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9as seras Wunoer

beilt alle gHeren, gIaien uno rbell.
natiide 2eioen; BEL alIen 9rngeiiter
ODER 2 monatlihe 9ebanbllnng per
Hoit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. Saa, 1926
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. 51reibi
fir 3engniiie.
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Sdlfmmer aIs 9naelu.

4ugein brirgen ben Solooten ipe-
niger @efabr, ipie gc5erna. .. @.
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40 Sabren baran, aber BudIens Mr,
nica Salbe furierte i'm. 25c bei al-
len 9ruqai1ten.
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Ser 9amun Der 9nf.

lit oer 2etm bon Ga Grippe. DerleI-
6e er5eugt Sdipahe, Nerpoiitat Mp-
petitlofiefeit nit l1norbmingen Ser
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lno bringt 2eber nno Nierel r;e.
>er ir Oronllng. Sour SOC. Sole Su-
iriebenbeit garontiert bon alien
DrugeiIten.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
OPINION BY FURMAN
MAKES A PRECEDENT

Guthrie. OKLA. March 30-Rudolph
TogoIor. sentenced % life imprison-
mcnt for his part in the famous
Meadows murder case In Oklahoma
City. is 10 have new trial because
the Judge presiding at the first trial
died before the case-mado was set
tied and signed Presiding Judge
Furm,n today handed down de
O.Iou. concurred in by Judge
owen aud Doyle, that establishes
e precedent affecting several cases
pending The court says:
Under the provisions OF the law
In force at the date of his trial the
Judge who presided al the trial was
the only person authorized to settle
ana sign a case.made. and sucn
Judge having died after the compile
ton OF the trial and before the case
made had been settled and signed,
the defendant. without fault on his
part was thereby deprived of his con.
st.tutional right t. present com.
plcte appeal to this court. and is
thereby entitled to a new trial.
In 1907. Oscar Meadows was kill.
ed, his wife Lillian. and Tegcler,
known as her sweetheart, were ar.
rested Tcgclcr was convicted be.
fore Judge J. G. Lowe, who died soon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31

Guthrie, Okla, March 3o.-The at.
torney generals department today
advised the governor that Section
3 Cf the usury bill enacted during
the special session Is not uconsti
tut'onal. The section provides that in
suits To recover twice the amount
of interest paid in usurious trans.
action there is taxed as cost In
the case a sum not less than $40
as attorneys fees. The department
holds that the bill operates with
equal effect upon the borrower and
the bank or money lender
As 10 the concurrent resolution
abolishing the code commission, the
governor was told that unless he
signed II within the fifteen days al.
loved by law II becomes constitu,
tonally dead. This, the department
says. is what is commonly known as
pocket veto"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
ST. LOUIS PROBE.
All Arrangements Completed for the
Hearing Of Combine.

st. Louis, March 31.-Arrangements
were completed today for the st. Louis
beef probe. which will be in charge Of
Attorney General Major The inquiry
into the alleged combine of packers
will begin within few days.
From the evidence already secured
at the Jefferson City hearing. together
with the additional evidence that has
been secured by Special Attorney
Campbell Cummings of st, Louis, |
am sure there is combination In
rcstraint of trade said the Missouri
attorney general.
That there ia II combination Il
| apparent from the Jefferson city evi
dcncc. Additional Information has
been secured on which the 81. Louis
hearing Is to be conducted ! am sat
isiicd that when all OF the testimony
at the hearing is prepared II will max,
n formidable showing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
TO THE VOTERS Of THE
STATE Of OKLAHOMA

! hereby announce myself as can
didate Tor the Office of Governor of
Oklahoma, subject to the action of
the Democratic Party.
come TO you as business man
and believe In clean politics, good
citizenship. enforcement of the laws,
and the enactment of such laws as
will yital!ze the constitution to the
fullest extent.
believe in "a white mans govern
ment
believe that every citizen, cor
porate and individual, should bear
a just proportion OF taxation to main
tain the government
believe I'm being economical in
governmental expenditures and there
by reduce taxation. will endeavor
to reduce taxation if elected.
heartily endorse the maintain.
ance Of the Corporation Commission
and the Guaranty Bank Law, as af
fording n needed protection to the
private citizen.
believe in developing our school
system TO make II the greatest in
the union. To that end believe that
the various boards OF our State
Schools should at all times have a
fair representation ot experienced
school men as members.
favor the sale of the surface OF
all segre gated lands to actual settlers
Ia tracts of one hundred and sixty
acres each.
II shall be my desire and purpose
To make all appointments to Office
on merit and not IN political obli
CATION.
seek the Office of Governor be
/ cause | believe | can render valuabl,
service to the state and for the homo
that will come to me and my family
/ My only desire viii be to conduc
the office Of the state in such
manner as 20 bring TO our people
settled and prosperous condition.
+. h. HERRING.
Elk City, Oklahoma.
March 30. 1910. wk-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
Ardmore, Thursday, March 81. 1910
-~..A idD


The Ardmorcitc wishes to inquire
il thc people OF the clty do not think
1t worth while to open up campaign
now to secure for the city one of the
packing plants tlat are coming To the
state? We feel that the time has
come when We should agiia.e his
matter. Have you thought of IT,
II you haven't. mnK nov; 1t IA
have. think again. and DO some talk
ns Talk rs cheap II it docs not cost
anything 1t is valuable in matters ot
this sort.
We want to cooperate with you
and want you to co operate with IL.
Why not secure for Ardmorc pack.
ing plant? Why not?
There has recently been put in opcr.
action in Ardmorc one OF the most
profitable enterprises in the city, and
We doubt If half the people OF the
city know about 1t. Out East Main
street is u small plant OF this sort that
Is handling monthly twenty thousand
dollars worth of cattle and hogs. q. G..
Warren. one OF our own citizens has
although comparatively small, Is new
mudcruan uptO date in every part
cular. This plant has a daily capacity
of twenty-five head of cattle and nftl
hogs. with this plant In operation
Mr.. warren Is paying monthly iron
fifteen TO twenty-five thousand dolla".
for cattle and hogs. That means tha
he is turning loose In this city tina
sum OF money monthly. the create
part of which Is being spent with on
merchants.
We mention this one industry be
cause II shows how We are benclitc,
Ivy such enterprises. Think what /
means to have twenty-five thousan,
dollars exchanged monthly for th
goods of our merchants, Besides, thi
packing plant has perhaps a dozen enl
ployes who spend their wages In IN,
city.
Let's asitatc this matter ot sccm
ing packing plant for Nrdmorc
Some one of the big plants IN Kansas
city might become Interested and ap
proach Mr. Warren with Wow 10 on
larging his plant We do not know
We might investigate and We should &c
after something lu this line of indus
try. The secretary Of the board OF
trade is doing his best The board of
trade itself VIII mo- doubt come to his
assistance. Let every man, worthy Of
the name OF business man take a
hand In the matter II is "A matter OF
such great Importance and of such
general interest c'ry hus.ucs, man
800 Arimaf, win john tn the undertake
.nr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
Notice OF Sale Of Real Estate by
Guardian

In the matter of the guardianship
of William Harvey Stidham, a minor.
Notice is hereby given in pursu
ance of an order of the County
Court OF the County of stephens,
state OF Oklahoma. made on the 26th
day of March, 1910. the undersigned
guardian of the estate of William
Harvey Stidham, will sell at public
sale to the highest bidder, subject
to confirmation by said Court on
the Goth day of April, \. d., 1910,
AZ one O'Clock p. M. at the front
door OF the court house. in Ardmore,
Oklahoma. all the right, title and
interest Of said William Harvey Std
ham in and to the following descrlb-
ed real estate situate in Carter
County. State OF Oklahoma. towit:
The Eia OF Ell of SEA. less 0.3l
acres for the w, o. Ry. Co., of Sec
tion Thirty-six, Township Four
South. and Range Two East, and
Lots Two and Three of Section
Thirty-one, Township Four South, and
Range Three East (Chickasaw Ma
tom.
Said real estate will he sold on
the following terms and conditions,
towit: Cash.
Dated the Goth day OF March. 1910,
J. J. STIDHAM,
Guardian,
u 4, N
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
Stamping Out Hoo Cholera.

The state Agricultural College al
saltwater has stamped out hog cholera
n number of Oklahoma counties this
winter and the college now offers TO
assist farmers IN any part OF the
state II hog cholera develops This is
good scientific work of immense
practical value, When the disease
starts all exposed hogs are vaccinated
and the trouble stops. With live hogs
selling around nine and ten dollars
per hundred pounds It will pay farm
ers TO watch carefully against dis
ease.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
WORKS NEW GAME
Several lawton Women victimized
BY Stranger.

Lawton. Okla, March 30.--Deposit.
$50 with a local jeweler. w. b.
Blakely late this evening made bond
for $500 on charge of obtaining mon.
oy under false pretenses. Blakeley
has been in l.awton about week
Repre- senting himself to be sales.
man for a Kansas City grocery com
pany whose goods he was selling at
reduced rates. he has sold forty or
fifty orders to Law.on women, and
each time having them sign ackuowl-
cdgmcut of the order. and by car
bon copy got their signatures T.
promissory notes. the amount OF
which ne would fiji later.
Order books were printed so that
the notes were directly below the
place of signature. His scheme was
disclosed last night. when Mrs. /.
{. Lawrence accidentally discovered
the concealed note and jerkod the or
der pad out of his hand. Local po.
lice captured him this afternoon as he
was attempting u leave town, ON
"a warrant sworn ont by another of
his victims, Mrs. l.. Aubrey. hotel
land lady, whose note for Sll3.93 he
had secured, Cases will be filed to.
morrow. Some OF the additional notes
were found in his possession. ranging
in amounts from SlO0 To $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
pheasants Tor Oklahoma.

Ch,ckasha, Okla, March 30.--Hay-
ing made arrangements with one of
the largest hatyhcries in the United
States for their entire output of eggs
during the month of July. State Game
Warden Askew is beginning the first
work OF propogating the sta.e with
phelslnts, He was anxious to secure
the birds for the many applicants, but
the season Is too late for that pur.
pose as the birds are nesting, EX-
perts advise that the better and cheap.
er way TO start the birds Is boy hatch.
ing the eggs These will be shipped
the day they are layed and viii be de-
li,orcd TO those desiring them free of
cost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
DEADLY STREET DUEL
BETWEEN RELATIVES
COMBAT AT MARLIN, TEXAS
ONE DEAD, OTHER WILL DIE
FORGIVE EACH OTHER.

Marlin. Texas, March 30.-A dead
ly combat took place on Fortune
street last night In which Steve +.
Wells and Henry Travis were partic-
ipants. The former Is seriously
wounded, with but slight chances
of recovery, and the latter is dead
from the effects of his wounds. The
men were brOthers-n.law. They were
both armed with reviewers. and five
shots were fired. There were three
empty shells found In the pistol of
Wells and two In that OF Travis.
Wells Is about 80 years old and has
wife (sister of Travis and several
small children.
Travis was unmarried and about
2S years OF age.
Statements made by Wells and his
wife are 10 the effect that Mrs. Wells
had spent most of the day with her
mother Mrs. Travis, In another part
of the city. She returned to her home
accompanied by her brother about 8
o'clock last night. and they were met
at the yard gate of their home by
Wells. After few words had pass
ca between the two men, the shoot
ing commenced at close range. Two
or three shots We're discharged and
the antagonists clinched. During the
struggle that thus started, other
shots were fired. and the two men
fell together on the sidewalk. Ira
Wis said to Wells: Steve, don't shoot
me any more; you have already
killed me-"
Wells replied: Henry. am sorry
Ii have hurt you and you have
killed me; kiss me-" Here the men
kissed and forgave each other for
the wrong that had been done. Ira
Wis then arose. and holding TO the
yard fence, walked 10 the home OF
j, II. Barnett, a short distance away
Here he fell on the gallery. and
physicians were summoned.
Wells had become prostrated, and
was carried into his home. and
given medical attention. The bal
entered the body of Wells just ovel
the seventh rib, right side, passing
through the liver and coming oui
below the last rib on the same
I side.
Henry Travis received one sho,
in the hip, the ball ranging and
coming out below and to the left
| of the navel and penetrating the
| intestines several times. Another
wound taking effect in the lower
edge OF the ribs on the right side
and coming out on the left side
| just below the spleen. perforatine the
| the liver and the stomach. Travis
/ died from his wounds about | o'cloci
this morning. IT will be a most re
markable recovery II Wells survives
his Injuries.
Wells is sexton at the city GENE
terry. Travis engaged In planting
shade trees and doing similar worl
and was the sole dependence for
livelihood OF widowed mother ant
several sisters.
Each carried 100 insurance II
the Woodmen OF the World lodge.
The difficulty resulted from a fam
lily disagreement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-31
CELEBRATION OF THE E|CHTY.N|NERS
entertainment FOR THOUSANDS

Oklahoma City, Okla, March 30.--ln- |
yitations have been issued to every
town and city In Oklahoma through /.
its council and mayor, as we'll as to ey- |
cry commercial. social and secret or.
ganization OF the state. to be present
In the pageant of the April Fiesta to
be held in Oklahoma City April 20 to
22 in celebrating the opening of old
Oklahoma to white settlement on
April %, 1899.
Every Seer or son OF daughter of an
S9er has been especially invited to at
tend the event. whether a resident OF
Oklahoma ami the immediate vicinity
or not
Nominations of the election of the
La Refine Aprillo and Rex Aprillo are
being received az the headquarters OF
the festival in the Chamber of Com.
merce Any person either an seer or
the son or daughter of an S9er, may
be nominated The specifications are
that the queen must be over l6 years
and the king must be between u and
n and unmarried. Any person within
the state and meeting these require
ments may be placed In nomination.
The contract for building the floats
has been awarded to the Tooncy and
Holland Scenic company of st. Louis,
who recently had charge of the con.
struction of the floats. used In the pag
ent of the Yelled Prophets at 81.
Louis last fall.
The committee ON arrangements has
decided on ten floats which will be
used in the parade. These include the
floats OF oklahoma City, the Knights
of Columbus, who will represent the
era of Spanish possession in Oklaho-
ma, the Knights of Pythias, the Boom
ers and Sooners floats. the old and
new postoffice floats, the spirit
of 'S9, the agricultural and commercial
and industrial phases OF the state rep
resented on a prosperity float, the
float of the great seal of Oklahoma
and representing the forty-six states,
the Oklahoma public schools, the
boosters of Epworth University and
the Elks.
Miller Brothers of the l0i ranch Will
arrange to bring their cowboys and
Indians here during the festival TO
participate in the pageant. Col. Zack
Mulhall, who at the time of the open
ing of Oklahoma held "a ranch of 3o0,'
900 acres on the present site of the
present Oklahoma City and whose
camp was situated on the location OF
the present Threadgill hotel. will also
participate in the event.
, Tolegrams were sent Barney Old
field at Daytonia, Fla, asking that
he come to Oklahoma City during the
festival aud engage in the automobile
contest that will be held here at tha,
time.
The Oklahoma City Automobile as
sociation At its last meeting decided to
tender the festival committee fifty au
tomobles. fittingly decorated to be
used in the parade.
The festival ball at the Lee-Iluck
ins on the evening of the 22nd viii
be under the auspices OF the Women
of 'S9ers entirely. This will be the
most elaborate social event ever held
in the state, 1000 invitations being is
sued, Besides the regular invited
guests of honor state officials. var
lous officials OF different cities and
towns of Oklahoma aud woll-known
men and women of letters. art and
other distinctive professions.