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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27
One-Sentence Philosophy
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

lAEAE LII AA0-N1 DA
New York Press.)
The average boy promises to be a
man of might, and then again he might
not.
Poets are born, not made. so it Is not
their 1ault. but the misfortune Of 9TH
ers-
It's about as foolish never to do
anything foolish as always to DO only
foolish things.
The money a man loses gambling
would have made him mighty mad to
have bought his wife clothes with
When a girl runs away with man
it's proof that If he was worth it he
wouldn't let her.
One per cent Of men are somewhat
popular. but the whole 100 per cent
think they are strongly So
mans family keeps him from
putting lots o. his money into bad in
vestments by spending il for him
a man vii spend three times as
much on getting a pass to something
as it would cost TO pay his way in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27
A Maid and A Man

down Wall street the heart of the
"a walked with vlned
hair Shoes stOvepipe
pocket
cent looking girl abou years
veryaw the front
gentle midday
and
debris
oBHiOus people, buildings City
them especially, to look
inscription United States
where s1oOOOQOOO gold against the day.
4ey upstate their
things
they use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27
LANGTRY COUNTRY
IS AGAIN NORMAL
Activity Around Las Vacas
Ceases; Troops Continue
at High Bridge.

Langtry Texas. May 27.-In spite OF
the fact that Mexican federal troops
stationed at Las Yacas were with
drawn TO AIonclOva about two weeks
ago. rebels appear to have ceased their
operations in the section Of COahuila.
near this place. No reports of rebel
activity have reached here for some
time.
The detachment OF the 22d infantry,
who have been stationed at the Pecos
high bridge for the past two months,
have fixed up their camp prepared to
remain all summer inventive genius IS
not lacking IN the detachment as IS
shown by the fact that one of the men
has built a small windmill and rugged
ii to the iCp Of his tent To this are
connected 2 number OF wooden pull
leys with strings for belts, and these
turn a fan. similar to the small cleo
trio fans, over the mans bed, and thus
he keeps cool during the present torrid
days.
trenchment. has pulled off the entire
section crews at the following places
on the Del RiO-Sanderson division;
McKies. BuIles, COmstock, Shumla, Os-
man and LOzier. They will remain off
until June ].
Blanca. has moved here and will make
this place his home. Mr.. Bailey is
contractor and builder, and has al
ready contracted TO build a number OF
houses on neighbOring ranches
Foreman Van Cleve. OF Osman sec
ton. while opening a dirt pit recently,
uncovered a human skeleton There
was a stone over the body bearing the
words. Josiah Lamb, 1883" He had
the skeleton reburied and the stone set
over the grave again.
J. NJ Graham and I. G. ktllough have
returned from an automobile trip in
the san Angelo country
The Langtry school has closed The
closing program presented BY the chill
dren was creditable. The school trus-
tees are contemplating an addition to
the school building to be built before
school opens in the fall Another
teacher viii be added to the present
faculty
D. \. Scott and Lee Grigsby have
left for a three weeks camping and
fishing on Devils river A number OF
other families from here VIII Join the
party about June Z.
The "stork' has been visiting num-
Der Of our tOwnspeOple lately, as the
following records show: Born, May
G. to Mrs. j. NJ Graham. boy; to Mr.
and Mrs T. f. Winter. a son, born in
Maria. May s: to Mr. and Mrs Travis
Brown. May u, a boy
w IT. Dodd is taking the census OF
children of scholastic age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27

as TO the participant. While running
100 miles an hour, an auto is restless
and temperamental and the least little
irritation VIII make it try to climb tree
or a fence. A medium sized auto
travelling a mile a minute can slide of
track through a fence and get enough
spectators for a mess without half try
ing Watching an auto race from be
hind a sharp turn IS more dangerous
than watching the Mexican revolution
between the lines, but there is never anv
lack of volunteers to man the fences.
There are two kinds of automobile
races-track and road Road races .ara
often $50 miles long and require several
hours to finish. Track races are more
convenient because the undertaken Is
always within easy reach.
Automobile racing is very profitable
to the heirs and assignees of the racers
and Is fascinating to watch. II costs
$1,000 to see and hear a really horrible
race with no rebate in ease
of a small death rate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
lChicago NeWs)

AOAlcdBO -N6WS-J
Every farmers wife has half a dozen
odd jobs laid up for him to do when
1t rains.
It doesn't cost much TO tell a lie, but
hiring witnesses TO back II up may
prove expensive.
Experience is costly, but there is in
Tariably a slump in the market when
you try to dispose Of 1t.
You may think there is no fun in
being good. but do you get any real
enjoyment out OF being Otherwise2
There are a lot Of heroes in the
world, but no woman ever seems to
realize that she is married to one Of
them
Somehow a woman never believes a
man is a flatterer when he tells her
the nice things she has always thought
about herself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27
By Walt Mason.

push the the lawn push it to and fro and sigh for happy days
mowers track and divers kinds OF ants and bugs crawling back The
wrecked;
andf r
half
in
to bu
in cgwhs
of get in o
shrek and Things reach pretty when
billiards. Blow
andn will m head sorewh shovel snow"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27

c. c. Tinker. who had had charge
of the grading work on the Tucson
extension OF the Southwestern. was
here Saturday en- route to Portland.
Ore, where the Macarthur company
has a big grading contract.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27

tn actin marred a performance o
East Lynne last night If tn women
jist stick Z tn water wagon they'll be
runnin' tn country anyhow in a few
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27
JOURNAL ENTRIES.
Topeka Journal

Topeka JOurnaLJ
Expert testimony is seldom worth as
much as IL costs.
Anything that would please all the
people would mot be very valuable.
As a match OF fact, "fair. fat and
forty is hare combination among
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27

to attend the state Democratic con-
vention- This county instructed for
woodrow Wilson There is a large
Clark following. however. in the cOun-
ty and a few Harmon and Underwood
men Several Republicans will also
leave here early this week to attend
the Republican convention at Fort
Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-27
SLIGHT CHANGE IN NAlIE.

As a result Of a protest Of the local
lodge Of Elks against a gambling
house in Juarez using the name "EIks
club. the name has been changed TO
"El club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
INTERSTATE POSTAL !.
HIGHWAY MEETING
WAYs AND MEANS COMMITTEE
TO MEET ~ OKLAHOMA CITY
FEBRUARY IS.

The following letter from the ONCE
Of state Highway Commissioner
slzgs which vas received this morn
.nz by Mr.. Mccoy is self-exD!anatory:
~Osanoma City. Okla. FEB. 5.
SECRETARY Commercial Club
"Ardmore, Okla.
Ny Dear Sir:
4 have just forwarded 10 Mr..
scYallv. the Carter COUNTY member
Of th. WAYS aud means committee tot
the interstate postal highway. no
,lre Of a meeting Of thai committee
in Oklahoma City February 18TH,
when details Tor the awarding Of
$500 as prizes for the best roads
wll De worked ont
The prizes 20 70 he county Or
,anizations on the state highway ia
YhIch the best stretch Of road il lo-
,atad on the state road
The first prize IS one thousand
dollars, donated by NJ Colcord and
Nj. Galyreath.
The other prizes are $50, 500
and $3.50. / think the club at Ard
more might be interested in this and
go after one Of these prizes as you
auoa the state highway passes
through Carter county.
The state engineer ~il. suryey the
road from cud 10 end and the awards
made at the time decided on BY this
comnit'ee Of ways and means Ther
il meets next week.
In tae event Mr. ScNally is un-
able to go. would suggest your
club get his proxy and be represent
ed All details viii joe Eorked ou'
at that meeting.
Yours truly
WALTER :. GILBERT.
Secretary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
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Io tuc Daily Ardmoreitc
notice that yop quote one Of our
,roIp.nout aAolr.alr merchants az
sayng that these @aa no immediate
danger OF water famine, providing
rnry would -, On the aIppiy Of the
railroads
I Ia me understanding Of tn" writ
or tina, ,hc Santa Fc does not use
>rImora city Haier and he amount
used by tno frisco and tock Isiani
nardl. as much as quoted, ~ l"aai
inIr u q good advertisement for n"
,fy 10 advertise 10 the world, mat
d they aan' more railroads and fac
jorirB that Ne hay" plenty Of room
tor them and "au' them 10 come,
yut Do uro and bring their Oan water
.1.,l them ap Vc have no water 10
.r'I or gl,r aNay. ana a" can one.
no Inducements along these Inct.
IN case the Frisco or ROCK Island
mould build west out Of here, It
would b, well 10 solicit them 10 us"
>.dmorc as division point proVid'
.ne tnc, can furnish their own water
{, undoubtedly would bee a great in
du cmcoi or tHrn To- locur nol" and
why not uoDl \n bHmou OF 'n.
rlca' InUtou aud Nrmo,. road that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
MENINGITIS PANIC
THREATENS OURANT
FOUR NEW CASES DEVELOP AND
HEALTH AUTHORITIES SEEK
STATE AID.

Duranr. Okla. Feb. This has
been a day OF startling Developments
in the meningitis epidemic and gene
raj health conditions in Durant the
most discouragng Of which was the
announcement this morning that four
new cases had developed in the city
sin 2 yesteday.
One OF the children OF Lee Gladney
was stricken last nicht and TWO Others
fell i'll with meningitis this morning.
This is the first instance in the city
where more than one member OF any
family has been stricken
A mass convention was held in the
First ward last night 10 take steps 10
force the removal of the meningitis
pes- house recently established by the
health officers in that ward and TO
protest against the abuse of the cIty
dumping ground a short distance north
of the ward. A committee who visited
the place this afternoon counted the
carcassrs OF seventy-eight horses. ten
COWS. seventeen hogs and fourteen
dog, lying between the ward limits
and The dumping ground Upon these
carcasscs fifteen fattening hogs were
feeding.
Mineral Bayou which runs through
the city and into which the city Sewer
dumps was found to be in a distress
ing condition The east siders wired
State Health Officer Or. Mahr to
come to Durant 10 inspect local health
conditions and confer with an attor-
ney relative to forcing the removal Of
the pest house.
II was persstently rumored this
morning that arrests We're liable 10
follow because of the Interference
City Health Officer Shuler encounter
ed Monday night when he started 10
remove a meningitis patient from the
/ Third ward to the First ward, Doctor
/ Shuler has also wired the state health
officer TO come TO Durant and Doctor
Mahr is expected to arrive here to-
night accompanied by the state patho
logist who will remain several days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
COLLEGE
FREE SCHOLARSHIP
STANDING OF THE THREE CON.
TESTANTS TOOAY-NO MORE
COUPONS WILL BE PUBLISHED,

The!ma Gaines ...............S7,2 zee
Ina Belle Wheeler ............67,9 ,9jO
Bette Nation .................4S 4S,JIV
Here is how the votes stood in theI
Free Hargrove scholarship contest all
10 o'clock this morning.
The coIpol has been removed IRON
the paper and the contest from nov
until the 22nd will be run on the
hustling qualities OF the contestants
TO OBTAIN subscribers 10 the paper
All persons who vote must take
1heir votes when they pay their
subs criptions.
One year Daily, 5000 votes.
Six months Daily. 1000 votes.
Three months Daily, 800 votes.
One year Weekly, 500 votes.
Six months Weekly, 100 votes
This scholarship includes board and
room rent and Laundry and tuition
Tor one school year in HarcrO,e
College and allows the winner 10
enter the school next Septeu. ber. II
actual cash the scholarship is TOrtt
$3.50 TO $500. Ii the young Lady v hc
wins it puts in a hard years wCr'
and take advantage of the opportu
mites offered by Hargrove there is nc
calculating the value OF the scholar.
ship.
Oi tn" contestants the leader, Mis-
Gaines, lives in Berwyn, the secon
leader, Miss Wheeler, lives in ARD
more, the third lives at Elmort
Each OF these young ladies' is work
ing hard. Some of their friends aTf
very active in their behalf Bette
Nation was nominated by three Arc
more persons on the same day, br
: those who nominated her have to
/ the most part not given her the su
I ppl SIG - Nultlltu 10. MISS .Ndl"
will become twenty years of age
/ her next birthday anniversary, 81
will not be allowed the benefit
the public schools, she must ha''
one years school work before Sd
can graduate from commerci
college Those who know her a
Interested in her winning, -It tb'
have not solicited votes as the frien.
of the other girls have.
The contest from now to the ei
will be one of strictly business a
the winner must OF necessity do
most work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
Spare the psrk.

What means this talk Of selling
the only available park that the city
Of Ardmore has and at a discoun'
from rs cost All other cities are
constantly striving 10 purchase their
park areas. and their park systems
keep pace with the growth, progress
and culture OF the communities, and
here Hc behold our city commission.
o.. NIth apparently every spark Of
cI,Ic pride dead. making an attack
on the only accessible breathing spot
that our little city possesses. is
This discour1sing spectacle com
plimentry to the progress We should
expect under commission form OF
cit, goycrnm,nt2 Where is such a
parallel found Where can city
Yo found doing such a retrograde
act" A park when once dedicated
for that use should be sacred and
Keep, iuyiolablc, ior tho pleasure
aud recreation of IT'S cltizoas. and
,ue stranger within its gates iofe,er.
l.rt us look at the situation. S"'.
rutecn site. offered 10 the school
board. and all recommended as hay.
ing desirable features and yet, Little
Central Park must be- coveted and
Lnna.
fit a small part of our citizenship
at any one time, while as a park il
viii be nursery for infants,
playground for the child, a forum for
IA, assembling OF our citizens, a spot
m which our young people viii de-
light. and the gratitude Of our agcC
and mGrm. as they seek its rest anC
shade in future years, will cast
hcncdiction ON the spot. Forbid tn,
! thought that back of this, there is
sordid mcrccnary scheme to sell t
the city. In roundabout way, an.
tract 0t land tor park that at thi
time caunot be converted into a sal
isfactor, amount OF cash. Bauis
the thought DO not take Centra
Park. which has been dedicated L
the first aud highest use known T.
civilized man, and use it for sec
oudary purpose Gentlemen of tn
school board, put your High SchoC
where YOU will. near the busy mart
ot trade. or far out in some seclude
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

This is the season of the year
when mothers feel very much con
ccrIcd over the frequent coids con.
Iracted by their children. AID have
abundant reason for it As every cold
weakens the lungs, low eTs the Vi
tality and raves the way for lie
more serious diseases that so often
follow Chamberlain's Couch Rem.
rdy is famous for its cures. and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

.---sr. y 1877
I.-=,z1ds1c= No kan ----4 ae
~r---- Ue-c--E- remarks Many
M.ss.--E1. 10 ce gzc . see
C.s-c Cla-s Pc. c=u-. o'.ers Eold
,--.=- -l, y f1. o-t = - -om-
.-z..5- -. ., -sVe .>s sac n!ne
o.. G.. - A.s.c--. JeUO-ra,s would
pete. Gov To1t-c- wilson. as
4, .--g sg-ttcs1;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
s-r.- s--coe Ep5s-.-,

p Z. - CH N=-s-Jo=--'@r-
We 20. -=zc N=T YORK paper
co1y -en-.nE some Southern nan Or
S,z-= 'o- .-o-.--s z,sI % ta= same
a-.c.- -1s, d opposes WOJ1-o% VIII
-o1. 4. nay = wsI 70 .O0k and see
. -a4. parry zn5 business interest
t1- z'oresz.c pzye- o-.J1gs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

CUBAN TOMATOES, PEPPERS.
CAUllFLOWER, LETTUCE AND
PARSLEY AT CITY FISH MARKET.
PHONE $50. So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
His Worth Recognized.

Long Branch -. j. Record-P1c-
lures Of great men adorn the edit
orial sanctum Of Editor II. p. Bennett
at the Press Office There you will
ind photos OF statesmen OF n, past.
present and future Governor Will
son Of course, is In the limelight.
Instead OF putting Wilson's name IN
der the portrait ne has placed there
these words A Man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

A young man should learn 10 say
no. especially in leap year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
picriasr fer HIson.

Marquette lMlca Hlnu Journal
T1e Nes Jersey czud 5s,e has big
olog.rg among ne Democrats Of
Michigan and stand. Z 'air .ho" o'
having ta- Wolverine delegation n
he Nato1a, convention ranged De-
hind Ms banner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

YOU HAVE ONLY ONE DAY
LEFT IN WHICH TO PAY TElE-
PHONE BILLS AND SECURE THE
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT AL
LOWED ON RENTALS PAID BT
THE 10TH INST. so GET BUSY
AND PAY BEFORE SATURDAY .
?. NJ PIONEER T. L T. CO.
BY ". II. BERRY,
COMMERCIAL Manager.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

Lots of people talk too much a
say too little.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
General Trend Toward Wilson.

Winder CA According 20
the sentiment OF the country. as
shown By interviews in newspapers as
veil a. editorials, tie trend toward
the nomination OF Gov Woodrow
Wilson. OF New Jersey, for the presi-
dency j. growing stronger every day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
See wilson az Next President.

Roswell (H NJ RecOTd-11e Re-
publican newspapers are afraid o,
Woodrow Wilson for 1912 and their
fear ls made manifest in 4 variety
Of says. Since the election Of asst
week when New Jersey did not do so
well as /, might have done. these pa
c.rs nave taken occasion 10 renew
taeir attacks on Wilson. But, never
t,eless. Woodrow wilson will be cleo
led president OF the United States
next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
h AArENTS pveduee fortunes

~ RIZkS Tor patents. Book OF FAtehIJ:
Needed" "Why Some Inventors fail"
All sent Free Special list of posi- bic buy
ers TO our own clients. Send rough sketch or
model for search of Patent Office records.
y Local representatives in 800 Cities and Towns.
Dur Mr. Greeley was formerly Acting CommiS.
G. = Patent Office. GREELEY T. MCINTYRE,
pat.nt Attorneys, Washington, ID. {.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
W,e7,sr Seeing n. Lisn,.

Milwaukee wis JOIrnal-JIs, %
ahead and nominate Tat-, "i,h VIII
sou the opposing candidate and see
VIA, happens 20 tne Grand Old Party
right here IN Wisconsin. There ]. be
the eors, grade-crossing horror mat
ever happened north Of Neenah.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
They Are Afraid OF Him.

Ottawa kan Republican-lt Ia
signlncant fact that the Taft news
papers all have special antipa,hy
for WOODROW Wilson They make
prominent display OF every item OF
news that seems 20 favor any other
candidate FOR the Democratic nomina-
tim Wonder yhy-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
SENTIMENT Of
COUNTRY SHOWN
Editoriai Comment Proves nooo-
ron wilson Is Almost unan-
nous Cnoice toi Presoe1t.
GROWS STRONGER EVERY DAY
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u. e. - Ais..--- J=Do-ra,' "o44a
-ss, Gov To1t-c- wilson. la-s
reg sg-itcs1;
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T--- 20. --zc N=~ YORK paper
oog -e1-1s some so1'1@-n man Or
,tz-= 20 .-o-s=-' -i.s1 % la- '2u-
.--.c.- -1st D opposes "oC1'o~ " u
o.. g may = We 70 .y9s ana see
. ma parry zn1 business -a,-i es1
u s'or=ss.c pz2e- long.
yi,-ios, fer ul.on.
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-.- = -....v l.,s.s.s has, big
,e----.... 10 ~ usn,crar. o,
49,. -. I'D. ,af- show o,
..,s-g -. UolvA-jnA Delegation IA
he %a-gna, convention ranged oe-
md rs DAnu-r
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,fuy,.La W.. ro,-nal-Iys, "a
..-.t a.. ,,,,i,.,s Ts, .f.h WI,
~, ,bs o,,osiny csndida-. and see
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'a.ir attacks on Wilson. But, never
.,,eIAss Woodrow wilson will be elec
I'D president OF the United States
,ez, year
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lures OF siea' men Suo' " 're N
'''' 7Sn.'"i" y, r-''''1 - 1n,'
a. -" .n.o.an =, ~, n.st
,-a.s,t and fpt,,rs Governor vii
so, n, cours4 "a in the imelight
In.,aad NJ nur,ing wilson's name IN
dor tho nortralt ne has placed there
these words A Nan
General Trend Toward Wilson.
Wind.r ga News According tt
,bs continent Of the country. al
shown by interviews in newspapers al
veil A. editorials. tie trend towarC
the nomination OF Gov. woodrow
Of New Jersey, for The pTesi
1ehc' Is s'O"Hs
They Are Afraid Of Him.
o,,aya ,K,p, Republican-It 10
fact that the Taft news
pauers all have special antipath!
for WOODROW Wilson They make
promin inent dlsplay OF ever! tem o
news that seems 20 favor an? ONE
candidate for the Democratic nomiha
ton Wonder WHY
Wilson Boom oyershado~s All.
, ,u, Travsi.- Tn,
,,ds urI.on hoom noxadavs il
" TD .a.a.,1 o,ha, ,r.s,den,ia der
ora,lons sourd Ike mutied popguns
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r- ,c.,. tt.-.id Tna poui
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09

Springfield lVtJ Reporter-Gover-
nor woodrow Wilson recently said In
a public address: The immediate
thing We have got to do is to resume
nonuIar government" Irrespective OF
mast party Affiliations, or party pros
meets this is pronouncement that
will appeal strongly TO great many
thinking people. Is II one that the
Republican leaders in Vermont and
else here can AFFORD to Ignore
And He Has Something to Say.
Knoxville CTennl Sentinel-An ex-
change is perturbed with fear that
woodrow Wilson may talk too much.
The yelled meaning OF this hint Is
that II is wiser for candidate TO
whisper his attitude to the trusts
than to take the public into his con-
.idencs. However. We can ses no OBJ
lection to public discussion % long
u. ons has anything 20 say.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
People for Wilson.

Huntsville (AlaJ Times WooIro"
Wilson Is the most fsyOrab!y ta!ked
OF presidential candidate in the run
ming This Is because the people
are for him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-09
Hiahet Type OF Democrat.

Houston Tex Chronicle Signs
are multiplying on every side mat
woodrow Wilson is the best man for
rho democrats 10 put up, because ne
ia the highest type Of Democrat, an
American OF the character and cali
her OF the country's elder statesmen
whose names illuminate the pages or
our history