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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08

The man under arrest is Pres Mo-.
gan. Who has been arrested on n
number of charges recently Mr.
Akers was assisted in the scar n
by Deputy Fred Williams. The sher.
IN deserves credit for this piece %
work as he has worked hard on thr
case.
The owners OF the horses had of.
fered a reward of fifty dollars for
the arrest of the thief and return
OF the horses. but Mr. Akers wouiG
not accept the reward, saying tina,
he considered his time belonged TO
the people and that he was only do
ing his duty in the case. One thing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
BAND PROSPECTS
LOOKING GOOD
COMMERCIAL CLUB PROMISES TO
GET BEHIND THE MOVEMENT
FOR A GOOD BAND.

Prospects for the best band in the
state are good for Ardmore The
band boys addressed communica.
tion TO the Commercial Club and bus
mess men in Fridays paper and
Secretary Mccoy makes reply this
m rning. The promise OF the club
seems to be- all the band could eX-
pcct and meeting will probably
d, held a. once to reorganiZe the
Ardmorc concert band Ardmore
Rith no boast has the best musiciaus
In the state, or mcst probably ~
the southwest The Lowenstein boys
have devoted all their time to mu
sic, they have had the best adyan.
tages and those advantages combined
with their gift for music have made
them polished musicians and they
are supported by others who have
made music profession. The letter
from Secretary Mccoy follows:
Ardmore, Ohit, May :
The directions and secretary OF the
Commercial club are heartily In
fav,r OF this move and str-asIy
urge such an organization. We prom.
Use the help OF the Commercial Clr3
IL raising the necessary funds from
the members OF the club and others
by subscription and the secretary
and assistant will cheerfully circp.
late the subscription list
Yours very truly.
y II. Mccoy,
Secretary Ardmore Commercial Clue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
CANDIDATES BUSY
FILE WITH BOARD
NAMES APPEAR ON TICKET IN OR.
DER OF FIliNo-sEcRETAR
meoILL REFUSES THg MONEY.

The office Of Hugh McGill. secre-
tary OF the county election board.
has been transferred into democratic
headquarters. Although McGill is q
staunch republican OF the stand.pat
order. he does not seem TO work. over
the visits OF the democrats and every
fellow who comes offers to pay him
money and the troublesome part OF
the whole business Is that he cannot
accept one penny o' pay. As secre
tary Of the election board the caudl.
dates are filing their names with Mr.
McGill. TO have them placed on the
county election ticket for the state
primary election to be held In Aug
ust. SO far no candidates except
democrats have filed. Each candi-
date has until thirty days prior to
the election 20 file his name and no.
only the day. but the hour of the fiji
irg is being kept by the secretary.
Whether the names come IN alpha.
betical order or by the time they arc
fled the secretary does not know
and he Is keeping his books In a man.
ner so that 70 trouble can arise. The
candidates are rushing in for the reas-
on that their names will appear on
| the ticket in the order filei and the
I first rame on the ticket has some
advantage Candidates for state of.
/ fices must file forty days prior To the
/ time of the primary and all candidates
are required 10 file the name OF the
/ person or persons. If any. who are
authorized to make any expenditure S
of money in the interest of their can.
didacy and when the election is over
each one is required to file state
ment of their expenses. The expens.
es OF each candidate is limited TO a
certain sum
Those who have filed as caniidatcs
are NJ. +. Winfrey. for county judge
=. Il. Mason. for county judge: ). ;.
! Tolson. for recorder: $. VI. Parker.
for district clerk: T. X. Thompson. for
/ county weigher; Geo. w. Coffman, for
superintendent George Paschal. for
/ constable OF Berwyn Township: Jas.
! II. Mathers. for county attorney: Hugh
I c, Jones. for district clerk: II. II.
/ Huckaby. for justice of the peace for
Morgan Township: viii Kirby. for
/ trustee OF Morgan Township: VIM.
Kirkpatrick. for commissioner of dis.
trict No. 2;Fred Haynie for district
I clerk; J. r. Taylor. for district CLERK
/ O. X Darden. for commissioner FROM
J trict No. 3. Robt. F. Scivally. for
commissioner from district No. l.
Dick Iiignisht. for sheriff: d. VI.
Rumph. for county treasurer; B. w.
Duke. for courty clerk; +. X West,
for justice Of the peace Tor Ardmorc
/ Township.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Raid by Police.

Chief Garrett and Policeman
stroud ald Mccoy made a raid on
West Main street Friday afternoon.
Three arrests were made. Billie vii.
son. John Stump and Fred Horne
we're placed under bond for their ap.
pearance in muni,ipal court Monday
place seventeen bottles of beer and
nine pints OF whisky were found
and IN Mr.. Horns place of busines-
an entire cask with only one lone
s-mc bottle missing was found. The
charge against them Is unlawful
poss, ssiOn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Carter County Boy.

Carter county people are always
delighted with reports of success
from the graduates OF its schools,
and ID. W. Son. a member of the
Milburn school board who was her,
yesterday. has many good words
to say for Prof. Tucker. graduate
OF the Ardmore schools who is su.
pcrintcrdent of the Milburn schools.
Mr.. Sen and the other members OF
the board have offered Prof. Tucker
a salary of one thousand dollars to
remain there another year and he
says he is the finest teacher their
town has ever had.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08

that number of people do not cor
slider and probably many do no;
know. is the fact that the county
does not pay the sheriffs expenses
when he is out after criminals. and
an officer must use caution lest
he spend as much in his work as
his salary amounts to. But Carter
county officers have never failed to
do their full duty in cases of this
kind and have always looked after
the work regardless OF the expenses
incurred. and the credit for their
good work should be given them. as
il is deserved
Ardmoreite want ads bring results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Too Much Beer.

Chief Of Police Buck Garrett and
Policeman Stroud searched the res.
idence OF Nell Wilkerson on First
avenue. southeast. yesterday af-
terno1n and confiscated two bar
rcls. of beer. The officers. both
o. the county and city. are
making a fight TO prevent the sal
of int yicants in the city and II
is not for a very long period OF
time that any joint run, undisturbed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
STOLEN HORSES
ARE RECOVERED
PRES MORGAN PLACED IN JAIL
CHARGED WITH THEFT-sHER
iFF WON'T ACCEPT REWARD.

In less than week after the
crime was committed. the party who
is charged with the theft of the
horses here on last SUNDAY from NJ
Duston and Mr. Small has been
arrested and the horses returned to
the owners. As soon as the theft
Of the horses was discovered the
officers were notified and the sher.
IFS force ard the police force have
been AZ work on the case. Sheriff
Akors telophoned TO all his deputies
In the county and also notified the
officers In adjoining counties tha,
the horses had been stolen and was
also al work on the case himself.
For few days no trace of the
thieves was found or at least 10
information was given out from ,he
sheriffs office, and some few thought
that the thieves had made good their
escape, and thought that Mr.. Akers
should be out securing the coul'
try. But the sheriff thought il be;
ter to bag the game by cautious
steps than 10 attempt to go through
Oh racer and was quietly working
on the case. with the result that
the horses were found near Cornish
or Friday night. and the man who Is
charged with the theft was brought
here yesterday and placed in ja'l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Gains Promotion.

Victor Williams. who has been
with the Jacob Dold Packing Co.
Of this city Tor the past few years
a. travelling salesman has been Civ.
IN the territ ~ on the Santa Fe
road from Norman 10 Sulphur. This
d, considered by packers a, the
best territory In this section and
the salesman who secures that
route is considered fortunate The
change fr Mr.. Williams IS IN the
nature OF a promotion and Is well
deserved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08

the patient has money. there is no
room for him-he can purchase what
De needs. but in case. where con
sumptives are penniless the doors
are open to them and everything
is done to effect their cure and to
provide for their comfort Miss Da-
y'ds was we'll treated while In
this city and was given a generous
sum by the Hebrews to suppor,
the home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Licensed 10 Wed.

Marriage liccne as have been grant.
ed TO Bee Harp and Miss Ella Me
Pm, bridge OF Ardmorc; George Barr
OF Boswell and Miss Ethel Gosse,t
90 Gainesville. Claude Grisham OF
Graham and Miss Myrtle Lyle Il
Fox; b. ;. Fl. Il and Miss Eunice
Graham OF Mill Creek
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Jewish Hospital.

One Ct the interesting visitors To
Nrdmore this week was Miss Sippie
Davidson ol Denver. Colo. Miss Da.
wilson is field secretary of the Ma.
tional jewish Hospital for Coasump.
tiycs, lrcatcd In Denver This hos.
ptal Is one of the greatest insti.
tutions in America Il is well con.
Quoted, It is non.sectarian, It affords
the very best advantages and If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
ttfaifa Crop.

RoDt r Scivally. who was in the
city yesterday from Springer. has
a good crop report q make from his
section of the county Alfalfa which
he so~ed last spring Is now being
cut and is making So bales to the
acr" and is " rth about s2l 70 the
acre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Hunting OIL.

J. T. McCarty says oil and g9s
can now be- Smellcd al Lone Grove.
That town has taken about $1,000
worth of the Poland Gas aud Ol.
company stock and have secured
2.i0o acres in leases. The drilling
outfit win be- taken to Lone Grove
next Tuesday amid place will be
located for test Well to be sunk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Wears Medal.

Willard Bleakmorc is the proud
est fisherman in the city. He caught.
Friday night at the Chickasaw Lake,
the biggest bass OF the season. and
took the gold medal from DR.. Alb.
ernethy. who has carried it for
some time. The bass weighed more
than five pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Restrslnira Order.

District JUICE Russell granted
restraining order Friday 20 prevent
he Ardmore National Bank from pro-.
ceeding further with the sale of some
real estate which was levied upon
as the property Of W r Roberts and
which John Yell alleges he purchased
two years ago. but had failed 70 have
his deeds recorded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Visits e Edmund.

Rev. Leslie Lee Sanders left here
Last night for Edmond. lie will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the First Baptist
church in that city today at the
non hour and at night will preach IN
the auditorium of the state normal
school located there. HE pulpit al
the broadway Baptist church will be
occupied today by Rev lIultsman
missionary for this association
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
E Editor-Candidate.

John Fields. newspaper man and
candidate ON the republican ticket
for governor will be- in this city
Tuesday evening He will arrive
here With the Oklahoma Boosters
and desires 20 meet ~ many of the
Ardmorc people as possible. Mr.
Fields Is editor of an agricultural
iuual and has nice acquaintance
over the state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
De emocrats Meet.

The Ardmcre Democratic club will
meet next Wednesday night in spe-
cial session. \ full attendance is
desired as some interesting matters
uington and Secretary Hannah have
surprise IN store for those who
attend they say. and some good
speoch-mdking is to be expected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Married Yesterday.

George Barr. a well known con.
tractor OF Boswell and Miss Ethel
GOssett + Gainesville were married
here vest rday. the ceremony being
conducted by Judge I r. Mason
The couple are spending few days
here and are guests al the Adricn
Hotel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Crops Good.

w J. Brown. candidate tor public
wcighcr. was in the city yesterday
from his farm in the western pog.
ton of the county He reports that
crops look vel and the people are
ia fine spirites
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08
Street Stories


The Methodist ladies' who presided
az a benefit az the Ringer drug store
Friday afternoon are pleased with the
and express appreciation FOR the cour-
tesies shown by The new drug com.
pany
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-08

Ardmoreite want ads bring results
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
SOUTHERN GOLFER
IS 1910 CHAMPION
Miss Margaret Morris Wins FL
nails in Women'S Tourney at
Del Monte

DEL MONTE, Aug. 25.-Miss Mar
garet Morris, formerly of Evanston,
ILL.,, now a resident of Southern Califor-
mia, defeated Mrs. George NJ. Field of
the Claremont Country club in the final
round this morning, and captured the
Del Monte womens golf championship
for 1910. Miss Morris will receive the
championship trophy and have her
name engraved on the championship
shield, while Mrs. Field captures the
trophy for runner up. The match was
very close and interesting. The strokes
follow:
Out
Mrs. G. Field. 6 s 7 A 6 3-52
Miss Morris .........7 5 4 6 7 5-52
Mrs. G. Field. d........5 A. 3 5 5 4-44
Miss Morris .........6 iii
Miss T. A. McNeary and Mrs. Charles
w Clark had a keen match for the Del
Monte cup Miss McNeary winning, l
up, on twenty holes. Miss McNeary
captures the Del Monte cup for women
and Miss Clark takes the trophy for
the runner up.
In the third fight Miss Ethel NJ
Crocker, playing on even terms with
Miss Vera Havemeyer, beat her, up
and to go.
In the fourth flight Miss Lee Girvin
of the Menlo Golf club, playing even
with Mrs. A. r. Rule of the Preside,
Monterey beat her at the fifteenth hole,
up, to go.
Sixteen men took part in a driving
competition this morning, each driving
three balls into the fair green on the
eleventh hole, which had been marked
out in triangulars, balls driven into the
center rectangles counting 2, or 4
points, according to distance, and into
rectangles on right or left counting 1,
. or points, according to distance.
Chaplin Tubbs won with II points, H.
Warner Sherwood being second with 6
points.
Fourteen men took part in an ap-
proach-putting contest in which each
competitor holed out three balls on
from a distance of 125 yards; another
over a bunker from a distance of 50
yards, and a third from a distance of
about 30 yards. Campbell Drummond
White won with 3, 2, total, 6 strokes
making a 30-yard putt with his third
ball C. e. Maud's score was 2. 3, 2
total 7. H. Warner Sherwood made B.
2, 2-total, z.
In the afternoon thirty-six couples
took part in handicap mixed foursomes,
five couples playing from scratch and
the rest receiving handicaps varying
from 4 to IS strokes. The play was
over IS holes, medal score. Miss Lillian
Goss and Percy w. Selby, who made
95 gross, less IS, net n, were the Win
ners. Miss E. HaVemeyer and Chapln
Tubbs were close up with Is gross and
net. Miss Isabel Mclaughlin and
Frank Kales returned Sc, less 8, net rs.
The net score of Miss Jennie Crocker
and c. Templeton Crocker was also 7S.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
MINOR HEIR SETS
NEW PACING MARK
NegotiateS Distance in Even Two
Minutes in Race Against
HedgeWood Boy
DRIVER PRAISES THE ANIMAL
Considers Effort Better Than
That of Dan Patch Breeder
Sees the Race
DRIVER PRAISES THE ANIMAL

GALESBURG, ILL.,. Aug. 26.-A new
worlds pacing record in a race of 200
was set today by Minor Heir in a
special race at the Great Western cir
cult harness meet. A brisk breeze was
blowing and the weather was unsea-
sonably cool.
NJ. L. Hersey of Minneapolis drove
Minor Heir to victory against Hedge
wood Boy. The fastest quarter of the
race was covered in 20 seconds.
The previous record of 2;001a was
held jointly by Minor Heir and Star
Pointer. Hersey drove Dan Patch
when that animal went a mile against
time in 1855, but he said today's drive
was the greatest that he ever made,
everything considered. He asserted
the wind made the track two seconds
slow and that the. temperature was too
low for the best work.
j. b. Ewing of Rosevllle, ILL.,, breeder
of Minor Heir, a bay horse by Heir
at-Law. saw todays race. Ewing sold
the record breaker about two years ago
for less than $4,000. AS a 2-year-ol old
Minor Heir soon made a phenomenal
record. He was purchased a year ago
last fall for $4,000 from p. G. Isaacs
of Johnstown, Pa, by NJ. w. Savage
of Minneapolis.
In addition to the special race be-
tween AllOT Heir anu E1euSGWOOu DOS
a good card of regular trots and PAGES
was presented. Summary:
2:1O pace, $1000-W. A. won, Auc-
tioneer second, Joe Brown third. Best
time 2:07A.
2:14 trot, $1O00-Thobbie B. McGregor
won, Westale second, Empire Queen
third. Best time 2:10%.
Special trot, $300-Bedella B. won.
Alice Redlay second, Rebel Baron
third. Best time 2:1SA.
SPECIALIZATION Heir, b. h., by Heir
at-Law (Hershey) won, Hedgewood
Boy second. Time :31, 1:00%, 1;29%,
200.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
COACHES PREPARE
FOR FALL SEASON
Conference Colleges of Southern
California Deep in Mysteries
of New Rules
GOOD MATERIAL IN SIGHT
Hopes of the Coaches Lie in New
GIadiatorS from the
SagebruSh
GOOD MATERIAL IN SIGHT

With the gradual absorption of the
rev football code into the brains Of
the local srldiron heroes and their
coaches comes the who's who" for
1910 in the Southern California pigskin
chasing and already the student bodies
of the various schools interested are
figuring and pondering on diverse
schemes to attract the bunting in the
direction of their alma mater.
Pomona, as usual, is saving wood
and preserving her usual silence. New
ertheless dame rumor has been busy
and is promising squad Of new blood
arising from the saRebrush to do bat
tie for the Blue and White and the
gladiators are waxing strong in daily
jaunts around the hills. Training ta-
BILE has already been started for the
resident possibilities of the coming
eleven and the heroes Of the past sea-
son have been burning their candles
overtime and covertly consuming the
experimental hidden meanings" Of the
self-styled pgslSn pater familias, Wall
ter Camp.
Dean Cromwell and the University
of southern California braves have
passed the summer in preparing for the
worst that the rules might reveal and
have profited thereby. Cromwell is
certain the wearers of the S. c. letters
will be the coming champions and has
DctH puullullB TWO SCTuD eIeNenS lIlIO
the semblance of his dreams during the
past few weeks. Material is plentiful
at the Methodist institution and Crom-
well is enjoying himself in seances with
the registrar as he reviews the incom-
ing line of "freshies" and the return
ing heroes of the past season. The u.
S. c. men will enjoy their first tryout
with a game under the new rules the
first week after the opening of school,
Occidental football material Of the
experienced variety is scarce. One of
the heaviest losses to the school was
that of Ink" Wieman who has entered
the professional coaching field and will
not be seen in a Tiger suit this fall.
Wieman is confident, however, of dis
covering an abundance of recruits
among the rank and file of the new
students and will start regular prac-
tice the Monday following the opening
of school.
The Southern California conference
college champion football team will
have to go through a strenuous sched-
ule before attaining the title, as the
rival schools are preparing to make
fight for the pennant that will land the
rag and at the same time obliterate
forever those most hated foes of the
fans of the American game, Soccer and
Rugby, in deluge of enthusiasm for
the rail article of gladiatorial combat,
the game that developed the rah-rah
spirit and made American college life
the life it is.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
MONK C0BURN IN JAIL
FOR R0BBING HAWTHORNE

CHICAGO, Aug 25.-Monk Coburn,
several years ago considered the most
clever jockey in the country at getting
a horse from the post, yesterday was
arrested with Charles Babcock on
charges of forgery and burglary.
The men were arrested on the charge
Of entering the office of John j. Brit
tain and taking $l5O0 worth Of admis-
sion tickets for the meet to be held
at Hawthorne and a blank check
book.
Coburn at one time had an earning
capacity Of from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year. He said that while he had made
a fortune on the race track, he was at
present penniless and without work
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
SUSPENDS TEAM MANAGER
FOR BUTTING IN ON PLAY

BRISTOL, Conn, Aug. 25.-Presi-
dent Tracy of the Connecticut Baseball
league has suspended Manager Thomas
j. Connery' of the Hartford team for
the remainder of the year.
President Tracy gives as his reason
that yesterday during a game between
Hartford and New Britain, at the lat
ter city, Connery ran out into the field
in citizens clothing in violation of the
league rule, to dispute a decision with
the umpire, and further that Connery
used abusive language to the umpire,
and by his action tended TO incite riot.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
ANGELS WIN ON
OAKLAND ERRORS
Commuters Blow Up in Ninth and
Fail to Get Back Into
Stride
ASSOCIATED Press)

OAKLAND, Aug. 25.-Oakland went
to pieces IN the last inning and through
errors lost the game. When the ses-
sion was finished Los Angeles was 8
to on the score board.
Oakland put over two runs in the
sixth and in the seventh Los Angeles
scored. In the ninth Howard raped
one of Nelson's curves for a two bag
ger and was advanced on Dillon,s sac
rifice
Then came the collapse. Murphy
reached first on Wares errors and
Howard scored. After Hallinan fouled
out to Mite, Murphy tried to steal.
Mite threw to catch him and the ball
rolled into the field. Hogan rushed
in on it and it rolled by him. Murphy
scored. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
BEAVERS ARE UNABLE To
SOLVE MILLER'S SLANTS
Seals Break in On Portland Win
ming Streak for First Time
in the Series

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 25.-San
Francisco took a game today for the
first time during the present series.
The score was to 0. Garrett started
in to pitch for Portland and lasted four
innings. Boice, who replaced him, fin
ished the contest.
Neither of Portland's pitchers SEEM
ed to have anything that was at all
puzzling to San Francisco. On the 9TH
er hand Miller kept Portland guessing
throughout. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
FOOTBALL EXPERTS WILL
HOLD BOARDS AT CHUTES

The combination Of baseball and
football will be offered to the fans at
lending Saturdays game at Chutes
park. After the regular diamond stunt
between the Villagers and Senators
members Of the Bison moving picture
outfit will take the field and do
little stunt for the benefit Of the film
man. According to the dope, their
lineup will be composed of men who
really understand the pigskin game,
and nothing approaching tame ex-
hbition will be offered. The regular
fans will be invited to stay and make
comparisons on the two ruling sports
of the country.