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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PlMpLes.

Hcmo, n clean liquid for external use,
draws the germs and their toxins 20 the
surface Of the skin and destroys them
leaving the skin clear and healthy.
Two to six bottles will cure any case
# pimplrs and hlackheals
For sale cycrywhcr,. Write f1r SAM
De T.. ". Rose Medicine Co -. Louis
Tor sale by " Il. Frame,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12
ErIahtfuI Fate Averted.

Il would have been cripple for
life. from a terrible cut on my knee
cap writes Frank Disbcrry Kelll.
her. MINI. without Bucklen's Arnic1
SalNu. which soon cured me. lniAi
hhl, Tor wounds, cuts and bruises
IL soon cures Burns, Scalds, old
Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions. Worlds
best for Piles 95c at Ardmorc Phar'
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Are you ready for the hunting sea.
son" You are not unless you nave
one of our new guns big stock ana
special prices.
or BIVENS CORHN & FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12

When you own a Quick Meal gas
cook stove, your home IS supplied
with the best sold only by,
ttr BIVENS. CORHN & FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12
out hnpairIng her territory intes.

I'E.
Nat.r' OF highly confidential .
nature with respect to Tho position /
of lhc United States rrewdIhg these /
and other provisions of the tr"adr' /
between China and Japan are q. .
legged to have been di'ulf'd IN the /
Chicago publication, and Tor these /
81 closures the atat' department L. I
disposed, in the abs'nc" Of proof to /
the contrary to hoId Minister Crane
responsible.
According to authentic Information
obtained her" .oday. /, .a because r
,his publication that Mr. Gran" has
been summoned to ocQuit himself
The officials Of Oh, state department
arc extremely rc.icout ON the NnoI"
-uhi..t most of .hou an"ctinE n-
.r. inoraucn of Do nII all r.e.-
iur ugHircra to Secretary Knox. who
up 'o ID late hour tonight was mac.
cO H!. Meanwhile. l.mDTuW- do.
tnl1pm uis are awaited "iJ 900 200.
torres which mHy fairly br d.s ..bod
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mor.I .o WASHING on" said AIR.
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II It Is o Quick Comfort gas hcater
It IS the best. Ask those who used
them last winter, Sold only by
Gtf BIVENS, OORtIN & FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12
CRANE s RECALL
CAUSED BY TALK
NEW MINISTER TO CHINA MAY
be DROPPED WITH A THUp
FROM DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
LETS SECRETS GET AWAY
EScited-PubliCation in
Chicago Paper Moves Knox g. Nc.
uor-Crauc Arrives TO Explain
what ~, DID and Did Not Say

what -, Did and Did Not Say
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"osN.on This mu Do was known ''.
nigh, in vel informed quarters
washington. Unless MI Cram" is
able to clear nm.'II .n 'h' eyes
,f Secretary Knox "i au accusation
of a serious br'''h "i what me state
department regards ds thc first pr.u.
clpl. oi diplomatic discretion the
conference with hi. "nlrial chief
/ may result u the abrupt '"rm'na.
/ t,ou oI Mr Cranes come ton N.lH
| .nc diplomatic service.
Minister Crane arrived la Wash.
/ mstCu this evening FROM his hur.
/ ri'd journey acro', th" continent
I and reiterated hi' declaration u
. Ignorance OF 10" rather dramatic rr.
/ cali trom thr waters edge off the
/ Pacific ond declined TO discuss 'hn
natter in any of lts aspects 10y de-
..ulnE '1H while DO" expected 10
h. h''. several days. Doe had re-.
served nee" accommodation. for tine
trans Pacific Noyng" ON "a steWnr
sailing from san Francisco oct 30
"a week from next Wednesday,
The state department has IN hand,
10 IS said, what 10 regards as most
convincing cvidync" That Mr. Crane
IN tho eve OF his d'par'ur, for The
lar east, brcan, responsible ioT
tine publication in Chicag. news
paper OF what the department, '.'"s
as most iuiiscr'ct discussion OF
. tine United States ,o"ard Oh" iN,
treaties recently negotiated between
China and Ianan. This th" depart
ment holds to have been thc mo-.
. serious b"caus" thar ntitud" Is 't'l
, under confidential consideration. %,
decision having been arrived at
While the speeches delivered IS
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.lverpool snots

Spot cotton today steady, mid.
lgG. sales 5000. American 1900. ra.
ccipI 5No0O. American 33.ioO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12

New Orleans Spots.

Spot market firm and unchanged
mid. l3i,, sales So; TO arrive 1900
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12

ASK THE GROCER for GERMAN
FLOUR Don't accept a sbstitute.
1915
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12
works wonders.
AIIAhNASA ihiC IL produces hair

lust as surely as rain and sunshine
raises crops, II produces 4 thick
growth OF luxuriant hair when all
other remedies fail. We guarantee
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soc and 81 per bottle. To prove its
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THE MARKETS
BY TELECRAP Il
AS RECEIVED eY THE ARDMoRE
ITE EVERY AFTERNOON.
Liverpool Futurea.

Liverpool oct 12-The range Of
cotton futures today was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12
WILL RtSIGV AS
CHINA MINISTER
SECRETARY KNOX ADVISED GHl
CAGO NAN TODAY THAT GE rs
READY TO ACCEPT SAME
CRANE SAYS HE'S WILLING

Advises Secretary Of state That II
Ms Continuance IN Position OF Min.
istcr 20 China IS embarrassing 70
Department. Hc1l Quit
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Ardmorcl;e Want Ads are the best,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12

Washington. u G.. oct ta Socrv-
ary OF State llnoN today informed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-12

GERMAN FlOCR Mydv ny o
German mill The couuolssrur's ON
earth lu6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
SHULEIN SPEAKER
WILL ADDRESS AID MENS' LUNCH
 EON TODAY.
Suh.ect oS Joining National Association ana of Sending Representative tO Louisville Convention
 Wiu Be Discussed.

e T. shulein, one of the proprie- ... of the Fashion Shop, has been cbnsan bv Secretary Weever as the speaker at the luncneon or the <AotS .s',. tisine League of Montgomery xIa noon at l o'clock at the Excnanse iAo-
 Mir shulein will read an article from .ha IrIv number of the magazine ap..;ns" on the "Discussion Of the ,1sthnSs and Mediums of the Advertis- ;n@ prohIern and its Solution. one hs.a .ns of inc subject will be the reach inc of the Individual through the print ed mediums directly provided Dy the
 AZ this meeting also the subject or .otatrs Inc National Association or Ad- y..,s;ng Clubs of America and send ,ra a renresentative to the convention ns +his Association at Louisville. which Sas been requested. will be taken up and discussed. ,,,,,, o1 c,rc,r. rati has given the Add League or Montgomery lengthy write-up m tns T,,lv number of that magazine. oonv of this issue will be given 10 SopS member at the luncheon.
 The meetings of the Add League are ,roU,irO in favor with the merchants e +his citv. and the luncheons are not onlv entertaining but instructive. as the topics discussed are the live topics of the day with the mercnants caFrS- in0 on any amount of advertislns'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

troduced ct Council meeting sbout two months ago the resolution author ising the City Engineer to perfect plans and specifications and then Adver- tfse for bids for the warehouse and wharf, stated yesterday that the eugi- neer's plans were nearing completion, and that he thought the warehouse and wharf would be completed within the next ninety days.
 In speaking along this line, Mr. Nor itz, who is interested in tho proposed boat line, said yesterday afternoon: "City Engineer A. R. Gflchrist has con- suited with . prominent engineer from Chicago. and also with Captain Fergu' son, of the United States Engineering Department. concerning the new ware house and wharf. and both of these men have offered some suggestions in the shape of plans. MT. Gilchrist has conn bined all these suggestions together with his own ideas. and now has the plans and specifications almost complet. ed so that he can advertise for bids in a short time. If it Is found that the City of-Montgomery can construct the warehouse and wharf for less money than the bidders. they will do IL"
 All the merchants of this city, both wholesale and retail. are enthusiastic over the proposed warehouse wharf and boat line, which bids fair to open up new possibilities in the pavigatfon of the Alabama River.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
STOCK BEING
 SUBSCRIBED Business Men Approve New Boat Line. EANS SAVING TO CITY Active Canvass Will Begin in Few
 Days. Dsrss Lsss win Two Tow Boat. win Be Pat In oserssio. Az Seen As Pes sisis.

Evidencing the fact that the new boat line on the Alabama River is an oesured proposition. with the represent ative business men of Montgomery be- hind the movement. several large blocks of stock in the new organiza- tion were yesterday spoken for, and in | few days the committee on collect Ions, appointed at the meeting of the members of the Montgomery Freight Bureau. Tuesday evening, will start the canvass for subscriptions.
 The promoters of the movement pro- posed to operate the line with tow boats and six barges, which have a greater tonnage than the packets for merly plying the river. The barges will be covered so as to secure abso- 'lute protection to the cargo from the weather The barges can be operated It q cost materially less than the pack ct steamers. thereby enabling the con- eunner to purchase the necessities at a greater reduction in price, besides placing the Montgomery merchants on . better competitive basis with the merchants of other cities.
 The barges will be purchased by the new organization already constructed. and will be placed in operation in the very near future. or as soon as is deemed advisable and practicable. The new line will operate from Montgom- cry to Mobile, taking in all tntermedi- ste points along the river and in addi- fion will have connecting lines from Mobile to New Orleans.
 As an idea of the saving In freight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
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Washington, July 14-Union labor of Washington will give Samuel 0ompers, president of the American Federation of Labor. an enthusiastic reception when he visits this city after his re- turn from Europe. Soon after he is received at New York he will come to Washington, being met at Philadelphia by a large committee and escorted to this city. The great army of organised labor here will meet Mir. Gompers al the station and make him the prinoi- pal figure of a parade to convention hall, where exercises will be held.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

by tating advantage of the river line. the w. F. vandiver Company, of this city. saved N3l 300 on one shipment of 100 cars of feed from St. Louis. This Shipment was consigned over the M. and O.. to Mobile and thence by the B. and e. boat line to this city. H. F. Vsndiver ptated yesterday that if the barge line would have been in opera ton the freight saving would have Amountedsto $2.5oo.
 Tn an interview yesterday. H. F. Van diver, one of the promoters of the movement and also the chairman of the soliciting committee appointed Tues day stated that the proposed boat line was not only business mans propo- sition, but . consideration for the City of Montgomery as a community. Not only should the citizens of this city. but all Alabamians, should feel q pride in the new enterprise. as 1t is proposed to open up new territory right along the river.
 Speaking further. Mir. vandiver said:
 "The proposed barge line Is not in- the promoters fully realize that 1t Is essential to the welfare of Montgomery and all Montgomerians that we develop not only the river but at the same time share in the development of the rail routes into this city. It shall be the purpose of the new line to be on friend iy terms with the railroads as we'll as any other competitive line which may operate on the river.
 "As chairman of the collection com. mittee for the new line. several par ties have already spoken to me for large blocks of stock ranging from t1,- 900 to $5.00o in the company, and in a few days the committee will make a thorough canvass for subscriptions. We want all Montgomerians to feel enough pride in the welfare of the city to lend their support financially to the proposed boat line.
 Let Montgomery and her people wake up to the fact that they propose to have one of the grandest cities In the South. and this can only be done by each citizen putting his shoulder to the wheel with a fixed determination that every obstacle Tn the way of suc- cess to Montgomery be removed. espe- cially if one's own personal efforts can have tendency to make the city raise herself like a rocket"
 Now that the proposed boat line has assumed a more tangible form. the pro- posed building of warehouse and wharf at the foot of Commerce Street, for the construction of which the City Council has on deposit in a national bank $10.000. Is rapidly materialfzing. A. R. Gilchrist. City Engineer. stated yesterday afternoon that the plans and specifcatins for the new warehouse and wharf were nearly completed, and with a few more estimates and with their acceptance by the City Council, he would then go ahead and advertise for bids.
 Alderman Charles F. Moritz. who fn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Meyer wsnts Aaiournm.n..

Washington. July. 14-Secretary of the Navy Meyer Is anxiously awaiting the adjournment of Congress, so he may get away from his oficial duties for a vacation. He anticipates some good sport at fishing in Canada as soon as he leaves Washington. Yesterday Rep. resentative Sulzer of New York, as- sured the secretary that Congress would adjourn within a reasonable time, pos. sibly ten days, and this assurance grat- filed Mir. Meyer, for the hot Washing ton weather is beginning 10 tell upon him. as 1t is upon other government officials
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
wEATHER CONDTTTONs.

The high pressure area central over ore- gon yesterday morning now centers in the northern slope of the Rockies with slightly decreased energy. It continues, however, to give cool weather to nearly ali sections lying between the upper Missouri valley and centers in Southern Arizona It has caused the temperature to rise in the Southern Plateau region. in western Colorado. and in sions arc noted in southwestern Kansas, Minnesota, and off the New England coast.
 Pressure continues relatively high over the Florida Pennisular. and along the gulf coast. The temperature changes tn Texas. in the Mississippi valley and east of the Mississippi have been unimportant except in northeast ern Minnesota, middle Tennessee and north- ern Alabama. where h is somewhat cooler.
 Heavy rains have occurred in eastern Ten and east Gulf states. The weather will con- tinus settled ia this section with showers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
puACOCK-BRoCKINs.
~o,no Woman Weeds At CampbeIIton. Fla.

CampbeIItOn, Fla.
 campbellton, Fla. July 14-(Spe. o,si SNTd Peacock, of this place. and Mias Clara Brockins, who lived just crs- c the state line in Alabama. were married in this city, Rev. J. H. Fears Mr- Peacock and his bride left on the 10 o'clock train for Panama City' st. Andrews and other points or inter- est to spend their honeymoon.
 MT. Peacock is the junior member o, the Camphellton Gin Company. ot Rev. J. W. White. pastor of the First Hanttst church, is holding a protracted neetinR here this week. Mir. White ig preacbipg some very able sermons Miss Flora Carlisle is still i'll with fever. She has not been out of her room in seven weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

ing for the third regular session. the announcement was made that Former President Daniel J. Keefe would reach Galveston tomorrow and would be- come the guest of the convention. The principal part of today's session was taken up in passing on resolu- tions affecting the Longshoremen's Union and those affiliated with 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
oRGANrxE TO GET SLAYER.
Nfontevallo Citixen Win Ala Tn Capturs
 Of Wilson's Assassin.

MOntevallO Cftfxen VIII Aio n CePseS1
 Of Wilson's Assassin.
 MontevaIlo, July 14.-tspeciai)-The people of Montevalio were invited to join the citizens of Brierfeid today in a mass meeting. the purpose of which Is to ascertain. if possible the mur- derer or murderers of MT. B. B Will son. who was assassinated . few nights ago.
 The Shelby County Medical Associa- tion Is enjoying an allday session to- day at Shelby Springs. Dr. D. L. Will kinscn, of Montevallo. Is presiding, and Drs. E. c. Grohan and Charles Acher are In attendance. besides c number of physicians from other parts of the county, and several outside vis- itors of the profession.
 Hon. IF s. D. Mallory, of Selma. spent yesterday in Montevalio as a trustee of the Alabama oirls' Industri- al School.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
French Celebrate victery.

New Orleans. July 1t--An extensive ceIebration of 'sThe Fall of the Bastils" is being held today in New Orleans. The French colony in New Orleans ts perhaps approximately larger than any other city in the United States. and the observance of the day, regard. ed as the birthday of French liberty. is always made the occasion of not. able celebration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Inxsstieate cotton Fires.

Norfolk. Va. July 14-Investigation is to be made into the cause of fre- quent fires that have occurred aboard steamships. cotton laden. pound For thIs port from the South. The Department of Commerce and Labor at Washington has instructed the iocaf hydrograpni office to ascertain If possible the cause of eomhustiaA..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
,soyernor yohn.on Retter.

St. Paul. Minn. July 14.-Gov. John A. Johnson. who Is confined to his apartments in the Aberdeen Hotel suf- fering from stomach trouble was re- ported much better this morning and 1t was expected he would be able to attend to his official business h a day or two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
sintersa nrarriage lxills.

Nashville, Tenn. July 14-Miss Cora Fields, age 21, on hearing that her sis- ter, Miss Frances, had married their cousin, Will H. Carothers. who had been attentive to both young ladies. shot ana instantly killed herself at the home of her uncle, near Won. Tenn. All the parties are prominent in Hickman County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
THE wEATHER.

Halted States. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau. Local Observation Central Time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
corToN REaIoN BULLETIN.

Montgomery, Alabama. for the A houra ending ct amLs 18th meridian time,
 Wednesday July IA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

and thunde-storms this afternoon. and again tonight or Thursday. There will be no decided change in temperature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Good Time?

Iass nlgha-sating big dinner is Ossen the rnaksr of BAD TODAY. Why not Ovsr-eating means extra work for the stomach and bowels. Yo~'vs got to sufser M yOu dOn't hsAp natuse unica& with CASCARETs. "71Sy w0Sk wabiie SeS sGesb''-you're o. K. In the A. "A. ToniRhE's the night to take care of to- moErow. sos
 cA@cAMRT0-ame hnm~weeh'e tEgae- neMt AN draaWiasa. 1lWRagt satleR
 1n fAsw wsgia Misileu haEsS measA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
x-Fallinss
RIVER FORECAsrs.

hVEh EOhECAeIB. The upper Coosa will rise tonight and Thursday; the lower Coosa and the upper Alabama will fall during the next 2l to as hours. The lower Alabama wiu continue rising.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Antn ExpIodes, EIght Hurt.

sylvanla, Ga. July !4.-HIght per- sons were badly burned when George FIilrs automobile was blown up last n,aht by the explosion of the gaso. i,ra tank. Hewlett Hill, an infant. was reported dying today and the oth- ers in the party, MT and Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Lubie Thomas, Miss Fannie Mills, IuIine Cooper, another of the Hill children and the chauffeur are sut- fering from severe burns. The tank sxnloded after being rippef open by coiliding with the rail of bridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Keefe WfII Re GunI

Aeehe VIII De GWeTs Galveston. Texas July 14t-Upon the international L4ongshoremens eonven-
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24
NAVY LOSES TO VIRGINIA.

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 23.--The foot ball team of the University of Virginia this afternoon defeated the Navy, : to l, in a hotly contested and inter esting game. The teams fought each other for every inch of ground during the first half and sse score was to 0 up to within a minute of the close of the contest. Then Stanton, who played 8 fine game at half back for Virginia, got away for forty-yard run that landed the ball within strik ing distance of the Navy's goal.
 Three grilling plays too it to first down within a foot of the goal, but It took the full three downs to push the ball over the line.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

At Michigan, 6; Mar quette. 5.
 At West Point Army. IS; Lehigh. At New Haven Yale, se; Colgate. At Princeton-LaFayette, 6; Prince ton, 0.
 At Pitisburg -Pittsaurg Univercity. IA; Carlisle Indians, 3.
 At Terre Haute-De Pauw Univer. sity, 5; Polytech Institute, s.
 At Washington, D.C.-George Wash. ington University, 26; Maryland Col. iege, 0.
 At Andover, Mass.-Harvard Fresh. men, 5; Phillips Andover, 0.
 At Lawistoi, Me.-Colby, II; Bates, 3. 1 At Merford, Mass.-Tufts, 9; Maine o.
 At Exeter, N. H-PhAlps-Exeter 6; Yale Freshmen, 0.
 At Syraeuse-Syracuse. 39; Mag
 At Schenectady-R Rochester Univer ara. O.
 sity, 6; Union, 3.
 At ersville-Princeton Fresh ment, 6; Mercersville Academy, 6.
 At Little Rocls-Little Rock College 90; Conway High School, 2.
 At larksdale--Arkansas Stat Normal, 10; Cumberland College, 5.
 At Conway-Idendrix College, 70 Physicians and Surgeons College, o.
 At Fayetteville-Un University of Al kansas, 23; Fairmouit College, 0.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

afternoon and to celebrate the event Barney Oldheld. in his big Benz broke his own record made at Tn. dianapolis, by reehng off five miles in 3:52 2-5.
 The weather was perfect and about 5000 people attended. Robertson, driving Simplex, did some fast work and so did Basic in a Renault But none of the drivers seemed to exett themselves or to try for records Barney Oldfied was plainly slowing down on the turns and all seemed more anxious 10 learn the peculari- ties of the track than to do any fast work They all agree that the track is the fastest in the world.