The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-28

OF democracy, advocates only that
which is pure and clean in politics.
The Ardmoreite was established in
1888, and has heen good Wp to
date paper from that time down to
the present issue. On the 18th of
June, Sidney Suggs became owner
OF this paper and it has remained
under the same MANAGEMENT ever
since. Under the careful business ad-
mlnistratlon CT Sidney Susgs. as
president of plant, and c. l.. Byrne
as business manager, the Ardmore-
lite stands today as one OF the solid
pupllCationS of the state of Okla
homa. The business MANAGEMENT as
well as the editorial department are
ever on the alert to give their pat
rons the best service that money can
buy and the Ardmoreite stands today
the only paper in southern Oklahoma
that takes the Associated Press dis
patches. John F. Easley the manag.
Ing editor, has grown up with the
Ardmorelte since the days of its in
fancy. He is known to every man,
woman and child in Ardmore as an
Ardmore hustler and has contributed
much to the success of the publica-
ton. 10 is a matter OF pardonable
pride with him that the paper whose
editorial columns bears his name has
never stopped TO undertaking. In pol-
itics as stated abpve, the Ardmoreite
is of that brand OF Simon pure dem
ocTacy that has helped to hold Okla
homa in the front ranks of that
partys columns and that will seat
the next president Of the United
States from the ranks of democracy.
The Ardmoreite, like all papers, has
Seen its ups and downs, but it bears
the distinction today of being one
OF the papers that never threw the
party TO which ID claims allegiance.
nor forgot a friend. Whenever the
battles of the democratic party were
TO be fought, or whenever the fair
name OF one of the good men Of on
lah0ma was being un:ustiy dragged
in the miro, he ArdmoFeie was al
ways on he ground, ready and willing
to throw les columns open to the
honest defense of the party and tho
man. This it has done time out of
without asking, receiving or
expecting one penny OF reward. It
will be the policy Of the Ardmore-
lts in the future, as 10 has been IN
the past, to give the reading public
their moneys worth in the shape of a
good clean paper, a paper that never
has and never will believe in max
inS capital out OF the heart-5reaks
Of the unfortunate nor OF turning
social leprosy into a column OF dol
lars and cent?. There is not, in the
entire state, better or more mod.
ernly equipped general newspaper
and job printing offices in the south
west. Modern cylinder presses and
old style Gordons are to be found
in the press room and the latesc
job faces in the ''ad alley" Two
linotypes are kept on the newspaper
all the time and are operated by men
who are experts in this particular
line OF work. 1t has been truthfully
said that the management of the
Ardmoreite never discharged an eff
ticient employe There are men
working upon this paper now who
began with it under the Suggs ad-
fifteen years ago as car
riers and who have grown up with il
and married and raised up boys who
ire now bigger than they were when
hey shouted their first "poiper." The
Ardmoreite will be, in the future
ls it ever has been in the past, for
bigger Ardmore, q greater Ard
more and the whole state of Okla
iona.