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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER "a is Carter county
teacher and since statehood has been
member of the county democratic
central committee. The party always
looks to him what it wants done
in the western or northwestern por-
ton of the county. he has held a
township office that has given him
much experience that will be OF great
value to him in case of his election.
The taxpayers are especially interest
ed in the man who fills this office.
This candidate is young man, we'll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER 26 is Young fellow who
for seven years has been in active
school life, he is an Ardmore prod
uct and a graduate of the city schools,
he is inspired with the belief that
properly trained intellect can accom-.
plish anything it undertakes and his
belief will inspire those who come in
contact with him. there will be bun
dies OF energy placed in this cam
paign to his credit and should he be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER 25 was chosen county
statehood, was defeated by small
margin in the second race and offers
for the same office, defeat did not
result in sulking in the tent, but this
candidate has been a hard worker in
every movement for the moral up
lift and the good of agriculture and
social life in town and country and
has worked especially hard in edu-
cational matters, is a friend and Co
worker with all who think and do
the right.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER ~ has lived in Ardmore
for number of years, at one time
he was collector for a hardware
house in this city, he deals satisfac-
torily with the people in any line OF
business he is engaged in, he is now
ENGAGED in contracting concrete work,
draining, d!tching and irrigating or
in building water reservoirs. He is of
that fine type of western manhood.
he has never been a candidate for
any office in the county. he seeks
an office that creates more interest
than any other office in the county.
He was appointed a deputy upon
the request of law enforcement or
ganization of this county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER 40 found the office he is
in now badly behind and his minute
knowledge of the work and his in
dustry Strengthened things out within
few days and the business of his
Office is run economically, smoothly,
satisfactorily and the county gets a
perfect service in an office that re-
quires great care for the reason that
titles to property are lnvolved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER 10 is the only man in tn.
county campaign who wears the graz,
he is the only man who wears scars
from the icvil war that he will carry
to his grave: he is a familiar fig
ure about the court house and has
won the friendship and esteem Of all
the Jurors who have served the court
for the past three or four years. He
seeks an office which he can fill
with credit. He is one of the towns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER 33 has been a merchant
and a farmer in Carter county for
twenty years or more, he is a candi
date for the first time, he is a good
Quiet sober business man seeking an
Office that mas much to do with the
business affairs of the county and It
has been suggested that he would
make an ideal chairman of the board
he seeks to be a member of. His GUS.
mess qualifications recommend him.
He is not a great speaker but will
depend upon his many friends and
upon his own efforts to see each
man personally. He resides west of
Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER is one of the young
men OF the county who is seeking
office. He was never a candidate
before Occupies a deputy's place in
an important office of the county and
is always at his post of duty. The
first dollar he ever earned was by
gathering cotton and the second
check he ever received was the Ard
moreite's in payment for carrying pa
pers. He has lived in Ardmore since
his childhood.
NUMBER 9 was elected to office
in the first county campaign, he was
not a candidate in the second race,
until financial reverses came he was
proprietor of one of the best known
stores in the city: no business trans
action ever lost him friend: he was
one of the pioneer merchants of Ard
more, and has a wider acquaintance
in the county than perhaps any 9th
er man in the field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

NUMBER 41 has lived in the sec
ond ward of Ardmore since the ward
was created and lived there many
years prior to that time He seeks
a township Office. he at one time was
in business in Ardmore, has never
been a candidate before he has done
his full part in the development of
the oil and mineral rsources of the
county. All who know say he would
make a good official. He served as
a peace officer in Texas before NOV
ing to Indian Territory.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
The Circulation Is Restored

In exactly the sa ae manner the activities of the liver kidneys and spleen are renewed, and their cir culation restoreds It sootheS. revi- talizes and invigorates these centers of life and takes away the tendency to headache, feeling of stiffness and exhaustion.
 Stiff neck-which is rheumatism of the muscles of the neck-sore throat asthma, any of the affections of the neck feel instantly the beneficial ef- fects when Try New -Iife" is given trial. Relief from pain, feeling of warmth, comfort and the glow of health are felt by the sufferer in a moment.
 Sore feet, stiff ankles, tender mus cles, pain in the instep, will all show quick improvement under the magic tough of Try New-Life.'
 Scalp troubles are relieved by Try NewLife'. Since dying and falling hair are due to lack of healthy cir culatien and nutrition, it follows that anything that stimulates the circula- ton of the scalp and makes the blood carry more food to tie roots of the hair will help it to grow. Try New Life" does this in a perfectly natural
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Defective Hearing Relieved

Defective hearing is often relieved in a single minute, especially if it. be due to catarrhal affection of the nasal passages. Instances have been known where the sufferer. after a five-minute treatment, plainly heard his watch tick when held several inches from his cara thing he had not done in years. In one case a very old man came to the Hamilton- Beach office, so nearly deaf that he could hear nothing unless ore shouted at the top of the voice. through an ear trumpet, was given a free treatment both for rheumatism of the knees. which were so stiff that he could not rise from a chair without help, and for his deafness. Inside of fifteen min utes the pain was taken from his without help, and in his excitement over, this relief he dropped his ear trumpet and did not notice for sew eral minutes that the treatment had cured his deafness so that he was talking and hearing very well without it.
 One of the first tasks that tired Nature begins to slieat is digestion. No matter if one is careful what he eats and drinks, and what hours he keeps, if he puts too great strain on his system by overwork or worry he is likely to find that his stomach is failing him. Nature needs all her strength to do the extra work he is imposing on her, and takes from the stomach the energy she needs else where. Then sour stomach, burning. gas, loss Of appetite, pain and some times constipation, sometimes diar rhoea, follow.
 Not only will "TryNcw- Life" tone and strengthen the body so that it can carry a heavier load of work but it will work directly on the stomach and give it the vigor to do it's work better Under skillful handling the flow of the gastric juices is stimula ted, the stomach is encouraged and strengthened to go on with the peri staltic movements, the intestines are helped to take up their burden, and the whole process Of digestion is hastened and encouraged.
 Sore, tired, aching feet respond at once to the soothing effect of Try New-Life" and the pain is taken away in a few minutes.
 Painful, stiff, useless muscles re- sulting from broken bones. disloca- ton, sprains or other causes that compel them to remain idle for a long time are quickly invigorated and built up by Try New-Iife.' The
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
EVERY HOME SHOULD
 HAVE THIS MARVEL

Try -New-Life'' is the very latest scientific method of stimulating a good, healthy circulation of the blood through your entire body, giving new strength, life and vigor
 Try New-Life' will instantly re- lieve your rheumatism, backache, lumbago, headache, neuralgia, indi- gestion, asthma, or any ailment caused by congestion.
 You can best judge of the merit of Try -New-Life" by the wonderful re- lief it gives you Marvellous results are felt the moment it is applied
 Try y-New-Life" You will be more than surprised when you realize that such wonderful relief can be obtained in so short a time,
 To instantly relieve pain has all ways seemed impossible, but will be proven possible, in one short treat ment with Try New-L Life
 If you are suffering from any cause whatsoever, if you are not as strong and healthy as Nature intend- ed you to be, you are unkind if you do not learn the wonderful health and strength restoring power of Try -New-Life"
 After a hard days work-muscular or mental stran-nothing is so in vigorating, soothing and strengthen ing as one short treatment of Try New-Life" applied to the spine. Your whole system at once responds to the vitalizing, invigorating effects of the increased blood circulation. You can prove it yourself best by one free treatment, and then you will be con- vinced
 "Try.- New Life Not a day passes but that it's power is proven in the most obstinate and painful cases. Leading New York physicians and specialists pronounce 1t the great est help that suffering humanity ever has known, and it is being universal ly adopted by the medical profession.
 Weak, tired and worn-out nerves are wonderfully invigorated and strengthened by the daily use of Try New Life" It increases the vitality of your entire body
 The simplicity of Try- -NewL Life enables a child to use it without trouble or inconvenience You sim ply hold the instrument in one hand. pass it over the part you wish to treat, and you at once feel the in- vigorating. vitalizing, healthgiving ef- feet of increased blood circulation A few minutes treatment up and down the spine every day works wonders.
 Don't forget the place of demon Stration
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Preserves and
 Produces Hair

Dandruff and falling hair are the results of poor scalp nourishment Congestion of the veins which feed the hair roots causes the scalp to harden and dry and the hair to wither and fall out No treatment whatsoever will relieve this condition of scalp circulation except massage. The blood must be brought back to the scalp, and when that is done nature will supply the hair. Try Life" is natural enemy to dandruff and imparts a soothing effect to the brain It stimulates the circulation, revives the life in the scalp, removes all dandruff. prevents hair from fall ing out and revitalizes the hair roots.
 For the waist, which ought to be slender and yet muscular and pliant, but which, through lack of exercise, tends to grow thick and pudgy, noth- ing will restore its lost suppleness like a thorough course of scientific massage as given only by the magical little machine. Try -New-Life'
 For hips which lack the long. grace ftll flowing lines they used to have and are beginning to sh W a sus- picion of fatness, the best and Surest and quickest-and by far the easiest is to treat them with "Try-New- Life" the newest scientific massage.
 The face shows the effect of faulty circulation perhaps quicker than any other part of the human body. Pim- ples. wrinkles. sallowness, flabby cheeks, lax muscles about the chin, crows feet about the eyes, dry and harsh skin, all show plainly the eff fects of poor circulation. Try New Life" supplies this by stimulating a normal supply of blood. and quickly brings the bloom of youth to the sal low cheek and gleam of health to the tired eye.
 '.Try-New Life" is the only thing that will in any wise take the place of physical exercise and help the sys- tenn to throw off the effects of neg lected muscles and nerves. and bring back the health, beauty and bodily visor that nature meant for every man and woman
 The Try New Life" machines may be seen in the hands of skilled oper- ators at the store of the Hamilton Beach company over Board of Trade Rooms, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Br ings Sense of Comfort

Headache neuralgia and nervous ness are among the most common ail- ments of the women who have come to the office of the Hamilton Beach company to try one of the free treat ments of Try -New-Life And one and an they will tell any inquirer that they have been given marvellous re- lief The heafth-giving vibrations along the temples, over the aching face, and over the great nerve cen ters of the spine bring d feeling of calm, sense of comfort and a sen- sible relaxation to the overstrung nerve and tired eyes.
 Anyone who is troubled by any of these things or by any other derange- ment which comes through irritated nerves or a faulty circulation is in- vited to call at the offices of the Hamilton Beach company. over Board of Trade rooms, Phoenix, and be giv- en a treatment absolutely without cost. rha is what talks--actual ex- perience of the health giving powers
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Good Health and Perfect Cir culation Are the Underlying Principles of All Na-
 tural Beauty
Plump Features, Full Neck and Bust, Roun- ded Arms Slender Waist, By
 Scientific Massage

Of those attributes of beauty with which nature has endowed all womankind she may retain and even enhance her personal charm and readily correct any de- ficiencies that may exist. Skin blemishes and wrink- les may be entirely eradl- cated, puffs and discolora- tion under the eyes taken away, double chin removed and the neck, bust or arms rounded out to symmetrical proportions.
 With the aid of "Try- New-Life' and a little study of your individual case a private beauty parlor may be established in ev- cry home.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
What Is "TRY=NEW=LIFE?"

What is this "Try-New- Life'' that does such great things for suffering human ity?
 It is a small, compact and very strong machine, oper- ated by electric current or electric batteries, but 1t does not apply electricity to the body. One gets no more electric shock than in riding in an electric cab, or on a street ear. The electricity merely drives the machin- cry.
 A small arm of the ma chine is Whirled at great
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
"TRY=NEW=LIFE" !"
Will Relieve Pain, Prevent Sickness and Cure
 Diseases

If We Were Choosers, None Would Select the Misery of Ill Health, and Yet a Great Many of Us Are Suffering from Ills That When Treated in Natures s
 Own Way Could Be Speedily and Permanent
 ly Banished
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

velocity-15,000 strokes a minute or mere-and this arm conveys this vibration to the body through any one of six different kinds of applicators. Some are of the softest rubber, so that the tenderest skin cannot be injured with them. Some are stronger and are meant for deep-seated muscular trouble. The operators ex- plain carefully to each one just which applicator is best for each ailment. Dem onstration every day over Board of Trade rooms, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

application is in the nature of exer- else, and has the same effect on the muscles. It has the further effect or stimulating full and healthy flow or blood. which builds up the tissues, ana of stimulating and invigorating the nerves which control the muscles. some wonderful cures have been made Tn the few months that this magical
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

little machine has been before the public.
 If you are suffering from any ail- ment whatever-if you are not as well and strong and happy as Nature iR- tended you should be-you will not be treating yourself fairly if you do not at least call and see what Try New-Life" can do. It will not cure everything. There are even some diseases which in an advanced stage might be aggravated instead of cured But the skilled operators in atten- dance will tell you frankly if you cannot be helped. But for all the ordinary ills of humanity Try New Life" will give quick relief and in many cases a permanent cure besides Especially is it fine for the woman who is weak and nervous and worn out, and the man who lacks strength and vigor-who is "all-in" Come in and get a free demonstration at of flee over Board of Trade and you will understand the full meaning of the words quick relief from pain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-15
DON'T REGRET RIOT IN
House OF COMMONS
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION DE
CLARES HE SEEKS TO AVERT
CIVIL WAR.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Andrew Bonar
Law, leader of the opposition In the
house of commons. speaking tonight
at big unionist demonstration In AL
bert hall tonight, said that he did not
regret last nights disturbance in the
house and did not try to stop 1t.
While he would rejoice II a way
out of the difficulty were found pos
sible by the speakers Intervention, II
would not end the crisis. The govern
ment was trying to do what II had no
moral right to do and the opposition
would continue II sendeavors to wreck
the home rule bill in the house OF
commons. 1t, he said. was the in
tention to press for the reference OF
the bill to the electorate for their
Judgment and thus prevent the deg
radiation of the house OF commons
and what was worse. civil war in the
United Kingdom.
The unionists' demonstration was
utilized as an opportunity to express
enthusiastic confidence In the tactics
of the party leaders in the home rule
debate.
Lord Lansdowne. leader of the oD.
position in the house of lords. and
Bonar Law. were the principal speak
ers at tonight's meeting. Lord Lans-
dCwne, however. said little about
Wednesdays scene in the house OF
commons and gave no hint as to thc
future policy with reference to this
Dealing with tho home rule ques.
tion. he said that he believed tht
reason support was accorded home
rule In the country was that the peo-
plo were feeling intense warlness over
the Irish question. That. he declared
was feeling Of cowardice and was
unpatrlotIc and unstatesmanllke.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-15
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
DEATH OF woman
BODY FOUND IN A BATH TUB IN
A BOSTON HOTEL
EARLY TODAY.

BOSTON, Nov, 14.-Pending the
autopsy which will be held tomorrow,
the manner of death Of Miss Majorio
G. Powers, whose body was found to-
day lying face downward In a partly
filled bath tub in a West End hote'.
remains uncertain tonight.
The girl went to the hotel yestef-
day afternoon with man who signeo
the names of "Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
The man left later. This morning
when repeated telephone calls failed
to be answered from the room, tho
door was forced and tho body was
found.
Soon after the police were notified,
they visited the Faneuil Hall market,
where Miss Powers was employed as
stenographer. and took into custody
on suspicion her employer, Arthur T.,
Cummings. He was detained at po'
lice headquarters tonight though not
under arrest. Mr.. Cummings is tho
head of produce concern bearing
his name and lives In Winthrop. He Is
So years old and married.
Medical Examiner Magrath, who
viewed the body. declared he was un-
able, from superficial examination,
to determine the cause OF death. Hs
found the body lying face down In the
bath tub and nude There was clever
inches Of water in the tub and the
girls head was entirely submerge
There were no evidences Of poison.
Miss Powers was 26 years old and
lived with her mother. Mrs. Ricl
Powers. She left home about noon
yesterday, saying she had a day off. as
business was dull.
When she did not return last night,
her mother became worried and today
her sister notified the police that she
was missing.
Thomas and James Powers. broth
ers Of the dead girl. live in Pasadena,
Calf. while a younger brother and
sister live at home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-15
SOCIAL GAITIES
FOR THE ]. D. {.
DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDER-
ACY GIVEN A RECEPTION
BY THE PRESIDENT.
CROSS OF E0xOR FIGHT ON
Question of Extending Time of Issu-
Ing Crosses Causes the First
Fight of Convention.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA bril-
liant series of social functions. CEN
tering about "A reception by President
Taft marked todays session Of the
convention Of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy. The president
received nearly n thousand OF tho
daughters In the East room of tho
Whno House lie was assisted By,
Mrs. Taft and as the visitors filed
by, the president had Il hearty hand
snake and u word Of greeting Tor
each.
A score Of receptions. teas and din
ners for Various groups OF tho
daughters was given by the Washing
ton society women, Mrs. Marion
Butler president Of the District Of
Columbia division of the daughters,
entertained the general officers Of
the organization at dinner.
Todays business session was con
fined largely to reports of officers
and committees. The convention ac-
cepted two general scholarships. ono
l. ON Chicago university and one from
Loretta convent Of Kentucky. In con-
nection with the report OF the edu-
cation committee. A decision In the
matter OF extending the time for the
Issuing OF crosses Of honor to Con-
fsderate veterans, which aroused q
s,Orm on the floor of the convention.
was postponed. while. pending tho re-
ports OF various committees on the
recommendations of the general Ct
ncers on the subject
Tomorrow the delegates to the con-
Nention will visit the naval academy
at Annapolis and will be the guests
q Governor Goldsborough Of Mary
land.
The question OF extending the time
fJr Issuing Of crosses OF honor caus-
ed the first difficulty that has APP
feared in tho sessions of the con-
ventlon. when Mrs. l.. II. Raines.
custodian of the crosses of honor, In
her report recommended that the
original time limit OF November !.
1912, be adhered to. From the floor
a storm Of opposition arose A mo-
ton proposing to extend the time to
January 1913 was advanced as an
amendment to the recommendations
of the report. A scene Of disorder
followed, but Vice President General
Mrs Frank Odenherimer, presiding
ruled that the decision was out of
order and the report of Mrs. Raines
was finally adopted without the re-
concentrations. Thus the entire
matter was left In the hands Of the
committees handling the reports OF
the national officers The reports OF
these committees probably will pre-
clpltate another discussion when they
are submitted to the convention.
The convention enthusiastically re-
ceived the report OF Mrs. Roy Nc
Kinney. recording secretary-general.
which rounded the accession Of Sc
new chapters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-15
Teddy Leads by 90.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. IA
Complete returns gave Roosevelt a
plurality tonight over Wilson Of Sc
votes in considerably more than half
million votes.
These figures were official from all
but three counties. San Francisco,
Los Angeles and Yuba. In Los An
geles, a Roosevelt stronghold, the
democrats filed a petition with tho
district court of appeals for a writ
Of mandamus compelling the board
of supervisors to make an honest
count Arguments on the application
will be heard Monday