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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
Dixon Claims Fraud in the Manner of Their
 Selection
BOTH MANAGERS
 ISSUE ESTIMATES
Colonel Roosevelt Returns From New York Conference and Is Reticcnt. Senator Dixon Will Retain
 His Present Position

Washington. March 16-Contes's gainst Taft delegates from all south ern states 10 the Chicago republican convention will be taken before the national committee in June by the Roosevelt forces, according to a state- ment given out here today over the signature of Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon, Colonel Roosevelts campaign mana ger The announcement makes the defi- nite statement that in every southern state and in almost every district in those states, which have elected dele gates to date, contests will come be- Tore the national committed"
 The purpose of the Roosevelt man asers to attempt the overthrow of all of the conventions appointing oeiogates to the Chicago national convention was borne out in tables of statistics today. The table gave Colonel Roosevelt 66 delegates from the southern section and conceded only II to Taft. The delegates not included ir either col umn were listed as "eontested.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

Philadelphia. March l6.--Thirty sol- emn peals from the bell in the tower of the historic Independence hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

New York, March 16.-Nt the stroke. of this afternoon. fin remembrance of the Maine, all river and harbor craft hereabouts blew their whistles, and churches in all parts of the city tolled their bells for five minutes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

CONTINUED oN PAGE ;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
Augusta Safe
Relief Fund Started

A local relief fund was started during the day and Mayor Barrett announced tonight that the city would be amply able to take care of the situation. He has received offers of assistance from outside points, all of which have been gratefully declined Indications are that the river 
 CONTINUED ON PAGE tl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
Return Indictments

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12
YsThe Mail Order Hypnotist,"
showing Miss Kroell and her
hypnotic sweetheart, Eddie
Wynn.
BITS OF SPORT


The Tinker deal is in the same
position today. Manager Evers
returned to Chicago, and after a
conference with Murphy and Tin
ker it was announced that the
deal had not been put through.
All that is needed, however, is
the sanction of EVers.
An offer has been made for the
purchase of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals by a syndicate of Phil
adelphia men. The deal may be
put through today or tomorrow,
This will leave Horace FogeI
without a job, and he will be free
to accept an offer of $4,000, re-
ceived yesterday from a news
paper syndicate, for a series of
articles on the inside workings of
the National League.
Fred Welsh regained the En-
gl1sh lightweight title, IN London
last night by defeating Mat.
Wells in 20 rounds. Welsh was
given the decision on points.
According to a dispatch from
Los Angeles, a Thanksgiving
bout between Ad Wolgast and
Willie Richie is assured. The
only thing. unsettled is the loca-
ton for the fight and a promoter
to stage it. Little things like that
never worryea fighter.
Willie Hoppe and Ora Morn
ingstar won their respective
matches in the opening round of
the national 1872 billiard cham
pionship at New York.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12
EvERYBoDY's TRIED IT


By Berton BraIey.
| wrote a very clever play
And told my dearest friends
about it,
Declared that it was blithe and
gay
They smiled and said they
didn't doubt it;
And each one whispered in my
@I'll read my play to you some
day.
And so Pm asking far and near:
who hasn't tried to write a
play?'
The milkman and the plumber,
too,
The man who comes to get the
ashes,
L he COOK. VINO cooks our daily
stew,
The carpenter who fixes sashes,
Have all essayed dramatic art
And have some drama hid
away,
And so | query from the heart
'sWho hasn't tried to write a
play?''
Diogenes, with lantern lit
Went searching for an honest
mortal
And with this odd archaic kit
He paused at everybody's por-
tai,
A longer quest than his I plan,
"A hO1,E 4I,a ,rvo-1d ,,,a,r -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
nnaE paYa "a NgIaon.

SeAairt. ". j.. JnIf 4~u0ternor
Woodrow Wilson waD given lltile tlnne
10 himself Yesterday
From early Iaosnima nh 'annmer
home here was hosIeRHd With visitors
thcnsanaa o. them Hcslincnts ~
men. women and cnildrnn on foOs
irod down the ahFnnb1FY, cumpcd pii
hin pOYuh. climbed on tho brass cun-
non In front Of his residence aud ra-
pantod the handahnaiuR until tlil gov
eFn0r'a right arm WIS svgv ana nch-
|ins.
The governor however, did not
show that he ninded u. He had 4
emile for every newcomer and =
handciasp even for she smallest aria
and thu boys who won't vote for q
dozen years or more.
When they would NOT come IN the
nosfrn0r went out and waved his
hand or took off hls soft brown hat.
u seemed AZ " every ylniirf today
was an old clnHNmnte, u FORMER pupil.
u dear friend or d goIlticai neirni0ger
who had known thnf 81 was Eoing 20
happen ever 20 long aGo.
afnsil 1seTends On THIRD f'nrty.
BaltimO.-, July 3.--Mambora ~ this
Democratic national committee adj
United that the plan and scope Uf the
presidential campaign IL the Interest
~ Governor Woodrow Wilson would
|sn "a measure depend on whether or
mot q third party u formed by Colonel
Roosevelt
The committeeman discussed infor-
maiIy last night tho outlook for Ooy-
Vgnor Wilson's candidacy. II wes gmg,
sNnged that as Wilson Was a progress
silva, Colonel Roosevelt might within
the next few weeks announce HIS
abandonment ~ mia piah for - pro-
SrnariYo pgTts.
Whether RooNeyeit fDrma a thlrd
party or not" remarked Chairman
Mack. THE Democratic ticket ~ II Il
nOw constituted, viii appeal 10 both
conservative and proaroaslyes within
our ranks and with the Republican
yoie divided. successes for Wilson and
Mpfahali II assured"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

is IN. calf is in
80 years age 81 years
The fighters ala not come 90 the
arena today until Just bek0re
b clock. the Time 81 for tha fiRht 90
start. Thee dfumod a. their querleFp
and came 10 fho ginsside ~ nut0mo-
blleN. "A iha camps the mofning was
very quies and neither man had any
thing 20 add 90 the statements o. en-
tire Conscience they have made Se-
paAgediy.
Indications this morn'~- were for
perfect weather.
The question u she length Of the
flkhk Appeared 10 30 the most abb
nQfbinH one Ia ths Hainda 81 the fight
fans NolsaGg apnafensls lb9khs fAf
= f0ng contest. Only orc bold plum
ser Oh the snugueiE hhaaFaea = nsisss
that Il would pass fAt twenty
fiGtu as the laai round The mutuoi
plnFNFn clustered their bots on the
twelfth and thirteenth fpunds
5eilHson himself feilf%Hiea to-day
ms statement that ne W1Hln win IN
tlttotn roumdn. Wynn aad no re-
narka 20 make - q thi lenneh ~
tHN tAAut
n ann Eelns . wia." WIS all he
KesbFss va nmlsk o. chIeaeo. was
ampna The flls II the FlnNHlda Of
fioiaAa q appeaf ~ a4ia ihAl there
WefH hn @eAal4A un li4na III flnA
procedure ~ ~ Settled and that thp
utNN nnaerHIood tWisF enc rules IN.
ueF wfIIrh fhfy would flNllf
tfilae fnI1nni IA rIifAtu.
CniGANN NNlF s~Xna heAt9 weight
rhampionphlp nnilln between lack
AplinSoH af4 Jim fitnn af lisa Voaa1
so0NN was ni4ting ~ iIftln interest
y local sporting men ioHl night ~
fhNfF hNh tfoN any batting merit
tntAh tAAiRA noilea ~ q has nol he+
|ruuia kuowa
ia ems nlnck belt" uhaFU tN9
years pGp a. ilM time there Wan \
ffHkN ~ oRr|teMent There has hfNIi
sIil|n of 10 Atlllnk hnrae4e thrte d
ne Pilgrim usontf n slnhf A few hess
have hoon made. fho nrH0ai.InN pfirA
nalHN % ! en- abe cNhmplnn.
There WMn tonNIdtfanie batting IA
HDWn fown HutfthN pIate2 "a fhn
NyeIAHglt 1aItNfh mnt1h WIN iho
|lo4mef F|llIuN a SLAIN faYnFiie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04


s1| ptne3,6n Il ftlsfl tom-
NIs| ..Iitn IS |fIhs|2iua asIS Ib1tt
I# temporary Ha't
ytHrfaI ufa0 WA ~ ~ 4ntt(I'
opposite M n6o. TNEnN UafbAts
tN8NINt IaeN fHnf 11nlNWnaI efOn4
tH0 |tNIfau NUfih#N4tEHN railroad
IS EaNaH uttNdtN. wNIEN h now nv
fntn IeIstlnN place
FfpN a4ar rfepGrs. which y y
d mNNhlRl4 tnun16o4 where lht se47
ntilou nHN4ulaNtoua'y. the rebels VIII
Invade tHn fINh n'4la ~ ENHhfa. TIA
RETREAT followed 4 cupNciI " war ipnH
nfltt nflanleht
a Was the N4HnlmaaH nplnlpn q
TIRE fnhAl chiefs sNal INfihoT WnHlt
Ut nfumunfinn #&N fnNlNaraF 81 fNf
fHtnlpkipn waA % - tegt'nnrds
u WAS decided 10 yellow a navy
plan altogether NIfiua NpinWne WiI
br sent npsih, eaas end south
Tho slrcnaea #lu mses IL llsl
Nuuth 40 cooperate with General Ar
HumFflp AMI Eaioifni siHfisie. iHss -.
fnr ~ the state ~ uurnnao, puFNpef
III the feduEhl fQrtta under u1ncfN
IiianQuHt
just Whnf# Ht4INFH' pF0xrof head
quarters Wi|I 81 naa not yea been A..
fefmiued. a b NSe rebel iuiFnii0H q
cut the railroad 81 every o'fecslef
around Chihnahan ~ soon na ~
~ delayed several days bacnuno aey
efRl bridges I'm forty miles will haf'
0een DESTROYED HHt#nen Nachtf41I
and ClIIhaRhaa " aIRhl.
Wher ne ieal lHiiN left nachllnhI
thc work 81 ootlfoyInF bridges ms
nhsuu. Hebol officers ciAim the loss
- " yesterdays Ss8lt wefe pllGHs'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

General ffuertn'n ffefdannrfern, nar
chlmba. July f.-atFnru the federal
army hea fired q FEW ehots AZ cay
break TO-DAY end 1ecelved ~ \, Ieseol 2. y.
flying nquadrona ~ casnlry were san
north - Gensfai Husffa - fecaie
the enotuF. bat the bird had flown.
None htil tho dad apd few wound
- we're found iYihB IN the posiilonl
which yesterday the rebels had neiH
81 the mountain passes hero,
A badly torn railroad north Or tho
paEs showed me route taken ~ ana
isnIhuslanin IN the fedefa1 ranks
rose 10 great heights whnN orders 70
pursue the rebels were RlveAl
General Trucey Aubart has already
come north 10 TogFoOu with reinforce
1tenfa for General BANQUET ana from
sluaioa and the Pacific coast states
the federal forces are paid - bc
moving rapiely 90 help cheek the M
yasion ~ the state ~ FonOFa.
Tweniy-siR cannon and sixteen ma
chine guns distributed on the east and
west ridoa Of the mountain pass had
defeated tho rebels, their artillery ~
compaFigpn appearing defective ana
Losses in she first days flghtIns
nnpnFeuiiV wore great. ~ today The
battlefield WAS Nirewn with tha dead
and wounded ~ hoth uifoM
The r9Dein had elunR tenncl0Rrly 20
their positions bat Tho combined nH-
nnultN ~ iufanify and rnfnlfy, sup
ported by The deadly flfo ~ the ar
ililory. had forced them 10 Yield mll
FtratgEic hills ard ranges overlook
ing the canyon. C0uunlcuoue In tho
flHhllng brsIhea General nnpfta. the
commander IN chsof, were His ileur
teHenig. Generals HnhagO and TeIlex.
~ well ~ staoul MndsFo. brother
~ President Mhder0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

WashinaiOn. July 4.-Dr. Harvey
W. Wiley. former ciief ~ the bureau
Of chemistry Of the department ~
anrirulfuTq. f4aE Rlght announced
that he had quit thu Republican party
and would support ffa Democratic
presidential ilrkni this year. DR..
Wllat made this Known al meellnG
which organised the wilson Mnrahnil
EleiMpnfnalc club 81 the Dlsirics 81
CulnRbsa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
MRS. CLARENCE BARROW
FRUSTRATED By TRIAL


t"S Nr~~A~# "NFn'~ ~ - ~eANsN WAE~f
Los Angeles. July Mrs. Clarence
~ barrow who has been IN constant
attendance ~ tho Srlul Of her husband
for alleged jury brtblng since Il be-
Han on May 10, u confined ~ her
due % The long strain ~ The trial.
nfB attributed IS her phyHicinns ~
tho CAUSE OF her cnndlti n. but Il u
not bpilcyed that her ILLNESS VIII
prove serious,
TherR was no session ~ the trial
today and must ~ the jurors spent
the holiday visiting their families.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

Alnn4oF, 1uiF RirrH INlftBetnENu fuir
lInlnd and referred measures Will be
hntlfnittnd % the people 90 Va voted
nH Al tfc fali eisrssesi
rms tlTne fpr tae fllinn Of petitions
expired NJ WINHiNnt
AZ that TINA lulEiy-fOuF had netH
presented % enF4inFY AI state
H9aTto, ono. 4 Nif NfoHuHHN w acMipe
afk 81 railroad tFN3ka failing neNauHe
81 lack ~ q pnfftlbht nnwptf " sl8-
natures.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

r. There y more .Calnrrh lns this aeo-
tlon ~ the c0unery than All other
dlaensee pot together, and nSfli the
last few years waA supposed "a be IN
curAhle For = great mnny years doc
tors pronounced Il a locai disease and
prescribed local remedies and by con-
aianily taiIing % cure with local
treatment pronounced u sncurable.
HclNnre has proven cntnrfh 20 DO a
constitutional dlpease and therefore
reunlfcn constitutional treatment.
ilRilH Cnlnrfh Curr, manufactured
~ W a Cheney A Co. Toledo, Ohio,
y the only constitutional eurt on the
market u IL taken internally IN
doses from ~ drops 10 q lenepeonful.
n acts directly On the blood and mus
eeus ssrfHces of the Hpalem. They
offer eloo for any casa II fails 20
cure. send fsr cirrrinrs and teasi-
Address ". J. CHIMNEY a Co,
Toledp. Ohio.
Sold w Draaalaia Tac.
Talks iznil's Family Pan for conasi-
ratlon
-s~~sAe1ap.sss~-s~~~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
NATIONAL LENDERS
PAY RESPECTS
TO WILSON
National Committee Goes -
Call On Nominee in Body
Fulfilling Party Custom
Conference Purely Formal


baltimore. Nd. Juft tI'hc Dem.
0crafio national cDmEf|fIne ioff here
today Tor RaAeirt 10 t4|G unon dow
rfnur Woodrow WNEDn The Flrlf
hHr 10 puiitirai Hi9ui5gHH0E. ~ Il nRa
been the enFlom for pe8rn Tor the
national COMMITTEES ~ make 4 cali
on the party nomluq4 lN41 after tho
rongenfl0n. While the t2fIEnfRn Will
conn6 ln for iBfofulel ads4Haslen ft
was agreed that ~ Niana would be
renchfd ~ policies natIfntf Hun-
oommlllen composed 81 Chairman
Mack. Secretary WonHaan ah0 three
esther members Of the fomhalftan OK
torth ~ talk over Nith uotefnor VIII
Mr.. Mack. who hes ennennced hia re-
llrAmanL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

Jos Jeanette Johnson match In that
city. Another meuaame from New
YUr1 asked that johnson be- cnni.
ienaed from the rlngElde for Jeanette,
ID added that Victor Bfeyer OF
Paris. offered Jphnaon sa0.ee0 for a
thirty round contest there with
lnnnnolle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

fera At this figure brought out scvernI
| hundred dollars Or Fiynn LiOney and
the price rehounded nj once 10 ten to
four. X waa predicted that ten to
three or even less would be the pre-
vnillng odds on giIn RESULT when tkc
men enieFtd the ring.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

i.aneaaler, Mass. 1ily -neoroinfy
Franklin NheNeanh, who was a guest
lpnlHht "a the fo1ldeuco Ut nnynrd
Tnayaf, declined ~ make any CONE
Secretary Andrew,
II 40 net cart 20 ray anything to-
niahl ne said sil u puktible that
mat make a SNORT ntnfermnt tomorrow
after I hate become nioFe familiar
Nish the lnHlkef
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

even lens would be the praynallna
odds on the champion when the men
entered the ring. The carpenters uVi-
IDENTIFY had finished with the ring
floor BY o'clock and Il was noticed
that there wea ~ padding on the
boards. 4 single camtnH covered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

Iadipk of tho q. A. II. viii meet In
regular session Friday afternoon Ut
ESQ o'clock ~ A. .. n, w. hail.
Lunch VIII ~ served and comrades
arc ESPECIALLY invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

1t444i4siei 4SfiF five fsfine ring
teHseHle Ia HAieh fhewnlona arc 10
participate wlIi 81 alaRed In Cleveland
te4Aft 1OmuY OLSON MnN Johnny
l.itpAnal faalhe4 Iallf AAkfua cham.
nlQn. are 90 Ho Twelve ronndR. ard
Heavy Nahrlna. who claims ara mid
Ni9WuiNht wrestling cholnplnnEhln. Is
~ niece Hob BARRY an NnHliah claim
1 fqf htHnEa IA hIa uHN oounlfS, lo
= ffefw1n@ tie better man ~ two oct
e fAFee fHifH.
The WfeAIlshn eenteet Il "a fake
PLACE 81 2 and oha haa ia B. N.
kNeANe has aisouIeI that Il Shall
pr q mo eeqlaleH 4EfsIk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

cAiskscs July i.--itddle Mcaoorly
o. Uahhneh. via. ana George
lkuackautl Brown of cf|icaRo are
sennduiea u meak today AZ IEdntnn
tanFpofs ntiuka.. fur nlaalHNelalsf hon
ora Xnty represent dIrortly upuG-
ultH tyu1A of tlAAlera ana each will
pNt into file eQnfeNt thA best he has
#eHtpffX 4 the fay0tIkn il the en-
thnalasip who vill qfewd me rihHslde,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04

IdrT1E nflW AZ kINsHsHDf
hinNNde, Fast las VtNna July 8
There was little Nrtaip ~ 70 fiit trs1t
dllion % tiss lHeA So tns riansa de.
Johnson, It HaH FeHeFtHHs HeiaHH# -
pounds hat NIEA las drying cat AoGA
he expucled ~ weigh al Whon NJ
QHeked tnrnnGh the FeQe8 NI4NN
weighed fta pounds at bic uH9glaNs
this morning arid iAoau 81 hl1 fftontt
Hhe lnlhed with Hlls sSie lnai ~
dfnce 10 ms ahIlIly % AAl4aI INA NA-
gro Champion. VA rKpnelea CD 1&Nn
% pound 81 tWp ~ ot.ook and
probably win enler are ring WtIahlnN
q frific ngar ttN.
The oHATng4t|N l|Hht betting down
town NaletNklr4 iIiio around noon
fqhn40n'H KhNnnl|oH nf me odds ~ hI4
efe.V00 BEL from fen % HxN. ~ ltR
u four HfFf lnH MHtt&al nehilHN Ri'
the reault apN NJ q 81 :. sHlA'i 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-25
BUILT SCHOOL.
PRIVATE FUNDS
HOW A MAN SUDDENLY GREW
RICH AND PROVED HIS APPRe'
CATION.

A cluster of Ill men we're talking
together last nj 5ht at the Waiting
ion. The conversation drifted from
the prospects OF the Carter county
fields to persons whom they mad
known to grow unexpectedly rich
from accidental holdings OF oil
lands. A Beaumont oil man VINO
has been operating in the Electra
field and has come to Ardmore, told
the story of a man at Electra VINO
had accidentally made more money
than he had ever dreamed he would
own This man operated a saloon
in Electra. The town went dry IN
nrohibition election and the saloon
keeper was thrown out OF employ
ment. He owned some land, but no
one would make him an offer on IT,
The an went from bad to worse uh
ill his children did not have suill-
cient clothing to permit their attend
ance at school. The kind neighbor5
cf the man took up his children,
bought apparel tor them and sent
them to school. One day oil was
found purse Of gold was offered
the former saloon man for his hold
jngs and he accepted Electra began
TO grow and new school house was
needed A few ednterpris'ng citizens
began subscription list to obtain
funds with which to erect a school
building in keeping with the growth
of the town. The former saloon
keeper was approached He asked
to see the list and when he had fin
ished asked how much they expected
to raise. The reply was made tha'
$4,000 was needed. The man TOR
to shreds the subscription list anc
gave his own check for the fnl
amount needed" A people VINO Is
good enough to send my children tC
school when I can't are good enough
TO have me build them a schoo
house when I have the means he
said and the new brick buildinf
stands today as a monument to char
;tv that began in the hearts of thos.
who first picked up the children anf
, sent them to school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-25
TWENTY.FOURL|VES
ARE LOST IN MINE
FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION SNJFFS
OUT LIVES OF "a MINERS IN
FRENCH MINE.

Alais France, Nov. 24.-Twenty-
four men lost their lives today when
fire damp exploded in a coal nine.
The explosion occurred between
two shifts. Only tAirty-eight men
we're in the mine at the time. VI
these fourteen were warned by the
sudden extinction of their lamps ana
managed to escape. A rescue party
found twenty one bodies, The other
three are apparently in a remote part
of the mine.
Alais is a town of about 2O,OOo
inhabitants in the heart of coal min
ing region in the department OF Garu'
about twenty-five miles northwest OF
Mines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-25
Y. M. C. A.

The committee OF the Y. NJ. c. A
has brought to this city the best ly-
ceum course that has ever appeared
in this part of the country TWO OF
It's numbers have already been pre-
sented and have given the best OF
satisfaction The four yet TO come
cannot fail to please in every in
stancs On Friday night VIII be the
great Sam Jones lecture. Thls Will
be followed on Dec 7th by the Theo-
baldi Concert company at the opera
house and later by the Meister Sing
ers. and close with Madam North Con
cert party. These great numbers
need no advertising. The mere men
tion of the numbers is enough. Tick
cts TO nearly all of these numbers
will he 81 each but the committee
have decided to make course tcket
for the four at a price OF ". wnlch
includes a reserved seat. In addition
to each one buying a course ticket
child's admission ticket Will be CIV
en-. so that there will be eight aumls-
sions for % cents each or only about
one fourth the cost Of single admls-
siuns. Thu association does not "X
| pect TO make any money out of these
courses but is trying to give the Ard
more public the very best talen al
cost. If YOU believe that the public
here should have the best possible
kind of entertainments for the least
money then help the cause along Dy
getting a course ticket without delay
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-25
MARYLAND SENATOR HAD BEEN
III, WITH NEUTRiTlS FOR THE
PAST FIVE YEARS.
WAS STRIKING F,9E
Mas One of Names Suggested b,
Bryan for Presidant-Rayner S
Death Loses Senate Control to
Democrats.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 23.--Seh-
ator Isadore Rayner of Marylana
died this morning Of neutritis.
His illness extended over llVe
wears and the complications began
six weeks ago.
Ravner was one of the striking lig
ures of the senate. His name was
among those suggested by w. J'
Bryan for president.
Rayner's death leaves vacancy
in the senate, which viii proDaoly
he filled by republican appointed
nv Governor GoldsbQrough. Ihis
NAV upset the democratic prospect
i've control OF the new senate. with
Ravner's vote, the democratic leader
counted on mastering forty-nine OF
the senates ninety-six votes. win
a republican successor TO Rayner, the
senate will probably be forty-eight
to forty EIGHT.
Rayner was born in Baltimore
April II. 1850. He was elected to
the United States senate in 1904.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-25
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
Junior League Makes Thank Offering
of Good Things to Eat.

Union Thanksgiving services Will Do
held Thursday morning beginning at
1880 at the Broadway Methodist
church. Rev. Mr.. Johnson of the
First Christian church will have
charge of the services. 1t is intended
to hold only one hour which Will per-
nit the crowds to be at their homes
by noon.
In south Ardmore the Carter ave-
nue. and South Baptist churches VIII
hold union services. The South Ard
more services will be held twice dur
ing the day and one church VIII ne
used in the morning and the other III
Ae evening.
he Junior League of the Broadway
odist church observed a Thanks
gl offering Sunday afternoon. A
half lagon load of good things to eat
vas contributed by the little folks OF
lhe church and the goods will be dis
tr. outed by Mrs, Curtis.