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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
NO NEGRO SEATS
FOUND IN HEAVEN
colorsd Minister seated a. Separate
Table a. V. NJ Z. a. Banquet
Rcbukes WHITES

MILWATKEE. NOv I5-HaI e
dozen negroes sitting b. themseIses
40 separate table when q banquet
iu connection Ulth me men and 70
ugIou forward movement vas given
a. the Young Men Christian Assoc
alton building looked rather strange
fo other delegate who saw indica
ions ~ race discrimination.
The notion gained belief vlsn they
saw negro preacher from Madison
take q seat among the white men
whiIe the other negroes gesfured sl0
ianflv f0r him to 90 with them BE
hair rose. turned 20 bic brsfhrru. eat
down again. scowHng and then rose
once more a few staEe-vhirpere
words paced and De- took Die seat a.
'he negroes table
few minutes later be- GOT lp f1
talk. and one ~ the first remars. DO
made vas chat there we're or black
seats 'n heaven Then there rrre
more violent motions from mo re
rroeF table for bin % fake uft
acE sru DO hirtfd af disc-im.rs
ton Until. needing fne muruIrF ~
Tho ofher uez~0ea hr Turned about
ard changed hfs address i1f1 "a % .ra
fcr the c0-oprratl01 OF ahfa people
Orb religious work auonF negroes
The Rev. George q For pastor nf
fhe Calvary Nogr0 Bagf.sf church.
said his race had rot been fIscrlmir.
afrd aEaIna thaf be- had made a
special request Tor separate table
prior % 'he banqgef. as hr thought
-he men % BE con Erera would
feel more ~ home AZ table 70 heir
oun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

yesterday for Barryton. Mich. to
spend several days
Herman Schneider Who has been
hunting in the eastern section or the
state. returned home yesterday
The Rev Dr and Mrs r. Rush
SvOpe and daughter. Miss Mari
Louise. arrived IN the city from their
home a. Biitmore. y. C.. yesterday af'-
ernoOn and are guests OF Nr and Mrs
D. Walker Peterson a. WOOdsdsle
=. = Ackley o. Washington. PA. IL
10 tho city on business for few days.
Archie Games r. recovering from
an injury received ln the Stats
Waynesburg game
VIII Colvig 81 the Island has re-
turned from q business trip to Glove
land
Mrs Rev W o. Flelds mas returned
from Cleveland. after visiting rsla
lives FOR 20 Fhorf time
Manager Chas. Feinler ~ tic Court
and Virginia returned home
evening from columbus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

William Bartofias. Who has besn
confined f1 r.s hone win ulness. has
recovered
EdEaTd Fiaa s visiting trends a,
steubenv.iIe. o.
Miss Fanny Por.-i of Zanesvfie. o..
.s he guest ~ friends on she Island
Joseph Cafoa las returned % HE
home ar Wei.ss.Ue. %. after spending
several days here
AuFs Anna Titon ls me guest ~
Mrs Adele ~ ParkersturR
James j.. Porter returned 90 biz
home ~ Jol1stovr. Pa .asf even
.rE after spending several days VITA
friends here
Rev and Wrs % % pouus OF
Charleston VIII arrive vii bin a lev
days from Charleston.
James Brannrr has returned home
from a business trip to ClarksblrE.
Mr. and M- John Z Guossn let
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Good News In
Your Mirror
no More Pinples. elotches or Black.
heads After Using Stuarts
Calcium Waters
Tr'sI Package Sent Free to Prove II.

'''~' F"'N"st 9o''t Ffcc 70 TrCHc ".
\ few DAYS is sometimes enough
FOB Dure ih" most severe cases to
cellar the Ror-t rumpiexlous STU.
ar'- Calcium Waters get right A.
iHr source OFT fIe trouble the i'm
pltIiier iu ttr blood When these
poison- ar. removed. tine effect on
fl" rhiu i- almost immediate Biem.
i-ncs ~ a'l hiuds disappear
These wonderful lrle Waters con.
tain thr most effective blood puri
fer kuoNn f1 science calcium sui
phide. Etert atom o' .mpurits -
driven from your system. Win pure.
vigorous blood coursIn2 through
YOUR veins instead 90 a ytlated
fluid. your whole body feels renovAt-
ci. your face becomes as pure A. a
uy
40 matter what your trouble may
De- pimplc- blackheafs. uverspotz.
rash. boiIs muddy complexion. letter
or eczema. }uu may absolutely de-
pend upon Stuarts Calcium Waters
They have cured thousands ~ cases
worse than yours
There's not bit ~ sense in going
around VifI "a face 80 biemished that
you're afraid 20 have your friends
.ook e. o. Take Stuarts Calcium
Waters every day for "a little while
aud fOuII boz aN0nished ri the
change your mirror viii show you
send your name and address in
'1ll TODAY fO fha B. s. stuart Co. fT5
stuart BidE Marshall Mich ~ we
can eend SOU "a trial package OF
sfuarts Calcium Waters free ,o try
Tor yourself Then. after Won have
proved your value. sou can eat a PUN
sized package Tor 50 cents in any
drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
SOCIETY
HOME WEDDING
soLEaNiZEo - BALTIMORE .o
or TUESDAY
hiss Roz oacr Becomes t-e Gree %
ser 60 re 7-. o. ard
rrs S~oGe

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Carroll Club Euohr.

Tn" members ~ the Carroll club
entertained wish a euchre and dance
N-dnesday evening A. their club
rooms ON Chapiine street Euchre was
played from = Until ID o'clock. and
dancing was enjoyed from 10 20 T.
Me'sfers' orchestra furnished tho
dance program During the iutermis
sion Luncheon was served
The following wcr. awarded prizes
h.schre-Miss ~ q McConkey first
Ar. Peter Wolfe took The gentlemen a
first prize
"5oo'-Mlss Ar->i Daugherty. nr-t
Mrs Hedley James. second ,n.
Louis Raebig. hrst. Mr. i A. rT-.m.
second
The following committee a., in
charge.
Mrs W j. Ford aud Mrs. J. W KEN.
p.c. chGirm-n Mr and Mr. -eaton
Alexander. Mr and Mrs T..
% Brieu Mr and Mrs u J NcFadden.
Nir. and sire William Gund ug. Mrs.
and hrs Frank Carney. Mr. and Mr.
John Hell. NJ and Mrs James Nc.
Cam Nr and Mrs e. j % Kane. Mr.
and Nrs. Joseph McGuiglu Mr. and
Mrs. George Tsppan. Mr. and Mrs +
Z Hughes. Mt and Mr. lewis Rabig.
Mr and ARE. r y Ford Mr. and Mira
Fred King. ar and Mis- Thomas Nc.
DermOt. Mr and M John Ebbert
Nir. and Nrs Thomas Barrett. Mr. ana
Mrs. D. J. kemple. .'r and Mrs John
GOmpers Misses T. zabeth Sounihan.
Nargaref iaveile. Emma ZoeckIer.
Elizabeth Henry Agnes MuIlanav.
Ann Weir. Regina Hsdlick. Eva Blum.
lille Ne.ty. Mary Joyce. Anna
DoheriV. Mary Gorsuch and Berth.
Hchuler. Me--r- = W kempis VI r
Ford Elmer WrItr. T. s Fitzpatrick.
IOEn Maur.r herman Campbell RI.
ward Schu,ar bernard Alexander A..
bert Nau. Edward Dusch. vs. y WEIGH.
J = FfUpstrick George LAUREL VIII
No.an. VIII Nslsy. George Green.
Joseph owens. james McAlIsfsr ana
Peter AmIck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhIskey
is Beneficial

II has been used for more than fifty
years with remarkable results in the
prevention and cure Of all throat. lung
and stomach troubles and all wasting
and diseased Conditions.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky Is the
only whiskey that was taxed by the
Government as a medicine during the
Spanish-Ameriean War.
The genuine is sold in sealed bot
ties only. The odd Chemists
Head is on the label and over the
cork IS an engraved seal. BE certain
this seal IS unbroken. Sold by drug
gists, grocers and dealers everywhere
or direct. - 90 a large bottle.
Tie Du1y MLt wAiAfsy Co. Rochester. n. T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Entertalnea FrIenas

Miss Nina Patterson VAS hostess
70 a number ~ her young friend
Tuesday evening az her home .n Elm
Grove. Ise evening was pleasantly
spent With games and music and 90
suitable hour refreshments wer
served. Those present were Nssr-
Leda Terrll. Elizabeth Jones. Mar.
saret Terrl clara Moor. Mamie
Sells. Flo Moore. Eth,l Kaiser. Fay
Gibson and Alma Patterson. Mes-rs
Jack Bishop. Herbert Hoc. oliver
Pryor. ID ID. Starkey Harm e. h-on
George Jones. Walter Knaus-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
HERE'S WHERE you COME IN.

-fil'zr waste Tor profits You tau carr
'N f1 5000 q day nu e. small luves.
u~ff 90 So 90 Ir O. D. gallon fIF.frea dis.
-ti.irE Hppafaf4s rurt..flrE waste into
.ii nr sniidfird inl4sf..nI alcohol
nnlt one man Co. operate 'f Any one in.
itrert'd SO .OntertlrE alcohol ur eaao.
lire iutH suliI eures should write at once
~ f"HH - 100 f'r the non ferrnlral
secret. ROW rIWll~ rru rar make it a.
your .'f.e n.I urf If 'f s.fn motors o.
les. cost fIi. 5000 con bus EaH1.ine or
coal ODD f'f f.e work % wave % your
.ih'nH ans ifr tie seuSatlur ~ YOUR life
I'd -" your hams account steadily in
creasing b. t.e earning ~ tIIs wonder
~ apparatus
Yours fruIs.
Ths Wood waste Distflisriss Co.. Inc
Whssiing, W. va. u. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Leap Year Daaes

A. fAe Island club rooms Friday
evening Miss Maude spooner Will give
A leap year dance The spirit % the
anair vii Do carried out 10 all Do
tails. and each g.ri VII boz required %
bring boy ss her partner The pro.
grams All also b. filed BY the girls.
and many other customs Wi 10
changed tD suit 'he occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Christian Church sspeer'

The Calendar ciass ~ The FIRST
Christian church has made AID ar
ranEements FOR holding supper in
the church this evening from . to =
O'Clock. Mesdumes Simmons. FI0to
and Whitney are IN charge Rev. vs.
r. Fields. ur J A. Monroe aud SIR.
r. %. Hall will be on fhe reception
COMMITTEES.
Table Va. 7 Mrs Fields and Mrs.
5urEison. table 10. {. Mr. Arm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

lrtifaf.lrS we're sent Yesterday for
fh" next 4auc- 20 De- given bv tn. Al
ph8 s. Fraternity ~ Martins Ferry
or December D ar Tho Eiks hail o.
thai ctfl Messrs NiIard. Ball and
BIrguuthal have been selected 49, tho
committee 90 make ARRANGEMENTS for
the AFFAIR. and 10 result will De ia,
most elaborate aftIir % the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Quiet WeddIre.

Mics Ethel McCuiley % sand nm.
and William Y Nanamau OF Elm
'rov". were The principals 81 a quiet
Wedding which took place ia thu par
-onase az th" Kor.y's Point United
Fr"suyteriau church Yesterday a. 90
% clock The ceremony vas performed
by kev ", J Crime. They Will re-
eide in Em Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

'fi.s Alice Pearl Carney and Geo.
Taylor we're quietly married 40 The
Csivarv " r parsousKe. MolndsviIie
A. eighf oci x last evening by Rev
John BeddOw, pastor % the church.
Both are weilknoVn Young people.
and they Will lake ~ residence IN
heir new home on Ash avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Entsrtalnsd for eue,t-

Mrs. ". T Burt. ~ south Penn
street entertained "Wednesday even
lug 90 honor % Mrs. Virginia Wheat.
~ Columbus. - Cards were played
during the evening and refreshments
were served. Guests present were
Mrs Arthur Irwin. Mrs MetcaIf Miss
Metcais Mrs. Flora Alexander. Mrs
Cecil A Robinson Mrs Rates McIalu.
Mrs. Virginia Wheat ~ Go umbus
and Mrs W Burt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

strong and Nrs. Maury. table No O.
Ny. VIII tolvig and Mrs John Wa
iers. table No. ! Mrs. McCarty and
Mrs. LASTLY. tabl" so. O. Mrs Heide
ans Mrs. calvert. table SO .. Mrs
'unNu" and Mrs q Pryor. candles.
Anna and Mar Monroe. see cream.
MI 6raftou. Mrs Scnul. Mrs Fen
"itN. Louise Armstrong. Settle Poor
man. Helen simmons. Nav Wood.
Nahelle Hall and May Porter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

The ladies OF the Triade.ph.H Metn.
oIlsf church will furnish "a luncheon
~ The ~ g. Franzheim COMPANY
store on Main street Thursday. so
vember % Chicken pie aud all ac-
commandments uil be- served The
luncheon VIII bc rom 10 900 f1 4
o. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
coIleaiat, Alumna-

A meeting 81 th. Collegiate Alum
nae Association Will De- held in On"
lecture room o. - Matthews church
Friday. November =. a. 3p O'Clock
A special program has been prepare1
Tor This meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

This afternoon Miss Helen CoVdrn
VII entertain with au Informal tea
from 3 unit 70 o'clock FOO honor o.
Misses Eleanor and M8reare' Dixon
OF Wichita Kansas. WHO are guests
az Mrs j Jones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

meats have b-su received b. Whs~i-
lnE frisrIs
n s-5var. ksraa'- ilot.l.-s-
a1rt .ar~- go -.nFr.sze 10 .-- IA q .-
fH-.-- fla.F
co..
~ 81 Erc~n =~az-
fr---- f.- fe.rf-- o. DAP
rHf--. -
la-r--- .-.i-rd a. e-.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16


tE~lf b4t w'tfalt o. 4
TO- q lAc r0r-so alnc Tacrc - .ll.rs- -
change llr s~uu-i t.y ar - GA SAL -as
s-.f..r. Clr~l 10 l1lttrgfa ~uag - Ave
a. strt rr our L4-4r 49, - c~cil~f
rr trEf 'T~sHn tlaf 90 e1sag suAg ID
81 .r tlr F-rs Ret 10 g.a-.fg " hue
La-l ... 80 40 gttss 49,. 10 - shar.la II
have $50. l-si C.ifirgrA -oap an -
otter mo TAB. 4.r DO a. never LII .
sn-- - err and li- 1c-- not es-U cAAfe -
Inusf ta.rs 90 7 Ter f.af 10 b. a o. :
g. ..t."1-a ~ - BE- '- rn~ alr h-affv
az v.-l t"F ru.tr- .lt ~HU q prfrr lu .
- contest " mac uF h~Aft . b. % 20
ilt. e. -..Er ae.lrs a.4 49, a--ri faest
ban. a.tt t..r "a lr.r Top 90 - t~sd a a. 4
I.las- Hf sslrf ca..,--. ty ~ l-~ "a. To'r 500.
! .sa.- H...arHsul llt4U-r2 au4 Eile
'..r- 90 O.. g.. l-tt t'-r- soc tie mother
$40 .ae .l'. arr -u r.zl 90 sod ne =
...rra ~ 80 So. e. -~.tV.
Er-ul-. lea - -. Do. fHlI
'"fi~.ra ~cEa az. 'ntu-.f 40 flr 49,
ftrn-E.rrt rH- spfd. u.f O.. tlc-. s l1
Law, .-etIvc ...ft. .lst rut- ArI etc s.tL-
or "a a. r A-s fr-..il~rf = .n~ra. -a-up.o
~ q. O. Together s.th sap tt-as .~t Ol ttc
ca-- au. Treatment 90 80 - ~ sr1 --a.u - 90
- Ua-.-i free n1 Az. lion at-rr-s tuf-
.. Dug tLr-a. NSrp Dept ga. Sosioa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Mrs. Louise Sfobhle. u tfA- cit,.
formerly OF Marietta. ~ the house
guest o. Mrs William Lonand. % that
rffy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Substitutes p
Are Dangerous

When 4 remedy has been before
the public for more than half cen
fury. has been prescribcd and used b.
the bes, doctors and IN prominent
hospitals. and has Carried tho blessings
OF health into a. many thousand OF
homes as Duffy : Pure Max Whiskey
has. limitations arc bound 10 arse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

The sDvern1r 20 Hawaii ls farf-E
steps with n rtew fl refrrarfafi0~ sr
fhe island % Kahociaue. al sl TEfsfeI
~ goFeTnmsut eEperts o. washing
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Iurthsf English purchases % hofsir
n fhs United states are noted ss
hritisn papere no iste-f being the So
trare.s Orb zen francisco. for osa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

re rr-g-t1l t~sA1 Sua
tC-lrr user - ssE 10
trrra1 fasi fT1l l~fu-~a
80 c-EtEs around 80 Esls
a-f a. oFu fle Nnls
-a--s ] So raE -
ralfe- &c. Oh. rr.rr %
sasr laa- lf~u q
surrl-l a. 1te -.. ftsfs
20 -lr CEwt .rr U1c. 80
frrasrf T. .Hr "a
sr~As t.f .HH rot
7 Cr.rl ~ 49, cav
then I d-ys4e'i 20 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
ALMOST FRANTIC WITH
ECZEMA ON HANDS
Began ~ith ltching. Spread Fast.
Fingers Fairy 5.et. Cried Night
ard Day. Tried CUtieUra Soap ard
Ointment ard Vas Entirely Cured.

Erh' yoa, Aso 7 Eot -se-,A a ev-r
~ hAu-s. NJ tGE~rs f.i-lr tl-1 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Announcements Received
Cuptes of fhe following announce
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
RECEIVERS GUN AFTER
THREE YEARS
SHERIFF GETS ANOTHER THIS
MORNING AFTER TWO HOURS
WORK.

Today must have been Buck Gar
rett's day for catching thieves. He
began early this morning and to
noon had apprehended two, and is
working on another that will be
landed if he don't watch out. The
first thing he did was to reco'~g a
bicycle, as recounted in another
column, and the next was to land
a thief that has had in his posses
sion for over three years gun be.
longing to S. S. Tolson.
About three years ago S. S. Tolson
loaned a valuable ladies' shotgun to
j. f. Hamilton the shoe man. After
few days the gun mysteriously
disappeared and no trace of it was
fonud until a few days ago.
Very little was said about the mat
ter at the time, but few days ago
the gun was brought to the repair
shop of Ritter & Son, to be repaired,
and there Mr.. Tolson in passing
chanced to see Mr. Ritter at work
on it and identified It as his. Mr..
Ritter stated that negro had
brought the gun there to be re-
paired, but could give no accurate
description of him, and could only
describe him in a general way From
this clue, Buck went to work this
morning and soon had under arrest
Jesse Prater, a waiter in a local
boarding house. 1t was not long be
fore Jesse acknowledged the fact
and now he will have a tale to tell
before his honor next.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
SELLING
SEGREGATED SURFACE
GOVERNOR THINKS DEPOSITS
BELONG TO INDIANS, SAME AS
HIS HOUSE BELONGS TO HIM.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. 2l.-
Gov. Cruce favors the immediate sale
of the segregated surface of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw Nation min
eral lands, propositions for which
are now pending before congress.
In his announcement for governor,
that position was taken, with the
attending statement that the min
erals should be disposed of tor the
best advantage of the Indians.
The governor realizes, as do 9th
ers in Oklahoma, that it might be
some time before policy could be
formulated for disposition of the
minerals, and to delay the sale Of
the surface would retard that por-
ton of former Indian Territory in
general development. In detail, Gov
ernor Cruce believes the surface
tracts should be safeguarded so they
can not fall into possession of spec
ulators, but with the view of induc-
ing smaller owners who would lend
material aid in the development Of
the coultry.
Disposition of the minerals, Gov.
Cruce believes, should be with the
view of getting the most out of the
proposition for the Indian owners.
The mineral deposits belong to
the Indians the same as my house
does to me-" said Gov Cruce today,
"and in disposing of my property l
do not have to ask any one questions
about where it shall go. In the abb
stract, l am out to secure the best
price possible for my property. Why
should not the government, in acting
for the Indians, DO the same for its
clients? 1t makes no difference to
the Indians whether the purchaser is
the federal government, the state OF
Oklahoma, an individual, set of in
.dividuals, or one big company. If
the federal government wants to elu-
cidate its policies of conservation,
then it should stand ready to pay the
Indians what the government regards
the property worth and pursue its
policies at its own expense. There is
no reason why the Indian should be
made the goat merely because be
happens to be a ward of the control.
ling POWER"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
Mutt and Jeff Huge Success.

The best show of the season.
was the verdict OF every one FORUM
ate enough to witness the production
of Mutt and Jeff at the Robson opera
house last night There is not dull
line in it, the music is tuneful ana
catchy and far above the average the
girls We're pretty and above all things
the costumes We're superb. Any one
wishing to drive dull care away for au
evening could do no better than wiz
ness a performance of this tunet'ii
musical comedy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
SHERIFF RESTORES
STOLEN BICYCLE
WHEEL STOLEN THREE WEEKS
AGO RESTORED TO ITS OWNER
THIS MORNING.

About three weeks ago a bicycle
was stolen from the front porch Of
C. II. Browns residence and Sher.
if Garrett was not notified OF the
fact until two days ago. He began
work in his own peculiar way and
this morning delivered the wheel
back to its owner
The wheel was found at resi-.
dence on West Main street, where
it was taken by youth who lives
there with his paren,s and from all
appearances was given hard usage
as it was practically new when stol,
Ell but is now in very bad shape.
1t doesn't seem to make much diff
ference to Buck whether it is
horse thief, or a bicycle thief a
safe cracker or second-story work
er, he lands them all.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
PentecostaI Mission

The Lord is wonderfully blessing
lis in the mission. Souls are being
rescued from a life of sin and shame.
We hope the Christian people OF
the town are still praying for the
mission, we need your prayers
Sister C. L. Smith of Cumberland
will be with us over Christmas week.
We cordially invite all who will to
come to the mission, and hear her
preach. She will do you good We
also ask any one that feels like
helping us financially to please drop
your donation in the office. Ad
dress T. r. Osborne, Mission Worker
Ardmore, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
Congress Passes Amended Measure

Washington, D. c., Dec. 21.-The
amendment revising the codification
act passed at the last session of con-
gress and excepting the Five Civilized
tribes and Indians of the Quapaw
agency from the provisions; that all
Indian claim suits shall be filed in
the federal courts, was passed by
both the house and the senate again
today and has gone to the president
for his signature. The Senate was
forced to act on the measure again
today because of an amendment at
tached in the house providing that
the Osages also should be excepted.
Had the amendment to the codifica-
ton bill, which would have become
January l. not been made, it
would have opened the way for thous-
ands of land suits in the eastern sec
ton of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
ATTORNEY FOR TEN PACKERS
TERMS PROSECUTIONS CASE AS
BASED ON ANCIENT HISTORY.
THE HIGH COST Of LIVING
Attorney Borders Says High Cost Of
Meats is Due to Increase in Popu!a.
ton and Decrease in Production Of
Live Stock.

Chicago, Ill.,, Dec. 22-Declarlng
that the government case against
the ten packers Is based on ancient
history, Attorney Borders continued
his statement for the defense today.
The high cost OF living, he declared,
so far as meat is concerned, is Ie
to the fact that the population has
increased faster than the live stool;
production.
The demand for fresh meat, he saiG,
has increased five hundred million
pounds per year while there was
decrease of sixteen per cent in steer
Thus he declared, it was
absurd to blame the packers for the
high prices of meats.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-22
PRESIDENT AND OTHER OFF,
GALS GIVE APPROVAL TO PLAN
OF CALIFORNiANS.
TO RESTORE AMERICAN FLAG
Plan to Again Place the South Pacific
Trade to American Vessels Plying
Between San Francisco and Points
in Australia.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 22.-Presi-
dent Taft, Postmaster General Hitch
cock, Solicitor General Lehman al |
Assistant Secretary of Navy Wiz.
throp today approved the plan pro
posed by Senator Perkins and Repre-
sentative Kahn of California designed
to restore the South Pacific carrying
trade to American steamers and to
put the American flag once again OH
the San Francisco-Australia route.