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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11

secretary OF the Oklahoma Bank
ers association. returned from Du-
rant by way of McAlester.
with l.. A Wilson, president or
the association Mr.. Guthrie return
ed by way Of McAlestcr and select
ed the liusby hotel as headquarters
for the annual meeting of the Okla
homa bankers association which
couvcncs there May 2i-2j.
The rules for the adding machine
contest to take place at the Nc
Ncstcr convention have been an
uounccd as follows:
The number of checks TO be used
in the contest to be $50
The contestants TO be started in
relays of five or six at the tap OF
the bell.
The number of competitors from
one bank not to exceed two.
Style of machines to be used are
Burroughs No. 9.
Each contestant be allowed TO look
over checks once prior TO contest.
Grand prize. championship cup,
value 500. First cash prize $40.
to be awarded to operator making
fastest time and obtaining correct
total.
Second cash prize S25, to be award
ed to second fastest and accurate
man.
Third cash prize SIS. TO third man,
incorrect totals doesn't count.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11
PILES CURED IN TO - DAYS

cure any case W Itching. Blind
bleeding or pvotruding Piles in t TO
Ia days ar money refunded SOC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11

attended white schools and churches
and had moved in white society with
out question The matter became
almost q fcud and led TO the damage
suit. over 100 witnesses were sub
poonacd
The Han, claim to have a com.
p.cte family record which viii show
that they ar" descended from ror-
tugucse families Of noble blood. and
that it is this strain that gives u
swarthy complexion that has led to
the present trouble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11
BANKERS HERE IN 1911
NEXT MEETING WILL BE HElDIN
McAlESTER WHERE CONTEST
WILL BE HELD.

James w Hannah, Harold Wallace
and Fred H. Jones have returned
from Durant where they attended
the meeting of group five of the
bankers of the state. They report
a very interesting meeting. Ard
more was selected for the place of
meeting next year. The date will
be fixed by the executive commit
tee.
w. 5. Guthrie. of Oklahoma City,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11

state of oklahoma. Carter County
In the District Court
l. R Nurutun, rlpmun ,a I. "
6ullodro ,t III, Defendants \o G'l
Said defendants ! W Gullcdro,
ltllon Gollrdgo aud II VI Johnson,
ns Trustee. aud Chandler building
a Loan \sanyiatiuu. win take notice
That lnov have hoou sued m the
above uumod court for foreclosure nf
Mechanics Lien. aud must answer
the petition u'cd thcrciu hv said
PLAINTIFF ou or before tho llth day
ot Nav, \ ~. lal0. or pid petition Will
ho taken as true. and q mdrmcut
lor said phmuu Ina action 'oy tore
,'uuro Nychouicy liou tor the sum
ut So, o., tuj interest from Nu,cm.
hrr ''. l9o'. viii ho rendered accord
Wnlv
Dated tnIs lst ia, or Nrrn. 1910
TliOS NORMAN
\uour, lor rNuuu
Ni,.t g. y VERNON.
District Clrrk
n, 81 NJ r\EhNH. Deputy
a1u1,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11

Bullets hnN" often caused less sut
f"rIur tu soldiers than the eczema
l. W Hartman. burlington. Me. got
la th" army. ana suffered win. forty
Years llut lWohou'g Nrulrn Shlyo
cured mo Whou all olgo failed " he
writes Greatest healer for Sores. ~
cors. lollH lmrna. cute. Wounds.
Iruls"s ana riloH. 2ic At Nrdmoro
Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11

prospects ~ large crops VIII t'nd 70
lover tae price oi foodstufs, meats
't''p'od became supply cannot be-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11

rHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11
SAVED frer, the Gra>e

had about .NCu MP hope. after
nearly touy NCa.- gg suflcrins from a
severe lUuE tNNa.r," writes Mrs VI.
l. nN, ~ C'NsNsN lie. Tenn often
,hC pain lu my Ghost would he almost
uoooarah,o and could not do any
work. bat Nv h'Hcs New discovery
has made ne Zee. Ike a new person.
It's the best wcJ me made Tor ;he
thyoa; and WuE> Obstinate coughs.
stubborn vN,ds. .roUchi;is and hem-
oryhagCs. hoarsCu.>S and WhcON.Ug
cNuEh, Nicld Qu.,Nf ~ this wonderful
medicine Try 49, Dc and Sl.00, Trial
bottles crcc. GUsraatecd ~ Nvdmove
Pharmacy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-11
F FINANCIAL LETTER
OF HENRY C[EWS
PAST WEEK one or IMPROVE.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

pon s living life pork chops elegant leisure a s ~
mansion. :" ~
We have been treated 70 daily diet Of Ieffes bn sooa IN
have dash Of Johnson lend color the We osr -
sport page Of the daily and see large picture %
looking individual standing by with
This picture n caponed picture Of Jeffea taken n a. -
shirt since he retired from the rng something 70 RAJ n
Next hts playing ball
iaonn for hour ~ minutes and - seconds without turning -
and then landing knunce trout without assistance
But that this African stuff has been the stories ,-
Jacks training should take further ad Al -.
brush geography ntellgentg follow Ne mss -
that Jim Umwop0ba. prominent sportng mnr
Uganda. special ia ~
side that Charley MenRahupo the well known referee o. u
zamblque Athletic club has picked Johnson 20 win ssn
There's consolation and thar il that matter -
the fellows the Seal Rock house smoke hey ~
the dFye has b. ssnn
Berger aud the Of the Jeffries
There seems another hitch the plans the R~
WelshPaekey fight London. Ad n ~
playing theatrical engagements In the Middle West has anss
that The welsh Mcfarland fight viii be called OF W0ganRsa
scrap arranged IN San Francisco Wogas
into tho same and be Is counting on match with either w
.sea0n next snly.
wDlgast n holding $4,000 purse fight 81
Hester already offered him $4,000 I'd prefers
howeYer promised take him for iSround a
opportunity However. be will fight the who IN
him fhe most money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

In catching tho ball. the athlete
uses hts arms and body. az a foot
bail player does 90 catch tho flying
ball Propelled ~ strong arms the
ball strikes chest Or stomach and
bends the catcher backward ffam
the Impact. ths arms ana hands
folding over the bali % prevent a.
bounding away again
After the ball has been thrown Tor
a fow minufsa. tho chances ATE the
inen aren't % very sure ~ their aim
and here comes the fnuiwaTk tho
eatoh~f jumping around consider.
able q prevent The bail getting awsy
from him.
It's . great sight to watrh a pu-
silist III training. taking the shots
~ several training partners. as they
slam the ball at him with an th..ir
strength The bail. in addition 10
the great physical benefit b accom-
bitshns. does nufn-ii k~aua thu
Tighter IN good humar - giving him
eNmcthins a. fhiuA nhout and thus
taAea his mind or tha n,on0fany
Every man Wh8 has uaed a insai.
cine ball - hsir him Sc into condi.
Ton NheH q There sseuus % be
something about playing with a
haii no matter haw large or new
Email u may be. that gets ali ~
them ent ne medicine bail l. no
a1terent IN thiH Feapeet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
na. KLlso's JOKE.

Let ne Huiis Il IL announced IA
al seriousness thar Johnny King
wlli Pay that tT0o fine cut % hss
ean wallet n BE- dauH. one Charles
murphy. owner - tho Cubs VII
probably bose tzee whore Il Wlfi hs
convenient FOR the famous catcher
20 find a.
It's a good bat that Killing wiii nsg
play Tor 1850 aifher II the truth
we're known. Johnny viii pail down
about 600 more than that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
SAM BERGER AND
HIS COARSE
WORK
Attempt to Bottle Up All
the News Of the Jeffries
Training Camp for Profit
"A Joke.

sam Berger is a scream The ro-
tund and smiling Samuel in the role
n manager. sparring partner and
booster for Jim Jefffles has saded
another money maker 70 his roper
toire. which incidentally also IN
ciuaes split on the gymnasium
gale az HnwardeHnan
Berger IL going % blossom ont az
press agent tat space ratsel and
has sent circular letter - newHpa-
psrs. Ia which he says;
ITO the sporting EditorI within
a week. q fortnight a. latest, Jas .
Jaffriss Nlii have settled down IN
his California training camp. Inn
mpdiatelY thereafter 4 Niil begin
furnishing the press % the United
States with daily and weekly ief-
let's ifnali and telsafhphieJ covering
HE training campaign
4 viii have had established IL the
camp an exclusive and official pho
loEfaphrr 10 takn photua ~ my
charge. his trainers and distinguish
ed visitors A. he's arrive
IT 10 needless fur me 10 impress
upon you the value % data which
Hin be- at my command Assisting
me VIII be competent corps ~
writer's. artists and photographer.
and n yQu care e. handle The matter.
be good enough u advise me NJ
rates viii b. your rates per column.
"An early reply will ~ appreciag-
"a Very truly yours.
SAN BERGER"
Manager Jas. JeffFies. berger
uuiidlng San Francisco. Cal
- H-The letters furnished wiil
include signed statements from the
principal hsa trainers. distinguished
sports as they come into camp. and
yours truly sn~
Fine business frsm any stand
point. Tor a fighter 60 have hin oen
pFeRa agent supplying fi4a public
with 'farsN" cunFHfuiue his progress
~ training. when thousands ~ aal.
lars VIII be bet upon stories from
The training Clasps. presumably
written ~ sporting writer's mcfuMfrsi
only BY desire 60 print thu. truth.
sam Berger is wise guy. aud
since be- Joined fhe Ieff forces h.
has acquired that money Voftinn
habit with vengeance but hia
scheme - work abe home. made
press agent stunt Wiii not meet with
approval especially from newnpa-
perw who SAINT 20 ret at the actual
fartn a. they exist IN Jefffies' cafau
from noN until the day u ihs flight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
LEAGUE
JOHN L. WILL
REPORT FIGHT

LONDON, April I9-John L.
sullivan announced this evening
that he would report the Joffrlea.
Johnson fight IN San Francisco for
New Yora paper Sullivan says
no viii sail May 81. arriving In
New York a week later. TO nll a
sevGn days engagement at the Plaza
theatre lie will then 20 20 San
Francisco, arriving there about
June IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
COMBINATION SWATFEST
AND COMEDY OF ERRORS
Turks and Twilight Leaguers Go at II Hammer and
Muff, and Former Win Out in the Nnth-Ragged
Ball and Hard Smuggling Features of Game

Ground and iorty hitting marked
she game between Calgary and Se-
attic yesterday. with a few queer
niavs saudw Iched in between the
offerings to the sod gf Swat eFif
tesa hits an breiehko's eheat. yo ho,
that's climbing him Some" sans a
musical popcorn boy. evidently Ia
mlliar with Treasure island And
Calgary Oh yas Indeed seattle
Waliapea Mains fer several Innings,
bet when Carney took The box the
magnet drew the atinK ~ the TURKS
until the seventh snnlng when hlt
= pass and another hit plus oue
more swat ecarca three runs
Calgary hart Manager Mikes feel
lngs by putting a score over iu the
f1rst bat the Seattle slaggcrS pull
% four runs eut Of the fire before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

SAN FRANCISCO. April -
Tex Richard said today that Genial
Jack Gleason would arrive here
from Chicago wednesday morning.
and that ho had a wire from Gleason
that All arrangements had been
completed Ia the East
Gleason T. NOS bringing Mistah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

OF the apparatus nsnd ~ an ath-
icta 10 get futa condition. the medi.
cins bali II hard a. beat a. an alt.
around henefitter
Jack Johnson ta seen in the pie
ture in the act ~ tossing a nine
pound medicine ball Tho bis feia
loss enjoys nothing more than 10
have three or four camp hands slam
the hali az him with every aunea q
strength they passess unlsas "a -
she fun ~ returning fhe bail
Hig a. the ball 81. Johnson fires
u at ihr men be plays with - II u
was fnng bail ard hs tnkea ihe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
GLEASON BACK SOON;
JOHNSON NOT With him

johnson with him. bat Richard I
certain that eLlr Artha- VII b =
his way % bis training stsslss .
Seal Rock house soon.
johnson was due 70 leave cal.
cago last saturday, said Ri1Ezsz
but suppose something has 80
him back We have no fear ahas
his physical condition. but vs saaz
like 10 see him out here where -
can hold him down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

thu scorc keepers had time 90 notice
fisat The inning was over Along n
thu third Pug Bennett Slipped
Through with another run. making it
5 e. 4
Then. ia the sixth. Calgary eiimb-
ed Dretehko's frame for five hearty
swata, one after the other. uuKan.
stAndridxe. N'lynes. Smith and KEEL
iackey hitting IN the order named.
and e iooked for a minute a. " Cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
BIC LEAGuE RINGLES

Catcher George achlei ~ the Gle
ante has a fad which keeps him
pieaaantly and uaefuily occupied. II
a. inbreoding plants, q Ia Luther
burbank
Mitchell. Cobb and Speaker would
be- the clasalest outfioid On the en-
tire country.
For 20 years CLARK Griffin has
been training himself 10 like 20
lose" but be has changed hla ma
turo 10 such q slight extent that no
can't force himself 10 emile over a
defeat
Detroit keeps Catcher Casey The
youngator can't MT, but hos classy
behind the mask
Nick Maddox. the twirler Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

Mnuniainerr Pan Jack johnson
90 not knock Tommy uurns uuf IT,
ths Rushcuttrra Hay fight The %.
llss stepGsed The min In the itih. IL
asa not knock keichsl out with a
fisht uprvsuut. bat wiih a punch %
tho mouth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

gary had decided 90 run It's complete
batting list through A couple "
runs were Narnsred in hy the slug
aing. which made the acere % a
seattle brought ln thrFe runs lu the
seventh inning the proposition look.
ting black for CALGARY uuiW tire
oiHhth spaau. when the icclandera
started tu swing thr bat. scoring
three runs and making the score B
o. S De- Ssattics favor
Al the beginning ~ the ninth
Carney landed fnlnt but with uu.
dAuntad spirit on che first sack
Then paGan. with the strife ~
neiudrRmatic hero. advanced tc tho
plate. and. after a defiant glance
az Dretchko smote the flFst offer.
ISIS on the NOSE. the bah taking a
Hamilton glide over ihc fence fof a
homer and brinEinE in the necessafy
two TO tie the soarc AZ this the
aleaehera nearly lest cun,fol and
0nty saved their reason when Seat
tie pat one across ~ the last ~ the
niuth cioslnE The Incident with the
scorc ? % a. favor q Seattle
Dugan retrieved ais fumbfea in thu
first inning hy iining ont two mighty
HHAAA R'H hRt wv NAHtF anu ANH
other a hnmeq Gtsrenca used %
hat. or rather. used 20 try 20 bat
riEhi handed. hui mes With such tn
diffsrsnt succasa thag be switched
IL the Irft side .uf bis anatomy ard
II nov singing the hail consistently
ciynca T. somewhat u baseball
player. a. yau may Haye noticed II
yeu have becn out % the park re-
crntiy Clynez plncked three hits
Yesterday.
Flanagan. the Calwnrv catcher.
ought Ga have a Crouch after yentee-
days game No umpire WA rren
lnfeNting the grounds. - bis uua
yhonpNnn WAS called out 20 hold
The Indicator. Gus q a good am.
pifr. al right. but hia slaa. combined
~tth the optical iifualun created IS
hts red Jacket made him look iika
an impaHaabin barrier between horne
and second base. Finnhsah tried
o. catch the Seattle shdpfftrra
couple u times huf there was moth
ING doinx Thainrson hal h4fn
duef beat Tor beinT lr the way Tia
Sieaehsrt waptet Flanagan a. trs
curve balls 60 secuni. hut "a. only
nn@ he attempted curved q id6 and
Nc IN the shorteiaps hauks
Schacfrr. On first base. stretched
cur for balls until fho fans thought
he fnnat have been the india rubber
msa Ia circus And al that. Re
got Nhat he stretched for.
Bennett only Pulled out four hits
for four times up
The University ~ Washington
team Will arpoee the Turks this
Afternoon and tomorrow. Today the
Calgary erned eili meet the Tacoma
Tigers. on the iatters horne grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

return throws just as easily. rs
lanKhahle 20 watch tho big fellow
and little Joe Waiesft working to-
guthor joe isn't much bigger than
the ball aud the way u knocks him
around q 40 good "a a comedy.
The uRn ~ the medicine bail IL
recognized a. beneficial. Ia that it
exercises and strengthens every
muscle IN the body ard esnss ally
the arm. back. aid~ and stomach
wusrira
II requires strength wind and
stamina o. psns the heavy ball Cor
FIVE Or aix minutes steadily WMiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
MEDICINE BALL GREAT BUSINESS" IN TRAINING

tho set Of catching It is an art Ia
itself
When ono man has faced three or
four others with the medicine bali.
he ~ apt a. be pretty tired Con
tlnued day after day. for weeks
however. muscles become taughaned
60 che strenuous exercise and VIII
resist fatigue and call for more.
There Isn't a muscle Ia mans
makeup that isn't exercised by the
Use ~ the medicine ball The act
~ throwing brings both arms into
play ana ~ necessity the muscles 81
the aide. arm and legs are Used az
the upper portion ~ The body o.
awayed forward in throwing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19
JOHNSON'S AFRICAN FR|ENDs

OF all the wild and wooll,
That ths Imaginative genile,as,..y s II
sena out newe % anepl ~ NJ i. y
o. 1uiy nght have pa, 49, I'm
plate. the story 70 the ef,e,. =
me natives OF darkest Af,ses' ~
eellng 'yory AZ bargain MIC ~ se' I
pfafr 10 collect coin 10 b., - =
son is easily the limit M y seas
OF fancy worthy Of a hes,e, A'sa'
aud Tie man who thought I, n !. sslAs
goe u into several hunes =. -
new papers could make - 2
fnf himself IN some ups.s. s.ssas
where press agent work 4 IN. .
needed +" non
There seems 10 be ma "a,
the stuff that comes olt 49, y i 2
NO fighters and theIr -. :
satellites Jeffrios has bee, 49, 80
the best o. h Tor The last fes 49,
owing 20 the fact that "a 49, y
down a. tosardennan d ~ ", !.
rious work Of making sto,,s. !.
The sport writer's and plesu,n. !. i
the photographers. whIle ~ y -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

pitfsburE Pirates. d the only pitch
er ~ Tho worlds champions that has
ever succeeded IN shutting out "a
team without a hit
How many years win n be- before
Hans Wagner receives hla "uneunai.
iional release ?" Perhaps the cham
plon. bataman has found the fountain
u perpetual youth.
The Cincinnati Reds are reported
60 b. more 60 the making % n faot
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-19

Schacfer on first base. stretched
cur Tor balls until tho fans thought
he fnuat have been the india rubber
man Ia a circus And al that. he
got a hat he stretched for
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Bennett only pulled out four hltn
for four times up
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ciynsa q aafus hat u a baseball
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ynai have b~cn out "a the park re-
crntiy. Ctynex plucked three hits
Yesterday
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a large line Of Fine Light Spring and Summer
Suits are now offered at ............... $3.50
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