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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
SPRINGER.

Springer Okla, Feb. 2S.-The gen
eral health of tho community is good
at present, although the little son of
MIS-. Reeves is very low with pneu.
monia Mrs Burch is also nthc sick
list
Mi and Mrs. Guy Sigler of Ard
more visited MIS- Sigler's parents
here Saturday.
Quite an interesting program was
rendered on the night OF the twenty
second, in the auditorium of the
school building. 1t was good cons
sidering the time spent in getting It
up, which was about ten days. 1t was
made more interesting by the talks
made by Rev. Dan Curb. ID. y. Huts-
man and Oscar Paschall who were at.
tending the preachers institute at this
pace.
Rev. llultsman and Curb also made
nice talks at the chapel exercises
Tuesday morning which were enjoyed
by both teacher and pupil. and caused
us to take. even more interest If pos
sib'e, in our school work than before.
Our school will be stopped in three
weeks for ,ack Of money but the ma
jority Of the people want 1t con
tinue
The teachers OF this place attended
the $. r. teachers association last
week,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
Free chi|d's
Remedy

What mother is not looking for
something that will help her children
in the little ills Of life, something
for the stomach trouble and the
bowel trouble? Long ago she prob
ably has become convinced that
child cannot readily swallow a pill
or tablet, and that to break them
in half and crush them" is an annoy
ance, that usually they work too drasu-
cally, ana are nauscnting and too pow
erful for the little ones stomach
ANY mother who will take the trouble
OF sending her name and address can OBJ
tain free sample bottle Of a remedy
that thousands Of other mothers are using
and now paying for. This remedy IS Dr
Caldwells Syrup Pcpsin. and the oher OF
a free trial bottle Is open to any mother
who has not yet used II. Having used
u and convinced yourself that II Is what
you want, YOU can obtain II In the fu-
turc of YOUR druggist at hfty cents and
one dollar a bottle. Just as 80 many
others are doing. the free sample being
simply TO convince you OF It's merits. "
Is the best way TO begin on IT, Mrs L.
Davis Of iS7 w Harrison street, Chicago
and Mrs Mary Bclford. l1l0 Coke street.
louisville KY, both started with free
sample and now they write that thcy
have never been without bottle In the
II Is undoubtedly great family rem
edv. as II Is adapted TO all ages, being
mild and pleasant to take and YET thor
/ oughly effective. II is especially tn.
ideal remedy for children and women and
old folks. who need something pure. mild
and natural II has tho advantage OF be-
I ing n thorough laxative and yet contains
tonic properties. Use II for the most
stubborn constipation, indigestion, liver
trouble. Eick headache. sour stomach
and such complaints with guarantee
that IL win cure.
Dr. Caldwell personally will be pleased
10 give you any medical advice YOU may
/ desire for yourself or family pertaining 70
/ the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
/ free of charge xplain your case In Q
/ letter and he will reply to you In detail
For the free sample simply send roui
name and address ON "A postal card ol
otherwise. For either request the doctor.'
address is Dr. w. II. Caldwell. R.5ll Cald
well building. Monticello, Ill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
Parents Notified.

Not until t.li by reporter that
the body of the young man founl
near Moore. Okla, was identified
positively as that # their son. did
the father and mother of the unfor.
unate young man realize the fullness
of the shad " thrown upon their
home and lives The mother is in a
precarious condition from the shock,
Whilo the father, G.. b. Rose, is
hcarthroken and refuses To say any
thing, only that ii the party or par
ties are apprchcnded he will use
movcry means to help mete out the
punishment they - justly deserve.
The boys father is emp Dyed by the
plNson Product company
Artic was educated at Wagner,
Okla, ana since coming 90 oklahoma
city, -four years ago, he has work
ed for the Woodbury. Aut. company,
three weeks ago entering the employ
Of O. \ Hurst Ills habits We're OF
the hes. he never drank and was
not ulkauvc
Nothine was thought of the boy
rot being home when his father went
% call him Monday morung,as
many times ne was away over night
when he had long drive before
him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
The jury Verdict.

we have examined the body of an
unknown man lying dead. three miles
southwest of Moore. Okla, ON the
telephone line to Norman. Okla.
from Moore, Okla. and upon our
oaths do say that We examined the
unknown man and certify that he
came to his death by having been
struck n the head hy some kind OF
an Instrument or club administered
ly the hands of an unknown person
or persons with the intent to kill
The following men composed the
jury " y Taylor j. W. Turner
Edwin Hyde. T. 5 Jameson. W. H.
Gi more, \ +. Higgins
Roses |. .dy was taken to Moore
aud then removed to Oklahoma city
ny friends. II is at Street a Diapers
establishment.
Night chief of Detectives Shirley
Dyer and Undcrshorin Mike Casey
lett for the scene last night and
will assist Sheriff Ike Saylcs of
Cleveland county. Detectives here
are investigating a report that Rose
qu,rryled with another driver last
week over q robe, and it is said
threats Wetc exchanged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01

When asked to make statement
Miss Fann-n replied, THAT she felt
50 bad she didn't know nor could
not think OF anything to say, only
that she wanted to try and comfort
Artie's mother"
There was stream of automobi 'es
to Moore during the afternoon. fifteen
cars making the trip. Rose was pop
ular among the auto drivers and was
of a pleasing nature. Until two years
ago. before entering the auto bus.
iness, he was employed by a local
coffee and tea house.
Although the body was found early
in the morning. il was not removed
from the field until after 3 o'clock
in the afternoon Last night officers
had traced Roses movements until
rear.y : O'Clock Sunday night, when
he was seen t. pass through the
City with three men in his car.
Free, whose father is n contract
ing carpenter in Oklahoma City, left
Norman on the carly train SUNDAY.
returning in the automobile Follow
ing his arrest, officers searched
Frees trunk in his room and found
an automobile license. which cerre-
spends to the one owned by Rose.
Free has been in Norman six
months
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
A YOUNG MAN IS
KILLED: ROBBERY
ARTiE W. ROSE, A5ED %, AUTO
MOBILE CHAUFFEUR, VICTIM
or BRUTAL MURDER.
NORMAN MAN ADMITS CRIME

Skull OF Young Man Was Fractured
and His Head Mutilated-Body
Dragged Across Field. Where i,
Was Found T~e.vc Hours Later.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
Purse is Empty.

\ bio dy hand had been placed
in one of Roses pockets. leaving
stains. In the center of the circle
over which the body was dragged.
Morrow and Scarlet found tws dol
lar, q half dollar. a quarter. two
dimes aud a nickel I'm the mans
pocket, were found his knife thirty
cents. an empty pIcketbook, four
brass drug stot, chips AMI some per-
soual cards The money and checks
uud ON the ground were pi ed in
heap. Apparently the murderer ri
tied the pockets and then fled be-
fore picking up the coin failing on
the ground According TO those with
Rose during IN, day previous to the
murder. he had considerable money,
at east $50 in currency and possibly
fifty. Justice of the Peace Curt
ncy of Moore was summoned and
the coroncr's jury rendered verdict
i'm mart a. fplloWs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. l.. w. GROVES sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
WORTH KNOWING.
Simple Remedy That Any One Can
Prepare at Home.

FrtpdTe AZ HoWe'
Most people are more or less sub
icct to coughs and colds. \ simple
remedy that will break up cold
quickly and cure any cough that Is
durable Is made by mixing two
ounces Of Glvcerine, half ounce of Nir-
Gin Oil of Pine compound pure an
eight ounces OF pure Whiskey. You
can get these in anv good drug store
and easily mix them in large bottle.
The mixture is highly recommended
by the Leach Chemical Co, of Cinc'n-
natl, who prepare the genuine Virgin
Oil OF Pine compound pure for dis
pensing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
was locked In the coun
ty Jail at Norman
Details OF the Murder.


The killing was not disc ycred TN
IT, after 800 Monday morning, when
John Mitchell passing in buggy
saw the body, which was off the road
about nve feet. Believing the man
either sleeping or intoxicated, Mitcl-
oll Grove on. but told Of the Incl
dent I'd r. H. Morrow. farmer,
living a half mile north of the crime.
Morrow started for the scene and
was accompanied by G. n. Scarlet
another farmer.
Rusc's body was found just insid
the fence rail. where II was dropped
otter being pul ed around circle
th, FAR point of which fr m the fence
was twelve feet. The boys skull
was crushed and battered, the fatal
How being administered from th,
beck. aud probably with a blunt in
strumcnt. either wrench or pipe
The hole at the back of the head
was about four inches wide To tn,
lett of the wound was cash. mfict
ed with a knife or s.mc sharp in
strmont The fac was badly SCARED
there being a cash over the righ
eye and cut on the left check.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
Those Corpuscles
In your blood, red and whto'-
keep YOU well u they arc hca':ny
cause YOU sickness if diseased.

To make and keep them abundant
and healthy, is to have pure blood free
dom from disease and vigorous health.
The chief purpose Of Hoods Saraa-
parilla is TO do this, and its success ~
attended by thousands of wonderful
cures. Cures Of all blood diseases,
scrofula, eczema, rheumatism, catarrh.
Got IL today Tn TO usual lqnid form or In
.hocolnteJ tablet form called Sarsatabs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01

Wa the arrest Monday afternoon
of Leon Frclo, owner of moving
picture show at Norman, whose
me i- s oklahoma city, ,uthor-
itlcs b,lic,, they hlv, party clear
ID tl, mystery surrounding the bru
ul murder of Nrtlr ". Rose ahauf
f.W, aged %, residing AT 30 Broad.
way CIRCLE. IT, Was found dead In
field oft tn main road two mile,
.ouh of Moor, at $3.50 Monday
morning
Il sc WIS killed, according to OF
fi.ials. after being pulled from the
car. og else struck white in the car
and knocked out His skull was bat
tered poli.c are working on two
clues. one that the murder was done
for Jealousy ana the other for rob.
berry Rose Mas known to have had
large sum of money ON his person,
. which was not found.
The woman in the case lives at
Norman and was in Oklahoma CITY
Sunday, but whether she returned &
Norman In Roses car was not learn.
ed last night
Free. who was arrested at Nor
mau MoudEy afternoon, by Deputy
sheriff Southern, of Cleveland coun
~. is hcld pending an investigation
According To inf rmation at Norman
Frclc called the Giles garage OF
Norman about $50 sunday night
and told tine man In charge he
wanted an automobile to tow his
O'lclo'D ear to that city The car
viii d was found four miles on.
of y rmdu. belongs to the Hurst
R,a Estate company Of Oklh1ml
CITY, ana Was last seen in chlrc
of \rric Rose. the murdered boy
o. y Hurst for whom Rose Wa-
driving. positively identified the ma
Chine az the Giles garage. where 70
had been placed by Free. II is "a
hur,ppNcr Buick and IN nvcsti
eaucu proved bey nd doubt tn
car is thc property OF Hurst Tn,
pump I'M the ear showed signs OF
having been battcr,d ana there an,
Blood stains ON H. Free. after al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01

Thc OMnhlmdn this morning gives
o.. following account of the crime:
Leon Frclc ait,, severe grill
me lafr ln.t might, .onicsscd to
the murder of Attic Rose. Rob
I.Iy Vls th, motive The murder
yJt .'n mpiish'd with q pump.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03
Hinta Worth Taking.

For Rainy Days--A good way TO
keep your skirt from getting dirty and
wet on rainy days is to put piece OF
black elastic with hook and eye on
ends around the hips over your skirt.
Pull up the skirt on all sides. put on
your coat, and no one will notice il.
The skirt will stay up aud relieve you
Of holding and crushing il.
For the Mattress--When cleaning
house get quarter or yard OF strong
ticking and cut and sew double on the
sides of your mattress for handles.
You will find it great help in lifting
and turning the mattress over
, Eeys.-Try tying keys to doorknobs
with a loop of narrow ribbon Ii VIII
save a search for missing key. par
ticularly II there are small children In
the house who are fond OF taking keys
away.
A Nail Hint.-Nails used in bath
rooms and kitchens on which damp
cloths and towels may be hung should
be painted with white enamel so that
they do not leave rusty marks
For the Face-To protect the face
when sweeping or doing other dusty
work smear cold cream on face and
neck generously and dust talcum pow
der over 10. This saves the pores or
the skin from getting clogged with the
dust.
Good Soap For Boys--Pick up bits
of soap that are left around the
house. melt. stir in cornmeaI TO thick
en- and make cakes OF the mass When
cold this makes excellent soap for the
small boys TO get dirt on; OF their
knlckles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03
CONTINUED From Ninth Page.)

CONTINUED from Nintn raSeJ
be preceded by bombardment of ar
tiliery.
All during the forenoon the Confed-
crates were busy preparing for the
charge to be made by Piekett's bri-
gade which had come upon the field
late the day before and which had
not been engaged.
Lee massed in favorable positions
1873 guns and at l O'Clock in the after
noon the signal was given and the
battle opened. Opposing these guns
we're but as on the Union side but
they were better weapons. Much of
the Confederate metal went over the
Union lines, while their opponents
fired deliberately and selected rs tsr
gets those batteries that swere doini
the greatest damage.
General Hunt, commanding the
Union artillery, in writing of the
scene, describes 1t as follows: All
their batteries were soon covered
With smoke, through which flashes
were incessant, whilst the air seemed
f1lled with shells. whose sharp explo
H;ons, with the hurting of their con-
tents, formed running aecompani-
ment TO the deep roar Of the guns"
: For Jan hour aud 80 minutes this
artillery duel lasted and then General
Hunt, wishing to cool his guns and
replenish his ammunition for the re
peiling OF the charge he anticipated.
gave the order to cease firing.
the Condolences the impression that
the Union batteries had been put out
OF commission and their artillery
ceased while Pickett's brigade was.
ordered to charge. This charge. while
generally called Picketts. was made
up OF that commanders division. witt
kemper's and Garnett's brigades fl
front and Armistead's brigade in SUD-
port. Wilcox's brigade of HiIl's corps
In echeion guarded Picketts right.
while Pettigrew's division, supported
by the brigades OF Scales and Lane
and commanded by Trimble. did the
supporting on the right.
There were about $4,000 men In the
line and as IL swept out OF cover
into the open it ELECTED cries OF ad-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03

Every German giri aaS a hope chest
This l. much aifcreDt from the dowry
chest which the American girl on be
coming engaged leriDs 20 OIL IN cd
vance Of ber wedding Cay. The Ger
nan maiden begins 20 stock her hope
chest even before she meets the man
10 uhosn she = to - married Ste be-
gins 10 save for her wedding day long
before she - engaged. She Is tmbued
With a sense % thrift nrd also With an
ambition - have isrgsr dowry thin
her mcfhsf had ones the German
girl begins 20 collect thing when she
eaters Eer fecB-. Sacatiy she Snfes
her money 20 usc IN laying articles 'os
her chest With SKIN ste embroiderS
her initials On each arfirIe Of iipen
Thus by he time she L engaged 10 be
married Abe - thoroughly rquippFo
With bundrptS Of Jiiie articles fhai
are usesss IN housekeeping.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03

feelings by madly discharging devil
ehasers snd miniature gatling guns is
a primitive exhibition of cave-man in
teliigence, the safe-and-saners argue
Is's all wrong they say. Sure. cels-
brate. they insist, but do it conserva-
lively and in a fashion tina; shows
rental exhileration as well as physi-
cal. Therefore. We have the coacher
at third basel
NO more striking instance of how
TO celebrate without the aid of fire
works is offered anywhere than will
&c seen OF every diamond in The
ountry today-most of en- double
leaders. too. II you don't believe L.
watch these lads go through their
Iughy Jennipgs-e-ee-yah contoriions
aEd bow-knofs-and come Gu; OF the
-amc Just as sane as when they went
into II, Aside from the interest in
baseball itself. every Fourth Of July
contest the country over should n
least prove that a majority 81 the POP
lIation IS cOnteniing itself with a per
fectIy sane celebration Of the natal
cay OF American independence. Huh
There's a man over At the counter
Who wants to buy a cigar.
We'll. well, that's too bad-bui far
Re X from me to interfere with yOur
cash register. though I've just started
20 tell you about the safe and sans
1 'ourth OF July business. Howsom-
ever. come around later this evening.
y hen The list Of casualties are pub
lished and III give you a few more
POINTERS no: found in the newspapers.
Kidding You Hoaest. m'sriebd.
wouldn't be ~ suspicious a. you far
A diamond tiarai You're worse iha1
8 wine aren; calling Tor his own
l.rznd and al keyec up to tell TIE
proprietor what he thinks Of him for
having Il on his wine list bit not IN
Ifs collari s1ongi~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03
The Hotel StenOgrapher
on Safe and Sane Fourth

TO $50 per see. Of course
In this true and Iaudable endeavor
he's aided and abetted nv a likely lad
known as Jef. who is a triHe less en-
.husiastic about the safe part OF the
affair. promising to let loose a few o,
the skyrockets
The whole thing Is being conduct
cd strictly according tn HOyie. th'
governors OF several states havin;
Iecn consulted frs; before the pro
gram was completed. There was quito
4 mixup. however. az this stage. a.
some % the governors did not thin.
the celebration a safe and sane ont
and threatened all sorts Of things T.
the fireworks were Jet OF anywhere
near them. but all details Sfere a;
last satisfactorily arranged. Despite
all precautions. however. IL seems evil
dent that quifc a coliec'soz Of shoot
ing stars will be uncorked and le,
loose around the ringsidc-huh2 You
never looked al the fght IN this light7
OF course you didn't, How could
you. m'ffiend. when you don't believe
IN a safe and sane Fourth. ] guess
the next thing you'll be doing viii he
to wonder how many arecrackers and
Roman candles tha; Sioi. oeo purse
woEld bryi
WHEN We come 20 the sane end Of
the Fourth this yeas. Ut NO state that
an Ideally sane celebration viii be
found around the third-basc line At
every ball park in the country. A
senseicss display Of patriotic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03
Continued From Ninth Fsge)

N
end glory, but aren't even second
cousins twice removed to the Fourth
OF July.
Then he stops and reaches for the
ice water. You'll always find IL there
m'friend. Honest, don't believe he
could speak without that little white
pitcher at his elbow. Then he wades
IN again. After a. minutes os choice
word pictures and 30 drinks OF ice
water he's so exhausted that he has
to stop whether he wants to or not.
He does, and the hall fairly rings
with applause. expressing the graft
lrde Of the audience that the ice
waters given out. He's safe m'friend.
and We might stretch a point and call
him sane-only II isn't quite safe Tor
PEOPLE subject TO vertigo to listen to
lin.
Speaking OF sane Fourths. however.
Sevada's celebration this year will be
safe one. alright. alright! fe-cs'
Just A. peaccabic and nifty a little
program as yoE please. There's a
husky and dusky person by the name
OF J. johnson who's mighty decided in
ris conviction that the American pub
lie Il taking an awful chance In toy
ing with arccrackers on the Fourth.
For purely philanthropic reasons. Of
course. he's willing to he the goat
IN providing another form Of enter.
fainmcnt for the day-each person
Witnessing the musical paying from 3
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03
A Memory Of Gettysburg

miration even from the opposing side.
Hunts artillery, the disabled pieces
replaced and with plenty OF ammu-
milton. opened upon the line as soon
as il was In view. First with solid
shot. then with shell and finally, as
the troops approached, canister was
used with deadly effect
Despite the gruelling fire the line
advanced toward The Union front main
tanning practically a solid formation
until /; reached the Emmittsburg road.
As the separate brigades crossed The
road they lost their regularity. but
pressed forward as best they could.
pettigrew's division was overwhelm-
cd as il struck the Union line and
,.O0a prisoners and Il stands of colOrs
.ell into Meade's hands.
Pickett's men. however, then front
ing the Union line. continued reso
Gtely on. Garrett fell when within
100 yards of the stone wall that was
held by Meades troops. At this juno
.ure Stannard. with his Vermont bri-
sade. fell upon Pickett's flank and the
fruggle became hand-tO-hand. Armi
stead. with about 100 OF his men. leap
I'd into the Union defenses and laid
his hands upon their guns. lie died
there. as did most OF his brave follow
ers.
Fsckett, with a portion of his force
managed TO return to the Confeder-
Gle lines but ne left the flower OF the
Southland behind. either dead. wound
ed or prisoners. Out of four generals
and is field officers. but Pickett snd
one lieutenant colonel remained un
harmed The charge had utterly fail
cd.
Bue these might have been a diff.
erent story had Stuart been success
al in his attempt TO get in the Union
rear when the assault on the from
vas made.
The fortunes OF war were against
he Confcderates for Stuart enccun
cred Gregg and there was fought
1000 against e.000. one Of the great
est cavalry battles of the war, &C
cording to General Custer. Stuar'
was checked and forced back.
In spite OF Picket;'s Tepulse tn
Confederates we're not beaten. Farms
worth with his cavalry. was ordered
10 charge the Confederate line and
id so. only TO be killed and his com.
mand cut up.
The Confederates anticipated 3
counterchsrge and all night the men
Law on their arms. bu; General Meade
cid not move. Then General Lee call
cd in his lines and concentrated them
On Seminary Ridge. preparatory 10 re-
treating. The retrea; was conducted
with excellent order and on July his
army reached the Potomac The river
being swollen. General Lee inirenchcd
and pat ID a front that Meade did
hot venture 70 attack. Meanwhile hi
zen built bridges and on The 18th
his whole army crossed into Virginia
AID escaped his pursuer.
According to the best authority the
losses az CetiysburE were. Union
3.o72 Sned. 1897 wounded and 3.
42f missing. a total Of 23.ecS. Con
federate. s.5a2 killed. i2.-oo wounded
erd s.1so missing. a total OF 2n.tsi
The Confederate returns. however. are
iucomplefe. Meade reported havirr
taken 1881 prisoners. while Ice re-
PORTED that 5000 men fen into his
hands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-03
Ty Than For Dinner.

For strawberry patties take one and
a half heaping tabIespoopfuls of pow
dered gelatin. half a cupfuI of boiling
water. one tablespoonful OF lemon
iuIce. four tabIesPoonfuIs Of sugar. one
pound Of strawberries and three-quar-
tiers Of a pint OF whipped cream
Pick the strawberries and rub SUN