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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
LONDON ON a.. $. POLITICS.
Grand Chance FOE DemoerAts-Taft
Caught IN . Roosevelt Trap.

y ~ps,tal Cisa Dsspaich to THL SuN
LONDON. Aug ~. Dispatches 70 Lon
don Papers Indicate that some uncertainty
exists about the future course OF political
events in the United States. This seems
rather curious for the whole situation
- perfectly clear to even such an ordinary
observer as the editor OF the Saturday
Rsrsr. He il Halter % America and all
things American still he II willing to
clear mp any doubts that exist about the
course Of public events and the exact
status Of the present complications
Here are a few words 81 his wisdom:
Neither Of the recognized parties
stands to-day for anything NJ all. They
have no meaning Genuine divisions
of opinion cNist within the parties them
selves and are between the radical and
conservative sections Of each These
sections Approximate more nearly Ia cor
responding divisions OF the other party
than they do To one another
The embarrassm"uts ia the Republl-
can marty hay. not come singly Thus
- not the fault of the President: It il the
misfortune that he came into once when
a radical wave was beginning to sweep
the States but ne clearly IL not the man
either to master u ar 10 ride on the crest
President Taft has no intention az head
ing a reforming party. a. he - apparently
satisfied with things a. they are
such reform legislation as recently
got through il due to fear OF the insur-
gents but not tn any action of the Presi-
dent that will boom his personal rep,us-
ton. as every step taken was engineered
to boom his predecessor Barring ac-
cident or some gross stupidity on their
own part II would appear that the Demo-
Gratis must win a great victory IN the APP
preaching Congressional elections.
This being the condition OF affairs.
Rooseyelts game IL n very strong one
He will take the lead OF the only section
Of the Republican party that Possesses
any vitality. and Il - clear that in some
States u - overwhelmingly stronger than
the Official gang
1t ~ clear also that the insurgents will
not vote for Taft again With great as
uItcness Roosevelt evaded the uncon-
stitutionsl third term and left the party
to find out that he would be the necessary
man During his absence he kept him
self iudiciously advertised by tina slauRh-
ter of lions and The sermonizing % Europe
and its rilers Now he returns like
Napoleon from Egypt and Is able 10 say
What have YOU done with the party I
left so strong,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
POLES SWIM THE KAISER.
Hold Aieof Prom Palace Opening FestiNt
ties German Papers Angry.

SPIRAL fdhs ISSpd'rf - THg NtN.
PosEN. Aug. 20 The festivities with
which the KAiser's castle here. which IL
lrterdei a. q warn ing 20 the Poles TO
recognize Prussiar mastery. vas operet
to-day began ~ Z O'Clock This afternoon
A. that hour Tho Emperor william ard the
Empress the Crown Price Frederick
William and the Crown Princess Cecihe.
the PrIr ce@ Fitel ard August with their
wives. Priros Oscar and Char cellor
Won Bethmar n -Hollwsg arrived and the
programme was started.
Thousar Dis OF visitors from many parts
of last Prussia poured into the gayly
decorated city. At every place through
out GcrmAr.y the celebration was wstche
with the kee cot interest owing To the
uncertain attitude Of the Polish popIla-
tor.
The majority Of the Poles arnouro-d
their PURPOSE - keeping sloof from the
cer"moI v. though no arti-CiermAn dem
onstration. acre threatened II h prob
able TIA; the Kaisars reception by tho
public Tor he. ieXt few days will be sig-
ifcagt,y cool The arti-Poiish press
H. Germany ~ ciamorILG that the Govsfn-
meu' must Ayoii 81 co'iragirg the iiea
that II il iUciiuinE in the direction of n
concilia'ury policy toward the Poles.
Repiyiuy - th" buryomastsr' addr ess
Of W.. lcDnir IL" k9. -"r taId hs hoped tho
u ople 81 Pos"n WHOM locking over tn'
ralaca NIGH, DO ro.nind.-d ~ his kingly
protect on. n gave hIm much pl" ssur".
he DECLARED, 10 EpJor-H IN the young.
royal re.IClG utial town. He hoI~d II
would b",ornc ths homo nursery q!
German civilization and Gust 1ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
LtNDGRtvE 70 VISIT u. :.
NieN ander Erie, Itch Of Hesse COMING
s'o~sip Of Hrriin.

NF'ffh f1tr De'N-tC7 - ~ NVN
BERLIN Aug ~ landgravs Alex
andsr fri .drlch 81 Hs-~s 10 preparing
20 Visit the United States He - the head
~ the elder branch # the house ~ Hesee.
which does not exercise sovereignty.
lie - related 10 many Of the royal families
81 Europe Although he - nearly blind
he - man ~ varied interests He
has many friends in New York and New
port whom he met IN London. where
he spends most of his time when away
from his two castles
The IAndRrlv- - a gifted musician
incidentally he ~ one o. the richest non
re,gninR princes IN Germany While
in the United states hs viii travel incog-
nito. lie sNr~cts tn remain several
months studying general conditions
lie IL a harh"loT. u years old
IN. American pE~-enR-r- on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse IN
which Mayor Gayrrr was shot were
fa'.i to encounter additional thrills
beginning with the narrow escape ~
the passengers d,S"n, harkin az Cher
hourK and taking tho tram for Paris
Their tram narrowly ~acAped di,ching
10y III" criminal attempt ~ tram ~reckers
The passengers ~ no continued the voyage
on RI" ship 90 Hamburg got an Addi-
tiona thrill from President Montt's
sudden death
Congressman Rartholdt. commissioner
70 th" brussels peac" conference; Gen
Warren keifar. Justice GaveRan Clarence
Mckinley and wife. J Il. Mcdonald Of
New York subway fame. Edwin Faust
and his son Tony 81 81 Louis and Marcus
Braun were among the Americans seen
on inter den Linden this week
The engagement - announced Of
Evelyn Griswold. daughter ~ Putnam
Griswold. to Samuel Powers Of Decatur.
III Putnam Griswold il a leading op~r-
attic hRsso He has heen engaged to SIM
10 NeW York tins autumn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
CAN,T STOP FIGHT PICTURES.
Attorney General Tells Gov. Hughes
There u No Law Against Them.

ALpA,,I. Aug. 20 Attorney General
O'Nialley to-day sent 20 Gov Hughes his
opinion that Exhibitions OF the JeTrics-
johnson fight pictures are no, against the
law Of TIA. State. The Attorney General
holds thar such exhibitions are not a
violation Of the Penal Law. The opinion
says in part:
The only provisions which II could h.
claimed were violated nv this exhibition
are $3.50, iiaoa and ~ 81 tho penal Law
The first OF these sections defines. n public
nuisance a. a crime against the order and
economy Of the state. which cors SITS IN
unlawfully committing an act which an
novs in'ur~- or endangers the comfort.
repo-" health or safety Of any cons de m HE
number OF persons or -onends public
isCrn"v
Section ii,oa 81 the penal law make. u
a nsdrneanor to advert 80. present Or
p1rticipA'c in any indecent. immoral OF
impure exhibition. show or entertainment
Nh.Ch would tend 20 the corrupt ion % the
morris az voing or Others
section ~ Of 'he penal Law prov dee pen
shie@ for acts offending against public
dscsncy. not specifically prohibited 10y
misden.~anor to commit any act which
seriously dis'urh- or erfdanser- the public
peace or health or which openly outraEcs
public dec~ncy.
There arc no crimes in this state except
tho-e defined 10y statute section - penal
Law, unless tho statute expressly ati clearly
prohibits certain acts the doing thereof
will not be held TO he prohibited under the
rules Of construction and applirsh le to
penal statutes. I am Of the opinion thar
IN. exhibitions to which you call my a'tcn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
BIGGEST or BaTTLEsHIPS.
the orion. Launched Yesterday for
british Navy. Before spanish Royalty.

.Sr,riai Cahs n,'pd'cs 70 Tar SrN
LONDON, Aug 20. The battleehip Orion.
,ho l.,.-, ter. ~ Dr.adnought was
,nI p.-..-,,,h IT,
Ia"no'i'u "
Marchione-s OF winchester chrstened
the latest addition 20 tn" navy The KING
and Queen Of Span and the Princess
u-,- 81 Ra,,.nburg wi,ne.-..d IN.
iannch.
The Orion II Sts feet IN length and her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

Aug = An area 81 high nrsSsIre covered 'he
lower lase region. ire r'ddie ArAaue ana
sew England STATE ysstT- isv. where ~ Sas
.rI-u siy - 'w-Iy, degrrsS Cbo.sr.
me ,-rnperaturs In the morning ranged from
" 20 ~ degress-
showers prevailed oger ne south Atlantic ana
est Ouf states.
There Also few widely scattered shower,
IN 80 Nor'huest ana the r-utrsl Western States
N. pressure vas generally low N the Sorih
-..t ". m higher tsrps-stlrrs eHtendrG from
Montana eas' - the upper lsSe regions and
., tho s,u'hvAri n the Ceu'rAi states n Ms
0 ssIppl and Nrsansss
10 this city ,he dsv was fa'r, cooler Wind fresh
northsr'y. average humidity "a PER cent. ba
r,uet-r. corrected - read 20 sea IsNel 49,,
aons w.. n07
Ths temps-s'Ir. ve-tetdsy. ., recorded ~ TIE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
FIGHT OIER FIGHT FILMS.
Archbishop of Dublin anu Police Fan to
stop the MOVING SHOW.

rTf'i . lAf afsspff7 ~ 7 w NVN
DrBIIS. Aug 20 Despite warnin z
given by tho police tho pictures ~ the
JeFrl"r- johnson fight wer" produced a.
local theatre last night ArchhIshor
Walsh was the first To taE" action send.
ing a letter tn the Lord Mayor PROTESTING
against the PRODUCTS of the brutal
izinG- fight
Tn" Lord Mayor also received letter,
Of protest from American visitors He
notified the police that the show ~ no
lIC"rs"d and requested that ~ he stopped
The manager of the show. however.
defi"S "a" police IN the gronnd that they
have no authority Ia Interfere Ths
polio" have taken possession Of the pre-.
mise-. hut have not lnt@rfered with tho
exhibition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
70 CHECK THE RIBBON Craze.
Government WIN Prosecute wearers 81
Counterfeit Hsnorp IN France.

PAars. Aug. o.-The French craze for
wearing . ribbon in the lapel Of one's
coat 10 such that those who are not en-
titled to sport . state decoration console
themselves With the Insignia NJ sorne
private society. This 10 frequently the
closest possible copy % an ofioiAl deoors-
alton. The craze has grown 70 such pro-
portions thai one Partisan man Or woman
out of every ten wears . ribbon OF rosette.
The Ministry 81 tho Interior has nov
ssnt O circular 20 ths various profeots
ordering Thorn to tAko Action against the
uearers Of such mlsleadinG embems.
One particular abuse Of the decoration of
the Legion of Honor 10 60 be- Suppressed.
that % . performing baboon which =
appearing At q music hall wearing the full
insg niA ~ q grand officer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

fighrst @mp~ratof~. - I" ~ -
vAsHIxoToH posscAsr poa TO DAr AID TO
MoRnow.
Fav sdRsra Nee ioyk srs ssesrS Pf~1sH
ranfa few sad UaTv5sr fo.sdy: shSsns,s ed oois'
10 -soyysr o., %. a0v-pr -sohi' Fsrs ~ ssossra's
SssihSyfy Wfrss
Yor western Ysw York and western Pennsyi-
vsnis. partly eioudy snd warner 20 day: showers
Atnight or "a nouow. iighs 20 moderate ssufheriJ
winds
FOR Nov Hnsiasd. fair ana wsrmss ss-dar
parity eiOudy ard warmer IN Bovthsm psFs -
morrow: shovers In af'ernson ~ niGht n ssuth.
ern portiea: ughe % moderate southsTsy winds
Fos New Jersey and Delaware. fsir and warmer
to-dsy unsettled to-aogTow. sAsweru ara eoetsS
10 aftsrnsoa o. sighe light 20 modsrats soathsyiy
winds
For ne pls,rieS u Columbia and MsSytaad.
sair ard vayuasr uo-dAy. unsstued and warm To-
morr0w. solSwsa ~ shswsrs snd csSesr Ia ne
arernooa o. sigbc ugbt ssuthsrty vtndA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
BRTSSELS FIRE Loss.
Lloyd. share Of u $3.50. 600 Most % the
Jewel Intact.

SpeciG 'ahs DSfrf6h - rHE Srr
LONDON. Aug 20 Tn" leading under
writer II Lioyds returned 70 London to-
dAy from Brussels. whore he went TO in
sp~ct IN" losses occasioned by the fire IN
the Brussels International Exhibition.
He sta'~d thar the lo-s TO Lloyds will be
$3.50. M II things 'urn out favorAbly.
He says most ~ the jcw~iry stored in
tho safes il practically intact with the
exception ~ the pcarls. which were
slightly dis~oLorai bY the Ere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
PUGILTST DIES or BLOW.
yeanR Castor Vas Hu on the Jaw On .
Philadelphia club Bout.

PuILADFJPHIA. Aug 20 Frederick
Castor. 20 years old. died this morning
in the Frankford Hospital after lying
unconscious since last night. when hs
was struck ON the Jaw by Frank sullivan
in a boxing bout at the frsnkford Ath-
letic Club.
He was known in boxing circles az
Young Castor He had signed to box
ei1 rounds with sullivan. sullivan was
arrested when II was seen that his oppo-
nsnt was badly injur, d and is held without
bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Shoes i'm a Clearance

To clear the August stock IN hurry
We make the following reduetionss
Women'S $3.50 and $500
Low Shoes and Pumps .$I.o8
Women's $3.50 and SL.oS
Low Shoes and Pumps. $3.50
Misses SI.0S and sos Low
shoes and Pumps sl.25
ChildrCn's SI.SO md sI.oS
Low Shoes and Pumps oSc
BOYS SI.oS and SOS Low
Shoes and Oxfords . SI.25
Women's $500 ard $500
White Canvas ONfords SSc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
NEW CTBAN MINISTERS.
Francisco Maehads ~ Head sf Treasury:
Place for Ortiz.

S-sci1I Cssis pSsrafch 70 TIE SrS
HAVANA. Aug. N. Francisco Maohado
has be~n appointed Secretary n the
Treasury and Mariner Ortiz Secretary
Of Agriculture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

vs. AdaIr has leased her house az
i""- Forest Glnnveigh. County Donegal.
- and - q. Hartley. Mrs Adair 10
'A'rg N london for . few weeks before
"a ~ 'or America.
N1r'Agys Elliot, and wife are Visiting
Lnrf L'n~iAle
ar CONAN. 10 American military
arA-hN ARD Mn. CIornAn Ar, a, Carlsbad
'ArnE VIA cur.
n Mccormick and wife have Gons n
Ottsnd
t9rd and Lady Wiloughby d'Eresby
0"'Try GIsnArtnsr lodge for thu
shooting .eAson.
Or, ". a. Vanderbilt 10 entertaining
.-rs a. Beuiey castle. Tho Duchess
MARLBOROUGH and her two sona have
VIVID At the castle 70 remain . few
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04

ants should specify the files TO
which they had not received access.
and wished to examine. II was upon
the request OF Judge G. y. stuart
of McAlcstcr that the court granted
the defense an hour in which to
prepare an affidavit covering tho
question. This adjourned court until
O'Clock
The affidavit was presented upon
the cOnyening of the court this after
noon in which the defense cited
several sets Of records and files not
yet examined by the defense. Judge
Stuart eaid the defcns" wanted ac-
cess to the correspondence between
the secretary of the interior and the
Indian officials. showing the construc.
ton placed upon section H. of the
Creek agreement. covering the sched-
uling. etc. of town lots: covering
the scheduling and transferring of
let's i'm the townsitc of kollcyville
anu biUtT luuldn ltIIllOIN lpNnt {,
correspondence between j. George
Wright. commissioner of the Five
Civilized Tribes. and Dwight II. Tut
tie chairman of the townsito com
mission, showing that both knew
the conditions surrounding the trans
fer of Muskogoc lots in which the
alleged fraud is charged.
The defendants and their counse
leave for their respective homes to
night and the government represent
atiyes will all have returned HON,
by this time tomorrow. The jury ven
ire was discharged and given thci
certificates for allowance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04
YOAKUM TALKS IN FARMERS CONGRESS.
ASKS COOPERATION: CLOSE RELATIONS.

word of encouragement for th" ip.
building and development of tic coua.
try's resources
The same reason that has carried
half million of our people into Can
ada is now starting them to Mexico.
That government is just reaching IA
substantial foundatioI Through n
wise national policy II is awakening
ami in many ways encouraging its
own people in agricultural pursuits
and bidding for our best farmers TO
cross our southern border and make
homes where the farmer is given en-
couraSement TO take up the work of
producing food supplies
! believe is railrad regulation. am
opposed to excessive capitalization.
am also opposed TO legislation that
places future construction in the
hami of existing companies. which will
he against the best welfare of our ag.
ricultural interests. handicap every
farmer who has not convenient trans.
portation facilities and continues idle
tire many million acres of good land
remote from railroads.
Legislative investigating committees
will not solve the question OF cost of
living. Such committees are political
and politics will influence their delib.
eratiOns. The cost of living will new
er be too great in this country when
producers can go direct from the rail-.
road station to the consumer at near
first cost.
While We are adjusting business let
us adjust all things equitably for all
classes, and frame laws that will en-
courage agricultural development. The
railroads ask for no special legislation
In their interest They only ask TO
be let alone until business can be
adjusted to the operation OF the pres
ent laws.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04
Continuance IN
TOWN LOT CASES
MOTION OF DEFENDANTS GRANT.
Eo-JuRY DISCHARGED - CASE
TO BE HEARD AT McAlESTER.

Tulsa, Okla. May 3.-Following an
all-day fight on the motion of the
defendants in the Muskogee town
lot cases for u continuance on the
ground of their inability 20 secure
certain necessary evidence, Judge
John 4. Marshall. at 3:i5 this after.
noon. sustained the motion and
granted continuance of the cases
for the present term of the federal
court. The next term convenes in
McAlester In June. but 1t is not
certain that the cases will be tried
at that time.
The following excerpt is taken
from Judge Marshalls ruling: 1T
is better to rather stretch the legal
right of the defendants than that
they should be possibly subjected
TO a trial without an adequate OPP
portunity to present their ease. I'm
der these circumstances I am in
Clined TO postpone these cases. The
affidavit. understand Is uncontra.
dicted that Mr.. Smith was denied
access TO these instructions. ! think
that the defense should have fair
access to those instructions and suffi
cient length OF time. The affidavit
~ counsel that he has asked per
mission to inspect a certain letter
important to the issue in this case
and was denied such permission by
the interior department stands un
contradicted As this is the first ap
plication for continuance and as
the defense To be accurate. the con
tinuance of this case will be- grant
ed"
Following the reply this morning o
District Attorney William j. Gregl
for the prosecution to defendants mo
tion for continuance. rathe'
heated argument was INDUCED In n,
COUNSEL for both sides as To tn,
materiality OF the evidence the de
PENDANTS hoped TO produce by the
examination of the government rec
ords. hooks and files. which they In
sist have been withheld and refused
them.
About II o'clock Judge Marshall
interfered in the argument and CAV,
his opinion In the question, sayinr
that the court would have some hes
itancy To refuse the defendants \
continuance on account of lacE
of competent evidence; that he be-
lieved II had been shown that ~
the papers demanded by the defens,
either have been. or will be fur
nished tomorrow. in the course of
the trial. He suggested the defend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04

Most of the excitement in life is
hunting for some.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04
ONE DAY IN AMERICA,
London Actress Long Trip to Appear
Six Hours in Actors Fair.

London, May Pauline Chase. the
American actress who created the
part of Peter Pan IN London and
later in Paris, sailed for New York
today where she will turn around
and sail right back again. Miss
Chase is making the 5000 mile trip
In order that she may appear for
six hours at the Actors Fund Fair
in New York on Tuesday, May 10.
She will spend less than a day in
America, according to the plans out.
lined by her geatlemanly press agent.
who isn't overlooking anything.
Miss Chase will carry numerous
autographed photographs of English
literary and dramatic celebrities,
which she will sell at auction at the
fair se,
Mt Frohman thinks that Miss
Chases trip of 5000 miles in order
10 spend six hours at the fair will
be novel feature for the fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04
The Value Of Proprietary Medicines

is proven by the very large percent
age of physicians prescriptions for
the same remedies found in every
drug store In America, but as they
are written in Latin, few patients
realize this fact.
The old standard proprietary mcdi-
CiucS like Lydia T.. Pinkham's Veg
etablo Cumpoud, that have stood the
test ~ time, deserve a place in
every family medicine chest. and IL
Is most certain they would not be
prescribed by physicians II they were
able to devise formula equally as
enicacious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04

The secret OF a good reputation
Is being able To fool the people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY a. CO, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheney for the past fifteen years
ana believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and finan.
clally able to carry out any obligation
made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-04
Lion Eondles a Child.

In Pittsburg savage lion fondled
the hand that child thrust into his
cage. Danger to child is sometimes
great when least regarded. Often IT
comes through Colds, Group. and
Whooping Cough. They slay thousands
that DR.. Kings New Discovery could
have saved. "A few doses cured our
baby of very bad case of Group"
writes Mrs. George II. Davis. of Flat
Rock, y. c.. We always give II 10
him when he takes cold. Its a wonder.
ful medicine for babies" Best for
Coughs, Colds. LaGrippc. Asthma,
Icmmorhagcs. Weak Lungs. soc.
Sl.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by Ardmorc Pharmacy.