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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17
Feast Of the rabernaeIes.

New York, Oct. 17.-Devout Jews
the world over will begin the obser-
vance at sundown today of the Feast
OF the Tabernacle, called in Hebrew
'Succoth." This feast continues eight
days. and is also known as the feast
OF the ingatheriBg. 1t terminates with
the day of solemn assembly and the
ceremony OF rejoicing with the law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17
GERMANY SOLVES
RACE SUICIDE EVIL
SALARIES OF MARRIED AND SIM
GLE MEN VARY, ALTHOUGH
THEY DO THE SAME WORK.


for Germany to solve the race sui
eide problem At least, according to
Dr. Albert Sudekum, member OF
the German Reichstag who has reach
ed New York it is just as cheap in
his country to have large family as
small one-in fact, a little cheap
er in the long run. Doctor Sudekum
said
I'VE pay higher wages TO married
men. For instance, the city Of Stras-
burg has scale OF wages graded ac-
cording TO individual needs. If an
unmarried street cleaner gets 81 a
day. a married man will ne paid $l,25,
the father of three children will re-
ceive Sl.5U. while he who has three
children and an old father and mother
to care for will be paid s.. YET
each man does the same work In
his youth the German worker with
five children is just as we'll off as
the unmarried man, and in his old
age he is better of.
The question OF the cost OF living
added, that indirectly it is raising
the status Of the German woman per
haps the most submerged in Europe.
We who are interested in woman suf-
frage are working first by establish
inc scGo' Is Of housekeeping, and sec
ond b. trynG TO change popular
opinion which still clings iae&rlv to
the D, ief mat women are tiIted
chiefly . care for child, ani 10
cook
"@ern an women, Nth th' eyccHt'Cn
o. the nobility. take general anu
in ntelliccnt interest in city ard state
Affairs. with us 13 million women are
industrial wOrkers-that is two.
thirds of the number of men so EN-
plOyed We have not the benefit of
private philanthropy that your coun-
tlN plON lu'S. llt lltI WIN us nav Z
not the sense of responsibility tha,
exists in Your wealthy class. We have
practically no hospitals founded by
private individuals no great libraries
like those founded by Carnegie.
"Ot course, we have not the ricn
men that you have With us the
man who has $1,000 a year is rich
If he has quartermillion. he is
very rich
now enter and get their share of the
appropriation.
DR.. and Mrs. C. Mccoy of Ardmore
were guests OF Miss Lula Bird on
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Everldge and little daughter
Mss Blanche Everidge of Grant.
okla, visited Miss Myrtle Marshall
on last Monday
Mr.. Glide Freeman of Colorado
was the guest of his cousin Miss
Ellie Smallie Friday affernoon.
We were pleased to have with us
at chapel on Thursday morning the
ladies of the W. c. T. L. Their
songs and talks were interesting
and appreciated by all who heard
them.
The doctors of the city gave us
pleasant surprise Tuesday morning
when they ushered Dr. Mccormick of
Louisville, Ky, in.o the college lee.
ture hall. We were very sorry that
the doctors time would not allow
him to give us Il lecture. His col
leagues in Ardmore might return
a more convenient time and admins
te" such medicine as DR.. Mccormick
would doubtless have given if he had
had more time.
We have with us this week Mr.
Joe Lowcry of Hewitt. Okla, and |
Mr.. Sid Hareld of Ardmore, who |
have entered for the session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes of your throat if you
want to be annoyed. But if you want
relief, want to be cured take Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. Sold by all
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17

wrote to Mrs. Pink
ham and took Lydia
L. Pinkham's Nege-
table c III pound d
and Liver Pills, and
am glad to say that
your medicines and
kind letters of di.
rections have done
more for me than
anything else and i
had the best physi-
clans here. L can
do my work and rest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
become famous for its cures OF
coughs. colds, Group and influenza
Try it when in need. 1t contains no
harmful substance and always gives
prompt relief. Sold by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17
NV Home-Mclish Ave.

One of the most choice locations in
Ardmore, is offered to you at bar
gain price, but TO buy is TO do business
at once-part cash. balance to suit.
ls-1m WILL W. SANFORD.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17

proper nourishment of all joints,
muscles, nerves and bones. If you
have Rheumatism, get the uric acid
out of the blood by taking S. S. S, a
purely vegetable medicine, and enjoy
freedom from its misery. Book on
Rheumatism and any medical advice
free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
lydia .Pinkham'S Vegeta=
bic Compound Cured Her

Knoxville, Iowa. II suffered with
pains low down in my right side for
wear or more and was SO weak and ner.
yous that could not do my work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17
Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Carter & Ritter has been
dissolved.
TOM CARTER
142 O. l.. RITTER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-17

goes into the cir
culation, and re-
moves every
particle of the
irritating uric
acid, builds up
t h e bio cd,
makes it rich
and oily, and in
this way pre-
pares it for the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
WORKMEN TO CLEAR
SITE OF CITY HALL
Park Department Will Begin
Work of Making Space on
Municipal Building

OAKLAND, Sept. 16.--The board Of
public works has requested the park
commission to remove from the city hall
park, at the west side of the hall, the
trees and shrubs which must be taken
out before excavation for the new city
hall can be commenced. This is the
first step toward beginning the erection
of the new municipal building, and is
taken at the request of the architects
who have brought their specifications
nearly to an end, so that bids can be
advertised for as soon as the excavation
work is done.
The old library building. housing the
city engineers Office and the health de-
partment, will be first razed. These
two departments will be removed to
temporary quarters. and the fire house,
directly north, facing Fifteenth street.
will be torn out as soon as the new fire
alarm and police telegraph building is
completed.
In compliance with the request, the
park commission will put its gardeners
to work at transplanting the shrubs
which can be saved. The frequent calls
for work of this kind by the park gar
deners was made the ground for an
appeal to the finance committee of the
council for a larger apportionment of
money in the park fund for the fiscal
year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
OAKLAND CHAMBER
TO BOOST EXHIBIT
Will Cooperate With Home In
dnstry League in Making
Display Success
Especial Dispotch to The Cali

OAKLAND, Sept. 16.-The Oakland
chamber of commerce will aid in max
ing a success OF the exhibit to be held
here from September % to October s
under the management OF the Home In
dustry league of California. 1t was an
nounced at a meeting of the manufac-
turers' and producers committee of the
chamber held tonight that the commit
tee and also the executive COMMITTEES
OF the chamber would cooperate wiz
the management of the league in proN
noting the display.
Many Alameda county firms have al
ready signihed their intentions Of max
ing exhibits. All of the goods shown
will have to be of California production
The display recently made under the
management of the league in San Fran
cisco was visited by 100000 persons
Addresses telling of the dement's to be
derived from the patronizinS of home
industries were delivered tonight by A.
C. Rulofson. ID. j. Alberga. Bernard p
Miller, H. c. CapweH and others d j
Alberga is to have charge of the exhibit
here and arrangements for space on the
floor Of the display building close to the
postoflre in Broadway may be made
with him.
Alberga announced that many Of the
firms which had exhibits in the San
Francisco display will be represented In
the Oakland display
There are about 200 manufacturing
industries on this side of the bay and
efforts will be made TO haye all OF them
exhibit. Inc display will be free TO the
general public.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
COUNCILMEN Want
AUTOS LOCKED UP
Municipal Garage Planned to
Prevent Night Excursions by
Employees for Pleasure


OAKLAND, Sept. ia municipal
garage will be established by the city
council to end the habit city employees
have of taking Sunday and night rides
In machines bought for the various de-
partments of the municipal govern
ment.
This action was proposed by members
of the council when the finance com
mittee came upon a request that $1,000
be appropriated TO buy an automobile
for License Inspector FRANKIE and his
assistants, who complain that since an
nexation they can not cover their dis
tricts with buggies and bicycles
You can go to San Jose any Sunday
or night" said Councilman Ellsworth,
who began the agitation, ''and see half
the city automobiles lined up; Or you
can find city employees and gay parties
In any of the towns between here and
San Jose. This practice ought to be
ended. A municipal garage would stop
1T and save money for the city"
The councilman asserted that the
Joy riding proclivities of the city
clerks had become so fragrant that
Mayor Mott had threatened the offend
ers with dismissal
1t was suggested that each automo-
bile should have painted omit the name
of the department to which it belonged.
to prevent municipal employees mas
querading at San Jose as men with
money to burn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
FAIRGROUNDS TO
GET MORE MONEY
Council Heeds Commissioner
Ethel MOore's Plea for a
Larger Appropriation

OAKLAND, Sept. 1e.-Miss Ethel
Moore, playground commissioner, ap-
peared before the auditing and finance
committee of the council to appeal for
a larger apportionment of money for
playground work. She asked that an
increase in the allowance be made.
even though it should entail a slight
increase in the tax rate. The tax
payers would favor such action, she
said. for the playground work is now
reaching an important stage when con-
siderable pressing work must be done.
Our parks and Fairgrounds are of
little value and might almost be called
detriment If they are not kept up
said Miss Moore. The amount of
money you have allowed is barely suf-
ficient for the work planned in Bushrod
and De Fremery parks. 1t leaves Moth
ing for San Antonio park and the
school Fairgrounds. OF the S17,500
which the auditor recommended we
have already arranged TO spend $1,000
and this leaves only $500 to meet the
needs not yet known. For the benefit
of the children of the city the people
will gladly stand a small increase in
the tax rate"
The council fixed on no amount. but
agreed to increase the playground de-
partment apportionment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
WITNESS CALLS
ATTORNEY A LIAR
J. F. Kapp, Husband of Former
Chorus Girl, Threatened
With Jail by Court

OAKLAND, Sept. 16.-James f. kapp.
real estate man, who is now involved
in his fourth divorce suit, was threat
ened with jail today by Judge Waste
for calling Attorney Clinton c. Dodge
a liar, and it was only by means Of
abject apologies to the attorney and the
court that he escaped
kapp was being examined as to his
means. with view to an order for
temporary alimony for his wife, Cressie.
He testified that he had no money, but
admitted that he lived at the Key Route
1nn- few. words passed between
Dodge and the witness and Kapp called
the lawyer liar and began bitter
TRADE against him. He was stopped
short by Judge Waste, who said:
While you may live at the Key
Route inn, l would like to inform you
that you are likely to move to the
Hotel Barnet, otherwise known as the
county jail. This is courtroom, and
shall not tolerate such language"
Three previous suits were brought
by Mrs. Kapp, who was formerly a
chorus girl at Idora park, but she for
gave her husband three times and dis
missed the suits. This time, however,
she says she is suing for keeps. Af1ni-
ties that her husband has found form
the greater part of the tale she has to
tell the court. Just before she filed
her third Divorce suit she and her
mother caught Kapp in a private box
of a local restaurant, drinking with
blonde. Some hair pulling ensued, and
kapp was chased out into the street by
his mother in law.
Judge Waste ordered Kapp to pay his
wife S25 a month until further order of
court.
Edward Bennett today asked the
court to give him the custody of his
child. Bennett says that his wife, who
secured a divorce 10 years ago, is an
unfit person to care for the boy.
Jennie l.. Harvey sued Judson w.
Harvey today on the ground of de-
sertion.
A final decree of divorce was granted
to Effie c. against L. S. Tainter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
POPULAR GRADUATE
Will BE MARRIED
Member of North Berkeley Set
Announces Engagement TO
Civil Engineer

BERKELEY, Sept. 16.--An engage
ment which has been received with the
greatest interest in society circles here
since recent announcement is that of
Miss Belle ogilbe. daughter OF H w.
Ogilbe. mining engineer OF North
Berkeley, and Carl Taylor of Lewiston.
Idaho. The wedding will be solennized
at st. Marks Episcopal church in No
vember.
Miss .Ogilbe is a graduate of the
university with the class of 1907 and
is we'll known in the younger set of
northeast Berkeley. She is talented
and has host of friends in the bay
section who are planning a series of
prenuptial affairs In. her honor
Taylor is also graduate. but he took
his degree from the University of Min
nesota with the class of 1902 He is
prominent civil engineer of Lewiston,
Idaho, where the young couple will
make their home after the wedding
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
CHURCHMEN PLAN
PLAY CENSORSHIP
First Baptist Directors Are
Framing Ordinance to
Create New Board

OAKLAND, Sept. IA committee of
directors of the First Baptist church
is framing an ordinance to create a
board of censorship which will pass on
all plays, operas and other theatrical
performances given in the city of Oak
land and will have power to recon-
mend the suppression of the objection
able ones to the police. The measure
will be introduced by Councilman Cob
bledick.
Robert B. Gaylord, chairman of the
committee, and Cobbledick made this
announcement to the ordinance and ju-
dietary committee of the council when
the proposed ordinance to form a board
OF censorship of motion pictures was
beingSdiscussed. That ordinance was
laid over until next Thursday night.
Gaylord explained that his committee
deemed it wise TO esta bIish separate
boards for motion pictures and for the
atrical productions
The committee which is framing the
new censorship ordinance is composed
or Gaylord, DIR. T. B. Holmes, r. T.
Flsher and W. c. Barnard
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
FORTY-TWO RESORTS
TO BE INVESTIGATED
Police Watch for Places Which
Sell Liquor to Girls

OAKLAND, Sept. 16.-Forty-two sa-
looms and cafes will be investigated by
the police and the license committee of
the city council as to the conduct of
the retail liquor trade in boxes in the
resorts. superintendent of Police Will
son has prepared a preliminary report
setting forth that there 400 wholesale
and retail liquor places holding licenses
in this city, 100 of which sell to women
Inasmuch as many Of these are whole
sale. which 90 not cater to bar trade
or keep walters, the list viii be kept
secret and the investigation will be
confined TO the resorts suspected of
selling to minor girls
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
HETCH HETCHY GRANT
NECESSARY, SAY CLUBS
Alameda Federation Protests
Against Revocation
[Speeiel Di,pateh @ The cam

OAKLAND. Sept 16-The federation
of improvement clubs of Alameda
county, President H. A Jackson presid-
ing, adopted a resolution tonight at
Chabot hall. Eleventh and Grovel
streets, opposing revocation by tn
federal government of the Hetch
Hetchy and Tuolumne watershed
grants OF water rights for the bay
cities.
The resolution will be sent TO. the
mayors of the Alameda county cities
and to the representatives in congress
from this state. all of whom are called
upon to resist what the federation
termed a movement inimical to the
cities to cause the revocation of the
grant"
John p. Irish addressed the federation
on the subject of the litigation between
the Peoples water company and the
city of Oakland. He urged dismissal
of the pending suits without prejudice
to either party as economical to the city
and wise business policy for the com
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
GALAXY OF TALENT
FOR FIREMEN'S SHOW
Prominent Singers of Berkeley
Will Aid Enterprise

BERKELEY, Sept. 16.-Miss Doris
Schnabel, soprano, A. Howard Herr
mann, Eugene Howard Pratt, Clinton
Morse and others, will take part in
the big benefit which will be given by
the fire department. for the home a.
Monte Rio in U-No rink in Allston way
September 30.
Miss Schnabel has prepared a pro-
gram of songs. which she will render as
a special feature of the evening. Clin-
ton Morse will head the Elks' chorus.
which will give special stunts for the
occasion Hermann is on the program
for monologue in which form of en-
tertainment he excels
Pratt. who recently rendered the pro-
gram at the Greek theater half hour of
music, will sing a cycle of songs.
Besides this array of talent the fire.
men have arranged other forms of en-
tertainment for the evening
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
BERKELEY POLICE TO
ACT AS WASP FIGHTERS
Insects Must Be Removed From
Telephone Pole

BERKELEY. Sept. 1e.-The Berkeley
police have delicate job to perform
in detaching from a tall telegraph pole
a Wasps nest, which stands in front
of the home of Mrs. w. Alexander,
1918 Hopkins street. The police have
already made a survey of the pros
pective job. but passed the buck to the
health department.
That department refused to keep the
buck and the police will now endeavor
to drive out the insects.
Chief of Police Vollmer will per-
sonally take charge of the brigade of
wasp fighters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
Church Services in Alameda

ALAMEDA. Sept 16.-First Baptist church.
Santa Clara avenue Benton street, Rev. L.
T. RUSSELL minister:
II oclock--Mornng worship and sermon sub
iect. "Christ's Great Legacy" During worship
kindergarten is conducted for children from ?
TO years of age by Miss Susie Starkweather
of Berkeley.
7.30 o'elock-Evening song and praise with
sermon; subject. The World Motive Power
This is the evangeltstic hour of worship.
$50 o'clock-Evening quiet hour conducted by
Young Peoples Baptist union.
Bible school. 9;45 o'clock a. M; H. T. Car
vim. superin tendent of school, Miss Marian Troy
superintendent of primary department.
The bible school is graded and gives report
cards to parents from primary, junior and inter
mediate departments
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
FAIR FOR NEW CHURCH
TO BE HELD AT SIEGE

SIEGE, Sept. 1S.-A fair will be
opened tomorrow night in Davis hall
Siege. for the benefit OF the new
church of st. John the Baptist of this
place. Rev. Robert Sampson. pastor OF
the parish, will open the bazar with
an address. The fair will run four
days and nights, each night to be in
different week Among the prizes
to be awarded will be a lot in the new
town of Pullman
The following booths will be con-
Quoted a the fair:
ST. Pstrick'S booth--NIrs. W J. Gately Mrs
j. Powers. Miss Ida Powers Miss T. Calvin
Miss A. Moynihan. Mrs NJ. VarCls. Miss W..
vargus. Mrs. J. Stark, Miss A. Brady. Miss d
Movnihan -
ST. Johns booth-Nfrs. T. Mahoney. Mrs II
Vilalobes, Mrs. Thcrson. Misses Maroni Mrs.
Moro.
Refreshment bcoth-Sfrs- H. Fallon. Miss l.
P. Lavfgne, Mrs. Trmbler
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
Suburban Brevities
HALF HOUR OF Musrc-Berkeley. Sept.

HALF HOUR OF MUSIC-Berkeley. Sept. 16.-
NJ. I. Myers, pianist and composer, and Miss
LILY Lillian, vocalist. will give the half hour
of music in the Greek theater Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Besides compositions Of Myers
selections from the classics will be given.
CHURCH WILL NOT MovE-BerkeIey, Sept
16.-The members of the First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, Of this city, will not move
10 Kellogg hall. in the high school building, as
hold meetings in wilkins hall. In Haste street
COOK WILL APPEAL-Oakland, Sept 16.-
G. NJ. Cook, who was recently convicted of
forging a deed to property in Berkeley, an
nounced today in Judge Wastes court, by his
attorney, John j. Allen. that he intended to
move for new trial and appeal. Sentence was
continued until Tuesday
GOLD WATCH SToLEN-Berkeley, Sept 16.--
While he worked inside house being con-
structed at Alcatraz and College avenues. f.
hung his gold watch outside on nail, He
returned shortly and discovered the watch
gone. The theft was reported to the police
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
ALAMEDA CHARTER WILL
BE SPEAKERS SUBJECT
Two FreehoIders to Discuss
Municipal Instrument

ALAMEDA, Sept. 1e.-The North Side
improvement club is to hold an open
meeting next Friday evening at it's
quarters in Mckinley park. Alameda
Under Its Present Form of Govern
ment" will be discussed by f. h. Tay-
lor, former mayor and B. c. Brown
Both were members of the board of
freeholders that framed the present
city charter The proposed issue of
bonds by the state for the Panama
Pacific exposition and of bonds for the
purchase and Improvement of Islais
creek in San Francisco will be dis
cussed by speakers familiar with both
projects the evening of October IA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
CLUBMAN TO WELCOME
FRIENDS AT MUSICALE
Clinton r. Morse Announces
Program of Song Recital

BERKELEY, Sept. 16.-Clinton r.
Morse clubman and college graduate,
who has been studying under King
Clark in Berlin and Paris for the last
year, will give song recital as a well
come to his friends at wilkins hall in
Haste street next Monday evening.
Frederick Maurer will be his accom-
panist, and the program will be:
'Rendi'l Serene al Cigilo.'' 20 sleep"
..Where'er You Walk George Frederick Han
deli: 'Wohin,'' die Neugierige' ..Morgen-
grnss, Die Boese Farbe'' (Franz Schubertl:
DU Bist VIE Fine Blume'' '.Mopdnacbt y
Wanderlied" (Robert Schumann); .sYe Peopie
Rend Your Hearts, s'If With All Your Hearts,
tMendelssohnl: Night Morning tNeidiin-
gerl; Mother q Mine" (Tours); Killarney,
tBalfe); "Vainemen Ma Bein Aimee, (I,alol.
Desolation de Werther'' (Massenetl
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
BOYS DIRECTOR Is
CHOSEN FOR SOCIETY
c. G. Dickson Takes Position at
Berkeley Y. NJ. c. A.

BERKELEY, Sept. &c. G. Dickson.
a former student of the university and
resident of Pasadena. has been ap-
pointed BOYS director Of the Berkeley
charge Of the local work
. Dickson graduated from the Y NJ c.
A. training school at Chicago year
ago and has been active IN the associa-
tion work since
With the opening of the Y NJ c. A.
in the new building at the corner of
Milvia street and Allston way ii is ex-
pected that at least 800 boys will enroll
for the athletic and other work OF the
organization.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
CHILDREN WILL LAY
SCHOOL CORNERSTONE
Pupils to Have Charge of Exer-
cises i'm Alameda

ALAMEDA, Sept. 16.--It has been
decided by School Superintendent Will
c. Wood and the board of education
that the laying of the CONVERSIONS of
the new Haight school building in
Santa Clara avenue between Willow
and Chestnut streets, now well under
way, will be conducted under the
management of the teachers and pupils
of the Haight school, The stone is TO
be placed in position next month on a
day yet to be selected. One of the
features of the exercises will be the
pupils orchestra