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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
SENTIMENT IN ITS FAVOR
The Only Thing That Will Make Equal
Suffrage Successful.


If equal suffrage wins in this
state, it now appears that it will be
because Of a widespread sentiment in
it's favor, instead of through any close
ly organized campaign work. The
state organization, led by Mrs. !. A.
Johnson of Fort Pierre; the national
organization represented by Miss. Pen
field of Texas; and the different coun.
ty organizations are hopelessly; tan,
gled at present.
Added, to this is the complication of
an organization Of, the w. C., T. IT,.
headed by Mrs. johnson of Highmore,
which is conducting campaign from
Mitchell entirely distinct from the
state suffrage headquarters at Sioux
Falls.
The reports which drift out from
their different meetings indicate that
the state organization does not get
along with the different county or
CARNATIONS, the local people contend
ing that the state organization refuses
them any right of initiative in organi-
cation or work.
The state headquarters and The rep
resentatives of the national associa-
ton do not appear to3be getting along
any more smoothly Miss Penfield
did not appear to be able to handle
the situation and Judge Barton o.
Aylesworth Of Denver came to see@if
he could help matters. Up to the pres
ent the women appear to have been
wasting their strength and efforts in
quarreHing with one another rather
than in directing campaign organi-
cation. . 8:5 < , 5i55
Early In the campaign the w. G.
u. y. leaders demanded the right to
conduct the campaign, but the Equal
Suffrage association leaders took the
position that control by that organiza-
ton would bring stronger antagonism
from the liquor element, and Insisted
on a campaign through their own or.
ganization.
The w. G. T. U. people then flocked
by themselves and opened headquar.
tiers at Mitchell, where they appear to
\ be working without friction,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
SATISFIED WITH PHI TfORN
South Dakota Republicans Like Thar
Adopted by Convention.


Adopted by Convention.
Republicans Of the state In general
appear satisfied with the platform
adopted by the state convention al
Its meeting In Sioux Falls and it Is
claimed that upon the platform the
stalwart and progressive Republicans
who compose the congressional and
state tickets win sweep on to an over
whelming victory al the polls I'M No
vember
The platform declares renewed ai.
5legiance to the Roosevelt policies;
commends President Taft in So far as
he has been loyal to those policies !;
declares the new tarir law should be
revised Immediately. tie Payne tariff
law, ID declared step N the right
direction, but should have made many
reductions; declares for national
physical valuation Of railroads Z Tor
graduated income tax for federal
system 81 egsllati ing corporations Tor
sepEser walton Of natural resources the
new rules ID the mai ionaI house ~
srepresentatig es are Commended ID:
still rther Inodi feat ions are fayores
ito curb the power of the speaker. tn
recall and other state reform meas,
ss1res are DE- area tor
8 meeting of thu staiMart and
progressive candid atas on the con.
! gressichaI and states ticls ets Ws Ii.
Cook of Sioux alls waa elected chsir.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
Railroad Time Tables
IN. & Sc. L. EAST.

M. q ST. L. EAST a
Is Twin Cities, Chicago & ii. daily ii ;sopn
Is Way freight to Morton, en- Sun 8:00am
IS why freight Conde * sun. ar. a:8opm
M. z. ST. T. WEST
Ito Aberdeen, Leola, LeBeau, daily b:25hm
~ Watertown passen niger, arr! I. .00pm
"A Way freight Condo, ex SUM-. 5:S0am
78 Freight from Morton. cx Sun, ar 7:S0pn
ROCK ISLAND EAST
tle Chicago d Esst. ex sun. 4. I. 10 :1oatn
80 Way freight. asx Sun \. /. ~. 7:10am
ROCK ISLAND WEST
M Mats ess w, pass SIM I'm opm
GREAT NORTHERN EAST
la6 Benson & st paui, ex san. i. i. :60am
$40 Way frt. to Benson, ex Sun. II :3pam
$50 Way frt, to Huron, ex Sun, ar 10:10an
GREAT NORTHERN WEST
1873 Huron pass ex sun, arf Il. h. 7:O5prn
a20 Way frt. from Benson, arr. :S0pm
ISL Way frt to Huron /. I, /. &. i. ;46am
Freights Mon, Wed, Fri. Passenger
larry except Sunday.
g. q N. IN. East
IN Way y 4, frt. VA 4, canby Y Tracy .
5Q2 Chi. Il east, via Candy and Tracy,
sleeper from MAnkato daily i0:I6am
8 Sleeper to twin cittea via Il
Bro0kingB, daily ~. /. I. !. 9:0(lpm
Y rs Way frts 70 BrookinTs. es Bun 8:2opm
q. 4 ii. w. WEST
, Aedneld = West. Huron and
West, daily s.. 4. ]. u !. i. =, * !. T.26an
So Redneid. Aberdeen, Oaks and
y, ettyFo9rg i Z sdopG
,t1a Frt from Tracy via Candy,
Tues, Thus, Sat-, ar..I, :2Spm
SOUTH nAt oTA CENTRAL @
4 Sioux Falls pass, az Sun, M. 6:06ax
Arrive At Sioux FaIIn 10;20.
AZ Sioux Falls pass Sun. only, lv.s 11N0an
I Arrive Sioux g Fl ss33s ss 3 100 b. "a.
~ Way frt., ex Sum !. !. h :. q. S:00au
lWAtert0Wn paas.. "a SUM-, arr. SsOOpu
Leave Sioux Fails 4:zE N N
St1 WATERFOWL pes, Sun only !. :. i. :00pn
6HWay frt., OK Hun., Ar. !. j Z. Z =. q sD6pn
Z Leaye Sioux Falls , b sss
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
FLINT HOTEL NOW UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT.

6. II. Dumond and 6. S.
Ireland have leased the Flint
Hotel and will conduct a first
class cafe str;ctley on the
European plan. Messrs Dumond
& Ireland are both hustlers and
will make the Flint one Of the
most popular first.class hotels
in the city. .5a8
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

For Sale-Blacksmith shop, com.
pIete with all tools, machinery,
gasoline engine and feed mill. For
terms write John Ruhr, Kranzburg,
SD. * soft.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

Are harder to relieve than winter
ones but they yield just as readily
to treatment with Dr.. Bells Pine
Tar Eoney. Sold everywhere.
Look for the Bell on the Bottle.
2.6
During their removal sale The
Model is making big cuts in the
prices Of boys suits, and the
clothes are not cheap special sale
goods but their regular high class
stock III
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

You'll do well to lay ina good
supply of :shirts during the re-
moval sale at the Model. Unusual
values are being offered inWilson
Bros, Faultless and other high
class shirts.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
FOR SALE.

/. For Sale-Modern eight room
house. Fine cellar. Two and
half blocks from postoffice. Mrs.
Mary Richardson. 224 End ave
$. W. 3tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

For Rent-Large modern fur
nished house to good responsible
party. Inquire of Mrs. Sarah
DeGraff. 305 W. Kemp avenue,
phone Main 254. 3tf.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

wheat will go at least twenty-five
bushels to the acre, and in fact
everything on the farm looks good
and promises big yield. II hail
does not hit me | will have a
bumper crop this year
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

II yon want to seil. buy rent
'ors exchange any property in M
I tertownsWrite call on ot teleph one
IN. fl. Davli III Satufdsy
News ofiice Phone flin S.
Gsee6 M s
Nh IalEl 4 YOU oAyv 11sK "
IN mn IN Sl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

For Sale-Six head of 4 good
work horses at a great bargain.
Frank Cordell, 7 miles northeast
of Watertown. 3.4p E
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
All Skin Diseases

Yield readily to treatment with
Or. Bells Antiseptic Salve. We
guarantee it. Csc a box. Sold
everywhere. 2-6
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

For Sale-Some choice city lots
and farm lands. VIII. Stokes. stiff.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

Ostrander's Feed Mill is the
place TO buy your ground feed, hay
or wood. No charge for delivery.
Phone Main 637. 35tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

service guaranteed. 3Stf
SOC qualities in cloth hats and
caps for boys will Ea sold at Csc
during the removal sale at the
Model. @, ~
Men who find it hard to be
fitted in ready to wear clothes can
share in the benefits offered by
the Models great removal sale
because this store carries a line
of special shapes in Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx suits.
DR.. Christianson. Office over
Kirwan's Confectionery Store.
Phone red 1876. Stiff.
A big line of mems soft hats
in Q.T.P. and 5000 values will be
closed out at 95c during the re-
moval sale at the Model.
Saving is Only part of the game.
Invest your savings in Codington
county real estate and watch them
double. Consult with Horswill
Land Agency. ..48tf.
Broken lines in $500 and So. so
union suits for men, including
Cooper and Mentor silkateens will
be sold at $1.39. They are nearly
all 5, 6 or z sizes. The Model
makes this big reduction because
Of the necessity Of reducing stock
before moving. 4
Phone Main 637, G. c. Ostrand-
er's feed mill for all kinds Of
ground feed, hay and wood. They
deliver all goods to any part Of
! the city without charging for the
drawing. 35tf.
The Model will go into its new
home with practically new stock
| as. all lines Of stock except over
5alls and such goods as are.not
/ affected by style changes are being
sold at cut prices to clean up the
stock before moving.
Summer Colds
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
W II s !.
WANTED.
Timothy Seed Wanted

We want few bushels of tlmo-
thy seed to fill an order.
Spicer Seed Co.
3-tf, Watertowu. S. ID.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

When you are in need of a dray
of any kind, call up Jim Skinner,
office 108 N. Maple street or phone
Main 349 Prompt and careful
service guaranteed. 38tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15
Starting monday night,
Grand Opera House.

Halves and Mallory SO. 90 hats in
all the new shapes are being sold
for 1920 at the Model during
their removal sale.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

Anchor brand shirts in plain
or pIeated, bosoms for 39c at the
Model during the removal sale
These shirts are equal in every
way to the average 75c shirts in
any store in the country. (
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-15

Inc WOTk VIII DE uHueI tHe CITY
bond and done according to tn.
city's specifications. Henry En-
glesby. 4ltf.
HERE NEXT WEEK.
The Flints are to come here
for a week. This is the best
opportunity that our readers
will have to shake off the blues
and thoroughly enjoy a hearty
laugh. Every one who comes
away from an entertainment
given by the Flints, does so COM
pletelv satisfied. For the
laughter is genuine, and there is
no trace of anything coarse OF
low init.
Starting monday night,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
Cold Wave From Wes.

Washington. Dec Low tempers.
tureS will prevail over the country
cas-, OF the Rocky mountains during
the latter part Of the coming week.
according 10 the prediction Of the
weather bureau. West Of the Rocky
mountains unsettled weather is the
forecast without any marked varia-
tons in temperature The disturb
snoe over the Rocky mountain reg.
ion today will advance eastward and
is expected 10 reach the Atlantic
states by Monday night Or Tuesday
Following this there will BE- a
marked change 70 colder weather
,hs; Will spread eastward and south.
want as far as the guf states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
HOW THE TEXAS
WAS RENAMED
CONGRESSMAN 5URlESoN SUG
GEsTED SAN MARCOS AS A
SUBSTITUTE FOR OLD SHIP.

Washington, Dec. 4.-The great
est Dreadnaughts OF the American
navy, now building, will be called
respectively Texas and New York.
The old battleship Texas which par.
ticipated in the victory over Cerye-
ras fleet, will be rechristened San
Marcos and the cd New York will
be called Manhattan.
The Dreadnaught Texas is now
being built by contract at Newpor
News, Va. The vessel will have a
displacement OF 1900 tons and will
cost $5,76O.Oo0. The contract re
QuireS that the new Texas be com
p,e;ed within thirty months.
The name Texas was given to the
big warship at the request Of Repre-
sentative Burleson, and What will
We call the ol5 Texas" asked by
Secretary Meyer Of the navy depart
ment.
Il would suggest calling il the
SanMarcos. replied Mr. Bur'eson.
san Marcos is the birthplace Of
distinguished Texan" sdded the
congressman.
And who was that" asked Sec
retsry Meyer with interest
"Modes,y fol'hids," replied Mr.
BurleSon. almost hmshing
"Oh. ! see" answered Secre. AIRY
Meyer. Then We will have ~ <a,l
the DreaduauSht Texas and the old
haitleship San Marcos"
Ans 50 II was formally ordered
and announced today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
"a ANTS DEMOCRAT ON BENCH
cs@;erenee Between President Taf;
end Senator Bailey.

Washington, Dec. 4.-Seuator Bal
ley was in conference this afternoon
with President Taft in regard 10 he
judicial appointments. Since COM
pIeting his message, President Taft
has given the subject OF judicial sp-
pCintments his constant attention in
the course OF which he has consulted
number OF senators. Il = expected
that one OF the two vacancies on the
supreme bench will be filled by a
democrat. and The conference be
tween the president ami Senator Bal
ley is supposed TO have had refer
ence 70 some democratic jurist whom
he president may have in mind.
No less than seven important jude
Isl appointments will be sent 70 the
senate This month. probably this
week. Nj Taft will appoint a chief
justice in place Of the late Melville
W. Fuller, ami II Associate Justice
Hughes Is elevated TO that position,
TWO names VIII have 10 be sent in
for associate .usticeships. one in
place OF Hughes and the other to Ill
The vacancies crested by the reSigna-
ton Of William H. Moody.
Besi5es he Two, or possibly three
spQ-e-e court appointments, the
pres! den; VIII. a. the same tine nomi-
maze The -sI-e personnel Of the court
O. co--e-ce. I've members Of whom
vi.! - ,he presiding judge in a court
which many consider only second in
importance 70 the supreme court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05

silent halls OF political death thou
so not like the unfaithful servant
scourged by the lash OF public dis
approval: but, sustained and sooth-
ed by a knowledge OF duty done. ap-
preach the political grave dug for
thee by thy constituents like one
who wraps the QraperYl Of his
couch about him. and lies down to
pleasnt dreams OF re-elec ton"
In words meaning the same as
these, but not so eloquen;-he not
being literary gent-Preeident TAFT
will appoa. to the numerous gentle
men who on March next will Re
tire 10 private life, after the brie.
and final session of the SiN,y-iirs,
congress which convened coday.
With the kRow.e3ge thai this will
be the last assemblage Of lawnak-
ers during his present adminiS,ra-
ton in which the republicans Wi.
hold the balance Of power. the pres
ident is determined to make it
memorable one Insurgents" ar,
regulars have apparently buried
the ha,chet and will work together
70 make the siNty-odd working days
OF the session about the mos, fruitful,
in history.
Today's session o. both the senate
and the house weNe brief. and. after
the usual p-eliminaries. both bodies
adjolrnei for the day out Of respect
for The dead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
PARKER'S
MOTHER REBURIEO
c-SF PARKER 5SEAc-SS SES-
CN CVES sS9AiNS-c--E ~
dams raN TSISNTE


-Au-c-- ora D~s;- a. ~e.co-.e
sen. - ars-1s ~ have ea-1s
Ss-s ,o--y 70 ho-o- ry mother.
Cs-.1-A Aaz RzrEe-. 40 rs eevs
5s41 r>ess to-y ye4-S-- Sai1 CHE
2-4a2h Parker. q ,oe Co1AncAe
.at-2-s IS x s,oc3 -1o- ne aka
5; ->e Pos. O&k Mission Ca-7'a-
ssS.3e 3 snail. vA--- ,o4---
Ny 1ua1er v2s a soot vroaaa
v1o- -,u&ys c-e-s1e'i she 1aS
sc-o . 1e- resting 7-4cS- J. nv
Sc. =-4y &c &-y ---e Wae- ] g.
vs-; 30 =et ny -so,1v- II he
crsA; beyoot-~
O-2-2A = deal save he e.
are hiSo-y :: ths -1p,--e @. rs
-o-hS- ~ re Indians -1.s So
non ass ms; i re Co121ca5
tongue --e2 T. he - =. The =
-e-z- se--css ve-e 1e-- ty -1e HeT.
4. = BecEee. vac 1-z-e- lien 5y
leec--- Il 4 -.1e-4 arse s-os ~
;Ae Cc-a1che tongue
Kc-ev2 Co=z2c1e. .1e2 u1.,-
~ v.:h ne cong Ezro1- VAcA
packed he mission e1u7c1 20 over
flowing II p7aya- gwen = ne
original language O. he -s.os Brh
he Rsv NJ Becke- s-d .1e Rev.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05


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gs--S from E-s-A--- -y e9-eF
The cow
--St-~F1E--s Peters --- % 20 ,-e
vc-.t cy Ley 1,s,e--Aae''-s -''''
.rcs 1'ei 4 H7s'c- 81 vas 81
African. .lt acquired g '27-p---
knowledge O. EHs..s1 and some --l,-
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Gvo--e Was1.-E-c1.
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saves into tAa; state
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.-t ---laa--7ol.s,- founder o. he
Roya, Humane So-e,r. died
1Sto-E ec,soa 10 South Carolina
ccl75 75uaor occurred. The succes sstu-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05

sions o. tAe yeA- Friday. NS-y
mothers ve-e present. &-4 -aAay
q The sirls @. Tire HisA >>hoo.
remained 90 5eA- Ms Va 3 Noc-t
aas .ssds- ard -e11 Il SP-c-1-1 -
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eye-v 2z-eu. ~1o = ho1o-o5 al,-
he res-o2s .a-l-y u training 52-S--
-e-s : confronted. Tie w-t.s- ~o-.1
Ike 70 7,c;e E-eey s-o- q, 1e,
--s- -et-&--. 1e,sE$e ,-v-e re-S
- many Soo5 -1.zes sz-1 -- ;e-s
and scuca.-E -A-ss -Est c1e le-e-s
~ .a-s a-y-c,s ~iL -oc r-ar--- g.
one se-te-ee 1oVeve- -. H--
c1. Many S2lEs,e-s See So
are handicapped To- re ct'a-ss
.h,- -c--s-S sq=-s -rc --c- .-e
s.. bridge o. -- outs Mss D4lsg
Moods to--pe5 u..A o-e o. 1ps-
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slt.-c- v2s P-~-e7t- -E-rcer. IS
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cc--uts1 VIA vc-As = ec-lo- ev
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session s'-o~sG z zz'c& e-s@5ss
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
COURTS HAVE NO RIG-T x
LICENSE WRONG DOING.

The ms.o-.ties o. -he oiies p The
state a-e fighting ;o-ay .o- -Ae en-
torcement OF the prohibition .aa.
Oklahoma City has o&m1A-s1 oa
which IS being pushed r1n-o-s' y
&n5 CHEZ HuhatkA aaS been threat
eaeG. BQ: ne so-k continues 0!-a
anA}n:ed tury. Men who are found
lcg;egiEg a1rcs; ihese p42cos, i1c,-d-
ing rhe proprietor. are ,aSea into
eoar, and fized. 0betae~ .2e OF.
Ger can prove thAs she proprietor
is selling Ehiskey or Eot.
The question os iaw enforce Den;
in OklAhoeBA is rsaoaing q stage
where the Elen OF The cuun;y nus;
come together in one sold mass and
oppose lsWlessHess. Suspension o.
rosd sentences by ct'1h,y Judges has
given the Ehiskey selling ,rasines,
an impetus thai viii re hard %
overcome. Minimum fines are as
Sesed and when taa, Is the case
TIE coar,s are urs7ely Licensing the
s4se Of liquor. Waen 4 Eanb, ~ IS
fined the minimum s,ae ans leN
alone sor q month ne officials are
in . manner hceas.nE that class C.
business. the same rlie IS true IL
prostitution ahA en- ~hassssy sesAltns
ana Ia vAgvAncy cases The courts
have no rleh, to Ica"sr -G3. iAs
sts;e CO Q pae 20 saa- - L.
cNnse8 aAA Ae usa .-. o -r.>4a e.
aaoud ee appHG II eysg aase
saan1 os ,Aeze Gays vvs~n q fa.,4,
sa1 uTN As fru-n the hulle, OF
some a the DESPERATE characters
ShO sell whiskey. or some good cl,.
iEen IS shot down 70. cooperating
wi3A the officers then he men o.
this state viii rise IN their nigh,
and maze way Wi,h such business.
The next Enforcement law ought
10 provide al easy manner OF dis
posing If the JUICES and sae-it,s
~ho stand IN he rsy Of law en-.
foncement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
wRs. EoOYS WEALTH.
IS, mates :; Ore Million Dollars
n -srcs % Trustees.

Ros.o- Mass Dec. 4.-Va-ious es-
-usres have Been made OF Mrs. Ed
ys seA-,h. 1l. those most familiar
vl-h he- Affairs believe that she has
,s.; se.,1; 100000. Her estate is
z the hands OF Trustees Archibald
NcLellz-. Josiah Fe-ns,d OF Con
-o-t y I and Adam H D;ckey,
Ms E6tT's private secretary.
Z -S5- Ms Edd>. after providing
1so@s7-e.v to- her son, George w.
Clove- ot Lad. :. n. and her adopt
- So n. EJeaezer Johnson Fos-
~ Ed-y. turned over 70 her trus-
-ses s--S--o TAis sum was invest
81 IN zi,t-edred securities, mostly
ci-v "o1ds.
Tse hl,k OF Mrs. Eddy's property
: understood % be SO willed rs 20
revert 20 the Christian Science
Church corporation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05

Ma-ie,,a has o.Sac.se5 law en-
to7cene-c league composed @. he
best citizens ot -ha; town. T1sy pro
Sose 20 sSsfs, the Officers II securing
evidence = whisky violations snd 70
buy space in t1e.- papers 20 publish
the names o. al persons placed IN
der a--es; and 20 -epc- the progress
OF he case and !-s a-al disposition.
Cou7Dor carriers a-d a. o;ae- QS--
sons ~ho in any v-sy aid .a lie liquor
traffic all have -Ae-r names publish
4 20 he Eo-.t The sc1ie-y Viii
have he hea-y sympathy @ al 80
pc w1o a-e anxious 80 - lie avs
enforced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05


O. ae- tere 4.s 1usy putting 3
2 wg.-e-oqsr il he basene-, q t1e
High S-scoi baibA:ns Uus.s .shs!y .auk
u!E 70 longer ca1.he- the cioas
-ooas and odd corners 0' ,Ae se4isd
ing TIE laboratory Is getting mo
good shape tor doing as goo.i vork
in science - IS zone In any $ Aoc-
in The state Lack OF room = So,
q handicap which makes il iuErss.-
b,e for all the pupils wanting il
st-CCion in mis- d-par.l1eut 10 De
Accommodated But more than hall
dozen boys are so much interest
ed in the po-S tha; they are doing
ne work af.e~ school Thus they
may st,l make their credits in chem
;s;-. Things need % be going well
when things Ike this are done
Friday afternoon q strong reading
contest WAS given in Carnegie Hal
I've readers we're se,ec;ed from each
O. 5e tvo divisions o. the ninth
--sle. The Mons Te-e thus IL
competition. an besides. -he hes,
reader from ecca room was award
ed a prize The reading vas ve-
done and 7e-ec.s cred, on -he ErE-
,sA -eaoAe- Miss Hammond The
- .sss ruled that Room No. "a pro
docvd The lss. five readers. while
from Tie 7oo-s Annie Anderson won
first p,ar2 in sa and Paul Frame
FRS II go. The readers were. Annie
Anderson. Harry Pce.se-. Leland
Gal, G-o--ia simpson. A.se-- Noble
suzanne Surgeon. Elise Potter.
Paul F-ale. Allie May Quinn Pea.
Payne
Mo-, congress : planning he ss-.
ees; cccaS4on @. ne season. Tae-e
VIII he. s1Ie tine du-rc he ans-
SEEK before Christmas. a so.1. de-
t5-e te-1een ths tVo houses Much
h5s been said q-o and con. in tzss
SAFE and on. concerning Os.aLo-
mas plan O.. government and this
question vill come uQ to- = good
airing a. the Aa-ds o. ne s--s
Statesmen from the ho-Se This &C.
haze EI e.ve -o-e genuine en-
-rA-s--e1t 70 -he voters vAa hsz-
- ,1a1 rhsy w.n Use'- 81 c:Ae--
wise z a to-e1 yea-s. The cues
--- :. Resolved -Az; C+laao-s has
re - s-t nos. Progressive GOV
----e-- g z-y s-are l1 TIE union
--= 1=--na.-vs vlL - es2o1sei u
--a ==---s. zal.s TIE lolse Viii -
2 she opposition TIE ,i--1es ar5
-7-- os -.e e5-es; speakers 5hs
---e5 safes congress has ever no
d1,eL Yo1 carno- sEo-5 70 miss il
Tie Thi-5 Wand No-hs-s C,ub
1ad one o. he nost interesting ses-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
FATAL WRECK N FRANCE.
Countess Nioolay - Her Sen a-o
Chauffeur kiilec.

La-a-s- France Dec. THE
Countess 3e N.oolsy. be son and he
chzuEea- in charge o. an au-o-o-
bile in Nhich they ve-e driving. ve-e
killed today 8; s -2-,7osd crossing
1es- here
TIE automobile vss S---ck tv g.
eN70ess t-z.u- Gasoline ron -Ae a.
'o@oc-le S1c-e5 Over - t7c-c car
r-2ses @. re -z.-. setting he O.
fire.
Tie passengers wee -h--z1 s--c
a panic. bS- -Ae flames wee quickly
s1Ji- --i So.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
SINTY-FlRST CONGRESS.
Brief Sessions by Both House ard
Serate-Adj journment Taken.

Washing, on. Dec, $50 30 Thy
duty, that when thy summons comes
10 Join the innumerable caravan tha;
moves from the capitol 70 the pale
realm OF private life, where each
shall take up his chamber in the