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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-19
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with jeers by the English press,
which declares it is the first time
on record OF a formal invitation be
ing extended to the accomplish Of
murderer to come out of hiding
and surrender.
The police this evening issued a
double sheet poster, which is be
ing pasted on dead walls ali owe"
England, describing Doctor Crippen
in minute detail. They still express
confidence that he will be arrested
within the next few days.
1t was reported in London tonight
that Doctor Crippen had been ar
rested in Birmingham, but no veri-
fication or denial could be secured
from the police.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-19

to winter quarters after the first frost
and leaves the field almost defense
less against the divorce court on
slaughts.
1t is certain that the greatest mum
ber OF divorces are obtained just be-
fore Christmas and in March each
year More than two thousand divor-
Ces were granted in Jackson county
last year, and the great majority OF
them in the months II March, Novem-
Der and December.
Just as tip to those seeking a sure
thing: Select husband whore name
begins with q or a u. There are
many names on the public records OF
men whose names begin with q and
L, but there is not a divorce record
ed in the index pages of those letters.
Only one divorce was granted this
term of court to woman VIII Sc hus-
bands name began with IN |. Those
whose names begin with S hold the
record tor the greatest number of di-
vorces. with b and W as close sec
onds, twenty-five and twenty.three
respectively. The record of other
first letters in names at this term of
court in the divorce mill is as follows;
\, s; c. 2l; d, IA; +. l2; f, 9; G.,
10: II, 20: J, s: X. s; l., IA; NJ. i9: Nc
=; n, ), o. .; p, :; X, 9; r, 8; V, .;
Y, /; u, >.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-19
Contest for WatersPierce Refinery.

Guthrie, Okla, July 1S.-Following
the agreement recently reached be-
tween the state officials and the at
torneys representing the Waters
Pierce Oil company of st. Louis to
the effect that the company will
hereafter act independently Of the
Standard Oil company, the repre-
sentatives of the WatersPierce con-
Germ announce that it will build
somewhere in the oil fields of Ok
lahoma a refinery to cost not less
than $150,000.
Immediately when this announce
ment was made the ambitious towns
in the oil field began a campaign
to secure the location of the refin-
cry. The principal cities in the fight
at the present time are Bartlesville,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-19
AUSTR|A'S FIGHT
ON STANDARD OIL
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH
CALLS RAILROADS TO HIS AID.
LEGISLATION is SLOW.

Berlin, July 1S.-The government
of Austria has finally decided to
help the national oil industry by
administrative measures in their bat
tie against the Standard Oil subsid-
iares, especially the Austrian Vacu-
um Oil company, and so the battle
will from now on be conductet by
the two princes, Emperor Francis
Joseph as the head of Austria, and
John ID. Rockefeller. ruler Of un-
told millions of Standard Oil dol
lars.
1t was originally intended to strike
against the American octopus by
legislation, but the Austrian govern
ment has seen that this method
would be too slow, and now quicker
means to drive John DIS represent
atives out of Austria will be adopt
ed.
The Austrian Vacuum Oil company
hurts the independent Austrian re-
fineries in Two ways-first, by rails
ing the price of crude oil, second
by lowering the price of the refined
product, and as the government has
seen that this would inevitably mean
a crushing defeat for the Austrian
industry which would leave John d.
Rockefeller in absolute control OF
the battlefield, the methods of the
Americans are to be met by increased
freight rates on all railroads. As
the cowed and bought railroad com
panies of America have helped to
build up the immense fortunes OF
the Standard Oil millions. so the
Austrian state railroads, which can
not be bought or corrupted, are
TO crush John ID. Rockefeller's ambi-
tious hopes in the dual monarchy.
For the first time in his life,
probably, Rockefeller will meet his
master. and Francis Jospeh's gov
ernment will be the victor unless
the government at Washington inter
feres and objects TO the restriction
o: the output of the American COM
pany in Austria to its original con.
oession of 10000 tons a year. but
this the Austrian government. reck-
oning with the strong anti-Standard
Oil feeling in Washington, considers
an unlikely thing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-19
RECORDS SHOW HIS VERNAL TRl-
UMPHS OVER THE DIVORCE
COURTS.
LUCK IN o! OR up
During the April Term There Were
go Marriages and $50 Separations
In Winter the Love God Takes to
the Timber.

Kansas City, Mo. July lS.-Dan Gu
Did is better fighter and better
marksman when launching arrows at
the hearts uf men and women in the
springtime than any other season OF
the year. Re-eniorced by spring poe
try. the little king e hearts plies his
bow and arrows tireless.y in the
fights asainst his arch enemy, the di-
vorce court And last spring his eff
forts were marked by a greater sue
cess than in recent years
To illustrate. Only 80 divorces
have been granted in the circuit court
during the April term, beginning
April -. and during the same period
$40 marriage licenses were issued.
That is q pretty good record for the
maker Of love matches, but no better
than he has made in former years in
the spring. The records in the coun-
~ courthouse disclose that Dan hikes
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Sapulpa and Tulsa, and all have
presented their claims to the Waters
Pierce people and have offered sites
for the refinery.
The Commercial Club of Tulsa has
taken the matter up with the head
office of the Waters-Pierce company
in St Louis. The Texas Pipe Line
company is now expending $3,000,00
for a refinery at Tulsa and this
fact encouraged the Commercial
Club of that city to make a fight
for the Waters-Pierce plant also.
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how's ThisI

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not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
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THE BODY FOUND IN THE LON.
DON CELLAR CAN'T BE IOEN.
TITLED.
DEATH MUST Be PROVEN
Scotland Yard Has Published AdVer-
.tisements Asking Miss lie Neve to
Give Herself Up, Much to the
Amusement OF the English Press.

London. July lS.-That DR.. H. II.
Crippen, the American dentist and
doctor. wanted here for the murder
OF his wife, Belle Elmore may never
be convicted, even If apprehended,
10 a belief that is growing here
tonight. following the request made
today to postpone the coroner's in.
vestigation
The ostensible reason for the de-
lay was 10 allow DR.. Pepper, the
criminologist, more time to deter.
mine whether death was caused by
poison, clubbing or revolver wounds.
The real reasons. it is said, was
to allow the physicians further time
TO endeayor to piece the body to-
gether so that they will be able to
swear definitely should Crippen ever
be tried that the body found buried
in the cellar of his Hllldrop Cres-
cent home. was that OF Mrs. Grip
pen and that she died as the result
OF murder.
English common law declares that
the corpus delecti must be proved
in every case before any other evi-
dence is given to the jury.
In other words. it must be proved
that Mrs. Crippen is dead and that
her death was the result OF a mur.
der
II is admitted that the physicians
cannot swear that Mrs. Crippen is
dead, for the simple reason that
the dismembered body was so badly
decomposed and eaten by uuicklime
that it will be impossible TO swear
10 its identity
The advertisement published by
Scotland Yard this afternoon re.
Questing Miss lie Neve. the missing
typist. to surrender herself and NJ.
veal CrippeD's hiding place, was met
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-19

~ tried all kinds of blood remedies
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when I rise in the morning. Hope to
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Fred c. Witten, 76 Elm ST., Newark, NJ.
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
dOl SPRINGS SOUTH DAKOTA THURSDAY 80 1910

state are lining up for the COMPRESSION
al and state tickets. All friction has
been removed, and according to the in
formation received at headquarters,
all republicans at tho November cleo
tion will support the ticket of their
party. In view of the harmony now
prevailing the leaders look for an old.
time republican victory in the state.
Those republicans who are in posi-
ton to know whereof they speak say
the republican majority in November
will not be less than $4,000, and that
it may reach 10000, or even more. The
majority for Congressman Burke and
Martin may run even higher than this.
notwithstanding that the democrats
have singled them out and are making
hard fight on them.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29

the direct cause being Bright's disease.
William F, Stockton, born in Mis-.
souri, July IL, 1869, died in Hot Springs
September 81, 1910, aged Al years, 2
months and l6 days. He was married
June 26, 1898, to Lulu Brown who with
two little daughters survive him. He
also leaves four sisters and two broth
ers.
Mr.. Stockton until recently was .
resident OF Hot Springs for mum Der
years. He was engaged from time to
time In the general blacksmith and
wagon business. About year ago he
disposed of his shop here and moved
to Wyoming Two months ago he re.
turned and entered the hospital for
treatment but his case has been prso.
tically hopeless.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
$4,000 FIRE AT BELLE FouRcHE.
E'ectIic.l-:;-ht Plant and FIGURING Mill
Entirely DESTROYED.

Shortly before eleven o'clock last
Wednesday night, fire was discovered
in the plant of the Belle Fourche
Electric Light Company, and notwith-
standing the work of large number of
fire fighters, in addition to the yolun-
teer fire department. the entire plant
of the light company, as we'll as the
Belle Fourche Flouring mill and the
wheat elevator standing near it were
consumed.
The loss is estimated at about $40, ,OOO
o20,ooo of this is the Light Company
and $4,000 the Touring mill which was
owned by Bernard & Spady. There
was no insurance on the light plant OF
building, but Bernard g. Spady had
about $4,000 on the Touring mill and
contents. There WAS about 5000
bushels of wheat in the mill.
The Black Hills Traction Compsny's
loss will be the large transformers
which were in the electric light plant
Belle Fourohe Bee.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29

AT RAPID
Ward Stanley, of This City, And
Miss May Randall, of Rapid
City, Welded.
CEREMONY WEDNESDAY
Bride Popular Rapid City Girl-.Croom
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stanley,
Old Fall River County Settlers.

Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Randall, of Rapid City,
occurred the marriage of their daughter.
Miss May, to Ward A. Stanley. of this
city, Rev G. H. Sparkling, of the
Episcopal church, officiating Only
the immediate relatives of the con
tracting parties we're present at the
ceremony.
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Randall, among the
best known and highly respected old
residents of the Hills Mr.. Randall
was for years leading cattle man in
this section but is now president of
the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company of the above named city.
The young lady is one Of the most
popular of the younger set in her home
city and is general favorite with all.
Mr.. Stanley, the groom, is the eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stanley, of
this CITY. Ward has grown to manhood
here and is known to everyone as a
thorough gentleman and model young
man. His acquaintanship with Miss
Randall dates from the beginning of
his course at the School of Mines three
years ago.
After the ceremony the newly we'd
ded pair left RAND FOR q wodd;,. x
of the Hills. They will arrive here the
latter part of next week and after
being entertained at the Stanley home
for a few days will take up their resi-.
dence on the K. 8. *. ranch near Cas-
cade. Ward will have charge OF this
we'll known ranch and expects to go
into the cattle business extensively.
The STAR joins with the many friends
of the newly welded couple in extend.
ing congratulations.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
OPEN STATE CAMPAIGN.
Republicans Open Their Headquarters
at Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls. 8. D., Sept. 27.-Durine
the coming week the republican cam
paign will be opened all along the
line in South Dakota, and will be
prosecuted vigorously until the polls
close in November Willis @. Cook
chairman of the republican state com.
mittee, and @. J. Morris, secretary. now
have everything in readiness for the
wsRing of an energetic campaign.
Fine quarters have been secured on
the second floor of Sioux Falls bust.
ness block, and from these state head
quarters the campaign in the state will
be directed. The chairman and secre-
tary Of the committee have a sufficient
number of assistants to enable them to
Keep things moving until the close of
the campaign.
Reports which thus far have been
received at state headquarters are Of
an encouraging character. These show
that the republicans in all parts Of the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29

TO THE FRONT.
Fall River County Represented at
Mitchell Corn Palace.

VAILCucll NOIH IdldCe.
The following is taken from the
Mitchell Daily Republican in their
writeup of the opening of the Corn
Palace:
"Fall River county. in the far westl
ern part OF the state, makes it's initis-
bow as corn palace exhibitor. but it
makes creditable showing neverthe.
less. This county is just entering the
farming class, and previous to now the
land has been devoted to stock raising.
The ranching business is going out
and the farmers are turning the ground
over to the growing of crops. Alfalfa
is the big crop in Fall River this year,
and three crops have already been cut
from the fields, with good prospects
for the fourth. 1t will yield five tons
to the acre and the seed will turn out
five bushels to the acre. The fruit
diplay is remarkable from that part of
the state, apples and pears being es.
pecially large and sound. The farmers
have just commenced to grow corn,
and the samples on exhibition indicate
that it is going to be success. George
Brown and G G. Goodman, of Smith
wick, are in charge of the exhibit"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
A VERY FINE
MEETING
South Dakota State Medical AS.
sociation Have Good Meet
ing Here.
AT PIERRE NEXT YEAR
Dr.. H. M. Finnerud, of Watertown,
Elected President For Ensuing Year
DIR. Murphy, Lectured.

The doctors are still with us altho
today (Thursday) is the windup of q
splendid three days session of the
South Dakota State Medical Associa.
tion. Everything has favored the
practitioners thus far. The weather has
been ideal and the attendance good.
Monday few of the doctors from a
distance arrived and by Tuesday morn
ing the majority were on hand for the
first days program which consisted
chiefly in getting comfortably located
in their headquarters at the Evans
Tuesday afternoon a meeting was held
at the Commercial Club rooms az
which time States Attorney S. L. Will
son in behalf of the city of Hot Springs
welcomed the members of the associs-
tion. A number of the doctors respond.
ed.
Wednesday was given over to speech
es, lectures and papers by different
members and by some of the noted
physicians outside the state. Chief
among these was An illustrated lecture
in the New Opera House during the
afternoon by the famous physician and
surgeon, John B. Murphy, of Chicago.
His talk was very interesting both to
members of the profession as we'll as
to the others of his hearers.
In the evening the association were
the guests of Colonel James E. Miller.
at the Battle Mountain Sanitarium at
picture show and band concert. Dur.
ing the afternoon the visiting ladies'
were entertained in the parlors of the
Evans by the ladies of the city.
This morning Thursday the Board
OF Councillors met in business ses.
sion and selected officers for the en-.
suing year which action was later an.
proved by the entire body at meeting
in the club rooms.
Following are the names of those
elected: 'o
DR.. II. M. Finnerud, Watertown
president.
DR.. w. G. Smith, stureis. lst vice.
president.
DR.. Q. 3. McCauley, Aberdeen, 2nd
vice-president.
Dr. Il. ID. Away, Aberdeen, secretary
The Board OF Councillors for the en-.
suing year are as follows Or. Will
lam Edwards, Bowdle; DR.. j. b.
Vaughn, Castlewood; Dr.. Gearhart
Pierre; DR.. G. u. soanlan, volga; Dr.
Fred Treon, Chamberlain; DR.. F. A
spatford. Flandran; DIR. Howe. Dead
wood; DIR; L. F. Beall; DR.. w. ]. Me-
Roberts, Hot Springs. ~ '
The afternoon will be taken up with
numerous papers and discussions afte,
which visit to the State Home will be
a part OF the program. The meetinc
Will close with q grand ball on the
veranda of the hotel.
AS was stated in the beginning every
thing has been ideal for the meet;no
and the result was an unauestioned
success. Pierre has been decided on
as the 1911 meeting place and the date
will be some time in June.
The local people and doctors here
have done all in their power to make
the meeting success and feel amply
repaid for thier efforts in having this
body OF men with them for the thrAf
days session. Should Hot Springs
succeed in landing the convention fo,
some future year they will heartily vel
| come them again.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
MEETS AT ABERDEEN.
Pharmacy Examinations Will be Held
at Aberdeen, October 10Th.

The next regular meeting of the
South Dakota Board of Pharmacy for
the examination of candidates for
registration and general business will
be held at the city of Aberdeen on the
10Th day of October, 1910 The sessions
will be held in the Commercial Club
room and will begin at eight o'clock
a. m. Application blanks can be
secured from the secretary and must
be filed at least five days prior to the
date of the examination.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
SHEEP CAMP RAlDED.
Detectives Sent Out From Cheyenne to
Edgemont to Investigate.

Following is late dispatch from
Cheyenne under date of September
9th.
DETECTIVES of the National Wool
Growers Association, with head.
quarters in this city, have been dis
patched to Edgemont, South Dakota,
to investigate the raiding Of the sheep
camp of Ross Lambert near that place. "
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
G. A. R ELECTS OFFICERS.
New Men Elected at Atlantic City
National Encampment.


The full list of the newly elected
officers Of the National G. A. r, en-
campment held at Atlantic City, is az
follows:
Commander-in. .Chief-Tohn e. Gil
man, of Boston.
Senior vice commander in chief
Charles Burrows, of Rutherford, New
Jersey.
Junior vice-William James, of
Jacksonville, Florida,
Surgeon general-John L. Smith, of
Spokane, Washington.
Chaplain -in-chief- Rev. Thomas Har.
wood, of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Following the installation of officers
the newly elected commander in chief
announced the following appoint.
ments:
Adjutant General-Ephraim B. Still.
ings, of Massachusetts.
Quartermater General-Gen. Col.
d. r. Stowitz, of New York.
Assistant Quartermaster General and
Custodian of Records. Henry Hol.
comb, of Pennsylvania.
Senior Aide and Chief of. Staff--Wm.
NJ. Olin, of Massachusetts.
The headquarters of the G.. A. r. for
the next year will be at the state house
in Boston.
Rochester, New York, WAS selected,
providing satisfactory railroad rates
can be secured. The national council
has the power to change the city if the
rates are not SO.
Los Angeles, Denver and Springfield,
Illinois, sought the convention.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-29
Stockholders Here.

Frank James, OF GrotoD, this state.
and Frank Bluberg, of Minneapolis,
two of the stockholders in the Evans
Hotel Company are here this week and
upon the arrival of the other out q:
town stockholders will hold meeting
for the purpose of determining the
course to be pursued regarding i'm.
provements, etc. to be- made on the
newly acquired property. ~ -