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The Springdale news., 1909-03-16
SENATE PASSES THE GANN BILL. THAT IS AFTER IT HAS BEEN
 AMENDED.
NOW UP TO THE HOUSE.
Hot Springs Racing Bill Killed by the House.-.Senator Dill's
 Resolution Fails.

The Senate on Wednesday passed the Ganu bill as amended. the amendment provid- ing for submitting the question to vote of the people. If the House coneurs in the amendment the question will be. voted upon at d special election to be held July II, next. Should the House refuse to adopt the amendment then conference committee will be appointed by both bodies to see f an agreement can be reach ed.
 The House on Thursday de- feated the bill to re-establtsh racing at Hot Springs by vote of IA to 5. A motion to recon slider the vote by which the bill passed and to lay that motion on the table effec ctually settles the matter, so far as the House is concerned. Since betting on racing was outlawed III this state strong efforts have been made to amend tlle law so It would not apply to Hot Springs, but il has always failed. While the bill has been termed the racing bill" it was really bill to permit bet ting on horse races.
 Senator Dill's resolution for d proposed amendment to the con- stitution to provide for the elec- tion of township assessors, was defeated in the Senate Thursday, s to 19.
 A bill was introduced in the House Thursday to change the system of nagement of the state penitentiary. It provides for the appointment by the gov ernor of a Board of Commission CTS to be composed of president, secretary and financial agent to serve two, four and six years, and creating the office of super intendent of penitentiary who shall serve for period of six years at salary of s, soc per year.
 The bill introduced in the Senate to regulate the sale of patent medicines, was defeated Thursday, receiving only three votes. Senator Carlock of Madi- son County was one of the sup porters of the bill, and in the discussion preceding the vote stated that he had received as much relief from patent medi- cines as he had from doctors prescriptions.
 It was impossible to secure a quorum in the general assembly Saturday for the transaction of any business, large number of the members having gone to Hot Springs as guests of the business men of that town.
 The House passed a bill Wednesday prohibiting the sale of liquor within five miles of Avoca school house, i'll Benton County.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16

If every man lived in the right way, no boy would live in the wrong way.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16
A NEW RULING
 BY THE COURT. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS COM.
 PANIES ENJ0INED. JUDGE HUMPHREYS STAND. Holds That Whiskey Shipped 10 Fictitious Names Should Not
 be Delivered.
JUDGE HUMPHREYS STAND.

Two packages of whiskey, con taining 5 pints each were found and captured late yesterday after noon in the depot at Johuson's Switch, 5 miles north of Fayette- ville The liquor was consigned to Tom Dot and the application for search warrant was made to Chancellor Humphreys. It was represented To the court that after investigation no such per son aS Tom Dot seuld be found and that the name was fictitious. Judge Humphreys hot only granted tile search warrant but he issued citations on the Frisco railroad aud the Wells Fargo Express Company to appear Ill his court at l0:o0 o'clock tomor- row morning and disclose the name of the real eonsignee, fail- ing in which he would hold them responsible for engaging in the sale of whiskey themselves and would impose a fine on each of them of $500. Judge Humphreys also intimated that he would de- clare a place where whiskey Is sold a nuisance and order 1t closed. This is an extremely in- teresting case and will attract state wide attention.-Fayette- vile Daily, Thursday.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16

No. 5, the south-bound cannon ball, IS now making regular stops in Springdale, the new order hav- ing gone into effect Friday.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16

Fire broke out Sunday about eleven o'clock at the residence of J. $. Ewalt on Maple Avenue, and had It not been for the prompt work of Mrs. Ewalt the probabilities are the house would have been destroyed. The fire caught from a pipe leading from the furnace to the chimney iu the sitting room, no ole being in the room at the time. When the children came i'll from Sunday School they discovered the fire, and Mrs. Ewalt, who was in the rear of the house, rushed i'll with q pan of diShwater and put out the fire The mantel was de- stroyed and also some clothing. It was very fortunate that the fire was discovered before it gained much headway.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16
ATTEMPT MADE TO ROB
 HEWITT $ cos. STORE.
Burglary Frustrated by Night.
 watchman CardwelI.

Saturday morning about three o'clock some one attempted to en- ter the hardware store of W. N. Hewitt X Co. by breaking a pane of glass Ill the rear window of the store. Night-watehman Cardwe11 was standing on the corner near the establishment of the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Company when he heard the glass crash, and hastily running to the fear of Hewitt's store he heard some ole running. Refus- ing to halt at his command Mir. Cardwell fired several shots at the tleeting party, which appar- ently only served to hasten his speed.
 Hewitt X Company have not missed anything from the store, and 1t IS presumed that the would-be burglar was frightened away before lie secured anything.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16
DEMOCRATS
 NAME TICKET. PRACTICALLY ALL OLD OFFI. GALS RENOMINATED. HEADED BY MAYOR I.T. LANE Republicans Will Also Probably Nominate Straight Ticket
 for the First Time.

Mayor-I. T. Lane.
 Reeorder-Arthur Dyes.
 Treasurer W. II. Searcy. Aldermen Chas. Smyer, J. NJ. Hewitt, w. C. Ownbey, Wilson Cardwell, ". A. Graves.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16

Try the Twice-a-Week News.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-16

Springdale lost both games of ball at Fayetteville Friday and Saturday, the score the first day being and ? and the second game F and I. The University girls basket ball team defeated Crescent College of Eureka Springs Friday 2S to 5. The girls of the Springdale High School have been endeavoring for some time to get the Univers- ity girls up here for game, but so far have not succeeded.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
STUART.

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guest IL n.S .~o,N"' 2H- FANNY -e.---
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proved ~ nel'tt.
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C4Dcelnu q, HM.s7@El.L
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arrived i4s; vesh ans VI -.Als ,-,
home VIII hr, So. Ems,
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wife s'ho l. very 81 s. Asrvl.-. \. l..
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evening, IL VI. a.Sr IL he~s rtsT-
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
ANNONA

NJ an6 Ms. Rnlir Ans,arv Wen, L.
f0ri Pierce Thu-sday.
M AMI Ms F,alcne- Russell vii
return u AnsBn2 II I,ecsmi.a-.
Ms SEQ. Ssyia, gnc Ms aa--r
Jennings wsrs callers u me Anfau.
schao. are afternoon last Vt4k
NJ. an0 Ms Peter Ani,eny ami sar
Pau are ENJOYING lengthy rssi. win
friends and relatives II Tpes knIrs-< ant
DDhngne, Ia Their Ansanl E-teue.
will he glao v'her rhey return.
Miss julia Croma-1ie. 81 Ga-ianl
NGSh (.a-iInl arrived here las; B0ncaT
and will assist Miss Mrhess.m m m.
Ans0na Private Schea.. IN. -es. al IN.
scha8 veal She Is L g-zlua1. a
James Spruni Institute. Y &. anu ms
hsn several years ex4s-isnrs II. TEACH
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
WALTON.

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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
LOCAL OVERFLOW
Wal, tor the opening of The Ron,Tan.

Waj, for the opening II The Ron-Tan.
The Na)aika city coun>j, has p@i ;he
price for license 10 sell Toy pistols 81
Sla(
J 4, Gardner has patent ior Oh
tanning jurpsntine from Sa~dasi, ana
he has formed stock rompany with
$,S.rN capital 10 ID business in Jack
>oc>l.J
Arcadia ',;Sl decided 10 chose It's can.
tract hNr>>, October s,h, with tie r..
suit th&; IS.Htl aoNe> were slgnea az
~ ;re as; gay, They have al The
sralt that their packing facilities can
handle
The h.s For, Pierce ho;el hiss heen
=, p;ea to' the coming winter season,
Ia; the name ot he lessee Is ta!ne
Nj;hheN -o- me present The haii0-
ny j. undergoing s thorough reDoyS.
ssUS. ana vi, * iu tr>;-c,SS> share ne
lNry ne >SaSM opens.
~, Is ge&m has been granted p%r-
mission sy The council u >toSe the tVo
streets colrerns ~ ;he AaR grounds
ou-.Nc tns games next Wednesday ana
Tha7>6sy aftsInaaDs. THIS VII allow
;hI ary> 90 ca,lesj admission from any
.05 u>ias the stree; 20 witness the
.S0e>
Nont forge; the ING millinery ana
Sry gas, opening at The 7. 7. Cobb
~ mari n;Ii store next Wednesday ana
TSursisy. ossoaer 9Th ana 18Th, Al
unasu&It, ape line q: tal. 4n6 winte,
millinery and a-y goa5> vii he an DIS
i'&y See hls display a6 ~ mage 1 o:
ihi> lSsos,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22

Tur announcement Of Senator Lows
". Xlm. of 81. Augustine, AS a 'aNd''
date for Congress from tins the Second
district. now represented by Hon.
Frank Clark. will I've hailed with delight
wv every true advocate " the common
proplc. The senator has always been
true and loyal to every interest " the
people he has represented III the State
Senate. and has been leader IN that
body. HIS election to cNngreSs will he
triumph Of the people. in whose in
terrsts he wNiid exert every energy,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22

WuAr wonderful thing is 4 printer ;
tvpe. Assembled with other letters
into words and sentences. Il brings -
Ms through centuries long past the
vital thoughts from the mind " genus.
II brings from hips lonG trOmhl~i into
dust the stirring call ~ duty. The mes
sage ot hope, of charity N hove aNi ot
forgiveness, As HE g>'> On the lN'Wer
vi the letter grows. Vast machines
taAe il With It's fellows, maD>haline m
to ranks and lines, ana is impress Is
whlrle,i to vast distances awakening
and making true the hopes ana dreams
ot men We who place the letters day
Nv day viii pass, ami they Will ~ o"r
memory according as We are worthy
ar unworthy. This ht,le leaion p&r;.,
Gle is the rn>onier VI the woyG. L :
The herald VI the world ~ come.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
EDEN.

Mrs. +. Il Richards spent 'h' N''"
end with her relatives At stuart
Mrs John Miller wall entertain the
boo, exchange NEXT Saturday "''''
noon
The Ladies' AID held q call m'Tt''e
=, the home of Mrs Phillips ''" '"'''
day atiomouO y.
: + Wchh has taken tho com, ract
f,. pain,mg the church. and has large
f,rt, vt men engaged ~ d'ng the wor"
Oar marhc, gardeners have their
,sri,nS well under way and we WV
Soon bc enjoying all sorts OF garN''
sHs$.
We have not heard any or ,,,'NhN
ny several months Of the to,a' "'","'.,
hu, few are heginrnE 20 Ny""'' I"
4 ever will stop h'o'lnG.
Miss Jessie Miller who 5 teaching
az I.antara. expects ~ gNH a. 'Nl''l,
TANNER, Halloween for the ''h'"' ''
the Key West hurricane sufferers.
!. II. l.crWrnNau has the IH'u'
ara,N III the water after = th'r'"E"
rTcynaulinG ami nlw al otror fast 'aHth'
,hcS would better .roN ~ .6Fi' 'a"'''S'
Services NJ oar thurth are well ~
tended and constantly increasing III m
interest Oar people are ~ eF 'GN'
rramla,,i uNn having SCt"rN S$''h
talented pastor as the Rev. George
Marsh,
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles :. Schuyler, N Walton, regret
very much to hear ot their ln''nd'N
dcNar,ure for Jacksonville put nope
they will succeed in their undertaking
ami Ne happy in their new home
McsismeS Charles A, Robinson, s"hn
Miller. :. +. Webb and J. II. Lerour-
MEAN we're among the delighted guests
N charming csri party ?. the home
q Mrs. Geo, A. Sseger. at AnSona'
" tuesday afternoon last. Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mrs, leTournesu each won a
very pretty prize in the puzzle contest
while Mrs. :. +. Webb captured the
prize In the card game, five hundred
being the game. Al the eating con-
test which followed all We're easy VIM
NvyS - usual
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
Sc.rs a, TrsSe. Attention.

/ meeting al the Saard az TRADE Ia,
Fo,G Pierce = hereby called f0r Sasar-
d2y. ocinhe, the cS76 S:S6 u IT., 81
the Office ~ loacs Aemmincs, and s
iaH attendance Is urged ~ matters q;
imn0rss ncs VII he considered. A; this
meeting arrangements sil I've perfected
far calling cancnS al The ogafhel
voters al me 2nS schahl district fnr ths
purpose al nominating trustees ~ hs
voted Far in ghe coming election ga,
hopdre for geaa roads.
\. n PENNEY. President.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22

Try Tas TaIsINs when yag wan
hrss~clsss lat pr1nsane.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
Ladies' and Gents Golf Goats

Our assortment of Ladies' and Gents
Golf Coats is unsurpassed anywhere. We
will have on display an unlimited variety
of the very latest styles, most beautiful
designs, best quality and best prices Also
a large display of Mems Wool Shirts
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22
Ladies and Misses Coats

Our fall and winter line of coats repre-
seNtS the most Saleable Of the new seasons
styles. Ii embraces nearly all Of the fab
ric$ Of the season including broadcloth.
coyertS and SergeS as well as ruberized
silks and cravenettS.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-22

Beautiful belts in Persian and Jet, Jew
eled Combs, Belt and Sash Pins, and Dutei
Color Pins in endless variety.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23

Leon, Okla. Feb. 22-D. I. Safer
Of TAackeryille preached to the peo.
pie Of Leon Sunday and night.
otto Harris and Miss Mittle Porter
We're married sunday evening at four
O'Clock. Rev r. c. Baker Officiating.
j. F. Forkner Of Memphis, Texas,
rs visiting his mother, Mrs. J. G.
Forkner at this place.
J, W Forkuer is having a new ad-
d.'iou built 20 his residence.
The death ange, visited the home
OF c. c. Bartwel and took away a
Kind and loving mother Mrs. Bartwell
was an old resident OF this country.
and was loved by all who knew her.
The farmers Of this section OF
country are busy preparing another
crop
Hu.ber' Williams and Miss Malluda
S'arshu-v wcr, quietly married at
me- home of the brides parents sun.
DAY evening Rev j. " Hammons
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23
Cinnamon Have Long Fast.

san Luis, Obispo, Cal, Feb. 22.-
There seems no question that the
twenty-five Chinese who were found
and arrested here in a sealed car
came from Algiers, La, near New
Orleans, and that they had been in
the car for eleven days. \ thorough
examination OF the car shows that
IT had not been broken open in any
way and local revenue officers say
the men must have been in the car
when It was sealed by John Albrecht
a customs inspector at New Orleans
Neither the government nor the rail
road seals had been tampered with.
The Chinese are still in a weak con
dition from the long fast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23
BACKBONE OF FACTIONALIsM BROKEN

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~.. s~s ~. g 80, ye.css aga IS;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23

..y 20 subscribe 20 TIE new issue. j.
o. statement ISSUED By Air. Ware
on Saturday he said: y stand abso-
.u'sly upon nay proposition publicly
made. that ! desire 10 have an oppor-
'Iui-y 20 unde-wri.e the issue. I ask
10 more favorable terms regarding
dates OF payment than accorded uu-
derwri.ers IN The past by the Penn
-slyauia. and ! stand ready 20 pos.
in cash a sum commensurate with
tha amount OF the issue Of the securi-
'.ss 20 insure my carrying on. every
agreement made 5y me- Wall Stree
th.uks that the Ps1nsylyan' has been
placed In a delicate position by Mr.
Ware There IS no doubt but what
the Pennsylvania would save over
million dollars II the directors decid-
ed 20 a.lot the bonds by competitive
bidding instead Of awarding the IS
sue 70 a banking house az 90 and
then have the bankers sell them 20
the stockholders az from five 20 eight
points higher.
The steel corporation has aband-
oned its stand pat policy and from
now on will meet the Independents
in war for business. This means
that prices will be cut and the fight
will be bitter with the fttest sur
yiving This means a reduction IN
profits all around, and should for the
time being have a bad effect upon
steel stocks. It vii, probably not last
long
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23
WEEKLY FINANCIAL LETTER
BREAK IN STOCK MARKET

Nav Yors Feb 22-The worst
break hat the stock market has had
.a a long time came las. week. First
.he authoritative announcement thai
a drastic Gu. VIII be made in steel
rr.c-s-,arH or no tar.F-unsettled
matters. Then came a report from
Lo1d-a that +. II Hartman was az
the point Of death. This was known
20 be- untrue here but it caused some
anxiety ia London and London sold
between 10000 and 10000 shares o,
stock in New York. This with heavy
selling by Pi,tsburg, one New York
firm with Pittsburg wire connections
selling 25.OO0 shares Of steel common
and 10000 Of Union Pacific, caused
steel 20 lead the decline. The steel
and iron business Is now in a bad
way. The plants OF the steel corpora.
lion are running az 81 per cent OF
normal as against GO per cent eight
week ago The falling off IN business
IS due 20 the tariff agitation. Consum.
ers refuse 20 place orders until they
know Jus. how much the schedule
will DE cut The copper trade has
shown some slight improvement al.
though prices OF the metal have been
reduced. This has stimulated some
sl.rht buying but has not he.ped 70
reduce the excess Of supply over the
consumption.
Despite the bad break in stocks
there seems 10 be an unlimited de.
mand for high grade bonds. The
Denver & Rio Grande announced that
the additional S5,OOO,OOO five per cent
had been largely over-subscribed. An.
other evidence Of the avidity with
which COOL bonds are being absorbed
iu Europe as we'll as here is the large
ovcrsubscription OF the latest Rio
Janerio bonds Comptroller Metz an.
nounced hat he will sell $4,000 0oO
four per cent 30 year bonds on March
2ud In view cf the great demand for
bonds the comptroller expects this
issue 10 be one OF the most success
ful OF his administration The di-
rectors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company VIII meet on March 9th 70
authorize an issue Of SS0,OOO,oOO The
Wall street public are watching the
directors Of the Pennsylvania with
much interest. George L. Ware OF Bos.
ton has written President McRae,
asking that the stockholders and the
general public be given an opportun-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23

Tho republicans of Ardmore must
bc given credit for STAYING lu ino
with their party Whom tho state or.
ganzatlon was iu session recently
they passed resolutions calling upon
pyarv republican IN tho state and
without tho state 20 lend every aid
possible 10 wrcs' Oklahoma from tha
democracy ~ the next guboua'orlal
election. Republicans everywhere iu
'h" state wore called upon 20 place
ticket in mo HoId whore % shadow
o' victory was IN sight and .u places
whore Tho democrats had too hlg q
majority they were called uuon 'o
put citizens ticket iu the Gcld
Thor object is 20 destroy democracy
in This state The local republicans
have fallen iu I'm" They hat, ID mum.
Der of democrats Hoodnutud n'o
their party plans and are suing them
90 promote their own par'v Interests
The have thrown 'aa gauntlet down
i1 hrImoro and o. has h.ou picked up
lv 'Ha democracy NJ 'ho pI'v Tho
1Iunrost flc'fora' 0rh' NIa town bias
over eneu is now ou Personalities
have been Indu'gcd lu freely on mo
streets 'o1ag and 'ho campaign has
NOT begun Tho campaign 81 20 l1n'
rro month I' 's 'ha r.r~rf o' 'vorv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23

Where IN this country is 6, oeedml
10 enter into who and what Buster
Brown is? Everyone knows n F.
Outcaulrs cartoons TOO well ana the
aunouc,mou, that this musical com.
cdy will be seen at Robson opera
hou-c Mo- day, March LIST, brings
bur one query: What sort Of a
performance will Il bco" Everyone
knows the play-what Will its pre-.
son'ation oGcr? First it can be said
-'hc best company ever offered or
gathered together for the play, a
cast headed by Master Rice. thc real
en- as a Bustar-'hcn new scenery
and costumes with new songs and
music will be the features What
more can the amusement seeker
ask?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23
BEGIN FIGHT FOR DaouTH
INDIANA WOMAN WILL MAKE
HARo FIGHT FOR TEMPERANCE
IN FIVE COUNTIES OF STATE.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb 23.-With
the ringing OF church bells and blow.
ing Of whistles, with women at church
al,ars praying for Divine help, the
temperance forces today entered into
the contest 20 Danish saloons from
five counties which are holding elec
tious under the county local option
law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23
LOCAL MARKET.

OBy Wm. Newman)
chi kcrs, So gross and $500 dozen
Turkeys, l2iac.
Eggs 25c per dozen
Green hides, &c.
Dv hides, l2iac
Butter 2oc 20 25e.
Furs-
Mink, slOo 10 $3.50.
Coon 25c 20 75c.
skunk. 25c 70 500
Opossum 2oc 10 3Oc.
Hy Cold Sto-aee)
Hogs, 4c 20 Sc gross
Coas. 2c 20 2l4c gross.
Calves, 3'ac gross.
CBy J. b. Brady
Corn Csc.
Wheat. $50.
Corn, shalled $40 per 100 lbs.
chops sl25.
Bran. Sl25
Cotton seed meal $50.
Cototn.
strict mlddlug, 92j.
Mlddlinr, 9c,
Good m'dIlne 9iac
Strict low SIS.
Low mlddllng, Sc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-23
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