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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23
To the
Milk and
Cream Users
Of Ardm0re

We have recently
installed one of the
latest improved pas
teurizers on the mar
ket, and we are now
giving our customers
milk that is thoroughly
pasteurized, free from
tuberculosis, typhoid
and other disease
germs. We also guar
antee this milk to test
four per cent butter
fat, and to keep sweet
from 10 to 20 hours
longer than raw milk.
Why should you run
all over town to buy
skim milk from a
neighbor when you can
get such milk as this
delivered to your door.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23

CONGRESSMAN \. :. Burlesou. chair
man of the speakers bureau OF the
democrats national committee, is
now IN active charge While Con-
gresham Burleson expects to devote
the majority Of his time TO the New
York headquarters, there have been
20 many requests for him to take the
stump that it j, expected he will Do
so
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23

Readers Of the CommOner, William
r Br, ans PAPER continue 20 contrib
me- towards the Wilson ana Marshall
newspaper campaign. fund
Col Brysn today sent his second
check for si3Q - the contributions
ranging from . cents TO five dollars.
Col. Robert Ewing. through hi, pa
r--. ,he New Orleans States and the
Shreveport Times. has collected ova'
$500 from the state Of Louisiana
l. r. Russell, proprietor and editor
os the Elizabeth Times Elizabeth. y.
+. has collected over $1,000 from
Union county, y. J.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23

The harmony telegram that Chair.
man William F. McCombs OF the dem
ocratic national committee sent the
California democrats who were split
i'm TWO factions mas had the effect 1f
soliciting all elements Of the par'y.
Mr. McCOmbs wired the state chair
man and the national committeeman.
saving that every true friend Of Gov
crnOr Wilson would work in harmony
with any other ddrnocrat. TodaN-
Chairman McCombs received a letter
from r. II. Dewitt, the chairman Of
the democratic state committee RI
California, in which he said:
we are happy to report 10 you
committee resulted in a love feas;
\ harmony committee of ten was
appointed and the report was Amos
unanimously adopted Our party is
now soldified. and all unite in carry
ing California for Wilson and Mar
shall"
In addition, McCombs received lc'.
tcrs from Mr.. 7 r. Sanford the ma
tiCnal committeeman, and Mr. Theo
\ Bell. who was Speaker C1ark's mos
active supporter congratulating him
on his successful efforts in restoring
harmony among California democrats
They predicted that the reunited Cal
ifornia democracy would give Wilson
and Marshall the electoral vote Of
the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23
Are Ever At War.

There are two things everlastingly
at war, joy and piles But Bucklen's
ArCica Salve will Danish piles in any
form. 1t soon subdues the itching,
irritation, inflammation Or swelling. 1t
gives comfort, invites Joy. Greatest
healer of burns, boils, ulcers, cuts,
bruises, eczema, scalds, pimples, skin
eruptions. Only % cts. at Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23

70 Prove to Every Rundown Man
and Woman that they are the
Greatest Nerve, Blood and Mus.
Gle Builders yet discovered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23

The democratic hand-boO for 1912
will be off the press by the first Of
Septemle er This hook is by all odds
the most pretentious, complete accu-
rate and interesting book thai has
been turned out by q national com
mlttee in more than a score OF years.
The first issue will number $4,000
books. each copy containing moro
than 600 pages.
Robert w Wooley. who was in
charge Of the gathering of evidence
for the Stanley steel committee. ami
who Is one Of tho best known Wash
ing'On newspaper men in the cOun-
try, has been devotng all his time
to the preparation oi the hand book
assisted by an able corps of other
Washington correspondents and mem
bers Of congress
The bool, being printed on gool
pager. Well bound, and the democratic
arguments are so marshallcd that tn"
book is sure to prove valuable doc
umcn: to all friends of democracy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23

Vita the opening Of the democratic
headquarters in Chicago this week.
-he western campaign will be in mu
swing
The notification ceremonies to Gov
ernor Marshall took MANY Of the ac-
tive lelders 10 Indianapolis. AMI the
went On 20 Chicago where Secretarr
Joseph + Davies Of the National Com.
mlt.eo will be in charge
The national headquarters IN New
York will continue 10 cover the en-
tire country, but the Chicago head
quart. RS will pay special attention
10 all the states west Of Illinois. The
literature will be mailed from Chica.
90 headquarters and . corps Of speak
ers viii stump the various districts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-23

t;oy Norris OF Montana. is insisten;
that Wilson and Marshall will gain
the electoral vote n Montana next
November.
IN telegram TO national head
quarters he wires: Every indication
is that Montana's electoral vote will
he for Governor Wilson"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
BY TRAIN:
INSTANTLY KILLED
FOREIGNER. RETURNING FROM
VISIT VITA FRIENDS ~
6ENWOOO.
Steps on Wrong Track ard Meets
Death on = Rail-eody 20 Be
Sent 20 Relatives

Speeding along az a rapid rate.
b. a o train No. 90. from Graz
on 20 Wheeling. struck and instantly
killed Edward Riczynski at the Forty
eighth street crossing in BenWood
last night about = o'clock. The un-
fortunate is a BenVood foreigner. be-
ing employed in the coal mines near
Benwood. and leaves 2 wife and faml-
y In the old country.
He had spent the evening with
friends in South BenWood aud was
returning to his boarding house when
the tragedy occurred. but IL is a mys-
terry as 10 how the accident occurred.
because OF the fact that the train
struck him from in front. cutting a
deep cash owe his eye and knocking
him from the main track over on to
the side tracks. about five feet dis
tant. The Benwood authorities state
that the man was not intoxicated.
and the supposition Is hat he became
bewildered by the binding search
light on the engine and stepped on
TO the track directly in front Of the
engine.
The body was removed 10 the
Cooey-Bentz undertaking parlors at
Forty-eighth street. from where IL will
he shipped 20 I.atrona. Pa. where the
man had relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
STRONG SOLUTION
OF CARB0LIC ACID
SECOND WARD MEN MISTAKE
LIQUID FOR wHIskEV.
And Get Exceptionally Not Drink on
. Cool Cav. Attended By Ply
sieian ard Nov Out Of Dancer.

II sEy one Is foolish enough % be-
lieve hat = solution Of arbolic acid
VIII take the place Of whisk.y a. a
beverage let them just take "A walk
mp I'm tn. SCcond ward. hunt up "A
couple OF BUYS with swollen lips and
tongues and Eet them TO write dow.
the uswer Thes same two men
would gladly answer voCaily but
they drink "a little carbolic vester-
DAY morning and aren't able to talk
Yet.
II happened like this. These same
two men have a consuming appetite
for strong drink: 50 consuming. I'm
fact. that they have been drinking
anything that looks like whiskey here
~ late. They managed to get on 'he
outside y a good bit OF liquor sat
urday night and consequently had a
Lad taste when they arose Yesterday
morning. 90 course they needed IN
appetizer Lcfore breakfast and as all
OF the sa.oons I'm the Second ward
were closed. began r~ansscking
through "A cupboard for a drink.
Vow the good wife OF one Of the men
had MIKE q solution Of carbolic acid.
water and brown liquid for the aur-
pose or killing reaches. bed bugs and
other insects and the huid looked ex-
actlN like whiSkcy. That was enough.
The men didn't even walt To smell
the stun Int each took a stiff drink.
They were attended by Dr. Gather
me Prouty and are now out Of danger
but their %ncues and threats are one
big blister and they won't go over
another sur day without ayiug in A
supply Of tho real stun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05

The regular meeting OF council on
Friday promises 20 be one Of the mos,
important y held a number Of mat.
ters much interest 10 an the people will
be taken up. According TO a member
OF the special committee on furnish.
ing the town with electric lighting.
Il Is likely hat q franchise will be-
granted. Il is officially stated that
there are az least two companies
after the franchise. the Wheeling
Electrical Company. Who offer two
per cent OF their gross receipts for q
25-year franchise and another com
pany. whose power house Is not TO-
Gated in his part Of the state has. 81
Is reported. excellent concessions "a
offer council for tine frauch.S. This
company Is composed %; Pittsburgh
capitalists. Both companies vii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
representatIves TO address conn

have representatives TO address coun
III Friday evening n is not likely
that the town will have any electric
street lights until after The CONTRACT
OF five years expires with tEc con
Germ VI Canton. Ohio. that is now
lsht.ug the streets with eas The
town has been using This system f.r
ia- past Is months Another matter
% cons derablc Importance 20 come
up Wlil be- 90 take fua. action GO
calling "a special election in about ao
days thar the people may vote for or
agliust bonding the town for $4,000
20 construct new sewers and repair
The old ones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05

serious illness. is slowly recovering
but is very weak and IL may De some
Tim" before he is able 70 return home
Mrs Percy MorfOrd is slowly re
covering from an illness
Mrs. Frank Marsh. of North War.
wood. was reported % De- slightly bet
ter LAST evening. but is stilI vcry odd.
Mrs Israel bedell. OF Center War.
wood. Will leave today FOR an extend.
I'D visit with her daughter in Omaha.
Sch.
Miss Helen NcCuilagh has returned
from "a several weeks visit with
friends az Harrisburg. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
BEN
Not Likely a Branch OF the Associated
Charities VIII BE Formed as
Town Cannot Contribute.

Inc committee on rules and oriI-
i'n'r~ met Ht the city building and with
city Solicitory Riley. OF Wheeling. pres-
eht. took up TN" matter OF the Henwood
a'' M'Nechen Water Company's request
for a privilege of laying "a line. in SoYth
hen""od. from it's main line ON AIarshaI
street. To- connect with the sto,kpsn In
the r. N %. yards. The solicitor was or
dered To draft AN ordinance as To- its au-
tNorltr 10 make a suitable donation to
''e Nneeling Associated Charities. who
met az the last meeting OF the city
council AM nskei permission 10 open a
ranch in this city. the money 20 OBJ, eN-
pended entirely in this district. and the
cify solicitor advised them that tie .itv
charter did not provide for ar apprapr.a-
Ton OF that character. and 70 is not ike
lN t-at the branch win hc opened in this
city al the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
Saturday Evening Police P-rOo.edipgs.

Two OffeuIers were M In m~uuI-r,I
theatre last saturday eveunig. before
Mayor Scanlon. The FIRST was steve
Mesocan. ~ MounIsvilic. employed On
the installation OF the sewer system IN
tat cify, who was arrested on a ctarge
OF drHhk'nness and exposure Of person.
also resisting an officer. and was fr.I
- AMI TRIMMINGS. Il will bee remem-
ntrrI mat when Nesooau was arrested
Ny OFFICER Salers. on last Friday .yen-
inr. lie drew a knife on the officer and
10 took three men to put the offender
.nt" "A wagon. Peter p'IIara. OF Pitts
u-rEl. kuowu a. the Fighting Irish
man. was next ou the stage. charE.I
Win raising e disturbance in a local
saloon lie not having tie necessary
cash. wss committel o. tine jail FOR ~
teen days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
VIII Not Reopen Beach.

After the Warwood bathing beach
had been opened only a short time.
the July food came along. leaving in
IT'S wake "A demolished place. The
Woman's Warwood civic improvement,
club will not make any EFFORT 20 PA,
the place in condition this year owing
TO the lateness OF the season The
beach is now in horrible condition
The food almost completely demolish.
ed the mems bath house and destroy
ed the board walk. IL Is likely that
the club will have charge OF the re-
sort next year. and il viii be put IN
frst-class condition early in the sum
mer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
BUILDING BOOM
ON AT WARW00D
THIS WEEK WILL WITNESS
GREAT ACTIVITY m MANY
LINES.
Dwellings and Industrial Plants In
Course o. Erection-important
Council Meetins-wsr-
wood News.

This and the next several weeks
Will be the busiest period Greater
Warwood a ever seen in the build
ing line. These activities will no. be-
confined alone TO construction of
dwellings. but principally TO erecting
Industrial plants in addition 10 other
public work and improvements. a
force OF men are busily engaged on
finishing the old West Virginia
Bridge and Construction building Tor
the observation-disclosures Company. of
Philadelphia. who will establish "A
branch tin plate mill here and which
will likely be in operation by the first
o. the year. There is also a force OF
men working on the Wheeling Tum-
bier Company buildings in North
Warwood. and which will be ready for
operation in a few months. Work
will likely be commenced this week
on the Veneer Manufacturing Com
pany's new building. Upon It's COM
pletion before winter employment will
be given twice as many persons as
are nov working i'm the old factory.
This morning will see a large number
OF men at work finishing the = xcava-
ton for the new Pennsylvania passe1-
ger and freight station.
A gang of men will commence on
the building OF the long road leading
from Center Main street up 10 The
Terrace" on top OF the hill. which
will be divided into lots. Several nun.
dred men viii be working on the dam
opposite South Warwood this week.
Construction OF the Warwooj
Amusement Company building will
likely be commenced this week by
Contractor Hart. Every local con.
tractor Is busy with many carpenters
and other workmen. building many
dwellings throughout the Greater
Warwood district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05

"A handicap tennis tourney ui1
hold 'hr boards 90 the Aquatic club
'nis week and several interesting
matches VIII uo doubt result Sever.
OBJ az fhe l~st players in fhe ciry 1911.
Doe Uotered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
Improvemeats comnleted-

Tie i"aa supervisor of rni1n district.
together wills fD-.. of mon .st. ..r,-
rlttel TIE repairluE arI IMPROVEMENT
% fH" road out HoEs- Run Tie many
rains OF TIE past weeks leff ARK.
trenches tn the road and rendered Do a-
most irirss-nhis. bat tho past week o..
i"i." ~ men have been aarI 40 work
ana DO" the road is 90 t.r best % con-
l.fiun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05
SPECIAL SESSION
Marshall County Republican Commit
tee Meet Saturday For
Organization.

The Marshall Comfy Republican
Executive committee met in special
session last Saturday AFTERNOON at
one O'Clock at the Republican head
quarters in the Marshall county bank
building az M~oundsville with nearly
every member OF the committee pre-
sent. The first business transacted
was the following organization which
was effected: II. ". Watson. OF Cam
eron. chairman; &. G.. Wright, Of
M~oundsville. secretary: and +. \. Nc
Ninch. of Webster district. treasurer:
\ resolution was adopted 10 the ef-
feet that two conferees be named 10
attend the judicial convention 10 be
held in this city on September 9Th
{. {. Wright and G. II. Hunter. both
OF Moundsville were named as the
committee TO select the ~confeeres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-05

on Labor bay have been placed on sale
AMI are selling rapidly. Tickets can be
had az Do" Merton Carroll drug store on
SiNtI street or from any members OF
ife local department The steamer Lib
'ftN has been Chartered for tho orca-
sion ani th" McMecehn band Will FUR
n.-h the music. A large crowd ~ ca
itDtyI o. attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-18

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

any question relating to the arrival
and departure of regular trains They
are also instructed in their other lu
ties, keeping the train platforms clear
of trucks and making the passengers
as comfortable as possible and so on
incidentally they are required to know
the city's streets and transit lines as
thoroughly as an experienced police
man. 50 they can direct strangers
quickly and accurately
Direct Subway Connections.
The new station will have direct con.
Dection with the subways. so that the
incoming or outgoing passenger need
not go into the street at all. To get to
the temporary terminal that the rail.
road has been using in the interval be.
tween the demolition of the old one
and the finishing Of the new they have
had 10 traverse covered way. IN
that portion OF it leading from Forty
second street to the entrance of the
temporary station aud waiting rooms
number Of different kinds of pavement
were installed little more than year
ago in order to ascertain which would
lie the best to use in the most travelled
passageways of the new terminal.
They were in sections the fun width OF
the walk. This stretch of sidewalk is
trodden by more persons than any 9TH
er bit of sidewalk in the world. 1t is
calculated that more than 100000. 900
persons have walked over these sample
cfr Ia,
place. The public hns tested them and
thus has made easy for the experts the
work OF selection.
Unusual Features.
There are so many new and con-
venient things in the new terminal
that the list of them seems almost
endless. From the moment it II
opened in January next 1t will be
one Of the great show places Of New
York and one of the things In the
city most worth seeing. One Of its
unique conveniences will be q large
number Of dressing rooms. II q man
comes to the city for 4 brief stay, he
can hire one Of these rooms, take 4
bath. change his clothes. check his bag
and so his way. When he is ready
to depart he will not need to lose any
time in getting to his train. Also there
will be the finest restaurant in this
terminal that is to be found In any
railroad station In the world. It will
be moderate In its charges, but In its
appointments and details 1t will equal
any Of the most famous restaurants In
New York or the capitals Of Europe.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
ice. The streams never meet. There
Is no delay, no lost motion.
The Man In a Hurry.

The Man In a Hurry.
Enter the new station by practically
whatever door you will and your for
ward progress to your train is con-
tinnous. You need take no backward
steps. You even shorten the. distance
by going to the ticket office. There
are so many windows at which tickets
will be sold that there will be no wait
ing The man who is in haste to buy
a ticket for train that Is about TO
start need not come ill contact With
the one who is standing at the window
asking questions and planning his jour
nev There are plenty of places for
eaeh-the hurried and the leisurely.
Ticket in hand. man PUSHES across
the big concourse. He Is going on the
Twentieth Century Limited. He has
no time 70 spare. From the two points
on either side of the concourse where
he may come i'll he has complete
view of the train gate line. He may
sweep it from end to end at glance
Over each gate is q triangular box that
projects ont from the wall 1t shows
tile number OF the track, the name Of
the train and the time it departs. The
two visible sides OF this box" are
placed at certain angle. 1t took a
long time--months of patient study
and testing with thousands Of eyes-to
get these signs SO that each should
be always exactly at right angles with
| the line of vision Of the hurried passen-
ger seeking his train.
IL the man is going to stop at some
| city east of Chicago or whatever Is
the ultimate destination of the train
he Is anxious to know IL the train he
has selected will halt there. Probably
he has been In too much of a rush to
inquire. or, in his haste. has forgotten
Once he has picked out the train from
the sign over the gate he hurries to-
ward it. When he is hundred feet
away he can read the list Of stops on
the station board.
| Platforms Level With Car Floors.
The long station platforms are on
the same level as the platforms and
the floors Of the cars. That is one of
the most important things from the
standpoint Of safety and comfort The