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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

G.raBe aufsefunbenen, Jubbalipies
lers gbporb Woiniprisbt. perbaftei
fDorotn mar. ipurbe seitern auf Der
anloHuns bes Goroners tpieoer dui
fr.ien JuB eeieb.. MaIone bait. uns
umipunben 5ueegeben, nit Waintprieb!
in Der 0ieniias Raht biz ,urs Dor IL
ubr sufammen getrunieu 5u baben,
betaupiete jeboh, fin nod Dor Miiters
naht bon feinem Greunpe setrennt 5i'
haben. tporauf oiefer in bic 2oose 4ls
lsp sefpontt fei. GrIi am nad3iienWors
gen babe er BON hm gpbe Wains
prish.s aenntnib erbalten. Coroner
uub goIiSei seIansten gu Der llebers
seuguns. bab Woinprigbt zines nas
iiiriifen 9ooes seitorben III.
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Bic Ncmpprt Cfiiee fir bas sGin'
rinnaticr gulfsbIatt" bciinbct I'D, in
Ho. 339 Yprf Strakc, sceennber BEN
6uurtbanie, moiclbit Neuigfeiten, Nn.
seigeu u. {. tn. bic 10 ltbr 45 Winuten
Nbeabs cntscacnscnommen iurrocn,
Selepbon suah 2401. "
- geTs gerdnberuneen. WloIt.l
GommriToner QneerIon an 1r,b. Ri
torbs, Got an Der 8. Qoeuu, in Dan
ton; $1S15. - Srant unb Sdtti'
Sobns an aoa Rieg, Got BON 80 t.j
40 SUB an Der 3. Strobe, canton
ST ufp. - Ttnrid MisbIer on gertbc
Ruopipb, Got BON 80 SUB Jront ar
Ter Central gpenue; 81 uip. - Qlio.
Hoonon on Suian Gist, Got an ber
2. Strabe; 81 uip. - Webiter SeIm
on SeTfis unp goie Woors, Got Wo,
II in 6. J. 5elm's SiebIanbs unt.rs
abt5eilune; 81 uip.
- Dos Jelplab Camp 80. 8, llnif
&. Of g., etipdbtt. foIs.noe geamte
aapitdn, ;. 8. !. 2amp.; l. 2sut.
nont, Gilbert Stret; 2. 2sutnant, r.
sigsI; Retorber, u. Stusp; Stobs
msiftsr, ). golb; rsft.r Wdtt.r, q.
WarrmiIsr; liuter Ddtt.r, 9. guff.
Die SnitalIation fInoet I'm Jebruor
Hiatt.
- Wiuiam Wartin. Der bon Bil.
liam gottinebam bss YfsroebisbitobIs
beituloist lpiro. tpuros i'm Stobtge.
riht untsr $3.50 Siirqituft zen 9robz
9eitporensn ubsrnieien.
- Die groBseThrporsnen i'm Sir.
cuiteeridt gaben eeiterH Jobn Dolfs
5orn Elm urtbeil in Der Slaee eeaen
feinss 9utsrs SinterlafenIhaI.. Geo.
Wolfsorn itarb i'm 2IpriI 1909 unb
rsiht.n aotie unb Sobn Sb1eiosr
ipater i'm gireuIteeriht elm. SIags elm,
bic 5interlaHenitoTt gu orbnen. sSobr
Dolfsorn reiht. barauf Elm, Se9entlaz
ge ein, in Der er cine Jorm i'm Wsrtbe
bon $500 psrlangts, ba iein Batter
ibm bi. Jarm i'm Sahr. 1900 Der.
fprah, tpenn sr auf bsrfelben bleiben
unb lie bebduen fpollte
- Die 2llimentsntlooe Der GliIas
betb gilbert seger albert 5iltsr.
purbe i'm Gireuitseritt perporfen.
- Qls bic GaIe gs8sn mshr.r.
9tpotbet.r in Jr:ebsrsrittsr 5uth.ns
ions geritt g.itern aufssrufen tpur.
Den, tparen bic Qssnten Der State
BUR. Goob gommiIiion nift anne
ieno unp mubten bic Jdu. osrihoten
perben.
- R. D. pbillips seiunbsn. sri:
daro 90. pbiIips BON Der g.. q. e.
6. giienbubn. Der felt bem 5. Siiober
aus Ieinem 5aufe on Der 2eIinston
Inenu. permibt purbs, ipuroe in e.
nem pripatsSanatorium in Buffalo,
H. o., oefunoen. Ssine Satin reiIte
iofort babin ah. E.r 3uTfanb Ytil.
lips' iou berart iein. bab Is unm0gl9
lit, ibH bisrber au brinsen.
- Sarab S.ubbs, So Sabre oft,
ftarb eeitern Ibeno in ter WDbaung
ibr.r 5ofter. 5rau 2inofep Wrias!,
go. 631 Wofbingtpn glpenue.
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8euebue uub GaDtom. /.

- Sm Bellevue StaDtra.b purb'
beihloHen, bob on Der gooert Bun
pits forpie on Der penbleton, Wafts
ins.on, Warb unb S'5auon 2lp,nu,
elettriide Gi1ter ang.bratt pereeu
iollen. - Die Announcements CUR ga
tursassSrbinun5, bic bon Dem Qntpali
Sbatelforb unterbreitst ipurben, tpur.
ben peripieien. - Stobt Jnsenieur
9lo3ier unterbreitste einen 9eriht, "a.
seno, baB bic s. We2oin Comp. fiir
Qrbeiten on benz 3aplor Greet gul.
bert Bis iebt $5031 gu forbern babe.
- Die Rennuns beg Speers 0Dfpis
tails TN Betrase bon $500 fir pfless
Der cyanten etc. inurbe srlaubt.
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gefnd,en bns f,sipiini.

Die Hliiglieber bes Dptimiit Glut
fpsrben kute Na1mittag unter be,
5iibrung bon Mnpor GAndb unb ben
iibrigen Miteliebern Der 6olpitnl
aommiifion btm neuen 9oipituI in
Mponbale einen 1eiu9 nbitntten unb
bic ein3elnen GebGube in 4usenihein
nebmen. Norber tperben bic WitgIie.
Der Der 6oipitaliommiFion bic Gdfte
bts alubs bti einem Qunhkon i'm
Queen Gitp Club fein unb bon bori
aus ipirb PIT Nutomobil um boIb brei
llbr bk 9dhrt na4 bem 6otpital an.
oetrsten ,Derben.
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DDS Camp Dermoniu. go. 8. 3D..
bat bsut. 9lbenb fein erites offi5isls
les gergniissn. Nebsn 1ans unb Got,
teri. bat bas Rommittee perf9iebfne
llexrrafdungen geplant. Auh iper.
ben einis. 9errf4aften bonn Denf6eR
Gbeoter sgniembk CUR llnterholtuns
Der Odite b.itrcgeu. Die GefIi4feit,
bic eine 4rt ue6erbreitl. Nbenb iperben
ioll. finbet in btr Central Gusa9dlle
,ftatt.
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@enn Dir itofet bas OebIat

Ienn Cir feblt Der Appefit - Menu
bie Seber fnium nod id,ofit - Den
crforoerlid,en Snft - @enn Der.
TOPPING iebr erihpert - Ieinei,
Siiiblgang, 2ir beripebrt - 2os5u.
merben mas nid]i taugt - Diir beH
aorpcr. tpeil's perbramd)t - Menn
belegt lit geine 3unge - gSenn's
Dir frabbelt in Der 9unge: - Wimm
nm 3eines @obles niQen - Gin
Ct. 8ernarb 'frduterpii.
len. lin foitenfrci cine prcbe
Sn befommen, aoreIiire y. Neuiiaeo.
ter IL Go., gor 1916, Neip Uors
gitp. Die ct. Wernoro Gr1uterpiI.
len iinb In allen apotbeten an bnben.
yreis % Gents. D.G.
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Gdtniffen Mnseiscr, QofaI.N otic q
anS Wcni8feitcn Nno absuSeben 06e
Der 4. nab Charles Strafe. llnier
ylacnt far Snmllion tuobat Wp. 301
Noro nreat Ctr. 7eIepboa (pouse)
No. 31S .. 3cleyhon nnlcreS 0urre.
fpunbeHtcu: 1913 X 8sa.
- Der seiItesThpdt. Sad goi,sr
entirenbete ppr1eitern Ibeno in Der
Office beg Or. iy!snner an ber gudene
'Strabe stpei SIts. gr fpurbe furse
3eit fpdt.r p.rbaftet uno BIS e,ftsrn
More.n In Der poliseiitation ,inees
iperrt.
DIR. Nusui 5humo1,r, tu.ldsr
ieit Woden l.ibsno ipar, lit tpiebsr i'm
Starae. bas !Saus su perIaHeu.
- Der Rotmar&r Sobn 9. Smith
BON Rep Oori tpuros gefern fur bas
poIi3eibepart.ment pbotosrapbirt.
- Riholos 3rua. bat feline Sat
tin Mari, 5runt aui Sheibuns psrs
tIaet. DDS poor hsiratb.te ON l. sSuni
1903. Der aIGesr fubrt an, baB bic
1rau ibu perrohIdIIiste, bem 9runt.
ereeben iei uro i'm i1I:eblih am 1.
Jebruar 1910 bsrIaiI.n babe.
- Carl Mer.s, tpelh.r mi. Wm.
We9iu bes ginbruhs in een Mesn.rs
ffen GolopoarsrIanen an Der 6eaton
Strobe anse,logt itanb. nurbe pors
seit.rn 4beno i'm ariminaIs.ritt
ifuIoig befurosn. WoGil purb. por
einissr Seit ehnIaqs fir faulois ,rs
tldrt.
- Die Qmsricon Sapires gont bon
Wibbletcpn nuroe nit einem Stammz
tapital bon $4,000 in.prporirt. Die
8riinber Der 9ant itnb: @.ore 8.
Sbafer, q. 8. Watbure, Geors
pbipps, 5. 6. 9oIloipap uno Spbn %.
gope.
Die $33 8sdfeItlose beg Walier
De Camp asgsn Wm. Shramm Tam
s.ftsrn CUR 9erbonbIuns Dor Ritter
9arb. 9is 3inIen b.Iauf.n iia auf
iiter $65.
- Deter Cummings bo. Bertha
Cummings ouf Sheibura nr.laai.
0os paar beirattete om "a. December
1899 in Uliooletoipn uno bat stp.i
ainoer. Ter alGser fiibrt an, Sub
feline 5ruu ibn pernohldfiiste uub i'm
apriI 1907 IN Stihe Iisb.
- Wnrtls aebIins bat ssobn a.b<
ling auf Sdsibuns per;Iasi. neil itr
Gdtte am 3age nah Der 5ohssii, am
5. UtGr3 1906. iis in gopinston. aD.,
i'm Std Iitb.
- Retto Stia perttast. s.'tern ihren
9attsr 4Itsrt Stiu ouf Sh.bun1.
9os paor beiro.beie am, %. TGrs
1907 IN 9aptpn, g., unb Tie fiibrt
an, baB ibr gatt. fie p.rnadldHig..
unb 3pura, fid felbit 5u .rnGbrin.
Sis perIanst auber Der Sh.ibuug bas
3.tt, ibr.n W1bfxnnam.n Retta
Gong pisber fiibren 5u birf.n.
Wiuiam young bat SpIpia
goung auf Steibuns perilusi. neil
iis ibn psrnn4ldHis.e unb ibn Dor 10
Jabrsn o.rIisb. Dds paar beiratbet.
am 26. qpriI 1890 in goIIinspille.
- gm 80. Ronembsr Ioaen i'm
gountp Saabomt $129, ,265.22 gu
GuniteH Der Oerfhieoensn Jonos.
- Der 16idbrige Uliror Gates.
ipeltsr in benz goisp Rehaurant IN
Der gte Der 3isb unb Jrpnt Strass
befhdftigt 1T. uurbe Doreeii.rn Ntenb |
burh bic GrpIofion elmer 9ann:
Sdebpulusr i'm geii6t srbsbIid ps-s
brannt.
- Srau Wurie Wenb0Fer. No. 239 |
Wapns aO.nus, elitt pors.iiern in Der |
Rcro %" 5trabe ouf bem 0latieis !
aus uno bra9 ben pehtsn 4rm.
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Dies uno 0a1.

- oaut bem gerid. bes Gtabts
ttabmeiIiers gpri1 belielsn fd pie
ttdotHhen 4ussabsn iudtrenb bss
Wonats Qobember ouf 81. .0O6, ,632.17
uno Die Ginnabmen betrugea ipGhrenb
hes Wonnts $671 .824.12. Der Ds.
ilano I'm Stabtftnbamt telisf iin am
30. RpDsmber ouf $4.838. .876.36.
- Die DemeinbeIhule Der 2tnn.
ment gemeinoe an Der MeIt Dierien
Girabe ipurbe geitern bonn ii6htii4en
0tiunbheitsamt eei6IoHen, neil IN
Der 1amilie oes Snulbieners Dipbtbes
riiis uEb Sdnrlu4 auSstbro1en iinb.
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2ofal /. Serldt.
EI0tIiAer Sob.

0i. 60 Sabre olte Grnu Marp Gan
itarb ssitern pl0tlih in ibrer Mobn.
uns, glo. 2606 Dennis Strabe. Or.
guttemiler bennnri9tiste ben gort>
ner Or. Goe. unb bieier icnitatirte els
nen SeroIt!as als SobesurIaGs.
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aaf freiea Tnf aeiett.

Mm. Malone, ,peId3er betanntli9 i'm
3ufommenbon9 nit BEN 9pbe bes am
Wittpo& ~ friiber 0loroenhunbe
ltblos IN bsr Qobge MlIep Habe ber q.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

note it strikes-the note of courage.
Macaulay said once that the right
remedy for any abuse of liberty is not
oppression, but more liberty. Still
more truly, the right remedy for any
ills that come of courageous
course is not taint-heartedness, but
more courage The insurgents have
nothing to gain by any lowering of
their colors, any compromise with the
forces they are fighting, any stopping
to calculate the chances of victory or
defeat. The time for caution, com
promise. compliance, is past They
began their fsht we'll; they have
hitherto kept it up unfalteringly; the
only wise course now open to them
is the entirely manly course-to 90
on with it. confidently and steadfast.
ly, to the inish.-Harper's Weekly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08
WATTERSON'S SON
MAY Be INSANE
YOUNG MAN HELD IN JAIl-AC-
COMMISSION.

Kingston, n. Y, July when Col.
Henry Watterson arrived here this af-
ternoon he did not 90 near mis- son,
Ewing, who is in jail charged with
sho ting Michael j. Martin, a SAUCER
ties saloonkeeper, but conferred with
William d. Rinnier, his counsel.
He was in communication over the
telephone with District Attorney Gun
ningham at Ellenville, who later said
that his attitude will be in accord
with that of the colonel if the presen,
situation remains unchanged. This
statement in conjunction with the
fact that no application has been
made for the release of Ewing Wat
terson on bail is taken to indicate
that Colonel Watterson believes his
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08
What INSURGENCY Means.

The democrats viii do well to use
Mr.. Ptuyhots s.. Paul speech rs 4
campaign document, they will do be..
ter still if they distribute widely Sem
ator Delivers speech made durins
the senate's two days renewal of de-
bate over the tariff That debate was
we take II. the spuate's contribution
to the keynote ora,ory already
started In the house, and it was de.
cidedly betterr eading than the Sc;
speeches in which Messrs. Payne and
Aldrich had undertaken TO draw the
lines OF the campaisn. There is not
at present a great orator in :Ee sen.
ate. hardly even thoroughly equip.
ped and accomplished orator. but
since the tariff discussion first begau
Senator Dolliyer has proved himself
the best speaker. on that issue at any
rate, that the chamber now contains
Time and again he has held the sen
ate Itself for hours. and the senate
Is a peculiarly difficult audience. This
latest speech is perhaps his best. u
II effective because he has no; spared
the pains 70 master the details and
intricacies OF his troublesome subject
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

Gainesville will wake up Monday
morning and face new conditions. \
dry town has been thrust upon the
people Of that city by the sovereign
voters of the county. Goodbye TO the
saloon. Some Of the whiskey men
Will move to Fort Worth. others TO
st Louis and still others will retire
from the business and seek other
fields of activity. The fight was
hbitter and the pros won. Gainesville
Will have few more vacant business
houses for the time being. but the
commercial club Of that city can
I'LL those houses with small facto.
ries and small industries ana watch
Gainesville win
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08
CROP PRODUCTION AND TITLES
IN CARTER COUNTY.

This section OF Oklahoma has every
cause to be proud The dry weather
lasted long enough to permit the
farmer to harvest the wheat and cat
good hold on life and then the show.
ers came again. A good season Is
and alfalfa are growing and tue farm.
er Is happy. There IS not an acre oI
alfalfa land In Carter county hat viii
not net the owner $50 this ye1r That
Is more than the COS, OF the land.
Corn Is making from 80 T. 80 bushels
TO the acre the price will most likely
be 75c a busbel and here is another
instance where one crop viii more
than pay for the cost OF the land. It
remains yet 10 be seen what cotton
will do but every prospect points to "A
crop that will net more TO the tiller
OF the soil per acre than the original
cost of the land. The wheat crop OF
Carter county this year has kept up
this same record and when the farm
er of the eastern states knows this
condition to exist here there will not
be "a foot Of land in Carter county
that will not be in a state of cultiva.
ton whereas now only one-hfth OF
the land is being plowed Recently
when an engineer of Atlanta. Ga. Wis.
tied this county he said If he was a
farmer he would move to Carter coun.
ty, that he had seen many states OF
the union but he had never seen any
place that looked so inviting. that
looked so profitable to the farmer. as
Carter county.
The growth that alfalfa and Bermu
da attains in this county will make
II the banner dairyng county of the
state when the attention of the farm.
er has been directed to that industry.
Dairying in this county offers be ter
profits and more certain results than
any other industry
The only thing that has kept this
county from progressing is the condi.
tion of land titles. There are a few
farms where the title is In the courts
and people have taken to the idea
that because one title is questioned
all are questioned. Nothing is so far
from the truth There are lands Tor
sale here that have perfect titles.
those lands can be easily found and
arter county offers ideal invest.
ments to the farmer and the specula.
tor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

because he knows what he is talk
is also candid and unequiyocal, not
wanting in humor and sarcasm. yet
But its chief effectiveness comes Of
its being the fearless and resolut, ca
preston of an mistaken Loyalty to
what We are bound to consider, with
all its shortcomings, the best and
brayest political movement of recent
years.
The revolt of large faction of the
republican party against high protec'
tionism has been, We believe, an es.
sentially patriotic as well as an essen.
TALLY sensible and a fully provoked
uprising All sorts # motives have,
no doubt, contributed to its siren 9Th.
In every movement of reform mean
as well as noble discontents assert
themselves. But in its main obje3ts
and in its general course this social
ed insurgency has been right and not
wrong. wise and not foolish, a good
thing and not a bad thing. 1t has
already accomplished much both by
way OF actual legislative achievement
and by way OF stirring up public opid-
ion and awakening the public con
science. With the adjournment of
congress il goes on trial unafraid !
What We like best in Senator Dollt |
ver's speech is precisely the defiant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

Champ Clark, in his recent address
at Tammauy Han predicted the nj.
umph of the democratic party at the
next election. Gains will be made
in the senate and the house viii
have a majority of democrats afic~
the fall elections There is probably
no other man in the United States
who keeps better up with politics
IN every state than the Missouri con.
gresham. He has observed that the
democrats are together upon an the
issues, they are fighting side by side
while the republicans are fighting
among themselves Men are progres.
sives in the republican party because
the voters in their district force
them to it. and when they are forced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

mission form of government by a
majority of 342. The per cent
clause was defeated by a majority
of 2S, The object of this clause was
to tax the gross earnings of all
corporations granted a franchise by
the city per cent on every 800 OF
the net earnings The charter was
defeated several weeks ago by a
majority of AZ. The defeat of the
charter at that time was thought to
have been due to the prohibition and
per cent clauses. The vote Thurs
day was very small.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

into alignment with that wing of the
party by the power of public sen
timent among the people they depend
upon for their election that cannot
be made to get back into line with
the Cannonites New conditions are
being brought about in the nation.
Senator polliver recently told the
story when after a service of TWEEN
ty-five years to the monied inter
ests OF the country his own con
science rcyolts. When he looks but
a few years ahead and sees he
must be in eternity he revolts at
the rottcnness Of his party and
makes attempt at retrIbution. There
Is but one method for any party
to retain power and that is to give
the people a government so fair
and honest that they will not turn
and rend it to pieces,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

Guthrie, Okla, July THE resigna-
tion of Bert Chandler of Vinita as the
republican member of the state board
OF public affairs, was accepted last
night by GOV c. y. Haskell. who has
selected former federal Judge j. 7.
Dickerson of Chickasha As Chambers
successor. Mr. Dickerson is a broth.
er-in-law of former Gov. Hoch Of
Kansas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08
Negro Mayor Against Them.

Anniston, Ala, July S.-Addison D.
Snow, negro mayor of Hobson City,
an exclusive negro town near here.
announced today that he would not
permit the fight pictures to be shown
in Hobscn City, lest they augment the
race feeling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08
CUBAN GOVERNMENT j..
AGAINST PICTURES
NEGRO TOWN IN ALABAMA WILL
ALSO PROHIBIT THE ExHIel'
TiON OF FIGHT PICTURES.

Havana, July S.-The government
has prohibited the exhibition of the
Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures in
cuba. The excitement of racial ami.
III sity was feared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

The gubernatorial fight in Texas
has SO oyeJShadowcd all other Ques-
tions that voters have forgotten the
that have announced for
the legislature and for county of,
fiCeS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

Muskogee complains that its police
is not uniformed. that it smacks
or the old days to see mal with
slouch hat aud any kind Of old
clothes have siXshooter bcltcl
around him Yet Muskogee thinks it
ought 10 hc the capital of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08
BUSINESS And PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
LUMBER, LIME, ETC.

CHICKASAW LUMBER COMPANY
Yellow Pine Lumber. Shingles, Sash, Doors
Mouldings, Turned Columns. Pickets.
Brackets, Lime, Cement Plaster, Etc.
Telephone 20 n Washington
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-08

son insane and that he will approve
of an application by the district a.
torney for commission in lunacy 20
examine into his SINS sanity.
Colonel Watterson left Us attc,-
ney's office much depressed and tood
a train for New York. He would
make no statement.
The examination OF his son un
charges of felonious assault will take
place tomorrow.
Adopts Commission Form.
Sapulpa, Okla, July 7.-Sapulpa
ThursdaN voted To adont the com.
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ATToRNE EYS.

Joseph b. Champion Thos. W, Champion
CHAMPION q CHAMPION
LAWYERS
General Criminal and Civil Practice
Office Noble Bldg Phone pa
Guy p. Cobb WIN. Hutchinson
COBB & HUTCHINSON
ATTORNEYS-AT-L
Office in Cruce- Campbell Bldg. Phone Ss
J. w Harreld W. T. Ward
HARRELD d WARD
ATTORNEYS
Practice in all Courts except Bankruptcy
Court.
JAMES +. HUMPHREY
Attorney
over Guaranty State Bank Phone %
T. L. WRIGHT
Attorney Indian Lands a Specially
Ardmore, Okla.
}, r. Coleman Il. +. Rogers
COLEMAN d ROGERS
Will practice in all Courts, both state ana
Federal. Special attention given to
Civil and Probate matters
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sELvIDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE

Business and Stenographic Courses
Send for catalog.
G.P. SELvIDGE. Pres.
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CHARS AND BILLIARDS.
CLEANING, DYElNG AND
PRESSING.
EDUCATIONAL.

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salary. Salaries raised last year 3. 600 amount
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For informationa ad.. H.L.Holbrook. .Ardmore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-13
MILLION DOLLAR
ESTATE SETTLED
MIR. JOSEPH BOARDMAN LEFT
FOUR WILLS AND SEVEN
YEARS OF LITIGATION--THE
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER GET
THE MONEY.

Oakland, Cal, May 13.--Mrs. Jos.
Boardman and her young daughter
are today in possession of the million
dollar estate left by her husband,
who died seven years ago. Since then
the question of division has been in
the courts. The will contest was set
tied by Judge Wells decision in favor
of the widow and her child, dividing
the estate evenly between them.
Boardman left four Wills, giving
his fortune to Oakland charities. He
had been declared mentally incompe-
tent before his death and the wills
were denied probase. The estate was
appraised at 1892, 900, but the ad-
vance in real estate has since in
creased this to more than a million.
The will contest has been before the
courts for several years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-13

Roosevelt reception committee,
Since the kings death the commit
tee members felt some uncertainty
concerning the time Roosevelt would
arrive.
Definite plans for the reception
will now be made.
The German people are surprised
and delighted at the democratic at
titude of both the kaiser and Roose-
welt. The genuine friendliness Of
their companionship in which for
mality and traditions have been cast
to the winds has created favorable
comment among all classes.
Some persons are wondering
what might have happened in the
way of precedent smashing II the
kaiser had not been restrained by
the decorum imposed by his mourn
ing for the death of his uncle, King
Edward of England.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-13
COTTON SEED SERIOUS RIVAL
TO CALIFORNIA OLIVE OIL

always be many people who will not
use anything but pure olive oil;
and in the second place, the demand
for California picked olives is grow
ing among those who know to an ex-
tent which promises a market for all
the olives that can be grown in Cali
fornia for many years to come.
Moreover, the consumption of cotton
seed oil in this country is growing
at rate which prompts a well-in-
formed authority to prophesy that
the time is coming when we shall
not ship gallon of oil abroad, so
that we may yet see California pure
olive oil upon the tables of the best
people where now nothing but a
French or Italian label is accepted.