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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
peputx Sheriff West To HUNT.

Deputy Sheriff West Is about TO
take a weeks vacation. Mr.. West has
been working hard ate and Is Al ont
to see krelaxation with hunting trir
as the medium. with Mr.. West will
be two friends, r. W. Steele, a prom
incnt planter OF Little Rock Ark,
and Mr.. Edgar Magness, a banker
from Nashville, Tenn.
The trip will be made to the north
east part of the state in the Neighbour
hood OF Tulsa, whore Mr.. Vests son
Rov West Is teaching school
Mr.. steele, speaking of the condi.
tion of the cotton fields, stated that
on the way from Little Rock ia
Oklahoma City he did not see three
bales of cotton in the fields and com
mented upon the fact that there was
not much more between here and
Oklahoma City. Mr.. Steele noticed
how much damage the floods have
done 20 the surrounding country.
Mr.. Magness. who OWNS one banl
at Nashville, and one in the suburbs
of that city, stated that business t.
his section Of the country is in {
| flourishing condition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
Bridsman Announces.

The Ardmoreite takes pleasure to-
day in calling the attention Of the
people TO the announcement of T. c.
Briigman, who makes public his can
didacy for City Commissioner from
he Thind ward. Mr., Bridgman moved
to this town seventeen years ago,
he Is a pioneer he has undergone
the hardships and contributed his
part toward the growth of Ardmore
from q mere hamlet to the city it is
today. His loyalty TO Arlmore when
there was no means of taxation and
when roads and streets had 70 be
built by public subscription can be
testified to by those who were with
him IN those days He is a successful
business man and his honor and in
tegrity cannot be questioned He Is
iIreless worker and IN case hr
should represent the Third ward II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
PERSONALS

w \ Lcdbottcr is out Of the city
today.
Mr.. Sam Daube of the firm OF
Wcsthcimcr and Daube, IS in the city
today from Bowie, Texas.
Miss Mamie Nisbctt left this morn
ing for Van Astyne, Texas, where
she will visit relatives and friends
for a couple Of weeks.
Frank Bonner is in Marietta today
o. l.. Dcnncs visited in Gainesville
yesterday
r. H. Evcrtt was in the city this
morning from Madnl
John W Scanlan was in the city
yesterday from Marietta.
Hal Cannon Of this city was a
Gainesville visitor yesterday.
Lee Crucc and Sidney Suggs left
yesterday ON a business trip to Guth-
ric
w. F. Bowman and w. D. Gibbs
visited Tishomingo today on legal
business.
Hubert Young and John Reeves
left today for Los Angeles, Cal.
where they will reside.
George w. Day, a prominent hard
ware dealer Of Coalgatc, was a bust
ness visitor here today.
H. +. Keller of Lebanon, a witness
IN the Cal Stewart case, was here this
morning on route TO Marietta
Miss Ruby Pulliam of Stanley, New
Mexico, arrived In the city this morn.
ing to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. $. PullIam.
Mrs. ], l.. Clark who has been in
the city for the past two months visit
ing with her son, Fred Day, left yes
terday for her home in KaKnsas City
Mrs Matte Hays who has been IN
the city visiting with Mrs. w. NJ
Riggs, returned 10 Wynnewood yes
terday Mrs. Riggs has been quite
sick.
Miss Katherine Hansen. representa-
tive OF the Fort Worth Star and Tele
gram, Is in the city. Miss Hansen Il
making things hum for her paper II
this section OF the country.
Ray Poland, L. Miller Jim Franz
and Charley London have returne'
from points east whore they spent
few days hunting quail and duck
They report an cnjoyable time an
plenty Of game.
]. c. Graham, president OF the stat
senate passed through here yestel
day from Guthrie 70 Marietta wher
he will assist in the defense OF Ca
Stewart, whose trial will be calle
there today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
Ny Platform

Clean government.
Law enforcement.
Conservative expenditure Of the
peoples money
Taxation as low as a progressive
city can have IT,, but no "moss-back-
ism
No fayortism.
No ring rule.
No cheap substitutes in brains,
kind or material bought
have no record only theories Have
to make record-cxccpt for being
straight Got sense enough to know
not to tell a man who has more
where to get off"
Take life seriously, but don't take
myself too seriously. Believe In put
ting in 90 per cent of my time at.
tending to my own business and the
other 10 per cent in letting the other
fellows alone.
Try never TO ride over the rights oil
the other man.
Believe in doing well everything
one has TO do, from pelting dogs to
being commissioner from Second
ward.
Don't know any thing wrong about
any other aspirant for office and
would not talk It If did.
Want to be commissioner from the
Second ward II majority Of my neigh
bors want me 20 be- II nOt-won't
ask the First, Third and Fourth wards
to force me on the Second ward.
25-2 Yours truly
w. II. BURNITT.
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this country, and one OF the induce
ments offered to policy holders in
The eastern states to buy insurance,
both for protection ami investment,
is that the companies take the money
west and invest it principally in farm
loans. and in state and municipal
bonds. where they can obtain BET
ter rate of interest than prevails in
the eastern states.
\ smaller percentage of the In
surable people in Oklahoma are car
rying insurance than in any state iu
the union and do not think Il
proper to prejudice those who might
be inclined to make provisions for
their families in event Of their death
or for their own old age against IN.
surance by misrcprcscntnc the bust
ness AZ now conducted
We are fortunate in having an i'm
surancc commissioner who under
NIdlNaN IIl'' t'uNlIl'.NN anu anus INl'
honest insurance, and does not per
init unreliable companies TO do bus
mess here and he sccs that Oklaho
ma policy holders are fairly treated
There are a number of first class
companies doing business here and
all are rendering valuable service
20 the insuring public.
] have no desire 10 enter into con
trovorsy in this matter, but deem
it proper that these facts should be
statci, and trust that YOU will give
same space in your paper.
Yours truly.
J. HENRY JOHNSON
Oklahoma City. Okla. Jan. %. 1909
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
PEOPLES FORUM



Editor Ardmoreito.
For some time have been a
reader of your valuable paper, and ]
have noticed some articles advocat
ing the state of Oklahoma, going
into the business OF insurance.
1t seems to me that this would
not De practicable unless the state
enforced compulsory insurance,
which is not in harmony with the
spirit of the times. 1t is not my pur-
pose to discuss this part of the sub.
iect but TO consider some statements
which seem to be misleading regard
ing the business as now conducted.
The writer of this article evidently
is not informed as to the funda
mental principles of life insurance
and the business as conducted az
the present time.
In the first place, he takes the
position that all the money collected
by a life insurance company during
any one year. less the amount re.
turned to the policy holders during
the same year. is net profit TO the
company. II would be just as reas
enable to say that the money de.
posted in the banks of your city,
less the amount drawn out by the
dcpositors, would be all profit 10
the banks. Your banks are obliged
10 carry a balance OF such deposits
as liability subject 10 checks, and
in the same way life insurance com.
panies have TO carry the balance as
a liability to their policy holders,
and not only that, hut are compelled
a given rate of interest to be com.
pounded from year TO year. To IL.
lustrate. II a man at age thirty,
buys a twenty payment life policy for
one thousand dollars. in one of the
leading companies operating I'm Ok.
mium of thirty-three dollars and sew
cnty-eight cents for twenty years
only, II he should live that long;
but If death should occur at any
time even after only one payment
is made his estate would receive i'm
mcdiatcly one thousand dollars in
cash. and II he should live out the
twenty years. he would then discon
tinue payments and there would be
accumulated against the policy a re
serve OF five hundred, fifty-five dol
lars and twenty-five cents. this
amount Of money he could then with
draw by surrcndering his policy. hui
If the policy is not surrendered the
company does not collect any more
premiums. and they would be Obliged
10 pay the one thousand dollars 'r
event Of death at any time You will
see the company is Obliged TO carr
for their policy holders the differ
ence between five hundred fifty-fiv'
dollars and twenty-five cents anC
one thousand dollars after payments
cease because every policy will have
10 be paid in full unless surrender
cd for its cash value. The rate o
interest is specified in the contrac
and can never be changed after tn
policy is written. The difference the,
are able to earn above this specifics
rate is returned TO the policy hold
ers each year. In addition to thi
the policy holder has been drawln
a dividend each year during tn
time he was paying premiums, an
after receiving dividends for twent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
LADIES ATTENTION.

We have employed Mr.. p H. Woods
TO represent us IN Ardmore and h.
will call on you in a short tim' with
our Hosiery and Underwear for La
dies, Gentlemen and children,
He will show you the only line Of
guaranteed hose, which YOU viii So,
In the city Wait for hint NIL
pay you.
BLUE RIBBON MILLS AGENT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
Mr.. straehley's Father Dies.

Friends of Mr. Arthur Straehley,
the secretary and treasurer OF the
Pennington Grocery company, viii be
sorry TO hear that he was unable TO
reach Cincinnati before his fathers
death Mr.. Straehley left here on
Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
Unified Allotment

We have for sale the unified allot
ment Of an intermarried citizen. Can
be filed In body or In dsjointed
tracts. Phone 1865.
APPLE a FRANKLIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

years ami having the protection for
the same length of time, he can
surrender his policy and receive a
guaranteed cash value almost equal
ing the total premiums paid.
The dividends returned each year
is the difference between the amount
of premiums collected and the cost
Of carrying the insurance after set
ting aside sufficient amount to ma
ture the policy.
There are many other forms of
policies but they are all based on
the same principle, ami the compa
uies have to carry reserve to guar
antee the fulnllment Of their con
tracts. and this reserve belongs 10
the policy holders and may he with.
drawn at any time they see fit 10
surrender their policies for the cash
consideration guaranteed therein
\ large majority of the companies
are mutual in organization or opor.
ate on the mutual plan so that the
policy holders get their protection
at actual cost as they share equally
in the net profits earned. which IS
returned TO them once each year in
the form of a dividend
T. hA IL
fer TO keep Oklahoma money in Ok
lahoma, and in this case think
the facts will interest your readers.
There was introduced in the first
Oklahoma legislature a bill patterned
after what IS known as the Robert
son law Of Texas. which contemplat.
ed compelling life insurance compa.
nies 10 invest at least seventy per
cent of the reserve on their Oklaho-
ma policies in Oklahoma but an in
vestigation showed that at that time
the entire reserve on all Oklahoma
policies did not exceed four and one
half million dollars and that there
was invested in Oklahoma at that
time by life insurance companies not
less than eighteen million dollars. or
about five times the amount that
would have been required by law.
When the Legislature found out
the real situation they could readily
see there was no necessity OF such a
bill even II compulsory investments
were practicable. and II has been
demonstrated that they are not. If
every state should pass a similar
| law II would mean the withdrawal
from Oklahoma Of large sums of
money and would make II impossible
for farmers 10 borrow at a reasona.
BILE rate Of interest money with
which to improve or develop thei
farms.
can name a company that came
In here and loaned money 10 the
farmers long before they wrote an
application in this state, and now
they have more than one million dol
lars loaned TO farmers which is the
only investments they make in Okla
homa, and there are other companies
loaning money here who do not write
insurance in this state and never
have. There was much more money
invested here by life insurance com
panies last year than all the pre-
miums collected, TO say nothing o.
dividends. matured policies and deatl
claims paid. Some insurance compa
nies seek one class of investment
and some others and all are simpi,
seeking to obtain the highest inter
est rate with the maximum o
; safety.
! Oklahoma is a borrowing state an,
will be for some years to come an,
: we need cheap money TO develoI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS 5

! hereby announce myself as candi.
date for commissioner from the Sec
oud ward under tho new charter form
OF government. subject to the action
Of the voters Of this ward At the
Fralcy bros mill next Thursday
night. have not been solicited by
'mary friends 90 make this race and
as do SO ON my own responsibility.
! have no person or faction 20 please.
and mo-, l'ing a politician. VIII not
wo.k NoNhcs into. q shonorad by
their Endorsement ! will do my best
90 make good.
w. r. OUi.NlTT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
A FEW COURT DECISIONS

Much has been said about dismiss.
ais of indictments i'm the county
court The following are some of the
samples OF affidavits upon which
these Indictments have been dismiss
ed
Joe Bastinc. charged with selling
beer TO Victor Williams Dismissed
Il Victor Williams. upon my oath.
state that never sworc before me
special grand jury thai bought any
beer or whishcy from Joe Bastiue
l further svorc that hal never
been I'm Joe Rastinc's place since
statehood. never purchased any
beer or whisKey from him since
statehood. and never -lv any one
else do SO.
DsigncdJ VICTOR WILLIAMS"
Another indictment l.o Basunc.
charged with selling beer 10 Jack
Hays
Affidavit:
u. Jack Hays. upon my oath
state that never purchased any
vhiskcy or beer from Joe Uastins
in my life. and never saw amy ON,
else 60 so. and never svoro to any
such facts before the special grand
jury
CSiencd JACK HAYS"
John Little charged with selling
whiskcy.
"G Henry Kirby. wm my oath
state that ! am witness for the state
against one John IrIr charged
with selling whiskcy positively
swear that don't know John Little.
that I never purchased amy whishoy
or beer from him in my life and
mover saw any one else do so.
)Sipncd) HENRY KIRBY"
Sworn TO before Gluuio Mitchell
Notary Public.
John Little, selling TO John Potion
Patton swcars he never bought any
whiskcy from Little I'm his life
John Poe. indicted for yagrancy.
a. Smith Rsdman, state upon oath.
that am prosecuting witness
against John Poe, indicted for vagran.
cy, swear that John Pocs name
was never mentioned 10 me or In
my hearing before the special grand
| jury: further state that know
that said Poe has been working for
the county for the past several
months and can testify TO no fact
that would make him vaGrant.
CSignedD SMITH REDMAN."
Sworn to before Glcnic Mitchell
John Garnand, selling whiskey ia
b. +. Lambert
II, p. F Garnand. swear that !
never bought any whiskey from
John Garnand in my life; never was
in his place Of business and never
say the man in my life. ami his name
was ncovr mentioned to me before
the special grand jury.
(Signcd) y, +. LAMBERT"
sworn to before Glenie Mitchell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

c Boone Talaferro about your pic
ture framing. 2i'im
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

Preston Williams, the four-year-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, OF
this city, died at the home OF its
mother last night. The interment took
place this afternoon and the cause
Of death was pneumonia. The Benev.
olcnt Society which has been taking
care OF this family for some time, Of
fered its assistance in providing a
coffin. but It is understood that rel
atiyes or friends were able to offer
this help.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

To ,ho People OF Nrdmorc.
]. ,hc undersigned d, hereby an
uouuco myself az a candidate toi
commissioner iu the First ward
JOHN HOFFMAN. SIR
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

Read Ardmoreite want ads,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

respectfully announce my can.
didacy for the office of city com.
missioner from the First ward ar the
ensuing election will appreciate
the support Of thee itIzcns of Ard
more T. T.. GUILLOT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

The ladies OF the w C. T, U. are
in session this afternoon at the Meth
odist church TO make arrangements
for the next annual Chrysanthemum
show This will he the second annu
al affair OF this kind, the last one
held on November End, having beer
huge success.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

In the police court, Judge Gait
had only one case, that of a man
charged with larceny of So cents and
a comb, also with disturbing the
peace. He was fined ten dollars on
the first and eight on the second.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25
+ PIcK.UPs HERE AND THERE. +
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+ + + + : + r 4 Z + + = + = =

Among the out OF town visitors and
prospective settlers IN tho city last
week were f. T. Bcllas Of Springfield
H., Oliver Williams OF Virgins. Miss.
G. o. Schneider, Dcnison. Okla. W.
NJ Whittonton. Little Rock. Ark. 4.
II. Copley. Haileyvillo, Okla, and Mr..
Mitchell OF Hartshorno, Okla.
w. H. Bates and his family who
moved here recently from Sanger,
Texas, are at present occupying the
John Reeves house, but they have
bought a home of their own here and
will move into it as soon as It is va.
Gated by its present occupants.
Circle No. .. of the Methodist Epis.
copa church will meet with Mrs
/ Nottie Jones at two o'clock tomorrow
/ Tuesday afternoon.
The Womans Missionary Society
of the Broadway Baptist church Will
meet with Mrs Sidney Suggs, We'd
nesday afternoon a. o'clock All
ladies' OF the Ear;s. church are re
qucstod to be present
T.
/ St Philips Guild will meet with
/ Mrs II. NJ. Lester Tuesday afternoon
1 at 2.30 All ladies of the church are
requested to meet with the secretary
that time.
The following men were sent out
from the county jail yesterday to
work on the county roads: John
Watts, 5. p. Carson, John Little,
Ike Parncll, Virge Austin and vii
Johnson.
Mollie Amos, an Indian woman
charged with insanity, was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Landrun
and is detained in the county Jail.
r
/, Mr. Hollaman, who is very scl
with typhoid fever is being careC
for by the Benevolent Society. Iii
wife and child are also sick and ar,
receiving the attention of the society
1t is stated that they are very de
serving
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

St Philips Guild will meet with
Mrs. r. NJ. Lester Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3o. All ladies of the church are
requested to meet with the secretary
that time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

Mollie Amos, an Indian woman
charged with insanity, was arreste
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Landrun
and is detained in the county jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

Circle No. .. of the Methodist Epis
copal church will meet with Mrs
Ncttie Jones at two o'clock tomorrow
CTucsday) afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-25

John Little selling TO John Potion
Patton swcars he ncvp- bought any
whiskcy from Little in his life
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

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icin pilegt. ltebcr ocn Suiunumcn.
bang 5luild)en Sonncnidcinoollcr
uno 2%onglebigfcit baben Die gcbor-
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beaftensmcrtbe ltnterriud)ungcn an.
itellen %laIien. Sir Die StatiItif mur.
Sen Die mctcorologiiden 9eobad)tun.
gen Oes Sobres 1906 fiir mebrcrc
&lnocrt Staotc uto Ioricr benllst.
IS itelte iif bcraus, oaB BORT mc.
nigitens an 800 Sagen I'M Sabre sic
Come iihtbnr miro. nnlo bic Srt'
idJaIten Gnrabietto lr,o Yentilinp am
2ugono-Sce nebmen Die SpiBe nit
iognr 1927, bc5p. 33t Somcnihcin.
Sogcr. Mud Die Stobt 2llgnno,
cbcnio mir 2ocorno iinO lucgcl1 Der
Observation-Disclosures bcrilbnt. IS
iit oiIrd)nus nidt rmpabridcinlidl,
onb baral,f bic ungcm0bnlife Gang
lebigfeit Der 9%elpobner oeS aantollS
Sciiin beriibt. Inter Ger Ycpolfes
ring Don rlno 10000 aberdeen
luaren nabe5u olt $500 in chem I'll.
ter bon mebr oils 20 Sabrcn, mas
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leno ginuobncr eHtfieleu, in Sdott.
lono 80, in Srlano aleroingS AZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
SpOtDcten.

@eiunobetcn lit erlcoigt. @ebort
sum often Giieu. Sit unnoo,rn &C.
morocn. @cmn Giner front III, 9ebt
err meiItens bod licber sum Nr5t.
glbcr uelul Giner gelunO lit mo bot
cine ulte Came, Die CT mobl beerbeil,
uber bod lliht glott per1lften mod)tc
Critters, neil oos nid)t 10 elllfad),
mo ;3lueitcns, neil es inrnlerbln &c.
iobrlid, lit - mo Die olte Sartc lit
bel gar ull5li b%lilbenoer @elunnhe't,
ool1n fam CT Slt Den - Sootbctern
louien! Ios lit bod, l%peligltellS
ct,uos Nnocrcs. limo cs ut mooern.
Gus Nulcltc!
M%llcroillgs ipcrll Seilloilo III
bcltid)cn 8ollcn ieillcn belten 0rcllno
tootbcteu lnlien mill, 10 ml,b CT crit
Die Geiic iihcr ocn &allol alltrctcn
rlno cin &eild)ell bel ulierell cnglls
id)cn Tetttrn 5ll @uttc blelbcll, Gem,
in mond)cn Gingen lino unS Die eng.
l1locr nod porallS mo blcibcn co
~hoiicntlid. So SIM, Scilpiel III Die
icr 8eid)id)te pom SoOtbctcl.
@1rc bGitc Der /. Npril. 10 ipilroeil
sic Mciiten ocnfei1, id) lciite mir ci.
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gcbiloct, iohbcrn bic Scrritoiten be-
ten iogor aus rbl,nlanilttld)cn 8riln-
ocn" toot. Man oenfe!
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fnunteitcn Gbirur9en uno Ebplioloa
gen I'M gul,5en britiidcn Snielrcld)
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lit llro Die un9em66nlid,lten Grobuns
gen 0cgcn ollie Giuileftorcn entholt.
limo bent Girflllnr iunr eit nit Der
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