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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-24

WIN tIisner and OTIS Murphy eomp6s
posed the cr6vd from Murray here ior
meeting Saturday night
Miss Jnne Radcliiie returned se9'
erai days pgo from shihnston; where
she spent several weeks with the iam-
iIy Of her brother j. RI Raacllie.
Miss Minnie LowtheF has been the
quest other sister, Mrs: s. w. Harden
for the past three weeks. Mss Low
Their viii probably be here for an m
definite period she VIII leave soon
for Wheeling. where her historical
work History Of Richie County. As
IN the hands Of the publisher.
Miss Cora Haun is 'InsP ittsburg the
guest OF sher brother. Clinton Haun.
She will likely remain until after
christmss. lss
Mrs: a. o. Radcliffe spent Saturday
and Sunday at smithtown the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Roy Steele. s.tiis
Mrs. Bruce somers has returned
fror alyisit with her uncle, Mr.. Greed
Michael, near Beverly.
Miss sallie Clelland spent Sunday at
Murray. with her aunt Mrs. Jesse
Dent
Claire Lowther is rushing work for
th Foundation Of his house, which he
is preparing to build.
The following persons were here
from Murray. Sunday night for. the
Injecting Misses Lucy and Madge
1 Harris, Myrtle Hall, Anna Harris
Grace and Ruth Stansberry, sallie
Hazel and Helen Malone. Lizzie Jol
life, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dent, Messrs
lJimsP Powell. Clarence. Otis and James
Murphy, Elihu and Hebert Curry, Bert
4 Harris, Brooks Malone, Clarence and
Lloyd Bissett. 1s,
soMisses Ada Harden and Rose Brown
4 will close their schools on Wednesday
4 evening foF the Thanksgiving holidays
resuming work again Monday morn
ling. Theformeris teaching! the Pssls
er Ruiz school, 1theplatter at Gram
Flown. IL sig3t;et Z i.s2
Our town isn't swept away Just be
cause the news is slow in making ap
pearance, but the writer must plead
guilty Of neglect, not premeditated
Ebut due to school work and a busy
time. Be still yke grumblers, for yov
have now read the news from oul
furnishing town.
! SHIRLEY.
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VIOLA NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs I,ester> Pitcher and
daughter. Mary. were calling ON the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =, A,
Pitcher Sunday.
Mrs NJ b Merrifield Is having n
well drilled at her home near here
this week
We had one of the finest sessions
of literary that we have had this win.
ter nm SATURDAY NIGHT ,,st To- .ho
good work 20 on.
HI Harris n,,rcb,sed \ 1re-co,t
of i. Il. sanders on Goose creek Tues.
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cATAWRA NEWS.

On Monday occurred the death OF
one of the twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Malone. Interment took place
here Tuesday afternoon. The infant
was aged about seven weeks. It had
been seriously Ill for several days
previous to. its death, which occurred
at the home Of its grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. G. Swisher. The mother
was before her marriage Miss Maude
Swisher, of this place, ->.4
A series Of meetings are being held
at the NJ. P. church, The pastor, Rev.
Anvil. is receiving the able assistance
Of Rev. Ireland, superannuated min.
lister Of Worthington. ]. j. Harris, Of
Viola, will probably assist with the
services the rest of this week. We
hope that great good may be done,
even though the prospect at present
isn't very cheerful,
Mrs. James Long and sons, Her
bert and Kenneth, were recently visit
ing the formers brother, Alley Harris,
near Parkers Run.
Miss Edna Jolliffe is still improving
slowly. She was out to church Sat,
urday evening. Il
Clarence Bissett was here from
Harrington Sunday the guest of his
friends.
Bert Harris, of near Parker's Run,
was Sunday visitor here.
Miss Estelle Heck, of Parker's Run,
spent Saturday and Sunday here the
guest of Miss Ada Hawkins.
Miss Rose Brown was home from
Grant Town Saturday and Sunday.
Herman Thorne, OF Fairmont, was
asturday evening visitor.
Mrs. George Radcliffe was down
from Rivesville Sunday, the guest Of
]. o. Radcliffe and family. @
Miss Lula Terrell has returned tc
Fher home near here, after an extended
stay in Indiana. =
Misses Virginia Young and Myrtle
Kelley, of Fairmont, were recen,
guests of Miss lisa Anvil.
Mrs. Henry Polling h4s been ~
but is better now.
Misses Nina and AddIe Kisner. AZ
mes Terrell, Lizzie Jollife. Grace
stansberry, Goldie Radcliffe, Messrs
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on Thahksgi 7iag evening, Nosefn.
Der 24th, at the Presbyterian chapel
at uztoyn:5 large oyster supper Will
DO held and proceeds will be used
for purchasing Christmas gifts for the
children Of the Sunday School. ES-
erybody is lnvitedito comet
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WINFIELD ITEMS.

The healthtof our community is NOT
very good at present. lse is
. Miss Maggie and Raymond Wolf
were visiting their grandfather, John
taiundell, at Kihgmont, Saturday aand
Sunday. 40 & iasls.e. i.ise3
MIR. and Mrs. zeb Heck and daugh,
iter@iNellie. were visiting at Monroe
McVicker's Sunday! hi n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goodman and two
children, Watson, were visiting
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Miss Louise Suffer spent today.
with friends and relatives at Fair.
view. II
Mr.. W. N. stoneklng, of Diamond
street, is visiting his father .Kidwell.
Mr.. Ira Devault, Of Enterprise, was
in this city yesterday.
Mrs, Mary stsnsberry; of Smith
town, who has been very sick, is much
better.
Mrs. D. s. Helmick has been i'll at
her home on Diamond street for sew
Ieral days.
Is / Misses 1nez and Pansy Jacobs went
M q ( Tiflag today to visit their parents,
MI hfpd Mrs, Lindsay Jacobs, w., ,,,s I
Mis- Bertha Wilt spent to-day with
relatives at Faitview. ~
+ an Viola Springer moved yester.
|'day from Union to Mr.. W. E. Van,
|Tiof's properly Jpn Guffey direct,
Mrs Bert sHelmick returned y ester
'dS day iron Murray where she spent sew I
Miss sIcie I'M and nephew, Her.
|s 9! spent today at Mt. Harmony.
Miss Eva Cox of opekisRa, was in
this = city Wednesday visiting her sis.
ter, Miss DoraECox. e!nGi 81
Mrs, Emma Malone, of srnithto@n,
who has been very i'll, is improving.
Mrs: VIII ?Boyers and children are
visiting relatives at Adlers, Pleas.
ants county. ~ ri.
Ray Kimmel is i'll of typhoid fever
at the City Hospital.
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RooM-F6r rent fur.
nished room In family of two-4i3
il EWashngton ST. near 3. and o. de-
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sictlian Gus.

The meeting Of the sicilian Thlmble
Club held Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. n. n. Hollt was largely
attended. The evening was delight:
fully spent and refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
HI! Donham on Market street, /.
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oFFlc e re Ms--For rent suite 81
office rooms, third floor, Jacobs
building,
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Went Hunting.
Messrss Howard, Eliza and Floyd
Iorris are hunting at Burners.
Missionary Society.

A meeting q the 5Women's Home
Missionary Society or the Diamond
Street NJ. E, Church win be held Fri
day at the home Of Mrs ;iE. NJ! Cox.
All members are requested to bring
their gift FOR the christmas box as 1t
will be packed at this meeting. laI
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BOYS WANTED Hoys u set pins at
y = y. g A; Bowling Alleys
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!. Thdaas HaNlIiSs Illdnx aal 81.

lt5i ~ 4 6 n tS tftg.s 40,
Thomas HAWKINS Saturday and sun.
day e. E ss r; 7; :. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John West were shop;
ping at Fairmont Monday. "a
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Baker and.
two children were visiting their
mother! Mrs. John. West Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fetty and two
children. Of Harrington, ares visiting
here this Reek. 81 ,6fsiqs & 1
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Baker and.
children were visiting the latter's par;
ients Mr.. and, Mrs Steve Vincent, at
Grassy Run Sunday. ig is III;
Mr. zeht Heck and ison, Lee, were
shopping at Eairmont Tuesday. g
bias ;r3syb .81.i; psrt, 4, . REGGs.,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
Corn Resists Drough.

Manhattan, Kan, July 30.-The DO
tanical department of the Kansas
state agricultural college is expert
menting in the prohibition of drought
resisting varieties of corn.
About a dozen varieties of western
corn which have originated in vari-
Gus places in the dry western coun-
ties of Kansas are being used as
stock for the experiment. These are
now being close pollenated to insure
their purity in future breeding work.
In addition, crosses are to be made
this summer between the western
Dent varieties and an extraordinary
variety of Chinese corn obtained by
Professor Roberts from the United
States department of agriculture.
This corn has singular drought re-
sistant characters which enable ii
to grow and make crop where all
other varieties fail.
The grain of the Chinese corn is
inferior, but the effort is being made
to combine the drought resistant
character of the Chinese corn with
the grain quality of the western
Dent varieties by crossing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
VOTE.GETTlNG SPEECH.
Love County is SoIidIy in the Cruae
iRanks-Cruce Visits Marietta.

Those who returned Saturda.
from Marietta where Lee Cruce
spoke Friday night state that Mr.
Cruce made a winning speech in that
city. 1t was so different from the
bombast that those people have here
lofore heard that they were pleased
with the smooth and logical man
ner of the speaker and Mr.. Cruce
made many votes in that town.
There were a few cries for Murray
when the speaker first began, but
Lee Cruce is a man whose logic
quickly catches a crowd, he is so
fair and honorable in his statements
that no reasonable man will ha-
rangue from the audience with him
and soon he had every man listen
ing. Love county Cruce people We're
proud of his coming and they state
without an exception that Lee Cruce
made many votes there, where there
has been a current against him for
some weeks. 1t is confidently eX-
pected that Cruce will have the ma
Jority of the vote in that county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
CRUCE MADE VOTES
IN LOVE COUNTY

Wiley w. Smith, druggist in Mariet-
ia, and one of the best men in Love
county has written a letter here to Il.
w. Randol which shows pretty clearly
in what regard Lee Cruce is held in
that town and also shows that Mr.
Cruce made many friends and voters
upon the occasion of his recent visit
to that town and county. He made
two speeches in Love county on the
Doth of July.
Mr.. Smiths letter follows:
Marietta, Okla, July 30,1910.
Mr.. r. W. Randol,
Ardmore, Okla.
Dear Friend Bob
When i returned to my store this
morning | went to work to see the eff
feet of Mr. Cruces speech last night
! was gratified to know that he made
a good impression and made many
votes if am not wonderfully in error
| would rather be Lee Cruce and be
defeated and represent the clean, pure
white mans honest democracy than
be elected governor a dozen times on
a platform which | consider far remov-
ed from the principles of the democrat
ic party. AS | see it Mr.. Cruce stands
for the very embodiment of all that is
clean and pure. He is a high-toned
pure and clean cultured gentleman
and has made campaign worthy of
such high ideals and as governor he
would be credit to the democracy and
to the state. With Murray, our state
would he in the class with Arkansas
with it's Jeff Davis.
The democrats of Oklahoma | believe
appreciate Lee Clruce and they appre-
ciate his words when he says:
Il have steadfastly maintained that
the supreme issue in this state is this:
Shall the democratic party remain in
control of the affairs of this state?
The candidacy of any democrat who
aspires to lead his party in the APP
preaching contest becomes important
to the members Of his party only in
proportion to the way his nomination
may tend to accomlish this result.
Democracys supremacy in the state
means more to me and to every other
loyal democrat than does the gratifica-
ton of any mans ambition
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
BEN STEPHENS
STRONGEST MAN
HE is ACCEPTABLE TO THE LAW
AND ORDER LEAGUE OF CAR
TER COUNTY.

The straw vote taken by Ed
Byrd, president of the Law and Or
der League, pertaining to the race
for sheriff of Carter county, shows
that Ben Stephens is the leading
candidate in the country precincts
of the county over all the other
candidates for the place. This vote
is gratifying to the members of the
league as a body, as Stephens Is
satisfactory to the members there
OF, though some of the members
are favorably inclined to the cand.-
dacy of other candidates.
The above is true copy of the
written statement which was written,
read, discussed and unanimously el-
dorsed as the sentiments of the
executive committee of the Law and
Order League at Its meeting on July
25, 1910, at which meeting the follow
ing members of said committee were
present: H. W Randol, ]. w. Har-
reid, w. f. Warren, d. N. Ferguson
W. S Wolverton and Ed Byrd. presi-
dent. No formal Endorsement was
made except as may be deduced
from the foregoing statement.
a careful persual of Mr. Byrd's let
ter in the ArdRoreite of July &c
will show that it is not in conflict
with the sentiment expressed in the
foregoing statement.
ED BYRD,
w. f. WARREN.
J. w. HARRELD.
X. W RANDOL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
.CRUCE WILL CARRY
COUNTY OF LOVE
MOST CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS
SAY TIE ARDMoRe MAN is IN
THE LEAD.

"a prominent citizen from Love
county, who passei through Ardmocc
Yesterday said he believed Cruce
would have a majority in that coun'
ty. The Murray people have claim
ed Love county from the time the
campaign was opened. The position
OF Lee Cruce on the taxation of IN.
dian lands forced some of the mos,
influential men of that county in
the Murray column and they have
worked energetlcally for his triumph
at the polls. At one time Love
county was conceded to the Murray
people but today the county is eitn-
er very close or it is well into the
Cruce ranks.
The change of sentiment in hat
county dates from the speeches
Murray made at Bomar and Mari
eta. Had the candidate never gone
there he would have received a larg-
er vote. His bull-dozing manner,
his unwarranted attacks upon the
Cruces and mis- position upon pu1iic
questions cost Murray many votes
and has probably cost him the coun-
ty.
The voting boxes of Envil}e Hold
er and Legate, it is said, VIII 20 to
Murray, but Loves Valley, Marietta
Burneyville, Leon, Marsden and Orr
will give Il majority for Cruce.
Telephone messages from Mari.
eta and conversations with people
from Marsden today give assurances
that Love county is for Cruce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
WILLIAMS MAKES STATEMENT
Says Cruce Most Certainly Will Win
Tomorrow.

John r. Williams, chairman OF the
Cruce campaign committee at Okla
homa City has sen. out the following
to the press of the state:
There are three democratic candi-
dates for the gubernatorial nomina-
tion in Oklahoma, one has openly
fought the present democratic admin
istration the other has openly fougnt
part of it and secretly fought it all.
Mr.. Cruce has openly and justly de-
Tended the present democratic admin
istrative acts and believing as l do
in the intelligence and patriotism OF
the democracy of Oklahoma there can
be but one result and that is the nom.
ina,ion of Mr. Cruce by decisive ma
jority and our returns from all over
the state fully justify this statement.
JNO. r. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
CHARLES CLEMENTS
DIES OF WOUNDS
MAN WHO RECEIVED BULLET
WOUNDS ON STREET SATUR-
DAY NIGHT.

Chas. Clement who was shot ON
Main street Saturday night by Jake
Lewis died at o'clock Sunday
morning about three hours after the
shooting. He was shot three times
with a 45-calibre pistol.
w. c. Clement, father of the de-
ceased and Ed Clement, his brother,
and also an uncle came up yesterday
from Paris in response to a mes
sage informing them of the shoot
ing. The remains were shipped
this morning to Paris Texas, where
the funeral will be held Besides
those who came up from Paris, the
remains were accompanied by the
widow of the dead man.
Mr.. Clement, father Of the un-
fortunate man, is a wealthy farmer
OF Lamar county. He has extensive
Investment in farm lands, live stock
and bank stock. 1t is said that he
will employ an attorney to assist
the county attorney in the prose
cuton of the case. 1t was reported
that he had employed W. lB. John
son but Mr.. Johnson stated that he
was not in the case either for the
prosecution or defense.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
To Collect Bad Debts.

c. M. Harper, credit manager Of
the Ardmore Retailers Association,
who has been at work for the past
few days on a plan to bring SLOW
pay people through with their bills,
has secured the cooperation of ali
the members of the association and
will begin handling the accounts
come time during this week. The
members of the Retailers Associa-
ton will sue on the accounts that
they are unable to collect and where
a judgment is obtained, the judS-
ment will be sold to the credit man
ager, who has already made the ar
rangements financially to handle all
such judgments. After the judg-
ments are bought by the credit man.
ager large cardboard with the
names of the parties against whom
the judgments are held and the
amounts of each account will be
placed in the window of every bus
mess firm in the city who are mem
bers of the association The card
will read, The following judgments
are for sale the amounts and the
name will be given in large type.
Newspaper space advertising the judg
ments will also be used by the credit
manager. The credit manager will
use caution to see that all accounts
are just and no one will be allowed
to do any spite work and only the
man who is trying to beat his bills
will suffer. The plan is one of the
greatest things that has ever been
done by the association, it will be
the means of saving thousands of
dollars for the members, and it will
not do any injury to any good and
well meaning man. but it is the in
tention of the association and the
credit manager to make it so miser-
able for the professional dead bea;
that he will have to pay his bills or
leave the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
PERSONALS

A. Boyd is in the city from Tisho
mingo.
C. Corell of Ryan was in the city
yesterday.
j. NJ. like was in the city yestel
day from McAlester.
J. f. Mckeel of Ada was an Ard
mere visitor yesterday.
ID. S. Mcdonald was in the city
yesterday from Durant.
]. X. Cobb and W. T. Clark were
in the city yesterday from Mill
Creek.
W. X. Warren left today over the
Frisco for Sherman and other Texas
points.
l.. l.. Garbutt left here this morn
ing on business trip to Petrolia,
Kansas.
J. NJ. Hoard, accompanied by his
son, Rowland, left today on a busi-
ness trip TO GfeenVllle, Texas.
Ed Burnitt is in the city from
Midlothian, Texas, and will spend
the month OF August visiting with
his son, w. r. Burnitt and family.
S. Enoch and w. r. Myers, who
have been at Marsden visiting with
j. NJ. Enoch, were here today en-
route to their home at Bethel, Okla.
Luther Randol, Jack London, Sam
Moritz and Harry Lowenstein left
this morning for Milburn where they
went to help furnish music for the
Murray Homecoming celebration
this afternoon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
To My Friends and Customers

l have placed i'm charge of the re-
tail department of the Cold Storage
Mr. Motley formerly OF Wichita
Falls, Texas who will take full charge
on the first of August.
He thoroughly understands the
business and will spare no pains non
expense to please you. Everything
that is found in first class market
viii be found here and it will be found
il a first class condition.
Courteous treatment and prompt
service will be accorded all alike.
want to thank you for your pat
ronage in the past and trust that you
will continue to buy your meats from
the Cold Storage Market.
The business will be conducted as
it has been in the past except he will
sell for CASH ONLY. Being a strans
er to Ardmore he does not care to
do credit business.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to the market will greatly Oh
lige me by coming forward and settling
their accounts promptly on the first OF
the month.
need the money.
o. G. WARREN,
3O-3 Prop. Cold Storage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
HULTSMAN TALKS ELECTION.
Missionary of Enon Baptist Associa
ton is for Cruce.

tlOI' 10 WI " wv
Editor Ardmoreite:
! am jus. home from the field of
labor. to spend just two days with
wife and friends. and to exercise my
suffrage as voter on the 2nd of Aug
ust.
| am very glad to say to the good
people who may read this, that with
the many things we have CLEANED in
the great campaign now on, that
should interest all good peop.e, that
in Carter and Love counties where
have labored the past year, and visit
ing some of the most important neigh
borhoods of these counties in the past
two months and many letters we have
received from other parts of the state
our own townsman Hon. Lee Cruce is
leading and growing each day
The Book of Books, the Book of our
mothers, the Book that has lead the
greatest men of the ages, informs us
that when the wicked rule, the peo'
pie mourn" My honest and righteous
opinion is that the good people of Ok
lahoma have an opportunity to elect a
man as our chief executive that is
clean and a man that stands for civic
righteousness in every community in
our great state.
And | do believe that it behooves
every good man to stop and think, lay
down all personal prejudices one time
and vote like we Christians pray-for
home and home-rule, with equal rights
to all and special privileges to none.
+. n. HULTSMAN,
Baptist EVANGELIST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
Neuroes Seeking Trouble.
w. p. DAVIS

Prague, Okla, July 31.-SeveraI
white men. fearing violence from ne
groes at the coming election. have
brought Their families here from
Okfuskee county and returned, arm
ed with rifles, to stay until after
The election. A rumor has been
started to the effect that negroes
are planning to try TO prevent the
white men from voting al the COM
ing election on the ''grandfather
clause"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
Street Stories

Cal Stewart was here today from
Holder He says a good cotton show
er fell in his portion of Love county
yesterday and he believes 1910 will be
big cotton year in Oklahoma. Corn
in his part of the state is cut a little
short by the dry weather but there
will be plenty for home use and some
to market.