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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08
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The Cistiar Rapids Gazette asked
racsrfiT tU- III expression of opinion
pv Igwa newspapers CONCERNING IT'S
suggestion thaI 1ha state Huparirf
Eandau1 II sctDals he salacted bF Eifa
state aducaciuuRl board ius1aad OF
alacfaa pr the paopIe az al present
d wEa na recalled 1tiaI TThs SAFE City
endorsed the suggestion. hrHI, Ba.
cauaa everything pertaining 70 +ils
schools and school mHuazsmaz1
sbDuld ba divorced frum T,alf1ics: sec
ond. bacaUBs Iae state aduGaLiDna
bDard If batter qualified 10 make IN
Hliisant uhaine fhan 1he MESS nf tins
roaarH. whn. N the nature 0i zningE,
cEnnU know Cfe Respective merits 0f
lias candidates Offering rnanss res,
AMI third because tiis SELECTION Of
Fta suItar3u1 entisni by fiie sta1s board
Hnuid unity and narmnnize ms entire
educational system 81 the stass The
esEzatre IL reproducing the article
SEES thaf The Gae Cirv ADDS aumH
arguments and observations which
eTar Gne v'uB believes in the hIzheBt
sgssa hi scnooI afficianny can auti1yssa. q
Tie [4gzette aaa further
agitation NJ the snfli4sa1 ul1sff TO
nf Essw III gnd me next lsgIsia lITa
n4sft 70 Ha ASKED II amend Eha lav
regarding sns eiHeLiun 81 suparin ar-
tisu T'na eSazaza believes the n
3D-m would mean 1na uptIzf 81 Ipwa
aciigDie .at -tte u-HEs u tna stafs
urge .he uiasiar and .ne rafBrm ca1
Da afeadii. hyr ign abnu-
THal the legislature CIR lie easily
gnnucan 10 se III tna matter is Ihf
uuiufnT o Representa- Moore v'hg
c1mmentie Ems ezazssEae slIganHEEDI
aiiG vino nrges TINS napar to keep On
az aur f0s me change M 8IUoye
nRE iDLe JIeer 81 .nE opinion Els Ei4t
5~essu method ~ crtnuaine sE
super En audeuf Is nor inc PROPER wy
Es asB Was 80 nave 1he governor HTy
p0iat lhs EuTa~lIlE aIiliaut EjIi- ne ~ sF
ne G2a2st Ftgsesi DL na Ere stiu
car5onai board 8 e0utrn MIKE Fle azfs
PoluImsEl-ls still re 5Ef afu8~s
adds thai lhe supa III endan UisgH'
to receive 3 higher sata naE II Ipv
paid and few vii Disagree vt.n min
on that point
TIE Davenport TlauDcra atsc raj
word On SUBJECT T.renllsiI4s
that The Care aings III vTis
long enough aacn & coneulslor
with that Of ihe Gza-te and fnda 81
oellent reason To- the oi4r-.g. ngopo.
ca, the pemecrat goes or sa M
There IS no d1E THIS aa Il,
Social instlJltio1 SO naeeaaa ID zoo,
q citizenship an8 narH is none yhusi
= receives 80 little care vnn ne lalblf
2 who are in reality Fitallt interest4e
Matters Which c1nearu na aeflool
and those who teach 81 cneu ere dis
missed WITH scan. eourte is Ia
legislature while 81net ara# t,ss
II important receive ciErafu attpntfei
r. The state sapes5n endept vino anuui
3 lie leader il mHf ers miucasplila
n a man Of broad traIlins amt Inatulre
: Is too often some A5lliut,gu aatee1a
for some reason o. nu easun II
waited TO the position ant gret ia,
9 enough authority 40 harass eaautH
in service and oastiuet hpas vi
would enter the work Jlitssad 4,
e leader he is s stulnpiing ui0eE qnfr
Al soul is wrapped up su peuetss
3, percenting questions an6 Yfpma ga
aim seems to hindsg and aoi fsF,,
The Democrat Is 81 fapor a 81
,nl thing which will helputep ia az
hT lty al the man Who suIersisentls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

IN Ire discussion of the naval ar
propr!auoH hll the other day there
vas considerable talk 81 The ardor
Of ne soQng men OF the country and
the militant sTirit mat could readily
be observed General Sherwood =
one-lesged veteran of the civil war,
took ten minutes to make q speech,
n The course 81 whieh he said that
Is Young man his military spirit
Vas uubounde6. but added After par
ticiPatins in forty-four battles of tie
civil war, my military ardor has beer
greatly cooled. am not so anxious
20 fight as was fifty years ago.
Most veterans OF that famous connic
feel the same way
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

ma aru
a s w Frcr9t
70 zss al ~ Bet u,-
zer Presidea nas corrected ne re-
t the facts IN The case are thus
s-isay stated BY the Cedar Rapids Re
ruhlican
FL an authorized statement he
SAYS thar he has seen many Ameri-
cans and talked with them lie viii
see Mr Pinchot just AS he has seen
other Americans. nothing more He
gives TO intmaiiou that he sent FOL
Pjnchot The inference drawn from
The Piachot lnclde3t WAS thar Rcose
Telt WAS aboul 10 take sides agalnst
President TAFT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

The Cedar Rapids Republican BE
lieves it viii he found in time that
the Pinchot-Glayis case was deiib.
crate plot to wreck the administrs-
ton OF President Tat 1T was 70,
mp. the Republican continues -b-
lot Of silk stock.nged young mer
who imagined they were the govern
ment and that President TT; was
usurper. They are the die. tante PER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

The BFmg fha1 lsas down II The
fare 81 the enemy IL certain 10 be
taken mo camp Tire sgma Is Ena
u political party The fac1 points
nEtmistaNaa1F 10 Republican dsfaat IN
Indiana III tbs next eisctiun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08
prnftanLe Kiaainn see

Twenty gig'is nelunginE TO the TEN.
pie Emanuel Of little old New York
iiaid kissing Dse Recently and
charged from - cents 10 500 per
kiss tine price being regulated nc
enTtilng % this seauty of the young
iady and SIS SAID they cleaned ~
considerable ON it
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08
SPEAKING Or APRlL.

Cuue ss1. 11sis through 1t1a valley,
In gplr roheH ID beauty drassae-
LD1na ann wake g9ug tiow ~ s;iliit,,sn
From their v'inEi,y nsaus ut resi-
Come gna ~ arbi9w thaIr suF1y
IzsEs The sxsst DsaaIh Of 1hs south;
Irgln up0n them v-ar1n and loving,
Handssrasr kiHsss ~ yuur mourh-
nBfsba Cary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

II III saaiaiigs writing tha mas
ear egu unuar ptsavErinr MAJ ely
a1kanii1 iiaRI mada g epun ms eDst
.. eniiaeztVs uVIla-angp Of snow
INV ne nil would IL pait Ear
II urfs q fte LEADING magazine dtE.
flaaIns atr pnase % ils as
eiagea isa ar cR.ltlir nn1.i- n7p sne
rs7iiltau ts.ade Du urls iiEsiDI
sf's IL alI Tioutt Irg &c eutid IN
~ JEt Dlssc-va eDufiHca-i0n
nlifz 1aea'slsa~ I-acaaa lss-sve
saR.tas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

5aaDan vito us;ed % gmnss E'ssafEI
Inan by JlaaFtng minor 9,ar1s n tenn Is
gamas anH HshD ulisssDk ltassIIlss'lvssz
10, Important gssrsunaEas .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

Rsg Mr. Triple, naad If The Mefbo-
dist mission II Rome, is IL fhs lime
liga1 bacansa 81 MS tuaisrrest litter
anass T'irpla is given To that sart af
ffEirs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

1na u1iea IT golf halls mas suna I'D
g 1sar Gssn Il VIII hags 10 bs an
mirfed INIT this II ane pf1auul thai
waEr't raised Or farm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08
Norss aNn coMMEN1.

4 V7r11sr Wno has been inspecting
rflat T1Vn throws aWag enough I'D
5Rtsd lndIR
9ha Warsaw Bulletin N speaking
q the recent cITE Rsaction N hsokak
sa5s lnaT Inc oulc9lis Is 'credItapae
- iilssrissa llith Z 8 iollssl Lhi1h
Itt''7lissiAlef Dee uss -ilss 1E iLofs y
~ - IL. = - IL
~ s-ss''li '.AAis A'A'uAisl Mo1lie i1hH y
f-l'eN-
Ins l'saar tSaFlns Gazette shys ne
DHsnf 70 ger rlis UNANIMOUS FoIs ~
the neWsTaIssr gHns re Is Inc pest
news orator lhaI ever WIS
me HAMPTON Chronicle SAYS z
strong 4's1tocraT looming I'D On lae
I'rasicianEiRl horizon could Ds relied
among hspuiallcanF II I'll sacrions.
The insurssni papArs, Eags tile
3nariaf CRY Press 1Ftst seem deter
nlfn4sd 70 pIIio#a every aani1niBrra-
1iVs measure D1 f'TE.ssidan Tai They
siiot.id 1911 thas L'amocrs re party and
y tlona VIII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

1Ane uf thH pisdges II The socialist
Just ssIec1ad mayor Of milwaukee, Is 10
fsnd work far ths unemployed Il
urli1H V.aEes and IN aiEtrf-baBr DAY,
Rnd 10 T1~1viLis cheaper Hund arld cUnI
sfy reans 81 uurzsc1rrzl coal and wood
Yards Tslrss-aaI5 EfrasF cEr Sarss
ars also 7srqEiss,d MnGt socialist
VIII sl-0rise isuf worth promising
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

W-hRt VII hAppsn v.llsn Inc Ft-sHn-
nus kaisaT and lha strenuous T'haa.
dfrs mhs1 can urlly bs suruissd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

Auri showers ara HksiF 70 bring
Aay fiBv'ars n ABrl this naar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

H a Wis month that KNOWS
vshsahar / II AElrl u March
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

ii WIZ wat am dgr II spotH IN
Tilinni5 7'uasaa 4 raa AW-n day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

TIE 81 Louis Gi3le jea,r,ea IA
elares that clean sitiet ere iesalna
bui + costs Hosbs titisn c'nrlag,,,ae
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

Do married men live longer than
bachelors because tney hHva more 70
live fnr ur more Il live down. The
Jacksonville Courier would Ike ID
know.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

Il Runssvair evaf runs for President
1na Gsdar Rapids Gazerta says ne
ought 70 ger the UNANIMOUS vote Of
tine nswspapsr gHng He Is me best
news CREATOR tha1 ever vRs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

4 vritsr VINO has been inspecting
the garbage cans u New York, says
mat 11wn throws away enough 10
5Rsd India
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

The Warsaw Bulletin N speaking
% the recent cry alsction IN Ksoknk
sa5s thHt the outcome is crednabls
70 Iha community.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

The Hampton Chronicle ssys
strong Dsmpcrst looming I'D On The
presidential horizon could Dc relied
IN 70 produce immediate harmony
among Republicans IL I'll SECTIONS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-08

The inaurssnt papers, Eays the
1inarlaf CRY Fi-aHs '1ust seem deter
mined 10 Dppo#a every adminisrra-
1tvs measure D1 FEasidan Taft. They
snouid loin tha Damocrs ic party and
DH i0ns Win liz
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
Catholic Charity "Trust."

WASHINGTON. Sept PA national
Catholic charity trust may result
from the National Conference OF
Catholic Charities, which opens Ill
the national capital tomorrow for
session of four days. The meeting
will mark an epoch in the history
Of the church in the United States,
since for the first time an ei1or'
will be made to corelate the va
rIous forms OF charitable activity
carried on by the church, on national
lines. TO discover the weak spots
in the church's philanthropic work
and how the problem of poverty III
this industrial age may best be
solved.
Dependent families, the care OF
children, juvenile courts, PROBATION
and social settlements are some OF
the TOPICS that will occupy the
convention, but the principle session
of the congress will be given up to
a discussion of social reform. Al
the latter meeting, the speakers Will
grapple with the problems Of un-
derpaid labor and employers liability
laws.
United States Commissioners of La
bor Neill will read a paper on IN
dustrial Accidents and Diseases as
Related to Poverty Many women
will take part in the conference. and
It is likely that national organi'
zation of women engaged in charity
work will be effected. Mrs. Carter.
the wife Of the Montana senator, and
an active charity worker, will pre-
side at one OF the sessions.
Pope Plus Y has sent his bless
ing to all who take part in the con
ference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH
FRlGHTFUL RUNAWAY FRIDAY
THAT CAME NEAR TERMINAL
ING FATALLY.

Two children had narrow escape
from death Friday afternoon by a run
away horse.
A youth by the name of Holden was
near the ice plant Friday afternoon
and a number of boys invited him TO
take a ride on horse belonging 10
Mr.. Criner. He accepted the invita-
tion and mounted the steed which iIE-
mediately dashed madly down the
street toward the Santa Fe tracks.
Near the crossing a number Of wonen
and children were waking. among tie
number being the wife and little
daughter of George Aldrich, the fcTe'
man of DeWitt's cigar factory, before
the little girl could escape from dan
ger. the horse hit her, knocked her to
the ground and ran completely over
her. people rushed to her expecting TO
find her dead, but aside from a bad
scare and a few bruises she was soon
all right.
The horse continued its mad flight
with the boy still on it's back toward
the Frisco tracks near Tyler & Simp-
sons where 2 train was slowly moving
through the yards and ran headlong
into a box car and knocked itself
down, the boy was pinned beneath the
horse and was extrlcated by the en-
ployees of Tyler & Simpson.
The boy was severely bruised and
badly frightened but was soon able
10 walk to his home The horse sus,
tanned a broken leg and later was kill
ed. II is not known what caused the
animal TO act as It did, but some are
OF the opinion that the horse was
"hlgh-lifed' and the matter will be
Investigated at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
ARDMORE ASPHALT
FOR MAGIC CITY
MAYOR OF OKLAHOMA CITY URG-
ED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO USE HOME PRODUCT.

The following communication ad-
dressed to Hon. Henry NJ. Scales, may
or of Oklahoma City, by the Home Pro
ducts division of the Oklahoma City
Chamber of Commerce, testifles that
the business men OF that city are deep
.y interested in the proposed paving
contract to be let in that city in the
near future, and are also interested In
the material to be used.
Ardmore asphalt has proven by test
TO be superior to any in the world and
Oklahoma City has never been content
with anything less than the best in
the building of the magic city or
the southwest, above all, the home
company's bid was the lowest and will
result In saving of thousands OF
dollars to the tax payers OF the city.
Following IS the communication ad-
dressed to Mayor Scales:
Henry NJ. Scales, Esq, Mayor and to
the Common Council, OF Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
Dear Sir and Gentlemen
The Home Products Division OF the
Oklahoma City Chamber Of Commerce
Is informed that a native Oklahoma
product IS in direct competition with
foreign material for paving some of
the streets of our city.
And we are also informed that the
company who propose using this ma
terial are an Oklahoma institution,
hose bid appears lowest for certain
sections of the paving in question.
Assuming that our information Is
correct. we wish TO place emphasis
on the fact that this native material
should be given full and complete en-
dorsement and use To bring foreign
asphalt TO Oklahoma City appears
very much like carrying coal to New
castle" and seems entirely unneces-
sarv IN view OF the fact that we boast
or possossing vast beds OF II wi hin
the confines OF the state. Moreover
oklahoma asphalt is not untried or
rr,eetod. The streets OF Ardmore are
naved with asphalt that Is obt9ine1
from near her own corpora'e limits
and this very Ardmore paving on a
hot August day. stood the supreme
test Of a circus unloading. with never
a trace of injurious or even noticeable
effect on its surface.
If this time-tes.ed material wH'en
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
CABINET MEETING
TO DISCUSS EVENTS
MAIN FEATURE WILL BE FORTH
COMING ANNUAL MESSAGE OF
PRESIDENT.

Washington, Sept. 24.--Today begins
a series of cabinet meetings at wnt1n
all the stays OF the presidential fam
lily are expected to be present and
discuss executive matters as in COM
mittee of the whole on the state OF
the union, as it were.
The meeting will last several days,
and at it each member will make re-
port Of his achievements during the
summer. President Taft, it is under
stood, will discuss with the cabinet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
FOR PARDON FOR
THE FORMER CHICAGO BANKER
FILED WITH PRESIDENT.
HIS HEALTH FAILING RAPIDLY
Accompanying the Application for
Pardon Were Letters from Thou
sands of People in the Middle West
Asking That Walsh be Pardoned'

Chicago, H., Sept. PA petition
for n pardon for John r. Walsh, former
president of the Chicago National
Bank from the federal prison at
Leavenworth, was filed at the depart
ment of justice today.
The application was filed by Attorn-
ey George T. Buckingham of Chicago
on behalf of the wife and sons of the
prisoner Accompanying the appl.ca-
ton were thousands of letters from
individuals throughout the middle
west, urging the president to grant
the petition.
In 1907, Walsh was found guilty OF
violation of the United States banking
laws in having made excessive loans
TO railroads, in which he was interest
ed.
In December, 1909, he was sentenc
ed to five years in the prison at Leav'
enworth.
He Is seventy-three years OF age anc
is suffering from heart disease. Phy
sicians say he Is likely to die at any
moment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE CAMPAIGN
IN OHIO OPENED YESTERDAY
AT CANTON BY HARMON.
SCORES REPUBS ON TARIFF
Ohio Democrat in Reference to Ma
tional Issues Says Only Hope OF
People Lies in Success OF the
Democratic National Ticket.

Canton, Ohio, Sept. 24.-The dem
ocratic state campaign opened here
today with Governor Judson Har-
mon, candidate for reelection.
In his speech, Harmon turned to a
discussion of national issues Ions
enough to score the present admin
istration and tell his hearers that
the only hope for the people lies
in the success of the democratic
national ticket.
The speaker declared that waste
full expenditures had led the re-
publican party to overtaX the ma
ton to the extent of three million
dollars and scored the Payne-Al'
drich tariff revision as legislation
opposed to the interests of the
consumers who would not be mis-
led by their fair talk in an attempt
to defend 1t.
He declared that the republican
party has not kept its campaign
promises.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
ARGUMENTS BEGUN
IN THE LEWIS CASE
JURY RECEIVED CHARGE YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON AND AR
GUMENTS ARE BEGUN.

The Jake Lewis murder trial which
has occupied the attention OF the
court for the past three days Is draw
ing to close. Yesterday morning the
attorneys for the defence introduced
their last witness and the judge pre-
pared his charge to the jury which
was read to them yesterday afternoon
and the attorneys Immediately began
preparations to deliver their argu-
ments TO the jury.
The last witness called by the de-
fence was one Gussie Wright, and after
her testimony had been taken she was
remanded TO Jail and charge of per-
jury lodged against her.
II has been intimated that some
persons are guilty of subornation OF
perjury in connection with this case
and as soon as the trial has been fin
ished the county attorney states that
ne will ferret the matter out in detail
and II he finds any information justi-
flying prosecution he win not hesitate
TO prosecute to the fullest extent or
the law.
Assistant County Attorney Bleak
more opened the arguments for the
state. and in one hours argument pre-
sented to the jury the facts that were
developed during the progress OF the
trial. after listening to his argument
the court took recess until eight
o'clock.
Tom Champion for the defence was
the first to argue In behalf OF his
client at the night session and was
followed by County Attorney Mathers
for the state.
Monday morning Attorney r. F. Tur-
ner and Attorney J. r. Champion viii
be heard followed by Mr.. Birmingham
who will close for the state.
The case win probably go to the
Jury Monday afternoon.
Monday the case OF the state vs.
Rayford Spencer for the killing Of Doc
Van at Tatums will be taken up.
Tuesday the case OF the State vs.
George Emberlin tor the killing or
Arlington win occupy the at
tention OF the court.
Wednesday the case OF Ernest Key
for killing an Indian will be heard.
ArdnoreIte want adj bring results
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25

the main features of his forthcoming
annual message to congress.
The White House convention should
be an annually interesting cabinet
event, drawing to its delibeTa ions
members from all parts of the country
and from beyond its confines. secre-
tary of State, Knox, who has been
spending the warm period at his sum
mer home at Valley Forge, Pa, will
report on the international relations OF
the United States, particularly with
reference to Nicaragua. Secretary ol
War Dickinson, who is now on his
way homeward from the Orient, is
expected to be on hand with an up-to-
date report on the Philippines status
as well as on the Pacific Islands pos
sessions of the United States. Attor-
ney General ,Wickersham and Secre-
tary Mage of the Department Of Com
merce and Labor will report their con-
clusions with respect to Alaska, where
they have been together for some
weeks investigating particularly the
efficacy of the land laws for the big
terri 'ory. Secretary of the Treasury
MacVea?h and Postmaster General
Hitchcock will report on the prospects
for the successful operation Of the
postal savings bank system. Secretary
Ballinger will be in the consultation
with reference to conservation events
and possibly in view Of recent develop
ments in his controversy with forme'
Forester Clifford Pinchot, something
important may occur affecting his fu
ture connection with the Taft admin
istration.
As the White House meeting viii t'
but little over month prior to the
congressional elections, 1t is to be eX
pected that the president and the cab
met will take into earnest considera
ton condition of the campaign and d'
what may seem best to promote TN
election Of a republican majority II
the house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
First National Bank Has Moved.

The First National Bank, which
has the distinction of being the first
bank ever organized in former Indian
Territory, has moved back to its old
stand on the corner of Main and
North Washington. The new equip
ments are among the handsomest in
the state and their facilities for
caring for the business of their Gus
toners have been made much bet
ter.
They invite their friends to visit
them in their old home, made new,
and are more anxious than ever to
have you make their bank your bank.
23-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
ITALIANS WOULD GIVE
FUND TO GE!0, CHAVEZ
DARING AVIATOR CROSSED ALPS,
BUT FELL SHORT OF REQUISITE
TO GET PRIZE.

Milan, Italy, Sept. PA committee
of the Italian Aviators' Society of
Milan is raising purse of $4,000 for
George Chavez, whose accident at
Domodossola yesterday prevented his
winning the $4,000 prize for a flight
from Brig, Switzerland, to Milan, Italy.
Physicians today say that Chavez
will recover from the effects of yes
terday's fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-25
OKLAHOMA CITY
VISITORS PLEASED
MESSRS. SMITH AND SNODGRASS
ARE DELIGHTED WITH ARD
MORE ASPHALT.

NJ. J. Smith, councilman from the
seventh ward of oklahoma City, ac-
companied by A. B. Snodgrass, were
in the city yesterday inspecting our
payed streets. They were rather non
committal in their remarks, but one
could tell by the pleased expression
on their faces that they were de-
lighted at what they saw, and when
Mr.. Smith said, Il shall report my
visit at the meeting of the city coun-
ell Tuesday night" one could note
bv the tone in which he. expressed
it that ArdmWe asphalt had made
another friend.
Accompanied by Col. Sidney Suggs
and Mayor Cotner, the visitors made
an automobile trip over the city and
its different additions and were not
only delighted at what they saw, but
expressed themselves in no unmls'
taxable terms.
This was Mr. Smiths first visit
TO this city and he said he was de
lighted to note the cleanliness Of our
streets. our activity and evident air
OF general prosperity. He took note
of our stores and industries, and
was deeply interested in our hopes
for the future. Mr. Smith Is a dig
nfled gentleman Of the old school
and Ardmore is indeed fortunate IN
having made so warm a friend.