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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18
South Atlantic League.

Atlanta, Ga. April 1S.-Play com
mences today on the South Atlantic
or Sally" league circuit. The inaug-
ural of the 1912 season again finds
the league with eight clubs. Last
year was a disastrous one for the
Sally" owing to the experiment of
dividing the season into two sections.
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Dedicate Detroit Park.

Detroit. Mich, April 1S-Navin
Field. the magnificent new baseball
park of the Detroit American League
team, will be dedicated this after
noon, when the Tigers open the sea-
son at home. Baseball men and
sporting writer's from all over the
middle west and east are here for
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guide you to perfect restoration OF
your hearing.
We prove this to YOU before you
pay a cent for it. Write today and
We will send you full information alb
sOlutely free. by return mail. Address
Dr l., c. Grains Co, 223 Pulsifer Bldg.
Chicago, H. Remember, send no
money-simply your name and ad.
dress. You will receive an imme-
diate answer and full information by
return mail
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Baseball Notes.

The Ardmore team will now be
idle for a few days, as no other ex-
hibition games have been arranged.
A game Sunday, however, will be
secured with some team.
The Newton team left this morn
ing for Durant, where they play for
the next few days
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FREE
Information Coupon

DR.. L. c. GRAINS COMPANY
223 Pulsifer eIdg., Chicago, ~.
Please send me without cost
or obligation on my part, com
plete information concerning
the new method for the treat
ment and cure OF deafness or
head noises. If | wish you TO
make a diagnosis OF my case
after hearing from you. you
are to do so FREE OF
CHARGE.
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The Dancer After Grip.

lies often IN a rundown system.
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titc, energy and ambition, with dis
ordered liver and kidneys often fol
low an attack Of this wretched dis
ease The greatest need then Is
Electric Bi,ters. the glorious tonic,
blood purifier and regulator OF stom-
ach, liver and kidneys. Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves. build mp the
nerves. build up the system and re-
store to health and good spirits after
an attack Of grip If suffering, try
them. Only 80 cents Sold and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed by Rim.
ger Drug Co
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the dropping out of the Augusta and
Charleston clubs, and other difficult
ties. This year the salary limit has
been reduced to $1,000, and it is be
lieved the league will play out the
season with profit to the magnates
and pleasure to the fans.
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the festivities, which will include the
raising of an American flag over the
field, preceding the game, and a big
BANQUET in the eevening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18

Shortstop Patterson and Outfielder
Sullivan are due today Outfielder
Caldwell, secured from Topeka. play
ed left in yesterdays game and made
a GOOD impression.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18

To insure the best success in bak-
ing use Acme flour. Sold only
by Brady & Brady.
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Gray got his eye on the ball yes
terday, leading his team at the bat.
Art Naylor continues to get his, how
ever. hitting safely twice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18

The league season opens one week
from today with Ardmore at Wichita
Falls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18

McAyoy played a great game at
short, having nine chances. several
of them hard ones, including his lone
tumble.
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He2a1thNG
ISNE6flfSTS

Women who bear children and re-
main healthy are those who prepare
their systems in advance OF baoys
coming. Unless the mother aids
nature In its prenatal work the crisis
finds her system unequal to the de-
mands made upon It, and she Is often
left with weakened health or chronic
ailments. No remedy Is 30 truly a
help to nature as Mothers Friend,
and no expectant mother should fall
to use 1t. 1t relieves the pain and
discomfort caused by the strain on
the ligaments. makes plant and elias
tic those fbres and muscles which
nature is expanding. prevents numb
ness of limbs. and soothes the infiam-
nation of breast glands. The system
being thus prepared by Mothers
Friend dispels the fear that the crisis
may not be safely met. Mothers
Friend assures a speedy and complete
recovery for the mother, and she is
left a healthy woman to enjoy the
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visit them in person.


visit them in person.
Washington, April l1-Apprehen
sion in official circles over the Mex
lean situation was indicated today
by conferences at the white house in
which President Taft and the cabi
net Huntington Wilson, acting secre
tary OF state and Major General Leon
ard Wood, chief of staff OF the army,
participated.
General Wood reached the white
house soon after the cabinet assem-.
bled and held an earnest co--+Tea-
ton with Secretary Stimson in an
adjoining room. Mr.. Wilson then
was summoned from the state de-
partment and the three officials went
into the cabinet room.
No Reply Made.
Mexico City, April 17.-No rerry 10
the state department note had been
returned to the embassy tonight by
the department of foreign relations.
The note was discussed by Madero
and his ministers in a special cab
met meeting. At its conclusion word
was given out from the presidents
office that statement would be IS
sued later.
President Madero was quoted nv
III Impartial as saying that In his
judgment the note could not be cor
sidered as prelude OF intervention"
citing as foundation for the belief
the repeated proofs received by Mex.
leo of the friendship and consider
alton of che United States. The note.
the president said, could only b ex.
planned as indicating a desire or tn
part OF the Washington COVE 'nment
to demonstrate to Americans its dis
position to care for the interests and
lives of its citizens In Me~iro.
The note constituted ne 'irs: Sc.
rious diplomatic question between
the United States and Mexico 10 b.
taken up by the new minister of Cor
eign relations, Pedro Lascurafn. Tnc
presidents office indicated tna. his
statement for the newspapers would
be issued through that department.
Late tonight Minister Lascuraln
sent word to the press represe lr,.iv-
es that he was too busy to receive
them. Only two Mexican nevspa-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-18

Summary-Three base hits, Gray,
Jewell; two-base hits Stillman. Smith
(2): stolen bases Jewell, McAvoy,
Gray; double plays Stillman to Ozee; ;
McAyoy to Cooke; Gray to McAvoy
to Cooke; innings pitched. Fox 5,
MaXon 3; Hits apportioned off Fox Z,
off Maxon .; struck out by Hopkins
10, by Fox 4; by MaxOn .: bases on
balls off MaXon / hit by pitched ball
by Fox . Maxon l. Left on bases
Newton S: Ardmore 10. Umpire
Couch.
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Mothers
Friend

mt mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug-
gestions Of 4 helpful nature.
IRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. ca.
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Totals ....... 40 > - "a :

Totals ........3S s 3 q s 3
Sco.c by innings:
Newton ...... ...... 900 840 OOl-5
lArdmore .......... 600 l0l 00x-S
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rearing OF her
child. Mothers
Friend Ia sold at
drug store 8.
Write for our free
book for expect
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20

Your llv1<1sl are our inter.
es,s. WhAfeHSs DO to serve
you <rAlakklps kkery. 80 II
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es any courtesies with out being
put in a false light by them and
their papers.
No doubt Gov. Colquitt and
his newspaper reporter knew
Mr.. Bishops position. but did not
hesitate to abuse his courtesy by
seeking to make the impression
that he is supporting a saloon
candidate for Governor against
the noble, clean. patriotic states
man. Judge Ramsey.
DIR. Bishop is a prohibitionist
first, last and all the time. He
is a Christian gentleman and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20

the Baptist church at Snyder,
Texas by request Of a local COM
mittee introduced Gov. Colquitt
when he spoke AT Snyder. Sa-
loon papers so used and abused
this courtesy shown the govern
orship of Texas as to make the
impression that Pastor Bishop is
supporting Gov. Colquitt.
The facts are that Mr.. Bishop
did not vote for Colquitt two
years ago and will not vote for
him this year. This incidentproves
that prominent anti-saloon PEG.
pie cannot show saloon candidat-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20

duce the speaker and he intro
duced him as our governor" and
not as our candidate. He spoke
spprovingly Of some Of Gov
Colquitts acts but at no time did
he express or imply a word to
lead anybody 10 think that he
favors or side tracks Colquitt's
anti-prohibition ideas or approx
es his course regarding liquor
legislation or that he had any
notion for his reelection.
Home and State comes TO the
defense of DR.. Bishop this way:
"A GOOD MAN wRoNGED"
Rev. NJ. C. Bishop, pastor Of
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willing. tho he may differ with
visitor. to accord to him a
civil courtesy" and it is going
to the extreme Of dirty politics
to accept his courtesies and then
seek to cast a shadow over his
character as an avowed prohib-
ZIONIST and a minister of the
Gospel. Snyder Semi Weekly
Signal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20
LUBBOCK LIGHT & ICE CO.

Ohio. no easy program, no as
surance Of victory, and no
driveling task. But present in
the Prohibition Party a tremen-
dous opportunity. Perhaps you
will elect no candidate, but it
is within your power to do
more. You can this year elect
a moral issue. and thus create
an epoch. Are YOU who are just
now glorified by the halo of your
first citizenship stirring for
load to lift? With heads sun
ward and truth high. are you
ready? Are you ready for a
mighty program? offer you
no empty shell of departed
glory, of valor that has long
since fled. offer a battle.
battle for a cause Just and
righteous, though unpopular. A
battle that has tried and dam
med mans soul. but the smile
of God is on it. and the tears
Of women have baptised it in a
holy faith. You cannot fail if
you are true.
A FLAME OF TRUTH
Young men of Ohio. take the
flame of truth within your breast
this flame of truth. Trim it
to a worthy cause. the cause Of
your states, your country's.
the worlds greatest reform.
Feed it with the neverfailing
oil of sacrifice. and thus con-
sumo upon the altar Of your
c0untry's need.
But what Of the night? Is
near? Sometimes | seem
to scent the breeze of hasten
ing dawn, and again the dark
ness deepens. But this know,
Since right is right. and God is God,
Then right the day must win;
10 falter would be compromise,
To question would be sin.
And this / know,
'lis the challenge 70 the races and the
battle Of the strong,
War Of brothers undivided, right trium-
plant over wrong.
And we pledge our blood and virtue. as
one man We lift and call.
BY our homes and land and affairs,
Rum Delena Est" shall fall
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20
MONROE

Monroe, Texas. June S-Re.
ligoius services were held in the
school house here to a congrega.
tion of twenty or more people of
this section of Lubbock county,
who devoutly enjoyed the scrip
tural readings and sermon deliv-
cred by Rev. Geo. f. Fair. of
Plainview, Tex. BY a unani-
nous vote and request of those
present Bro. Fair agreed to
preach here the second Sunday
in the months during the sum-
mer. We are also fortunate in
having Rev. Dunbar. recently
from Oklahoma with US, who
kindly volunteered TO preach to
US on Sundays not filled by Bro.
Fair. These good brethren have
filled long felt want, as we, in
this section have been denied the
consolation and privilege of re-
liRious services here, as our little
burg is in its infancy and we
have not as yet churches or pas
tors. While we do not wish to
take away from Lubbock and
vicinity those who are interested
in other church work. yet we ex-
tend a hearty invitation and well
come to all and say come to
Monroe and enjoy religious SER
vices with us.
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w. c.. r. u.
BY MRS. S. P. sTUBBs

Again we are permitted to
quote from that key note
speech" of Edward Doing, pro-
hibition candidate for Governor
Of Ohio. What he has to say
to the Young men of that state
will apply with equal force to
the young men Of Texas. He
tells us that leaders are needed:
We need uncompromising. large
visioned leaders today. A few
days ago a famous political
leader said: In order to sue
coed we need leaders of in
spired idealism, leaders to whom
are granted great visions. VINO
dream greatly and strive to make
their dreams come true: who
can kindle the people with the
hre from their own burning
souls. The leader for the time
being. whoever he may be, is
but an instrument to be used
until broken and then to be cast
aside; and if he is worth his
salt he will care no more when
he is broken than a soldier
cares when his life IS forfeited
in order that the victory may be
won. In the long fight for
the watchword for
all of US is to spend and be
spent"
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County News from Various Sources
AcUFF

ACUTE
Anot her good rain Sunday and
Sunday night. Crop conditions
are excellent.
j. F. Bacon and family visited
w. r. Adams and family seven
miles south Of Lubbock, Sunday.
}. T. Brown has his family in
Lubbock, two of his boys I'M
der treatment of the doctors.
l.. o. Burford's 10 year old
boy, Emmett, is down with
fever, but is getting along
fairly well at this writing.
Mrs. Bessie. Julia Rush and
Kinda Baker are attending the
Normal at Lubbock.
Arthur Kelsey, r. f. Hoops
and all the people of that part
of the country had a very bad
hail storm Sunday evening.
Some houses almost unroofed by
the hail.
George Carter has leased the
Warren Bacon pasture and
moved nice bunch Of cattle
to same last week.
Quite a bunch Of our peaple at
tended the celebration at Slaton
Friday and Saturday and all
report a fine time.
The Farmers Institute meets
at the Canyon school house June
10Th, 500 p. m. Everybody
invited. A good program is
being prepared for next meet
ing.
HAPPY JACK
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burt house.
Not that all these people are
br him in his race foi reelection
|ut because he is governor of
was the first one to ever visit
BIS city.
The reception committee was
(ade up Of democrats and repub-
cans. Some are his supporters
ht a majority are opposing him.
ct he is the governor and was
pr guest and we accorded him
fitting courtesy.
DIR. Bishop. pastor of the Bap-
st church. was selected to intro
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20

Monroe, Tex, June Id. Miss
Mollie Bennett, of the Bennett
ranch, entertained the young
people of Caldwell, Vaughn and
Monroe FRIDAY night. Old
fashioned games were INDUCED
in to the amusement and en-
joyment of those present. Miss
Bennett as the jolly hostess saw
that her guests entered into the
spirit of the evening and kept
the fun at its height. Mr..
Cleveland George as the witty
auctioneer sold the pawns to
the satisfaction and merriment
of the players.
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A MISREPRESENTATION
,olquitt Papers Herald Minister
10 World in False
Light

When Governor Colquit visit
ID Snyder a short time ago he
vas given a generous reception
\ the Governor of Texas.
hundreds Of people met him
b the station scores called on
i'm at his hotel and an immense
Fowd heard HIM speak at the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20

Prof. F. K. Savage. who is
teaching mathematics and
science in the Summer Normal
at Lubbock. Saturdayed and
Sundayed in Floydada. He re-
ports the normal work progress
ing nicely. Floydada Hesperian.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20

Don't marry a woman for her
taper fingers and lily hands alone
for married life and It's rugged
experience calls for a wife that
knows how to make a pot boil
and can spank babies systematic
cally. -
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] 1919 49, VIZ '"AE ANAfA A1i
righteousness the watchword fol
all of US is to spend and be
spent. p"
THE QUEEN SAID
In 1888. at Detroit. Frances f..
Willard thus launched upon a
new sea Of political affection.
Her words are words of a great
surrender, and of deathless faith.
! take them from that magni-
ficent Prohibition weekly, the
American Advance: What then
Xxx the duty of the hour? O
friends, God hath not left
Himself without a witness.
There is still a party in the land
to be helped onward to success
by women. There is one now
despised for the single reason
that it lacks majorities, xxx
but which declares, as its car
dinal doctrine, that a govern
ment is lmpotent indeed which
cannot protect the lowest home
within its borders from the
aggression of the viIest saloon
that would destroy that home. 1t
declares all other issues trifiing
when compared with this, and
insist that the Home Guards"
shall be armed with the ballot
as a home protection weapon.
Here. then. let US invest our
loyalty. our faith and works.
our songs and prayers. To the
martyrdom Of public rebuke and
criticism they will surely lead
us-a sacrifice not easy for
gentle hearts to bear; doubt
less also with some of us to
the actual martyrdom by which
a national history becomes he
roic, but following where those I
voices lead, we shall steadily /
pass onward from the denths I
Of this worlds pain to the
heights of eternity sipeace; and
best of all, we shall help to
lift humanity. so weak and so
bewiljered, nearer to the law,
the life, the freedom of God in
Christ our Lord"
The immortal Lincoln declared
when the clouds of rebellion
had gathered above him. IF |
ever feel the soul within me
elevate and expand to those di-
not wholly unworthy
# its almighty Architect. it is
when contemplate the cause
# my country. Deserted by all
he world beside. and standing
10 boldly and alone. and hurting
Iefance at her victorious op- f.
,ressors. here without contem-
'lating consequences. before
Ugh heaven and in the face of
he world swear eternal f.
elity to the just cause as deem
/ Of the land of my life. my
berty, and my love-"
A MASTER CALL
| would sound today a master {
oil. A call to the young men
I Ohio. the hope Of the great
eform. The rising generation
I voters must bring to pass the
ltlmate solution OF our stupen-
Gus problem and bury the
quor traffic beneath an ava
niche Of public .opinion rep.
scented hy voters deeper than
,e sea Of Gods iofgetfuInsss |
| have fof Sou. young men ~
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Lipscomb County Goes Dry

Higgins. Lipscomb Co.. Tex,
June 10. -Lipscomb county went
dry by a majority of SIS. For
pro hibition. 223: against. l6S.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-06-20

Martins goodsass-vrhe best
quality. and AGe been thorough
" demonstrated ~ the house
wives of Lubbock flor the past
two years<Salf. 90 1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

SPECIALTIES IN LIGHT

NEW YORK, August a4-Pric'
fuctua lions in the stock market toda,
were similar 20 those of the preyiou'
session standard railroad and indus
trial shares scoring fractional gains
while a few spectalties gyrated 10 re"
high figures
London was closed, but Initial quo
tatious here showed fractional adj
yAnces. averaging bout Ia a point.
linton Pacific. Reading, steel and the
copper shares we're fairly active.
Dealing were almost entirely profes-
tIonaI and reprpSaBted short cover
ire
specia)ties again stepped into the
Enelight with very lhrge advances,
American Snuft, WHEN advanced y
points Yesterday. added seven more
points a. It's quotation today. Mexi~
Ear Petroleum, which rose l-2
poiars the prev Gus day had a fur
sher advance ~ ono point Canadian
racifc g heaviness contrastea with ~ ;
Strength shown by other specialties,
bur It's decline 4 nearly FIVE points
was due 20 = belief that definite &C
ton or It's new stock issue would 30
DELAYED ny the Canadian government.
owing ~ complaints from the West.
Canadian RECOVERED ! IA points of
the early loss before the close.
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this department., which he will gladly
send to any one applying.
The decorative scheme will prove
Interesting and pleasing to the eye.
Every pole In the immense enclosure
will be gaily dra ped wits flags and
bunting. Streamers will be placed here
and there The flower beds in the
grounds Win each represent the work
Of separate florist. These flowers
have been planted, and will speak for
the mseives TIE week OF the fair. o.
toher 9TH to 18th.
AT night the heavens will be abba re
for an hour with the greatest fire.
works display the city ever saw. 1t Will
cost $1,000 a night. The displaye viii
represent the great battle of the Ar
mada, when the British ships came
into conflict, while many of them
were wrecked off the rugged coast
OF Scotland. After that the myriad
electric lights to be installed by City
Electrician Thompson will make day
Of night on the grounds.
This feature of the week will Ia
itself be worth a trip to the fair. The
railroads have conceded special ratea.
and the prospects are that there VIII
be a greater crowd in the city that
week than ever in its history"