The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-24
PAGE SEVEN

s,ration and says in the counties
of Choctaw. Pushmataha and McCur
tain. Cuce will get large majority
OF the votes. Sentiment is crystal
liling there for him and the people
are joining with the Cruco forces
Mr. Da.t0u travels through that
section OF the stale aud ne say.
It is wonderful how Cwee has gained
strength there ia the past few weeks
Dr Dow Tayor. chairman 81 the
democratic central committee was H.
the city yesterday. DR. Taylor Is In
! tcrostcd in raising rogistcrd Jersey
, cattle, and has begun a nice little
ranch and is adding 10 his stock OF
/ Jerseys every year. lie recently pur
chased fine calf from the Calver,
Dairy at Calv,-t Texas
! w. r. Kerr, state editor and po
/ ltical writer on the Daily Okahom
an. was au Ardmorc visitor yester
| day. He came here 20 represent
the Oklahoman at the Cruce rally
/ Mr.. Kerr was an tho site where
| Ardmora stands just "a years ago.
and This rs the first time ne ha,
| ever visited the city He says Ard
more does not lo.k like the ordinary
, Oklahoma town u is distinctly IN
a ,lass by it7cif and has very
/ pleasing appearance. He was inter
est,d in the rock asphalt used Tor
/ paving and asked many questions
| concerning IT, one OF the features
Of his visit here was h's meeting
with W. -. Frame, proprietor OF
/ the City Drug store. Mr.. Frame In
the early days was a school teacher
az Dexter In Cooke county and was
the first teacher Mr.. Kerr ever had
Captain Wilmington is another OF
the old time friends OF Mr.. Kerr
lie was delighted with Ardmore and
[ said he would spend his vacation
here this summer.
Prof Fred Tucker, superintendent
OF the city schools of Milburn was
| In the city yesterday minglng with
old time friends. His school will
close four weeks from now with
appropriate exercises. Miss Imcile
Bell Of this city has promised to
attend the closing exercises and will
furnish string music for the exer-
/ cises.
! Prof L. NJ. Thurston Of Lon
Grove was mingling with the crowd
at the Cruce rally yesterday.
John Casteel of Sulphur was one
of the Cruce boosters In Ardmore.
He said the parade should certainly
make Mr.. Cruce feel very grateful
to his home people as they ar
certainly loyal 10 him.
Charlie Kendrick of Davis was In
is big enough himself for gubernato-
! rial timber. but is in the present
campaign for the office OF state
senator
Judge George Henshaw OF Madill
was in the city yesterday and was
delighted with the enthusiasm of the
vast throngs of Cruce boosters on
the streets in the parade. He said
there was certainly no lack of Cruce
enthusiasm In Ardmore
The Springer band made fine ap-
pearance in the parade. The uniforms
looked good and Ardmore appreciat
ed having these boys as its guests
Those In the Springer military band
were G. II. Eskew, I. 4. Foust, Ed
Blalock, j. II. KuntZ, VIII Gillispie, ID
NJ. Sellers James Lem, VIII Mellow
Ralph Sellers, Arthur Blalock, Bernics
Sclvally and Guy Arnold
The Joiner City band created a sen
sation in the big parade. The boys
were without uniforms and rode in ;
float and their music brought cheers
from the crowds all along the streets
, The meuho-s Oi this band are u. Il
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