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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20
Proprietary Medicines 7reseri5eo ~
Doctors

Examination Of the fo-Inulz-y De
partments Of leading drug s-0res
throughout the country has proved
that very large percentage ot The
prescriptions fillet for doctors are
for proprietary medicines.
This is because the acreage doc-o.
Of today IS unable 70 devise pTescr.p
tions equally a. etficacions.
Such standard remedies Is LYDIA
E Pinkham's Vegetable Conpouui
are prescribed over and over again
By fair-minded physicians through
out the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20

The leagtful laEs " time and
sy4ce. Olos dsjo(z'ec ~ or inzytl-
1lde. are hOles and de1s r tae niyes
b. dist1-t<7d 5y rash and s.upid
hands. s,stead NJ hOneT % ALL yield
us 1ee4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20
: 5oY or FIFTEEN.
Charges ntn Breaking Into Pest
c-1ce - Pc~e Others Implicated


Eugene Wilson, yo9-a o. fifteen
yez-s. Ess orC1g1t here yesterday ~
. deputy msrsaa! charged 7y.-h o-eak-
Ing INTO ne postOtnce e. PoTei He
xas given a. examining ria! before
United SJz,es Commissioner sam 4
BJ-.e. and pleaded guilty. he told the
commissioner the whole sV--y Ot me
crime and implicated another youth
ot taz. community, 51t tae O;ae- lad
mas escaped and has nor been cap
tured. Wilson E.l De taken 70 ne
federal !su a. MUsEogee 70 aSzi,
tina, a. the October term Of federal
court a. Ardmlo-e His bond was Sc;
al $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20

advantages II other county Il Os-s-
horna IS attracting quite 80 Da1y
good farmers from the nOr1e-1 an
eastern states aid ne says he i'm
.prDyernents are attracting grez- cea-
Of taxable wealth 70 he COUNTY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20
Cool
Colorado

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20
mer. Wishing Never Brings Success

To make a success in the cure Of
Kidney, Bladder OF Rheumatic trou-
bic take Halls Texas Wonder 7:
gives quick and permanent relief
Write for testimonials. E. W. Hall.
1926 Olive St 81. Louis, No Sold
BIZ druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20

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.n1sred 1y ViO.e1t e1srcIse o. injury
Ia quickly rsle,ed - tae free zppn
czfOu ~ Chan ,eFlalns LiIiue-t
This lnlUen. ~ equally valuable -
u1se1lar rheImzt.sm. and Away a.
fords q4lry relief sod Dg ali dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20

4 vote for Leo Meyer for secretary
Of state will De a vote OF appreciation
Of the services ot a loya, and faithful
public official. who has made good il
his present position as assisczn- SEC
retary u state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20

wish to notify my patrons OF my
enforced absence from the city tUr
two weeks, owing to the illness OF M
son.
1873 DR. ". T. BOGIE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-20
DR., W. T. BOGIE

Behavior is a mirror in which every
one shows his image
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
THREE DEAD 50 FAR
IN PHILADELPHIA WAR

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April IT.
Jung Tong. 20 years old. shot through
the abdomen during last nights Tons
battle in the Race street colony. died
at the Hahaneman Hospital early to-
day. making those dead In this city
three.
Sing was attacked In a grocery
store by two Chinese. who entered
and opened fire Chu Mung, the pro,
prietor, was shot through the head
and body and instantly killed.
While these murders were taking
place two men entered a Chinese res
taurant on Race street. where the,
attacked a. Chinese cook working IL
the kitchen. The frat shot strucl
the man In the back OF the head and
pitching forward into the fire, hi
f@aI was almost burned Oh.
The men assassinated were mem
bers Of the Four Brothers Society.
Lee Wong. so years old. and Lee
Wong, s years old, were held with
out bail to-day. Both names are be
lieved to be fictitious The eide
ChjuAlnan Was captured IN thu -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
WARsH|Ps SENT
AGAINST REBELS
Entire Turkish Regime Now
Threatened by Revolving
ALBANIAN Peasants
GOVERNMENT REGIMENT
KILLED FROM AMBUSH
Taxation Concessions Refused Sus
pected that Austria is Encour-
aging NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
War in Northeast Arabia.

CoNsTANTINOPLE (via PHILIP
PoPOLS). April ll.-Four Turkish
cruisers and eight torpedo boats steam
ed for the -Adrtatic to-day to assist IN
suppressing the rebellion that is now
sweeping practically all OF Albania
The entire army corps Is also hasten
ing to the scene.
The cabinet to-day decided that the
preservation OF the present regime
rests upon the prompt ouelltng of the
insurrectionary movement. and the en-
tire military and naval strength Of Tar-
key will be employed before the week
Is over, IL such is found necessary
To-day's dispatches cay that several
thousand rebels are tearing up the
tracks OF the railways In order TO de-
lay the arrival of the loyalist reinforce
ments.
II is reported that the rebels am
pushed an entire regiment of govern
ment troopS near Mesina, killing mos'
OF the soldiers and binding and MAIN
Ing the prisoners taken.
The governments offer OF taxation
concessions to the Ainanians II they
would lay down their arms has beer
fatty rejected by the rebel leaders
The rebels demand the restoration o.
the old regime and the return to power
OF Abdul Hamid.
There is an increasing suspicion tina
Austria Is encouraging the revolt
News has been received here OF an IN
ter-tribal war In northeast Arabia. II
/ which 500 natives were killed In thre'
days Thts outbreak tn believed TO %
a reflex of the Albanian revolt and J
is feard that the insurrectienaFy spiFi
will spread 10 other provinces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
NOT TO CELEBRATE
FOUNDERS DAY YET
Illness of Messrs Carnegie and
Root Results in its Postpone
ment for Year.

Owing to the illness OF Andrew Car
neg,e and Senator Eiihu Root. of New
York, who were to have been among
the speakers at the University OF VIZ
gtuia Wednesday. Founders Day, oh
servance OF the occasion has been post
poned until next April by officials at
Charlottesville.
Governor Mann. who was invited to
the celebration of Founders Day and
had prepared an address for the occa :
sion. received information to this effect
Monday. As 1t was planned by Judge
Mann TO have his entire stan present
at Charlottesville. ii was necessary for
Secretary Ben Owen to send out TWEEN
five kilograms to the colonies and
other dignitaries Informing them that
the time for gold lace and shimmerfns
blue IL not yet.
Although the ofiicial celebration, for
which elaborate plans had been made,
viii not be held "Wednesday, 1t Is be-
lteved some observance will mark
FOUNDERS Day at Charlottesville, and
Governor Mann may make brief ad-
dress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
CHANGE OF PREMIER
PUTS LIFE AT STAKE

PARIS. April 1l.-Premier BRAND.
whom his enemies accuse OF deserving
socialism Tor political prefermcnt. 10
to take real risks OF violence II he
persists in taking an active part In
the campaign for the election OF NOM
hers OF the Chamber Of Deputies.
which II to be held April ~.
Yesterdays demonstration against
the premier at 81. Chamend. when
he was saved from personal Injury
only by the Intervention Of gendarmes,
has convinced the ministry that the
large socialist element keenly resenta
Brands change of faith. and the
premier - to-day being urged 10 keep
a. much in the background az pos
sibla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
READING NO ONE OUT
DECLARES MR.. TAFT

WASHINGTON. April i1.--Presi-
dent Taft refused point blank to read
the insurgents out OF the party at the
harmony dinner OF the League of Re
publican Clubs at the Arlington.
He called upon both houses OF Con-
Rress TO redeem their campaign pledges
during the two months of the session
still remaining declaring that the Re-
publican party cannot go before the
country divided and with Its promises
forgotten.
ITO night ! am reading no one out
OF the Republican party" he said. I'VE
want them all III the ranks. and they
have the opportunity 10 establish stheir
claim to Repubficanism by what they
do In both houses of Congress to help
the legislation mapped out BY their
Sets We shall know them"
'Jf they don't want to stand with
the party as Republicans, and II they
Cont help In the legislation, we are not
going to quarrel with Them" he con-
tnued.
TT Is their privilege at any time TO
vote as they will aud to speak as
they viii, but we desire their aid as
! Republican az long az they will be Re
Y pubiicans i do not wish to say any
thing tonight that shall seem to sep
arAte. them from w. or shall assume
q
cans they are not az sincere az hope
I am myself In Republicanism.
"A man does not desire the success
OF the Republican party when he shows
himself unwilling TO redeem for the
party the pledge that he makes, and
takes such a course as Indicates dis
loyalty to that party and wishes the
success OF another party. and we have
a right 70 say that tho label that he
bears Ii not Republican.
mo man has the right to read an.
other man out OF the Republican
party. He reads himself out II hi
IL disloyal to the party, and II he 1.
not. he can by his works show tina,
loyalty So you see. my friends,
am In no defiant sspirit tonight.
want everybody In the ranks. and
want the help OF all Republicans
Whether they may in the past have
slipped away little, want then
back to help that grand old party
upon which--and I say II with tIs
utmost Difference to our friends, the
Democrats--thatg grand old party upor
which the real progress OF this coun
try depends .1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
TAKES STING FROM
RESIGNATION BEES
Deaia4s of RHmerea Changes IN
Cabinet Come Thick and
Fast.
5OSSIPERS KEEP BUSY
Every Member of Presidents Of
fetal Family Except Two
Slated to Go.

WASHINGTON d. c., April IL
Good morning. Have YOU resigned
yet" is to-day the daily greeting OF
the members of the Taft cabinet. and
with harmonious aiaeTity the chorus
answers, No. Have xpu?''
Only two members nave escaped
being made the subject OF resigna :
ton rumors. They are Secretary OF
the Navy Meyer and Attorney-Gen-
eral Wickersnam. Ana to-day the
gossipers following the Wickersham
speech at Chicago Saturday nish'
threaten to do little 'rumoring
about the attorney general
Here are a few " the things scned-
uled by the prophets:
In the first place, administration
sources had ii Col. Roosevelt read
the riot act via cable. and Messrs
Macy eagh. Baliinger, Nagei, Hitch
cock and Knox were to be replaced
by Roosevelt fighters" tor the good
of the party.
Then Mr. Knox began TO pout, &C
corning to the rnmorers. because Mr.
Wiekersham had practically displaced
him as premier. Secretary Mac,
Neaxh, because Of the opposition Il
his tariff decisions, was also to &c
out.
Secretary of Commerce and Laboi
/ Nagel was TO be appointed to sue
! coed the late Justice Brewer on th'
! Supreme Court bench. but he refused
He was to leave the cabinet anyhow
Secretary of War Dickinson wa
TO, and Is still to, make a fight 70
| the senatorship from Tennessee, t
succeed Senator Frazser.----
Secretary BAalinger has EN-
I barrassed the administration" groun
the rumor mill, and he must tax
the toboggan. If he can do it grace
fully"
-Taeie ''Tama" Jim Wilson is an oil
man. and besides the gossipers hav
t been getting him out OF the cablne
| for years, SO he was also schedules
| for the axe.
| Postmaster-G Hitchcock wa
to quiet cabineting and take t
politics.
Then the gossipers paused, hesitat
ed, and waited for the deniais. The
came.
| The president denied--he haan
heard of any changes. Secretary Kno
ldenied--he did not intend TO resign
Mr. Mcveagh denied--he was goin
to stay till the finish. ''Tama" Jir
said IL wasn't his turn to resign-h
resigned only Mondays and Wednes
days. and the rumor spread on
Thursday Judge Ballinger said: '"Th
thing to do is to keep your nerve.
stin upper Up, and tell the ether fe'
How To-
Some OF the rumors have SCENE
Ito have come from authorativ
sources, and no one In Washtngto
would be surprised II they would com
true.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
MINISTERS DROP
SALOON QUESTION
Matter Ruled Out at Meeting of
Pastors in Monthly
Session.
NO OBJECTION RAISED
DR.. Latham Takes Initiative in
Side Tracking Proposition
for the Present

Not dissenting voice vas raised
when Rev. DIR. j. n. Latham, pastef
of Centenary Methodist church, pre-
siding over the monthly meeting of
the Ministerial Union. Monday after
noon ruled that consideration of reso-
luton with reference TO the tnau-
guration OF local option campaign
was out OF order.
This matter was brought mp follow
Ing the reading OF the minutes and
transaction OF a small amount OF
routine business. Rev. Henry Pearce
Atkins, the secretary, read the reso-
lutions, which had been referred to
the Ministerial Union at called meet
ing of the ministers of Richmond
held the latter part of last month.
DIR. Latham Gives Reasons.
immediately after the reading OF
the resolutions had been concluded,
Rev DR.. Latham arose and stated
that. inasmuch al the matter Of open
ing campaign against the saloon
in Richmond had originated at .
called meeting of the ministers and
not at a meeting of the Ministerial
Union, he would rule that Ii Was Out
Of order for the latter body to con-
slider the question DIR. Latham also
stated that the purposes of the unior
were more of a social nature thar
otherwise. and he gave that as
not be taken UP.
Another reason advanced by the
Centenary pastor was the fact that Q
considerable majority of the Rich
mond ministers seemed to have beer
opposed TO projecting a local option
campaign at this time
DIR. Fair Addresses Body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
BLACK HANDERs KILLED
BY INTENDED VICTIMS
Italians Lived Many Years on
Money Extorted from Fell
low Countrymen.

wILRESBARRE. PA. April H.
Martin and Gus Gabrti. brothers. quit
mining several years ago. but since
that time they have dressed well and
apparently had plenty Of money. To-
day Martain In dead and Gus Is dying.
Vincent and salvador Caitore are In
iail, technically charged with murder
but the police treat them moro as
honored guests than az prisoners.
According to the police the Gabril
brothers have extorted money from the
italian colony ever since they quit
mining. Three weeks ago Salvador
Galore began receiving letters de-
manding $500. At first he ignored the
letters. Then they became insistent
He had $500 but II WA all his savings
and no consulted his brother Vincent.
They agreed to defy the biackmatterH.
The police chief was consulted and
granted permission TO carry pistol
and whom Salvador and Vincent were
approached by the Gabrtf brothers the
former used the pistol, killing ore and
Woundtng the othek
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
LITTLE GIRL VICTIM
OF WHITE MAN DEAD
Ten Year Old Negress Alleged ts
Have Been Asaulted-Man
is Held

Especial to The Richmond vtrgintan.)
The death OF Rebecca Taylor Chandler
q nine year old colored Girl alleged 10
have been assaulted by e. A. yandyke
= white man. several days aKo. In under
Investigation o-day by coroner's jury
assault charge but may hRve additional
charge Of causing the chtld's death te
answer for Doctors say the child was
horribly bruised and internally In
jured.
THE immediate cause OF death was
nneumonta which developed while the
child was under treatment for her OF h.
er injuries.
The colored population 10 much In
much go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11

General George W. Wickersham, after
speaking reassuringly concerning the
tariff, crisis Of congress, corporate
reforms, cost Of living and other sub
Jects of national import proceeded
practically to read the Insurgents
out Of the Republican party.
The attorney general declared tina,
IL Is time now for Republicans to
choose either for or against the presi-
dent of the United States and the Re-
publican party. He said
When the account IL cast and the
people weigh them in the balance 81
the next general election, who viii
they find most favored, they who stood
shoulder to shoulder wGh the presi-
dent In carrying out the party
pledges, in improving the administra'
ton of government. In enacting this
legislation promised by the party, II
fairly, impartially and fearlessly ad.
nr1nistering. the laws, or those who
true to no party principle. hoverec
like the bat i'm the fable between tbs
contending forces, sometimes with
one sometimes with the other ant
In the end were cast out and scornet
by both"'
II speak to an assembly of loya
Republicans. ! am sure / voice YOU
thought when ! say the time of run
ming with the hare and hunting with
the hounds liz over and every ont
must choose whether or. not he i
for the president and the Republican
party 49,
He that hath stomach to tn
fight let him depart Treason ma
ever consisted In giving aid and com
fort to the enemy.
"If any one wishes "a. join tn
Democratic party. let him do so. Blu
let him not claim to be Repuolical
and IN and out OF season work =
defeat Republican measures and 4
su bvert the influence of the Repub
lican president"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
DIR. Lynch Appointed.

DIR. Junius +. Lynch. formerly
major OF the medical corps. Virginia
Militia. has been made surgeon-gen-
eral of the State citizen soldierly. He
will have the rank of lieutenant-col-
.onel Adjutant- General Sale made
the appointment to take effect March
20, 1910.
General Sale has Issued an order
calling upon brigade. regimental and
separate battalion commanders Il
send to his office copies OF all orders
and circulars. Orders appointing OF
reducing first sergeants. and enlist
ment papers are ordered sent to the
adjutant-generars Office at the earliest
moment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
TAFT HAS Them
GUESSING AGAIN
Conciliates Insurgents While
Representative Reads Them
Out of Party
PRESIDENT PROBABLY
CHANGED HIS MIND
Mr. Wickersham Known to Have
Been Official Mouthpiece of Ad-
Observation-Disclosures and
Regulars sup in Air..
WASHINGTON. D. G, April IL

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April IL
The insurgents are not quite sure
where they are Eat" to-day.
Attorney General Wickesham, at
chicago, SATURDAY, night read tnefn
out OF the party, and the president
in Washington impiored them 10
stand by him and the party.
How the administration thus nap
pened to get It's wires crossed. so TO
speak, is puzzling to the regulars, as
we'll az to the insurgents. The only
explanation offered thus far Is that
the President intended to talk along
the lines of the Wickersham speech.
but changed his mind at the last
moment.
Some declare that. fnasmuch as Mr..
Wickersham went to Chicago as
representative of the administration.
the President liz in the position OF
having O. KID a speech which direct
made here at the same time that no
man can read another out of the Re-
publican party"
''Wickersham may have made
many mistakes in his life, said SEN
ator Cummins. of Iowa. but he never
made a greater mistake than his sat
urday nights performance. The blum
der was a natural one, however. for
until he took his position as cabi-
net officers he had little 10 do with
the Republican party. and was ignor-
ant of its makeup, its spirit or its
purpose.
with this meagre acquaintance
with the party, 1t liz not wonderful
that he looks upon the cabinet as the
whole thtnE-AfteF he has had more
experience he will know that fidelity
to the party means fidelity TO Its prin-
cipIes not to men. and he Will dis
cover that the rank and tfts OF the
Republicans have not appointed him
or any other person. no matter nov
high his station, To fix the standard
u loyalty TO party principles and par
ty organization. !" L .7zzzz-a77-.
Says Proxrcssives Not Worried.
Senator Bristow. another radical
insurgent. said: ''The progressive sen
afors are not worried about ANYTHING
and they do not feel II necessary te
make speeches defending themselves
They are standing on the Republican
national platform. and have conf
dence that their constituents VIII ap-
prove their course"
Senator Borah. of Idaho, counted
as near fnsurgent, said Tha
members of Congress may not discus;
WIN tftStHSsS ASd AtnA Use NNA&si
OF measures and differ with Other
members of their party as To wha
the terms OF bill should be wIthau
being charged with giving aid ans
comfort to the enemy. narrowly es
capes being rigidicuious. In fact, 1
h Is not ridiculous, II Is something
that II Is not polite To mention"
The Attorney General has no au'
thortty to read anyone cut of the par
ty," said Representative Madison, q
Kansas, ''and certainly he has no au
thority to read out the insurgents 1,
Congress, when the President has sait
1t was proper TO exercise freedom q
action inside the party In considering
matters OF legislation
Other House insurgents took SINH
lar view.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
DRIVEN To SUICIDE
BY LOAN SHARKS"
Washington, d. c. Man Forced to
Borrow from One TO Pay
Another.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 1.-THE
double clutch of a .ioan shark com
binat!on by which he WAS forced 10
borrow money from one 10 pay another
Led George w. Chandler. q train dis
hatcher, to commit suicide aecordins
10 statement issued today by Cor
cner hewitt Chandler borrowed 8
small sum from a ten per AND
rr,r, found that his debt ~ as tsseHeas-
ing so rapidiy that he could not meet
ii lie shot himself Thursday and died
las. night
II Is probable that Chambers case
will be cited In the present ehort "
artya out bordeS of sharks" who prey
unon the department employees ana ev-
cry month collect large sums or gov
eminent money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
WATCHED OPERATION
GRINNING THE WHILE
Harrisonburg Man Ridiculed Sug
gestion That He Take An
Anaesthetic.

Especial to The Richmond yirgin;an)
HARRISoNBERG. VA, April IL.
--R l. Campbell. of Pendleton coun-
T., W. Va, refused to take an
and sat down and watch
ed and grinned and endured while
DR.. r. r. Miller. a Harrisonburg
specialist, wen through the long and
painful operation of saving a bone
from his nose. which WINS obstructing
his breathing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
HARRY THAW'S WIFE
TO STUDY ABROAD
Former Evelyn Nesbit Will Take
Courses n-Art aud -
Sculpture.

NEW YORK, April 11.--Mrs. Mary
Copley Thaw to-day refused to discuss
the rumor that she Is furnishing money
for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to study art
and sculpture In Paris in return for
Eveiyn's promise to remain away from
America Young Mrs. Thaw will sail
Thursday and win not return, she says
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
SYMPATHETIC" WAR
STARTED IN BOSTON

BOSTON, MASS. April 11.-Be-
lieving that the supposed suicide of
Wing Song, a Chinese politician here,
may In reality be the first tragedy In
a Tong war, sympathetic with out
breaks in New York and Philadel-
phia. rigid investigation of the death
is being made to-day. and strong pa
trolls have been thrown into the Chi
nese district, The police say local
Chinese Tong men have for nightz
been sleeping with their guns on.
and trouble is feared at any time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-11
Announcements Not Authorized.

The virginian printed in it's issue
of Saturday. upon what Is believed
to be authentic and authorized fnfor-
nation. the announcement that Mr..
Henry Beattie and Miss Louise Owen.
both of Manchester. would ba mar
ried in August. 1t has since develop
ed that the announcement was not
authorised.