
signed the Declaration with him dies
iu N.v England Before his l atl
boz had been so engrossed in publ,
. work that his private affairs had ba
come greatly involved. and grew NOR
and more so from year 20 year Il
J 1919 he sold his valuable library Z
D congress for s2J 200, about a four,l
b Of what il had cost him. \ fev
D years later o friend for whom he ha,
D endorsed 20 the amount OF $4,000 be
!. came bankrupt and the loss fell upoi
P Jefferson. After his death his estat
B.. was sold and brought barely enoug
f. 70 pay his debts. although not lon
o before several friends in New Yorl
T Philadelphia and Baltimore had raise
. $1,000 for his relief. Virginia an
n South Carolina voted each $4,000 70
u his daughter, so she was able 70 pas
=. her last ten years OF life in comfort.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
ANNIVERSARY OF JEFFERSON
COUNTRY'S THIRD PRESIDENT

Today is .L4 AMI. ...-sa-g 1t Thomas
r.~ -.1-. de- pas torn April e.
49,. a. >1adeaU va.
From bis ts.he- elJ was o.. welsh
descent. b. inherited large estate.
which was i1c-ea--1 by his ua--taE-
.a ---- 20 Na--ta sseit0u. q widow
H.- public like .9luelced .- .-ss
als- -a aas elected member o..
--. E.-z-.a Ho--- ~ B--zesses. y
200. a- .a-1es, par. .u the measures
aaa ea-e a prelude % tha reFolI.
..H sa- .l 1919. s- member o. a..
s..t.E -- took prominent part b.
'-- l-os..d.lzs T...a resulted .u the
calling o.. ,aa Continental Congress.
'. -...- boz was sent as delegate.
Ha Has made chairman o. tho com.
-...-. e.. five appointed 20 draw dD
'aa Declaration ~ Independence. and
-la' ta.-uel- -..a 'le exception oi
t.E changes suggested ty John
Adams. aas written tr him. Jef@--
son soon after resigned bis sea, il
congress t1r 'la reason tha. bis p-
ra-. affairs required his presence in
virginia He Ta- member ot %.
-'a'- l.g sla'Ir. and Dor" an active
ra-- .r -ae a-'.up, 90 make the stat.
l'a apo. ~ th- -a'. harmonic with
republican ur.l. p.'s. he sndeaFo-el
,o abolish the quasi connection which
existed ZOO Virginia between the church
and The state la this boz nas not
-groa--fgl al the time. but nine year.
after the ac. for Establishing r..
Lz.oIs Freedom which Do had
drawn gD. was passed Iu the ep.tapd
which a. composed for himsels. this
statute. the authorship ot the Declara.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
TO EXAMINE RESERVE AGENTS scHlEY APPEALS FOR FUNDS
FAMOUS ADMIRAL WITH ARCTIC
CLUB SEEKS RESCUE OF DR..
COOK.

Now York, April 13-Members OF
the Arctic and Exploration clubs, who
have recently been seriously alarmed
over the continued lack Of news as
20 tho whereabouts Of DR.. Frederick
A Cook Of Brooklyn, who has been
missing In the polar regions since
March, 1905, have resolved 10 lose no
time in raising funds for a searching
expedition.
Rear Admiral Schley, president ot
the Arctic club. recently issued an
appeal for subscriptions, saying 500
600 was needed to equip an eXpedi-
tiou. which Dillon Wallace has offered
20 lead
Dr Cook was last heard from when
ar q point forty miles north OF Cape
Thomas Hubbard. on the north portal
sea. on March r. 1905, and he was
then about 20 make his dash for the
pole He said ne expected 70 return
home not later than September, 1905.
Henry Collins Walsh, secretary OF
Arctic and Exploration clubs, said
today:
"Dr Cook is so familiar with the
far north that il may be he has re.
maincd over for another year and is
just now making a second dash for
the pole
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
Read Ardmoreite want ads.
Jefferson Day Program.

jefferson Day will be observed at
the jefferson school building In the
Fourth ward tonight. az which time
a musical and literary program will
be rendered. The public and especial
ly the friends of the school, are invit.
ed 20 attend. Rev. Donnelly OF the
Christian church will deliver an ad.
dress and the high school orchestra
will furnish music.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
WILL INDIAN GET PROTECTION
UNUSUAL CLAUSE IN OIL LEASE
REGARDING PRICE or OIL
GOVERNMENT MAY ACT

Washington, April l2-Tho depart.
mcut Of the Interior in the case OF
the transfer Of the leases Of the VII
la Grove OH company 10 the Gypsy
OH company, a subsidiary Of the Gull
Pipe Line company. has attempted
TO say that the price for oil shall
not fan below certain point. 4
provision In the transfer Of the
lease says that the Indian owner
OF the land shall be paid " l-2 per
cent royalty for all oil produced and
the payment shall be based upon a
minimum OF Al cents per barrel for
the oil. The fact that the Gulf has
been buying OF for less than Al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
The Swine or the Flowsr7

An mel | saw a huge and lodthsotne sty'
Wherein drove OF wallowing swine
were barred,
Who's banquet shocked the nosuil and
the eye
Then spoke a voice. behold the source
Of lard"
I fed, and saw a field that seemed at iirst
One glis,enng mass Of roses pure and
white,
With dewy buds mid dark green foliage
nursed;
And, as fingered oer the lovely sight,
The summer breeze, that cooled that
Southern scene,
Whispered, " Behold the source OF
COTTOLESEl"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13

than have nv fca, c1' or said " J..
bingham OF P~incav.lle. H.. "hut yoIl
dia from gangrcn" (Which had eaten
away eight t0esl = YOU don't" SAID
all doctors. Instead hc used Buck.
ions A-uIca Salye '.ll wholly cured.
I's cures of Ec7oma Fever Sores,
B0ls Burns and ri astound the
world g-c a. ArlW0ro Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13

cents ,aa price fixed 1g che stand.
ard. is supposed 20 have been --
oo-s1la fo- this unusual claus.
10 The transfer o., the p-operles
This brings gp an interesting point
j. .s raa.ls- ,le roge-amea. VIII
ys-u.. tae oI produced upon The
lands o' ,aa Indians 20 De- sold a. a
price fa- below is zeal value when
c. r Craaga- Tas government oil
inspector .a Oklahoma. De- brolgh.
this question up. and the result was
tha standard ls said % have kept
.lo price up 20 a certain point, fear
ing che government would take some
action ]. Is said that ID" price OF
oil IS likely 20 IAN II tho Payne Tar
~ bin places crude oil and it'
refined products on ne free list oi
practically 80 The attention of the
department of The interior has beer
called % 'his. and should g. be- done
n remains 20 De seen whether th'
department viii protect the INDIAN
by refusing 20 permit the leases .
be- pumped dry OF oil which will b'
sold az ridiculously low figure
For. while the Indian IS n lessor h
is also a producer. 20 the extent o
his royalty. and s. Is up 20 tho gov
eminent 20 500 that he gets some
thing near 7ha' 'ho OH is worth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DANDRUFF.

ZEMO stopsitching instantly and will
cure any case OF Dandruff or itching
scalp. ZEMO destroys the dandruff
germ and prevents failing hair, twill
give the hair a rich 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. p. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13

Wublrron. Latimer county. May l3
Po,,al LAHORE county May u.
salN-aa sequoyah county May l5
Ada. Pontotor county. Nav IS.
Atoka A,oka county May la
L.Hlgh Coal oDIu', May 20
suplor. Haskell county May o.
Idabel NcCurtain county. May o.
Hugo. CHoc.aw county. May g.
Antlcrs. Pushmataha county May
Durau'. bryan county May o.
Nadnl Marshall couu'v May 2s
Tishomingo Johnston county. May
Marietta Love county. June !
Ardmora, Carter county June
sulphur Springs Murray county.
Jun" @.
Pauls Valley Garyiu county Juao
Purcell McCla.n county June B..
Ok.mah Okmsk,a county. June =.
Institutes for %, four counties I'm
.ha northwestern part OF thr stat.
Win Dee held iu July Dates viii be-
announced later
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-13
A Beautiful
Complexion

In Ten to Twenty DaSe'
KADiNOLA CREAM is guaranteed TO -
move all discolorations and beautiiy 'he
COMPLEXION. SOC. and 81. at drug stores
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
MAY ENLARGE
 WAREHOUSE

So successful was the business men of the Faulkner County Warehouse Go during the past year that the directors of the the concern are considering the mat ter of enlarging their building in order to give room for more stor- age. Plans for the addition are now being made, and it is thought a contract for the work will be let within a short time.
 The officers and directors of the company, who were reelected at the stockholders meeting Satur- day afternoon are: I. G. William s, president; G. w. Webb, vice-pres ident A. l.. Nichols, secretary and treasurer; M. F. Dickinson and s. A. Weatherly, directors.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
Error in Telephone Directory.

Au error occurs in the directory of the Conway Telephone Com pany, which the management de- sires to correct through this paper. The number of Prof. G. H. Burr S phone is given as I22, which is the same number as given the ice plant. Prof. Burr's phone is num- Der I23 and the ice company's s number is I22. The professor states that is impossible for him to place all orders for ice which are received at his home as the plant is located several blocks from his residence.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
FUNDS ARE APPORTIONED
School and Road Revenue Pro Rated to
 Various Districts in the County.

County Clerk J. H. Bailey has just completed the apportionment of the revenue from the school and road taxes of 1908, assigning the funds to the various districts in the county. The district school tax and the road tax are appo.tioned to the districts ill accordance with the amount collected in each, while the poll taxes and school fund penalties are prorated to the school districts according to their population.
 The total amount of district school tax collected in the county was SIS.2I7.4S. The treasurers S commission is S364. 36 and S263, @ was assigned to the general school fund, leaving SI7, ,589. 34 to be as- signed to the districts. The Con- way school district receives from this source S5,577.oo.
 The net collections of poll taxes and school fund penalties amount ed to S4,I36 o9. Deducting the treasurer's commission of SS2.72 and S24.o7 put in the general school fund, & ,o2o 30 is appor- toned to the school districts accor- ding to their school population, the Conway district receiving S53o 10.
 The county road tax amounted to a total of S9,oI5. 69. From this is deducted collectors com c mmission, S243.72, treasurer S commission, SISc. 3I, assigned to general fund S477. s, leaving SS,- II4.I2 to be apportioned to the township d'stricts. In this appor- tionment Cadron township receives by far the largest amount, based on the assessed valuation, the rev
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
AmuSementS.

Messrs. Cain and Fain who have just finished an engagement at lhe Lyric are among the best players that have ever visited this city. Their dancing. singing and sketch work was far above the ordinary and was appreciated by the large crowds that attended every night they played here. We hope to have them with us again.
 The Air Dome this week is put ting on a show which is one of the best that has ever visited this city in the vaudeville line. Be- sides the excellent program of pie lures the one-act comedy sketches by Clement & Lee are very good. The sketch given last night was entitled "Is Marriage a Failure, or a Woman of only Few Words, '" and the large audience showed their approval by loud and frequent applause. Miss Lee is an actress of exceptional merit and MT. Glenn ent is above the average in his line. His songs, "The Country Jay at the Circus" and Every Lit tie Bit Added to What You Got Makes a Little Bit More" deserve special mention. The same sketch will be presented tonight with an entire change of pictures and to- morrow night they will give sketch entitled Was Tom to Blame"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06

ton of St. Joseph's Catholic church, in addition to being a most enjoyable celebration, was quite financial success, according to the statement made up today by the committee in charge. The to- tai sales ran to nearly S4oo, while the net proceeds, all of which will go to the support of St. Joseph S orphanage at Little Rock, amount ed to $I76.73. This is better than the financial returns from last year S picnic, and the committee states that considerably more would have been made but for the fact that many of the stands sold out before the afternoon was half gone. The committee requests The Log Cabin Democrat to eX- tend its thanks to all who in any way contributed to the success of the occasion.
 A prize of S5 in gold was given to Wildren Fulmer who won the slow mule race, and SI to Willie Erbacher for climbing the greased pole.
 This Fourth of July picnic has now become an annual institution for Conway and it is believed that it will grow more successful each year. The cause for which it is given is a most worthy one, while the picnic affords to the people of this vicinity fine opportunity for recreation and enjoyment on the national holiday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
School Boundaries Changed.

Acting upon a petition of s. A. Weatherly and 25 others in school district No. 6S and A. C. Hovis and I6 others in No. s, County Judge J. A Lea this morning made an order detaching the south half of the northeast quarter of sec ton ?, township 7, range I3, from No. s and adding same to No. 6S. The petition requests the change, it states, in order Ito give H. P. Glover the benefit of the common schools of the county"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
enue going to this district being s, 5oS.I5.
Hanging is Postponed.

By granting stay of execution to Abe Greene, the Van Buren county negro who had been con- victed of criminal assault and sem fenced to hang on next Friday, July 9, Greene gets new lease on life for several months at least. The stay was granted in order that Greene might prepare an ap- peal to the court, and the case will not be considered until after the summer vacation of the court, so that Greene cannot be legally hanged before next October.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
HOT WEATHER
 STOPS WORK

The excessively hot weather is causing delay in the construction of the new Baptist church, work upon which was begun last week. The excavations for the founda- tions have been completed and they were expected to be laid this week, but F. U. Halter laid off his force of laborers yesterday at noon. "Men can't do any work under that broiling sum-" said MT. Hal ter, "and we might as we'll stop until it cools of. "
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
TO IMPROVE
 OLD CHURCH

At meeting of the Presbyterian congregation last night 1t was de Cided to obtain estimates of the cost of making considerable inn provements on the Baptist church property, of which the Presbv- terians will take possession Sep tember I. Among the improve ments contemplated are q steel ceiling, a collonadr in front with concrete walk and steps aud gem eral repainting and repair oi the building.
 The members of the church are anxious to get their new home ill good repair before the meeting of the Arkansas presbytery, which will be held with them in Sep tember.
 The Baptist congregation have not yet made definite arrange ments for place of worship pend- ing the completion of their new building, which is now under con struction, but which is not expect ed to be completed for about a year. It is probable, however, that the services will be held in Central College auditorium.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06

of Thurston Fulmer, one of the creditors.
 The receiver is instructed by the order of the court to make an in- ventory of the goods and dispose of such as are perishable immedi- ately. The disposition of the re- mainder of the property will be made according to the order of the court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
Little Girl Injured.

Dora, the three-year-old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. James Ligon, fell from a hammock yesterday afternoon and received a painful injury. Her chin was GU. so severely that several stitches were necessary to close the wound.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
JUDGE PRINCE RECEIVER
Chancellor Wallace Appoints Him to Take
 Charge of Randell Property.

The appointment of Judge P H. Prince of this city as receiver for the soda fountain, goods and fix lures of Robert J Randell was re ceived here this morning, and Mr. Prince has taken charge of the property. The appointment was made by Chancellor J. G. Wallace of Russellville, on the application
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
Prize for Corn Club Essay.

County Examiner T. F. Forrest and County Demonstrator J. E Rogers have offered a S gold medal to the Faulkner county boy cultivating patch of corn under the corn club rules who writes the best essay of corn growing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
Infant Buried Here.

The infant of MT. and Mrs. Walter Hogan of Atkins was brought to this city for burial this morning. The child was born yesterday and lived only a few hours. Mrs. Hogan is daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Stubbs of this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
Fined For Wife Beating.

Entering a plea of guilty, Les ter Thornton of Preston was fined SIo and costs on charge of strik- ing his wife. in the court of Jus tice of the Peace w. B. Wilson yesterday afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
Mode & Clayton Moving.

Mode X Clayton are moving their stock of merchandise to Hill Fountaine building today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06

The picnic given at the fair grounds Saturday by the congrega-
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06

Nearly Two Hundred Dollars Melted fol
 St. Joseph's Orphanage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06

Marriage Licenses. C. R. Stephens, 26. and Pearl Burnett, IS, Mayfower.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06
Died.

A German ventriloquist prom inent in causes of poor shows has just given out statement that he recommended using air domes. But after using same for two nights in succession he died from exposure to dew, peck of dust and 8 few bugs.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06

PICNIC FINANCIAL SUCCESS
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-06

"The glorious Ruby should adorr Those who in warm July are born; Then will they be exempt and free From loves doubt and anxiety"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-01-23
Among the Live Ones
Here and Hereabouts

musician in Lincoln has been pressed
into service for this occasion, and a
dance orchestra of thirty-five pieces
will be provided during the entire
evening. This will be the largest and
Lest dance orchestra that ever rem
Gered dance music in Lincoln. The
music will Of itself be a rich treat,
and in order to give music lovers who
DO not dance an opportunity to enjoy
ii, balcony tickets will be sold for
twenty-five cents each. Tickets for
the concert and the dance will be sold
for 81 each, with charge of so cents
for extra lady.
The auditorium will be tastefully
decorated for this occasion, and the
evening of February 2 promises to go
down in Lincoln's social history as a
red-letter date.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-01-23
THE FORCE BEHIND JUDGE WRIGHT

every always whmperng and finding
fault.
They find with everything
They simply mionmeeing union They don't favor
of resolutions These tame
for this brand of fire who can't that laws only the
reflection of public opinion.
OF Meyer,
refugees Judge Wright de-
Of those who
the government by simply voting
This delightful theory K and the emoonalist and senti
place. but interesting to note the tactics OF
while either dreaming boastng Of
by only the dreamer but
by who beyond the
their who know nothing of the world
yond.
quarreng tactics build the road lead
economic and political emancipation
half fund raised by union masher has been
expended effective wayeducaon and the employment
of Toledo business who receive
Appeals
Metal Trades week record
national capital
decisions unions publicity Trained
newspaper placed in charge Of well printed
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-01-23

such The Square Deal journals
backed the Posts and Van Ceayes who ditor objects of
bo and who appeal to the peudce of their
with the other side because workers in their simplicity and
fullness, depend their foes justice
Nor do these anti union organizations conne themselves
batting labor They take positions public questions while
be said that their activity only cloak the fact
that always before the public weight and
lever in the moulding Of public opinion
creating pab judges when these the
their sparsey supported their lack Of political o
unonsm the unorganzed and the with which they d
vided
We think failures and faults umoticed We mag
judges fail the solid lines uthe
business the possible because their
handed while delude
something don't like.
Judge monstrous
the elimination Of weaid campaign waged increasingly and
cevery labor with asleep officers interested
jurisdiction flights Of playing the safe and
desire be known conservative while ounda
by
would dodge
find strongly entrenchedToledo Union Leader