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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
COL. ROOSEVELT
PILES HAY While
POLITICS Shines
Insurgents and Regulars Alike
Pleased With Sycamore Hill
Political Crop
Former President Hears Both
Sides and Denies He Shows
FayOritism

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, July 13.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt said with emphasis to-
day that he has taken no stand in IA
vor of either the insurgents or the reg
ulars in the republican party, and he
desires to correct any impression of IA
voritism. OF the situation within the
party in New York state he said he saw
only harmony ahead
Il want you to make it clear" he
said. that I am seeking both sides.
wish you would make that emphatic.
MY main interest is in the state, but
on national issues I want to see both
regulars and insurgents. party men and
independents. I want to see democrats
as well as republicans
But you do not want to see demo-
Gratis VIM" he was asked.
Must Be Right
Not if the republicans do the right
thing" replied the colonel
Timothy L. woodruff, chairman of
the New York republican state commit
tee and organization man, was in the
house as Roosevelt explained his atti-
tude. So was Representative Charles N
Fowler of New Jersey, an insurgent
Roosevelt had talked with them both
and apparently with equal affabilfty.
Governor Hughes had departed earlier
in the day. Roosevelt said that he had
talked politics with all three and had
gained about the same impression from
Woodruff as he had obtained yesterday
from James w Wadsworth Jr., speaker
of the assembly Wadsworth made II
clear that as far as it lay within his
power there would be no surrender by
the organization in favor of a direct
| nomination bill such as Roosevelt and
Hughes urged. for his part.
Colonel to Pitch Hay
Roosevelt was dressed for "haying'
when he received the interviewers
Most OF the luncheon guests were leav.
| ing, but Representative w. w. Cocks
a regular" who represents Roosevelt's
| home district, fingered.
Mr.. Cocks is a farmer" explained
| the colonel. HE is staying to pitch
hay with me-
you know the insurgents had cold
| feet when / came back from abroad,
| said the colonel, because the first four
men with whom l conferred were Sena-
tor Lodge. Secretary Meyer, Secretary
| Wilson and Nicholas Longworth
"T had similar experiences when
was in the White House. When ]. P
| Morgan came to see me they said ha6
sold out to Wall street, and when Sam
| uel Gompers came they said I was 60
| ing to hoist the red flag.
But" he added, II did not dc
either"
| The colonel was asked if he an6
| Hughes talked of a possible candidate
for the gubernatorial nomination.
Almost every visitor brings the
name of a candidate, was his reply
Many of them are worthy men. Yes
| terday and today I have talked over e
dozen different Names
MY position in regard to the gov
ernorship this fall" said Roosevelt
| lis that we must find the man bes
| fitted for the post and most acceptable
| to the rank and file of the republican
party and the Independent voters.
shall do everything to see that such q
man. when chosen, is elected"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Cause Uncertain

The balloon was so badly shattered
that the cause of the disaster can only
be surmised. AviatOrs believe the warm
sunshine above the fog expanded the
gas and caused the envelope to burst.
Erbsloeh was quite poor. He had
scraped together money for building
the airship through years of self-sacri-
fee
Throughout Germany there is a feel
ing that a death blow has been given
passenger traffic in airships until means
IS found to secure greater safety of
passengers Operation of dirigibles may
be officially forbidden, except under
stringent conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Water Nearly Fatal

DENVER, July ia Compulsory
bath nearly proved fatal to H. Schwartz.
under arrest for vagrancy today. When
Schwartz was taken to the city Jail he
was compelled to take a bath He en-
tered the tub in fear and trembling.
was Immediately seized with 1T and
nearly drowned He was unconscious
when found by other prisoners
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Mother Finds Note

An aluminium rod was driven
through the brain of Engineer Hoeppe.
His mother found in the clover field
near where the balloon fell a note
wrapped around a stone and addressed
to herself, reading as follows:
Ten minutes past nine-We are
rising rapidly. but voyage most
pleasantly. Engines working
smoothly, only we do not quite like
this dense fog. The earth is now
invisible.
Then a hasty scrawl:
The fog is thickening below US.
We are rising, though our steering
is downward.
At this point the message stopped
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
COURT ORDERS A BATH
FOR PROFANE LANGUAGE
Fine and Term in Jail Added to
Old Mans Penalty
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
RED BLUFF. July 1s.-Sentenced to
take a bath. pay fine OF SO and 20
serve FIVE days in Jail. is the penalty
which Charles Wood. an aged resident
today for using profane language In
court Wood is reputed to be worth
$40, 600 but goes about having the ap-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Sound of Explosion in Sky Is
Followed by Balloon Plung-
ing to Earth
TWO THEORIES GIVEN
FOR CAUSE OF WRECK
Terrible Disaster Seems TO Deal
Death Blow to Aviation
in Germany
MOTHER FINDS RECORD
WRITTEN BY VICTIM
Especial Gable to The Call

Special Cdbte TO he Gail
DERLIN. July 13.-The dirigible
Is balloon of Oscar ErOsloeh. Ger
many's famous aviator, contain
ing himself and four companions. coll
lapsed and fell 3S5 yards near Cologne
this morning. The velocity of the
falling balloon was frightful. Some
field laborers heard the sound of the
faroff explosion in the sky, and the
collapsed balloon streaked through the
air like a meteor and the heavy parts
buried themselves in the sand almost
at their feet.
The balloon was demolished and the
bodies of the five aviators were so
mangled as to be unrecognizable. The
hands of all of them were found to be
tightly clenched.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

arbeitcrn mndltc iih ipfort ltadJ Der
Grpioltpu an bic 8cttung uuo brddtc
AUDI glildlim licben Nrbcitcr, Die iih
uabc Dem Gingnug %befunocu buttcn,
an Die Sbcrildh2. Gin ipeitcrcs Sors
orilgen luur abcr lI%nmoglidl. ba Der
Sd,aft nit Srllditiideu pclitdnbi0
pcritopit mar. Giucr scr @crctteten
In9te. pdB alc i'm Sfudi bNrd6sncit
WGnucr DENT Sobc pcriaacn icicu.
Sniol9c bcr @rpIpiipu ling bic Minc
Seller uub gcipaltige 8uuhiGulen trie
ben Die Heitungsmnnnihafteu 5ltriit.
Sic Slanmen lobcru so SUB bof'
ilbcr Den Gin9ung cnlpor.
Spltpn, gu9Inno. -. SeS. -
Is tnttn nm lciNcr nitt mc6r be-
Slucifelt irerhcn. buB bci pcnl llus
gliid III Der Sittlc Nultou Aoblcns
grlrbc. @iscntbum Der 5ultou 9nIlierp
9pmpnnp. mcbr nls 800 Icnidru
um's Sebcn 0cfommcu limb. Nle
bclocrmiithiacu Hettunasperiiidc bnz
ben bisbcr 10 gut mic nid,tS 9cnilst,
on haS nnh Ser Grploliou IN Der
0rrbc auSgc6rodRnc Scrcr bic 9cutc
nid)t pett III Die Stolleu brillaen laSt.
Inn hal6 10 ltbr NbenSs lpurbeu uae
3cttlln9s mdmihaftcu ans Der 8rlbc
5llriid bcrllicu. Mad, cirler Comic
rcr5 Sruiidcu Dem 3csiernngsgrubenz
SnIpeftor @errarb. ben Dfinens Snaes
n"ieurcn unb Dem Observation-Disclosures
iubr @erraro III hie Gjrubc elm ipreit
CT fpnutc. Ils CT Suriidfebrtc. err
tlGrtc er. bab feiite Gp9lihteit Dor
bnubeu lei. buB audi nur nod, ciner
Der Giu9clGlonepcu AM 9ebeu lei.
@c9eurdrtis fnnue nidnts ncitcr gce
than lperbeu ais 20 Seiden an SaS
Sugcsliht III forncru. bic nabc Dem
Sdddlt cuibcdt ir!rben.
Sics/lpurcc bcn mn bic @rubs perz
inmnnclteu Wcuihenmaien mitac<
tbcilt, pprnuf Der Siid'oi bon Mauz
DIETER I'M Sreicu ciucn @ottcsNienit
belt. mad, beiicn Scerbiguns iih bic
Scutc lnnbiam 5critreutcn. 8aS Die
@rploiiou pcruriaGtc. boriiber III bis
Jest fem Scrid)t nusaeacben lporben.
SnSaciaumt purbcn MIR scbu Iuun
lebcub aus Ger @linc ac6raGi.
Sic @cludlt Der Grploiipu mub
ciue furdtbare 9crcieu Icin. Scu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Die }peft rpiifket Int China.

8n bington II. 3. g.. 81. Sea.
Sober Seridt. Der bcim StaatSs
Sepnrtement i'll &nibin9tpn iibcr Sen
Stanp Der Ycit in China cinlGiIt. be-
itdtist. baB Die ScldIc raicnS mn lid
arciit. unb iepcr neue Scriht lautct
ldlimmer ais Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gtne nnl Niittipp6 bon Der mcrifaz
niidcn ejcianbridait in Setting einacz
t"roiieuc ScpcIdle melbct. pnB aleiu in
Der Srouin6 anbui minoeitenS 3fpei
unb cine baIbc Wilipu @tcnidcn BON
bcr epidemic betroficu iiub.
Sn Der Mon9olei bar sic Stcrblid,s
felt cincu cntieslidicu llminna anoc
nommcn. IN Der 3cit BON rs. Sttos
Der bis II. DECEMBER crfrnntten 4S2
9bincien unb II Huiien I'M 9ereihc
Der OFT sdinciiiden Sabu. mno bon
pieieu iinb nllc bis allf cincn GbineIc,t
unb eiuen Suiicu Der Seldc crle9cN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Die ,,Mamretania".

Siibguurb. %. Seq. - Sic
rWaurctauia", sic AM 10. ScSem6cr
Siperpopl pcrlicB. um iuncr6al6 II
Sageu uah 9iclu 9orf uno Surild sI
fubren, truf NM 1929 llbr NtadtS
bier eiu. Sic &nhuaicrc ipurSen
ifncllitcus aclnubct rnb 6citiegcn flint
6creit itebeupe G~rtrn3iisc. sic lie mad,
ben pcrihieocncm Sbcilen OcS Suie!z
rcides beforbcrtcu. Die mi ben,
Continent ,u%pbnenSen 3eiicnbcn Tin.
men alip has Gbriitfcit in Der Seiulntb
feiern. Gs mar hicS Das critic Nal,
baR Gahaaicre udbrcilS Der Rndjt &c
lanoet wnrScu. Sie Sabrt ppr tc,u
Yorf bis mad Jiibsuaro bauerte bier
Gage, 10 Stunben mn 50 @linuten
uno bic 9urhihnitiS @eibwinoias
felt bctrng 25.07 Snuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Der Staat bot sic Sd.mlH.

Icmarf. u. g., 81. Sea. -
Chen ionbcrbareil, ahcr inter Den
%ltmitdnocn berehtigteu &nbripruh
gaben Die Gproners : @ci6uorenen
ab, Die Die 8rnnbfatnirropbe in cinem
bieiisen Sabrifsebdloe mteriuften.
Die % MdShen pas Scben ~fpitcte. Die
OeiGporenen cntidieoen ndmlid. baB
bel Der Ginridtlu9 oea iraslid,cn De-
bditbeS. paS cine refine Icnideufalle
ipnr. Die bonn Staat Nem Seriep, err
laileneu 8anboriGriften bcfplgt iuprz
Den iuarcn, 10 DAB meper Die Gigcnz
thinner nod Die Iictbcr iiir Die linz
iiderbeit oes @ebdubes 'baitbar ges
mad)t merpen fDnncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Ss,i aliften psrlanaen ySsnte
13ulc".

20 iImaufec. @is.. 21. Scs.-
Scr io5ialiitiidc Staoiratb eutpideltc
bon Heucnt cine arp6e SbGtisteit.
SerIelbe bat niht ipeniger oils II Hea
iclutioueis d%nsenpnnleu, Die ale aui
bic Subtle Ctpneribip" Difentlidcr
@crchtiauue bin5ielen. Sieic ReIos
mfioren iino an bic Legislature gcs
riGtet. ipclhc %bierburdl nuigciprpert
ipirp. @eicte an%suuebmen, burd)
meldc Ole Stabt Weilnaufec crmGd,s
tiet pirn. perihieSene lluicrnebmuns
acu unb @credtiamc. bic ii6 bis iest
in Yripatbdnpen %befinbcn. 81 be-
trcibcu.
Sic Sosialiiteu tpiini9eu ppllItGnz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

biec 16uule &ulc~ fir @iilluaufcc,
nlif bnB bic Stabt Gin 6oipital err
ri6tcn, @i5inbrifeu uuo S6labtbdus
Ter betreibeu. Die StraBeEbnbn uno
Den Selepbon : Sieult nnb iiber6olpt
ale oifcutlihen Gerc6tianle ii6ers
ncbulen lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
(SpcSicl fir Sicic 3eituns.)
,frirbensf@almeirn''

Die Scrrihnitem rnbem ans. - Nod
ut nihts liant iiber unieren ,bra-
pen" Gins. - 3iinbfpff 1T II. e.
Erdiibeut Snft duksrt lid.
BIC Sa%ltiurnier. slnf, Nh.
8cscrs! , non Guba. -
SentidlanS iehr frcmnblih auf''
gclcgt. 5t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Sef6aftsfnGrer: Soren; Souner.
Sabrgana 40.

ltnb Srbensleutcn nllcr Nntioncn gcs
t%roifcn. bab lie. iobnlo ibncn cine
Hahrift in Den ibncu Su @ebote
ifebenben 8ldttern hires &dnbcs
iptdtis erihciut, nieie Ser Staatss
l%efretaric iibcrmittelu. SdB nIdl Die
Hiin5ien, I'm lid nlnnfnlal ldngere
observation-disclosures Su %eriparsn. bic
betr. 3ettun9sipti5eu ihrcn Scridtcn
beile9en. lit ifou nils Den 3citcn bes
Viittelalters gang uno 9dbc. Sanf
bieler Girrihtnns iiuS ms nod cine
Mcngc Der d~iteitcm 3cituuscn erbaltcl
seblicben, bic ben Nuntiatur .&c>idtcm
bciscfiist, i'm %pntifauiid,cn NrdIip nui-
bc,uahrt meroeu.
Die ndd|ifc llmQcbung bes Sciligen
Gnters. Die @cbcimfapldnc WiIgr.
greiiau uuo Migr. Ecscini. Durdbldts
tern tdgtdglih Die r0niihen 3eitungcn
mo Die Siulbe ans Der petetinniihen
3cimntb briu9enbcn 2otnlbIdtter; lie
lclen naran5 SntercliunteS bent Sl.
Sntcr Dor. ODER tic idncibcu Inn be-
ionbcr5 @idtigea sIlr auibemubruug
fir i'm ms Sd Die groScu italies
lliifen Sdacsbldtter chen mlsrcihcns
hen Scpeifenz Sicnit ats auer Socrrell
9dnber beiiben. lpirb Der Ynpit iiber
ale id1lpsbenben Sagcsfrussu untcrs
ri6tet. Sit in bieien 3eitungen dber
etiras nl,Surcifenb. nher gar perfehrt
poer e~ntirellt micocrgescbcn, uber iou
cine beIonbcrs Did,tiac In9clegcnhctt
6ur 3cnntniB YiuS DEG 3ebutcn gcz
hrdGt ipcrben. onnn ipirb CT ouriiber
burdo BEN Cardinal Staatsicfrctdr ins.
iorntiert, Ser bel ieincu tGolidlcn
Rorgcnz IuoienScn bciipielspeiie Den
Yapit eiuer fatboliIheu nl,ss
ipdrtigcn 3eititlg bic bctr. ridltige
Hadhridt III italieniiher llcberIesung
porlegt. Die ctipa Elm liberale5 romis
ifes 8latt. pprbcr i'll Ieiner 8eiIe
~friiiert, Den Seiern aliigetildlt hat.
Gu be%nnnoeru ut CO, ipic Der Sl.
Batter, Der bod, inn 76. ~Scbcnsiabre
itrtf, nit 10 lebbaftem Sntercfe bic
9asesHadridlfen pcrfDlst, nnb ,pie er
gcnan SriHeih weif, nrb oft bis IN
bic flcinitcn GinSelheiten lid infpr.
micrt seigt, iiber Stnse, bic in ben
entitrnteitcn SiDseien Der iueltnm=
ipanncnbeu Stride lid ereisnet babcn.
Die .Irtd nppilolica iebis" go.
% entbdlten baS bcretts in uniercn
SepeidIeu mitsetbciltt Sefret Der
Gonititorial Congregation pom IS.
Ropembcr, ,uprin bcm SGfnlar. mic
GrSeus= Glerus abiulnt uerbptcn wirb,
iii Sdnfen. Grcbite Snltitiltcn, Spar
mnb ldf,blideu &n1ien fiirberbin nls
9rdiibcnter, S%ircftoren. Sefretdre.
9diiiercr Il. /. 10. 81 fungierc1. Aac
Ssiltlifc. ipcldIc bernrtiac Iemtcr
innc babcn, inb perpiiidtet. bicie
iuucrbalb bier Mpnaten mad, GriGeis
men bes Sctreis . ricber5nlescn. fau5
Tic nift burh beipuoere.~ pom 5l.
Stlbl ertbeiltc SispcnS bapon chit
bunbeu iperben. Selbitrcbeno baben
Die Witslieber pes 9lerus bic Bilid)t,
loldc Sum Gulfsiupbl aciduficncn
pirtbihnitliheu llnternebmcn. 'nGd)
Srdftcn 5i imtcriiiiBcn. rir iolcn tic
feline Yoiten a%nncbmen. Die iih nit
Stellitr9 nno Iiiroc ibres TnrteS
nidt pertragcr, Die tic Su Sanbelss
Mbihliiiien perpilihten. nnb Die lie
Sorseu, Summer mo 8eiabreu -
ais rnpermeiblidc 9eglciterIheimins
gcn ioldlcr @ciddite ausiescn.
Weitcrbin iinbcn iiH III Dem Scfte
brei ~appiroliid)c Shreiben SiilS pes.
3ebrtcn Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
{Spc5iaIz GorreiponScnS.)
Ger 4ap& mnh hir a1rene.

ansfiibrlihe Conformation. Ter
Epffotenit Des Satifans. - Sas
ittafdmeiscnbe itebereinfummem. =
saslth lanien et,ua hnnbert Sci.
innsen iinb 3citidyrtften Gin. =
Sir ben SGfnlar. nno Srbcns=
eicrus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
4 + y

Bolton. Gnglnub. 21. Sc5. -
Su Der SnItun 3edc. nnbc Sciab,
mirorn iuiolgc elmer gciunltiacn Or
ploiion bcutc 800 Scralcutc pcrs
ihiittct. Cine Iujobl BON &cttungss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
(Spe3icl iiir bicie 3cihtug
bcurbeitct.)
5dtanrrlidJr Cbrunik.

pcriloHcne &ofe lit fiiruabr cine
llnsiiitsmuGJc acmcicn. @rplus
iiuncn nuS Seuersbriinite iprscrtcu
cnurmcn Sahidabcu, mnsefabr
$50 Ienidcnlebcn nnn itcltru
5ablreihc Nrbciter auRcr 8crSicnit.
Sic bcimacinhten Srtc limb
Hcip BORT, Cincinnati, Seiab,
~ i%lahclpbin, Chicago mn Gcm
Serlin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Fem 9urf, u. o.. 20. ScS. -
Sn Der &rnitltntion Der Y. .. Central
Snbn III Ncip 2)ort crfol9tc an @tpns
tug friib cine iilrdltcrlide Grplpiicn.
bel Der 5cbu Scriuncu gctootet 1,o
125 pcrlcbt mlrbcn, pdbrcno Gin
Sahi6aoen bon iait 5lpci Miaioucn
Collars an9cridltet lrltrbe. NlS nnhrz
iheiulidc llriadc peS furdtboren Hut
aliid5 miro ctIc Gut8iiuSung bon
Sintidsus in Den 9ebdItern Der
araitlrntipn bon Den 9ebDrocu anocz
nomnteu. Sm llmfrcis bon ciucr
Ieilc pltrbcu @cbdioe an Der Ser
instuu N6e. bcmolicrt. Siiui Snz
iniicr cinc3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ians
Den ibrcu nilgcnblidli6cu Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Cincinnati g. 81. ScS. -
Bic Staot bat elm 6ipei NiiQipncu
Scucr 81 re9iitricrcu. baa sirci
Sdubiabritcu in slide le9ic ulp odlt
aubcrc Sa~brifaulagcu bclhGbigtc. Gin
Sellcrlpcbrmam nno ciu 3ulduucr
biiBtcu bas Sc6cu cin, Scbn Scucrs
nebrleutc c~rlittcu %erlesungcn mb
Der nugerihtctc Gigcutbmaidapcu
mirb nIf S2,0UO,000 geiddet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

81. SpuiS. Mo.. 81. ScS. -
Ypit Suipeftpreu nuh @unscSmars
Id,dac nnbmcn Die BcihGigs6iidcr
luo nic 9%corldteu 8etlameid,riitsn
Ncr r9rc9u,ore CrGaro Company" IN
Sc'fllng unh perbnffctcu @corge u.
Surricr. Siccs YrGiiocnicu unS @es
id,dftslsitcr Dee llutcrnebmeu$. Glr.
rier pirh beiduIrist. bic alinrcn ser
Slrnia beifpiubelt Sl baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Springficlo. ST.. 21. Sea.
Sds Stdpthen &slu Berlin. Is
Ncilcn iiihncitlidl bon bier. iii iniolae
elmer 6~enersbrlnit Dem llnteraana
acireibt. SaHiduocn ntcbr ais 100.s
900 Collars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

(SOrtIceuns auf Der Z. Ssise.l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24

moot congress-just as easy" said
one of them after the big, juicy
lunch had been served to about fif-
teen by Mrs. J. c. Thompson, Mrs.
T. X. Kearney and Mrs. Charles
Evans. Yes. and shall We not take
all the honors in sight in athletics,
said football rooter, now a lofty
senior.
Then Mr.. Hodges smiled precisely
the way he did when Junior Murphy
made that touchdown against the
southeastern state normal bunch that
got left in Ardmore,
Thus went the round Of talk and
after each had sent a wireless mes
scage of love and remembrance to
those far away who could not be
near the lunch basket in Lorena
Park the senior circle broke up to
meet again soon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
Your Dog Tax Paid?

Dog days are here-and pretty
near gone, too-proyided you haven't
paid into the city till the necessary
dollar with which to procure a dog
tax from the city assessor.
Good dogs, bad dogs, and indifler
ent dogs will all look alike to the
dog catcher when he starts on his
rounds Monday morning, August J.,
that is, ali that are not tagged.
City Assessor r. S. Hayden has
warning note in this morning
Ardmoreite and he says that The
chances are that the dog catcher
will be kept on the jump, beginning
at the above date. And he says the
high-bred Irish setter, the English
bulldog. the "light-running' grey
hound, the rat terrier, the French
collie, the mastiff, the shepherd,
the Beagle hound, the lap dog and
the common "yaller" coon dog will
all be treated alike-given a ride
to the pound if they appear upon the
streets if the city without the nee.
essary tag.
This is fair warning. So step up.
gentlemen, and get your tags while
they last.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
Work for Another Grand Jury.

Guthrie, Okla, July 29.-lt is re-
ported here upon apparently good
authority that another federal grand
jury will be called at Muskogee with
in a short time to investigate al
legged frauds in connection with the
scheduling of Greek town lots.
Federal inspectors have been quiet
II working in Muskogee and it is
said that the information has been
placed in the hands Of the United
States district attorney.
The grand jury, If called, will in
vestigate the same alleged transac'
tions upon which Governor Haskell
and several associates were indicted
and in which it is alleged others be-
sides those caught in the dragnet
are involved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
Birthday Anniversary Party.

Little Miss Eva Whitehurst enter.
tanned a number of her friends at
the home of her parents on p
street northwest, yesterday afternoon
on the occasion of her eleventh
birthday. The youngsters spent .
pleasant afternoon playing num-
Der of games, after which refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and
cake and watermelons were served.
Those present were Cora and Eli
abeth Dyer, Elmer and Doris Banks,
Angie and Bertie Osburn, Frances
Bowman, Lucille Butler, Jewel Holt,
Ruth Warren, Violet Shuman. Oscar
Ritter, Joe Whitehurst, Louise Earth
ing. Sam and Roy Aldridge, Gertie
Cardwell. Mabel Williams, Estelle
Glover, Audrey and Velma Barrett
and Paul Philips. The hostess was
assisted in serving refreshments by
Mr.. ani Mrs. Oscar Whitehurst, Miss
Fredia Gruenert, Miss Rosalie Bow
man and Misses Foy and Annette
Whrehurst. The honoree received a
number of beautiful presents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
COUNTY COMMITTEE
HELD A BIG MEETING
ELECTION LAW EXPLAINED
SUFFRAGE CLAUSE ENDORSED
REV. J. II. SMITH ENDORSED.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
Havinu Trouble With Gas Well.

Poteau, Okla, July 23.-The gas
well brought in east of Poteau sew
eral days ago has been causing the
owners trouble. the pressure accumu-
lated since the Gaping of tine well
being of sufficient strength to lift
the casing and doing some slight
damage to the Gaping apparatus.
The we'll is under fair control at
this time, but the very high rock
pressure, together with the large
flow of gas. make 1t difficult to han
die. Drilling operations have begun
anew.