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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
reformation

July 10, 1912.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

Former Governor George {. Par
dee of California makes the predc-
tion that woman suffrage will soon
become universal in the United States.
He says that California has had moth
ing to regret since suffrage was grant
ed to women, for the women, without
exception, have stood for the better
ment of conditions in the state and in
the nation, Woman suffrage is in the
ring says Mr.. Pardee, "and in short
time it will win in every state in the
country, whether the men like it or
not"
DR.. George n. Converse, of the pub
tic health and marine hospital service,
the man who made the buildings of
San Francisco rat proof and was in
strumental in routing the plague
which infested the city in 1907, in on
mis- way to Peru where he has con
tract with the government to under
take the sanitation of lquitos on the
Amazon river. He will have 81 1,000,-
900 to spend in making the historic
city sanitary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

American cannon will be used by
the Chilean government in future,
perhaps to the exclusion OF cannon
manufactured by any other country.
The naval council of that republic
has just recommended the govern
mcnt to arm the new coast fortifica-
tions which were carried out under
the supervision of an American artil-
lery officer with American guns. The
German cannon We're rejected by the
council.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

Each age of our lives has its joys
Old people should be happy, and they
will be if Chamberlain's Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular These tab
lets are mild and gentle in their
action and especially suitable for
people of middle age and older For
sale by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

The first bill introduced into the
state senate following the enfran-
chisement OF Colorado women was an
act establishing a state home for de-
pendent and neglected children. Wom-
en- who are agitating the subject OF
votes for their sex are pointing to this
fact as an example of what the wom-
en- OF the country will do when they
are given the ballot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

President Tafts friends claim TO
be very much pleased at the deter
mination of Governor Woodrow VIII
son to be head of the democratic ma
tional committee as well as presiden-
tial nominee. He says the machine
men" will knife" the governor, il he
steam rollers them, according to the
Washington rumors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

Colonel Roosevelt is said to spend
the most OF his time drafting the plat
form which the Third Party will be
asked to adopt at the coming Chicago
convention. 1t is probable that he will
be assisted by Senator Bourne.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23

the important appropriation bills.
which should have been passed be-
fore July |. has seriously embarrass-
ed many OF the governmental depart
ments. Pressure has been brought
to bear on the house and senate
during the last week to dispose OF
the pending measures, and II IS
expected that much progress viii
be made in the next three days. Th"
agricultural and naval bills are B'''
in conference Failure TO act on the
post office appropriation bill has
seriously retarded work in that de
partmcnt, it is claimed.
In the senate the first three days
of the week will be devoted, it -
expected. to the completion of the
sundry civil appropriation bill, and
debate on the Panama canal admin
istration bill The democratic wool
tariff bill will be voted on Thurs. .
day, the excise tax bill Friday and
the sugar tariff bill Saturday On
each measure the debate will be
limited to the single day set for he
Vptp
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
Notice.

on the 10th day of August | will
make application TO the Hon. Lee
Cruce. goevrnor of the State of Okla
homa. for a pardon. on account o.
reformation.
w. ]. VII son.
July 10, 1912. lO-1m
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
SHOTS FLY WHEN
OPPOSING FACTIONS
OF CHURCH CLASH
One Side Gets Possession of
Building and Riot
EnSueS.

Gun play, broken pews, and five de-
PENDANTS in Police Court were the fruits
today of an early morning meeting
of members of the parish of the YER
mont Avenue Baptist Church. colored
organization, on Vermont avenue be-
tween Q and r streets, northwest. John
Bias is charged with carrying concealed
weapons, a pistol, and with intent to use
It, Robert L. Porter Is accused of carry
ing pistol and of being disorderly.
Joseph F. Burke, Lane Daw. and Mary
Snider are charged with disorderiness.
Wrecked benches and damage to other
property, amounting to 500 was done.
The picture of the Rev. Willis, pastor
of the church, was turned toward the
wall, chairs were piled upon the top of
the Bible, and the pulpit figured as a
barricade. The back door was smashed
C 20 pieces when the smoke of battle had
marched off the final victors.
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
TAFT AIDES EXPLAIN
WHY KARGER WENT
WEST WITH COLONEL
Correspondent Was Sent
Along as Part of Move in
Presidents Behalf. e,

II was stated at the Taft campaign
headquarters that the arrangements
whereby Gus j. Z Karger, correspondent
of the Cincinnati Times-Sta was to
go to Columbus today and report the
Roosevelt speech for various Taft pa
pers throughout the country, was moth
ing more or less than part of the
publicity campaign in behalf of the
President.
The admission was made at the head
quarters that the idea of sending Mr..
KarSer TO Columbus originated there.
1t was also said that the campaign COM
mittee had agreed to pay the telegraph
tolls for the Karger stories purely as
a matter of legitimate publicity.
Attaches of the headquarters had be-
fore them this morning letter sent
out to newspaper editor by the Roose-
welt managers offering to supply a SINH
lar special news service favorable to
the Colonel. This letter was a justifi-
cation for the assignment of Mr.. Kar-
ger TO so TO Columbus, ii was added
II any justification were needed
A number of newspapers throughout
the country supporting the President
had asked for a special service on the
Columbus speech, It was said by the
Taft managers. When il was finally
decided to send correspondent TO Ohio
to provide this, the decision was reached
tc offer the service to other papers
This was done, and it was the result of
this. II was explained. that q number
OF Washington correspondents were ap-
preached about the matter.
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
Harvard Men Complete
Plans for Banquet

The guest list OF the twenty-ninth an
nual dinner OF the Washington Harvard
Club, TO be given at Rauscher's next
Friday evening, includes President Taft.
Secretary Of the Navy Myer, and Presl-
dent Lowell. Of Harvard. One OF the
speakers will be Percy ID. Haughtoh,
head coach of the Harvard football
team.
The officers of the club are Beekman
Winthrop, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, president: John w. Holcombe,
DR.. Harvey w Wiley. Nicholas Long
worth. and James +. Curtis. vice presi-
dents; Pickering Dodge, treasurer; John
w. Davidge, secretary.
The dinner committee consists OF Wall
ter n. Puckermann, John W. Davidgc.
James T.. Curtis, r. II. Ellis, and
Charles +. Tittermann. '
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
HOBSON ASKS THAT
INQUIRY Be MADE
OF HAY CHARGES
Wants House to Investigate
Attack on Floor During
His Absence.

Asking a special committee to inves-
tigate the charges made against him on
the floor of the House by congressman
Hay and Fitzgerald during the debate
on the military appropriation bill. Con-
gresham Hobson of Alabama TODAY
arose to question OF personal privl-
lege I'm the House. e..
Congressmen Hay and Fitzgerald also
made uncomplimehtary comments upon
the alleged facts that Hobson had been
delivering Chatauaua lectures when he
should have been in Washington. Re
turning to the city today. Mr.. Hobson
had been assailed during his absence
and he presented privilege resolution
to have a committee OF five members
controversy.
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
G. P. o. Employees Pay
Honor to Washington

More than thousand employees. men
and women, of the Government Print
ing Office, assembled on the main stair
way landing on the seventh floor of The
new building at noon today to hold pa
rioric exercises in celebration of the
birthday anniversary of George Wash
inston, Senator Duncan L. Fletcher,
the senior Senator from Florida, de-
liNered an address on "Washington and
Patriotism"
The Government Printing Office mixed
chorus of thirty-fOur voices. under Tho
direction of Benjamin A. LinebaCk, gave
concert of patriotic airs. The aC-
compartments were played by Miss T.
X Schilling.
=, Public Printer Donnelly presided at
the exercises There were five musical
numbers on the program: The overture
Polonntise Militare, by Miss SchilIing;
washington Beloved" The Flower OF
freedom and columbia Beloved" by
the chorus, and the finale, America"
by all those present.
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
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The Washington times., 1912-02-21
Funeral of J. w. Fox
Tomorrow Morning

The body of James w. Fox, a we'll
known real estate operator, who died
yesterday morning at George washing
ton University, was sent to Rockville,
Nd. at l o'clock this afternoon by w.
Il. Humphrey & Son, undertakers, and
the funeral will be held from st. Mary's
CATHOLIC Church there. tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The interment will be
in the Catholic Cemetery. The Rev.
Father Philip Mcclure will conduct the
services. Mr.. Fox Is survived by three
sons, n. w. Fox, of the Washington
bureau of the New York Herald; Major
Charles ]. Fox, of the National Guard
OF the District of Columbia; and Frank
lyn Fox, of New York.
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
From the News Columns WASHINGTON
Times. Feb. 20. 1912.
.ELG|N BOARD PUTS
PRICE OF BUTTER
DOWN FIVE CENTS
Will Not Affect Washington
Consumers, However, for
Several Days.

The Elgin Butter Board, which met
Yesterday afternoon. set the wholesale
price of butter at q cents per pound,
a drop of cents per pound. rivaling
the drop of cents per dozen in the
wholesale price of eggs two weeks ago.
Washington markets, which are gov
quote the wholesale price of butter at
% cents per pound, the cents being
the carriage expenses. The retail price
will not be affected in Washington
fact that practically all the local deal
ers buy on a weeks margin, so that
the price here will not fall until most of
the supply on hand, which is very
snort just now, is disposed or.
Butter at most markets today is re-
falling at 3S and 40 cents per pound, al
Qoush II is predicted that butter will
be- retailing at around So cents per
pound within the week.
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
Noon Services.

Midday services are being held at
the Church of the Epiphany this week
by the Rev. Randolph McKim, the
pastor. They are in continuation of the
successful midday services held in that
church last week by the Rev. William
Wilkinson, the wall Street Parson."
Each sermon lasts about twenty min
utes. They begin at l2:35 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1912-02-21
From News Columns Evening Star,
Feb. %. 1872.
FIVE-CENT BUTTER DROP
SSLIGHTLY FELT HERE
Leading Brands Today Quot
ed at 40 Cents-Slump
Due to Oleomargarine.
Drop of Two Cents Here.

The effect of the changed quotations
at Elgin on local prices was only slight
ly felt today. Leading brands of butter
were offered at 40 cents, a drop of .
cents over yesterdays price.
In some of the smaller stores, where
the prices of butter have remained COM
paratively low during the winter, near
by country" which had been selling for
30 cents when Elgin was at So was ad
Vanced to 80 cents. Elgin butter, which
is the general term for the Western
creamery product, was 50. 49, and 40
cents. This was the same for the low
est grade as during the period of high
prices, and cents less for the high
grade.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07

LA exccrable TRACTION de Orozco
Sc acaba de perfilar con todos los
contornos de iii Iscariotc y como
nube tempestuosa sc lcvanta cn
chihuahua con todas las blasfe--
mias del parricida y del ingrato
para hacer guerra al Gobicrno
constituido Gle su patria y dar I'm
bofet6n al cariho v & la conGian-
za que el pueblo cngahado tenia
en- el.
Inscnsato! sloi6 en- una gIan-~
de2a "'prestadn" y en- una gloria
improv,sada, y su alma raquitica
resent6 de- grandeza, y le envenc-
no el honor que su vilcza no es-
taba acostumbrada 4 representa-.
Desdc el martes sc prevefa va
La pr6xima detection del en- otro
tempo leal leader de Ia revolu--
eiGn Maderista. 0roaeo- eHxiss ,sss
se dfa un mensaje telegrAfico nj
rebclde Campo que estaba en- Ga--
lego, cerca de chihuahua, nOtifi-.
candole que ayanzara sobre cir,-
dad Chihuahua para unirse 4 81,
Y aunque esta incitaci6n parecfa
envolver una intriga de estrate-
gia de guerra, Sc recel6 tambi6n
fuera una declaration dc su trai-
ci6n. Y asi f,,1. Sus seisciontos
hombrcs desde cse momento los
puso al servicio dc la causa van
dalica y no titube6 en- poner una
marca negra en- sn carrcra dc
cmancipador, dc,ribando su gran.
deza.
Hoy ss lin miserable clemcnto
de deslealtad Z una paja enccndi--
da que el viento disipard presto,
mn cnemigo dc su patria, que Ia
compromcte Y la arrastra dc los
cal,rllos al abismo.
I'll honorabl, General Geroni-.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07
FL Pie. Taft n1anda SaIir De
Mexico q los ATnefiCanOs

Ell Prcsidcnto Taft el dia dos
del presentc mes remiti6 I'm to-
lcgrama al En.I ajador Wilson eli
10 ciudad dc Mexico, dandolc las
dcl caso para que
todos los C6nsules americanos es.
parcidos eli la Repnblica Mexica-
na avisen 4 los ciudadanos amc--
ricanos RESIDENCES alli que sal
gan del pals ,m el momento dc
un peligro de bandoleros Y cuan-
do la situaci6n sc haga intolcra
bic 6 inscgtlra para la vida y la
propicdad., deiando sus bienes 4
propiedades al cuidado de los
consnles anericanos mas inmedia
tos.
Anterior 4 ,ste mensaie 4 Me-
xico. al ST.. plcsidente Taft llizo
publican una proclama. el1 ia qate
exhorta & sus coneiudadanos rtsf
sidentes en- Mexico Que en- todo
acaten la ley y no Sc inmiscuen
Ell actos hostiles al gobierno dc
Mexico los culles actos son pu-
nibles on los Estados Unidos y
en- easo de que cualqtiier amcri..
cano en- Mexico Sc una & l0 re-
bcli6n, 10 hara de s,l propia cuon
.tts i ricsgo Y sin eontar con la
protection de ies Estados Ifsrdos,
quedanao, por tanfo, aujetos d
su sucrtc y al eastigo que ias le-
yes de Mexico j spli4nen 4 tales de
3litas3 y solo Oh eiao oStfefnO de
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07
Mas de mil lsil6netros dc vic
d8sbrufna,

s3eg9a ei cAloulo tc los ingenie<
ros t1el golJiefno dc Mexico, af
hallan aefualmonte dostruidaH ri
la vecina Repnbliea nil ciehto on.
ee lkil6mefros &c canine de fier.
70, no materialmento destruido,
pero paralizado por efeeto dc los
pnentes yolodos 4 dinamita por
los snbleyados.
Solo aIrededof de Toree6n hAy
on parte yias dasrieladas lnate@
riaImante, II pafalizadas nm Ion.
gEtusl de sfa como de aFtinient,A
ltil6metroa qna eN,liyalea 4 NUS
100. mjiias h,iemaa tla G Chi.
}lysahna s EI I'aso toda 10 yia
gkIFaa t1ne aoil 9G9 Kilometres,
S. is laraItzasa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07
Trevino el Pueblo Norte de Mexico avanzan
contra el Desleal
Pr6xiTnO Indu|tO de A|eian-
drO Ca|der6n

FL Conscjo IL mdulto del Esta-
do rindio su C'ctamcn ell sAbado
pr6ximo pasado en- Austin, reco--
mendando al cenor Gobernador
Colquitt commute la pena dc mucr
te dccrctada contra Alejandro
Caldcr6n en- prisi6n perpetua EN-
In Pcnitcnciaria del Estado. La
decision del Consejo, fue el re-
sultado dc In revision de los au-
tos del proceso presentados, & Ia
Cortc dc Apclaciones del ramo
Criminal cuando este alto tribu-
nal confirm6 81 fallo dc Ia Cortc
dc Distrito de csta ciudad, sen
tcnciando 4 Ia horca 4 Alcjan~-
dro Calder6n por cl dclito de
asesinato Ell primer grado come
lido ell Julio lie 1910 en- ln per-
soma de Dorotto Morales eli tuna
casa, hahitaciJn del occiso, GER
EEea del eelnalltnrio de- San l'es7-..
nando de esta ciildad
los peritos Gel Consejo encon-
traron en- cl Gclito dc Caldcr6n
atenuantes que no amcritaban cl
terrible fallo de muerte, en- el sen
tir dc cllos, per habcrsc hallado
ebrio el REQ en- ol momcnto que
comcti6 su de(ito, y no habcr an
tecedentes de livalidad cntrc es-
tc SUI victima. s0brcvinicndo cl
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07
Teclla del Alamo.

Aver, 6 de sfnr1o, estuyo fla.
maando q lnedia asta et pcndon dt
In cstfcila 8olitarfa q sea 10 ban
tlcra dc Texaa sobre las rtlinas del
tempto del alnmo tli osta e1tls-
dad,en conmemoracinii del attiYer
sa,io do To toMa del Alamo 81 q
de Mario dc isa6
ia bandera jsada ayer sobfe tas
,uinag fine regalo del aohernador
t,oldtagt para qHe gen ostontafia
.eu III historical eapilla.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07
A|arTna en-
7 Brownsville
Los ETnp|eadOs MexiCanoS
paSan q Texas

I'll Gobernadcr del Estado en
Austin rccibi6 ln mcnsaje tcle--
grafico dc Brownsville cl lines
tlltimo, ell ell cue sc lc noticiaba
del paso 4 Texas de dos emplea-
dos fiscales dc la aduana dc Ma
tamoros y el arresto dc dos ciu--
dadanos amer'canos practicable
por aqucllos EN- tcrritorio dc los
Estados Unidos.
I'll Gobernadcr Colquitt telc-
CRATIC al Presi lcntc Taft In gra--
vedad del incidcnte International.
para que SO toniase aecion admi-
nistrativa en cl acto v sc hiciera
una investigator del asunto.
Con Ia actividad que demanda-
ba el caso, las antoridadcs de
Washington parecc que han des-
cubierto que, aunque queda en-
pic ei hecho de- paso & Texas de
dos "vistas' ) ccladores fiscalcs
mexicanos, no es cierto que fstos
hayan hecho algnn arresto en- te-
rritorio dc los l1stados Unidos,
pues segun sc ha investigate, los
empleados mexicanos, o mejOr di.
cho, nm emplcado mexicano pasf
4 territorio dc Texas Y persuade
4 Jose Garcia Y Arturo Mar.
gain 4 pasar i Matanoros "pol
su voluntad y sin imponcr fuerzo
6 violencia eli clos ] cstos con
sintieron Ell pasar M6xico,tal
vcz cngaiiados pcro no tofzados
y una vcz Oh Il sucfo mcxicano
fucron aprehendidos Y rcmitidos
bicn prcsos 4 II ciudad Gle Mex
co por 81 deiito de rebellion que
pesa sobrc ellos.
Estos aprehendidos cn Mata-
moros, y no Ell Brownsville CO.
mo SC rumora, son cludadanos
de los Estados Unidos, es verdad
10 Que no implde auc seantcapt,l
RADIOS legalmcnte ell Mexico
scan juzgados &c conformidad 60
las lcyes del pais al comproharsP
les el delito de que Sc les acusa.
Dc ger eierto este, que hemot
tornado de In rrensa americana,
NADIA tiene que lacer cl Gohicrn'
de Washington eli ese incident
dc Brownsyi1l3 Y NADIA hay a,,t
temer por complicaeioncg inter
naeionolea.
A filtima hora
Las capturaoos Jose Gare1a
Arfrpe RTargain fueron pfestos {
iibertad on Monterres MaSieN. Il
ieayer inarscs Ycgfin telegratlfa,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07

dcfensa dc la vida o propfcdadcs
son facultados 4 usar do mcdios
Violcntos.
Exn>rta, asi mismo, el ST., Pre-
sidentc Taft 4 todos sus conciu-~
dadano& eli Mexico IL que hagan
4 sus respcctiyos C6nsulcs una
rcscna dc las circunstancias Que
les obligan sa!ir del tclWitorio
Mcxicano, dctnIlando q lugar dor
de rcsiden Y listrito 8 campo in
fcstado dc rebeldes. y peligro IN
minentc dc ser agrcdidos por ac-
tos vandalicos dc auuellos, Il fin
de que los Gonsulcs sepan 4 don,
de dirigirles protection, Y sc ha-
gan cargo de les interescs y pro.
Ipiedades que aician abandonados
la proclalna csta redactada COZ
Itetmillos dc pSofmdo respeto n
iderech0 International Y & los
Isentimientos Gle jnsticia y cdni-.
dad
Las autoridaflts do Washington
Iliacan notas axplicativas acerce
dc esta proelaina, dicicndo q,ic
Ino significa hi una declaration ii
neutfalislad on la contienda actnf
lde Mexico, Iii un reconocimientt
ltampoco del saovimicnto revolu~
fcionaric Gle refereneia, Y solo q
|nn aviso Que puede sorvir tt
! g,iia 4 los nnlotienfi0s en- M6Siet
.on los nettialas distnrltios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-07
Dos Anorican0S TluGrtOS en-
PaIOTnaS

El Collector &c aduanas de El
Paso fnl notificado eli telcgrama
dc la aduann &c Columbus, Nue.
vo Mf&ico, qu: la maiinrn del
lines dc aata semana huho I'm
titotco entire. oilatro me2ieanos y
tres amerieanos vaqneros eerca de
PaIop1as, chihuahua, resnltando
lnnert0s dos nnerieanos, eily0a
son p. n. MeCormiek,
superintendent de Ia conpafifa
"f'alomas Land aud Cattle Con,s.
.pany, = III. Galc.
f,sta noticia no liz gido con-
fifmnda MIN. Il csi I'M simple rl1s
NOR I,reYaIece 1nucIla axeiIaeioH
entire los tnbitantes de aHibas
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