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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29
To CHECK RUSH
TO THE CITIES
Tr.T IS ! GERMAN ECOSOH-
iSTS ADVICE TO WeSTEFUL
AMERICA.

Kansas CIT. No Ds=c- -.--A-eE--
: 100 -z9-5-y becoming oo--.-y
C. many co-E--e-s z15 lev p-o5-c-
-. according . Es-- R-c.z-. Bsl--
--z--. a. honorary ueo1=. q re
faculty Q: t5e University Q: Cologne,
Germany. E1o Ezs Z Kanszs C3-y
.@r hours yesterday. Herr B-a1Dann
j. a. economist Of vide reputation
TIE growing tendency 10 leaye the
farms, be says, 10, only is causing
a.gh p-.ces, b9t IS impa!ring The Ia
.ion strength.
I So, in compa ing he America Of
ter y4a-s ago with The America Of to
dzy. ae sad, ina, the general tend
e1cy Of t5e population IS toward The
. c.-y. The COUNTY IS being filed with
"a ,zo.o-s class q immigrants, while
- old se--le-s are moving into the
cities.
The Slavic immigration into the
-z-o- s4--leE il tae city. Conse-
q1erLy here are tew producers and
many consumers. The product Of the
producer goes through many hands
Of shopkeepers, each Of whom keeps
o.. Z small share Of the 2-oat. When
'.- finally reaches the ultimate con
s-u4r ne p-ice IS out Of sight. That
is ne cz1se Of your high prices.
- ne people amass in the cities,
.be products Of the soil will De han
died more and more carefully and
shops viii replace the big corpora
lions and companies. It is the logl-
cal result L will, however, be bad
thing for the nation as whole and
impair your national strength, as the
future Of the United States cannot
well be on the seas"
In Germany the same general con
d.-ions existed some forty years ago,
and The government took every meas
IRE 10 make farming profitable and
attractive. Intensive farming there
is today reduced TO an exact science
and many German farmers are max
F ing more on three acres OF ground
than the American farmer makes on
$50 acres. A farmer owning five
acres there is considered wealthy,
while you Americans are poor with
32O acres. The reason is that you
work 100 much ground and do not
actually cultivate any OF II. Another
thing Is that the average farmer here
hardly ever tertilizes his land. The
, German farmer spends the whole win
ter enriching that way the ground
which has been impoverished during
the summer.
Germany today leads the world in
poultry. This is due 10 intensive
farming You know, they say Ger
man never lets anything 90 TO waste.
That's one Of the main troubles of
you Americans You waste too much.
Your profits 20 to waste. The Ger
mans use everything. Therefore there
are no slums in Berlin such as there
are in New York and Chicago. The
government is an organized charity,
arresting the tramp and providing
work for him, supplying food to the
destitute and so arranging conditions
for them that they need not remain
so.
Unless the government Of the
United States or someone OF unlimit-
ed Influence provides these changes
in the administration of public af-
fairs here the country will be de-
populated and the cities will become
dens of the worst poverty and blood
lest crimes"
Herr Blaumann was az the union
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29
PRISONER
CAUGHT |N.TEXAS
DEPUTY SHERIFF BRINGS BACK
JAIL BREAKER TO STAND
TRIAL FOR ROBBERY.

Deputy Sheriff John Ginn went to
Big Springs, Texas. yesterday and
brought back Jim Ormsby, who was
wanted here on a charge OF robbery
and who broke Jail and made his
escape with three other prisoners in
July.
OF the prisoners who have made
a getaway from the county jail.
only one remains unapprehended, one
Woodruff who maie hih escape at
the time above mentioned, and who
was confined on a charge of murder
that took place near Idabe,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

Everyone who s. troubled with
sore, gweaty, or tender teet-swollea
feet, co-ns, callouses o. bunioas can
quickly make their feet well now.
Here Is instant relief and Z lasting
permanent remedy-it's called TlZ.
TIZ makes sore fee. well and swo.-
len feet sre quickly reduced 10 their
natural size. Thousands Of ladies
have been able 10 wear shoes q full
size smaller with perfect comfort.
It's the only foot remedy ever
made which acts on the principal
Of drawing ont all the poisonous
exudations which cause sore feet.
Powders and other remedies merely
clog up the pores. TIZ cleanses
them out and keeps them clean. II
works right of. You will fee, better
the very first time it's used. Use
it a week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet. There IS nothing
on earth that can compare with IT,
TIZ is for sale at all druggists 25
cents per box or direct If you wish
from Walter Luther Dodge & Co,
Chicago, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

depot last night, accompanying his
son Josef, who has been attending the
University of Kansas al Lawrence,
back to Germany. Both father and
son are graduates Of Leipzig Univer-
sity. They left for New York last
night. Herr Balumann visited this
country ten years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

For auto livery call Posts Drug
Store. Country trips specially.
2s-2 J. ". RITTER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

FOR SALE-Chops. meal and shucks
at the corn shelter on c street, s.
Z. Phone S63 or 454 red. 296
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29
Shoot Out Old Year.

Fresh supply OF fireworks at Pugh
& Fosters, West Main Street. 29-3
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

is7f-Tle French gained a ,.c.o-y
over the Germans q. he battle Of
Nglta-gs4r
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
How 20 serve Watermelon.

"watermelons are especially cooling and
refreshing on a hot day because OF the
quantities of deliciously-flavored juice
which they contain" says Fannie Merritt
Farmer in Womans Home Companion.
1.-The edible portion is sometimes thor
oughly chilled, cut In small cubes (remov-
ing seeds). sprinkled with powdered sugar
and arranged in coupe glasses for the first
course at luncheon or dinner. For family
use It is most attractively served In one
of the following ways; Cut section three
or four inches in thickness from the center
OF chilled watermelon. With n sharp
knife cut out a circle OF the pink pulp
(the edible portion) and place upon chilled
serving dish of correct size. Serve in pie
shaped pieces on chilled plates or cut off
thick slice from both ends OF melon Chat
the halves may stand leveD and cut in
halves erosswise Arrange on a serving
dish on a bed OF green leaves. II any are
at hand"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
staple Ehd Fancy Produce Prices Far
nlahed by buyers and Wholesalers.

BUTTER-Creamery No. 1. delivered 10
the retail trade in lib. cartons. SOc; No l.,
2sc; No 2 in 60-lb. tubs. 27kc; packing
stock, solid pack, 20hc; dairy. In G0-lb. tubs.
25c. Market changes every Tuesday.
Isc; daisy. l7kc; triplsts, lsc; llmberger.
1sc No. / brick, lie; imported Swiss, SOc;
domestic Swiss. 2Se; block Swiss. 2c.
15c cocks. 1lt4O; ducks. 9Oc; geese 15c; tur-
SQUADS SS 20 per Doc. $40: fancy SQUADS. per
SS5 sst2 Rom Mo- per d S sso A ~
ducks. fun fsathered iOc; young ducks. lSc;
geese. fun. feathered. Sc; turkeys. lse:
s6c; homers, per doE. $500; squads. No l.
per aoz.. $50; No, z, per doE;. bOe.
FISH (all frozen)-Pickerel lie; white
fish, lac; pike l3c; trout l5o; large crappies,
soc; Spanish macherei. 1se: eel, 1sc; had
dock. 13c; founders. 1Sc; green catfish, lSc:
buffalo Sc: halibut, Zoe; white perch, DC;
each, shadroes. per pair, soc; frog legs. per
doz.. sec; salmon, 15c.
No. rib, 16tkc; No. 2. lie; No. 3. &c; No.
chuck. sifc No, 2. 614c; No. B. &C.; No
round, ll1sc; No. 2, 9Ae; No. 3, &c: No. 4
plate; SAe; No: 2, $40; No. 3. &c.
| FRUITB-Oranges: California Camelia
brand Redland valencias 100 size per box,
400; Il6 size. per box, $3.50: $50 size, S4.5O;
l7s and smaller sizes. per box. N.J0. Ha-
/ Nanh MCulleETdHCan bNeelhs [UO-Zlb sizes,
\ per box, 400 Lemons: Limoniera, extra
fancy, 3OO-S6O sizes, $3.50; choice. 800 90
Sizes per box, tS.O0QS.5O; $40 size, soc per
box less; Sunset brand, per box, $3.50
Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch, 81 25d
$50; jumbo. bunch, szTs0s.75. Pineappes:
Florida. 1-36 sizes, Sz750aO0; 42-4S sizes
$50, Cantaloupes California, 81 size, 81 R
Is standards. $50 Cherries California
! per 4-basket crate. tl50. Plums: California
| per 10-lb. box, n,76 Apricots: California
| red, per +basket crate, e.26. Blue prunes
Per crate. $3.50 Peaches: California, Der
! e0-lb. box. sc; Texas yellow frees, per 4
basket crate. 6oQ7Oc. Pears: California
Bartlett, per box, S2B Watermelon,
Texas, 15tc per ID. Dates; Anchor brand
new, % LIB. pkgs In box. per box. S2.O0.
| VEGETABLES-lrish potatoes: WLscon-
! sin and native per bu., b0c. Cabbage: New
California and southern, per h., 2Hc
onions: Texas crystal wax. per crate, 81 30,
/ yellow In sacks. per lb.. &c. Garlic: Extra
| fancy, white. per h., 16c; red, per Id ice
EsPlsSss.a Esssss srIss PES ses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

ShEEp-Burdensome receipts Of sheep
ana lambe locally, coupled with 5000
eead run az Chicago left the market at
buyers mercy this morning and bearlsh
pressure was turned on full force. Ii re-
quired some little time to shape up supplies
ready for sale, OF course. but demand was
decidedly backward and hardly enough
business was done during early hours to
determine the. exact status OF the trade.
Early sales carried figures that were
right around a quarter lower than those
OF last weeks close and while aater prices
were very uneven the market as whole
was quotable on this basis. All classes of
stock broke under the heavy run, but sheep
were more plentiful and Il was I'm this
branch of the trade that the panicky feel
ing was most pronounced.
Feeder trade was very sticky from tue
start. Sorts were large, as might be eK-
peoted and barring a few scattered orders
that we're available during the morning,
volume OF demand was inadequate. IL is
needless 70 add that feeder classes were
hammered almost as hard as fat grades,
most OF the stuff going at figures that
were easily the lowest thus far this year.
Quotations on Grass Stock; Good to
choice lambs, Sc. 1906 IS; fair to good lambs,
f6OofJ6.4O; feeding lambs, Sf.75dS.35, handy
weight yearlings, S4.40dA76; heavy year
lings, N.006450; heavy feeding yearlings,
S9O11.25; good to choice wethers, S3.fOq
2.65; fair 10 good wethers. $3l5@34O; feed
Ing wethers, S3.00Q3.25; fat ewes, S2b0qS,4O;
feeding ewes. $2.25@800
fseDrAsanufatiNa q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
Total receipts. ....3i2 . 10
Observation-Disclosures.

CATTLE-ReceIpts OF catue roday were
the heaviest since April l, 324 cars being re-
ported in The arrivals consisted very
largely OF range stock, 1t being very APP
parent that dry weather had forced cattle
men to market stock earlier tnan usual.
While there was a large sprinlling OF
steers the receipts Of COW stuff were espe-
cially large. There was q lack of really
good range beef, most of the cattle being
rather on the feeder order. With such large
receipts and with advices from other mar
ket points indicating a sharp break in the
market II was only natural to expect a
weak and lower market at this point Buy
ers, were late in getting started and the
early market was slow and draggy, so
that the forenoon was well advanced before
very much business had been transacted
The supply of strictly good beef steers
was far from large, in fact, choice cattle
were conspicuous by reason of their abb
sence. The feeling was that choice cattle
would not show so much change, but the
general run of cattle looked 16Ql5c lower
than last weeks close, although fully as
good, even better than on Monday OF last
week
|, The yards were full of COWS and the mar
ket was generally l0Gt15c lower on that
class of stock, with some of the less de-
sirable cattle showing possibly even more
decline than that
stockers and feeders were quoted 1O115c
lower although the best kinds were hardly
that much off, while common rough horned
cattle possibly showed more decline even
than that.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choic,
cornfed steers, 0H5qs.9O; fair to good corn
fed steers, S. .0096 so; good to choice cows
and heifers, s5.0O9e.00; fair to good cows
and heifers, So 10000; common to fair cows
ers and feeders, $4,25G576; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $3.759L25; common
to fair stockers and feeders, $S.oOgS:7 90
stock heifers, SS25Q4.2S; veal calves, $500
1905 bulls, stays, etc, &3.O0q5.O0.
BEEF STEEHS,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
CAbles on Wheat Higher and situa.
! ton in Europe Serious.
WHEAT Is QUITE STRONG
CYrn f. Also strong and Higher and
Cash Cora Hplds Etrm--sOuth-
- ~rn hepevts BuIIish--Con-
drfsens Favorable.

Hka&I/f.EN, OMAHA, July IS.
Qapies on wheat-Were lad higher The
hAOpean situation is reported more seri-
Gus every day and Is a strong factor in
present nlaiSst values There were no rains
IN our spring wheat district over SUNDAY
ana the trend OF prices continues unfsvor-
able opening values being sharply higher.
Weather over the corn belt was favor
ave oNer Sunday, but general feeling Is
friendly toward higher prices, the cash sit
uatiUn being Esry strong Inc trying period
Tor the growing crops Is stu to- come and
with any unfaYorable conditions prices
could easily work much higher.
wheat was exceptionally strong on higher
cables and strong northwest market OPEN
inge. Foreign news Is buliish and should
shortage occpr from damage there our
light crop prospects would be insufficient
TO permit any exporting.
Corn was strong and higher with wheat
cash corn hOIds FifIn, while crop conditions
are generally favorable. the market acts
sensitively on any bltlilsn news, and south
western reports aEeinelfEed to be bullish.
Primary wheat Ieeeipts, we're $50 900 bu
and Shipments, were $40, eco tBNi.: against re-
ceipts last Year Of e41,OOO ebu., and ship.
ments OF S5V00a bL. 40 N
Primary corn receipts we're $4,000 bu,
and shipments were $4,000 ta1; against re-
ceipts last year sof $4,000 hu, and ship
ments OF $4,000 'bu.
Clearances were 1000 bu. sof corn. none
OF oats, and wheat and flour equal to 1S,00l
bu, on p 49, I
Liverpool closeda 2d2hd higher on wheat
and lStd higher on corn. st.
Local range Iof optiuus@s y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
To Prevnnt CnrdIinr.

Benzoin Is to be found in most home
made creams and lotions. Being added
last, It frequently causes curdlinS, unless
II is put In drop by drop while the mixture
Is constantly stirred.
The necessity OF slow mixing of may
onnaise is well known. When the yolk Of
hard-boiled egg IL mixed with a raw
yolk there Is much less danger OF curdlinS.
and oil can be added faster from the start,
When this dressing has gone back, put
ting the bowl in larger one OF cracked
ice will sometimes stop IT. II not. start
with a fresh york, and when 1t has STIFF
fened add the eurdied dressing slowly.
Both custard and whipped cream will
curdle II sherry is added too rapidly or
in too large proportions.
Most housekeepers know the difficulty
of making cream OF tomato soup. To les
sen danger Of curdllng add a pinch OF soda
to the scalding milk and pour slowly into
the hot strained tomatoes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
.NEWYORESTOCKS AND BONDS
Demand Inadequate to Take Care Of
Strong Selling Pressure.
HEAVY CONGESTION IN SOME
Report of Prospects of settlement
of Eastern Railroad Difficulties
Helps Recovery OF Market
TO some Extent.

NEW YORK. July ls-There was demon
strated the inadequacy Of any present de-
offerings for sale Prices yielded easily to
recurrence OF selling pressure, the with
holding OF which was largely responsible
for the show of negative strength in last
weeks market
The narrow proportions of the market
came into view I'm the latter part of the
day. when Il became plain that 1t was
bare OF offerings again.
The uncovered bears had to bid to secure
stocks. The professional character OF such
dealings as there were indicated by the
heavy congestion of the days transactions
in three or four stocks. Losses were gem
orally recovered before the day was over
and there were not few gains to be
found.
There was much discussion of the trade
situation in the leading metal Industries
AID this was held responsible for much OF
the weakness shown by stocks. The copper
industry. especially, was the subject ~
unfavorable comment. The large stocks OF
copper on hand are believed to have played
some part IN the credit position of the
that way, from the directors OF larger
banking and financial affairs. The reports
Of scaling down of prices Of steel prod
uets added, TO the feeling of uneasiness
over the metal trade position.
Tho dispute between the Pennsylvania
railroad and its employees was not much
considered in connection with the early
weakness of stocks, but the reports OF
good prospect for settlement had an Ia
flucnce In the later recovery. The addi-
tonal engagements of gold In London for
import also were late I'm asserting any
favorable influence on the market. The
stroLg banking position disclosed by the
Saturday bank statement detracted from
the Importance Of the money market as
an influence. The material addition to last
weeks cash holdings has been greatly
added to already by the heavy disburse-
ments from the subtreasury on account of
government payments. Last weeks ship
ments OF gold from London will figure In
| ext Saturdays bank statement and today s
engagement of all of the S3,O00000 gold
offering in London promises an extension
! OF the movement.
! The prominence of the spring wheat
grafigers in the rally of prices was not
| unconnected with the weakness of the
wfeat markets In the northwest.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, s1421,O0o. United States bonds were
unchanged on call
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July s-METAIs-s Stand.
ard copper, weak; spot and futures; ylI50
0l2O0 London market duh. at f5s IFS Sd
for spot and f54 s. for futures. Lake, u2.6s
SO. l2lkfbl225 Tin, firm; spot and futures,
$50. 26l3350 London market firm at fls 6s
for spot ana fi60 7s Cd for futures. Lead
firm at A.4564.55, New York, and ~ .50spt g.
East ST. Louis At London, spot, IN is Cd.
Spelter, steady at s56Oa5.60, New York, and
Sl971kd605, East st. Louis At London, spot,
f22 Is Cd. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 4ss I'D
in London. Locally the market was quiet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

Ilosing quotations on oolds today were
as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19

crate, $ii0 string and wax beans: Per
hamper, about Is lbs, S2OO. market bas-
kets, 55c. Cucumbeis; Hot house aud
nome grown. per doz.. csc.
HON E-GkOWN Va ATABl.IsS -- had
ishes: Extra fancy homegrown. per dog
punches, 20c. Lettuce. Extra fancy leaf pr
do8, 3oc. Parsley. Per dos. punches, sc AS
paragus: Per dOz. lunches, 5000 Green
Onions. Per dog. lunches, 25c. Turnips:
Per market basket, 40c. Carrots: Per mar
ket basket, SOC. Boets; Per market has
kot soc. Green Peas: Per market basket.
S.Oa
EOUS-Walnuts: Black. per
ID. &c; California No /, per ID. i5c: Cal
ifornia No. 2. pet ID, l4c. lIickorynuts:
nuts; Per sack. $500: per doz, SC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-19
IM-Nos z, 7afl52c No, 3. 6Sa7Oc.
NJ CaFlot RecAipts.
CHICAGO aRAiN AND Provisions
Features OF the TradIng and closing
Pricea IN Rnnhn AZ Trade.


Prices, on Board or Trade.
CHICAGO, YJ4ily Is.-,Huge sales to take
profits and to- hedge the tree movement Of
the winter crop weakened wheat this af-
ternoon, but not until a high price record
for the season had been reached, the third
within as many successive days. The close
was Irregular. hQ%c net lower to Nc net
isc up. oats with &c loss to NC gain. and
provisions unchaPged ~ &c higher except
be The td new Ti9ss Nhssst Which arrived
unless with warehouse men, who looked
askAnee at fancy grades.
An unusual proportion OF the arrivals
w6s of a high quality OF NO, 1, and con-
siderable was held oven unsold. At Kan
sas City alone 10000 bushels came in. 1t
was Notable that the Wheat bought here
and Illinois, where rains have been fire.
quent and heavy ST late. Weakness at
Minneapolis attributed to the pressure
OF winter wheat from the southwest had a
decided effect here in the, latter part of the
day, During the first half of the session,
dry, weather, northwest crop damage ~
France and a notable collection of bullish
statistics pushed prices upward. Selling
of nearby options and the purchase Of de-
ferred deliveries was done on a large scale
by elevator interests The tone OF the
market at the windup was nervous and I'M
settled, September ranged from $lOl$ e
NOs, CLOSING ltes to Rsq9tc down az N'O'S'
September corn fluctuated between siRC
and'62ssc, with the close easy at 61l4q6issc
q eti.IOss of jkpAc. The cash market was
firm, NO., yellow closed at e4&g66c.
High and low points for the day In the
Septembdr option IN oats we're 4Oc and 3911c
with the close AdlSo off at the last men
Woned quotation.
In the end PRICES were a trffle above SAT
urday's final figures. except July pork
which was zoe dover. but was inactive.
The, leading. futures ranged as follows: