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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-28
Fire Proof Garages.

Fond Du Lac Wis. March 27-Tho
common council of this city has pass
ed an ordinance requiring all gar
ag to be made fircproof, present
buildings rebuilt and new ones ac'
cording 10 The new code. It was At
first decided to condemn all garages
in the business section but protests
were made by a number OF prominent
auntomdbilists. The ordinance Is the
result Of the recent s25000d -nfla.
grafton IN this city which Is sail 20
have originated in garage,
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TO TIE GOOD WHITE CITIZENS
OF ARDMORE.

VI f. HARRIS

The following extract from am clN
torial appearing in The Ardmorcitc
few evenings ago inspi~s The
writing ~ this lcr'or. "Tha fecling
between the two races 70 N-cmov" ls
IA it should he HARMONY exists.
The negro Is not a pull back I'm Ard.
more. The school board of this ci'y
will s'c that they are properly taken
care OF I'm the way OF schools EN
prcssions received from the present
board heard today are Of Kindness 10
'he colorrd people and h.ir chill
dron"
The above article coming AS %
does from a substantial and conscr
vativc newspaper and ~ the samc
time ono that fully understands local
sentiments and condilcrs. gives rho
colored citizenship ius' cause 70 hone
that tho dawuinr o' better dav is
not far distant
Choosing ths Better Part
What the u.r~o ana I'm the above
instance IS precisely what ho has
done I'm o1ch 1"d cyrry instance
Is pdcc'so'y what hc has done I'm
Zach and every instance since Girls
pus N'mck 'ho frst hero and pa,rio'
~ tN" war 80 Independence. gave MP
N's N'o iu mo s'v.n' rnost,u hlt
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ST. Philips Church.

Passion Sunday. March 2Sth
Holy Communion 5 a. m, Mathis
and Catechism 9:4j a. m. divine ser.
vice and sermon i a. m, evening ser.
vice and lecture 7:i5 p m.
The subject for morning will be,
The Good Samaritan" for the even.
inS, The Reformation from tn Stand.
point Of the Church OF England" \
special invitation is extended 70 mem
bers Of fraternal societies to attend
the morning service.
Ii. b. SMITH. Rector.
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Broadway Baptist Church.

9.i5 a. m. sunday School. GP.
Selvidgc, Supt; II a. m, sermon BY
pastor, Resist the Devil" 2:3O p.
m. -. Y p. L. 1880 p. m. Sermon
by pastor Satan Provoked" Every
BODY cordially invited.
j. \ .WYNNE Pastor.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Services will be held today at II
o'clock a m. and 7:3O p. m Sunday
school at 9:4j a m; meeting of ses.
sion at 1880 a. m. and at the close
Of the morning session. \ cordial in.
vitation is extended 20 everyone.
CHAS. c. WEITH. Pastor.
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e present at The morning service
r. G.. CARNAHAN. Pastor.
Christian Science.

Seryic at II a. M. subject Re.
atty Responsive reading, Ps. 11S.1i.
2I GoDan text. Ps c>.lG. Sunday
schol 10 a. m. All cordially invited
Services in odd Fellows han On
North Washington.
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comitted Many Murders.

Samara, Russia March Con
Tossing TO the murder Of 300 men iu
30 years Mime Popoya, held I'm Jail,
is being investigated by the author.
tiles, who believe her 20 be the grs at
est murdorcss in Russian history,
Nine Popoya is said 10 have muir
dcred her husbands
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MRS. AMANDA ROBSON
MRS j. c. THOMPSON
MRS. r. F. ATrAWAY.
MRS. \ c, CRCCE
MRS. j. \. MADDEN.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-Seal-
ed bids will be received at my office
in the Cruce building until 3
o'clock p. m, April 7, 1909 for the
erection and completion of seven.
room, two-story and basement frame
residence TO be built at Chickas ha.
Okla, for c, V. Segale Plans and
specifications can be seen at my
Office in Cruce building. Ardmore.
Okla. j. b. White, Architect. 2S-t
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East Ardmore Rantist.

Sunday School this morning az 10
o'clock preaching a II and at night
at 730 o'clock Everybody invited.
REV J. r. MASTERS. Pastor.
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East Ardmore PRESBYTERIAN.

II a. m, Lords Supper, following
the morning service. Sabbath school
at p. m. Strangers are most cor.
daily welcomed 10 all these ser
vices The membership is urged TO
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Piles Cured In @ 20 IA Days

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 70
cure any case OF itching. blind. bleed.
Ing or protrudins Piles in TO
Gays or money refunded 5Oc
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
for light housekeeping, at s12.6O
per months, with fights. gas and
city water. Phone 26l-2 rings. or
call at POS C street, northwest. 2s3
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Look for the Water Wagon" about
April 1st.
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We the members of Ardmore Ben
ovolent Society, resolve:
That in the death of Mrs. s. $.
TolScn We have lost one of our most
I'M crested and efficient members.
Tha' We extern 70 her husband
our sympathy in his great loss, ana
assure him that as long as hc- as.
S0ciates shall live she will be low
ingly remembered and her deeds Of
Nndrrss will live while she sleeps
in Jesus.
That copy Of these resolutions
he spread upon tho records Of our
society and a copy be given Mr. Tol-
son and published in cur daily PIT
pers.
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ga n. m, Sunday school, II a. M,
preaching; 3 y. m, Junior League; 4
p. m. Senior League; $50 p m.
song service as fol'owes:
Prelude Misses Bell lin and
Roper
SanCtus
Hymn.
Invocation.
Wake the Song
Scripture Lesson,
Ladies Double Quartet - softly
Fades the Twilight Ray
Violin So.o-Miss Bell
Anthem-"No Shadows Yonder"-
CHoly Ci'yl
Remarks-R Roper.
Organ Solo-Miss Roper
Male Quartet-Messrs Gwynn, Ty-
er Koenig ana Freeman
Ladies' Trio-"Not Ashamed of
Jesus. Mrs. Wood and Misses Ro-
per.
Solo-"F ar Not Yc o Israel"-Mss
Hanna
no,o,o,,,.
ponedic,ion
posrraa
F,riep. * og the cburcb and str,p.
gers IN tho ci,v ,ro cordilr. in,itod
10 attend these services.
" n ROPER Pastor
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Arrange TO patronize The Water
Wagon" April lst.
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Broadway Methodist Church.

II. b. SMITH, Rector.
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THE DAILY ARDMORtiTE
BY the

ARoMoREIrE PUBLISHING CO.
SIDNEY SUGGs...........Prost-ent
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ga n. m, sunday school, Il a. m,
preaching; D. m. Junior League; I
p. m, Senior League: 7:30 p. m.
song service as fol'owes:
Prelude Misses Bell, Hill and
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The Vital Records.
Rirtha


Frank p. and Lille Waple, girl
James f. and Clarinda NJ. T. Medbery.
boy.
Hugh and Rose Dale, boy.
Cleve and Irene Beckett. boy.
Alfred G. and Sa'iie George, girl.
Woolman G. and Lillian l. Emory. girl
Oscar and Nettie Syddard. boy.
Clinton G. and Alice James, girl.
Charles and Sallie Hume. boy.
Henry and Sadie Kaufman, boy.
William T. and Lille II. BObbinger' boy.
Samuel L. and Bertha NJ. Anderson,
boy.
Walter c. and Sarah A. Ivy. boy.
George r. and Pearl NJ. Railey. boy.
George r. and Daisy NJ. Anderson, boy.
William F. and Catherine r. Krouso.
girl.
Carson w. and Amy +. Pope, girl
Loudon y. and Mary r. Johnson, boy.
Michael j. and Katie Cook, boy.
Randolph w. and Mary V. jenkins.
girl
Joseph r. and l. Beatrice Lara, boy.
Harry and Mary Tear, boy.
Daniel J. and Amelia ii. Finegan, girl
Jacob and Minnie Traum. boy.
Arthur @. and Marie 9. Bradley. girl
II. Jessie and Lettie NJ. Vermilhon. boy.
Fielder d. and Mary r. Farr, girl.
John ID. and Susie F. Green, girl.
John G. and Rebecca TT. Halves, boy. d.
George w. and Grace 3. Gibson. boy.
Claude and Ella @. Skinner boy.
Edward NJ. and Nellie Baker, boy.
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MESSAGE HEARD IN HOUSE.

The Presidents message was received
by both houses Of Congress with the
usual formalities and its reading was
followed with about the usual lack Of
interest.
Very few public men cared 20 com
ment on the document. with the in
sistence that they were not to be Quoted
members who are not particularly In
sistent upon an aggressive legislative
program al this time indicated the opin-
ion that the message verides their ex-
pectatiOns that there win be compare
lively little doing IN legislation this win
ter.
With similar protestations that they
we're not 10 be quoted. members who
have favored aggressive policies OF In
terstate commerce, OF antitrust, and
reclamation legislation, conceded that
they found I'm the message little reason
10 anticipate that strong pressure would
be put behind those projects.
CThe Presidents message in SuII viii
De found on pages II, Is, and 49,
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Deaths

Kate TomIinson. 20 years. s17 7 street
northwest.
Matte Padgett. Is years. sos Seventh
street northeast
Edith May B. Snowman. 81 years, 901 o
street northwest.
Mary J. Goodwin. SO years. sS2 Callen
street northeast.
George A. Gorham. - years. 1884, Mis-
souri, avenue northwest.
Elizabeth Boswell. 40 years. 1894 Pros
pect avenue
Saphronia Deane. u years. 217 D street
northwest.
Alice Dixon. 60 years, the Brunswick
Elizabeth V. H Allison, 8 years, 1742 T
street northwest
John X SOuther, % years, the Grafton.
Anne r. Shock. 70 years. SIS L street
southeast.
Miranda Latchford. s. years, 1923 Sixth
street northwest.
Edward L. Arminger, 30 years, Third
and Quincy streets northeast.
Paul a. Brown. 10 days. 1113 New
Hampshire avenue northwest.
Infant Of Alice and Clinton James, 6
days. 1901 Connecticut avenue.
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CANAL IS EXPECTED
TO QUICKEN SOUTH
General Carr Inspires Opt
miSm in Members of South
ern Congress.

The opening Of the Panama canal will
make the South bloom like a garden
of Eden, declared Gen. Julian 5. Carr
to the members Of the Southern Com
mercial Congress at the New Willard
Hotel this morning at the beginning Of
the most important address of the last
day of the convention OF Southern men
The big assembly hall was filled with
delegates to the congress this morning
many Of whom were prevented from
attending the sessions yesterday by rail-
road delays, some Of them being as
much as eight hours late in reaching
the city. General Carr was one Of the
delegates who suffered a delay. his
paper having been on the program for
yesterday afternoon.
Needs Hustlers.
His address dealt with the opportun-
titles for manufactures in the South. He
spoke of the boundless resources Of the
country and the almost undeveloped
state OF MANY OF the industries. He
gave It as his opinion that the South
needs hustlers; needs men who will go
cut to induce capital to invest.
The morning session was opened with
an address by Harvie Jordan. president
Of the Southern Cotton Association,
who presided. Mr.. Jordan referred to
the condition of the cotton industry and
declared he believed new life and new
blood Is necessary Cor the continued pro-
ductiOn of sufficient cotton 10 meet the
demand OF the world.
@. W. kOiuer, commissioner OF aEri-
culture Of Virginia, told something of
the neglected opportunities for ajgricul-
ture in The South. Illustrating his con
tentiOu that the South is capable Of as
great production as the West. by ref
erence TO farmers, who by intensive clll-
tivation have gained rich rwards from
the soil.
Forty-dve Per Cent.
The fact that the South produces 45|
per cent of the lumber consumed in the
United States and that these great tim
Der resources should be carefully pre-
served against devastation, was the
keynote OF the address OF r. s. KEEL
logg, assistant to Chief Forester Pin
Chot in the Bureau Of Forestry.
Mr. Kellogg drew attention to the
fact that the timber resources Of the
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
ARBITRATION MAY
END LUDLOW STRIKE
State Board Has Compromise
Plan Which Polish Workmen
Are Expected to Accept.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. Pros
poets for a settlement OF the Ludlow
strike are brighter today than at any
previous time since the 1900 Polish
employees walked out
The State board OF arbitration Is on
the scene with plan Of compromise
which Il presented yesterday TO the
Springfield Central Labor Union
The board will go TO Ludlow this az
ternoOn and submit the proposition to
the Polish strike leaders. Afterward
q mass meeting Of the strikers Will pass
on il
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south were almost all owned and con-
trolied by private concerns, and that the
STATES should make provision for their
preservation at once. The yellow nine
of the South is the nations Great stTuc-
tural timber. he said. and the cut OF
this wood alone is One-third OF the cut
Of all lIirus Of timber in the United
The total value Of the annual product
or the southern forests. he sSid.
amounts TO more than Sf50.OOO.OOO Great
damage mas been wrought in the forests
OF me SCUM. he said, but It is not
100 late TO mend. Mr.. Kellogg implored
his hearers TO use their influence for the
upbuldinE of the forests and the crea-
ton Of reserves.
Facing Labor Famine.
With returning prosperity the South
wall again face a labor famine and the
question Of immigration must be rec
o&nlzeq as one Of paramount imDorc-
ance, IN the opinion of Hugh MacRae,
OF Wilmington. n. c.. the next speak
err Mr. Macbae declared the need of
the South was the immigration of sub
stantal men and women who would
work Tor the gradual upbuilding of the
entire country. The opportunity offered
for colonization IN the South is the best
to be found in America today. he de-
clared, and it is the hope Of the business
realized.
This afternoon the program includes
addresses by John L. Matthews, secre-
tary Of the Mississippi Valley Transpor-
tation Company; George r. Tew, of this
city, and DR. J. A. Holmes. Of the
United States Geological Survey.
This evening G.. GrOsvenor Dave
managing director Of the congress. will
tell the delegates the meaning of the
organization and will sketch briefly its
opportunities. The remainder Of the
evening session, which will be the last
OF the convention, Will be devoted to
hearing reports from committees and
the election Of officers.
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Marriage Licenses.


Whitfield McCrowther and Lavada Ce-
leo Talley. OF Baltimore
Henry w. T. Eglin and Patty A. John
ston. Of Fairfax county Va
John II. Huebsch and Ruby Springman.
OF Washington.
Melville Murphy and Mary c. Barbee.
Of Washington.
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SHIP AGROUND

HONOLULU. Dec THE British. ahip
Celtic Chief. bound from Hamburg 70
this port. went ashore of the harbor
entrance, and today a number Of tugs
arc making efforts to pull her from her
dangerous position. She is an iron shin
Of !. 7S9 tonnage and belongs TO the Celtic
Chief Shipping Company OF Liverpool
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
TRAIN KILLS HORSES

POTTSVIILE, Pa, Dec. "A Penn
sylvania railroad passenger train. which
was behind time, killed two horses and
a mule and hurled the driver, Samuel
Melody. out of his wagon to the high
way near the local depot. Melody Will
recover.
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OLIVER SEES TAFT
ABOUT SUPERVISOR
Senator Says Census Official for
Pittsburg District Is
Selected.

That Pittsburg census supervisorship
that has been keeping the Taft admin
ietratiOn awake OF nights has been
settled. according TO Senator oliver Of
Pennsylvania The Senator was at the
Executive Offices bright and early TODAY
for conference with the President on
the appointment, and. on leaving. said
that President Taft will soon announce
the successful candidate
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PLIES CURED IN TO II DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT In guaranteed 20 cure
any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pro
truding Piles In to IA days OF money re-
funded. 5oc
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Special Notices.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Ibtocknoiders Of the Washington Rail
way & Electric Company viii be held
AZ the once OF the company, 18th and
East Capitol SITS, Washington, D. c.,
on SATURDAY. JANUARY NJ ION ar
i Z O'CLOCK NOON.
In accordance with the bylaws the
| books for the transfer Of stock of said
company viii be closed from December
IL. 1903. to January 10, 1910 both dates
inclusive.
F. J. WHITEHEAD,
0e',SIH, ID io'lI Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Anacostsa & Potomac
River Railroad Company win be held
at the Office Of the company. 18th and
East Capitol SITS, washington, D. c.,
on .SA,TURDAY, JANUARY Is. 1910, at
L O'CLOCK NOON.
In accordance with the bylaws the
DOCKS for the transfer of stock OF said
company win be closed from December
IL, ISOs, 10 January 10, 1910, both dates
F. ]. WHITEHEAD.
oeI,s.u.l5. lo,ll Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the GEORGETOWN & Ten
nallytown Railway Company viii be held
- a. the once Of the company. 18th and
East Sapltol SITS, Washington, D. c.,
on SATURDAY. JANUARY rs 1910 at
Y O'CLOCK NOON
5 In accordance with the bylaws. the
company will be closed from December
u. lSJs, TO January 10, 1910 both dates
inclusive
,.,o,, F. J. WHITEHEAD.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the City & Suburban
hallway OF Washington will be held
at the Office Of the company, 18th and
East Gapltol SITS, Washington, D. c.
on SATURDAY, JANUARY Is. 1910. at
Il O'CLOCK NOON
In accordance with the bylaws the
books for the transfer of stock OF said
T. lsJs, 10 January Is, 1910, both dates
inclusive.
FL. WHITEHEAD.
oeI,s,II.I3.I 5.n Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TTIF
stockholders Of the Brightwood Rail
office OF the company. 14th and East
Capltol Sts.i Washington D. c., on
SAIURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1910, at
y O'CLOCK NOON.
In accordance with the bylaws rho
books for the transfer Of stock of said
company will be closed from Decen7ber
Il, 1909. to January 10, 1910. both dates
inclusive.
F. J. WHITEHEAD.
oeI,s,lI, lS. le.ll Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Potomac Electric
Power Company will be held at
the office of the company. l4th and
East Capitol SITS, Washington. ID. q
on SATURDAY, JANUARY Is. 1910. al
Z O'CLOCK NOON.
In accordance with the bylaws the
books for the transfer of stock OF said
company VIII be closed from Decer1baT
T. 1903. 20 January 10. 1910. both dates
inclusive.
T. J. WHITEHEAD.
de7.9u.13I5H Secrefarr
a DECREE OF DIVORCES WAS
granted Nov. q, 1909. by the Circiif
Court or Prince George County. Mary
land &c May Turner VS.. William T1Trner
de6-3ts
d. ". GALL, go p STREET. n W
has been appointed sale agent for the I.
sale Of ocean View, Virginia. buirdfuT /
lots. call and see him. de5-gfa
~Hr&
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a DECREE OF DIVORCE WAS
granted Nov q, 1909. by the CirciIif
Court or Prince George County. Marv-
land. tC May Turner VS.. William TIrD.r
deti-2te
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

d. ". GALL, CD r STREET, n. w.
has been appointed sale agent for tbe
sale Of ocean View, Virginia, bui1diuF
lots. Call and see him. de5-gfa
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

For Mems Fancy Vests, in light and
dark effects. Special purchase of
makers oyerStock. Worth UP to
$500 each. Big variety. Make ideal
gifts for a man.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

F. J. WHITEHEAD.
de7,9,u,13.I6I7 Secretarv
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

In accordance with the bylaws the
books for the transfer of stock OF said
company VIII be closed from Deceubar
II. 1903. 20 January 10. 1910. both dates
inclusive.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Brightwood RAN
way Company will be held at the
Office Of the company. 18th and East
Capitol Sts.i Washington. D. C. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY ID 1910 al
ID O'CLOCK NOON
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

In accordance with the bylaws the
books for the transfer Of stock of said
company will be closed from December
inclusive.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

For Mems $50 Tan English Cape
Walking Gloves. Every pair guar
anteed. Tried on at our risk. Put
up in neat holiday boxes if you
want them for gifts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-05
Cong Hanna Kept Promise and Protected N D. Interests

ing committee which arranged list
of the bills in which they were to be
acted upon. The committee and
their friends were always best taken
care of in the arrangement, said he.
The fact that the senate, with its
committee on committees Is also hav-
ing troubles as is evidenced by the
house for fair committee assignments.
Again 1t has always been argued"
said Hanna. that men should be re-
turned to congress for the reason that
they would advance on committees
and thus get the opportunity to more
effectually help the constituency that
they represent With a COMMITTEES
on committees in the house and the
house changing every ewo years, a new
man would stand an equal show with
an older member, which would be
manifestly unfair 1t takes time for
! man to correctly inform himself on
legislation that comes before his COM
mittee. Under plan proposed the COM
mittee would be continually changed
and a member coull not give the study
and equip himself as he could IL ne
were left on the same committee year
after year."
In closing, Mr.. Hanna said that II
was not wise to precipitate fight in
the republican ranks when so import
ant a measure as the tariff bill was
awaiting attention and that on the
other hand he would not be found
wanting when the time comes to
bring about some reforms.