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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
WILL OPEN PAPER HOUSE
COMPANY ORGANIZED IN OKLA
HoMA CITY. READY FOR Bus
iNEsS FEBRUARY T.

Oklahoma city Okla Dec. al.-
Charles ~ Verify eight years man
uecr of tuc Western Newspaper TN
ion. boo oklahoma city has orsmizcd
the Central Paper company capital
$2oooo. with headquarters at Okla
hpma CITY Mr. Verify has Just re-
turned from q trip east whore he
visited tho larger paper mills and
laid In stock or goods The Cen
ual Paper Company expects to be
able to take care of all orders by
February lst 1909.
Mr Ncrt, viii be- president aud
manager of the new company II,
will bee assisted i'm the direction oi
the business 10y W T.. Davis secrc
tary and treasurer MIR Davis wa,
fomcrl' engaged in railroad con
structiou work in Oklahoma.
As soon as it can be- done the Cen
ual Paper company will secure track
age front whore wholesale shipment.
can be- handled more readily Tn,
company will do iobbiug an,
wholesale business. selling printers
paper tablets ana line stationery
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
HARTMAN GETS STRENUOUS
WOULD THWART J. j. HILL BY
SECURING SHORTER ROUTE
TO GULF, VIA DENiSON.

New York Dec 81 That T. II.
Hartman has plans In view which
viii comt,nct the advantage gained
hy The Uil roads through the acqulsi
tion of the Colorado and Southern IS
stated positively by interests closely
affiliated with the Union Pacific sys.
tenn
The exact nature of these plans has
nor been disclosed but il lis mdcrtood
that Mr. Hartman is working 10 Sc
cure a shorter and more direct outlet
for Union Pacific traffic to the Gulf
of Mexico
Recording 10 dispatches from LIN
o'u, Nch. the Union Pacific contrm.
plates building cutoff from the
main lime to Omaha, and thence
running direct line down to Dnisou.
Texas. whore il will connect with
other Hartman lines running 10 Gal
weston I, was said on good authority
that plans are in contemplation for So
securing a connection with the Union
Pacific az Kansas city 10 the Gulf
.. was doubted if much new con
~'wctou would Dee undertaken. but
those who profess To know something
about the plans expressed the optn-
ion chat arrangements would bc made
VIII, some pfhrr rn1I ruuufnr pur nf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
"A Better Days Work."

because it explains ways of doing the days work in
less time, with less work and worry, with unfail'
ing accuracy.
"a Better DAYS Work is n book of 100 pages,
wcl printed profusely illustrated. and bound In
strong limp covers. 1T Is a business mans text
book" says one manufacturer who received copy,
and right To tic point"
\ man in Lewiston Idaho says: 1T Is entitled to
as good a shelf as any in my library. \ work of
art"
We want you to have a copy Of "a Better Days
Work. however otas an adornment for your
book shelves but for reference on top of the
desk in your counting room, store factory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
Why You Need this Book.

1t contains over two.score specific systems, the
cream of the modern methods devised during
recent years by high grade business men and
accountants, tried out and stamped o. X. by
leading business concerns.
Each of these systems presents better or quicker,
more accurate way of doing some of the
things that part of the regular days work"
in any ordinary business establishment A few OF
these systems are intended especially for certain
lines of business, many of them applicable to-
any business. Some of them sure to fill need
in YOUR business.
That is why want you to read this book
For exampe-The book contains a short and
simple almost automatic, system for taking Daily
Proof of Ledger Postngs 1t presents four simple
Trial Balance systems that a revelation of
accuracy and time saving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
PEACE TREATY SIGNED BY SON
ORA COVE RNoR AND INDIANS
MUROtROUS DEMONS FREED
Full Immunity and Guarantee Of Lib.
erty u Their Submission is Com.
Plete--Joint Celebration Was
Most Remarkable One.

Nopal,s. Ariz. Dec 3l-The long
war with Yaqu Indians in Mexico inI
which scores have been Killed at diff
fcrout times. including many Ameri.
cans has been terminated In treaty
or peace agreed uuon by three Indian
chiefs and lGG Of their followers and
the governor Of the state of sonora,
Mexico
The scene enacted at the troG,y
agreement was a romarkabl, one. con
embracing the Yaquis and parUoipat.
ing In joint cclcbraj on hs'u~ all
lr.r.
Ga Constitution. Of Sonora. gives
the particulars Of the formal dcciara-
/ tiou Of peace.
\ conference took place at Baca'c.
tea In the Yaqui country December
lea At o'clock ON Monday he Yaquis
appeared aud requested permission
/ 10 bring a hundred and siXtyfour Of
their armed followers to hold COW.
ference with the state representatives
The conference took place in the trn;
Of Commander Luis Barron or he
regular army.
Three old NaQuis acted as spOk'a.
men All those at war taking off san
dals and crossing arms over th"ir
breasts. appeared before the assemhl.
ed officials and made their requests
First was guarantee of their lives,
liberty and q pardon for past offcnses
which will be- granted by the governor
on consideration Of their submission
being complete
Second, was a request for return
TO which the governor replied thai
. this would depend ON the conduct o
those now surrcudcriug They re-
qucstcd the retention OF arms, tC
which the governor replied thar IN,
/ captains and a certain number Of mcr
acting as guards. all To be in scrvic,
ana paw hl llt NIdl'' N'ulb W. hll'N''
: to retain arms
Several other requests relating {,
their religious fctcs etc. were readily
granted
The other chiefs then turned {,
their followers and in loud vote,
/, asked them if they agreed TO AN th,
4 terms. tp which all as one replied
"Eupir, cugic," meaning yes Tn,
, old chiefs then thanked Commander
=. Barron and Captain Gotta for their in
b tcNcntion and acclaimed thanks tc
God. and the virgin, saints saying
we ask no more thank God, than
ON Christmas eve peace had been de
clarcd,'
\ number of Mexican soldiers rush
T ed forward aud embraced the Naqui
warriors and 4 general iolltication
w.s soon in progress.
\ specially arranged formal peace
will be- ratified January 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01

Ten pages of this unusual book are devoted to up
to-datc methods of Cost Keeping describing II
most efficient system in use by representative
concern.
Every feature is explained i'm detail and illustrated
with ui,like reproductions of actual forms used by
progressive concerns in handling their systems
Some the other chapters In the book explain the
modern way of handling Monthly Statements with
less time, work and opportunity for error; how to
make daily, weekly monthly RecapUuaUon or
Sales I'm a retail or wholesale business Short
and better way of handling incoming remittances
(Cash Received system) making up Payroll with
speed and insurance OF accuracy; making out In
of all kinds,
There are several pages of miscellaneous book.
keepers stunts" and shortcuts, such as mecnani'
cal methods of Multiplication Subtraction Division,
etc.
tpNt hook
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
GIRL MUSIC MAD.
Talented indian Maiden Plays Piano
From Morn Until Niqht.

dIenteu lnuian Maiuen rays fldno
From Morn Until Night
OlSahoma city Okla, Dec. al
Miss stella Whitening. q beautiful
young mdian gd OF shawnee, has de
Nolopcd into peculiar musical
prodigy. brought on. It is thought. by
too strict application tu her musical
studies Not until She had played
her piano from morning until night
did her parents know that there was
anything wrong Physically she b.
the perfection OF health, but insists
ON playing her piano constantly She
spent the past year AT musical
conservatory at Louisville, ami re-.
Gently came home \ peculiarity
about her strange mania for music
d, that She will attempt some OF
the mos' difficult selections. far
above the grade which has urdinarilJ
been given her 10 practice. and exc.
cute them with apparent ease. IN
her execution of piece her mind
never waudcrs, and she plays the
music as IL is written without i'm.
trTuptiou As soon as she waky,
up u the morning. she msncs 90
the piano and would stay there al.
day it 10 were not that her mothcl
p,rsuadys her from 10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01

Here is book a splendid business book com
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This boC, significantly entitled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
Is Free--Postpaid

yidual to illustrate Wallace Irwins famous poem.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
OTHER STATES, TOO. FOLLOW
PROGRESS OF STANDARD
CASE
HAD CONTEMPT FOR LAWS
Disposition Of Seventy Four Tank
Station a Question Now-May Be
Dismantled-Can the Prairie
Company Come ln2

Kansas city. Mo, Dec 81. Law
ycrs say there never has been ease
In which a state enforced an actual
exclusion Of n great trust for violat.
ing antitrust laws. It is possible
that Missouri may furnish the first
example
State laws against trusts ar, madc
partly for political reasons aud part.
" in an effort to remedy condition
that most persons believe is a source
of danger to the public The pen.
altics are made sever, and the Law
maker goes home to tell his cuusti
tuents of the awful things that are
going To be- done to the trusts uu.
der the law he helped To frame l'p
10 tins time the big trusts have re-
gardcd the laws with contempt
when as occasional offender has
been caught and made To answer for
it's sins an appeal in behalf of bust
ness interests has resulted In a com
paratvcly small fine
II is for that reason that IN,
STANDARD oil company aud every
other trust is watching Missouri Fol
the same reason other states are
watching, too, and from now ON. Iu
its dealings with the standard oil
company it is the state of Missouri
that viii be- ON trial.
The Standard oil compau, of m
diana which had under thv trade
territory Of the northern half of
Missouri, owns seventy four lluk sta.
tions outside of Kansas CIV and St
Joseph 4. c. Crcushaw. general
sales agent of the company. testified
that the stations In the large cities
represent an investment of from So.
O00 10 100000 or the smaller sta.
tlons he said eight or niur cost from
$4,000 to $4,000 and the rest from
s. o00 10 $4,000 These figures did
not include the teams or tho salaries
of the men employed 10 handle the
oil. In many eases he said. the
company does not own the teams
uscl in the tank wagon trade. but
employed man and team.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-01
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-10-22
DEATH OF MRS. TERRELL.

Mrs. Tryphene Terrell, al aged and
respected lady, died at the home of her
niece, Mrs Bulard, Monday, October 8.
Mrs. Terrell was iu her eighty second
year, having been born March 81, 1925
She left son and daughter who live in
Holland, Mich The funeral took place
Wednesday forenoon from the residence
of Mr. Ed. Bullard, Rev Mr. Rossell Of
floating. The interment was IN the
Clapp cemetery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-10-22
The Falling earometer.

The rich man vas enjoying his
first cruise on his new yacht
Suddenly the captain came aft.
He looked anxious.
What's the good word, captain ?"
the owner asked.
The barometer is falling rap.
idly" the skipper nervously an
swered.
You must have hung it on a
loose nail, the owner pleasantly
suggested.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-10-22
No lnducenent.

Campaign cigars, proclaimed the
reformer. are merely a form of brib-
cry" mo they amt" put in the
voter Did you ever smoke one?"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-10-22
Liver Trouble
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PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS.

MRS. CLAIRE HARRISON, TEACHER. FL
lNl ementary and advanced work. Studio % ".
Kalamazoo street, Paw Paw. 6u.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-10-22

COR RENT Pine Office upper rooms or for light
1 housekeeping all ready to rent we'll water:
iron sink connected with sewer, toilet room, cleo
trio lights; southeast corner Main and Kalama-
ZOO streets.
31tf Nv VAN FOSSEN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-18

the Coast, Capt. Thomas Dowdell cele-
brated the fftieth anniversary as
man of the sea. Purser Smith made
elaborate arrangements, in celebration
of the event, unheknown to the popular
skipper, and with the able assistance
of Chief Steward Carleton managed to
arrange a celebration which eminently
fitted the occasion. The passengers
were all given special invitations to the
anniversary dinner, and toasts and
merrymaking were the order of the
evening. Several wirless messages of
congratulation We're read during dim
ner.
Captain Dowdell s first voyage was
made on the bark Sherwood of Boston,
Capt. John Hawsen, which he joined at
Bristol, England, in December, 1859.
He was mate of the blaekball ship Wis
consin, and served on the clipper ships
Davy Crockett, South America, and
Quickstep. He was in the Dakota of
the Webb line, running between Homo
lulu and New Zealand, and commanded
for a time the old sidewheel steamer
California.
He entered the service of the Oceanic
Steamship Company in 1883 as second
mate of the Mariposa, of which Capt.
H. z. Howard was master.
Annie johnson in Gales.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 9.-In
terrific hurricane the bark Annie
johnson of the Matson Navigation Com
pany. arriving yesterday after a strenu-
Gus voyage from Hilo, shifted her bal
last. and it took Captain Nilsson and
his. crew four days to right the vessel
from a bad list to port. The Annie
Johnson logged twenty days from the
island port, and it was one of Captain
Wilson's hardest passages. From De-
cember 8 to December s the vessel was
in succession of south and southeast
gales. with very heavy sea. The gale
increased to hurricane force, ripping
the sails from the yards like so much
paper and driving the bark on at a
furious rate. On December 6, while 30
miles west of this port, the vessels
ballast shifted to port while she was
lurching in the heavy sea. With the
vessel under them heeled over at
frightful angle the men of the Annie
Johnson labored night and day trim
ming the ballast IN order to get her
back on an even keel. Sea after sea
Numbered over the vessel as she piled
on before the storm, and some anxious
hours were passed by those on board,
who were thankful when she at last
rode free.
Alameda Has Full Cargo.
Freight Agent Fred Whitney of the
Oceanic line, has assembled large
and varied cargo of Island products
for dispatch to the mainland on the
Alameda sailing next Wednesday morn
ing at ten o'clock. Included in the
LIST are 1000 bags of coffee, 1900 bags
rice, 5000 lunches bananas, $500 bags
sugar, so bales Of sisal fiber, 1000
bundles hides, 5000 cases canned pine
apples and 5000 eases fresh pines The
latter item is about the largest single
shipment which has been made out of
the Territory. The vessel viii also car
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-18
Alameda S Wireless O. K.

Stocked with good things for Christ
mas tables, the Oceanic liner appeared
off Diamond Head shortly after day
break yesterday morning. and by eight
clock was fast alongside her dock.
The popular liner brought ninety-two
cabin passengers, counting children,
there being hardly a vacant berth on
board.
From the time she left her moorings
in San Francisco until she reached here
the Alameda encountered weather little
short of ideal, and there were but few
passengers who did not show up regu-
larly at meal time.
The Alameda brought 1860 tons of
miscellaneous cargo, consisting largely
of eatables for the Christmas market.
Eight automobiles were also included
in the cargo.
Wednesday night the Alameda was
not able to get into communication
with the Kahuku station as usual, tr0u-
BILE with the dynamo making it impos-
sible to operate the wireless apparatus
and the lights in the engineroom at the
same time. As the engineroom had, of
necessity, to be Illuminated, Operator
Baxter was forced TO wait until Thurs
day afternoon. when he managed to
pick up Kahuku and send in his mes
sages.
S. A. Shipman, for some time first as
sistant engineer of the Alameda, made
his first trip on the boat as chief en-,
gineer this trip. Chief Engineer Put
: ger has left the service Oh the Oceanic
Steamship Company to takea position
as consulting mechanical engineer with
large smelter company. ,f-e
Among the passengers on the Ala
media were many tourists who are max
ing their first visit to the Islands, as
well as a goodly sprinkIng of kamaai-
mas returning from business or pleasure
trips to the mainland. DR.. Fl. F. Trout
man arrived from Philadelphia to be-
come resident physician at the Queen S
Hospital. DR.. Troutman has had about
four years experience in an eastern
hospital Senator H. T. Moore, who
went to the Coast to look into some
mining matters. is back. Frank Grace,
former Honolulu man, who is now
auditor of steamship company Oper-
ating to Alaska, is here to spend several
weeks with his mother and sisters. He
is accompanied by his wife and their
two children. C. HarveyElder, night
editor of the Advertiser, returned from
an extended visit in California, and is
back on duty again. Mrs. j. c. Cast
ner, wife of Captain Cashier, returned
to join the constructing quartermaster.
Wilhelmina Bringing Cargo.
Castle &, Cooke, agents, have been ad-
vised that the new Matson steamship
Wilhelmina is bringing 1900 tons of
cargo, 500 of which are for Honolulu.
She will, of course, load to about her
capacity on reaching San Francisco.
The date for her sailing from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu has been set for Feb
ruary 8.
Fifty Years at Sea.
On the last trip of the Alameda t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-18

Husband-That' s a hideous vase on
the piano. Wife-Yes; [ viii send it
to someone for Christmas, if / don t
forget.-Harper' Bazaar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-18
Lot for Sale Near Car Barn

On makai side of Young
street, large lot 50x150.
Price $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-18
i. NEAR THOMAS SQUARE.

Three-bedroom bungalow.
Place is in Best of
condition. Large lot, modern
plumbing, gas, electric lights;
barn and servants quarters.
Easy terms; $3.50.