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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24
Deafness and Head Noises
Positively Cured
Proving Most Wonderful and Universally Successful
That the World Has Ever Known
The Secret of This Method is VIBRATION
of the Inner Ear
Hope for All the De af

Deafness and bsES 1slsss disappear a.
oos. a. Z ~ nag uoas- tbs nsrTslo1s
-sW -s-.c5 q rrsGtDs-: dis-yvsr=i BY ole
q ihs -aet famous A1e-issa Physician
s,is-fists Rs-s-nt.e- this L 10 ordinary
slsc-ric t-sEr-s-t Y0c have never s=sa
1-Tthicg IKE l. TIE c&1s=s q deafness
hsvs t.-sa pretty generally known for
I11g tina ut q sccv1u. of the 6eli.zcy o.
-ts orgEnisn Q! the ear snd the d--irulty
q reaching Cs1y 4 its pzrtz. true rene
dies have to- g=1eratiO-s escsp=d TIE most
searching investigations Il careful scien-
lists This scisrtis-'s researches led hin
partly along the Lines u investigator into
t.s d=epsr sci=nrisc mysteries q the Ocruit
- invisible Nsrure-fo:ces. and II this realm
he found tie key 70 the particular Nxt1re-
forces Esed n this 1e~ msrvelo1s method
Altsy yeers q study. embracing the woadsr-
f1l and mysterious cglsrituents q ear or
rarIsr-- the r1Tstarigts phases Of nerve life
and ph@lc1@lz found everywhere In the
magic life q sarure. truly startling d.
rgyeTias we're made concerning the relative
Nature processes Involved in hearing and
wts Necessary. this marvellous neg neth-f
sas perfected which absolutely and positive
.y cures nearly every. csEs. no matter Of
h0- long standing nor what caused il
Il makes 10 difference with this wonder
tul reT method o. treatment how long you
have ye-l cest. nor what caused your deaf
ness this trea tnent will restore hearing IN
almost every case quickly and permanently.
No matter how many doctors have pro
rounced your case hopeless this new treat
ment stands pre-sminsat and alone as the
only absolute and permanent relief Of head
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

them all in excess OF females.
In the entire United States, not in
Guiding noncontiguous territory,
there are 47932,277 males and A.
639989 females, or 106 males to each
100 females.
In most European countries females
outnumber males.
All unmarried girls should take the
advice Of Horace Greely. The cen
sus figures show that the greatest
preponderance Of males in the aggre-
gate population of the United States
is most marked in the Pacific and 9th
er far western states, The proportion
Of males is lowest in New England,
but there are only five states where
the females outnumber the males
They are Maryland, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, North Carolina, and
South Carolina
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

noises and the positive cure Of deafness and
restoration Of hearing IL perfectly natu-
RAJ manner.
The doctors Do not ask any one 70 take
their word for Il, nor do they ask any one
70 invest z cent until they are Thoroughly
e0nvino=d that this treatment. will cure
then 50 wonderful 80 simple sad 50 ce,-
tain is this discovery and 50 great and noble
is the work O: rssculng the deaf from their
terrible sEliction. even from the vast ST.
leoce o. total deafness from birth and Of
bsnishlng the terrible head noises which
torture thousands Of the afflicted. that the
Dr.. Grains Company will send yOu full and
complete Information concerning the mar
yslOus discovery Of this wonderful method.
and how y01 can cure yourself al home sb-
so,utsly free. You can write for this Lnf9r.
nation without placing yourself under any
obligations whatever. Write today, explain
fully your case and you will have sent you
full and complete description of this mar
yelous new discovery Some Of the oldest
and most persistent cases have been per
fectly and permanently cured 10 the greatest
surprise Of those who witness the cures,
snd the treatment Is so simple. yet so sc.en-
tifc and natural, that you will wonder why
IL was not discovered before. IL Is gusran-
teed TO be entirely free from harsh methods,
shock, pain or injury Of any kind. Since
this marvellous method was perfected thou
sands Of the hopeless deaf have been per
manently cured. Write today TO DR.. L. c.
Grains Co. sos Pulsifer Bldg Chicago. IL.
cured quickly and positively and cured TO
STAY cured al home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

Homo cured hams at Cold Storage
Market o-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24
TRANSFERS HOSPITAL SERVICE
Mo. Pacific Transfers Hospital Fund
and Property to Employees

st. Louis, Mo, Oct. 23-The Mis-
souri, PacifcIron Mr Intain has
completed the formal transfer of
it's hospital funds and property to
its employees and officials. who have
contributed small sums out Of their
salaries each month toward the sup
port Of the hospital service. The
cash turned over to the men by the
company amounts 10 nearly 100000,
the exact sum being s193,7oI73. In
addition, the railroad transferred to
the men all its hospital real estate
OF the buildings, including the large
hospital building in st. Louis and
surrounding grounds, 3OOx27464 #.
The value of cash, real estate and
furnishings all told approximates a
quarter of a million dollars, after
allowing for depreciation in the
value of the st. Louis building,
erected q number of years ago.
The Missouri Pacific-Iron Noun
tain started its hospital service
about thirty years ago, and the
cash and property now on hand
have been accumulated in that time
by careful and judicious handling.
Probably 80 per cent of the hold
ings are the result of small contri
buttons received monthly out Of
wages of employees now either dead
or out of the compary's service.
II being an impossibility to return
the property and cash to the orig
inal contributors, the claim was
raised that the railroad was entl-
tied to retain them, as the surplus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

number Ct unmarried women into the
field Of mans work"
With 1898 women and ouly !io,
$50 men, 1869 at least OF these wo-
men cannot be homekeepers. Not in
the District.
These figures on the ratio Of sexes
in Washington we're compiled by the
census office, based on the returns
Of the 1910 census.
There is ultimate hope for the wo-
men, however, as the males in the
district seem to be slowly but stead
ily increasing at a greater rate than
the females. In 1900 there were only
ninety males TO each hundred females.
This left every tenth girl hopeless.
in 1910, however, there were 91.3
males for each 100 females, and only
nine out of every 100 girls are u ne
cessity hopelessly left ...
Mere man can get better con-
ception of the necessity of the wiles
of feminity when he realizes that
nearly every eleventh girl must De
left. and nobody wants TO be the eleV'
enth girl. Those OF the women who
have TO shoulder odds in Washington
can find recompense II they 90 TO
Seattle however hor in Seattle there
are 1862 men for every 100 men.
In Utah, strange to say, there are
%. 900 more males than females. The
ratio in the Norman state is ll.5 for
every 100 females
In the District of Columbia there
are ll5,O01 males and 121,127 females.
This IS a ratio Of 94.9 males for each
100 females.
In the nited United States there
are nearly 100000 more men than
women, according to today's census
report. The excess males population
IN ere dStu i per cent llOlii IJvV W ''-''
In 1900 there were 104.4 males to
each 100 females, and in 1910 lO6
males to each 100 females.
This increase in the opinion Of the
census statisticians is due 20 immi =
grafton. A large portion of immi-
grants are males In the foreign
born white population there are 12s.2
males to each 100 females. In The
eolored population, females outnumber
the males by 100 to 9S.9.
Females are relatively more nu-
merous in the cities and towns than
in the rural communities. The sta
tisticians account for this by the fact
that there is a greater demand for fe-
male labor in the cities than there is
/ in the country.
Seattle leads all cities in excess OF
male population, and Nashville leads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

Ye1-E rzkiEg ~
Cs bfezg-s, zDc
IL eTey wzy
Crrt-.-tes 10
Etsc-g healthy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

was due to its careful management;
and that the present employees had
no right to the funds. President B.
F. Bush, however, took the stand
that the money was paid in for
hospital purposes and that the en-
tire fund, real estate, buildings and
all other property, should be turned
over to the present employees fo.'
such purposes. Through his efforts.
a resolution authorizing this dispo-
sitlon was passed at a meeting of
the board of directors in New York.
and the transfer was completed at
the first meeting of the recently
elected employees board of hospital
service managers, just held.
Home rendered lard at Cold Stor
age Market. elm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24
Rejoicing From those Who H
Made to Hear
Grateful Patients
ored by MS New Met hod

i have faithfully carried ont your in
ttruc'lOns fDr the past three months and am
gan - cay tfat your treatment has entirely
cured ne. the Improvement IN both m BE-
gan az ODcs and my hearing f. ROW good
a. II ever was In ny life BY general health
j. also very much improved and my friends
well a. myself are all surprised ~ the
results. a. / had tried the most eminent
specialists IN the country without relief
Your treatment has also entirely cured my
catarrh. / cauuOt thank you TOO much for
Relieving me u this terrible afnictiJn.'
Il am well satisfied with the results Of
your treatment for deafness. The roaring In
my head has ceased and / can hear much
better. / am not using the apparatus all
the time now. ! expect ! should. but ! feel
al right. 10 ! miss sometimes. ! would not
part with II for $1,000 80 yOu can see how /
appreciate II aDd how feel tOWHrd your
wonderful cure for deafness
1T lB with great Joy that ! announce 10
you that my hearing has been perfectly re-
stored 70 me through your treatment
when ! came 10 you ! was totally deaf
and thought that I would lose my reason az
the terrible head noises almost made me
crazy
! could not attend 70 my work In the
round house and was forced to lay off A
former patient Of yours sent me 70 you, for
which | shall always be grateful % him. ]
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24
Fortunes In Faces.

There's often much truth In the
say.ng. her face is her fortune" but
IT'S never said where plmples. skin
eruptionp, blotches, or other blem-
Ishcs dlsfigure 1t. Impure blood Is
hack OF them all, and shows the
need OF Dr Kings New Life pills.
rhey promote health and beauty
rry them. % cents at Ringer Drug
%.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

After two months Of your wonderful
treatment ! an happy TO say that ! can hear
again perfectly. ! was almost entirely deaf
In both ears. Could not hear a watch TICK
more than a few inches distant with the
best ear. Could not hear any conversation
without great strsining and difficulty. Ca
tarrh Of the nose and throat was very bad
EuEtachian tubs were closed. Now ! can
hear a watch tick several feet distant and
hear ordinary Conversation ss well as ! ever
could In my life. The catarrh is entirely
cured and breathe freely through both nos
trils without any discharge Of mucous what
ever The throat and voice are clear. Be
fore taking your Treatment | had tried a
number II different kinds Of treatment
without any benefit. In fact, ! grew worse
all the time until / came 10 you. began
10 improve rapidly from the very first
treatment. ! am now perfectly cured and
regard your treatment as marvellous IN
every sense. and would not take thou
sand dollars for the benefits | have re-
celyed from It
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24
POPULATION AND
ITS DIVISION
WHERE FEMALES OUTNUMBER
MALES AND THE RATIO AS 1T
EXISTS OVER STATES.

Washington, October 23.-There are
nearly $1,000 more women than men
in the Distric. Of Columbia
-. This may in part at least give one
of the reasons for the entry OF large
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24

Improved from the start After the first
treatment ! was convinced you could cure
me. Now after slr weeks / can hear wlis-
per across a large size rCOLn-haTe been at
work since the first week and am as well as
ever was. Too much praise cannot De given
both you and your treatment The problem
Of curing deafness has been solved by you
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-24
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Home rendered lard at Cold Stor-
age Market. elm
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
NEW YORK POLITICIAN
WALKS FROM CHICAGO

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-John ]. Kier-
nan. one Of the district superintend-
ents of the New York City department
of streets. will spend his two days va
cation. beginning next Saturday, in
walking from Chicago 70 this city.
Herman leaves for Chicago Septem-
Der by train. He will there receive
letter fro Mayor Harrison, of Chi
cago, to Street Commissioner Edwards.
OF New York and will begin his 1000
mile walk He is a veteran athlete
and holds several militia records for
long hikes He hopes to break the
amateur pedestrian record between
Chicago and this city
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
LIEUT.. BECKER MUST FACE
SUPREME COURT TRIAL
Trial Begins thursday, Sep
TENDER t2-0therS TO Be
Set Later

NEW YORK, Sept S.--The trial ST
Police Lieut.; Charles Becker on an tn.
dictment charging Elm with the sfnurs
der of the gambler. Herman Ros4n.
thai, win begin here Thursday Sep
TENDER u, before Supreme Court jus
tice John H. Golf. appointed by Gov
ernor Dix to make a relentless fnves.
tigation into all the qualifications or
the Rosenthal murder"
No date was set for the trial of lie
six others indicted with Becker. .e...
District Attorney Whitman began
today the examination Of panel "t
grand >jury to which any evidence %
tanned at the John Doe proceedin -
will be submitted.
mo sufficient reason has been shown
for prolonging the date of this trial.
said the court.
To the surprise Of all, Becker's lawyer
did not ask for a change of venue. He
requested. however, that the trial be
set for some time about the middle of
October when the present hysteria and
clamor" should have subsidized. This was
necessary, he said, in order that his
client might have fair and importlal
trial. ,.....
Becker came into court nonchalantly'
and greeted several friends. He stood
erect with his arm resting in the rail-
ing before the bar and followed the pro-
ceedings closely.
On the application of District
Attorney Whitman, the case of
Police Lieutenant Becker, charged
with the murder of the gambler,
Herman Rosenthal, was transferred to-
day from the court of general sessions to
the criminal branch of the supreme court
before Justice Coff. sitting in extraordi-
nary term. Justice Goff agreed not only
that Becker should be tried before him,
but that he should plead. TO. the indict-
ment before him. ~ '-.f ~
Becker was to plead to the murder in
dictment today and the date of the trial
was to be set. 1t was expected Beck
er's counsel would resist attempts aim
ing to fix near date The district at
torney today discovered two alleged ref
uges outside the city, conducted by the
so-called vice trust" where workers of
the underworld who might be sought
as witnesses for the prosecution could
hide their time quietly until the storm
blew over
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
1osenthaI Eye Witness
Nabbed at Liverpool
blew over.


(By Associated Press.)
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3.-Thomas Coupe,
formerly night clerk in the Elks' club in
New York, and an eye witness to the
murder of the gambler Herman Rosen-
thai was met by detectives when the
steamship Lusitaniai dooked here today.
He was not placed Under arrest. but was
accompanied to a hotel, where he re-
fused to make any statement until he
had consulted with friends.
Two local detectives met Coupe as he
left the steamer and Informed him that
District Attorney Whitman. of New
York, wanted him to return as a witness
for the trial Of Police Lieutenant Beck
er. He willingly accompanied them to
a police station, where a consultation
took place. then went to hotel.
-.t. NOT COMING BACK.
81 am not going back to America" de-
clared Coupe.
The plain clothes men informed the
former night clerk OF the New York Elks'
club that, District Attorney Whitman
wanted him to return to America and
testify as an eyewitness of the murder
of Rosenthal? '~'"
Coupe emphasized his reply by saying:
THE only people who could protect me
are really my enemies. and doubt very
much whether they are really anxious
to get me back.
MADE HIS PILE.
81 have been night manager at an ex-
pensive hotel in New York and 1 know
something" he continued. II can tell you
there is scarcely policeman to be re-
lied upon. In any case, have made
my pile and am glad to be home among
my friends.
Certainly I am not going back to
America unless my friends advise me to
do So"
Coupe went to Preston, about % miles
from this city, where his father has a
large dry goods business.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
AMERICANS STILL
THREATENED IN MEXICO
~ Assno.ated Preas.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Americans at
Cananea are reported in danger from
Mexican rebels and without sufficient
arms and ammunitio. A messenger from
DR.. Ricketts, to Gen. w. s. Schuyler said
the Americans were In desperate
straights In report to the war depart
ment today General Schuyler describes
the situation along the border as crit
zeal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
OIL, Woodward Is. Dead

Especial Dispatch to The Journal)
MOUNTVILLF, Ca, Sept. Son Au-
gust 20 o. L. woodward passed away in
his S1st year at the Woodward home
stead, Meriwether county. He enlisted
in the Macon Volunteers and served four
years in the civil war.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
EUROPE POINTS FINGER
OF SC0RN AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept 4.-The Rosenthal
case and it's revelations have made New
York city the laughing stock of Europe,
according to Prof. Felix Adler, of Co
lumbia. who returned from The Hague
on board the Kronprinzessin Cecilie.
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-19
MAIL INVESTIGATION
HELPS GOVERNMENT
HAS NEVER WORKED TO ADvAN-
TAGE OF RAILROADS, WHO
SAY THEY LOSE MONEY.

Atlanta, Oct. 1S.--The committee on
railway mail pay, representing 286
railroads operating over 214,275 miles
OF road, has been investigating the
subject of mail compensation for
ABOUT three years, or since the post
office three years ago sent out SER
les OF questions regarding the space
furnished for mails IL passenger
trains, and the cost to railroad com
panies OF the service which they per-
form for the government in the car
rage of mails.
The investigation, it develops mere
today, has never worked to the dis
advantage OF the government, but has
falled 10 do justice to the railways,
by reason of infrequent weighing; alb
sence of pay for nearly forty per
cent of the space occupied as travel
ing postorflces; the performance with
out pay of side and terminal messen-
ger service, and the unjustifiable re-
duction in pay by an act of congress
changing the divisor.
Notwithstanding she large increase
in cost of operating other features of
the postoffice department, it appears
that the railway pay has been sin
gled out for an unjust economy, in
the face of the fact that laws have
been passed forcing the railroads to
greater expense for equipment.
Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr., the
chairman of the senaee committee on
postoffices and postroads, is now in
possession of the facts from the
various railroads.