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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Christian Endeavor Social.

Everybody come TO the pie and
chocolate social at Mrs. Matte
Wells, corner 4th Ave. and F St.
y. r., on Monday, Dec. 80, 1912, at
1870 p. m. Core and get your fill
Of pie for once. %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29

n You are troubled with chronic
consultation, the mild and gentle ef-
feet Of Chamberlain Tablets makes
them especially suited to your case
For sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
THE Cs5tS AGAINST THE
THREE CLUB MANAGERS
aERE NOLLE PRESSED
cHAReE WILL NOW BE BROUGHT.
AGAINST THE CLUBS AS
oRGANILATIoNs.

In the city court yesterday three
cases We're nolle pressed and these
cases have been attracting the at
tention of the public for some time.
The cases in question were against
Phil Keller. formerly manager of
the Brunswick -oglethorpe club, Ed
Pfeiffer, former manager of the Pro-
gress club, and NJ. r. Marks, former
manager of the German-American
club. These cases have been pend
ing for some time and have attracted
considerable attention
solicitor Dart dismissed the cases
against the defendants as individuals
but immediately charges were
brought against the clubs and this
makes the matter a civil rather than
criminal proposition.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
SISTERS IDENTIFY TWO
DYNAMITERS IN COURT
BOTH DECLARE THEY SAW MEN
WITH BOMB GOING TO.
WARD EXPLOSION SCENE.

Indianapolis, Nov 29.-As the
youngest witness yet to testify, Miss
Cleo Beard, IA years old, picked out
from the forty i've defendants a. Inc
dynamite conspiracy trial todaJ two
man whom she said she was shortly
before an explosion at North Randall.
o., on March 25,191t. In that ex-
plosion an ore conyeyor was bl .wn
up.
Thee little witness, garbed ia 4
pink dress, climbed the high witness
chair and looking toward the ac
aased bomb plotters" told her story.
Ste said with her sister ene was so
ing along a lonely road toward ner
home at North Randall.
II was just before dark, she
said. '.On the road we met the men
who were carrying a box between
them. The men were coming toward
Randall from the direction Of Clega-
land. One Of them had funny fas9."
"a funny faee?" asked District AZ
torney Miller DO you see him ia
the cortruoom22
eYes. that's hime, replied Miss
Beard, pointing to George Anderson
Of Cleveland, a defendant.
He's the one that carried the box.
And there's another one" she added,
pointing to Peter ]. Smith Of Cl9ye
land.
we had not been home more than
an hour when the explosion. mile
away, knocked the dishes off tho
table.
Anderson and Smith, iron workers.
are accused by the government with
having blown up the North Randall
job because 1T was erected on the
open shop" basis.
The box. the sisters testified they
say in the hands of Smith and An.
derson, was produced in court anu
was identified by other witnesses as
having been found in the wreckage OF
the explosion,
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
USUAL INTERESTING PROGRAM
HAS BEEN ARRANGED AND
MANY WILL BE PRESENT
ADDRESS BY uDGE lsAIG
Exercises viii Be Held at the Grand
and an Excellent Musical Program
Has Been Arranged for the oc-
casion.

The twelfth annual memorial SER
vices of the Brunswick lodge of Elks
win be held at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow afternoon beginning
at o'clock, and the usual interest
ing program will be rendered.
The memorial address will be
made by Judge Max Isaac, the elo-
quent young attorney, and a treat is
in store for all who hear him.
Lorentzen's orchestra has been en-
gagged and will be assisted in the
musieal program by Gilbert Porter,
a celebrated composer and yiolinist
OF New York Following is the pro-
grah:
Prelude, Orchestra.
Doxology, Chorus and Audience.
Prayer, Rev. R. e. Boykin.
Quartet, THE Lord is Gracious
(Francis E. Navinl, Miss Butts, Miss
QSEonnor, Mr. sherman, Mr.. Bailey.
Opening Ceremonies, The Ritual
The Lodge.
Solo, "Oh, Loving Father Miss
Leah Brown.
Responses, The Lodge
Opening Ode, Auld Lang syne"--
The Lodge.
Invocation Chaplain S j French.
Solo, Praise the Lord" tAttesen)
Miss Butts.
'Thanatopsts, H. 7 Dunn.
Selection. Orchestra.
Memorial Ad4ess, Max Isaac.
Quartet, Some Blessed Day Geo.
Navin Misses Butts, Miss O'Connor,
Mr. sherman, Mr. Bailey
Eulogy, G. P. Goodyear, Sr
Solo Selected Miss Sadie Dart
Closing Exercises The Lodge
Benediction-Th Chaplain
Miss jamie Symons, Accompanist
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
LOCAL RIFLEMEN MAY
GO TO INAUGURATION
EFFORT ON FOOT TO HAVE Ev-
ERY COMPANY IN STATE
ATTEND.

From military standpoint at least,
Georgia will probably be better rem,
resented at the inauguration Of Gov
ernor Wilson than at any time in the
history of the state. The military
committee which will be named on
Wednesday will work in cooperation
with the state militia officials and
bend every effort to arrange for ev-
cry man enlisted in the Georgia ma
t.onal guard to be present al the in
a euration and in the inaugural pa
rade. This committee win taae the
matter UP with each militia company
in the state and help devise, means
BY which the soldier boys can raise
funds enough to carry them to Wash
ington.
A committee on military schools
win organize each military school
in the state into one body 10 be pres
ent at the Inauguration. Each mill
tary college. academy or school de-
aiding to 90 as a part Of the Georgia
delegation win be given It's special
place in the parade
g. W Small Of the Southern rail-
way, was IN the city yesterday con-
ls with the officers Of the Bruns-
wick Ritiemen and the chances ire
the company will make the trip.
Besidas what can be raised locally
the military committee will raise
such an amount that the expense viii
be very small II anything.
There ia no doubt but Brunswick
win do her share in the matter and
allowing the Riflemen to see The in
tttisllr5gtion.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
GLY LYNN COUNTY EXHIBIT
IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION
ATLANTA PAPER SPEAKS IN THE
VERY HIGHEST PRAISE OF
GOOD SHOWING.

That the exhibit from Glynn county
at the Atlanta Corn Show is going to
make a hit is shown by the following
from the Atlanta Journal of yester-
day: aanst
As forerunner OF what may be
expected at the corn show, there is
now on exhibition in the window of
the city ticket office of the Atlanta,
Birmingham & Atlantic railroad, q
display Of agricultural products from
Glynn county, which is traversed by
this famous system W. Fl. Leahy,
general passenger agent for the A.,
b. & A.. has aroused keen competf
tion among the counties along his line
and each fall the best products pro-
dueed in the county are gathered aud
shipped to Atlanta for an exhibit.
Each county is given one week in
the vAhdow and thousands Of visit
ors Ne attracted to these Displays ?
Great credit is due Paul Kiene for
his good work in preparing and ship
ping ills excellent exhibit.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
FREE. NOW
FIGkTS FIR MILLIONS


New York. Nov 29- Albert patrlcK.
Who was pardoned by Governor Dix,
will make fight for the millions
left by William Mac6n Rice, the mil
Honaire he was accused of having
murdered. The question is to be SET
tied at a conference between PAT.
rick and his counsel, former Judge
William K. Olcott.
Patrick was beneficiary under what
vas by him alleged 10 be Rice's viii,
aud he is desirous Of fighting for ii.
7 have not studied the will,p the
Judge said today, and until I have
a chance to confer with Mr.. Patrick,
cannot say what action we win
take"
Judge olcott took occasion TO de-
fend the action Of Governor Dix ana
in a statement he replied to the sew
eral criticisms made yesterday and
last night by attorneys and others
connected with the prosecution of
Patrick.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
BIG FLEET OF VESSELS
ON THE UAY 70 BRUNSWICK
NEXT MONTH WILL BE GREAT
ONE I'M SHIPPING CIRCLES
OF THIS PORT.

Within the next few weeks the
bay viii present its old-time ap-
pearanee and vessels will be lined up
from one end the other Besides
the steamers and an unusually large
number Is bound here seventeen
schooners have been chartered and
are on the way to this port
The majority of these vessels will
take on lumber and ties, and the
longshoremen will have no reason TO
complain Of a scarcity Of work. Al
ready several of the chartered craft
have reached here and are now TAX
ing or cargoes.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
Adrlanople is Desperate.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov 29.-The lines
Of investment drawn by the Bulgarian
troops around the beleag,s.ed Turk
ish stronghold of Adrianople are be-
lag bightened day by day.
The attackers trenches have now
approached within l,i00 yards Of the
city itself. and the foreign consuls
have hoisted flags over their offices
SO as tot prevent the Bulgarians firing
shells in their direction,
According to one report from Adri-
anople, the original Turkish garrison
has been reduced by losses during
the desperate sorties and by deaths
from disease 10 less than half It's
strength at the beginning of the
siege
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
NIECE or JACOB DOLL
KIDNAPPED ~ NEW YORK
Marion Eae Disappears While Walk
ing Near Her Home.

New YORK. Noy, 29-The police Of
New York and neighboring cities
are searching today for 15-year-old
Marian Eye, niece Of Jacob Doll, mil
lfonaire piano manufacturer Her
aucIe believes she was kidnapped and
declares he win spend an unlimited
amount Of money TO find the girl
The police say that Miss rge HAD
complained to Mr. Doll on several
occasions recently that she had been
followed on the street by strange,
Mode aged man. She disappeared
on Teusday while walking near her
home
A general alarm has been sent out
by the police and hundreds Of detec-
tipes are looking for the young miss.
It is feared that she may have been
a ylctnn of an insane person like
many other girls in this city
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
BARBECUE TO THE YARYAN
PEOPLE TUESDAY IS SURE
TO Be A GREAT SUCCESS
EVERYBODY WILL SEE THAT
OWNERS or Big PLANT WILL
HAVE GREAT TIME.

Genuine Georgia hospitality, partic-
ularly the Brunswick brand, will be
extended the forty stockholders OF
the Yaryan Naval Stores company
when they visit the city next Tues
day and a day VI genuine pleasure is
promised them.
In this connection a committee
from the board OF trade sent out the
following yesterday;
The officers Of the board of trade
have extended an invitation to the
stockholders of the Yaryan Naval
Stores company to attend barbecue
at Frederick. ON st. Simons island,
next Tuesday, December s, 1912. This
invitation has been accepted, and
about forty stockholders win be
present.
We desire a very representative
attendance OF our members, and
would be very glad to have you
present
THE steamer Sea Gate will pick
up the party at the dock of the Var
yam Naval Stores company on Terrys
Creek at II a. m
Covering the expenses attached
70 the ENTERTAINMENT, each member
Hho attends will be assessed not ex-
yceeding $500.
Kindly indicate to DR.. e. C. Bruce
as early as possible, whether you will
be present, SO that we may arrange
accordingly"
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
ANOTHER IMMENSE WARE
HOUSE FoR THE TURTLE
RIVER DOCKS.
BIDS ASKED FOR BIG JOB
Southern in Extending Its Port Fa
eilities in This City is Preparing
for the Increase In Commerce
With the Opening of the Panama
Canal. sAAl

The facilities OF the port of Bruins
sick for handling import cargoes Of
ertilizer material, salt, cement ana
similar heavy commodities win be
greatly increased by the construction
of a large storage warehouse which
The Southern railway is preparing to
erect on property adjoining its Tur
tie river docks and warehouses. This
warehouse will have the most mod
ern appliances for handling bulk
freight to and from vessels and
ears and viii be built for the ex-
press purpose OF providing storage
room for commodities which are or
ten held at ports for long periods.
1t will serve to attract vessels to
brunswick and add to the importance
Of this city as a point for distrbu-
ton to the interior, thus proving a
benefit not only to Brunswick but
as well to interior points reached by
rail. As vessels which discharge
their lading here viii naturally pre-
r TO secure return eargoes out Of
lnIs port, Brunswick = export trade
is expected to be increased also as
the result OF this addition to its port
facilities by the Southern railway.
The new warehouse win be 900
feet long and 100 feet wide and win
eave reinforced concrete foundation
walls. concrete floor. and fireproof
roof The mechanism for handling
freight from vessels into the ware
aonse viii consist of two movable
hosting towers and an automatic
ra.lway. Cars, loaded from the bnc-
Kets Of the hoisting towers, will be
automatically weighed and by means
81 q tipple their contents viii be
M ehanlcally dumped into the desired
hin The use OF this machinery viii
result ia a great saving Of labor and
make pcssible the transfer Of car
eoes from vessel to warehouse vita
he greatest dispatch and effici.Acy.
According to announceme 1t by
ico p9es.eent and General M laser
IS II. Coapman of the Southern -Iaii-
way. bids for the construction Of the
building have been invited ana IS
soon as contract has been awarded
and the building material assembled
work win be commenced AM pushed
Ia completion as rapidly as possible.
By providing this additional facli-
tY at Brunswick, the soufhefh ran
aay IS giving practical aid IA the
work of preparing for the incf Ase OF
business ahieh the South tiant'c
sorts eS.scl with the opanlng Of the
Panama canal
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
AS USUAL OVER Do0eLE NUN
Der OF CANDIDATES AS
OFFICERS TO BE FILLED.
MARSHAL RACE INTERESTING
Election >lHl Not Occur Until About
Middle of January---AIl Present
OFFICERS cgdidates for RseieotiOn
Many WI Have Opposition.

That the life of an officeholder is
anything but pleasant at this tine OF
the year is evinced by the anxiety
and activity of those who gre now
holding city officesAthat Is, offices
which the mayor and council elect
annually.
From the list of the rumored can
didates there will be an array equaE
to small army and from now until
election night the lives OF the alder
men and aldermen elect will be any
thing but sunshine and roses. They
win listen to the candidates apd
their respective tales of merit, 10y
atty, etc, and their friends viii also
take part in the scramble for their
respective favorites.
Probably the warmest race win be
for that of chief Of police. Four or
five are opposing Chief Owens. who
is candidate for reelection, while
Assistant Chief Wilchar sas two or
three TO contend with. SO far no OPP
position has developed to Clerk Rus
sell Chief Harrison or treasurer
Fain, and 1t is thought these officers
viii go in without opposition.
For iailer there will be not less
than six applicants, while in the
street and sanitary departments the
heads will have almost as many OPP
ponents. But, like the recent primary,
ALI il good-natllrad, being absolutely
devoid Of bitterness Of any kind.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
THANKSGIVING GOLF GAME
WAS VERY INTERESTING
Or. J. w. Simmons Won the Club
Medal.

The brunswick Golf club held an
interesting game at the links Thurs
day. DR.. J. w. Simmons was the win
ner Of the club medal. w D. Bailey
and Dr. Carswell tied for second
prize The net scores of players was
as follows:
]. W. Simmons, 81; w. D. Bailey
81; DR.. Carswell, 81: a. j. Mitchell
son, So; Paul Morton, S5; q. A, Pen
niman. Sc; J. C. stiles, 81; G. A. Tay-
lor. So; Victor Abrams, 8S; E. c..
Hyer So; Millard Reese, 80; J, L..
Andrews, 93; j. H. Hopkins, 90; t.
] Wright, SO: G H. Cook, 95; J. e.
Lambright, 95; r. H. MaIlard, "a;
George Blanton, 1903; ]. s. sutliye,
III; j. r. Colson, 12s,
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
French Ree uits Decrease.

Paris. Nov. 2s. That the number
Of recruits available for the French
army was reduced from 2s8,000 in
1906, to 215,00O iii 1911, owing to the
dimnnition of The hi1th rate in
France, was the aesrtlfhg assertion
made by Joseph Reinach in the Do.
bate in the chamber of deputies.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
AFTER DESPERATE ENCOUNTER
OTTOMAN TROOPS sURREN.
DER TO sERVIANs.
.BULGARS TAKE 2 DIVISIONS
AdrisnObIe Now Entirely surrouno-
ed by Allies Who Are Within l,1Ol
Yards of Fortress.-servis oe:lpi ,s
azzo on the Adri tic Sea.

belgrade, Seryia, Nov % -Ta5
SerSian troops captured the town If
D.bIa, in Albania, only after a des-
perate encounter with the Turkish
troops, Who had rallied there after
their retreat from Monastir, and
had been joined by eontingents or
Malissor and Arnaut tribesmen.
With the capture OF Dibra the
whole Of Macedonia has been sub
dued
Two Turkish regiments
which havc$ Mrouted at Monastir
surrendered Iay to the Ser
vians
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30

soIdlers CaIIed Homo.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 29.-Anstro-
Hungarian reseryists residing in the
Baltic provinces have been summoned
to, return home.
German reservists living in those
provinces number 5000, and these
also have been warned to hold Them
selves in readiness.
The Austrian and German consul
.lates at Kiev are guarded by strong
forces of police.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
&. RaIf az ooes o London.

Washington, Nov. pr Raif i}ey.
Tor several years counsellor OF the
Turkish embassy here, left today for
New York, whence he viii sail to-
morrow for London to assume the
duties oAfrst secretary and adviser
os the Ottoman embassy TO Great
Britain
The transfer Of the diplomat was
said 10 be part oil the policy of the
arte, in view Of the present Balkan
situation. OF concentrating its diplo-
matte strength in The European capi-
ta,s
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
servla oecupIsa Durazzo.

London, NOV 23 The seryian
troops have occupied the port or Du-
razzo, on the .Adnatic, and the qpes-
ion now arises III the minds OF Dip
lomats and Of the general public
whether Austria with take immediate
steps 10 turn them out or will walt
until the conclusion Of the war before
MIXING aetion.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
SESSION OF CITY COURT.
only one Case Was Disposed Of
Yesterday.

Fred Smith, a negro who from
more ignorance than anything else,
was fined $50 in the city court yes
terday for carrying a pistol without
license. Smith plead guilty, but
Investigation showed that ii was not
his ristol and the fine was made as
light as possible.
A new jury was drawn and after
disn1issing the old one Judge Krauss
adjourned court until this morning
when he viii hear the motion doc
kes.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
AtLanta End . HosentkaI case

Atlanta, Nov. 80 AN Albanian
has the watch worn by Herman Ros-
enthal, New York gambler The
watch was presented as a souvenir
to DR.. George Brown, former legis-
lator, by George Considine, proprie.
tor Of the Metropole.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
PEACE is RESTORED IN sANTo
DOMINGO; U. S. TO WITHDRAW

Washington, nov. 2s Word reach
ed the state department that all po-
iitical prisoners In santo Domingo
have been released. Peace has been
restored in the republic. The trans
port Prairie, with seven hundred and
fifty marines, probably will be With
drawn from the island soon and be
Ieplaeed by gunbost.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
5000 waist MAKERS May strike.

New YORK. Nov. 2s.-PreparatiOns
4or another strike of waist makers
mere are under way. A decision by the
,snion which has 10000 members,
mostly women, is expected next week
The strike two years ago was nn-
successful.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
FIRE DEPARTMENT BUSY.
Made three quick Runs Yesterday
10 Various Parts Of City

with an alarm from box ~ ABOUT
s0 last night, the department fln-
shea s days work with three calls.
rrfle was from Is and frame
Ting 1921 Wolf street was only
slientiy damaged. The next was
rom box As and the blaze was at
negro house 2225e Amherst street.
Here. too, the flames we're eatin-
pushed without serious damage.
The last run was from can Dok
al and the vacant house at I ana
Amherst was badly damaged. Chlei
Harwrison is OF the opinion that the
fire was Of incendiary origin. The
aouse was owned by Mrs. r. Z. Guy.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
ICED coLoREo WOMAN DEAD
Aunt" Lucille du9lgnon Passed Away
Yesterday.

Probably the oldest woman in the
state, il not the entire county, passeu
away yesterday when Aunt" Lucille
duBignon breathed her last at her
home on Oglethorpe street.
The deceased is said to have been
ITO years of age and was the last of
thk old duBignon slaves.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
plne Lins sehedulss ordered.

washington. NOV. 2s--The inter
s..ta commerce commission today al-
veesed all ripe line companies ope
sAesaas Y ~. sFpsr rates and
erarEes for oil trauape ati0n y
srabruary next
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30

Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov. 29.-Two en-
hire divisions Of Turkish ksseryas
surrendered today to the Bulgarian
troops near the village On Marchamlt,
between the port Of DedeiA Ahatch and
Bemotica, according to announcement
made by the official news agency
here.
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-30
Greeks Take an Island.

London, Nov 2Y-The western
Greek squadron today occupied the
Turkish island OF saseno in the
Adriatic Sea, Off the coast near Agi-
ons, according 10 dispatch from
Athens
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After hs had visited number Or
these marvellous places als enthusiasm
.oYercame him ane be addressed sae
erord thug = can lex any man II
the United States
The efowd laughed good naturedly.
This iafN lated tie meaHsalneer y
can lick any man in Shelby county
BE- yelled This time the crowd so-
bered and looked Al him With hostile
eyes 7 can lex any man 81 Mem
gais,r be shouted A short. th.ekset
man emerged from TIE crowd and put
him out Of action with right-arm
swing When be came 70 the noun.
taineer looked Ground feebiy and said
J reckon that 10 That proposition I
kiyered 100 much ground Seu york
Times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-10
A Measure Of Merit
chiekasns Citizens Should Weigh
Vel This Ew1ercs.


Proof q merit lies n the evidence
Convincing evidence in chlckasha.
is not the testimony o. strangers,
Bur the endorsement o. chickasha
people
That's the kind oi proof given here
The statement Of q chlckasha eia.
zen.
fred Andrews. 7le s Fourth street
chiekasha. Okla says Tbe cure +
received from Doans Kidney pills in
1865 has been permanent. ! vevef
neglect to recommend this remedy al
every opportunity. used several
boxes oi Doan's Kidney Pills before i
ieit entirely cured and after chat ms
kidneys were normal ! was troubled
So badly, my back was weak and my
Kidneys aused me annoyance. espec-
ially al night Doans Kidney Pills
did suei good work that / en- always
ready 20 offer my praise tor them
For sale BY all dealers Price So
cents. Foater-Mibum Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents Tor the Uaited
States
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other 2ld<v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-10
= sos TAYLOR STORY.

Heaafof Tagiof VA President Tar
1aforie tofy telier Onee me pfeal
dent wanted . get away from hia of-
flelal duties Tor iew days. and that
social .sosl iag.fea bali a eozea sena.
iora p go Wits him One vaa Taylor.
He spun one yarn. and after that, p
eaid one 81 me other senators who
val % the trip. none 81 us could get
= word 10 with the president re
spent that entire iriD listening 10 Bob.
ana he Kept him talking the whole
time
His best known gtory has since been
Dlagiarized and extended to ge9gfaph-
lcal ioeaiities unknown 10 Bob" but
here Is the story - It emerged in pris
tine beauty from Taylof's repertoire.
A mountaineer who had never ridden
on q railroad decided 70 take advant
axe of ~ exclusion rate 10 Memphis
and aau for the Hrzt time a large
city What chiefly Interested him was
the bars iie had never seen a bar
nor q highbaH be bad been used 10
drinking llquor7 out q a gourd