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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Siebei, ;it, Hereplan.

SonSn, Separtement arpcunes,
Sranfrcidl, %. Srr. - Ser Mpiatitcr
Hoser Spnumcr bat beutc aui eincm
Slug nut einem grobeu 9iplanc iedS
Ycr1onen mitaenoinmen lub buourd,
etuen ueuen @eltreforh fiir einen
DISCRIMINATING nit @anagiereu uno
etne bisber unerreidlte 9eiituug mir
gebobenes 8eiummteemidt 5uipesc gee
braht. Snnner bate crit bas slerps
orpm III elmer &obe bon 100 Sn6 umr
frcilt iuto mar oaun nub 8nnillp uno
suriid ~geflo9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Sabrgang 40.

9iuienIdiffe. 70 srp6c 8reu3er, 10T
flcine areu5er. 460 SpfieesS orpeoot
boote nnb 202 Submdrineboote BADEN
lpirb, Der Sreibunb ieoof nur 60
Sinienihiife. 26 9ruBe &reil3cr, 90
feline &reu5er, 207 SofieezS orpeoos
bpotc, 30 Sl6mdriuebpptc.
Sic ncucitc Summer Der sort
nisbtlp 8cpielp", Die i'll Soubon err
ifeint. entbdlt 9ilsfiibrun9en bes be-
fd1ntcn Mdrincs Sd riftitellers Grdiz
balb z. Surbs, Die craft bns limb, mas
uniere Surrah. Ydtripten piinihenl
Ser 0erfaiier meiit nuf Die rteii9e
Sunabme Der 8iiituugeu dler Ndtipz
ilen bin unb lagt Damn:
Ser bDbere Stanb Ser Iuffpeuz
bunsen iiir Slotteu unb Secre in
bemofratiid,en 9dncern lit niht cine
Yropbeseiuns o ariea, ionbern cine
8arantic fir ben SriebeH. Cd Bic
leitenpeu YeriDuliffeiten in bieien
bemofrotiihen 9dnbern, ia9t CT, nit
ibrem pertpidelten cpm%mer5iellet uno
io5idlen Spitcm bepinnen mebr unp
mebr lid Der Sdrcden cines &rieaes
IN ppIlem llmfause bepuBt 81 lperben,
unb bas beioroerc uuf Der einen Seite
ben Srieben. bcrldnse AMI Der anoeren
aber g~leid6eiti9 Die GerItdrfung Der
Hiiitiingen. O. Sic Shredcn oes
8rie9es unb Die Sbatiddbe, pdB Senrps
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Ga Sellettc tpieScr 8unSess
Senator.

Iobiiun. Mis-. %. San. -
9unbesieuatcr go Soliette lit in elmer
9%emeininmen SislIug Der 8i5cpniiner
S%csislntur nit GROCER Mnioritdt FOR
mel undergraduate morheu. Bon
1919 Stimmen bat ga Sollctte I'M
Senat "a uub IN Der Iiiemblp SO crs
balteil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
3mr 3oananta'sImsitcumns.

@aibiustpu, :. g., %. Gan.
- SaS SanS. Gumite fir amswartiac
Anselesenbeiteu bat San SrameiScu
empfubien, has Gomite fir NnSitclun.
gen baaesen New Orleans. Gem
Sauie lieacn iomit 5iuei Seridte pur,
5iuiiMeu pcnem cS 80 ,pdble1 bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
pearp Cook.

Sberfla&lihe Yriifung scriist. = Die
Gmpiebluns hes Saus. Gpmites. -
Gin franS6iiidler Spriher ,uiinidt,
5ranfreih iulle Commander HearD
ebren. gnt.uurt bes ScfretdrS
Der 8epsrapbiifIcn Wcieaidaft. =
Or. 6uof maft iif and mieocr
bcmcrfbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

Gin Sdrei6en oes YapireS an
Gnrbinal Slider bon aolu iiber Sen
Mobcrniiteucib bat bic iiberale beuts
iGc &reiie in Sarniid gebreht.
8nbinaton. 3. g., ~.
Sat. Suf Hucronnr9 bon Yr6liaeut
Suit reitte heutc Gpmtrcs Nomiral
Sarrp ieiue 8~cii9untipn Gin. uuo 5lpar
Inn Sntereiic beS SicuiteS". Die aud
ipiprt a%ugcuomnlcn plrbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
(Spc5ien fir bieie 3eituns.)
Ger hemafmrte 1riehrm.

Ser beiuaffnete SrieSe nabe ihlim.
MGR ais Der &ries ielbit." -
Cine ensltihc antorttdt 1T jebod)
Der aniidt, Sriepsbereitfdaft, b. 3.
fp~rtiudbrenbes Riiften Jet bic bette
Srteocns : 0arantie. - ,gSir"
riiffen sebOris ,pieber sur Sec. =
Seiterreidj mill and mitmad)en.
- Die Nnoeren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

lnliIet bat paS Sdlss@omite fnr sylotS
neutrality-suspicious. e%mpfobleu, baB
I'M ndhiten Sabre 5ipei Shlnhtififie.
5fpei aobleniniffe, aft Sorpeboboot>
5eritorer uno bier llntcrieebpotc aes
baut fperoen. Sie Shlahtihiffc
ioaen ic, obne geitiidling uno ionitise
Iusriiituug, feds RiGionen Collars
tolten unb einen @ebalt bon ie 27,s
900 Sonnen baben.
Grib bat iih Die Ibmiralitdts Be-
hDroe an beren Spiee Ibrirni George
Seipeb itebt, in einem bonn Sr1Iibenz
ten e%ingebolten @utad)ten fir Die Be-
f%eiti9un9 bes Sannma s8anals ausge1
ipro6en. Srdiipent Gait forbertc
betanntlih III elmer iiilglter Hebc
$15,000,000.
Sir SlugmnIhinen bat bas natioz
male Gb9eprbnetenbaus $4,000 be-
ipili9t. Sic iiub fir bic armce be-
ftimmt.
8ie aus 8icn perlnutct bilbet Gin
auBeror6entlid)er areoit bon Sill
100000 als erite I6iflagsSdblrng
fir ben Sau neler a%riegsIfife
einen YoIten in benz 6iierreihii1@
ln9ariId)eu Budget. bas bon Dem
Sinan5miniiter 8urian bon NujecS
BEN Selegutioncn porgciegt iuuroe.
Sds Slpttenban : Srogrnmm fiir Die
rddlten leds Sabre iieht ben Sail Dor
bon bier Sreaonongbts bon ie co.
900 Sonnen. bref> arcu5crn, ~ Sorz
p%epubpoteu ltuD Ied]S 1luterieebopteu.
Ser &o'tenanldiag filr pielc Sditfc
beldntt llb t%nsgeldmmt nlt S62,s
100000. Die InIfldge filr Die
Irmec iinb fir Dos ndflte Sabr I'M
SS.6OO,O00 crbobt. Die @elammts
lntolten mr. leBtereIt Sipet ltno nit
S14S, 900, 900 an9elest. Gs unterz
lle9t fnllm elnem Speltei, Dab a
Yro9ramm Der Hegiernng I'M Beienfs
ltben snt9ebeiBen lperpen iptro.
9ter5i ld]retbt DIE ~. y. Staats1
Allsllft alt etnell erbebllfeit mart
tlmeil Wtd6t6nluads pes petreiInpeten
gtdhbdrre,6es 3ipetfeuoe mn groBer
Srelpe oe9ruBt iperDen. YIN rnrler
Serbilnoefer ~ Iafllriif iplilfpn'n'e>
ller dle einer, oefelt Hllflir9 an elner
Sfele EN- Soh bat; Sn Sfalieil mtrp
ma Dem neiien Sloftenpdll Srpz
9raiilnt Setcrret1 . Ill9arnS nut
sllods 8en'uWieil @eIll9iel.
penil nan ipad)t port etfcrludpftg uper
Ne Seaeiilollie 5iit gee. Sle "3erfs
'dbafG dnI per aprid" Ut pas olsper
nod litd1t 9clolfe YroDleni. q SlptS
taen oen bciren "eerbilnpcten" Nads
ten Sfalleil mn Selferreid : lln9arii
be1fept. SlTcr NJ. Gap III 1oleps
barer 3clt rtc Sintie Seletreidp@un1
corn 8 ais polifi1def geamt!attor III
Mefnlllig 5u 5tebcn lein ip'rp' cine
Ferlpeitiee' ipeld)e 'lai'eliflld M Sn8s
ldnp ip,epcr 81 lfarter Nerooltfaf an@
laB gepcit iplfp. 5iililal BORT e!e Sredps
nougbts Der Soppelmoitard1le elnIaf
Der pelltld)en gtar'ilc 6aSe6a9it
iperpen." 49,
80
Nitn bat cine Sonopner SepeIde
ms crit jiln9lt inTormiert, pnB in
Sabre 1911 ni6t ipcniger ais SO
Srcabnongbts pollelloet iperoen. alp
Gin arie9sidiif jepcn Sebntcn Sa9.
@cgenludrti8 be,teben 3S Sreao@
,,,uf,kt-S httfp nm IN ihupu murine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

@a btugton. ;. g., %. Son.
COMMANDER Senrp iii bis dltf 1.6
Weilen IN DEN Roropul bcruigetoms
men, naGc 9eillig, nm icinen slniprut,
81 begrilroen. bnB or ben Nnrbppl err
rctht bat. 60 lultet Die cupaiiltige
Sntlheicur9 bes Sauss Gpmites fir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, has nit Der lin
t%eriudun9 Der Yeurn'idlen Nnipriid)e
betrnllt mar. Sic @rlmolngc fir bieie
@ntideicurg biloete cine aarte, sic
BON Dem aiiitens umb gepbetiidcn Der
meningsamt Der 8unncsre1ieruno
naf Den Insaben Eearp'5 anaeiertigt
ipurpe. Sic &arte Scist, baB YearD.
als CT lid, DEM &pl ndScye, linfS abs
bog, lue9eu zines Sellers ieiner Snz
itrumcnte. Spdter fam er abcr Dem
Sol iuicoer ndber unb 9elnngtc bis uui
1.6 Wcilen an benlclbeu bernn. Scr
Wfaipritdtsberiht bcs Goniites ems
pficblt. Ecarp nit Dem Rdnsc eiires
HearsA pmirnls i'll bcn Hubeitanb 81
periesen. Gin Winoritdts 9erid,t
3iebt Eearn's @rrin9euiGnit nid,t in
3ueifel. mad,t aber benz Gpmite Der
Hatiuualen @eusrapbiid,en 8eiels
ihaft ben Ypriunri ieineu 9eiuno
mad elmer nur sans pbertladlifcit
Eriifnns Der Seweiie Yenrp'S pere
bftentlidt Su baben.- Sur Sauie lpiro
CO iiherlih anldBlid Ser Ingele9cns
hcit nod gu ihnrfeu 3uinmmeultobcn
fomnien.
SdriS, 20. San. Ser sspr<
ldbungsreiienbe 9barcpt hat beiiirs
portet. baB Srantreid Scn aapitdu
Hobert =. Hearp ipegen leincr Gntz
oedluu9 bes Horopols ardflilicrc.
Saraufhin ertldrtc gdrun Sulot,
Der Sefretdr Der @epgrapbiit,en &C.
iellihait. pdb pieie Dem Smcrituner
feline offi5ielen @brcn crpicien bGtte,
neil ibr nad ihren ~itriftcn Nca
geln crit hnS @eipeismaterial porgee
lest nerben muB, che lie einc ~ipiiiens
ihaftlide Grrunaenihaft o~fiisieIl an
e%rtennen fam. Ger Sctretdr iiiatc
bin3u. oaB Ole meiitell Mitelicocr Scr
@eielIhnit perionlif iiber5eugt ieien.
baB 1eurp Den Yol CREDIT bate. unb
baB Die 0%eielidnft Yearp nit oifes
men Nrmen aufnebmen miirbe. falls
SieIer cs piinifen iolte, iobalb CT
ras Seipeismatcrinl borlegt.
&cm Norf. 90. San. - Tadh
cincr YnuIe bes Shlpeiaens beities
Sr. Srcoerit Goot bier bic Hconerz
tribiine unb crtldrte ben Mtitgliebcrn
oes Seutih : Imcrifaniiden Yipz
niers Clubs, baB CT mebr ais ie iiberz
Seligt lci. oaB CT ocn Norppol ers
reid,te. Su ieinem Suien .berse CT
rd5 befriebi9cnpe 0eiiibl zines nit
sroSen Spiern %errrngenen @riplges".
8leid5eitis iogtc er, raB Die geoaraz
pbiiten Seipeiie, paB Gin Wdnu -
er pper Commander Searp - am
%pl mar. ME ben ~Nrmirubls @cps
srapben" seliefert lperben f0nne.
Die anii5e Safe iei nod, i'm 3rpeis
ref, bod CLAUDE CT. ba6 CT Elm 10 gutes
lpenn nid)t b~eiiercs Nnreht aif bcu
Sitcl See Hprbppi : @ntScders babe
ais Yearn. ben er nun 6um criten
0fal beit,ulbigtc. I'M %ereiu nit
Ycarp's Sremoeu cine orgdniiierte
Champagne ms Ycrt sclcst 5l BADEN.
.um meme Grruuaenifoften 81 bis
frepitieren".
Sr. Gpot %bcbanptete, odB Searn's
Iif5eihnrmsen niht bciicr ieien ais
icine c%isenen. id,nn aus benz 0runbe.
neil I'M nllcrbohiten Horben gcnnule
Nteiinnaen MIR nit ZEN arGBtcu
S6pierigteiten ~aIi5uncbmeu icien.
-+$f-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
5tatifif@es iiber Gim-
numbering.

Sittereiiantes nms benz SabreSberiAt
beS Wcneral Ginman0ernngsa
Gpmnlihars. - Sartilicn : @era
b%GltniIe. - Gs wirD bier anses
sebcn, iuieuielc Ginuanberer It
pcrbcirathct, perbeiratbet, uers
mitiiuer uher seiG)ichcn waren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Die Brnlempeft raft mriter.

europa lit nidjt ~sefabrbet", erfldrt
BrufefOr 5iiigse. = Bon Der Won=
golet nno WanSihnrei %perbreitet
lid bic Heit mad bem iiblifen
China. Die mphlbabenOereit
alafen p~erlafen Ieting. - Snt
Stplpmaten= Siertel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

(SorhcBuns aili Der ~. Seitc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
SEEKS MISSING BROTHER.

Mayor Dawson is in receipt of a
letter from S. C. Freeman of Lake
City, Iowa, making inquiry for a
brother whom he has not heard from
for more than twenty years. The
missing brother is w. II. Freeman,
and the letter states that someone
who formerly lived in this section
reported that a w. r. Freeman lived
in or near ArdmOre. He is described
as weighing about 100 pounds, is five
feet and eight inches in height, and
has large scar on one of the cheeks
just under the eye. If anyone knows
of the whereabouts of Mr. w. II.
Freeman they will confer great ia
vor to the brother by writing him at
r. f. ID. No. 8, Lake City, Iowa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER.
Oklahoma Leaders Divided - Each
Has Individual Preference.

Washington, Aug. 23.- C h m p
Clarll's presidential boom received an
other boost Wednesday when Sena-
tor owen of Oklahoma. speaking at
the meeting called TO perfect 'he or
ganization of the new democratic .cd-
Grafton of precinct clubs, declarcl he
personally was for the Missourian for
president.
Il am for Champ Clark for prcsi-
dent" announced the Oklahoma sen
ator. and Oklahoma is for him. 100.
This statement was greeted wien ap-
plause
Senator Owens declaration for
Champ Clark for the presidential nom
inee of the democratic party in the
coming campaign adds an interesting
angle to the situation in Oklahoma.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma is an ont
and out Woodrow Wilson man and
has been active in behalf of the New
Jersey governors candidacy since its
inception. Former Governor c. ~.
Haskell virtually has declared in ia
vor of Governor JudsOn Harmon of
Ohio. Governor Cruce is said to ia
vor the candidacy of Governor Mar
shall of Indiana and it also is de-
clared that Wilson is his second
choice Governor Cruce is said to IA
vor sending an uninstructed delega-
ton to the next national democratic
convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
CORD WOOD, $500. DELIVERED.
SEE T. X. kEAPNEY. 24tt


Birmii sham, Ala, Aug 24.-Birm
ngham, which has been dry" fol
four years except as blind tigers
have served to dampen the aridity
will probably return to the regime OF
open saloons as the result of a city
and county election on the liquor
question in progress today. The con
test Is held under the local option law
which succeeded the statewide prohi
bition amendment, now abrogated. A
spirited campaign, in which the wo-
men have played prominent part on
the dry" side, preceded today's re.
course to the ballot The majority OF
business men favor legal saloons, high
license and strict regulation, and the
suppression of all negro dives. AL
though the prohibitionists are hope
ful, the large Industrial element in
Birmingham and Jefferson county S
almost solid for the saloon, and the
prospects indicate an Overwhelming
victory for the "wets."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
Eonr Prisoners Make Escape.

Purcell Okla, Aug. 23.-When
Night Jailer Ben Goode woke this
morning he found four of the coun-
TVS six prisoners missing from the
county Jail, a small wooden structure.
hurried investigation showed =
hole about sixteen inches square
crt with pocket knives through the
ceiling of 2Xis spiked together and
through the east gable end of the
building, where exit vas made. Sher-
if Vincen, has notified all the sur
rounding counties to watch out for
the ESCAPED men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
Police Court Postponed.

Policeman Joel Buchanan was not
able to serve the defendant with the
proper papers for the special session
OF police court tonight at the home
of Col. and Mrs George Henry Bruce
and the trial has been postponed un'
til Monday night. The ladies of the
Broadway BAPTIST church report that
owing to the weather the reception
and trial will not be held until next
Monday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
Rain Helps Water Supply.

The rain that fell today raised the
water at the city lake almost two
inches, which means quite a good deal
to the water situation, on account of
the lands around the lake being so
dry very small amount of the water
that fell went to the lake, but for this
fact the supply would have been in
creased considerably, now that the
grounds around the lake are wet, an
other rain would mean much water in
the lake as all the water that would
fall on the country surrounding the
lake would be emptied in the lake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24

Plans for a new union railway sta.
ton in Chicago to cost 100000, 900
and to he used by the Pennsylvania
lines, Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy, and the Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul. are announced. Work, ac-
cording to present plans, will begin
about January !. and the terminal
be ready for use by 1913. The new
building will be erected on the pres
ent site of the union station. extending
from Adams to Jackson street and
from Canal street TO the Chicago riv-
er Holding company stock will he
divided equally among the roads
using the terminal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
ONE MORE WEEK
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
THREE YOUNG WOMEN ARE
STANDING CLOSE TOGETHER
MISS REED MADE ZIG GAINS.

There are today three leaders in
the Hareroye scholarship contest and
ii awarded today, Miss ma eBlle
Wheeler who has retained a small
lead from the beginning would be the
mcliy person. However, during this
week Miss Reed has made the larg-
est gains and she stands within a few
votes OF, the top. If she continues to
build up her votes in the same ratio
for the next week she will likely win
the scholarship. Out of town people
are taking more interest each day in
the contest Especially are the Wood
ford people active in gathering votes
for Earl Noble.
No one can tell who the winner will
be for the reason that some of the
contestants are holding their votes, or
a portion of them, until the final count
which is only week off.
The standing of the three leaders
in the contest at noon today is: Ina
Belle Wheeler, 4S,36O; Mabel Reed,
47,31O: Mrs. Edna Mullins, 42,540. All
OF these have made creditable gains
in the past few days and they are ac-
lively at work for the prize. There
is but one week left and this week
means that some one will win a schol-
arShin worth 500 in the best college
in Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
DROP IN PRICE OF HAY.
Hay Crop on East Side Will Be Enor
nous and Fine.

Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 2S.-An enor-
nous hay crop will he made in this
part of Oklahoma, and prairie hay
which six weeks ago was quoted at
SIS "A ton has dropped to 81 a ton,
The new hay crop, which is the sec
Ond crop in eastern Oklahoma, is free
Of weeds and clear and sweet. accord
ing to hay farmers. When the early
dry season struck the state hay farm
ers cut their crop TO save what they
could. The weeds We're cut While
young, and following the heavy rains
. second crop has developed. w'.;'h
contrary TO all other known seasons
III Oklahoma, is the finest crop ;he
state has ever known.
Unless there is an early frost his
section of the country will produce a
heavy yield of cotton. The second
growth is we'll under way and the
shoots are forming fine squares. Soma
of the farmers are ploWing to kill
the second growth and strengthen the
original stocks. Should frost come
early the crop will be fair, but should
It come late the crop will be above the
average.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
PERSONALS

Rev, c. Raymond Gray has returned
from sulphur. where he attended the
.Epworth encampment.
Miss Hattie Moritz has returned
from Wichita, Kansas, where she Wis
tied with Mrs. Marx. Mrs. Marx is
remembered here as Miss Lowenstein
Mrs. K. Lowenstein has returned
from the eastern markets where she
purchased her fall and winter goods
Edgar Son has returned from
weeks visit to Galveston and Other
Texas points.
George Day, the well known drug
sist at Ringers, will leave today for
Tulsa TO Join Mrs. Day who has
been there for the past few weeks
visiting with relatives. From Tulsa
they viii go to Pawnee and other
points in northern Oklahoma to Wis
it with relatives. They will return
about September 1st.
Attorney J. V. Cabell a former res
ident of this city, was here today
from, Oklahoma City.
Sam Noble has returned from n
business visit to Norman and other
points north.
Walter Madden left today for a
business visit to Denison
j. II. O'Keefe of Oklahoma City
was a business visitor here today.
Mrs. Claude p Srrisgs of Hugo was
here yesterday visiting with friends.
ID. II. Young of Lawrence, Kansas.
was among the ont of town visitors
here today.
Dr. Howard 5 Cox eft today for =
professional visit to Gainesville.
sam y Lewis of Dallas, Texas,
was a visitor here today
Cal Stewart was here today from
his home at Holder
Mrs. II. Blank and daughter, Miss
Regina, returned today from Colorado
where they have been for the past
few weeks.
Little Miss Una Nave Roberts has
returned from visit with relatives
at sherman, Texas.
J. b. Walker was a business visitor
here TODAY from Dallas, Texas.
j. II. Crook was here today from
ldabel on legal business
Val Mullen has returned from Ok
lahoma City where he attended the
reunion of the Spanish War Veterans.
Ira Johns visited Marietta today.
DR.. Shackelford returned today
from a professional visit to points
north
W. A. Goforth Of Garvin. Okla, was
among the out of town visitors mere
today.
]. T. Woodard, who has been em-
ployed at the Rock island offices
here, left today for Cleburne to ac-
cept a position with the Santa Fe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24

\ rain. as one man expressed it,
worth a million dollars to Carter
county, began falling about O'Clock
this morning and was still coming
down in torrents up to the noon hour.
The reports are that the rain has been
general in this section, and it has
been the saving Of the cotton crop as
many farmers stated a few days ago
that if they did not get rain on the
cotton this week that the crop would
be practically lost. The rain will
also do much good to the corn and
other crops that We're planted late
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24

J. L. Carsey. who has been employ
ed by Dixon. the shoemaker. for some
time, has bought the shop from S, G.
Shropshire that is.located on 5 street.
northwest He will manufacture COW
boy boots and do shoe repairing.
Shropshire who has lived here for the
past few years has gone to the north
ern part of the state looking for To-
cation to establish factory for max
Ing boots, and will move from here if
he finds a suitable location.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24

County Commissioner Robert f
Sciyally who is here today from his
home near Springer stated this morn.
ing that he felt sure that the work
would be finished at the court house
this week and that the county Of
ficials could begin moving into the
building next week \ delay in get
ting material to do some finishing
work made it impossible for the work
to he finished this week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
DopGlNG A METEoRITE.
Celestial Visitor Hits Within Ten Feet
OF Man and Woman.

san Antonio, Texas, Aug. 23.--lt is
not often that one has to dodge a
meteorte, yet such was the expert
ence of Roland Il. Smith, residin-
near the Corpus Christi road about
three miles south of this city, a few
DAYS ago Mr.. Smith and his wife
were sitting in their back yard just
after dark and We're discussing the
unusual brilliancy Of the heavens
Suddenly a specl appeared in the sky.
]. grew larger and larger as it ap-
preached, and finally "A whirring noise
could be heard. In much less time
than it takes to tell it the approaching
fre-ball, as IL appeared to be, struck
pile of clay that had been taken
from "A well, within less than ten feet
from where Davis and his wife were
sitting. Davis at once proceeded to
investigate. and few inches under
the surface found the meteorite al
The stone representing the residue
of a burned out planet or star is a
little more than two inches in length
and in shape resembles a piece Of
rope with a knot in it. The meteorite
has been shown to number of sci
entists here and each pronounces it
genuine. Mr.. Smith declares, how
ever, that he does not care to be
bombarded again with celestial shot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24
ADM|T1ANCE WILL
Be BY CARD ONLY

The H,lhs' Lodge of this city has
very generously given its home 10 the
Sponsors Hall committee of the Con
federate Eounion Tor the evening Of
September Wher the Confederate
Rcception and sponsors Ball viii be
held. The best orchestra in the state
Will furnish the music for the recep-
ton and for the ball, some noted
singers will also be in attendance al
the reception and it will be the great.
est social event of the year in the
state Of oklahoma.
\ committee from the Elks will
have charge of the hall and the re-
cer,on will oe in the hands of the
Daushters of the Confederacv
AL visitors to the city on This oo.
casion will he given free admission
Persons residing in Ardmore will
he admitted by card only.
These cards will be sold for $l0O
each, admitting the purchaser and
his ladies', and the funds tnus de
rived will be used for the payment
of the orchestra, decorations, rotresh
ments, etc.
Those who have already mad" pay
monts of the required amount will
receive their cards through the mail
Those desiring cards may apply to
the committee at the office of the
Daily Ardmoreite. 2"ti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-24

The moral wave that has been on
in police circles for the past few days
has probably invaded the county, as
there has not been an arrest made by
any Of the sherins force since Tues
day afternoon. The police drew a
blank again yesterday, not an arrest
being made