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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-08-28

All the Indian tribes on the North
Pacific coast are planning to hold a
big Potlatch. for three days, commenc-
ing next Friday, September at
Moclips.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-08-28

or this amount it is expected that
$5S.SO4.29 will be received from the
state funds, leaving the sum of $42,-
SS1.17 to be levied as direct tax
upon the property of the district.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-08-28

An epitome Of all the ne vs. Of Grays
Harbor may always be found in the
Herald.
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E4ard For ti,a E.aItzlii,as.

0Re of the difficulties of tAe Mora. vian missionaries iA Lablados is la ulat.4 the Gio Testament, ~i!h l.. wealth of pastoral &a;a.l. inteli.22.in! so the Esllings, 40t one of ~sf.la -s..s ever seen d horse. 'Shecp aud cattle. sass I3esl.etA i'rilchdG4 il "iiuntm2 ts&mps i'll Wood aud Wilderness,
 they canaot realize CT eoueeis" U4 fer there are uo GmuealicatoQ u.4i4,a., Save dogs ill that portion of tae l,e:!i4! sQla. They comprehend the story ct Es"n, the hunter, and tAat lof Sale>"n and the lion, which animal eaA oe translated as polar bear, but oi abrA ham in the iGnd of AIrsop0tanli;. thes can form no picture. Iae nearest ap proach to these ideas is drawn Trun tie harves, of the sea, seals aud hs;. taking sl.e place Of Gocks and herds,
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4 .o-,:.1H ce Nopn1 Qnc

Nou9s 0ai oa tgsa hurd"r beywee1 .gQsreru ..1 a0@ Tiae,, has the tost.- .,t staircase. .u fife world, On ,op oI
 lr uuuuta:u fiere >taAd+ a &U,td.3ssf 'euanls, atuon,, ysh:"h c%~ieg some ot '.p tli1ast trHGit.on4 of ;hat religion ,pd N Rie!I .s na.iae a ,Ieooa 10 .fEe Chinese. To facilitate tle aAegut .e1 t,e s:4i.,,t.r.. sides seme 20.ueM sleas 1aye Gee., cut in the uounrain. form .n& a sin:.sa Eight IF w'i D the Di rrjm tufls '}eaau~e oe it% Iual,r resssi r'3,ty fe.w Europeans h@ve e''ar ''isitea
 i',. spct. h4t number of traTetet : uava HacnE11.q7 tae stairway aud ane
 ositivt, that t :s no legendary nTth T}l..re is ;s ie.sesa.t that iu cari;%r ti]ite# eIf' ltii@ciai was. forced to a%f"n3 thc :,lonn!ain vitd@9t artificial ;ls1@ G.s;sf ot,e uiultiis r.sAceivet; the p'HH of Te :,,iti,in@ every .,'iGrinl who y7@i.hl -2i.s -.ip"f,iaI s.eaeGt "i his iosaineV t" t.'lf ! c's.s.slc stGil
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Why ho Wanted Rafereneea.

At credit meus dinner one of tf& veterans told this story: "In the tecon- struction days a man from Miss .s- Bippi valley town came to our western house one day. We had sold hru h.. fore in small way, and he atwiF5@ E paid. He had enlarged his hHslee~#. he told us, and wanted 2 bigger i.la than usual, but before making bis se lections he wanted Us to give biln ref erences. We expressed surprise at such an unheard of demand, but he said, My TWO brothers-ln-law have gone In with me, and they're very r&r- Gicular as to whom they do business with So we sent him to our banks, and he came back, said we were a4l right, picked out big line of goods, and in sixty days he busted. V Q couldn't collect dollar Two years later ] tnet he man in Cincinnati sud told inn. We mad become recouciieG lu ear loss. ''ut Will yoa please tell Ere : s.a:zea. why did you Want refeteueas s3 ta 9ur c.rdi;T We'll, you See, ay aaafeefea, "&aled 10 know | 1ea =aasa 5t#H4 it,'' Exchange
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 tNist!e3oe a Menace.

Flew petNa.n wilo sSuow miStletoe oal? as d desirable feature of Christmas decorations understand that the Iilan' is q parasite dangerous to the fife oi trees tn the regions ia which i, grows 1t is oniy a question of time after u4.s,.etoe oacw begins to grow upon d tree before the tree itself will ho killed The parasite &aps the life ot the infected biaMrhes. Fortunately il is of slow growl!,. talking years to de ve!op 10 large proportions, but when neglected 1t invafiabiy ruins al' !rees 1t reaches. 'rhe only method of e8 Ger mination K the cutting dnwD of die eased trees. Exchange
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Scme tCcasols tio3,.

fi,vs ,was l. ;fla.aai Scot and wlea tis+ -4Nias"'dion fs!a:sA ca.ne r"u0f' dfop;s'S m G.arin .il, nistGise for the iiulnlf. .'@plses. Speedily discovering his nis ake. hsow,ev .' he stepped softly down a,' s.es"- a.nf. ,reaues;ed the "of gat, ..t'er sa give kim back the coin. whief 'rnue-st ss-as poiiteiy but hrmly Fe '''srd A +;aAaataa of disappointment dii- i"'' over ilse ,slarllseA,Aer,s' face as ]" 0n,k"d sa.awiy fa.sek to a3is ,pew
 "A weei" .la- said. "HE'E ,N loss. bu' there's ss,sssa Hslaa o0nsIi.sGo- ill rf fec,in' it's bad Uae. ii naight havt got me lnt.s saolii.ie Angs7tie,..,s else. '-- london TeIeggaa.b.
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Dickens and His Wife.

Commenting on the unhappy ah'la SionS between Dickens and his wife Choldwin Smith wrote in ope of his l@ss papers: "It w:s a common case Dies ems had married at low ievei. and aie wife had nor risen with hiin: otherwise there was no fault OF her side. fht .!latrinEonial history of writers oi works of imagination has often beer anhappy Their i,na oinatien turns the woman into an angel. and thea they 6nd that S,s4, is q woman"
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 ?. ."l.s:45 eo.ea t2a Is.54a l., .=:zs- =. '....f,t54az ( the esz8te z.s7.
 =s:zts.f- as.= 4i=it3@5e= sfzs= sef #5# "- o.s-.fs 3iee aisif=s 6. .#.stfss '!aa iihrary aaa rF Ssef9 s,a8 ,een ,igo0 s45Ee Yea9s ..gl. ls tae crodlt2rs IS lis .s 5.tauzeuani Coases ". Scott. ds.Ns- ais, @a3 hor4 lg3m India, tha Fao. s-rt. descended j4 J |, ekhaet es son ia-l&W, and thence D Ai~ Es 5sH tar's husband. ] 0 Eope.Se5tt Wbes daughter held the esfa4e fof sog.e veass AI&ay Seott relics are 4resafr ed iu tbe house, notably his cii3ir aNf writing table in the study and his 5et and gloves in the haH.-Iondon S'4!4a Srd
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lT\-,'s [7}2. 9

I9 Hasa.. Io ..s@ elsaaY Deamets faNS9fa ato. u. bH~H=.s. for 4 aaa Ged f9rh ee t.a* be o5ee4H aer5tes a d}sfaf4as k, ..a e4a. etz5 f t1onar the u......o lss =sa Ve b41 a.i s9 Hasts sea j." .,a- e# 4zee e5aet= ef # sleIes a3rl r, .t'aH-s s#.Hea7 at5e , wh.eb .@ -~',.... ;5.- s.sss5;fe T. person r... ~az ss= ess=ss=.7tE [A4eH l. ,e45sa =ae >s#a@ a4 aE. ae f.. ;sr a.. #saz=.. =.4. u a35 os ua..aa,#1a.. 7se l. sss s 1he l5fg la..e a.e eTz7fss...zz5 . same tiuse. E"ssI sas za4 sEaza theF are eH@b'e3 u s#ta.5a ,zt49s.s ter for Gu,t, ..s.te=; t..2a. a5z.: inclination vonld hrae E.F3a a5 | ser1.is.e= h1s S. .-44 ea,=e4 t..== 4is, in aad, reiaa>l.- }.!s EoId ef 9az.# ' =5,H. comes te ,4e at.. he is iasasaasass ss zoized. and .1- 'lt sgses is asie'e. gta a..a. U. E. e#.= =rs.= l. ta5@ q IzrueH o'1 a.e a-lt te, gztae2 t5zH''3 ,.1-a. = tfs= asaIs'aH ssse= eaae
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TIE eLECTROSC0PE.
7.setrumert hY Which the Presence of
 Elgetsi.ity ls Cctected.

'ssetrument hY Which the Presence of
 Elset@iaity Is 5ctected.
 Eha elccttoscope is an instrument for Te detection of electricity. It depends @'sr It's aetion on the principle that ~,3ies charged with like electricity ra, .", white those charged with unlike aiD2tricity attract each other The ordi, e.aTy pith ball suspended on C silF -nresd is the simplest form Of the in srrument
 The most common type of electro cope Is that devised by Bennett in s5E1 and known as the gold leaf cleo .4Oscope. It consists of two strips Of &oId leaf or thin aluminium foil sus 2ended from the lower extremity of E conductor. within g glass bottle or jar. The upper end of the conductor ter niDates fn bull or plate iii ease }He Instrument Is to ae used as a c0ndeHs ing electroseope f a body charged w1th pasltsve electricity is brought near .ile kraU ef tie electroscopa tue ne23 .t~c elocflHsify will be attracted Io FhE mob 8&d The positive repe!ic3 70 Gh2 caves. which Gtverge. If now tue flo ger is tooehed 70 the knob the positive ..,e3trte3tg .s drawn off and the leaEes g. .52ps 59iI,o the negative electricity
 Hald hcuad Removing the cha1~ea '.a7~ Abe ie4vea VIII diverge again rrol A41th negative electricity. IT. ,'2 case =fhe instrument can be used
 Ga,e2H ne tag uature of a chaIge ot
 ,,3y H~70slt Hear 1t. as with . posi- ..-,. ,.Gar@.s lIs ieaTes will collapse anG ..es aasttre charge spread faGthas .-,%-t !.yeliaage
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Two Is Comnanv.

Have you ever lo. ed before?" asked the coy maid
 "Yes." yawned the worldly young man, "but-never before chaperon two small brothers and pet bulldog And then she suggested a trip down News.
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Two of n Kind

II told dat felier was so fat hrokc ] had 70 sleep outdoors" said Plod ding Pete.
 Did it touch his heart?" asked Me nndering Mike.
 Mo. He said he was doing the same thing an had to pay de doctor for tGslin' him what blessin' it was" M-sshington Star.
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{. 7s'-." : 'N FlGunE::c: 5.
zssaaay to Produce tho

-2'csi5 r zsssaay to Produce tho
 Nautical Almanac,
 [. ma# safa5F be s1sl0 thai no 0ne .u.l5a t.ze nuhifseaiag otict mas ra.fd 4a ensiaa &aGsfe8 Almanao from he ,~;,..e- fa aa&. bstf each figrre of the .s.515 aeH.a.ae 5s 'l1 Jae ofire e .... .le.. t2e'asA ess4 9eAd t9rea ttUas.
 -,e @asaa sa:sss4-6 ef 3i.su:H" eTeee..., ,.a1sG sa. 2aear as tjlat nHmh91 ia
 asta5#e ee@f#sed vith the assi4s. .,r oa zs#z2sasAs as42s2saSed 1n 5ho ealcG32= .au4 a#= =tB4 =e4aaaae &4ugp4 reeiea= .. .' .ze. nas,7.,4s only. lhe m95- rs' i-.saessee aefiras tu1 it's eaie ea ,' I'll 1za55 tHsa 2 nil'tur, and 2 1f#'t ;. e47ss. aa s.rai'arIs, ~tth oeaef '...#est E-3;'s, $aal "a tre -sa. be t'aa7aet-r te f3>e aaoEaf eaH5 esaetiaeNy every tiz .-- 'a 5ee ae : ffssn f5o;a yrass ta
 T he taesies feaa 4uieh nearly lii tfe aofl iS ca}ea3afa,7 Gave been oi'l%iTa=z Y -0uetlH aa sram the 1a0crs of ha asUoUoHseal (. server arl0 to jarE~e aztcut fsaa tae obsetva;ions of the sua. nam ana flaneta made at fh2 >;rr= oisssv=75) or. Greenwich jele- ., rt+s and at}er astronolmcal apaii= so.,4- "re caas.f.uoUsy a6@atit, a@ ne ..sa er tlzz. stz5<f f a5Fe,r p2et.pmWi .>! #aA aat eari0na).--Esou,lsa ,7.>1'.,rlp!i.
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4 Sugar Coated Pir.

"How did you persuade your daugf ter to learn kitchen work" : By calling i. domestic science. Pittsburg Post.
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His Kind.

T heard Of man Once who war going to make money hand over fist when he was carried off
 By deatt:'
 No: by the is,lice He was porch climbing". Baltimore American.
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Drying Her Tears.

What do yon do when your wifi cries?" asked the younger man. "Dt you have to give In to her?'' "No." said the older man Give he sop,s nouey .I-Rufeln Express
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14

The way of the world Is to make laws. hut follnw austnms-douta
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FILES! PILES! PILES,

Williams Indian Pile Ointment vi. .rre Blind. Bleeding and lsoffA, oil&s. It abaorbs the tumors. AtAxr 'tchtps ., once, ActH as . paTsFss gives instant relief. Williams' lr dian Pile Ointment is prepared ss Piles and itching of the private path sold by druggists, natl soc and el ' 'Williams' Mfg. Co.,. props.. ClAvelaHt 10. Sold by McCammos | Ger.
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FOR RENT-A LARGE AIRY FRONT room with private family on Lake, side, near car lime All modern conveniences, with pr without board, suitable for two, Address B. O.
 care Graphic. 6 ft.
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FOR RENT
BY c. s. M'NEW

1412 w. 9th, 6 rooms, bath, elecai C 1406 State, 6 rooms, bath, eleclrc lights, stable and in good repair $l9.0G 1902 Ash, 13 rooms, block of ground S25 GD I'll Beech, 5 rooms, city water, good out buildings .............. Sl2.l0 320 Beech, 5 rooms, bath, elec,.ic lights .................... $2908 1224 w. 14th. 3 rooms, bath, lig5J. parns .'.'..... ..''.'.....'.... $fS."7 1920 W. 14th., rooms, bath l91t and etc. .................. Sl6,oG 1205 Cherry, rooms, bath, lights and etc ................... ii.',F 1903 Cherry, rooms, city water and etc .................... Si2.JG zoo w. 12th., rooms, city warer. Der nI). ................... |I UU 1114 W. Barraque, 6 rooms, nall. bath, lights ................. %2't.GF 1416 Cherry, rooms, hall, baeh, lights ..................... a1G.an 1Stl1 and Cherry, 6 rooms, mod every way ........#...#.....#. S2' f'f 18th and Linden, rooms. modern bungalow ..,.....-........... Nil W 1212 State, , rooms, hall city wa CT ...#................#.=......... sI2 5o i JOS w 17th., 1 Tboms, city w.d- CT ....................-.-.-. Slii,@3 S26 Texas, : rooms, lot 90x200, lno shade trees, city water ....$is.00 115-121 Idaho St, rooms S10 0& 10G4 F. 7th. 4 rooms, water nd lights ..,....,........... Sl2o>3 1116 E. Eth, rooms water. nd Nights .,............#.#.# sl2 50 510 F. 2nd., ' rooms, bath, Iigara and stables ................. sz2s aG
 FOR SALE
 Brand new room cottage near ] e.orner Hazel and w. 17th. on f7th St On lot 50x264 feet Will sell OF monthly payments same as rent
 C. s. M'NTW
 OG Phone 971 106 Pine St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14

FOR RENT--CGNNECTING ROOMS for light housekeeping, sink in llitch- en, electric lights, bath and tele- phone privileges 612 w. 9th.
 6 g Ct
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FOR RENT

2005 w. 9th. ave, 1 rooms 1014 W. 3rd. ave, roOms. 1108 Mulb. St., , rooms and hall. 1918 w. 3rd. rooms.
 1709 w. 7th. rooms.
 S19 w. 18th. 4 :ooms
 613 Hickory, rooms.
 615 Hickory, rooms.
 1121 w. End ave-, on a beautiful corner lot, 2nd and Linden, 10 rooas and hall modern In every respect, electric and gas fixtures, roomg stable and servant houses, fine loea- tion
 story store building at No. s2f F. 9th. ave-, excellent location.
 DWELLINGS (CoIored) 1924 Poplar, rooms and hall 1922 Fir, 3 rooms.
 i216 Fir, roo,us.
 1006 E. 10th, 3 rooms.
 701 Mulb, 3 rooms.
 I represent old line companies-- both fire and life Also boiler anG automobile insurance. If you care to ouy or sell real estate, 1t woula be to your interest to see me-havs something especially good at presr ent time.
 CHAS. HANCOCK
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He Was Sicw,

'l had not talked to iim more thar fifteen minutes when he called Ire an idiot"
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on us fer help. Few weeks con- pletes. Card mailed will explain
 how to bettel your circumstances. Moler Barber College, Memphis, Tenn $ 10 6t.
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For a limited time I will sel, sin- gle Comb White Leghorn Eggs from the largest and best flock in the state at $1.Oo per IS or $500 per 100. Will replace all clear eggs tested out on the 10th day Leave orders at ky- land Queensware Go or call old phone 74S. Eggs delivered anywhere in the city. A .P Ryland. Pine Hill Farm. New Sulphur Springs road
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FOE RENT-FIYE ROOM COTTAGE With bath aud all modern con. veniences. Apply R H. stearns
 & Go. 611-tf.
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FOR RENT-IW0 FRONT ROOMS, with board; all modern conveai-
 ences. Apply 11G West 9th ave.
 0ld phone 169. 6 E Ct
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Gee. He didn't violate any speed
 limit in getting next. did he?"-Bostop Post
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CHAS. HANCOCK

Room 2o4-Citizens Bank Building PHONE 296.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-29
DEMAND FOR
CRATES INCREASING
BINGHAM & REED Co. IN THIS
CITY ARE LOOKING FORWARD
TO BIG BUSINESS.

The Bingham a Reed Manufacture
ing company OF this city are prepar-
ing to make their tirst large ship
ment OF metallic egg crates in a few
days Every day local parties are
coming to the factory with a small
order for the crates. To-day a wagon
load was taken to the western por-
tion Of the county, Negotiations are
pending between jhc manufacturers
and Swift Packing company for a
number of carloads of the crates, and
as soon as the representative OF thai
company returns from Galveston the
deal is expected TO he closed The
Swift Co. will use these crates not
only in shipping, bur N their cod
storage plants as we'll. Egg crates
placed in cold storage have to he
turned every day. and with he OLD
fashioned wooden crates this is Il
task that consumes time and there
is considerable breakage. With the
patent motallic crate this is MOI
necessary, ~ one crate removed from
either end of the line lets rhe bal
ance roll over and The work OF an
hour in the old way with the old
crate is accomplished in less than
one minute.
The company have the crates on
exhibition at the various lairs
throughout the country and are going
TO inaugurate an advertising cam
plign this winter and let the world
know about the invention
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-29
High School Notes.

High school played its first game OF
football this week against Hargrove
college. The final score of 43 to o III.
dicates something Of the strength Of
the team Three tOuchdowns We're
made in the last ten minutes of play,
giving promise that the clean habits
OF the boys composing the team cou-
pied with Mr.. Mead's fine coaching
will put out for the best team Ard
more has ever had. See the high
schools standards in next Sunday s
Ardmoreitc.
Hargrove played a clean, straight
game. and everything went off as well
as could be For high school, Hard,
Fonyile, STeeman and Anderson show
ed up in fine form and =. Nelson was
good at receiving forward passes
4 second team has been organized
and will be ready to meet ward teams
at any time
The high school moot congress will
organize and elect officers. The pres
idents message will be read in the
two houses the various committee az
pointments will be made and the gen
eral machinery of national legislation
set going. The conservative party has
shown itself in the majority and some
fear a reactionary program for the
year. but those i'm a position to know
best declare that, from the first, pro
gressive tactics will be employed.
The freshman class of the high
school had most enjoyable picnic
az Lorena park yesterday. Miss Lit
tier. their room teacher, made It an
occasion OF more than usual harpi-
ness for them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-29
BUSY SESSION
OE CITY COURT
VIoLAToR OF SPEED ORDINANCE
FINED BY THE JUOGE-DUSkY
SCRAPPERS DRAW FINES.

The first arrest for speeding an au-
tomobile was made circus day, imme-
diately after Commissioner lizard is
sued his ultimatum through the press
that he would put stop to fast driv-
ing if it took every man on the force
t. do so.
The case was tried in the city court
( this morning and the driver assessed
a fine of ten dollars He did not deny
the charge, but stated that he thought
on account OF the occasion that lit
tie leniency would be shown. and eX-
cessive speeding overlooked. The
| Judge stated that the orders had been
/ issued by the commissioner of police
/ to enforce the geed ordinance re
! eardless OF who the viOlaters We're
and where there might in some in
| stances be eXtenuating circumstances
/ they would have to be cOnclusively
| shown and as there seemed TO be
hone in this case the fine would have
| to stand.
Commissioner Ikard stated yester
day that he was going to post men
! at the corners where speeding was
I most prevalent and further stated
| that there might be times when the
driver would disregard an order to
stop. vet that would make no differ
ence as the police officers knew ey-
cry driver and owner in the city as
well as the cars and if their orders
were disregarded they would be nc
tilted to appear in the city court and
tell about it.
II is believed by the commissioner
that Wholesale arrests for "A few days
will cause speed maniacS to pause and
render life and limb TO pedestrians
more secure.
Besides this case there were a cou-
ple of duskv damsels up before the
Judge with the undignitied charge of
fighting registered against them. 1t
seems that officer Thompson found a
lively scrap in progress on the east
side with the two damsels in question
a: principals. He soon quellcd the
young riot and placed them under ar
rest. This morning they appeared
before "hizzonner' and both told their
version of the affair, much to the
amusement of the crowd in the court
room. There seemed to be but one
thing for the Judge to do after he
had heard the evidence and he did
that in IA hurry, viz faed them both.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-29

l.. c. Slaughter has just returned
from the national convention of fire
chiefs at Milwaukee. The chief visit
cd several other northern cities on his
trip and had a glorious time. Mr.
Slaughter is one of the best known
Are chiefs in the United States and
since he has been at the head of the
LOCAL department he attends every
convention and keeps himself abreast
OF the times. AS mute testimony, take
look at the fire Department Of this
city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-29
Fort Worth Market.

Stock Yards. Fort Worth, TeXas
Sept. 29.-Hogs, receipts 1000.
Market strong to ) higher.
Top price 500.
Bulk of sales $6.15 to $500.
Light $615 to $3.50.
Mixed $G.15 to $3.50.
Heavy 500 to 500.
PIGS $3.75 to 1925.
Cattle receipts $500, including 300
calves.
Steers, market steady.
Top price $4.35.
Bulk of sales $3.50 to $3.50.
Feeders. market steady to strons.
Top price $40.
Eulk of sales $3.75 to s3.00.
Cows, market steady.
Top price $50.
Bulk Of sales $500 to $40.
Bull. market steady.
Bulk of sales $500 to s325.
Calves, market strong.
Top price s5.75.
Bulk of sales $L2j to S5.35.
Sheep. none.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-29
PERSONALS

J. r. Washington is in the city
from his ranch.
e. Il. Shirley Of Woodvillc was a
business visitor today.
N. L. Waldrop of sherman wa, In
the city today on business
II. y. lhll of Gainesville was
traneacung business here today
T. j. Sumpter of Pduls valley was
here today Oh business.
T. D. Hamilton Of Marietta was
here today on business.
J. Il. llinklc, the Remington Arms
man is in the city calling on the
trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-29
Sunday Morning Session.

Sunday morning session Will open
at 10 o'clock, with song by convention
led by president.
Prayer by chaplain
Welcome song by Mary NiblacR
class.
Welcome address by w. G. Baker.
Response by G. V. Pardue.
Two songs by Provence class.
Two songs by Rock Point class.
Two songs by Plain View CLASS.
Two songs by Lone Grove class
Two songs by Mount Washington
class.
Two songs by Prairie Valley class.
Two songs by Fox elias.
. TWO songs by Springer class.
Two songs by CHM class.
Two songs by Enterprise class.
Two songs by Graham class.
Two songs by Newport class.
Two songs by Milo class.
Two songs by Norris Chapel class.
Two songs by Woodford class.
Two songs by Sneed class.
Two songs by Hewitt class.
Two songs by Healdton class.
TWO songs by Joiner class.
Two songs by Deese-Sulliyan class.
TWO songs by May Niblack class.
Two songs by any other class pres
ent.