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COURT TAKES TIME
TO SOLVE PUZZLE
OF POST WEDDING
Justice Platzek Wants to Look
Further Into Mrs. Posts
Former Marriages.

Augustus T. Posts bewilderment when
ne found himself in Inc Canadian wilds
after his recent thrilling experience in
a balloon is as nothing with
the confusion into which his matri-
monial ENHANCEMENT has plunged the
judicial mind Of supreme Court Justice
Platzek.
"hether Post is entitled to an snnul-
ment or his marriage with Mrs. Emma
- fost' twenty years his senior, on the
ground that she had two previous hus-
bands from whom she had never been
legally freed, Is the puzzllng question
and Justice Platzek to-day adjourned
the case until Jan. : to look into the
legal status OF il.
Mrs. Post does not deny her previous
marriages. She went on the witness
stand yesterday afternoon and told ali
about them. She declared Post wa,
fully Informed OF them before he mar
ried LEY, and that he was contented
until ten years after their marriage,
when he tired OF her.
Justice Platzek is confronted with this
problem: Wa Mrs. Post legally di-
vorced from judge John :. Keaghey OF
Texas. her first husband. when she
married Post? II so. was she not the
wife Of Daniel Holiday, son OF "a former
Governor of Virginia. her second nus
band, when she we'd Post? Holiday
got his marriage annullcd on the ground
thai the Texas divorce was void. Then
the courts held the Texas divorce was
good. Mrs. Post claims that this left
ter free to wed, as she was divorced
from Judge Keaghey n her marriage
to Holiday had been annulled.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
THREE SHOT IN MINE RIOT.
Clash with Deputies
Guarding COIliery.

WEST NEWTON, Pa, Dec. eo.-Three
miners were shot in a riot at Osborn
mine. near here, early to-day. There
WAS a strike on at the mine and dnputy
Sheriffs We're guarding the property
WHOM the rot occurred. Joseph ROfack
is at the McNeespNrt Hospital with aerl-
unds in his left side and a bullet
hole m his LEFT arm. Tie other wounded
Were taken to their homes after the
fight.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
CONTEMPT CHARGE FAILS
IN THIRD DEGREE" CASE.
Court Sides With New York Federal
Official Probing Sugar Frauds
in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 2o.-Judge
Court, to-day dismissed the contempt
Foster, i'm the United States Circuit
proceedings against Francis w Bird
Of New York, special Assistant United
States Attorney, n Frank l." Gar
barlro, special agent % the Depart
ment Of Justice. who We're charged
with administering the third degree
to witnesses summoned before the spe-
cial Grand Jury which Ia investigating
alleged frauds in sugar importations at
this port.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
FEARED BURIAL ALIVE.
Precautions to Prevent u Founa
In Lyman Denison's VIII,

Tho will or Lyman Denison of No. 81
East Seventy-eighth street. filed in the
S~urrogate's office yesterday. shows that
he feared the possibility OF being
buried alive. as he requested that his
body be cremated as soon after his
decease as possible, but said that II,
IN tho Judgment OF his family. acting
On the advice OF a competent physlcia n
the process OF embalming would surely
destroy an life that might possibly IN,
I'm his body they might ADOPT that
method OF making sure Of his death.
Mr.. Denison. who died on Dec. l,,
left an annuity of 5000 a year to his
brother. Egbert y, Denison, of the
Hotel Avon, and the balance OF his
$4,000 estate 10 his widow.
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COURT BLOCKS BUSINESS
OF TEMPLE IRON COMPANY,
Permanent Injunction Against Read.
ing Subsidiary Concern
Declared Illegal.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2O-Follon
ing It's decision That the Temple Iron
Company, controlled by the ReadInu
and other anthracite railroads. is an
Illegal combination In restraint OF
trade, the United States Circuit Court
here to-day Issued a decree perma.
nently enJoining the corporation from
doing business.
The evening world., 1910-12-20

ANN AlsBDi;. Mica, Dec. 2O.-J. +.
MORAN has presented tho University Of
Michigan with n set OF four books. pro.
auctions pf old wood cuts ana maau.
scripts especially valuable because oi
me lew coples eNtant. Not long ago IN,
University presented Mr.. Morgan with 4
fac-simile OF the famous Kreer Bib.
manuscript.
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Orphan Is Left "a Fortune.

ATLANTA. Dec. 2O.-Miss Alma stan
ley. an orphan II a teacher IN the pub
lie schools Of this city. became the pos
SCISSOR to-day % $4,000 By the terms Of
the win % Mr., Josephine Abbott, her
great aunt Mrs, Abbott lo't an estate
worth sTO,cOo OF tn's amount hcr hu4-
col r. f. Abbott. rnaeiycd 5000.
The evening world., 1910-12-20

MONTGOMERY. No, Dec. 20-J, II.
gill OF Portland, Galloway County.
shooed a drove OF t5 turkeys to the
got 81, 400 for them.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
to Reduce
Tax on Incomes

There, a simple method Of avoiding
the tax on one, lncOme-at least TO cut
it down to IN inilnltcsimal figure.
Advertisements printed in 'hc. Morn
ing World ore gwen a c~ircIlai ion 100000
greater than .obtainablc through any
other Morning newspaper In the United
StainS-
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This Makes
World Advertising Pay.
1t Increases Advertising Results!
1t Minimi1es Advertising Expense

II is easy TO SEQ, therefore, that World
advertising decrease, III" tax on--or
cost Of ones income 10 the lowest
degree.
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Roosevelt's Bust Comp e,ed.

Washington. March IA marble
bust ot Theodore Roosevelt. former
president has reached Washington
Cor installation I'm niche in the
senate chamber The presenting of
the buet in this place will uoCessi'
tate the removal to one of the emp
~ inches IN the corridors cf for.
mcr and longer forgotten vice pres.
idvnt. rs Was done when that Of for
mcr Vice President Fairbanks was
received year ago The Roosevelt
bus, is the work of James Frazer
I N0A York ANA shows the subject
in Icpusc, representing him In a dig.
niuDi mo 4. Col Roosevelt chose
uis drim from number showing
him In the more strenuous poses
rumi i,r To the American public
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Frand Gould Weds.

New York, March 9-Frieuds of
Frank Gould have received within the
last few days information OF such n
nature az to cause them to load the
Atlantic cables with messages con.
wAtu'ltiu, him ON his reported mar.
rias, to Edith Kelly. an actress. -
whom he has been attentive for some
time, says the World this morning
she is NOW In Paris. having reached
,hcrc "a, The time Mr. Gould did, about
li', months ago.
Mr. Goulds most intimate friends
give the story of tho marriage cr''
once and Mrs Edward Kelly. his form
cr mothcr.u.law, is quoted as having
told some OF her friends she had ev.
,.y reason TO believe II.
TIL, iormcr Mrs Frank Gould htl
no personal information on the sub
Icc'. but sho expressed herself as no,
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RAILROADS HOPEFUL
OF AvERT|NG STRIKE
DETERMINED EFFORT WILL BE
MADE BY RAILROAD OFFICIALS
TO ARBITRATE QUESTION.

Chicago, March lO.-Tho $4,000 or
more firemon OF the 10000 miles oi
railroads. west. northwest and eouth
west Of Chicago. who by a vote au-
thorized their national officers to
call strike II the railroads refused
tu grant wage concessions. will re
ceiyc their answer from the rail
roads tomorrow.
At that time the general managers
OF the railroads will formally notify
President W. s. Carter of tho Broth
rrhuod of Locomotive Firemon and
tnginemen Just what their position
Is in regard ~ the demands. II may
bc several days later before the
union officials and the railroad man
ayers again meet Ia determine what
shall he done.
This arrangcmcnt followed con
lorenzo today by Mr.. Carter and the
riremcns delegation with the rail
road managers committee, of which
". G. Nixon. general manager ot
4hc ST. Louis & San Francisco rail-
rNad. liz chairman. Managers of the
western roads were present. The
rjrcmcn presented their vote show
ing that Sc per cent Of their mem
ecrsmp were against accepting an
uprccmcnt for improved conditions
without increased wages. The rail
roads were told that the vote author.
'zcd strike. should the union of
ticials decide upon II, II was also
stated that the railroads would make
their rcpN iu writing tomorrow.
Confidence was expressed ON botn
sides that strike would be avcrtcd
and arbitration he rosOrtod to.
\ prominent railroad official said
,ouieht that Il WAS unlikely that
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WALL STREET LEARNS MORGAN
WILL NOT STOP AT MAKING
MOTOR CARS.
HAS EYE FOR THE FUTURE
His Plans for a Consolidation Of Au.
tomohile Plants Include a Capital
zation OF About $50 Million Dol.
lars.

New York, March lO-Thc pur.
chase ny J. T. Morgan x Co. of the
plant, good will and business of the
T. VI. r. Automobile Company of
D,tr,it for s6,0OOO0O forcshadows. 1t
Is believed in wall street. "A gigan.
tic combination In the motor car
manufacturing business with II CAPT
.alization of between 5000 100000 and
$500, 100000 The plan to unite prin.
cipal motor ear concerns under one
management. sell immense quantities
% stocl, to the public. and cut down
expenses by concentration in opera.
ton was born months ago.
Wall street was of the opinion to-
day that the Morgan plans would
not only contemplate the contrl of
the motor car industry. but also the
manufacture" of aoroplancs. Some of
the new plants. It Is believed, will
/ De- used FOR making airships As Mr.
Morgan is already largely interested
/ ia the Wright acroplanc, this thco-
/ ry seems quite plausible, to financial
! experts. who know Morgan never
goes into anything on a small scale.
1t is further believed that while
abroad MIR Morgan will buy up some
of the motor car manufactures. The
Morgan scheme. Wal Street hears,
contcmp'atos buying in All the lead.
ing factories turning out motor cars
and motor car parts and merging
them in one big company with a
large capitalization. The f. VI. +
concern which Was bought yester
day for sN million dollars, Is TO bI
capitalized by the Morgan interests
a. twenty million dollars. Each stock
holder Of the T.. W. +. Company go
thirty-two dollars for each dollar pm
in two years ago
Tie Il. NJ. +. factory of Detroit
b is one Of the largest IN the coun
z try Recently an agreement bctWecI
tAo r. NJ r. Company and the STU
debakcr Company. which has an i'm
mcnsc IN tor ear plant at Soutl
: Bend, Ind. was broken. it was charp
I'd 10y the Il. NJ. r. people.
Morgou already controls the init
cd States Automobile Company o
Tarrytown. y. Y, the Maxwell-Brisc
Motor Car Company, the Columbi
4 Motor car Company of Hartford
p Conn, and the Brush Runabout Com
{ pany OF Detroit
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BILE A. T. West. Judge of the District
Court OF Johnston County. Oklahoma.
made on the 18th day OF January.
1910. will on the 18th day OF March
1910. sell at private sale for cash In
hand, subject to the approval OF the
Court, allo the Is OF the aEsnk
Of the Chickasaw Nation remaining In
my hands as the Receiver OF said
Bank.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF the Clerk of the District
Court OF Johnston County at Tisho-
mingo. or at Potter & Potter's office
in Ardmore. Oklahoma, or by the un.
dersigned at Ardmore. Oklahoma, at
any time on or before the 18th day
Of March, 1910.
The assets consist OF judgments.
small claims and equities in collateral
held by the different Banks as per
list filed In the case OF Samuel A.
Fiske vs. The Bank OF the Chickasaw
Nation pending in the District Court
OF Johnston County, at Tishomingo.
II. T.. FOSTER,
Receiver OF The Bank OF the Chicka.
saw Nation. 4t-m.l6
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You Are Gong to Clean Up, or Course
Here's Howl

The free wagons will run all the
week, from Monday. March u. to Sat.
urday. March 2G
Get your stun ready by Monday
morning.
Pile all old stove pipe iron. etc.,
Ia one pile convenient to street
Place all old tin cans, bones. brick
bats. etc in boxes, barre.s or sacks
and place convenient to street.
II you don't do this-wagons viii
not take them.
Don't dump anything in any street
or allcy--noyor, Burn your tree
trimmings and brush.
Clean the dirt, grass, etc, OF your
/ sidewalk.
Never throw slop, docayed fruit,
vegetables. parings or other filth in
the streets or alleys. At any time.
J II the tree wagons overlook you
drop card to me, giving name cor.
rect street address and 80 state, not
! th'fl llNH IllhhN lilolHlHS
After March 9Sth, II your premises
are not cloan, yod viii be fined.
Premises -m, ans yards. gardens
stables sheds. side walks. street and
alleys around same.
You are responsible for half the
street or alley next to your premises
II you are only tenant. you arc
just as responsible as II the owner.
Owners or agents are responsible
for all vacant property just the sam,
as II occupied.
Mr.. Agont. You should inspect al
vacant property in your charge.
WE ARE GOING TO CLEAN up
THIS Is THE LAST CALL.
W. II. BURNGTT.
Com ). 4. " T. u
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Notice Of sheriff's Sale Foreclosure

State of Oklahoma, Carter county,
In the District Court.
Mrs. l.. c. Leisure, plaintiff VS.. Ms.
Lee McClurg and Lee McClurg. de
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given that In put.
suance of an order OF sale issued uut
OF the district court OF Carter coun-
ty on the 23rd day OF February, 1910,
in an ac'ion wherein Mrs. l.. c. Le.
Sure plaintiff. and Mrs. Lee McClufg
and Lee McClurg. defendants, directed
to me the undersigned sheriff of Carter
county, commanding me to levy upon,
appraisc and sell the following dc.
scribed property: One lot $50 IT. ~
lGJ II. in the northeast corner of
block 523 In the city OF Ardmor2,
Oklahoma, Carter county, according
to the official plat of said city, TO
satisfy judgment and decree of fore.
closure in favor OF said plaintiff and
against said defendants obtained an /
made in said court on the ll'h day
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Bids Called For.

Sealed bids will be received y!
the Commissioner of Streets, Alleys
and Public Property, until II O'Clock
neon. Saturday, March 10Th, 1910
for the construction of all walks
not at present butt on Eighth Ave
nue., Northwest. in the City of Ard
more, as per Resolution passed No
vember 3rd, 1909. This District
comprises both sides of Sth Avenue
from Hargrove Street TO ID Street
Northwest.
A certified check for $500. made
in the name of w. r. Burnitt, Com
missioner, must accompany the bid
for this street as guarantee the:
the successful bidder viii execute
the contract and furnish satisfac
tory bond for the faithful perform
ance OF the work according TO con
tract.
The said certified checks will be
returned to all unsuccessful bi3i.g:
and to the successful bidder upor
the furnishing of the proper bond a:
above specified.
Specifications may be obtained a
| the Office of the City Engineer.
w. II. BURNITT.
Commissioner o, Streets. Alleys an;
Public property. 7-6t
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OF February 1910. for the sum OF
$4,000 and cost $500, with interest
thereon at per cent from the 26th
day OF June 1906. and cost accruing
| will on the 25th day of March
1910 at the hour OF ten o'clock n. m =.
OF said day. at the front Of the court
house in the city OF Ardmore. In the
said county and state, offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the said property above de-
scribcd or that much as will satisfy
said Judgment. both interest and cost.
Witness my hand this the 23rd day
OF February 1910.
J. III. AKERS.
Sherifi OF Carter County.
CHAMPION & CHAMPION.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2i3-l017-2i.
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surprised. since she had known tha;
Miss Ke ly who. curiousy enough,
bears her maidon name. although not
related to her. hal captivated her foi-
mcr husband. whom she divorced last
year
ho report of the marriage is being
made the basis of an effort on the
part OF Mrs. Gould to have the divorce
decree changed so as to give herself
sole custody of her two little chill
drcn
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Order for Hearing Petition TO Sell
Real Estate.

state of Oklahoma. Carter county, in
county court.
In the matter of the estate OF Clan.
die Roberts. Murdie Roberts ana
Marce Roberts. minors.
Now, on this Bird day of March, 1910,
having filed herein his petition for
the sale of the real estate described
in said petition. for reasons In said
petitions stated.
It is ordered, that said petition be
and Is hereby set for hearing on the
9th day OF April. A. d.. 1910. at 10
O'Clock. a. m, at which time all per.
sons Interested in said estate are re-
quired to appear and show cause, II
any they have, why an order should
not be granted for the sale OF the real
estate OF said Claudio Roberts, Murdie
Roberts and Maree Roberts. az Is nee
essary for the reasons in said petition
stated.
II Is further ordered. that copy
of this order he published for four
successive weeks In the Daily Ard
moreitc. of Ardmore. Carter county,
Oklahoma
|. II. MASON.
! County Judge
/ CHAMPION 4 CHAMPION. Attys.
4-11-1s-251
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Compulsory School Law Enforced
Notice

Snydcr's Statute OF the State OF
Ok k'ahoma. Page 1861, Section S220.
requires that all boards of education
in the state of oklahoma demand
that all children, white and black.
attend school at least three months
~ each scholastic year said Chi
drcn must be between the ages OF
$ last birthday and l6 next birth
day.
Now, therefore. the Board Of Ed.
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the railroads would grant the wage
demands.
III all the demands of the flromcn
we're granted the wakes would have
70 be- increased 22i2 per cent" he
said This Is "A greater increase
than the railroads can afford 10 pay.
Moreover. II would nccelsitatc a
similar incTons, for all other en-.
ploycs. Such AN increase ON the
Chicago. Burlington n Quincy alone
would mean an additional expense (
$i.0OO0OO annually. II all the rail.
roads cf the country entered into
any such An increase they would
have a deficit of over I per cent
year. Vt present almost hali o'
B the .ailroad gross receipts goes out
for labor. and to increase that cN
| pou.c by such an am uni ~ Is ask
cI for 10y the fircmrn would bank
rupt us,
These facts will be- impressed M
on the firrmcn and We don't bclicr,
a strike will be called. We even hop,
To scttl" the dispute ourselves with
| ont the aid of arbitration. Tomorrow
the managers viii determine wha
answer to make TO the report o
,hc so-rallrd strike vote and a Join
meeting OF employers and cmployr,
will Ice ca led later"
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Chambcriain's stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe. sure and reliable.
and have been restored TO health
through their gentle aid and cura.
tive properties Sold by all dealers.
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Bids Called FOR.

Sealed bids vii be- received 10y the
Commissioner of Streets. Alleys 8n1
Public Property until l2 O'Clock nooa,
March 10Th. 1910. for the construction
Of all sidewalks not at present built
on Second Avenue, y. W. and y. T.,
from \ Street y. r. to X Street y W.
\ certified check made in the name
OF W. H. Burnitt. Commissioner, mist
accompany each bid for this construc-
tion as a guarantee that the success
ful bidder will execute the contra It
and furnish satisfactory bond for
the faithful performance of the work
according to the contract.
The said certified check will be re-
turned to the unsuccessful bidders
and to the successful bidder upon tho
furnishing of the satisfactory bond -
above stated.
Specifications may be obtained IT
/ tho office of the city engineer.
W. X. BURNITT,
/ Commissioner of Streets. Alleys and
Public Property. 7llt
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ucation Of the City of Ardmore. Ok
lahoma. in due session assembled,
hereby orders and commands the
patrons Of Ardmore city schools to
obey said law. upon severe penalty
as contained in said law. The igno
rance OF the law excuses no one.
The three months set apart for the
execution OF this law begins Monday.
March II. and ending Friday. June
3. 1910.
G. n. BRUCE,
secretary and Clerk.
Zone by order Of The board 9it
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Don't do anything until you sec
me. BUDD.
sc
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Don't do anything until you sec
me. BUDD.
&C
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Notice OF sale.

Notice OF sale.
Notice is hereby given that In COM
pliance with the order OF the Honora.
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Zone by order Of The board Cat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-03-24
Frank Jewell the Human Fly.

The Sioux City Tribune recently pub
lished an account of daring feat by
Frank Jewell who travels around to
the big cities and climbs to the tops of
the flag poles on the top of the highest
buildings. The Tribune says:
Jewell has perhaps been higher in
the world, more times than any man in
the United States, not barring the
Wright brothers. Before he went into
the human fly business he was an
aeronaut and made balloon ascensions
and parachute jumps all over the
country.
Among the high buildings he has
climbed are the Singer building A stor-
les high in New York where he was S24
feet above the ground; the New Radison
hotel in Minneapolis 264 feet in the sky
and the Ryan hotel in st. Paul when he
was on a staff IA stories above ground.
'Of his sensations, he says he has
none, except that the day is hot or cold
He looks down upon the pigmy people
OF the earth without the slightest ner
vousness. Some times when on the
highest poles he performs acrobatic
stunts just to scare the people below.
Only once has he met with an accident
and that was when he was working on
a smoke stack and was over come with
gas
Frank Jewell, the wonderful climber,
is son of Dr. and Mrs. J. v. Jewell of
Hawarden, Iowa, and a, grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jewell of Linden.