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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07

cased in the armor of a Roman soldier
and when Nesuvius belched forth its
lava and smoke and ashes and the
poisonous smoke from the bowels OF
the earth, carrying to death men and
al animal life this soldier pulled down
the vizor of his helmet and stood there
to die. Twenty centuries slept upon
this hero, aud finally his remains We're
brought TO life, man whom the world
did not know. with whose lineage it
was unacquainted; in fact nothing was
known about him save that he stood
at his post of duty. II you ask what
made the South great, go look on that
shaft at Richmond, Va, erected over
the dead body OF its uncrowned king;
80 into the Chapel OF Washington, and
Lee University and see the tomb OF
Robert f.. Lee; 20 to the trenches at
Petersburg and Manassas, the battle
fields OF Shiloh and BentonNlle, the
earthwork of ChiChamagua and Allan
Ia and get your answer.
Il has often been said that the late
war was between the Puritan and CAY
alier, but as matter of history tnert
We're as many Puritans who settled in
the South as there We're Cavaliers in
4, h., NJ
Industries, and the environments that
made the man and caused his thoughts.
The ice and snow OF the North makes
the Norwegian fair skinned. fair haired
and blue eyed and the blazing sun of
rhe tropics makes the African dark
skinned kiuky haired sensual ant
oestial 1t was no. the fact that the
Puritans' descendants to large meas.
ure lived in Massachusetts, and that
the Cavaliers descendants in large
measure was scattered throughout the
South that caused the Civil War, but
it was the fact that the interest of the
country was divided, the South having
her own peculiar institutions and the
Noth lher oy.l peculiar ideas that
caused the struggle.
History tells us that at one time
John Hamdeu and Oliver Cromwell
We're about to migrate to America,
aud that George Washington was
about To become an ensign in the
British navy. Had there no personal
intentions been followed, who knows
but that there might now have been |
in this Union a state of Cromwell. !!
with its capital the city of Hamden, |
and that his acts and thoughts might /
have been indelibly written upon the /
history OF this nation. Or if Washing .
ton should have gone into the British
navy whether in our American Reyo-
luton. Admiral George Washington
might with a British fleet have under
taken to break up the blockade of the
French fleet at Yorktown.
Two men were born about the same
time in KenuclE one settled for
good in the great northwest and he
came a citizen Of Illinois. His name
was Abraham Lincoln. The other by
force Of Circumss ances came South
and his family settled in Mississippi.
His name was Jefferson Davis. Had
he conditions been reversed who
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
LUMBER, LIME, ETC.

CHICKASAW LUMBER COMPANY
Yellow Pine Lumber, Shingles Sash. Doors
Mouldings, Turned Columns. PCkets.
Brackets, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Etc.
Telephone 20 n, Washington
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
sELvIDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE

Business and Stenographic Courses
send for catalng.
G.P. SELNIDGE. Pres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
MACHINE SHOPS.

Ritter Bros. .-Fixit Shop
Gun, bicycle, sewing machine, lock and all
repairing. Sporting goods and
fishing tackle. SWest Main
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
Fat Reducing Ideas Are :,
 Proven Natures Best

Fat Is food turned into the wrong kind of material for the body. Instead of the blood taking up the food we eat and giving it to the body in the form of good. hard. sound flesh. nerve and bone. fat is thrown into the tissues and Is packed around the organs and be- heath the skin This at last tears down all the vital forces of the system and destroys not only manly health and comeliness, but likewise results in death. The sure way and the best way is to take Marmola tablet after each meal. You may then eat what you will, and when you will, and the stomach and digestive organs will turn the meal into the very kind of nourishment you most need. Fat is stopped at once and the fat you have is removed in a way that nature her. self suggests, at the rate of from 12 to 15 ounces per day. and there are no flabby rolls of skin and deep wrinkles left to remind you of the days when you were fat. Every druggist sells these tablets; which are made after the famous Marmola Prescription. They are harmless. but thousands prove that they do reduce fat just as we say they do. If you can't buy them from your druggist or you do prefer send 75 cts. the price of a case, to The Marmola Company. Prescription Dept. 212. Detroit, Mich. and they win send same to you by return mail ina sealed and unmarked package.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
scoTTspALE.

Scottsdale, Jan. IA happy New Year to all Chaplain Scott preached for us Sunday. not because he had no other place to preach, for he had inv itations to preach at four different places. Our ministerial force is not so large now as it is sometimes. and at the chap lain's suggestion. a pulpit committee was appointed Sunday. composed of Messrs. Haynie. Pattison and Van derhoof. to see that minister is found somewhere to fill the pulpit here each Sunday. The annual election of Sunday school officers took place Sunday. and the following officers were elected to serve during the next year: Mrs. Scott. superintendent: Mir Caldwell, assistant superintendent: Ruth Brown, secretary and treasurer. and Mrs. Caldwell. chorister.
 Mir Curry expected to leave for California to look the country over. with the view of investing. if he finds something that looks good to him. He has decided not to go for some time now.
 MT. Barnhard lost valuable horse Monday He died in the harness as MT Cotton was going to work M.n- day morning. The cause Is not known.
 The infant child of Claud Johnson died Monday and was buried Tues cay.
 Afr and Mrs. Francis Frazier went up to the springs Thursdsy. They expect to remain there several weeks and do some work around the springs on the road
 Mrs. Starkey and Miss Ethel Hav- den took dinner with the Vanderhoofs Sunday,
 MT Rothrock is suffering with swelling on his neck
 Mrs. Scott entertained the Sunday school children Friday
 Work on the new school building is progressing nicely
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
E. ]. BENN|TT s co.
 ACQUIRE NEW MEMBER
Charles A. Stauffer, Late of the Val
 ley Realty Company. Enters.

Charles A. Stauffer. who has beer connected with the Valley Realty com. pany for more than a year. or evei since its organization. has severed his relations with that company ant has become a member of the firm O. E. J. Bennitt & Co. the other niem- bers being. beside MT. Bennitt, Frank D. Lane and J. F. Kelly.
 Mir. Stauffer disposed of his interest in the Valley Realty company to Warwick Scott about ten days ago. and since that time he has been. un- til now, assisting in the business of flee of The Republican. where he was so long employed. It was from the business office of this paper that Mir. Stauffer engaged in the real es- tate business. He had been connected with The Republican for ten years, He had charge of the circulation de- partment. and his alertness and busi- nesslike qualities were largely con- tributory to the growth of the paper within that time.
 The firm of F.. J. Bennitt & CO. has been established longer than any other in the valley. MT. Bennitt him. self has been engaged in the business for more than twenty years. Mir. Lane has been connected with the firm for ten years. and in that time has acquired an intimate knowledge of real estate values in the city and the surrounding country
 MT. Kelly for a long time was in the real estate business on the south side, and is as familiar with condi- tions there as any man in the county. Nobody knows more of the Glendale country and the west than NIT. S'auf- fer, v.I) has acquire c extensive ,, .iS- ints there and has beer familiar with the country for eighteen years. Mir Kelly win devote fiu.self chiefly 10 the business of the south side
 Though there has been consid- erable advance in real estate values already. Mir Stauffer believes that the country is yet really sonly at the be- ginning Of it's growth. and he be- lieves that the real estate business will offer the best opportunity to one who gives himself to it as well as to doing his own part for the build ing up of the country
 It was with reluctance that he d. vorced himself from the newspaper pusintSS al 1irSt, put ne could not withstand the temptations which the real estate field presented then and which it offers now in still brighter colors.
 The personal acquaintance of MT. Stauffer is wide. and in his favor. There is hardly man in the county who does not know Charlie Stauffer- and like him.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
WEATHER START IS \ LITTLE UNUSUAL
The Symptoms Are Those of PeeuIia
 Spring of Five Years Ago.

It is always permissible on the first of the year to speculate on what will
 happen during the ensuing twelve.
 not change conditions, so it cannot
 possibly hurt anybody.
 That is the only excuse for calling attention to the fact that cloudy
 rainy, windy New Years day such as yesterday is unusual in these parts, though a rainy Christmas has not been uncommon. It is recalled that just five years ago the new year started off like it did yesterday and was the beginning of the longest rainy season that the older settlers remember. For three months the rains were frequent and when 1t did not rain it was cloudy. The rains came so close together the streets never did get dry during the entire spring.
 The result was universal kicking on the part of those who dropped in look ing for land of perpetual sunshine and they would not take the excuse that it was an off year. though those who remained long enough to try the situation out, found that eventually 1t did dry up and there has been enough hot dry weather since then to please the most fastidious.
 In that year the spring weather was warm for the most part even. though it was rainy. The water supply was ample and the remark was common that the valley needed a storage reser voir more for the regulation of floods than it did for conserving water. It was a remarkable season also in that many very profitable crops were raised in unexpected places. with little or no irrigation. Volunteer crops of grain came up and some were well niatured. ; sufficiently at least for a good hay crop. without water
 This is not a prophecy that the ed in respect to weather. but stranger things could happen. and if 1t Is re- peated the valley win be in a position to profit more by 1t than it did in that year, mainly because the reservoir will be pretty well up in the air before the rains stopped and there would be an ample amount of water to fill 1t to its fullest capacity, In the meantime il would be q special blessing to those out on the edges who are just start ing their dry farming or pumping operations for the reclamation of new lands It would assure them some sort of crops anyway. and just now there are many more people concerned in proving up their homesteads than there were five years ago
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
| GIRLS TEARS MELT JA|LBARs
Thirtes- Year Old Antonia Medina's ss Walls for . Lost Lover.

2 Antonia Medina cried herself out oi jail last night. She Is the 13-year-Old girl. for living with. whom Pedro Ri- cardo. a youth of g. finds himself fac ing charge of statutory rape. Ricardo and the girl were transferred from the city jail to the county jail yester- day morning and the girl was put into the woman's cell
 At first she bore her Imprisonment stoilcally. but later. overcome with loneliness. she gave way to grief. IL waa not the silent kind of grief either The walls of the girl resounded through the corridors and could be heard from Washington street. IL was at first thought that this, burst of sorrow would soon wear itself out and the deputy sheriffs knocked off busi- ness until the tempest should subside. But 1t did not subside; on the con trary 1t increased in intensity
 Under Sheriff Wood had a lot of clerical work on hand; work in which careful figuring with an adding ma- chine is involved Those unearthly walls disturbed him and rendered progress impossible.
 III tnt CtuTSe VI tft dIttTIbbH ty Sheriff Adams had tried to quiet the girl who had told him that her mother lived somewhere in Phoenix and that her father was in Tucson. The deputy told her that If she would keep still he would let her go home. At this she cried louder than ever; she did not want to go home. She would go to Ricardo.
 That being impossible she awoke the echoes with her weeping and finally it became necessary for the under sher- frs peace of mind to take her back to the city jail She was taken there. when she began to make Rome howl again: she was farther away from Ri- cardo than ever. She promised the deputy that If he would take her back to the county all she would cry to herself Deputy Sheriff Adams de- clined to be a party to a compromise of that kind
 When the girl was first arrested she said she was l3 years old. Later in the day she announced that she was IA. When someone last night said that if she were a little older Ricardo could get off his trouble by marrying her she suddenly became Is.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
A MUSICAL TREAT.

The Player Piano Recitals in Wiley B. Allen co. Music Store have been such phenomenal success that on request of many music lovers. who have been unable to attend these con certs, they will be continued for a few days longer.
 Professor Strauss runs the gamut of musical compositions. from the so- natas to ragtime. with the precise time and tempo of the composition The wonderful reproduction must be seen to be able to comprehend.
 Monday evening. Jan. 2, an elabor- ate program will be rendered, and all are invited. The recital is free of charge and the Wiley B. Allen Co wishes to demonstrate the most won- derful invention of all ages--The Play CT Piano.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

There are still a few of those Art Calendars at Hinckley's Postoffice Store reduced to 15c 200 and 25c. Harrison Fisher calendars, 25c; hand-painted. gilt-framed calendars at 75c and SIPS. They are all worth more. Ask to see them. We close at o'clock New Years day. and Sunday. "A Happy New Year"
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

Navel Gull Oranges, sl00 per box. @ Crunp Hay X Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

Dr Enmons. optician. sGs North Fourth Ave
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

Navel Gull Oranges. s1.O0 per box
 Crump Hay & Grain Co.,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
SWEETER THAN EVER.
Per Capita Consumption Of Sugz,
Las Year Was Eighty-Two
Pounds

Washington. D. c. Special .-Tbs
average American ate = pouads q sugar
Ia, rear. which was more than L ever
had eaten before II Ire history q the
country. Ire figures io- the II months
ended Ju1= 80 we're lust made public by
tle Department u Couusrcs and Labor.
Can you estimate -ae increased ueT-
cen-sgz q sweetness therefore possessed
BY the American giEl.7 was asked
That ! impossible, soI=nnly replied
tie statistical clerk i car szy. how
ever. that the figures snow that 2 greater
percentage q tn sweetness zsSimilsts1
b. the American people was What YOU
might term home grown sEest1ess-tAs-
l. sugar produced CT American SOIL
The total amount OF sugar eaten By
Americans during tie year i estimated
a. seven and oae-half billion pounds.
Only Il tEo previous years did the total
ever approach the seven billion marx. and
only q four other occasions did il exceed
six billions.
Hawaii. Porto Rico. the Philippines
and the sugar producing lands n the
United States scaoEed increased pTo6ue-
ticn. Hawaii increased from .01s CO.
0Q0 pounds TIE previous year q 900
lll.OO0 pounds: Porto Rico from 4ss..
100000 70 569.0o0.00O pounds. The bezi
sugar fields IL the United STATES from e67
10 l025.000.001 pounds. TIE Philip
pines broke all records since their an
nexatiou. with 5000 go pounds. TIE
cane fields II The United States alone De
creased. showing q reduction from s2e,-
100000 70 15g.0l0. 600 pounds.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
POLICEMEN MUITNY.
Refuse TO Guard Against Strikers IN
Columbus, Ohio.

Columbus. Ohio Special --Fifty-:area
members q The Police Department within
,: hours have rebelled against Mayor
Nsrzhall's orders 70 ride q street cars.
Tha mutineers were increased By 20.
All q TIE 2o were men employed a spec
ials tor strike duty. Unlike the regular
olaee-s who mutinied. the 20 specials
vsre not suspended. but upon their re-
tuszl 70 bard ears they were told that
BIZ that act they mad removed themselves
from the service
The Mayor made no cali for the return
u State troops. OffceTs OF the Fourth
Regiment. four companies Of which are
stationed IN Columbus. say they have been
told 70 hold themselves ready for service.
iu, al the a6jutant- generals Office it Is
denied that preparations have been made
for calling cut troops.
Manor Marshall called for 1000 vol
unteers for police duty He took the
brunt OF all criticism made against the
manner in which the situation mas been
handled. but said that If his critics were
sincere they would offer 10 perform police
1atv.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
FLYER TURNED TURTLE
Aviator Brookins Piunses Into
Crowd Of Spectators.

Asbury Psrs. y. J. tSpeciall a sri
o1s misha2 u Walter Broo.ins. in which
the daring Wright aviator was painfully.
bur not dangerously hurt. narred tho
opening dsy OF tie aviation meet hare.
Brcokins was dashed. stunned % the
earth whe1 The machine suddenly turned
turtle after Il had been forced 70 swerve
the sirship Suddenly 70 avoid crashing
into crowd 81 SPECTATORS Seven other
persons among whom the machine
tumbled were more o. lass seriously IL
jured-
Brookins i The aviator Who N JULY
Q climbed 70 the record height Of 6.27j
feet AZ Atlantic CITY and then ccss.ei
safely 70 the earth with bis power shut
OF.
Brcokins was pinned under the wreck
age and was only half conscious when
friends reached him. This started q re-
port that ne mad been fatally injured
TIE mishap vas witnessed By the large
crowd gathered for the meet and was
directly due 70 the througing Of specta-
tors out into the field. BroOkins in de-
scending had no room TO operate the
machine, and was driven 70 make sud
den turn 70 avoid crashing among the
watchers The tricky wind caught the
machine and seut It spinning ever back
ward
IN the face Of high wind the aviator
had made successful short fight eircling
the field and then descended in splendid
sweep. As lie neaTed the earth ne first
sax the crowd in the field near the point
where he had intended 70 descend. To
avoid them he swerved the machine
sharply and found himself beaded
straight FOR the grsndstand. Instantly
he allowed the machine 20 drop. when /,
turned turtle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
PERSONAL

T- B-2- has zecs7tei
sac C-z- Tzs.s1- Irritation
= make s-ss-zzs II z-E-z-z mis- tzI-
Cereal Wz--=r. c-s u tie
-ozt prominent free S5lTs- -s- q
TIE co7---y. 5ie5 = Marietta Ono
frc- Old age H Us bc-z Z Wales.
\ 7 f. 1924
Flors-ee Nightingale tte famous
r--=e C IRA C-Ees1 Esr re Only
woman E1c sv@- rscs-T@d tts Order
Of Ne-s- Esez g. her London home Z
tsr rlrs,y-frs- year.
Charles Z. hamilton sought a. IL
junction q restrain Glenn Z CEr-iss
fro- interfering with his firing ~
making contracts 10 II
william hartman @: B-ooElTu Eas
chosen r-es dent q ne American -
ISOLATION G. psrE supsri-tsl6s-ts q
TIE closing business session q re o.
garizztso- Il HARRISBURG. Pa
Jacob Z. Sc1IH. returning 70 EeE
York fr5- Z trip 70 Alaska. SAYS The
policy a conservation is -etz-5ing de-
TeIoouert OF tte -zr19al resources o.
thr TERRITORY.
Miss olive Elizabeth Cs-uichasl-
daughter cf Tsues r Carmichael. z
LAWYER. wto died fifteen years ago
ard Baron ron Crtzu cf Austria. Who
has bes- studying conditions II Amer
ira. we're married q Ire SeT YORK
Cit~ Hall bv Alderman NcC2ul
81 Auzrst1s 4 Psrcevzl. eighth
Es-i Ct EgUor1. clce waiter Il New
YORK. del z England.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
Aeroplanes for Signal corns-

Washington, d. c. tSpeciall .-Provi-
sion for several aeroplanes for the Army
may be made ii the estimates to be pre-.
sented 70 the next session OF Congress.
The estimates are now icing prepared
and an effort viii be made to keep them
down 10 last years figures. If it is pos.
sihle without reducing any Of the esti.
males needed for improvements already
under way the Signal Corps will be in
'clnced with a fair amount for experi.
mental purposes. which will mean thar
two or possibly three aeroplanes will b
asked for.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
ONLY ONE FEAR FOR
MAYOR GAYNOR NOW
Secondary HemmOrrhage the
Only Contingency.
re IS KlklkG GOOD P2aGaESs.
Renewal c: Ire Billet Does Not Coz-
Gem the ScrgsczS ~ AL Is They
Say L Cz1 Easily Be Doze - Any
T-e-Els Co-gh Is S-l Trouble
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On Il - ra-sseiz-s zho : z.-sui-
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;cT=s==- and 5zp-o1stls comp .irztIcls,
Msvc- Gayro- vii y able y leave I1s
hospital in -Eo ~e=.s
T1s police ar engaging Themselves q
-1=crv THAI Jane. i Gallagher. IT,
v5ul5-1e z..zs-ia- uzr have had al A.
sg-rl5ee. This Gallagher DENIES. bu- 2
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
MANY NEW GOVERNORS.
Largest Number Ever Chosen at One
Time-Four Elections Before Fall.

Washington. D. c. Special At the
coming fall elections more States will
elect governors than ever before in the
history Of the Union. For the first time
Oregon Is 70 join the list OF Common
wealths electing their executives in No
vember. Heretofore the Oregon State
election has been held in June.
A total Of So governors are to be elect
FL this fall Thirtv-two will be voted
Tor al the general elections in November.
Three States-Nermont. Maine and
Arksnsas- Will vote for governor next
month. and Georgia viii elect its exeeu.
tire in October.
The gubernatorisl contests in some OF
the States are Of more than ordinarily
interesting character. The elections in
others viii b Of a purely perfunctory
character. the election OF the Republican
or the Democratic candidate. q the case
nay Be, being a foregone conclusion. So
cialists and Prohibitionists will have can
didates for governor in a majority Of the
States. and in some OF them they are
expected 10 poll a considerable vote.