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Evening journal., 1909-03-10
THREE HUNDRED
SECONDS LATER
Or Five Minutes After Taking
Dlapepsin all Indigestion
Yanlshes 81

Miserable Is tho man or woman who
suffers from dread Indigestion or Dys-
pepsia- There are few diseases which
create such misery, long drawn-out auf-
ferng, as Indigestion. IL pursues them
before meals, after meals and between
meals; they take II TO bed with them.
II Is with them wherever they so. though
Indigestion Is the simplest disease Of all
to cure.
Tell such ahiicted ones, dear reader.
OF Papes Diapepsin; urge the sufferer to
go TO any Pharmacy here and give 80
cents for a case. Such a sufferer would
ever bless you, because fve minutes ar
ter taking there would be no more In
digestion, no feeling like lump OF lead
IN the stomach. or Heartburn. or full
ness and discomfort, no BelchinE OF Gas
or EructatiOns OF Sour food, DehllltatinE
Headache. Nausea. Water Brash and
other symptoms OF a sour. dsordered
stomach.
Pape's Dlapepsin will digest any
thing you eat without the aid OF the
Stomach,
Diapepsn is wonderful Stomach
purifier and splendid to keep the intos-
tines clean and fresh; then your food
will not ferment and poison your breath
with nauseous odors.
Diapepsin will rest the stomach and
increase the gastric juices; this is what
is mostly needed-more and better al.
sestlve juioes-and no Gas-then Indi-
gestion and all stomach trouble will
go.
Bach 50-oent case contains SUFFICIENT
10 usually thoroughly cure tho mosi
chronic dyspeptio.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
Social and
Personal

Mrs. william II. Gear has returned
20 Hartly after spending week with
friends In this city and Chester.
William Bishop has been the guest
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bishop. OF Choswold.
Mrs Rcbecca Hutchinson has return
ed to Leipsic after a visit to friends
here.
Mrs. T. A. McIlvain of Magnolia, has
been visiting friends here and in Phil
adelphia.
Charles c. Beck and wife of Sumter,
S. c.. have returned home after attend
ing the Inauguration OF President Taft
and spending a few days In this city
with Mrs. Becl's brothers, Samuel j..
and Jacob S. Beck.
Miss Mary ]. Crawl, who has been
spending several days with her cousin,
Miss Florence Pennington Of Lima, has
returned home.
Misses Mary and Margaret Donahue
have been the guests Of Miss Mary
Watson Of Chester.
Mrs. S. II. Chambers has returned "a
/ Wyoming. after visit to relatives IN
this city and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mcl<insey has returned from 0
visit 10 friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Stella Holden, Of Milford, 4
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

under the present law If a man owns
two or three hucksters' wagons the
licenses must be issued in the name
of the driver or other person with the
wagon. and not in the name of the
owner. II a driver should give up his
job or become III. there is no provision
for a duplicate license, and the wagon
owner must buy a new license. Mr.
Welch explained that his bill provided
that the licenses should be issued in
the nape OF the owner OF the wagon
or wagons. thus obviating the difiicul-
ties that arise at present. The license
fee' shall be $25 for each foot peddler
and s25 for each wagon.
Must Report Deaths.
The House passed Representative
Spruance's bill providing for a return
TO the State Board OF Health OF all
deaths throughout the State. The bill
provides that returns shall be made
TO the secretary OF the state Board,
who is designated as the registrar, and
a fee of twenty-five cents shall be al
lowed for each death return. The State
Board is empowered to name assistant
registrars for the different communi.
ties TO make the death returns theil
only compensation to be the twenty.
fve cent fee.
Among the bills passed by the House
yesterday afternoon were the follow
ing: Senate bill amending the charter
Of Selbyville by giving the right "a
open new streets; House bill requiring
the State Board of Pharmacy to join
the National Board OF Pharmacy.
Bills passed by the Senate yesterday
afternoon We're: Senate bill allowing
teachers joint Institutes; Senate bill
requiring tenants to pay for fumiga-
tion except when destitute; House bill
providing FOR the transfer Of real estate
TO school districts in certain cases
House bill preventing hares and rab-
bits being hunted with ferrets; House
bill protecting clans; House bill pro.
tecting wild ducks; House bill requir-
ing the attorney general to give ad-
vice to the State revenue collectors
House bill making the records of GER
tain bills In New Castle county evl.
dence; House bill to prevent the laps.
ing Of certain devises and iegacies.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
Box Social.

A box social was given last evening
In the commercial department OF the
Wilmington Business school The dec
oratlons were red and blue. the school
colors, and many Of thes tudents and
alumni of the school were present.
Banks orchestra gave a program, and
there were many other features to
make the evening q pronounced success
The following program was given:
Ochestra, "College Life" recitation.
ELI Trumbower, reading, Robert Wool
ford; march. "School Days" march,
"TannhauHcr;" tenor solo. Harry Ora
ham; reading. ELI Trumbowerl selec-
tion, orchestra; tenor solo, Howard
Carver; recitation. Miss Florence Good
ly; orchestra, "My Dream Of the u.
s. A."
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
conIyn.vansant weddlnu.

IN stanton M. Il. Church Tonight
Miss Leah II. Vansant. daughter oi
Mr., and Mrs, Frederick G. Vansant,
Of stanton, and James J. conlyn, of
this city, viii be married,
The bride viii be attended by Misa
Clara Smith as maid OF honor and Will
liam Conlyn, the groom's brother, win
act as best man. The wedding march
viii be played by Miss Virginia Hutch
ins. and Miss Theodore Stroud will
sing Lohengrin's bridal chorus as the
ceremony Is performed A reception
win follow az the home Of the BRIDES
parents, and afterward they win leave
for a trip 10 Niagara Falls. Mr., and
Mrs. Conlyn will live here.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
surnrlsa Party.

Mrs. George Russell, OF No. 2os sixth
avenue. gave a surprise party on Mon
day evening IN honor OF the birthday
anniversary Of her daughter, Ella.
Among those present were; Miss May
Lally, Miss Orvilla Tompkins, Miss
Pearl GilEon, Miss Hazel Russell, Miss
Elva Russell, Horace Grimes, George
Graham, John MoCauley, Arthur Van
Dyke, Charles Welch. Harry Russell.
The hostess received n number Of gifts
IN token OF the occasion.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

Mrs. L. ]. Carraher, Of New Virginia,
Iowa, whose husband was murdered
in that city several days ago. a tele-
gram being received here by the police
telling of the crime, was in Whining
ton at the time the murder was COM
mitted. She was an adopted daughter
of Jacob Beltz, a German baker, who
lived at Eleventh and Union streets.
On hearing OF her husbands sudden
death she returned to New Virginia.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

being entertained by friends in this
city.
Miss May welch of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday as the guest Of Mrs
David Mason.
Mrs, Ruth Taylor is the guest OF
friends in West Chester.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Dixon were weekend
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Harry Wilson
OF oxford.
Miss Carrie Taylor and sister. Elva,
ef Hartley. are spendiug a few days
with friends here.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
pnath of NM. coIllaon.

DENTON. Md, March 1O.--Mrs. Ma
hala Collision, wife OF Cane Collision
died OF heart disease at her home
near Andersontown. aged SO years
Mrs Collision is survived by a son
Willard T.. collisona two sisters, Mrs
Elizabeth Adkins. OF Bethel Dale; Miss
Priscilla Carroll. OF Milllngton; tw,
brothers. William Carroll, OF Ken
county, Delaware, and Charles Car
roll. OF Talbot county, Maryland
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
Announce Their MARRIAGE.

Surprising their friends. Miss Anna
Wood and Herbert Stewart. Of Phil
adelphia. eloped 10 Wilmington two
weeks ago and were married by the
Rev Charles A. Hill. on their return
they went back to their homes. and
did not announce their marriage until
Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
Water Polo leanue.

A water polo league is being formed
among members of the Y. NJ. c. A. Al
ready IS men have signed the list Of
enthusiasts and it is the desire OF the
management TO get at least "a so that
the league can be started with four
have signed the list, the games will be
started.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

luNurlant hair that
nrrasistably at
tracts.
Partisan Sage is
sold by druggists
in all cities and
in Wilmington. Is
guaranteed by Mil
Ter Drug CO. to
cure dandruff, itch
Ing OF the scalp.
and stop falling
hair in two weeks
or money back.
II you cannot
obtain Partisan
Sage in your town.
(girl with the Au-
burn hair on each
package) Giroux
Mfg. Co. Bufalo.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
MusieaIe by ths cynthla.

A musicale will be given by the members
OF the Cynthia Helpers Branch in the
rooms Of the Young Womans Christian
Association. 9O6 King street, on Monday
evening, March %. Able talent has been
secured and all who go will be well re-
paid for the evening viii be enjoyable.
This branch does a big and most laudabie
work and should receive the general sup
port OF the public. They are interested in
the work among the blind exclusively. In
order to do all they must have funds, and
to this end the musicale viii be given.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
Raad-ott.

AT the manse OF West Presbyterian
Church on Monday niEht. Walter A.
Reed and Miss ella Bllem OFT were
married by the Rev. Alexander Alison.
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed started on a
wedding tour to Niagara Falls. and
on their return will live at No. 7e+
Adams street.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
rrInIiu nnlId MaatInn

The Women'a Guild OF Trinity parsh
will hold their meeting this afternoon
owing TO the quiet day services being
held in ST. Andrews Church to-mor-
row.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

Sunshine wants sowing machine TO
pass on 10 needy family II you have
one no longer in use and feel that you
would like 20 give sunshine TO this good
mother. who has a very large family 70
look after. we will be very happy TO have
you give IL TO us. Cali telephone 2l56-A
and we will send for il. and see that II
finds its way 10 the proper party.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

We want 70 thank our friends for the
crutches given to us last week as a re-
suit OF our appeal We had more than one
pair offered. but as we have frequent calls
for crutches we accepted all, and have
them now at our rooms. where we will be
glad to loan them TO any one in need.
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

n. Y, win send you a large bottle for 30
cents, all charges prepaid
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

in its place viii come soft, silky, bright
Evening journal., 1909-03-10

Cynthia Helpers Branch.-The regular
meeting OF this branch was held at the
home Of Mrs. Tillie Lloyd on Tuesday
evening. March 2. with a good attendance.
The reports Of the work done for the
blind we're unusually good and encourag-
ing A musicale will be gwen on Monday
eevning. March %. in the Young Womans
Christian Association rooms, No. 9o6 King
street. tickets % cents. Mrs. Frank II.
Mason. chairman. The next meeting viii
be held at the home OF Mrs. Mentzer. No.
zoos Pine street. on Tuesday evening,
March 16.
Let Hope with soft propitious ray
Our bosoms fondiy cheer,
Ne'er may the sunshine Of this day
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
NUMBER OF DEpOSiTORS

certify that the
EDWARD ANDREWS. Auditor
Society," do hereby
and inspection the loans ooatera bonds
titles Society
the books OF original them all herewith
and with the foregoing statement
NJ. NJ
FREDERICK f.
WILMER
FREDERICK STONE President
WILMER j ELLISON,
Evening journal., 1909-03-10
At cubberIy's Until March 10, IncIuslv
On Visit When Husband Died.

Rimless Gold Tiled Specs S1.50. 81
Market ST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10
AN AUTO TRIP TO
MILO IN HEAVY RAIN
DR.. HARDY AID SAM FosHES
NET VITA NO ACCIDENT UH.
TIL THEY GOT BACK TO CITY.

Af.e- having driven al,h0ut asc.
den, over fry miles of Carte coun-
~ roads and then 20 BE- begged
On the streets o. Ardmore. was the
somewhat unusual eKperienc. yes.
-erfay % D- Walter Hardy and
calusfslr Sam Forman.
Yesterday Dr. Hardy got a hurry
up call from a patient who lives At
Milo and wishing t0 ge' there i1
the qulckes, possible time. secured
the use o. Mr Keu1e.t Hudson
auto. Wl.h Sam F0rmau driving the
'uo FDt out. only 20 b. caught .n
'he heavy rain. which 90 the section
through which they Travelled was
almost a rl0Idburf' Sey.r stop
was made though except FOR q
minute during The heaviest of 'he
fan when g. was Impossible 20 see
ten fee. in front Of the machine.
The medical call ot the doctor
Was made and the return trip Dee.
gun with che rain s,lIl pouring
down The entire distance vas ueeo-
'ia,ed without an accident Of any
kind until Ardmore vas reached.
and while travelling the stree, -ail.
way companys tracks iu the north
part 81 the city the auto went down
20 the hubs and a passing street car
was Obliged 20 hook on and pull
them ont % the hole.
The roads Travelled were good.
says the doctor and crops all
along the route are in the finest
condition imaginable
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10
AYERS GOES TO CHICKASHA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lNTERuR.
BAN WILL GET GOOD BONUS
FROM WESTERN TERMINUS.

Mr.. Oscar Ayers. promoter OF the
Ardmore-Chickasha interurban road
left yesterday morning for Chlckasha
and otner towns along the route of
the pr,poged road and will. while he
is away get contracts from these
towns as 10 what they Will do in the
Latter Of giving bonuses for the road
Mr.. Ayers had an invitation TO
come to Chickasha as the citizens
tho-e wanted to know whether they
~" IN on the road or not, and 20
make proposition 20 him for ter.
minals there. etc. indicating that
they were ready and willing TO take
up the matter at once.
Mr.. Ayers stated before he left that
he would be gone about the end OF the
week. after which he would return 20
meet Mr.. Forsythe. the surveyor
here. he being expected about the
18th. wiring that he could not leave
New York until about the 10th As
soon as he arrives preparations will
be made to begin the survey az once
In the meantime Mr. Ayers and his
company will get contracts from the
towns through which the road will
run, showing Just what each will do.
thereby giving them and the financial
operators an idea OF wha' may be ex.
pected and something TO work on.
With each week the project begins
10 look brighter and inducements are
beginning 20 come in fast. Mr.. Ayers
Is stlll firm in his opinion that the
road will be built and IS anxious 10
make a showing OF some kind at
once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10

Austin. Texas. June .. Governor
Haskell OF Oklahoma has declined 20
honor the rcquisItion OF Chapman.
Brown aud Grimes, who are want.
I'd al Del Rio ON charge of utter.
ing q forged instrument In conncc.
'ion with alleged frauds relating
10 thc lands of Kickapoo Indians
Governor raskclls letter is brief
merely conveying the Information
that his Views concerning the mat.
ter do not Justify hosorng the
rcquIsltion. Tho action Of the gov.
crnor Of Oklahoma apparently ter
inmates the matter. as there Is no
means OF securing the presence OF
Chapman. Brown and Grimes except
through the executive department Of
the new state. II will be remember.
cd that AT the request OF Oklaho
mans Governor Campbell consented
10 a hearing recently at which was
discussed proposition 20 withdraw
his requisition. Governor Campbell
however, declined 10 withdraw his
request, Secretary Barton will no
tiry George ThurmOn. District At.
torney az Del Rio. OF Gov. HaselI's
refusal 20 grant this requisltion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10

tIll continue 20 use-the strongest
Arguments al its oommand-the con
stan, app al 70 the selfish Interests q
the people. % their innate thrifi, 70
tnelr practical sense.
Today. twice as many people IN
this city are quickly Influenced by
advertising a. were formerly reached
To-Day a bargain sale-.f it Will stand
The test Of publici,y-is a real bar
gain sale-the responses ls immedi-
ate. conclusive which o. adequate for
l,s purpose. and which tells It's story
c0nv.ncInly. us sure - quick and en-
,ouragIng returns This state Of az.
fairs makes the problem % business
expansion a much simpler one than
ever beforehand one for more Ger.
tain of solution.
Adequate advertising IN this news
paper viii make any business which
deserves % grow-and Il viii do Il
before the owner Of tho business ha,
grown old ln the struggle It will dc
it quickly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10
BEARS CHARMED LIFE
GETTING TO BE 4 HABIT FOR
c. q. LADo TO COME uNHARm.
ED FROM ACCIDENTS.

Mr.. G. b. Ladd we'll nown res
ident Of this county. seems 70 bear
charmed life and after being
struck by lightning, several times. in
runaNays. and having been assault
ed and knocked down, ne stnl is
able to preserye whole body.
Mr. Ladd was early this morning
In bad runaway but as usual. In
fact IL is getting 20 be habit,
he came out without more than
getting good and muddy
The details Of Mr. Ladd's adven.
ture were not ob'ainable. the acci.
dent having occurred not far from
,he city but IL was learned that
his team ran away with him. throw.
ing him out and dragging him
through the mud 4 considerable dis
tance He suffered no broken bones
or other injuries. being only slight.
ly bruised.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10

hall yesterday elected J. ". Dillon.
Of Coalgate as permanent president
ot the good roads association Of OK.
lahoma and W. a Spence OF stone
wall. as seeretsy<reasurG
The annual dues we're fixed al one
dollar per year and one hundred and
fifty responded and paid their assess
mer's and were enrolled as members.
A motion was made that those who
h5ii 10 official position. who are in
terested In the movement for good
roads should be entitled t<,an hon.
orarv membership. ty vote of two
thirds Of the committee on member.
ship.
The committee reported aud recon
mended the following as honorary
members. Hon. Boone williams, Le-
high. J. S. Wiley. Oklahoma City;
Nike Hickman. Coalgate; Hon. SD
ney suggs, Ardmore; Hon. Geo. z.
Jahn. Coalgate. c. ". Witter. Tupelo;
Mr. Wever, Centrahoma. and By a
three-times three cheer, the name OF
Hon. William Murray vas presented
and by a standing vote was univer.
sally endorsed. and the secretary IN.
structed 20 convey 20 him the pro
found obligation q this convention
for his efforts on behalf Of the OBJ.
iects for which this association was or.
ganized.
Tuesday evening the Elks rendered
the visiting trustees and other guests
Of the city a banque, and "talk-fest'
at their beautiful home on Byrd
street. In the auditorium, speeches
were made by Hon. Geo. Z. Jahn. who
vas chairman OF the meeting ana
Hon. c. VI. Threadgill. ex.mayor and
Hayden Linebaugh. All the speeches.
were replete with information and
we're received with applause and wers
thoroughly enjoyable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10
THE KIND OF MEN IT
TAKES TO BUILD CITIES
J. p. PENNINGTON is SPLENDID
TPYE OF PUBLIC SPIRITED
CITIZEN.

II I could get ten men 10 s.gn
contract with me and guaranteed 20
do as much work and put up as much
mozas a. will. We Will make things
hum in Ardmore." was the statement
Of former mayor, j. r. Pennington,
this morning.
Mr Pennington sat at his desk at
Pennington Wholesale Grocery house
and talked 20 visitors between calls
over the phone regarding the big gas
proposition and in transacting other
business. Mr Pennington is one OF
tie busiest men in the city, but man.
ages 20 give a large part Of his time
10 public enterprises that promise TO
O.. worth while from a civic stand.
point.
Between calling up various bust.
ness men and asking them TO
take an hour off 10 do some work for
the good Of Ardmore this afternoon.
answering Others who had been asked
20 phone in. making an appointment
20 meet with the Benevolent Society
at four, talking 20 three or four oc.
cupants OF his office Mr.. Pennington
still found time 20 talk 70 a reporter
With a large business 20 look after
Mr.. Pennington is one OF the most
enthusiastic and public spirited men
in Ardmore and nothing that even
looks like It might be a good thing
for the city. is passed up by him. He
finds IL profitable for him TO engage
in promoting the city's interests and
much OF his time and liberal share
OF his money is given towards prof
iects pf this kind that the public
knows little about. The old axiom
If you want a thing done give II &c
a busy man 20 do" was never better
exemplified than in Mr. Pennington
He is OF the kind that knows how &C
fight, and fight long and hard fol
what he believes 20 be good and Il Il
next 20 impossible 20 get him discour
aged
Ardmore might with splendid profi'
10 itself have about a score or more
OF j. r. Penningtons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10
IT'S GETTING RESULTS.

We want TO further Impress upon
your mind the work this newspaper
In doing In creating new readers and
ansverers OF advertisements. It Is
work that is big with import TO you
ITO everyone who has anything 10
sol II is work that needed-and
needs-to DO done in this clty-oyery-
where And IN this city, as every.
whore, the work Is pgosperlug.
Time was when numbers" were
everything IN considering circulstlons,
IL was merely thought TO be "A qucs-
tion OF how many copies OF the pa
per were circulated. But sdyertis-
ers have come to understand that the
number OF readers who were quickly
influenced by convincing advertising
was the real test OF the value OF a
newspaper medium.
AdyertIsers--and publishers
long known that people in general
were not enthusiastic ad.readers and
ad-answereB-that. TO attract great
number OF people, and 20 make a
great number OF direct sales from an
ad, the argument and the inducement
had 10 be very strong. indeed This
has led, In the past, to occasionally
foolish extremes OF hysterla in ad.
vertising-all In the attempt to AZ.
tract reluctant attention.
This newspaper set about the task
OF changing all this-of oonvins,ng its
READERS that the ads were az in.
teresting-and usually hr more I'm.
portant-that the news. In this
propaganda II has used-is using, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-10
LEANING TOWARDS TRUTH.
Republican Press Accorded Due
Credit for Effort.

Guthrie. June "a great deal
has been said in the republican press
lately about petition with fifty
thousand names thereon filed with
the secretary Of state, and asking
referendum on the new election
law This is the most conservative
and truthful thing so far published
In the republican press concerning
the Law. and is in reality little
more than ono.half right The actual
number Of names on petitions filed
both legal and Illegal, are twenty
seven thousand eight hundred and
twelve according to statement
made by the assistant secretary Of
state, Leo Meyer. or course twenty.
seven thousand Is a long ways from
fifty thousand, but II proves that
the republican press can on some
occasions lean toward the truth