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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-24
BUSINESS And PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
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/ yellow Pine Lumber. Shingles, Sash. Doors
Mouldngs. Turned Columns. Pickets.
Brackets, Lime. Cement, Plaster, Etc.
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CLEANING, OYEiNG AND
PRESSING.
EDUCATIONAL.
BUSINESS COLLEGE

Business and Stenographlc Courses
Send for Catalug.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
CHARGE OF VAGRANCY is
DECLARED RIDICULOUS
Cases of Mrs. Kerr and Bernard
Kaiser Continued

Mrs Clara Kerr, wife of j. p Kerr.
mining broker. and Bernard Kaiser,
clerk with the Selby smelling works.
who were arrested early Sunday morn
ing in the Langham hotel on a charge
of vagrancy on complaint of Dave
Cosgrove. attorney for Kerr, appeared
before Police Judge Shortall yester-
day. Attorney Bull, representing Mrs.
Kerr, said she owned property In the
city and the charges against her were
absurd. Assistant District Attorney
Oppenheim said he had known Kaiser
for years. and any one swearing to a
complaint charging him with vagrancy
committed perjury. AS Cosgrove was
not in court the cases were continued
till Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
SUFFERING FROM ECZEMA
New Discovery Has Revolutioaized the
Treatment of skin Diseases

Nothing in the history of medicins
has ever approached the success OF the
marvellous skin remedy known as pos
lam, which, il is safe to say, has cured
more cases of eczema and skin diseases
than any remedy ever offered for these
ills.
The success of poslam is not at all
surprising when IL is considered that
even very small quantity applied TO
the skin stops itching Immediately and
proceeds to heal at once. The very worst
cases of eczema. as we'll as acne. herpes
letter. piles. salt rheum, rash. cruSted
humors. scaly scalp and every form OF
itch. yield TO ii readily. Blemishes such
pimples, red noses. muddy and In
famed skin disappear almost imme-
diately when poSlam is applied. the
complexion being cleared over night.
All druggists. including the Owl Drug
Company. keep the so cent size (tor
minor troubles) as well as the regular
81 jar.
But no one is even asked to pur-
chase poslam without first obtaining a
sample package, which will be sent by
mail free of charge. upon request. by
the Emergency Laboratories. 80 West
Twenty fifth street. New York city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
MILLIONAIRE IN
AUCTION[fR'S ROLE
w. II. Croker Tells Merchant
Exchange Confreres They
Are a Lot of PikerS

That men of wealth are not always
demonstrated yesterday afternoon at
the tag day aftermath. which took
place at the Merchants exchange.
The disposing of the gold tag donated
by Fl. C. Ahlers and the four silver but
tons given by the Bells company was
postponed from tag day until o'clock
yesterday. and w. H. Crocker. w. B.
Bourn, Frank Michael and Willis Polk
were asked to act as auctioneers
AT few minutes past the hour W. H.
Crocker raped loudly with his gavel
and requested the members of the ex-
change present to step up
James Rolph Jr.. the assistant auc-
tioneers and the tag committee Mrs
1. n. Walter, Mrs. John F. Merrill Mrs.
John S. Merrill and Miss Jennie Blair,
drew near, but the others on the floor
ignored the summons. except those
who left hastily. Every one stood afar
off and seemed busily occupied.
Finally the value of the wares and
the virtues of the charities to be bene-
flied were set forth by Crocker, and
w. B. Bourn set the pace with bid of
$50, Willis Polk raised him ST. James
Rolph made it $50. which Bourn
promptly covered with S. more and it
was his.
James Rolph got the next mysteri-
ously wrapped little parcel, which
proved to be the gold button, for $50;
Willis Polk got one for $50, Frank
Michael was given one for $50, and
Crocker took the last at $53, which
made $270 for the lot.
Michael. Polk and Bourn gave theirs
to Mrs. Merrill Jr. to be sold again and
many suggestions were made as to the
best places to sell them over again, but
nothing was decided.
AS Crocker left the exchange he
turned and remarked to the members
ensconced in their corners, YOU are
lot of pikers,'' which brought forth
many shamefaced or brazen smiles
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Getty OF HILLSBOROUGH"
MEETS WITH SETBACK
Supervisors Not Satisfied With
Road Bond
[Speeiol Dispateh 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, March 21.-Despite
the favorable attitude of John II. Cole
man, supervisor from the San Mateo
township, toward the formation of the
proposed CITY of Hillsborough,' the
board of supervisors today refused to
incorporate the lands of the wealthy
into separate municipality. declaring
that they were not satisfied that the
Crystal Springs road. the main thor
ough to the coastside, would be kept in
proper repair.
The incorporation of Hillsborough
would result in remarkable decrease
in the assessed valuation of the sec
ond township, and consequently a de-
crease in the townships road fund. To
Offset this deficit the projectors of
Hillsborough prepared a bond. which
they declared would compel them. to
pay the sum of 1000 into the fund
of the township. annually.
Il don't believe we could legally hold
you to that agreement" said Chairman
McEvoy. and it seems peculiar to me
that District Attorney Bullock signed
his initials, and not his name, to the
document"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
MRS. OELRICHS SELLS
LARGE DUCK PRESERVES
Property Consists of 900 Acres
i'm Suisun Marshes

Thomas Magee & Sons announce that
they have just sold for Mrs Hermann
Oelrichs the Duck club at Cygnus sta
tion on the Suisun marsh. This is the
same property that was purchased by
E. H. Hartman for $4,000 about two
years ago While the title was being
perfected Hartman died and his estate
asked to be freed from the purchase
Since then many prospective buyers
have attempted to secure the property
but at last favorable offer was re-
ceived and Mrs. Oelrichs has just wired
confirming the sale. This duck pre-
serve affords as fine shooting as is to
be found in the state. The property
consists of over 900 acres, and for
many years was the private shooting
preserve of the late Hermann Oeirichs
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS
WHEN DOOMED TO DEFEAT
Downfall of Ministry Due to
Mercantile Marine Subsidy

ROME. March 2f.-The Italian cab
met resigned today. The retirement of
the ministry, which was formed De-
cember 10, 1909, with Baron Sidney
Sonnino as premier, was due to the
realization that the governments mer-
camille marine subsidies measure was
doomed to defeat.
The fall of the cabinet, though it
had been expected. came at a critical
moment and unfortunately the day of
the arrival of the German chancellor,
Doctor Won Bethmann-H -Hollweg, who
thus finds no government with which
to confer.
The Italian ministrys program. an
nounced February II, provided for
a s5,000,000 subsidy in aid of Italian
shipping. The government also pro-
posed to give the Italian Lloyd steam
ship company 25 year subyention for
the transportation of mail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
HIGH GRADE music
ASSURED TO CITY
Musical Association of San
Francisco Meets With Great
est encouragement

San Franciscans bid fair to have a
symphony orchestra of their own be-
fore the end of the year as the 'Mu-
sical association is meeting with such
encouragement that it's success seems
assured.
The invitations sent out to the lead
ing people of the social and musical
years toward its establishment have
brought many acceptances, and about
$50 of the 900 members needed are al
ready secured
The musicians union has given it's
hearty support to the affair and says
that about SO musicians can be sup
piled toward the membership of such
an orchestra as is planned.
1t is expected that the concerts will
be sufficiently popular to pay all run
ming expenses, and the -money sub
scribed will go toward the opera house
fund and an endowment fund to make
the association permanent.
When the founders list is complete
a special list of those who wish to
donate more than the guaranty will
be formed and these will be known as
patrons"
citation consists of DR.. A. Barkan, 7. b.
Berry, E. D. Borel Antoine Borel, w.
B. Bourn. j. W. Byrne, C. H. Crocker.
w. II. Crocker, Frank Deering, Alfred
Esberg. Frank Griffin, E. S. Heller, j..
.. Mckee, William Mintzer, j. D. Red
ding, John Rothschild, Leon Sloss, Sig
mund Stern, Dr. Stanley Stillman, r. M.
Tobin and j. D. Grant.
Among those who have already be-
,J1x,r
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
CARNEGIE AND PARTY
AT SOLAR OBSERVATORY
Will Take Trip in Improvised
Elevator

PASADENA, March 21.-Andrew
Carnegie and a party ,of 10, including
Mrs Carnegie and Miss Carnegie. ar
rived at the hotel near the summit of
Mount Wilson late this afternoon after
ride of more than five hours in a
wagon drawn by four horses.
The trip was made without mishap.
Carnegie showed evidences of fatigue
and retired soon after his arrival.
An improvised elevator, consisting of
huge basket operated by block and
tackle, will carry Carnegie to the Car
negie solar observatory. above the
hotel, tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Strike Takes on New Phase

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, March 81.
The strike at the Bethlehem steel
works has taken a new phase. A
score of the open hearth workers in
the Saucon plant who demanded an
increase from 6 to cents for 100 tons
of iron and steel drawn and gave the
company until tomorrow to grant the
request. have been given their wages
and blue card which indicated that
they have been discharged.
They were among the men who re-
turned to work since February IS.
The strike leaders claim today that
200 men have quit work at the Saucon
plant and joined the strikers and that
400 more in the same plant would be
out before night The labor organizers
claim that the crucible department is
tied UP.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
SUPPOSED MURDER PROVES
TO BE CASE OF SUICIDE
Sheriff investigates the Death
of Tropico Rancher

LOS ANGELES. March 21.-After con-
Quoting an inquiry that lasted through
out last night into the death of D. w.
Dwire, the Tropico rancher. Sheriff
Hamfnel announced today that ,In-
doubtedly Dwire had committed suicide.
Dwire was found dead in his ranch
house with a deep cash in his neck.
his wrists slashed and his left breast
torn open by charge of gunshot. Be-
cause of the nature and number of the
wounds it was believed that he had
been murdered.
Dwire came into the limelight some
months ago through having found a
bloody garment worn by the supposed
murderer of Anna Poltera, a school girl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Baseball. Team Boycott
Miners Promised Increase

CINCINNATI. March 21.-A new factor
was injected into the contest between
the soft coal miners and operators of
Ohio. Indiana and West Virginia today,
when it was reported that the owners
of nonunion mines in West Virginia
and Kentucky shortly would post no
tices of a voluntary increase in wages.
Such notice. it is declared, would of
itself be almost the signal of victory
for the unionists' contest for wage
increase
President Lewis refused to discuss
the matter further than to admit that
ho hod heard the rnnnrf
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
THREATENS TO DEPOSE
PROSECUTOR BULLOCK
Chairman McEvoy Angered by
District Attorneys Delays
FSpccidI Dispotch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY. March 21.-Defin
ing District Attorney Joseph J. Bull
locks delay in drafting the new coun
ty automobile ordinance as "derelfction
of duty" Chairman P. II. McEvoy de-
clared at the meeting of the county
supervisors today that the board had
the right to declare the Office of dis
trict attorney left vacant, and would
use that privilege If necessary. Bullock
has promised to have the new measure
prepared several times. but the ordi-
nance has failed to materialize
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

dustrial school, per Sc, does not and can
not result in turning out a fun nedged me-
chanic ready to take UP his trade.
1t is further recognized that the old ap
premiership system possessed many features
that were uneconomic and unjust, put witn
the preservation of much that was good ana
its application by proper blending with the
modern idea of perfection in theory 1t would
A marked tendency toward apprentlceships.
Is tsSlng piaee. ana a 'ne er,ngera9 is That
gradual return will take place II such tram
ing is carried sanely and advantageously
TO the American youth
Great preparations are making for
the golden jubilee of the amalgamated
society of carpenters and joiners to be
held in this city June 4. The necessary
committees are now being appointed
and all branches of the society will be
freely represented
At the meeting of plumbers. gas and
steam filters union delegates to the
labor council will be elected.
For the information of those unions
now affiliating with the labor council
1t is necessary that the delegates to
that body be elected from the floor Of
the union and not appointed by the
presidents. This is in compliance with
the constitution of the labor council.
The Oakland branches of the ANAL
gamated society of carpenters and
joiners have arranged for smoker in
building trades headquarters next Sat
urday night The San Francisco
branches have agreed to send large
delegation to attend this function.
Tile and composition roofers' union
No. 25 voted last night to send two
delegates to the San Francisco labor
council and to affiliate with the state
fedora tion of labor
Bottle Gamers union No. 1885 will
give ball in Brewery Workers hall
Saturday night under the auspices of
the Social committee.
Baseball Team Boycott
CHICAGO, March 21.--The Chicago
federation of labor yesterday placed
boycott on the Cleveland American
league baseball team because the park
at Cleveland was built by nonunion
labor Secretary Edward n. Nockels
was instructed to communicate with
President Charles a. Comiskey of the
Chicago American league club TO the
effect that organized labor in Chicago
has the highest regard for Comiskey
and the club, but on account of the 'un
fair attitude of the managers of the
Cleveland team boycott would be
placed on the games when the Cleve-
lands play in Chicago"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
HUSBAND ENDS QUARREL
BY DRINKING LYSOL

John Chadwick of 2445 Sutter street
tried to frighten his wife by drinking
q bottle of IysoI last night. After
draining the bottle Chadwick became
rather disturbed over his own condi-
tion and telephoned for the central
emergency hospital ambulance. His
life was saved at the hospital Chad
wick had been quarreling with his wife
before drinking the poison.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
CITY ARCHITECT
: lOPS OFF HEADS

Emil de Neuf. who was city archi-
rect Tor some months between the
terms of former Architect Loring p.
RiNford and the incumbent, was
cropped from the city's service as as
slstant by the board of works yester-
oay upon the recommendation of City
Architect n. w Mohr. Mohr also caused
the dismissal OF Mechanical Engineer
- p Walsh Craftsman n. W. Howard.
Quantity Surveyor T. a. Clark and the
latter-s assistant. W. q Bell
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
DIR. WHEELER TO TALK ON
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
To Give Results of His Observa-
tionS Made Abroad

President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of
the University of California. who re-
turned last Sunday from Berlin, will
speak before the Downtown association
on the topic of municipal Improvement
at the. Hotel st. Francis Thursday
evening of next week. His remarks
will be based largely upon observa-
tions made during his trip to Europe
Tickets for the affair may be secured
at the Office of the Downtown asso-
citation, 130 Kearny street
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
BANK OF RHYOLITE TO
Go INTO LIQUIDATION
Financial Concern in Nevada Is
Winding Up It's Business

GOLDFIELD, New. March 21.-The
First national bank of Rhyolite, New.
has suspended regular business pend
ing liquidation proceedings that have
been commenced.
The deposits amount to $4,000 and
the assets total $4,000 in cash and
$122.000 in convertible securities and
loans.
Oscar j. Smith of Reno is president
of the institution.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
BOY AND GIRL ELOPERS
ARRESTED AT SANTA ANA
Romance of Youthful Couple
Rudely Shattered by the Law

SANTA ANA, March 21.-Tom For
man, aged IL and Gertrude Seifert. Is,
who eloped from San Diego today,
were arrested here today on tele-
graphic advice. The father of the girl
arrived tonight to take charge of his
daughter. The father of the boy tel
egraphed to let him take care of him
self
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

SUES FOR DIVORCE Mateo. March 21.-
Asserting that her husband deserted her Octo-
ber 1, 1908. Mrs. Margaret Frances Hen
rioule has brought suit for divorce against
Henry j. Henrioue. The defendant is the
son of well known wholesale liquor merchant
of San Mateo
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

DEATH OF AGED woMAN--Palo Alto, March
21.-Mrs. Elizabeth Looney pioneer woman
of wisconsin who came to Palo Alto four wears
ago. died in the Peninsula hospital yesterday
aged So years. Her son, Captain NJ. NJ. Looney
10 master Of vessel in the Alaskan trade.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
BUICK CAR MAKES
SPLENDID RECORD
"White Streak" Completes Hard
Ten Days Endurance Run
in Salt Lake
BY R. R. LHoMMEDIEU

One of the most sensational endur-
ance runs that has ever been made by
an automobile was the recent 10 days,
nonstop endurance trip made by little
Buick White Streak in the state of
Utah..
The car was scheduled to start and
in 10 days complete the distance of
$500 miles without the engine being
stopped once. Each day of the 10 in
which the car was being operated was
over probablythe worst of roads known
to the state, and each day as regularly
as the clock told the hours the little
white car made tbs run of $50 miles,
and closed up the run with a perfectly
running motor.
So that there might be an absolute
check kept over the car the driver was
accompanied by a representative of one
of the newspapers of Salt Lake City
during the entire run. When the score
had been completed the car was driven
into the city of Salt Lake and run
about the streets. carrying II persons,
attracting great attention. The car was
then taken to the Salt Lake City auto
show, where thousands viewed it with
interest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Rid of Her Fat

Used Rengo. trial package free to all. Ifs
perfectly safe. You eatit like fruitor candy and
easily and safely reduce your fat pound q day.
For sale by all druggists at s1.0o per fun sized
box, or by mail prepaid. by The Rengo Co.. 5o11
Rengo Bldg, Detroit, Mich soc trial package
free by mail on receipt OF 1Oc in stamps or silver
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

Bakers and confectioners' union last
Saturday night discussed and adopted
its trades rules for the approaching
term. These do not, except in some
minor details, differ from those in force
now.
The committee on picnic reported
that if had secured Fernbrook park for
the first Wednesday in May, which is
international bakers day. Eight ac-
cepted candidates were admitted to
membership.
President z. ScharreF will leave for
Chicago next Saturday and from there
will go to other cities to study trade
conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

Ambassadors and other mem bers of
the diplomatic staffs of foreign nations
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

The ball given in brewery workers
hall last Saturday by the beer bottlers
union was well attended and proved an
enjoyable function. c. Jackowiski was
floor director and Frank Hartwick as
sistant The other members of the
committee were: J. Karusa. L. Herri
". Schultze, NJ. Horan, T. Chossio, John
Busch and q. Demming.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

E. P. Brinegar, president of the Pio-
neer automobile company of this city
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Ambassadors
Must Buy Tags

the ruling made recently by the COM
they must pay 81 for an identification
tag for their automobiles. They still
remain exempt from speed regulations
hOWeYer
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

There was a large attendance at the
smoker given in New Era hall last Sat
urday night by electrical workers
union No. 8. There was presented an
interesting program of music, songs
and specialties under the direction OF
A. Z. Cohn, A Elkins. Frank Morrison
". il. Urmy and p. Kennedy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Famous Haynes
Clutch Described

the clutch out, to shit
out grinding. thus re
sible to strip the tee
makes it popular fol
for a clutch that will
the car with a jump
deal to an owner T
slipped without the s
the mechanism, bein
that with the occasion
graphite and oil it
easily. and as il is !
outla SITS the car itself
taken with the TIayT
and, when the clutC
there is no jerking.
Fl. l.. Owesney. mar
ton motor carriage ,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Fine Booklet
of Studebakers

One of the most attractive and most
important features of the Haynes cars
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

One of the most handsome booklets
ever gotten out by any automobile
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

II. l.. Owesney, manager of the Win
ton motor carriage company, has re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Hudson President
Breaches This City


night.
VISITING the a9stern f"cforias Gba1in
is on his first visit to the city since he
became head of the Hudson company.
mers-Detroit motor car company be-
fore the two concerns were separated.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

The report on industrial education
which is being sent by the American
federation of labor TO state federations
and central labor bodies contains the
following on the subject of apprentices
The general demand for industrial knowl-
enge and skill and the almost universal in
feFest IN the subject manifested by business
organizations. boards of trade and labor or
sanlzations, as well by educators and
public men. is sufficient proof that the
right kind Of education for a boy or a girl
VINO expects to enter upon vocational ca
reer is second only in importance 70 their
having any education at all.
We must never lose sight of the fact that
large majority Of the working people are :
poor, and because Of this they are forced to
begin the battle of life at an early age The
need Of the day is that something Re done
for the children of this great wage working
Formerly the apprenticeship offered the
boy an opportunity TO learn a trade and be-
come thoroughly trained mechanic but of
late years the scheme of specialization has
supplanted the old apprenticeship system
even to extreme specialization. It ought to
be recognized as scientific truth that the
higher the skill possessed by the mechanic
the more valuable is his labor, to himself
efficient labor becomes the higher wages If
shonld command.
The only trouble in America today is that
too many OF our youths who graduate from
the grammar or high schools are misfits in
dustrially IL we are to secure industrial
supremacy OF even maintain our personal
standards In the Industrial world. we must
in some way in our educational system ac-
quire an equivalent to our old apprentice
ship system.
It is Of more than passing interest to note
that a revival Of apprenticeship by large
corporate interests through comprehensive
and sane regulations is gradually taking
form.
With the growing feeling that the old
time apprenticeship system must be modified
TO meet modern conditions of life. there
looms up the question of a substitute which
shall keep the best and most necessary of
the older customs and meet modern require
menfs. IL is generally conceded by those in
terested in Industrial education that the in
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22

Bottle Gamers union No. 1885 will
give bali in Brewery Workers hall
Saturday night under the auspices OF
the social committee.