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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
The Disappearing Wife.

\ woman In Silesia has been haul
ed into court by her husband because
she persisted In growing thin in
Cppositi n 10 his wsihos I'm his peti-
ton for a divorcc the Siicsian gentle
man declared that the lady obtained
her husband under false prctcnscs,
for when he married her she was
mll-sizcd and of ample and generous
proportions, and he had every reason
to believe that she would remain so,
When slimness became the fashion,
however, she suddenly began fading
away in order to wear the latest
style of empire gown. She rode hoTe
back three hours each morning, play
ed tennis two hours, and then took
long fa--reducing walks. Complain
ant further AYERS that she ate like a
bird How successful was this siren
uos pursuit OF slendorness may be
Judged from the fact that In ,hrco
months time she had lost thirtyOu,
pounds and a portly husband.
For the hard-hoarted Silcsian JUDI.
granted the captlous husbands pie,
for a divorce and delivered a ficU,
attack upon the prevailing styles 10
feminine architecture. lie laid dow
the principle that no lady has
right to fade away without her hus
,ands consent, and he completed.
disallowed defendants plea that hal
a wife Is better than none.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
SUIT FOR PROPERTY
LAND VALUED AT OVER ONE MIL.
LION DOLLARS IN LITIGATION
IN OKLAHOMA CITY,

Gu,hic. Okla, Sep. -. Was Heu..
ry Howe. deceased. Father of I'D
Howe. of the Atchlsou Globe, soon
cr, when he filed ON claim uJ"
i'm the heart of Oklahoma city. and
valued at over 100000? This is.
the question on which hinges ,h"|
title % the valuable tract for 'hrI
establishment Of which suit was lii,d
in the United States circuit court
here today by attorneys f1r he
Howe heirs. The long s'rucsl for
possession of this land reads l'ke a..
legal romance,
On the day Oklahoma proper wao
opened fr settlement, Henry Ho"c,
"a Methodist preacher, made settle
mcut upon the piece of land A.'h
is now surrounded ON two s'l"i By
residence properties. and which has
been surveyed for addition TO Okla.
homa CITY Immediately af.cr Howe
took possession OF the land, -four
contests were filed by rival claimants,
one boy Milton Parker, who Gained
that Howe was a sooner and stlk'd
out thc tract before noon Of the day
ot the opening Three Of the CON
csts were decided In uowcs favor
but after llowc's death the Parker
contest WAS decided against the Howe
heirs ON the ground that one OF
Uowp's sons took possession of the
land few hours before the opening
giving mp quarter section oi 10 10
his father. Howes heirs appealed
from this decision 10 the commits.
sisncr of the land office, who docId.
cd I'm favor Of the Howe heirs. CAct
Howe, no relation 10 Henry How"
but representing the Parker iuinr.als
ook am appeal from the decision o
the secretary of the interior and ,uc
case was again decided iu ANr o.
ho Howe heirs by the first ass. g.
amt 10 the secretary of the u'r
-ior
NJ |''' II' IiIt l.I' NN.'''' 20
,gc hat before this decision was
written mp. Chet Howe had the case
transferred to the second assistant
u the Interior department ana mad,
some important changes in tho rac
-rd, of the case, Attorneys for rhe
Howe heirs claim that they diaoov
cred this alleged manipulation and
secured stay Of procedure unit.
August -, last,
Attorneys for the Howe heirs claim
that Notwithstanding this stay, The
Packer interests secured an issuance
Of patent to the land to Parker
June y, last In the suit filed today
in the circuit court the Howe heir.
ask that Parker be declared th,
trustee holder OF legal title 20 th
land for tho Howe heirs, and TIA
he be- compelled TO deed the tract o
the Howe interests ana to reimbr s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13

or died, when | read about Ilula y.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound; so
began 10 take IL, and am well again and
relieved Of all my suffering. - Mrs.
GFoRGE IORDy, Box 40, Marlton, Nj.
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots aud
herbs, contains no narcotics or harm
full drugs. and to-day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases We know of. aud
thousandsof voluntaryt ytestimOnialsaro
on file in the Pinkham laboratory at
Lynn, Mass, from women who have
been cured from almost every form Of
female complaints, Inflammation, ul-
ccration, diSplaccmcnts, iibroidtumors,
irregularities, periodicpains, backache,
Indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every suffering woman owes IL TO her
self TO give Lydia J.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound trial.
If you would like special advice
about your ease write ~ cOniidcn-
tial letter To Mrs. pinlham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice il free,
and always helpful.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
y MARY owYN wHITEMAN
TELEPHONE oNE-roUR-Two

Cambridge or London Universities,
which is announced bv the cduca.
lion committee of the General Fed.
Grafton OF Womcn's Clubs many west
crn young women will compete The
age of % years and marriage are
limitations set upon eligibility Of
ambitious young women graduates
who will attempt the examinations
which are the same AS those required
" mon competing for Rhodes
sch larship according to announce.
mcut made good health and good
morals are required along with schoL
as ic attaiumcuts. Examinations fol
,his scholarship are 10 begin oct
10 In every state of the United
tSatcs. candidates having now mott.
fled Ms. Frances Squire Potter. "
the University of Minnesota. the sec
rotary, Of intention to file crcdcu-
tials. All must be gra' iatcs Of Amer.
lean colleges and years of research
work are ahead of them in stin.
course OF study Keen rivalry among
state fcdoratious regarding this com.
petition Is expected Announcements
Of the departure I'm the field OF wo.
mans activities contains the follow.
ing. The papers are read and rated
at oxford by the official examiners.
and returned TO the national chair.
man The committee Of selection then
will submit the names OF The sue.
ccssful competitors to state fedora.
ton officers, who determine which
one of their candidates shalt be
deemed in scholarship and promise Of
distinction 70 best represent the In.
torests of their state. The final Sc.
lection between the various state
candidates shall rest with the com.
mittecs of selection. Any state may
submit candidate. but If the choice
rhoud finally rest between can.
didatc from state which has con
tributed towards the scholarship and
n candidate from non-cOntIibuting
state. then preference shall be given
to the candidate from the contrib
uting state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
u II u - u /. - u 81 81 - = %

THE MODERN LOVER TO HIS
LOVE.
Come, let us hurry for why should
we tarry?
Let us cease doubling and hastily
marry
You, dear and L.
There is no reason to wai', heavy.
hearted
1t would be simple. you know. 10 get
parted.
Should our love die
Is it not foolish to linger in sadness
when for season we both may
have gladness?
Answer me. dear.
An, you are silent you can not deny
Come. oh, my darling, my dearest.
let's try it
Say for a year.
We for fortnight have gladdcncd
each other
Why ask your father or 30 TO your
mother,
sweet little one.
If in year or in less we regret IT,,
II will be simple and easy 10 get II
Neatly undone.
Come, let MS hasten to take the
plunge brayely;
Why should We tarry or think of 1t
gravely-
Why, dearest. why?
If there be rocks we are destined
TO smash on,
We may console ourselves being in
fashion
You. love and !.
$. Z. Kiscr In Chicago cord
Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
nioht on Bald Mountain.

ON 20 lonely night Alex Benton OF
Fort Edward. " Y, climbed Bad
Mountain To the home of neigh.
Dor. tortured by Asthma. bent on
curing him with Dr Kings New
Discovery, that had cured himself of
AS hma. This wonderful medicine
soon relieved and quickly cured his
ucighbor. Later it cured his sons
wife of severe lung trouble. Mil.
lions believe IT'S the greatest Throat
and Lung cure On Earth. Coughs,
Colds Group. Hcmorrhagos and Sore
lMugs are surely cured by Il. Best
for Hay Fever Grip and Whooping
Cough. soc and SlO0. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Ardmore Phar
macy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13

them for rentals and profits accruiug
from the tract since :, has been tied
OF Atchison, general attorney for the
Missouri Pacific railway is attorney
for the Kansas heirs. and ".ynn,
Amcs a Chambers of oklahoma City
and Milton Brown of Guthri" AZ at
tonoys for the Howe heirs ~ Oh
lnhnma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
With the Veterans.

The Confederate Veterans met in
regular session on yesterday after
noon and heard the report Of their
delegates to the reunion at Chick.
aSha.
Mr.. Kendall of sulphur a charter
member of the local camp, was
present and gave an Interesting talk
on the reunion. Although Mr.. Ken
dan has moved to sulphur ne con
tnues his membership ncrv.
The visitors to Chickasha express
ed themselves as delighted a. thu
hospitality of that city and appointed
a committee to draft resolutions to
that effect,
Capt. ]. r. Pulliam rendered his
resignation as magistrate and tho
election of new officer TO this
position followed,
Next Sunday the committee who 10
Gated the Confederate home will be
present and special program vii
De prepared for the afternoon.
\ short musical program included
yesterdays meeting.
Il
A High Scholarship.
For a scholarship at either oxford
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
SOMETHING ABOUT BUCkING
HORSES.
The Zeal Article. Ridden by Genuine
Cowboys, viii be Seen with
the Wild west and Far East.

the Wild west and Far East.
Lct no ono fear that thoro Viii NOT
be- plenty of excl cmon' with the
Wild West and Far East when it "\.
h.bits iu this city There viii o" an
abundance OF excitement. and oi 'h'
genuine SOFT. and not the least VIII
be- furnished by the lI1ush Riders
who constitute an impor ant element
Of the entertainment These horSem,N,
drafted from equestrian nations =
the world will furnish wide variety
of daring feats, ranging from l"'
reckless riding of the Russian 'os
sacks to the darc-deN! saddle We"
Of our own American cowboys.
Aside from displays of general
adap'ahility to a life in th" saddle
the cowboys will give . practical dea'
onstration Of "broncho busting which
IS sure TO arouse great enthusiasm.
1t should be- remembered that the
broncho of today is q direct descend
ant OF the wild horse Of tn" N''|
which served as the American In'
dians best friend during the un'r
his happy hunting ground conn. sd
what is now a half dozen prosperous
and wcllscttlcd states aud to"r'ori'a.
What is a "bucHins horse, Why
does he buck, how does hc buck ana
wha; does the rider do, are queS'
tions which viii all be answered win
practical demons rdlions during the
forthcoming visit OF the Wild West
. At least insofar a5 the aid ana con.
sent of the broucho can 20 enlisted
these questions will he answered.
Just why broncho bucks may uo'ef
be- known, unless the fact shall be
accepted tina. ne objects 10 an! body
riding him, due probably 10 his rc'
mcmhrnucos of tho times when his
ancestor. O himself ran Wild and un'
Iammc'lcd upon the praircs.
There are several varieties of buck
b iug, a1l it seems that some of the
Dr.uohos invent new ideas as they go
along, The eheep-huck is very popu
ar. as well as the most unpleasant
! style of luckmg affected d. rh,
hroucho. In this sty'. O.. d'yi!t|
the horse lifts himself IN the au
= and comes down On an luurs, feet
. smikiug the ground stif-leggcd anC
administering by this method ab]u
twenty iolts minute II this metho'
fails TO dislodge the hateful rider
the bIonyho then starts upon the Va
riations.
He will drop his head between hn
legs, arch his back into curve
and do some fancy bucking, actin'
on the desire to throw rider owe
his head Suddenly he will leap "a
the the right and then as quickly
to the left, and, TO further mhalano
his burden, he Is apt to put In te'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13

me new lie.
| suffered for ten
years with serious
female troubles, in
ilammation. ulcer.
alton, indigestion,
nervousness, and
could not sleep.
Doctors gave mo
up, as they said my
{ rou b les were
chronic. | was I'm
despair, and did not
care wlcthorIliycd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
air. Proposltlon,

Whiskey and drug habits cured 70
stay cured. No cure no pay. No
money until cured, Is our motto.
HILLS SANlfARIUM,
DIV Ardmore, Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13

SUFFERING
TEN YEARS
Cured by Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

M,RLToN, MI feel that LydiaE.
nimkhAm's Nrgnilhle lOmnnmd has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
Here and There.

Tho Ladies Ala Society %, the
Christian church viii meet at the
church tomorrow aftcrnou az four
O'Clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13

TTTYT oNTT0TuT 7TTTF
For scholarship at either Oxford,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
DENY HARRIMAN ILLNESS.
Financier Has Kept in Close Touch
1cith affairs Here. SaY associates.

Gable messages from abroad that E H Hartman
was in bad condition physically were credited
yesterday by his friends and associates in this city
Ex-JuGge r s. Lovett president Of the Union
Pacific, and general counsel for the Hartman lines.
said that If Mr. Hartman seriously III. as re-
ported, Il was all news him and would very much
surprise him. in view Of the fact that Mr.. Hartman
had been sending something like half dozen cable
messages every Gay since his arrival in Paris, and
had been keeping in close touch with business az
fairs here.
Nr. Harriman's personal physician, Dr. William
G. Lyle OF No. 50 West 5sth street. said that be
fore Ny Hartman sailed he was examined By a
number Of physicians. who agreed that he had no
organic trouble.
Except for slight attack OF muscular rheu-
n1atism." said DR.. Lyle. "Mr. Hartman has not
been so well in years he IS now. One reason
for Mr.. Harriman's trip TO Europe was his desire
70 take the baths at Carlsbad
Mr.. Hartman is getting very tired Of being re-
ported hopelessly ill., DR.. Lyle added. Like all
other Americans who have a desire 70 take the
baths Mr Hartman thought he had right 70
crafty himself"
Nj Hartman & at present visiting James Still
man in Paris From there II is understood he will
20 70 Vienna where he will consult specialist
rheumatism
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
DUCK SUITS TO THE DISCARD.
Bellevue Doctors Say They Have a Fine Col
lection of Misfts and Protest

Many are received but tew are Ucrn Is 1he
complaint Of the sixty young 'nedics' attached 10
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. who have tod the
general medical superintendent, Dr. " H Smith,
that their new spring uniforms form me co-iec-
+ior Of insists. The offending white duck sults
we're received several days ago, out the Ha1OIIlS
- -re doctors are still wearing their winter rdl-
,,e7+ They are supplied with four suits year
- -,-5er the lowest bid a drygoods house makes
mem I'D for g s.. According TO the DOCTORS they
LOOK IKE & 81 less than that
zT-+L +be arrival Of warm weather the doctors
had been awaiting eagerly the change 70 light ana
-.+-v uniforms: but now that they have been de-
uvered those for whom they were intended oec!aFe
that even the heavyweight winter saFllie-i1e
-.fs-sb1. y -oe 1aSr ANALYSIS however, II wasn't
The comfort q The toys that brought aoout 'lls
6ecisior The doctors thought il q great JOKE a
t-st 70 take II a few reefs here and let out lep
Or Two there, until they appeared tor duty one
r,,rri,g .rd we're greeted with derision By the
spjck ana spar nurses That was the last straw
s,6 The rev. outfits went into the discard
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
THOMPSON HALTS POLICE.
Gets Injunction to Stop Interference
7cith Luna Park and Other Places.

Justice William J. Kelly. in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, yesterday. granted temporary iniunc-
ton 10 Frederic Thompson, proprietor Of Luna
Park restraining the police from interfering with
the operation to-day Of Luna Park and other Coney
Island amusemcnts in the same class. Argument
on the order will be heard next Friday. Justice
Kelly told T. Elicit Hodgkin, who represented
Mr. Thompson that he would be his Brooklyn
home to-day TO grant further relief II the police
attempt TO close any of the shows
Assistant CORPORATION Counsel Hahlo told Justice
Kelly during the hearing that Deputy Police Com
missioner Baker had instructed Captain Palmer, OF
discipline Of the last few Sundays. Mr.. Haho said
there would be no interference with legitimate
shows.
Charles H Stratton, another Coney Island amuse-
rnent proprietor joined with Mr.. Thompson in the
anplcation for injunctve relief. The seven-day
licenses of both applicants expired on THURSDAY
and they we're forced 70 promise 10 shut down their
resorts Sunday when sfx-day licenses wee issued
10 them on Friday.
1.-The proper way" said Justice Kelly would ne
for +he nolice 10 let these shows alone until the
ApneIlate Division had passed upon the matter
The officers Of the city have strange way Of
doing business Nevertheless, II seems 10 me that
+b. Sunreroe Court should not be asked to run the
Police Department. think that this matter
ebol1d be submitted at once 10 the Appellate Di-
Vision. 10 have the question settled. I am bonn
barded with applications for injunctons. and they
are coming along every day.
When Justice Kelly granted the Injunction ne
said
81 cant understand why the police should single
t Iaces like this at Coney Island while there are
en- many other places IN the city that are IN greater
,aed oF
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
AFFARLE STRANGER FINDS MARX
ests $40 from German Traveller, and Leaves
Him Stranded Here.

sVindled cut Of $50 BY a tinaevorn confidence
rare. julius Il Rantzschel. hfty-year-old me-
sAanic of Los Angeles. IS stranded in New YORK
snd his plans for a pleasure jaunt Germany his
native country. are interrupted
Eentzschel strolled into the East 22d street po-
iice station on Friday and told Lieutenant Bauer
that IN changing cars al Buffalo he made the &C
euaintsnce Of another passenger, also German
20 whom he confded that he was en- route from
Lcs Angeles % Kew York to sail for Germany
Tie stranger said he the same mission
snd. becoming very friendly, managed TO abstract
50 from Hen;zscheTs wallet under pretence OF
placing mis- own money therein for safe keeping
Esutzschel discovered his loss only after the
stranger had left him in hotel in this city, say
Ing he would return soon. The police are looking
Tor the sfable stranger
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
HENDRICK ON THE CRISIS.
Tells Lac Graduates Dishonest Cor
pOrdtiOnS Must Be CWbed.

1usti,e Peter A Hendrick OF the Supreme Court,
told the Fordham University Law School graduates
at their commencement exercises yesterday that
their entry into the law conceded with as serious
= struggle as when the first shot fred az Fort
Sumter"
"A danger" said he, as potent as, Il not more
rotent than the Rebellion crepr into this country
and taken possession q the legislative halls The
dishonest corporations must be curbed." He con
tinued:
We have seen during the last six years an illus
law and government by the individual. And While
I have as great a respect as any man living Tor
the great qualities. the unfnching courage, the
honesty Of purpose. of Theodore Roosevelt, beneNe
II is well for this country that what vas attempted
TO he personal government IS al an ehd lot an
time I believe in the United States.
He had the personal courage 70 attack hrst or
all seriously and earnestly. II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
the great evll which did then and does now
ourselves that he followed by one with the same
honesty Of purpose, the same integrity OF character
and the same purpose or curblng thls power "n.l t
sought TO destroy. and was destroying our nation.
but who believes that all can be Accomplished .lS
II will be accomplished. through CONSTITUTIONAL ana
All hose corrorat tons which have not hesitated
to violate Jaw 10 make monet-s0me OF "hich
are now being punished by the courts Of this coun-
tr,-and the great number Of others upon shom
the hands OF Justice have not yet fallen VIII ne
and must be curbed. and, If necessary. crusneQ
law which shall give equal opportunity to an
may succeed the government of lawlessflesS Whlch
thev have been carrying on during recent years
SIXTEEN men received tine degree Of Bachelor OF
Law Edmund Hurley winning the honors OF the
class Among the prominent persons who took
part in the academic procession we're Dean Paui
Fuller Of the Law School; the Rev. Daniel J.
oninn J president of the university: President
Finley Of the city College. and several members
nd ci-7
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
WILL, CONTEST cADDAGAN WILL
Hotel Mans Sister to Fight Half Sister for
S250000 Estate.

NJ. Kate Kelly of Bradford, Pa, sister or the
,s,e Tobn P Caddagan, manager Of the Holman
House fled objections yesterday at the Surro-
oste., office 10 the probate of the VIII OF her
brother. the objections being preliminary 10 con-
test over the estate ,-. .,,.ooo
C,addapan left an estate valued at about $25o'oo0
1obr 2 stanchheld filed the will for probate as
.ta enresentative OF Margaret and Anna Cadda-
gan haif-sisters OF the testator who i've al the
Hoffman House Caddagans VIII "Iich I.,'Ss was
..d = month before his death left everything
to his stepsisters ~
1ses,des Mrs Kelly there is another sister Mary
tanning who lives at Salamanca n Y ana
brotber. Cornelius W. Cadddagan. who is IN Frencn
Guinea Mrs Kelly says tha' me .ea - -
-, -, -, which her half-sisters received the en-
t estate 10 the exclusion of the two full sisters
es 80 1-otrer was obtained by fraud and undue in
finer .
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
NEw aoA1 MAY RREAk RECORDS.

What her builders expect 10 be the fastest
steamboat Of her size in the world now awaits the
Installation Of her machinery at Hudson River
boat yard. With only twenty-five feet Of keel. she
viii carr 100 pounds steam pressure and VIII de-
Velop 80 horsepower She Is being built for Ed
=1ard Hatch tr ard viii race for the $500 cup Of
serei h. the Cl.auapiain Tercentenary Committee
a. Rurlirgt0n. VI. this summer. After that race
she ~lll BE- taker Albany. there 10 furnish
contrast 20 the reproduction Of Fulton's Cermont,
which Was six times long the new boat and
.osfsloped only cne-tgelfth the horsepower.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
FREEMAN ASKS HEARING OF MAYOR.
Emma Goldman Supporter Wants to Testify
to Police Brutality at Lexington Hall

Alden Freeman. Of East Orange, n J., who acted
ss host 70 Emma Goldman when she spoke there
On June & and who says he was eJected uhIa"-
fpll,, from, her lexington Hall meeting May o.
which was stopped by the police, sent another le'-
ter % complaint 70 Mayor Mcclellan YESTERDAY.
Re charged that Commissioner Bingham had palo
10 attention 70 MS demand for redress, and con
tnued
The mental humiliation and physical suffering
resulting from the brutality Of the police On the
morning OF May q have confined me 70 ny bed'
under the constant care of my physician for near
ly three weeks. As the Police ConralSsloneI dp
parentiv ignores YOUR request for consideration Of
The r7sr-er 7 hereby ask that YOU grant hearing
20 ne and the other victims Of police violence on
Nav @ who are desrous 10 lodge their protest
with YOU as the head Of the city government
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
N V oENrRAl Cuts DOWN sMokE.

The alleged smoke and cinder nuisance from en-
g1nes of the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company at Highbridge and vicinity Is
growing less according to the testimony given yes
terdsv at hearing before the Public Service
Commission Charles D Van SChaick the COM
pany's smoke expert, told the commission that the
company was injecting steam jets into the fre-
boxes of the locomotives TO lessen the smoke and
cinders, and that the plan was working so sue
cessfully that it would be adopted on all
the company's engines John L. Murre. nspec-
tor of the commission. reported that conditions
were much improved