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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-02
SHOWS INDIFFERENCE
TO THE CRITICISMS
EPBULlCAN STATE CHAIRMAN
HARRIS is IN FIGHT TO eLIMl.
NATE THE OLD GUARD.

Guthrie, Okla, June l.-Repubi-
can State Chairman Jas A. Harris,
having split the republican party
with call for state conycntiOg
to consolidate and extend the power
CT the ring for which he is now
acting, today made plain his indh-
ference 10 the bitter disapproyal Of
other republican leaders by reply
to the criticism heaped on him. He
is sending it to every republican paper
in this state through the republican
press bureau: He refers TO Charley
Hunter as Judge Cotteral's federal
court clerk" tells National Repnbli.
can Committeeman Cash Cade that
he shows gross ignorance" and
emphatically saye no half dozen
republicans in the state should be
lieye themselves more powerful than
the people"
Harris letter emphasizes what is
now generally understood here TO be
the fact. That Harris and the few
men behind him, of whom only Bird
Mcclure is certainly known, are de-
termined to make permanent the
grasp on the republican party which
they have obtained temporarily and
chiefly through the lax interest of
the men who could easily have
maintained themselves in power
Cash Cade, Dennis Flynn, Charley
Hunter-all the Old guar3s-are TO
be shelyed. The insurgents are to
be thrown out entirely The pro
gressiye republican party is to pass
into the hands Of the standpatters,
Bird Mcclure and Cannonism. All
the spoils, il the republicans win
the state election; the federal pat
ronage, if the ticket loses;this is
the end f-r which the convention
called June 10 is to be one OF the
means. The substance Of Harris
contention for holding the conyen-
ton now that the voters, the men
from the grass roots, should make
the platform and decide the policy
o. the party. This is for the purpose
Of extending down to the grass
roots. and solidtyng from the pre-
cnct man to Jim Harris himself,
and those behind him. If there are
any the supremacy that Harris has
temporarily achieved through the
manipula,ious Of the Mcclure ma
chine in the First district.
Harris has already selected fully
ouethird Of the delegates to the
state o-vention, has designated
them. Especially has he designated
the presidents and secretaries Of the
republican county clrbs. His call for
convention. ISSUED May %, provides
that these republican clubs should
have recognition for their officers, as
delegates must be organized by
June .. in four days, and Sunday
included II is a ten TO one shot
tina, Harris had clubs organized in
nearly every county, tentatively or
guized the men already selected.
before the call was issued. There's
10 time for other Influences 10 get .
20 work. Thus the president and .
secretary OF the clubs coming 10 the .
convention are Harris men. tSo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-02
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.
The 6RADFzEZD co., ATLANTA, a.

A young gentleman of the cOlored
persuasion had promised his girl
pair of long white gloves for a Christ
mas gift. Entering a large depart.
ment store, he al last found the
counter where these goods were dis
played, and approaching rather hest
tatingly, remarked, "Ah want a pair Oh
gloves"
How long do you want them?" in
quired the business like clerk.
"Ah doesn't want 70 to rent EN-; ah
wants 70 10 buy 'em," replied the 9th
er, ignantly-Harpers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-02

The Boston Boomers will be here
Sunday, June 3. and will play the
local team at $3.50 at the l.orena
Park Admission, gate 2jc, and grand
stand 25c The best game of the
season is expected and the novelty
of girls playing ball will add 10 the
interest of the game 29-G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-02

II you are not satisfied after using
according 10 directions two-thirds Of
bottle of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. you can have your
money back. The tablets cleanse and
invigorate the stomach, improve the
digestion. regulate the bowels. Give
them trial and get well. Sold by
all dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-02

from each county. 152 in all, a ld
cleus OF i52 delegates standing sol
idly for anything Harris wants.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
RATTERIEs.

Athletics-Coombs and Thomas
Chicago Reulbach, Mclntire, Pies
ter and King.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
MORE FOOTBALL
SURPRISES COMING

The football season is fast rounding
the turn where the elimination con-
tests will be in order, and IN little
while the big 'uns" viii be stacking
up against one another. The games
this Saturday viii hardly be Of the
elimination variety. for Princeton is
about the only big eleven to pit It's
strength against an opponent really
worthy Of its steel Pop" Warmers
Carlisle Indians win meet Princeton,
and should give the Tigers fine run
for their money. but even though the
redmen succeed in downing the Tigers
n will not in any way mean that Yale
will defeat the Orange and Black
when these two teams clash No good
coach ever develops his team TO a
high playing state so early in the sea
son, and while Princeton's offensive
showing this season has been little
short Of wonderful. there is still loads
Of work to be done in improving the
fplay Of the inemen. So a victory
one way or the other will have no
bearing on Princeton's real strength.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21

Orange has as an attraction at
Front and Union streets tomorrow af-
ternoon the Waverly A. c. team, COM
posed of college stars from Philadel-
phia and vicinity Many well-known
college players are on this team and
McClain, the former Penn State full
back. is fullhack They average 10
pounds, but are very fast, having de-
feated Haddonfeld and Chester Y. M.
c. A. by good scores.
Waverly Is also scheduled 10 play
PheoniNville, the team that claims 10
be the champion of the East
Orange has fully recovered from
their injuries and are in fine shape
for to-morrows game. They expect
Evening journal., 1910-10-21

dates, Offering big purses and induc-
ing owners Of fast horses, both in and
out of the state, to enter for the com
plete series. All the places named
have good tracks and are considered
good racing towns. holding frequent
races all this summer to good crowds.
The plan, as now formed, will try
the scheme the end of this month,
making a week OF racing next week
and If the plan proves a winner tat
circuit will be regularly organized for
next season At present there are
enough fast horses In the two counties
to provide some good racing, while It
is expected that horse owners
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
ST. JOHNS TO
TRY CT. A. ELEVEN

Through the sporting interest which
Orange holds St. Johns and the ST.
Michael's c. T A. will play at Front
and Union before the Orange -Waver-
ly game tomorrow afternoon. The
G. II. A. is one of the strongest In
Chester Orange played the eleven
three years ago St. Johns has play
ed Wenonah Academy and Delaware
College Scrubs this season.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
TOTALS FOR THREE GAMES.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CHICAGO WEATHER FORECAST

Fourth game TO be played at Chi
cago. to-day, friday October o.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21

from Philadelphia. Wilmington. Bal
timore and Maryland could be induced
to enter their horses with big purses
in sight. The races will be run under
association control. and will mean the
opening of the old-time interest in
horse racing that at one time made
Delaware the best state in the Union
for breeding fast horses and the place
for good racing. Unorganized efforts
in recent years have provided local in
terest but a statewide interest has
been lacking and the cost of the game
greatly increased while owners from
other state could not afford to bring
their horses here for occasional meets
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
PARKSIDE WANTS
ASATURDAY GAME

Parkside team has no game for to-
morrow on account Of team cancel
inx. ANY 1z0-pound team in the city
desiring a game can get It by calling
.. and A. phone No. 1S27-A, Charles
Winthrup, No. 93z Kirkwood street, or
eornmnunicate with the manager,
games Sparks. at the southeast corner
Eleventh and Pine streets.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
Is ....,,.l2 Is 27 .
CHICAGO.

'Batted for Reulbach in second inning
Batted for Phester in ninth inning
Chicago . IL 2 90 0 0 0 2 o.
Athletics Il Q 0 0 o 4 0 0--12
Two-base hits, Schultz, 2 Barry, 3;
Coombs. Tinker, Davis, Hoffman.
Home rum Murphy.
Hits. off Reulbach, 3 in innings;
McIntire. in 1-3 inning, Pfester, 3
in 8 2-3 innings.
Sacrifice fiy, Holman
Double plays-zimmerman, Tinker
and Archer; Barry, Collins and Davis;
Murphy and Davis.
Left on bases, Chicago. a; Athletics,
z
First base on balls, off Reulbach.
Strunk. Davis: of Phester, Thomas,
off Coombs. Sheckard, 8; Beaumont
Hit by pitcher by Mclntire, Davis
Struck out. by Phester. Strunk; by
Coombs, Chance. Schultz, Steinfeldt,
Holman. Zimmerman. Archer, King.
Passed ball. Thomas.
Time, hours.
Umpires, ODay behind the plate;
Sheridan on the bases; Connolly IN
right field, and Rigler in left field
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
CUBS PREPARE
FOR WORST
continued From Paee 9.

ed TO King. Thomas out 10 Archer,
unassisted Coombs singled to cen
ter. Strunk out, Zimmerman to Arch
er No runs.
Chicago -Steinfeldt lined to Strunk
Tinker singled to left. King famed
Needham batted for Pfeister. Tinker
stole secand. Needham fouled to Ba-
ker No runs.
The score.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
NEW RACING CIRCUIT.
Delaware VIII Take in Five Tracks In
Association.

MILFORD. Del. Oct 21.-A horse
racing circuit for the end OF October,
the success of which would determine
the forming of permanent circuit OF
the lower part of the state for next
year, will be tried out by Kent and
Sussex county horsemen, beginning
next Monday, according to the plans
issued The circuit will take in Dover,
Frederick, Milford. Milton and Mills
boro. beginning at Dover and holding
races down the circuit on successive
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
ORANGE HAS HARD GAME
AHEAD WITH WAVERLY

to cross the college mems line for the
first time this season. One or two
new men may be in the lineup. al
though their names are being with
held as surprises.
The teams will line up as follows
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
sELLs SADDLE HORSE.
jefferson 3. Ford, Of MiddIetown, Dis,
poses OF "rna b. for $500.

VT-E1 o. 7 III Do Tut 70VV1
Jefferson p Ford. Of Middletown,
has had his black mare, Una B., by
Barnett 3. 2.O6 IL. gated TO saddle
by Corbit vinysrd and sold her We'd
nesday TO Richard y Filbert, Of Fox
Chase. Philadelphia, for his daughter,
Miss Deronda. the price being $500
Mr. Vinyard has delivered the mare 10
her new owner. and Will spend few
days at Fox Chase giving Miss Fill
bert instructions in horseback rid
ing.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21
FACTS OF THE THIRD GAME
FOR WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Played at Chicago.
Athletics, Amer. League.
Loser-Chicago, National League.
Score-Athletics IL; Chicago, 5.
Evening journal., 1910-10-21

Friday, continued unsettled. prob
ably rain IN the morning. Cold and
misty during the afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
MIDNIGHT 0BSEQu|[s FOR WEBER

Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
OF Free Masonry. Valley of Guthrie,
Orient of Oklahoma, Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma, November IS. 1910. Dear Sir and
Brother. The sombre shadow oil
death has darkened another Of our
households and afflicted with grief
the hearts OF its inmates. On Fri
day morning. November 25th. az 6 a.
m, our beloved brother Adolph h.
Weber, 32nd, fell asleep to see the
sun rise no more In this world
The midnight obsoQuies Of Guthrie
Chapter Rose Croix will be observed
at the Masonic hall. corner Vine and
Oklahoma, Saturday night at II NJ.
We Of Tie Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite should not SHOW our
selves unworthy TO have been of one
brotherhood with our Dead, by hear
Ing with indlerence and unconcern or
their departure, wbereny by Free Ma
sonry everywhere Is the loser. Let
us assemble aud pay due honor and
reverence TO hih memory, and extend
TO those near and dear ones he has
left behind orr heartfelt sympathy in
This, their hour Of aHletion. Fratern-
ally yours, + A. Defr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
OPPOSITION is STRONG
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov 26.--
The real estate combine OF this city
which controls the Putnam capital
site, nine miles out in the country,
fearing defeat for Oklahoma City
when the legislature convenes to lie
eide upon a permenent capital loca-
tion, today issued petition when
has been sent to the members of the
legislature, asking their approval by
signing the call for the assembly to
meet In Oklahoma City.
The plan Is evidently to discover
If possible the friends of Oklahoma
city in the capital fight which-is sche-
duled to begin next Monday in order
that the governor may see just where
he stands when the matter comes TO
a showdown. A number have sign
ed the statement, but many legisla-
tors refuse to be caught.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon the
Shawnee, Guthrie, Muskogee and all
anti-Oklahoma City delegations held
a caucus, which showed that the OPP
position to Oklahoma City for the
capital had assumed such proportions
that 1t may possibly be decided to
try to capture the organization OF
the special legislature and take the
capital away from the opulent West
Side metropolis without an attempt
being made to adjourn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
WHAT SALTWATER OFFERS
Special to Daily Leader.


saltwater, Okla. Nov. 26.-Stillwa-
ter has already enough land in the
hands OF the Saltwater Industrial
company TO donate to the state for a
state capital site to insure the state
of a beautiful location near our city.
The Industrial company has one hun
dred and seventy acres OF land which
lies Just northwest OF the city slop-
ing toward 1t from a hill overlooking
the city which is an ideal spot for
the location OF public buildings. The
interurban when completed will run
right through this tract OF land and
make It convenient and easily acces-
sible to the city and also with railroad
connection on the interurban with
other points.
No other city can offer anything
better than Saltwater unless ii be
the size of the city near which it Is
to be located but we will find that
this feature is not seriously consld-
cred as the New Jerusalem plan and
the present location according TO the
capital commission near Putnam CITY
ard over seven miles from Oklahoma
City shows that the expectation is,
that around the capital buildings
themselves, there will be city built
up which will take care OF the bust
ness of the state officials. Our loca-
tion being so near the town will have
the benefit Of city already for II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
DEATH SUMMONS ONE
QUICKLY AFTER REUNION
Stranger Than Any Fiction Was
Meeting and Parting Of Joe
and Tony koubaIlsh
CBy Leased wlre)

Chicago, H., Nov. 26 Stranger
than any fiction was the meeIing
and the parting OF Joe and Tony
Iiounalsh
Joe, ln an advanced stage Of W
phold fever, was taken to the county
hospital on October n He had been
HI this country only few weeks and
had had few friends and little money.
Only now and then faithful counr
tryman came TO ask the nurse In ward
4 how near Joe was to death.
The unusual occurred when one
day aother typhoid patient across the
hall recognized one OF the faithful
cduntrymen, and called TO him The
countryman answered the call, bud
could not recognize the sick man.
Sees old Playmate.
Don't You know me, JobnY the
patient modhed. Il am Tony kou.
balish Years ago we played togeth-
or In Poland--l remember you"
And the countryman remembered
that years ago Tony had left the lit
tie Polish village and had started to
America.
when did you come to America,
Jom?'s asked Tony And then m
rapid fire, came other questione about
the folks at home, and finally
''How Is Joe. When IA Joe coming
to America?
puts Beds Side by Side.
Then the countryman understood.
He told the nurse Miss Murdoch,
and she helped HIM roll Joe's bed
across the hall and put II side by
side with Tony's beo.
The two brothers, who parted years
before In the little village In Poland
had little reunion OF their own In
the county hospital.
Hello. joel"
Hello. Tony"
Then, drifting into their own ian
gnage. they asked and answered each
others questions. all the time holding
each others hands. Aud the nurse
and John, the countryrian, left them.
Bids Tony Farewell.
Two days later Joe died lie knew
when the end was near. He reached
out aud felt for Tony and touched
him lightly.
Goodbye, Tony"
Tony raised himself feobly from
his pillow and knew that Joe-was
dying. The tears came, but he ans
wered simply.
-.3 odYpye, joe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
TAXPAYERS
GET IT IN
THE NECK

At the adjourned session OF the
city council last night, the city dads
again got into an argument over what
to do with the difference between tho
amount paid by taxpayers on their
paving assessment and the six per
cent which the paving bonds draw.
Some time ago the council undertook
TO make n separate fund out Of this
as sort OF reserve, but the paw
ing company objected. claiming that
the levy was to pay their bonds and
that II could be used for no other
purpose, City Attorney Green, agree
isg that that was correct Talk was
had OF bringing a friendly suit TO de-
termine the matter and this the coun-
ell finally decided to do last night.
Charles Ford presented petition
asking that he be granted the PRIV.
llege of selling goods In the city with
out paying the $25 license, which was
laid over 10 be considered later.
Tie FIRE committee recommended
taat the new station be accepted as
soon as a few minor specifications OF
The consulting architect arc complied
with.
The street sweeper from the Win
ters Manufacturing company, which
was tried here for a lime on trial,
was rejected
The settlement tho committee lad
agreed on with the Illinois Steef
bridge company was adopted and the
mayor aud city clerk authorized to
confess Judgment against the city for
s220Sg aud 10 draw s77ii out Of tho
city funds for the proposed settle.
mcnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
PLEASED WITH INVESTMENT

4. r. Thompson. OF Kent, III. and
Adam A. Krape and Elmer Horst
mier, Of Lena. ILL.,, were here today
on a sightseeing ard prospecting
tour The three visitors. all sub
stantlal citizens Of Illinois. purchased
forty lots in the Capitol City addition
to Guthrie, aud express themselves
as highly pleased with their invest.
ment. Mr.. Thompson. as spokesman
for the party remarked:
Guthrie is certainly one OF the
most beautiful cities have ever vis-
lted and when IL comes to paving you
have every town &C the size beaten
to frazzIe. Your manufacturing en-
terprises also look good to me, and
10 state that we are satisfied that
we have placed our money In Guthrie
doesn't begin to express our faith IN
your town"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
OKLAHOMA SUCCESSFUL
National Guard Rifle Team
Wins Trophy in Inter-
state Shoot

Major William Black, T. s. A. ire
tlred) whose headquarters are at the
lone hotel In Guthrie Is In receipt of
the following telegram from Col. Roy
Hoffman, commander OF The First
regiment, Ok N. g.. who has been in
attendance at the Interstate rifle
shoot at Kansas CITY this week.
Oklahoma successful In eompeti-
tion here. We get next meet. Con.
gratnlations.
Kansas CITY. NOV Oklahoma
won the silver trophy at the Mid
Western Interstate Rifle association
tournament which closed here Friday.
Tho winning team was one Of two en-.
tered by the First Oklahoma relaltr-t
ofltbe natIpngl guard The final score
o4HEpf ll4ip0l AiHtts. at all rsees.
Wag: s93 set@
Oklahoma, first team, t,si7; sec-
ond Kansas, i.72g; Third Miss9urs
LOG: Fifty.ffth Iowa. 1896: Okaho'
ma second team. lsi5: First Mis-
souri,, i,e05. Fortysixth Iowa, l,573-
The feature OF the closing event
was the rifle work Of Sergeant r. r.
Jarboe, OF the Oklahoma fret team,
~iao maae ia out Vi a possiDle lvs
targets on the rapid-fire sklrmlsh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
REQ LETTER EVENT 1T kREss's

The Kress opening yesterday after,
noon was a remarkable one. The
doors opened at o'clock and twenty
minutes later one had to fight one
self through the aisles, so dense was
the crowds. The new stores are YER
liable wonder places. The display of
holiday goods Is simply immerse.
DiAing the past three weeks several
carloads OF goods have, been received
andsplacen on the shelves. The
Kress people buy their goods not by
the carload. but By the trainloads.
The Kress advertising manager said
today: Guthrie is great town
and the Keess people nave the utmost
confidence En the growth and stabil.
ity OF the town. Our opening yester-
day was superb. Il exeelled similar
events IN much larger places. We
are highly gratifIed with the event
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26
OKLAHOMA CITY SAID
TO Be UP IN THE AIR
Putnam Site Strenuous Bone Of
Contention Business Interests
Severely Hurt 1i
(Stan Spcclal)

Oklahoma City, Nov 26-A Dem
ocratlc caucus is called for 5 o'clock
tonight In, the Ice-Huckens auditor
iunL Here the count Of noses Will be
made and the program shaped up for
the extra session machine which be-
gins grinding, Monday, at 10 O'Clock
In the Levy building There is no
opposition to w. b. Anthony for
speaker. There will be but two bills
presented, II the two-thrds majority
Is mustered to ratify the executives
emergency call-they are the capital
bill and the court jurisdictional bill
Governor-elect Cruce arrived last
night and received stream Of call.
ers at his rooms at the Lee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-26

Iital fight Is waxing warm and Mus
kogee's chances for securing the state
capital are daily growing brighter
and formidable campaign fund Is
being raised this afternoon in order
that this city may bring home the
bacon"
The Muskogee lndustriar Develop
ing company has gotten actively into
the game ~ passing resolutions Of
fering a site and million dollars In
cash, II the capital Is located In the
city which nestIes on the banks OF
three rivers. A delegation OF rs or
80 capital boosters, headed 0y Soh
]. w. Zevely, will leave on the night
Katy train for Oklahoma City in or
der to do some valuable missionary
work for Muskogee before the legls-
lative caucus which Will be held at
Oklahoma City TO decide what action
be taken by the special session OF
the legislature which convenes Mon
day In response to call by Governor
Haskell who desires Oklahoma City
TO be made the permanent capital.
Every Muskogee booster who can
possibly spare few days from his
business is urged to accompany the
capital setting" brigade which will
leave tonight to siege the legislature
In a determined effort to move the
wandering capital Of Oklahoma to
this city. Muskogee has promised to-
care for the homeless waif which
has been going the rounds OF the
state since the special capital cleo
tion held June II last and pernlan-
ert home will not only be given the
state capital, but the enterprlslng
citizens OF the East Side metropolis
will build a home for the wandering
without one penny's expense to the
state at large.