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The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
Americas father over in the corner)
HIS COUNTRY never told a lie.


HIS COUNTRY never told a lie
The story cherry will be told and retOd
hundred of thousands of homes today and for day OF
little ws Tommys all the change the baker
them and Sister Gertrudes banks will be safe
Many father will meantime be down
competitor mother will fail to correct
the mkman he and leaves too many tickets or
remind him he forg the he has coming for the days milk
living in of and possible Washing
handicapped by kind of atmosphere
many will tell her boy about how honest George
Washington read house number
be reOccued when the conductor come.
through for
There's many boy how honest George Wash
ngon table today and by the time she meets him
tonight the first from her pedro club
by denying suit
with the
Possibly proud Of 1t when they do up
fellows they home and tell their wives
member of the family whom they expect to be George
Washington mother and father really him
TO be a Washington
was George Washington establish the record
ruthuness with which he credited than Will
be fol any boy equal it,
washngOn day for ideals and to
occupy the time of
They than the getting OF
money, by what matter
There principles fight fOr-prncps which later saw
planted mostend with the blood of
In washingons efshness and less Of greed
men community which interest not for
themeves so and their hdn children
today much in the and for themselves alone
They personal ganfor selfish for individual
supremacy possession the worlds gOOdwhe the fore
fought gave lives that all might share the fruits
come with the termination of their struggles.
all himself calls however the less
urgently for Wahngtons for leaders and for the spirit winch SET h
booming at Bunker Hill
liberty of independence of equal rights and OF
representative government here.
covered.
washngtons fail the call for the jingle Of the coins
they love
They absorbed-o busy crushing their neighbors
Washington appears his be heard he an
agato radical grandnd and undesirable citzene
Washington patriot.
Men days 10 disturbed.
Yes, times have changed
The day principle spirit
courage perseverance Of brothers
has passed
The day get the money and money-ontro upon
Fortunately history the United States still taught
pages WAS
when interested their country
Thanks history and for George Washington many
daughters follow that knows little truhunes
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22

A Connecticut flreman has patented
blunt-edgcd tongs to facilitate the
handling OF hose.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
George Washington
Comes In Handy In
I Many a Modern Home

When Many Mothers and Fathers
Want 10 Point to an Example
For Their Sons, They Have
To Get Down the United
States History.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15
Best Breakfastf ood
nlpR' PRIcE'$>I
ALGRA1l\

A food compounded by scientific knowledge, from
WHEAT, OATS, RICE and BARLEY. so as to retain
those elements which absolutely necessary the efficient
sustenance Of the human body, making it the most
palaabe, nourishng and heahfu food ever introduced
Promotes vitality. health and endurance. Ask your Grocer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15

! want to impress upon the people
that 1t is the duty Of the township
board 20 look after all road work.
except the building of bridges over
twenty feet in length. instead of
the County Commissioners. 1t has
been charged that certain portions
Of the county have been neglected
lay the County Commissioners.
wish To state that II has been our
aim to distribute all work to bene-
fit the greatest number of people
in the county. regardless of location.
We have at all times tried To as
sist the township boards in obtaining
rights of way and in opening up
all roads in the county and are
still ready and willing upon the pc
tition of the people TO assist the
township boards in obtaining rights
cf way for public highway.
Trusting that ! may be rightly I'M
deretood in what | have had to say
and that the taxpayers of Carter
county may profit by it. am,
Yours for service.
ROBT. +. .SCIVALLY.
Chairman Board of County Commits.
sioners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15

More thought Is being given to the
stomach TODAY than 10 any other or
gan. Dieting and q hundred other
things are suggested, but the fact re-
MAINS that We have TO eat and that IN
the MANI We are eating the same food
today that has been eaten for hundreds
of years ne point, then. i, 10 find
a way of romcdying an evil when we
lind IT.
There comes a time In the lives Of
all ~ us when q laxative is noe, ssdry.
only with some this requirement o,-
curs more frequently chan with others.
But whether the occasion f. frrluVut
or rare II vs. important thut you take a
simple natural remedy The farther YOU
ret away from the mau-madc tablet or
pill ana the salty purgatiVo water the
better. You want something that COM
bines the virtues OF laxative and
tonic, something that Is sure I'm its
crect and vet pleasant % the taste,
a remedy containing arth-grown Vpg-
stahles and plants. Such is DR.. Cald-
welis Syrup Pcpsin. now for nearly "A
quarter Of "A century recognized
household friend In thousands ol homes.
The world affoIds no better cure FOR
constipation ana liver trouble for In
digestion and sour stomach, ~! sex
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15
The Stomach and How
To Cure lis Ills, Free

headache and natuloncy than this tcm-
cdy But in addition 90 its laxative
value " contains ingredients that have
tonic action Boa strvngthcniug and
.uVigorating the muscles of the stomach
and bowels That is what the ma 'nrity
nctd--a tonic laxative. hut So thCrc
may he no doubt about what h viii DO
In your case nr Caldwell viii gladly
send YOU "A sample bottle frcc of charge
upon receipt of your name ana addrcNs
Then. " IL plcasgs you, YOU can buy
IL Of your druggist az uftN cents or
one dollar a bottle, just MS thousands
ot others are doing J H. Fuuderhurg,
Sansuhl, Tex. not only uses IL with
good success himself. but gives Il 10
his children. FOR owing Ia its Wilduess
and agreeable taste there rs no better
Laxative for children. ). y Mead, Wan.
coma. la, has also found IT a good
family remedy
Dr. Caldwell personally viii hc
pleased 10 give YOU any medical advice
you may desire Tor yourself or family
pertaining TO the stomach, liver or
bowels absolutely free of charge. EN-
plain your case In letter and he viii
reply To YOU IN detail For the FREQ
sample simply send your name and ad-
dress ON postal card or otherwise.
For either request the doctors address
Is D. w u Caldwell R.bll Caldwell
building, Monticello. IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15

negro preacher Of Fort Gibson, per
forming the ceremony.
number of Fort Gibson people
were here yesterday and seemed to
be greatly excited over the AFFAIR.
They SAY that the girl is only nine
teen years of age. and that though
she has lived with negroes practical
ly all her life. they have no doubt
that she is white.
The Oklahoma law puuishcs mis-
ccgcnation by filming both parties not
less than $500 ana Imprisonment for
not lees than one year. Punishment
if also provided 10y law for the min
lister or Judge who performs mar
riagc ceremony between persons OF
onlorcd and white blood
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15
THE BURDEN Of TAXATION IS TODAY
MOST VITAL QUESTION BEFORE PEOPLE

TO the Taxpayers Of Carter County,
Oklahoma:
The most vital question before the
people of today is the burden of
taxation. and the majority of the
people do not give sufficient study
to thir important question. Under
the oklahoma law. We have town
ship government. 1t bchooves every
taxpayer in making selection for
the officers Of the township boards
t. select ,ae best men they can pos
sibiy get in each respective town
ship In Garter county. Why? Be
cause the subject that | mentioned
above depends upon this board Il
township officers The trustee of eaid
entire board is the equalization board
Err the township. And after their
equalization. IL is final as To ndi-
yidual assessments. The assessors are
now at work on the 1910 assessment.
and under the law he should leave
| carbon copy of your assessment
| assessment. and also notify you the
day in which their equalization board
meets to cqualiZe said assessment. If
you have any grievance to make. it
will be- your duty To appear before
the board of equalization. which
meets on the third Monday in April
give you the relief asked for. then
/ you may appeal your case TO the
Board of County Commissioners. Tn.
/ less these steps are taken and the
/ Law strictly complied with, the Board
Of County Commissioners will NOT
hear any complaint OF erroneous as
technical error according to Section
1901 aud 1902. Article ), Chapter
9N of the 1909 Oklahoma Statutes.
We have had claim after claim filed
with the County Commissioners for
the correction of assessment, while
il the law had been fully complied
with this would not have been the
case Under the law above referred
To the County Commissioners haven't
any power 10 correct an asses Sment
unles it De- where property is AS
scsscd twice the same year for
taxes. or where property is as
sesscd for the year where Il is not
subject 20 taNation. and in no case
will tn, above law be deSiated from.
Every taxpayer should see that
all his property Is rendered AT
fair cash value so that the bur
den Of taNo, may rest ON all prop
erty alike
The Township Boards are also the
road supervisors of their respective
townships and If the people are
careful and viii elect township
boards composed of good. conserva
tive huSiup~- men so that they can
work i'm connection with the County
/ Commissiouyr-. there is no reason
that We should not have good roads
and lowe rate of taxation the
coming year than has been hereto.
fore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15
Notiee for Publication.

Sal, Oklahoma. Carter County
M the District Court
l. Field. rla'ntiff, VS.. " =
Field Defendant. No. 67l.
Said defendant W. j. Flea. wlIi
take notice that she has been sued
in the above named court for divorce
and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff on or be-
fore the 26th day of May. \. d.,
1910, or said petition will be taken
as true and judgment for said
plaintiff in said action for divorce
will be rendered accordingly
Dated this 18th day of April 1910.
JAMES II. MATHERS.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest; G. r. VERNON.
District Clerk.
BY $. VI, PARKER. Deputy l5.22-29
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15
|NTERMARR|AGE HAS
AROUSED CITIZENS
WHITE GIRL SUPPOSED TO HAVE
MARRIED NEGRO LIVING AT
FORT GIBSON.

Musk gee. okla. April It, The
town Of Fort Gibson is an worked
up over a marriage that took place
there In February this year between
Eddie Lynn and Maude Tally, IN"
lcrmor negro and the latter many
Fort Gibson people declare to hc a
white woman
Justice of the Peace Shatlcr oi
Fort Gibson was i'm NuskoEcc ycster-
day IN consultation with the county
attorney and sheriff aud also sccur.
INK the record Of the marriage o'
the couple,
Their wedding took place ON Feb
mary l2. Rev Geo NcCl,udou, "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15

is ''" rorW of loGrippe. that. breath
ed in, hrings suffering to thousands
Its after effects are weakness, ner-
rousuess, lack of appetite, energy and
ambition, with diSordered liver and
kidneys. The greatest need then Is
Electric Bitters, the splendid tonic.
blood purifier aud regulator of
stomach, Liver and kidneys. Thous-
ands have proved that they wonder.
fully strengthen the nerves. build up
the system and restore health and
good spirits after an attack OF Grip
II suffering, try them. Only soc. Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed by Ard
more Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15

Every family and especially those
who reside in the county should be
provided at all times with a bottle
of Chamberlaiu's Linimcnt There
is no telling when It may he wanted
In case of an accident or emergency.
II is most excellent IN all cases of
rheumatism. sprains and bruises Sold
by an dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15

Washington. April Today isl
G, nsus day all over the United States.
Uncle Sam wants to know how many
subjects he has. how rich he Is, how /
prosperous be has become and a hun
drcd other things, and to this end he 7
Is prepared To spend thirteen millions
of dollars Dr r.. Dana Durand Is IN
charge OF this stupcndous job. He ~.
poets that his enumerators will be
able Ia lind between SS,OOO,0OO and
81 l,Oou.OoO people in this country. and
each head of the house viii be re-
quired to tell all about his age, color
and past and present condition of coI-
iugal scrNitudc. rs well rs To answer
"a host of other personal questions.
Live stock will also be enumerated,
job is done Uncle Sam will know. not
only how many souls he Is composed
of, but also how many horses, cattle,
pigs, sheep and other animals he has.
how many farms he owns. what they
produce. how his manufacturing es.
Establishments, mines and quarrics aye
/ faring. ana lot of other Interesting
| information about himself
In the matter of the population
of cities, IT is certain that New York
Chicago and Philadelphia will retain
their supremacy as the three largest
municipalities OF the country. All are
expected To show great gains, and
New York will take another big Jump
toward ovcrtaking London. Chicago
will certainly show biz percentage
OF gain. and Philadelphia smaller
one.
When It comes To the fourth city,
the statisticians are uncertain. and
the discovery of that fourth city of the
country will he one OF tn" most In.
tcresting developments of the census.
St Louis held fourth place ten years
ago. with a population of approximate.
ly $4,000 Baltimore, Cleveland.
Buffalo. San Francisco. Cincinnati,
Pittsburg and New Orleans followed in
the order named
While 81. Louis has made big gains.
estimates of its present population
ranging from 100000 to 0.OO0, there
is "A possibility that it will be passed
by Pittsburg, which has done "A lot of
anneNing In the last decade. Con.
scrNatiNe estimates of the smoky
City's population put it at 40, 600,
while the pittsburg Chamber of Com
mcrcc claims /, will reach the million
mark l. is practically certain that
the western Pennsylvania mctropo-
lis, which was in eleventh place in the
last census, will push well mp To the
front, and it may grab the coveted
fourth place.
In the taking of the census all fig
urcs will he those OF today. Even
If the census takcr doesn't get around
for week or two, baby born after
today will not be counted. Infants
who want to get in on the count will
have "a arrive before midnight. Peo-
pie who marry after today will be
counted as single. Those who dies af-
ter today and before the cnumerator
comes vii, he counted in this cen
sus and people Who get divorce af.
ter today win be numbered among
the married.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15

There is slow but steady in,
crease in the use of smoked whale
meat for food in Germany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-15
CENSUS TAKING
BEGAN TODAY
NEW YORK. CHICAGO AND PHllA.
DElpHlA TO RETAIN SUPREMA.
cY AS BIG CITIES.
FOURTH PLACE IS UNCERTAIN

Sain, Louis Has Held Fourth Place for
the Past Ten Years. but II Be.
lieved that Pttsburg Has overtaken
and Passed H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
OHITI .tRl.

CAPT William u Bennett died on Tues,ay
born in Nax YORK in ,s.s and -,n". ISIS. had
been engaged IN business in tins city. In
HIS Earl, days ne Was a palo, on th- Ms.
under the British and other foreign rsg-
and lac held United States master Crrttf.
cate. since 1854 he had been senior partner
He ~as = director Of the Atlantic FruIt
COMPANY. IN. Bennett s'-sInship Company
time, nn 'I hscesnsr' The Pr"amrr K ' ,.
the Marine Society aud the Master Mariner,
stesnship as-ociation. lie was life
T-rnplsr, . Mystic shrin-r and a thirty
second degree Mason. and belonged /" he
New York rIus. IN. New York zach, 'Inh
leaves = widow. Helen Harvey BENNETT.
Dr. Norman Mcleod Garter. a graduate
Of Princeton ia the class Of W aud son
Of the Rev Ir samuel ! carter. Who has
been pastor Of tho Freshly t-risn church at
Huntington. J.. for thtIty-'wo years.
asSsrsuiosi.. Aii~r being srad"ni.I f irc !"
PRINCETON he took a course at H." .oI!ex"
81 Physici.hs and surgronss r.'"iynE h.. S
class shortly after leaving college ana
before he had bn,i' np any consid"rshI"
practice he developed tnb-rcuio-l- ~,
left immediately Tor the AdITonda'ks and
had sp~nt most 81 The last eight yvar- at
saganar Lake. The funeral Will b" held
carter was =, years old and as unmarried
Josiah u JabTiskie. Who had ,.rv''l
Ar A teacher ana principal IN the public
-chools in Manhattan for more than -INty
Years when he retired about two year,
ago sisrd OF npOps-Ny OH Tuesday night
aI the home 81 his daughter. Mrs Herbert
: WyRkoop. IS;s Fiitieth street. brookiyu.
career rs a teacher IN Public school 10 IN
West Thirteenth street when he retired
he had been principal of DID No. ~ school
In Green wiOl street Tor forty years d."
had Inasiss his home IN Mount Vernon Tor
nrarIy half century. lie was ~ On"
iIn. prpsidang Of the Board of Education
lie ~ survived Icy three sons and ~"
daughters
John appleton Burpham. the Boston
capt aiist .. died Yesterday AZ his summer
ho,ns ~ Lords iJill IN Mrnhnm. Ne had
ns.n m with pneumonia for some days
MIR Burnhams Boston horne - at 80 tOsn
monwealfh avenue. He was member Of
m. NyOYia Hunt club. the Eastern 1n"ht
t'Iub and the Fssex County club OH the
North shove and the SOi0err. Exchange ana
sr e0tolph clubs in Boston.
Edward A. Cooper. foreman OF the press
room OF TN. Brooklyn EGgfS. died yestsrda y
NJ his home 900 le xingt.n aVeBu-, IN MS
ii rfy- fifth year. lie had been ~ the en-
pioyInsnt o. the paper for forty four years
lie was civil var veiernn ana MASON
U~ l. survived by his wife. two -on- and
swO daughters.
wiIlIam carroll Of wiIlisH Carroll 4 90,
EsS Broadway manufacturers Of stIa y
goods in New York city Tor tho last bAlt
century. died 81 his summer hoIn" IN l'"ll"
Haven yesterday after a two days Illness
N heart trouble He was horn in canada
me vent Ave years ago. he leaves Idow
] . #oo. Ralph. and daughter. hrs. Henry
Rowland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
tLEN iNDR rs PORTRiIT
Presented 10 ". Buiier DuaeaB anss
t.rgrxr r. wilson of the psfisrinss club.

meeting Of the executive COMMITTEES.
Of the Pilgrims yesterday az tn. lawyer
club. r CunIiHr- Owen by command Of
Queen Alexandra presented Co " Butler
Duncan. the president 81 the society. "a
Handsomely framed portTnu Of herS.ii
and Of the late King. on which sh. had
- an,d her own nam. and thai of Edward
VII with a rne~sage from her Majesty
30 the effect that the picture was in kindly
remembrance 81 the leading part which
Mr. Duncan had taken in the welcome NJ
the late King 10 New York Just half a cen
fury ago The datsS issD and 1910 are In
-crib"d on Iha frame Mr. Cunlife- owen
Ilk.wIse presented ~ Ia" name OF Queen
Alexandra a framed and signed portrait
81 herself Ia George r Wilson. chairman
Of the executive committee ~ the Pill
grImr eho conveyed last summer To he &
Majesty the socistvs address 81 con-
dolenca on The death II Edward VII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
HAMMFRsrEiN WAITING ROOM.
All nderstusiIe< AMI Substitutes Must ma
There Al the Time Hereafter.

Oscar HaJnmerstein has decided to
i''it n stop "a one Of the several troubles
which confront him ns a comic opera
impre-ario This one trouble ia that nf
hunting for strayed UNDERSTANDS and
altsrnates at the last minute before-or
after the curtain goes up. Some of the
opera People used tn he So regular in their
hab'ts thai Mr. Hammnrstsin as well as
he directors Of the etropolitan knew
just At about what table To find any artist
AZ any given hour. but this certainty was
not sufficiently general to make a rule.
On last Saturday light. Mr.. Hammer
stein says. Georges Chadal. the r ans OF
the light oJ.era which Mr.. Hammerstein
IL now producing. had very bad throat.
The impre~ario tried TO find Robert
Maitland. Mr.. Chadal's indervtudy. but
didn't succeed. .and Chadal finally had to
so GA. Last night this notice was posted
at the Manhattan Opera House:
All artists. principals and underst'Idies
under contract with Mr. Oscar Hammerstein
temporarily out 81 the cast must report
for service one hour before the opening Of
every performance and must remain in
tn. waiting pa rloI especially set aside for
rhRt purpose until near the end Of each
performance They must bs prepared 70
participate IN he performance when "alled
MIR HamperStein said last night that
ne had refurDIshed the dressing room
for sriy Used 10y Charles Dalnores as
this waiting parlor- and had put in Il
some books and magazines and a Bible,
Vie added that he was going to enforce
the same r,Iiv IN his London mouse ~ soon
a. that newest nf Hammer~tsin in@iltu-
tons Ol..n-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
NEWS or FLAWS AND PL,,ERs
Mrs. Patrick Campbell Engaged TO Play
The Foolish virgin Herc.

Mrs. Patrici Campbell. the English
actress. was engaged yCharles Frohman
through the exchange OF cablegrams yes
t@rday to come To America and play IN"
par u the wife in The Foolish Virgin :
She sailed from Liverpool yesterday on
IN. steamship Adriatic, She will begin
rehearsals for her new part Immediately
upon her arrival in New York. The
Foolish Virgin" will have its first pre-
sen,ation on Monday. December 5.
Grace George has new play 10y GsraI-
dine = me. entitled Sauce for the
Goose " A Brady was DESTROYS II
having iss Georg. a. the opening AT
traction 81 the Playhouse his new thcat re-
IN Forty-eighrh street. and decided ~
present her a. Lady T.d-is IN revival 81
The school for scandal IN which she
appeared nj the New Theatre last spring
He will Use the new play instead
Thomas Jefferson will entertain well
known 1heosophisis Tomorrow evening
at the Biiou Theatre with his perform
ance Of The Other Fellow He has
decided to invite those who are fully
capable OF Judging whether the creed II
theosophy IN being unfairly saiirized. In
The Other Fellow the two principal
characters are pvt under the infiucnc.
Of Hindu psychic. who sends their souls
through space and in bringing them back
the souls enter the wrong bodies.