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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
PWICE.TOLD
TESTIMONY
alt Lake City People Are Doing
All They Can For Eel.
low Sufferers.

--x,orS SAT- Lake City testimony has been
NJ nblIshed to prove the merit of Doan IS
ndney Pills to others in Salt Lake
e 0p'ry who suffer from bad backs and
nney Ills Lest any sufferer doubt
o. the cures made by Doan IS Kidney
Lat i's are thorough and lasting, we pro-
Cn"s ce confirmed proof-statements from
;rod Spt Lake City people saying that the
res they told Of years ago were per-
,ol cDHnert- Here Is Salt Lake City case
y. u. Moody, 80 South Sixth West
ears. eef, Salt Lake City, Utah, says:
Ehe public statement I gave, recon-
tT,rt0D ndiug Doan's Kidney Pills in 1907,
Y holds good 1 feel that owe q
NM. Ilpt deal to them. I procured this
redy at the Schramm-J Johnson Co. q
yreat '1R store. and it cured nae of a severe
OF kidney trouble. ] have been in
IL ,s,i;ib!d health since.''
~ y" FOR sale at Schramm j ohnson e
AsNDpg store, Salt Lake City, Utah, ano
SJVSL all dealers. Price, SOC. Foster
burn Co.. Buffalo, New York, Sole
ents for the United States.
Hemember the name-Doan 'B-anG
fe no other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Have You Tried This?
Simple Prescription Said 90 Work
Wonders for rheumatism.

This has been TTeii known TO the best
doctors for years as the quickest and
most re;ia bic cure ohtainable for rheunla-
tlsm and hack ache. II has been pui-
llshed here for several winters and hun
short time, From Your druggist ge, one
ounce Of Toris compound Gin original
sealed PACKAGE ard one ounce OF ayrup of
Sarsaparilla compound Take these two
ingredients home and p1t tharo Into a
half pint Of good whisky. Shake the
bottle and take tablespoonful before
each meal and NJ bedtime. Results come
the first day. II your druggist does not
have Toris Compound in stock he Will get
it in few hours rom bis wholesale
house. Cont be Influenced 20 take some
patent medicine instead of this Insist
on having the genuine Toris compound
in the original one ounce, sealed. yellow
%? CGace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Students Will Sing,

Early next month, at a date TO be ia ter
,letermined. Prof. William A WetZell.
lfuperyisor Of music in the public schools
r the city, Will present "a large number
pr pupils In q music festival, All OF the
principal schools OF the city will be rep
'csented and It Is anticipated that the
Fogramine which follows will be d fair
representation OF the excellent work In
pusic done i'll the Salt Lake schools:
Bryant school, Miss Bradford conduct
tg-"Daybreak" (Gilchrisp, 100 voices;
pfnerson school, Miss Whitney conduct
Torrent (MarchanD, 80
pfces; Lafayette school, Miss Schrack
>nnducting-"Theres Music In the Air"
nd "Will o the Wisp," so voices. JEFF
Hson school, Mr.. Mccoy conducting
eprlng" (Gounod), "Slumber Song Of the
Nfyer" (Godard). 60 voices. Jackson
&fhool. Miss White conducting-"Th W.
y}Ee Blacksmith" so voices. Whittier
School. Mr., Scott conducting-"Isift
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

(Nevin). Miss Gleason; a; . a m. Miss
Matilda James. sololst: ct - a. m. Leon
ard & mass In T. flat. ''Ncui Creator. =
DLahosm; +. T. DAILY; offc"tory. % Sa =
1uiaris" tTedcsco),
An cxtensicn uf the nigh school cla So
worl; IN music throughout tic towns or
TAN and adjoining states Is the plan of
;hn Itah Conservatory Of Music. and
that Plan has already reached the stage
OF tangible results. Branches Of this in
stitutiou arc now established al Rich
mOnd and Smithricld tn Cache county:
al Franklin. Idaho: at Salina. Mt. Pleas
ant. NepM and VARIOUS other cities Of
southern Utah.
Tho regular monthly recital Of the
Utah Conservatory ur Music Will be held
Saturday. April %, at $50 r. m. in the
reception-room Of the conservatory. Tenn
viii appear: Piano department. Mac
Hawley. samuel Wiliams. Vera Kimball,
Nellie Watkins, Cara Dana Fora Han
cock, Charles Midgley jasmine Smith.
Claire Wilcox, LeGrandc BackmarI.
Rachel Prousc; vocal department, Della
Fcrrin and Mr.. Wood.
Miss Il Anna voeli:er. pupil Of Mrs.
Mary r Senbcrn. will he heard in piano
day evening, May ]. She win be assisted
by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Some piano pupils of Spencer Claw
son. Jr., We're heard last night ia re-
citnl at his state street studio. Among
Florence Bennion. Helen 1ianchette. Fay
Putnam. Isabel Bacon. June Farms
worth. Alice SpIy, MaybolI Craft and
DoTett Evans.
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Great Interest Evident.

So great is the interest NANTES; In
the production OF The Creation" tenor
row night at tie Salt Lake theater b.
the University Of Utah music society
that the managers and Pref Squire Coop,
director have decided 10 give a second
rendition of Haydns wonderful orator!o
at the Salt Lake theater "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. In the prcpara-
. tion Of th,s unusually sublime, strong and
beeuti!,. musicg! masterpiece neither
pains nor expense have heen spared to
make the production an artistic success
and triumph. For many weeks the mcHl-
hers or the music society, who constitute
the chorus have labored dcvotcdly In the
study OF the great work. They have be-
cnn,s inspired with the comprehension
they have gained OF its manifold beau
Ties and arc enthusiastic III taci" deter
snjnatior that every effort oi theirs shall
be devoted 10 making the presentation a
|pronounccd success. OF equal import
with the chorus work is that of the or
'chestra and in the selection Of The body
of musicians who VIII interpret tho COM
posers conception of the greatest theme
that ever engrossed the mind 'of man.
Professor Coop has been careful 10 choose
The most capable artists of tho city in
their respective lines Of work. The solo
lists chosen arc professionals Of moro
than local reputa tion, and of undisputed
artistic training and talent. Mrs Mar
garet Tout Browning Will sing Gabriel.
Fred Smith; Raphael and M j. Brlnes,
I"Uricl."
Promir ent men and women Of The city
have manifested ~ keen interest In this
effort OF the music society and their
dircs,tor 10 publicly demonstrate the bi@h
standard Of work which is being done III
a musical way in the Institution. From
the box office indications II seems certain
that crowded house will greet tho sing
rrs and the accompanying artists, and
IL may he reasonably held that MANY who
enjoy the FIRST production will take ad-
Vantage Of opportunity 10 enjoy lis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Young Eiauists Please.

ono Of the most interesting and artis-
tic rccitals of the week WAS that Of last
Friday evening al the First Concrega-
tonHl church by Miss Maud Brown and
Miss Marie WarbuTton. piano pupils Of
Miss Alberta Dersham. The young ar
lists were assisted by Mrs, Emily Sitter,
meZzo- soprano. and Mrs John Read. dra-
matte reader The programme WAS al
most entirely classic. including Bee
thovcn, McndelSsohn, Grieg. Chopin.
LeschetIzky. Wagner Brassln and Brohms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Announcement,

INraternal men attention Increased
assessments have been declared by many
of the orders. In many states legis-
lation is being proposed TO prevent an
increase in rates. II You arc interested
in opposing higher assessments address
W-9 Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Child Pianist Scores.

Ruth Senior. aged Is. who appeared I'm
recital last Thursday evening at the re-
hearsal hall of the salt Lake Musical
college. scored a decided success. she
was applauded TO the echo and was the
recipient OF many beautiful floral Offer
ines. In her playing of Il difficult pro-
gramme she did not once falter. but
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

numbers In spite OF the s:orny
night there was n good attendance Of
critical music lovers. who were. with
out exception. charmed by the hIZh
STANDARD OF the work cXempliied BY th"
talented young women. who were show
cred with Bouquets of flowers bv their
many admirers. In splendid voirc. Mrs.
SitZcr aor@ nSpriug Tide t;jeGli"rl and
when Song is Sweet" CSans "nurii .
Mss. Reads reading WAS also well re-
s,CiNrI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

showed throughout - clear comprchcn-
sion nr tho work she undertook. han
ding CASSIE compositions with artistic
taste and skin. In the name of the in
stitU:ion Of which she Is student. Miss
Senior was presented with Il medal for
TIC cNccllcncc of her work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

ington 20; Webster. 20; Hawthorne, 10
Professor Wetzell will conduct this
chorus himself This fiesta is Ia b" given
under the auspices Of the Teachers Hos
pital association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Thomas Giles.

Piano studios; Godowsky method
private instrction only. Suite 604
Templeton building,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Music Notes,

Miss Jennie Sands. lyric soprano, has
been selected as soloisi for the First
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Alvin Eeesley has severed bis conncc-
tion with tic Consolidated Music COM
pany. and Rodney r, Badger has been
elected To the directorate and &. G.
Clayton chosen secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

the leadership OF Prot, Anton Peder-
son. which furnished the music for the
knights of Columbus ball at Bingham
last Wednesday night, has received
many compliments for It's excellent work.
Z
The Sunday morning music In ST
Wary's ca,hedr0l will be as follows; AT
s Il. m. organ, '.Berceuse." (Godard) ;
"rraumerei' tSchumann): Ave Maria
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Skslton Recital Thursday.

Next THURSDAY evening at the FIRST
Congregational church advanced violin
pupils Of Prof George Il. SHELTON will APP
pear in Il rccilsl that promises TO be ono
Or the best of the season. While the
programme is one that IS largely classic,
it Is Of a sufficiently varied nature TO
furnish an appeal 10 cverv lover Of good
music. Professor Shelton has taken pains
80 sec that numbers 10 he rendered by
each student arc Of n chara Ctcr suited
TO their temperamcnts. and every one
who will appear has done splendid work
In preparation, The full programme fol-
Lows:
Arthur T, Adams Francis Beer,
Kenneth Brown, Louis Johnson,
Herman Probes. Burtis Garner.
John Kane. Bryan Eisley. Wen
dell NJ. Smoot Lloyd Taylor
Serenata .-'..,., ,,.::,..., ,.s,,, Moskowski
Minuet In G................-..-B Beethoven
Miss Gretchen Ilaslan
CapricCio Nalsc Op. 1........ Wicniawski
Miss Lcnora Smith.
Second Concerto. Allegro Moderate.
.s.,..,. ..,.-.... ..,...,. .WieuiawslJ
Vaughn Clayton.
Second Concerto, Romance. .......,.
\ La Ilnga1 .............. Wicniawski
Miss Romania Hyde.
pcyton Johnson.
Miss Mae Anderson.
Nocturne No. 2................... Chopin
Clarence W. tculIpU
(Accompanist Mrs, l.. G, BurtouD
| hungarian Rhapsody Op. i3....... .FTauser
Owen A. Bartlett.
| Concerted Number, BarCarole from
Tales OF Hoffman !.... Offenbach
Edith Bcate Albert Dunyon. Dan
X. Hiskey, John II Klenke,
Blythe Sheppard Margaret a.
Stewart. Charles r. Stewart
Amy Walton.
| Romance ,...... ........,.-..-S -SNendScn
| Miss Bessie Barnett
| Serena 1890. ........-.,.k Auer-Drigo
John w. l\rauSc.
| Introduction and Elegte. .... Spohr Erns
Miss jeanette Thompson,
| IZguencrweisen ..... ...,...,s., Sarasate
Miss Helen Hughes.
| Songs NV Mother Taught Me. Dvorall
= Albert Freeman.
| LicbcSlicu ................. Fritz krelSler
Burtis Garner.
Souvenir ....... ...................D .Drdla
L. j. Evans.
Robcr, Wilson
Dbcrtas Mazurka ......s...., vienna wskl
Elmer Young
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

Mr. and Mrs Willard Andelin are
completing arrangements for series oi
rccitals throughout the state Two OF
the dates already decided upon are Ricr-
field April 80. and Provo. May IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

tion of the songs he sings, Herr Helne-
mann possesses fine, resonant, flex-
ible baritone voice, which he uses III Il
thoroughly artistic manner,-trom the
Sun, Baltimore. November %, 1911,
Alexander Heinemann will be heard
ut the Salt Lake theater next Tuesday
evening under the direction Of Fred G..
Graham,
Following Is the programme for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
like A DRUNKEN MAN.

Benz. zaugg OF Hot Springs. Ark
writes:
] have been sick for nearly two years
and have been doctoring with some OF
the most expert doctors OF the United
States. but II seemed everything failed
to do me good. After I saw your adver-
tisement I thought | would try Railways
pills; have been taking two at bed time
done me more good than anything else
have ever used, My trouble has been
with the liver. Ny skin and eyes we're
all yellow; I had sleepy. drowsy feelings;
felt like a drunken man: pain right above
the navel, like as II il were bile on top
OF the stomach. Ny bowels were costivo
Ny mouth and tongue sore most OF the
time. Appetite fair. but food would not
and some few mouthfuIs of food came up
again Please send Book of Advice"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

Yates, who moved here the goth Of
last February from Maysville, died
at his home on North Caddo street
The family treasury was depleted
and the impoverished widow with
three boys went forth to meet life
alone. Mrs. Yates took her chill
dren to the cotton fields in the
early fall and remained there un-
til the youngest son, s years of age,
became Ill with pneumonia. He took
i'll with severe chill As days ago.
Typhoid fever followed pneumonia,
ana as he grows better from these
two ailments the attending physi-
clan is authority for the statement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

Miss IneZ Marston who has been at
Kuinton some time assisting her fa-
ther. l.. r.. Marston, who has some
large contracts there. is at home to
spend the holidays with her mother
j. S. Alverson of Glenn was here
yesterday en- route to Shackelrord
county, Texas, where he will visit
Christmas week with his sister.
d. NJ. Smith of Glenn was an Ard
more visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Huff of Whites
boro, are here spending Christmas
with Mrs. NJ. A. Hardy
Reuben Hardy, who is a teacher in
the Southeastern State Normal at Du-
rant is here to spend the holidays
with his mother.
Judge Summers Hardy of Madill
will arrive tomorrow to spend Christ
mas with his mother, Mrs. NJ. A, Har-
dy.
Senator Fred E. Tucker will leave
tLis afternoon for Oklahoma City.
J. A. Massey of Lone Grove was IN
the city this afternoon.
G. n. Sneed is in the city from
Sneed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Conlan are in
the city from Oklahoma City, the
guests of Walter Colbert and family.
Miss Fay Williams who is teaching
school in the Thackerville vicinity,
is at home to spend the holidays
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

A damsel of the race of Ham
wh) will spend Christmas behind
the bars was loudly bewailing her
fate this morning - is charged with
'sturbin the peace she said, but
amt guilty. Jes' cause / played
boss with some gentleman frens,
triflin OIL niger who never had a
beau-ceppin one for her ole haid-
Said stirbed her peace, has got
to stay in this ole hole an git no
Christmas. Amt it shame?'
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DOCTOR BRADBROOk
Physician and Surgeon.

Residence 1874 First Avenue and B
Street, S. W. Phone 1S1.
Office Ringers Drug Store,
10 w. Main st. Phone No .15.
-.------,---~>,~~~~~>->~>~~
with her mother and other members
of the family.
Miss Dorothea Fredholm teacher
in one of the Marietta schools, is
here to spend the holidays with her
friend. Mrs. A. f. Scivally, and
family.
Professor G. p. Selvidge left this
afternoon for Whitesboro, Texas,
where he will spend the holidays with
friends and relatives.
A. N. and J. +. Powell are in tho
city today from Oil City.
d. Caldwell was an Ardmore visitor
this morning from his home in the
Rocky Point school district.
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that tuberculosis has set in and the
little fellow is making a desper-
ate struggle for life. For weeks the
only nourishment he took was By
injection and his little body is ema-
ciated and in the late hours of the
night sinking spells come upon him
that threaten to take him away.
Richard, the Is year old boy of
the family, II days ago became i'll
with the same fever and he lies
upon n fevered bed suffering in
tense pain and fear from tubercu-
losis which the physician says he
has Jewell, the other son, aged
10, has fever each day, but has
not taken to his bed.
Mrs. Yates has struggled against
odds for these As days. Neighbors
who feared they would bring fevoy
germs into their own homes have
not been attentive to the sufferers.
In speaking Of the matter Mrs. Yates
said she did not blame the neigh
bors, that they were the best peo-
pie i'll the world until the fright
of contagion kept them away from
her. Without funds, with no measn
Of earning anything, she has nurs-
cd the children day and night. il
she were not 6 strong Christian
character with spendtl control OF
her own sense, she would have
sunk days ago under the load she
has been forced to carry. On two
different occasions she has sue
cumbed to exhaustion but rallied
d gain by the cries of her suffering
she rose and went again
about her duties. In her home las.
night she said she would rather
suffer thar beg, but the time has
come in her life when sustenancc
must come from kind hearted peo-
pie or her children must die for
lack of food. Some funds were
gathered yesterday out of which,
some groceries and coal, probably a
weeks supply, we're purchased Oth
er groceries and more coal must be
given to save life and the woman
needs help in the home
every hour of the twenty
four for week after week is fast |
putting the mother where she will |
De disabled from rendering her sick |
mes any service whatever.
There cannot nc perfect peace aul
oy in any home in this city where
| knowledge of this condition eX.
SITS unless something first IS done
o relieve this wcman and her chill
ren. Not much is required of anv
ne person but few dollars mus.
e raised. The case has been in
estigated by the Ardmoreite and
he conditions aa here set out are
rue. Any funds from sc to So left
t the Ardmoreite will be taken TO
he woman. Any funds left with
. T. Coleman will be gladly given ;
D her As you and your children
o 70 the matihees tomorrow place :
n extra dime or quarter in an .
nvelope and leave it in the box
ffice for this family.
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Pythtan Sisters.

Tonight is our regular meeting
night, but no session will be held on
account of Christmas Eve. Instead, a
call meeting will be held Friday af-
ternoon at 2:30.
EDITH DEWITT, NJ. Z. c.
CLEMMIE MARTIN. NJ. of r. c.
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:: :: :. :. Il :: Il ;: :: :. !. 3: Il :: ;:
CHRISTMAS BELLS.
(By Geo. II. Wyatt.)

!. When comes the Christmas .;
:: morning, with the changing of .:
I: the bells, hearts will throb, :!
:: with JOY warming at the tale u
:; their music tells--at the beau u
:! teous old, old story of the Babe ::
:: in Bethlehem, born to die that 3:
q all the glory of his life might ::
:: pass to men. Born as poor as !.
:: the poorest, far away in east ::
!: ern land, He gave life and love &:
: the purest,-and he gave with ::
3: bounteous hand-that all sin y
:: stained, erring mortals who !:
:: would hearken to His word, !:
!. might gain entrance, through !:
!: pearly portals, to the joys of :.
!: their reward. So when comes ::
:: the gladdening time (and the {:
!: happy, Ginning bells beat forth s.
:: a "rheunic rhyme" as sobbing- ::
:; ly they tell the sad, yet glor- y
I: ious story as from each brazen 4:
!. throat comes a changing shout !:
= of glory-while a promised {:
:! welcome floats to that Land !:
:: beyond the river-to that fair :
|. and promised land cross the !:
:: waters of that river where lives !.
:. the angel band) we will think ::
= of childhood's morning, and of ::
:: the even's time, while listening !:
= to the charming-to the sweet !:
!: and solemn chime of the bells !,
!: with tones of silver as they :;
): ring out their delight, telling !"
!: of the gentle Savior, and of the ::
!: Land of Light. So with the =
!: Christmas gladness. and its I:
!: rhyming, Ginning bells" comes ::
!. a feeling of gentle sadness as -
!; the music sweetly svells our ):
!: hearts to life and living, as we "
:, hearken to the story of the {:
/: Christ-our sins forgiving-of I:
: the Child of Gallilee-the old :
; and loving story-how He died ::
for you and me. q
q
: :. :. y y q :: ;: :: :: :: ;: :: ::
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MRS. N. A. YATES
AND HER BOYS
ONE HOPE FOR LIFE RESTS IN
THE GIVING SPIRIT OF ARD
MORE PEOPLE,.

Following lnog seige OF illness
during which time four surgical op-
erations were performed, NJ. A.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT cos FRUIT
CAKE JUST ARRIVED.
W. j. LANE.

A box of John Storm Cigars viii
make a very acceptable Christmas
present. You can get them from any
first class dealer. 23-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

When Won have bilious attack
rive Chamherlair's Tablets y trial
They are excellent. For sale by
all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

IF IT'S TO EAT WE HAVE IT.
w. J. LANE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

Mrs. John w. CHM, who is in the
Ardmore Sapitarium is still very
sick. She has undergone an oper-
alton and her physicians state that
she is getting along as well as could
be expected. In addition to her Sc
rious illness Mrs Ginu is sueffrins
grief from the loss of her baby 1G
mc1ths Old which died from cholera
infantum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

The infant child of Mrs Maude
Crownover died yesterday afternoon
at the family home and was buried at
3 80 this afternoon at Glenn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

The pedestrians who were forced
to traverse the downtown thorough
fares in search of Christmas remem-
brances after tie heavy snowfall!
yesterday morning we're most pleas
antly surprised to find the side
walks cleared Of the "clinging man
tel Foreman Moore Of the, street
gang had taken his force and where
ever possible, mad cleaned all the
sidewalks so that shoppers could be
out without wading through the slop
and slush which usually goes hand
in hand with a snowfall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-24

A. j. Hardy, one of the rising young
members of the Ardmore bar, will
leave this afternoon for Portales, New
Mexico, where he will spend the hol-
idays.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-10
PASSED AWAY.

John Percich was admitted to the
Mercy hospital April 26 in the last
stages of miners consumption. Ac-
cording to reports he had been turned
out of his boarding place because he
had no money to pa yfor sane and
that his lodge was no longer pro-
viding for him. 1t appears he had no
other means of support.
He had been in the hospital for "a
period of forty-two days and had been
give nthe best of care an dspecial food.
1t appears that every effort to get
assistance had failed him End that
even friends who were informed that
the man could not live through the
night went away after being requested
to remain at his bedside. He passed
away at 11:30 p. m.
1t seems very sade indeed to realize
the helplessness of one in such con-
dition. 1t is very unfortunate to lin
gen in sickness so long without means
or dear friends to make the burden
lighter, but it is very fortunate that
he was kindly cared for at the hospi-
tai.