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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-27
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Just received another car of that
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A Des Moines man had an attack
OF muscular rheumatism in his
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dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-27
Driven Oft a Terror.

The chief executioner of death in
the winter and spring months is
pneumonia. It's advance agents are
colds and grip, In any attack by
one of these maladies no time
should be lost in taking the best
medicine obtainahle to drive it off.
Countless thousands have found this
to be DR.. Kings New Discovery.
MY husband believes 1t has kept
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or four times" writes Mrs. George
w. Place. RawsonYille, Vt, "an1
for coughs, colds and Group We have
never found its equal" Guaranteed
for all bronchial affections. Price
80 cts and s100 Trial bottle free
at Ringer Drug Co.
Evening star., 1912-01-07

There are two ways to tell whether
you have weak kidneys.
The first is through the pains In the
hack and other outward signs. The
.econd is by examination Of the kid.
ney secretfOns.
Tint Is why physicians make such
i. careful examination when You ap-
- 90. yusurance. and II there ia any
.fpn Of kidney trouble you are likely
rejected.
kidney disease In SO dangerous that
Il In n bad mistake to overlook or
neglect It, and II pain In the back, re-
currfnr headaches or . fretful, ncrv-
ou. tired condition makes You suspect
.ome kidney trouble, take the trouble
n watch the kidney secrettons. Look
co. .rx of the following sigDss
wor. or less than three and One-half
pints passed daily.
Too dark or too pale q color.
Passages too frequent, pr0fuse or
much reduced. or scaIding and painful.
sandy. gritty or cloudy settings.
Fat or oily looking layer which gath
.r. IN the surface when allowed to
stand. or q jeIly-like thickening.
staining of the linen or bad odOr.
Temporary changes may occur for .
fine from things eaten, but if the
changed appearance continues your
kidneys are out Of order and need
help. Neglect may prove serious.
Evening star., 1912-01-07

than form 1t. If they have been active
at all on the presidency feature. wat
sons concern is almost exclusively In
the matter of electing a favorable leg
islature, and his relative interest," IN
the presidency is the selection OF tne
man likely to prove the most popular
IN West Virginia
A Watson intimate In Wheeling de-
clares positively that Watson mas
troversy, and there is not thing 70
indicate otherwise in West virginia
Notwithstanding any gossip In WASH
ington or elsewhere. 1t is saie
guess that Watson IL not for wilson.
Some democrats close to him declare
that Wilson Is theorist and that the
democratic party has tried theorists as
national leaders long enough. the
facts are, as stated before frequently.
that West Virginia will be delivered
to Harmon unless radical cnange
intervenes.
There is growing sentiment for Un,
derwood and he is u strong second
choice in West Virginia. senator Wat
son saws he Is In favor OF sending an
uninstructed delegation to the conven-
tion, and this may produce fight
Evening star., 1912-01-07
New Buildings In Order.

The construction OF another building on
the university campus would mark con-
tinued progress in the construction OF
new buildings that has been evident since
several local fraternities started the erec-
llon Of new homes here scme time ago.
Within the past year two buildings have
been added. both permanent homes OF
college fraternities, and these have been
declared the most complete build ngs of
ii e kind in the south. The new dOrm1-
tory probably will be built along similar
lines, but on much larger scale, and
would be welcomed to eliminate 6ne OF
the few spots that are the nearest 10
'eyesores'' on the campus.
II will be recalled that earlier in the
season the domineering hand o matri-
me ny deprived the un versity OF one Hs
most prominent athletes. ex-Capt Leo
Bowen of the foot ball e.even.
Now comes the report mat the lure OF
the stage has attracted another ana lnls
time the track team Will suHer. u was
learned during the past week tnat
four that carried the Oranse and blue
to victory In every important match OF
the season, has for Isak.n ms stu ies anu
extra attractions nasn,,,e at ene etaee Where II
is said, he will make his debut shortly IN
a al Letch that he claims as the Work OF
his own hand and mind. ais plans hao
been known only to his closest lrienos
and came as q severe shock to those
who expected to see Virginia score an
other victory over Geor.etoWn In the
big athletic carnival in WashinSton next
March. With the loss OF Boyle. Coacn
Lannigan will have but one remaining
veteran. Capt. Todd. around whom ne
viii build a team. Fortunately Todd Is
last man. on the team and 1t Is barely
possible that three men Will be developer
Who will be sufficiently fast to MI the
places vacated by Berkely. Wa lerste
and Royle. Wiley Cooke. former mid
die distance runner. will fill one OF the va
cant positions to a nicely, jud In. by his
performances in the fal: tryouts last Oc-
tober. & OF the other candidates Roger
Zone. formerly Of the Western hi- q
school and Georgetown University OF
" ashington; koicomb. a newcomer from
seattle High School: Brisss and Mem,
both of whom finished we'll up among
candidates for last years team. are mos.
nromising. Capt. FELTON, Of the Law
rencevllle Preparatory school tra.k team,
who. according to report. was to enter
!, university after the Christmas recess.
viii not be available until next fall.
Word has been received here that ne
viii be unable to come south this year.
alihoueh he has completed his course in
the well known northern preparatory
school.
Evening star., 1912-01-07
NEW REVENUE CUTTERS.
Launch of the Miami and Unalaga
Will Be Made Late This Month.

There are under construction at the big
shipyard at Newport News. Va. six ves-
sells for the government. two OF which.
the revenue cutters Miami ana Unalaga,
will be launched In the latter part Of this
month The other vessels building are
the big naval golfers Proteus and Nerius.
the battleship Texas and an unnamed tor
pedo boat destroyer. The launching OF
the two new revenue cutters VII be made
a gala occasion and will be attended by a
large number OF the officers OF the service
and others from this city. The Miami is
designed for service in Florida waters and
the UnalaEa will be taken to Alaska for
service on that frozen coast Both ships
are up to date In every particular and
several months will be required. after
| launching. to fit them out and make them
ready for their trial trips.
Evening star., 1912-01-07
PLAN Alumni HALL
Virginia University Graduates
Interested in Project.
TRACK TEAM LOSES BOYLE
Runner Succumbs to Attractions Of
Vaudeville Stage.
DISCUSS GEORGETOWN GAME
Believed Decision to Play Annual
Gridiron Contest Will Be
Arrived At.
Special Dispatch :" The Star.

Special Dispatch :" The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. January 6.
Alumni Of the University of Virginia
scattered through every state of the
Union have promised cooperation in
movement to cons ,ruct handsome build
ing which, according to present plans.
will be known as Alumni Hall.
Information was gwen out to this ef-
feet by those behind the movement here
Friday and more than $1,000 has al
ready been raised by popular subscrip-
ton Orig.nators Of the idea have been
working secretly for some time mainly
for the purpose Of testing popular opin-
ion before going ahead with definite
ans The idea has been indorsed on
all sides.
AS to the size of the building or prob
able location, nothing ueIinite has been
decided, but 1t is expected that 1t will
be used as q dormitory. The rapid in
crease in registration at the university as
borne out by statistics recently gathered
is sufficient evidence of the demand and
absolute necessity tor the Construction o.
sucn building. At the p. eSent time
every room on the campus is occup ed,
wn le many of the stuGeats are forced 20
patronize nearby boarding houses.
Tue const. uct.on of q hall dedicated
and maintained by the alumni of the
university would mean the realization
OF that which number of outg JinS
classes have been working for. especia ly
in late years Many gra luates feel they
owe some recognition to their alma
mater and that this should take the form
Of a contribution toward handsome
building that would stand as an actual
expression Of their appreciation.
Definite announcement Of the plans Of
those behind the proposition. together with
a detailed account Of funds available and
necessary for the constructor of the
proposed building, will be made through
tho columns Of the Bulletin. the alumni
news medium. which is widely circulated
Evening star., 1912-01-07
WASHINGTON PROOF
Herman o. Hesen, s37 Sd st. NE

Herman o. Hesen, s37 Sd st. Ne,
Washington, ID. C., ssyss
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caused sharp tsyin.es through my Ioins
and ID often seemed ~ if q knife had
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frequent and painful passages Of the
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kidneys TO q normal condition. An
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complaint"
Evening star., 1912-01-07
TOWS IN DAMAGED SL0OP.
The Niccy Brooks in Collision With
Tug Capt. GrigE.

The revenue cutter Apache, Capt. Car
mine, towed into harbor at Baltimore the
oyster-dredging sloop Niccy Brooks.
which had been badly damaged In col
lision with the army tug Capt. Grigg on
Fort CSrroll. As the sioop was passing
the fort the tug backed out. according to
the report of the master OF the vessel.
nd the vessels came together. The bow
spirit of the sloop was carried away and
o.her damage done and the Grigg took
her in two and anchored her under the
lee OF Hawkins pont
The high wind caused the vessel to
drag anchor and to foul the army cable
betWeen Fort Carroll and Fort Armst, al
Seas we're br, aking over the vessel when
he Apache seeing her signals OF distress
vent 10 her aid and taking the sloop In
tow carried her TO q safe anchorage.
Evening star., 1912-01-07
Hope for Georgetown Game.

It is a we'll known fact here now that
the proposed foot ball game between
Virginia and Georgetown in Washington
next year will come in for vast ans unit
Of discussion at q meeting Of the board
OF faculty athletic advisers that proba bly,
will be held here next week.
According to yjans set before the holi-
days. the meeting was to have been keld
several days ago. but because Of the alb
seuce Of DR.. Lambeth. chairman of the
committee. a postponement was neces-
saYy AS matters now Stard II seems
that the probability Of the arrangement
of a game hinges on action in re gard to
the eligibility code. For the past month.
or. in fact, ever since the game In Wash
iuRton last November, members OF the
committee have been gather ing acts, and
these will be discussed at the meeting
next week.
The consensus here seems to be that
q game ultimately will be arranged, as
It is confidently expected that the George
Evening star., 1912-01-07

The najcr leaguers will find Virginia's s
base ball nine above the average college
team. In Eppa Rixey the colleg:ans ave
one of the most promising twirlers In col.
lege ranks. Last season he pitched the
team to victory over number Of the
fastest clubs in the east, notably the
Toronto nine of the International League
Capt. Douglass. who plays in the short
Held, is also touted as a coming major
eaguer. OF the team that won the soutl :
ern title last year after downing George
town In two successive games. seven pay
ers are still available. The two vacant
positions will be we'll taken care of by
wealth Of new material that is reported
On hand.
The basket ball season opens here to-
night in Fayerweight gymnasium with
the quint from Emory and Henry as an
Evening star., 1912-01-07

opponent.
The Virginia nuint under Coach I4anni-
gan is fast rounding into form. and 81 ould
have little trouble in downing their ad-
versaries in toni hts a-ne. Sir IN a
will probably line up in the opener as
fellows: Right onward. + Rixey: left
forward. Gill; center. ". r KEY: right
back, Neff; left back. Churchman.
II has just been learned here that Roy
Moyston, who for the past three months
has acted as editor of College Topics | as
resigned his position because of press Of
work.
Durno his term of service patrons of
the paper have enjoyed representative
&C nti1butions, and the athletic association
will face a dfficult task n picking "A
worthy successor. The most prominent
candidates for the office at the present
time are George Waller, who has been
acting exchange editor. and f. Strud-
wick, Jr.. the present assistant ed tor-in-
cl ief. Both men possess the necessary
qualifications. The next issue of tho
paper Will probably appear "Wednesday
# next week
Evening star., 1912-01-07

town advisers will accede to any demand
that might be made as to reasonable
changes of the eligibility code agreed on
some years ago. However. 1t is hardly
expected that local authorities will yield
an inch of ground once they have taken
their stand. Contrary to general be-
lief Virginia is not dependent on the
Georgetown game for the support of her
athletic coffe! S, for should athletic re a
ions with the Wa hin ston school be
called off the mana ement here would
have little or no trouble In arranging
a date with another southern university.
possibly Vanderbilt. Norfolk. for in
stance. would support a game In which
Virginia would be factor and the
sportsmen of the south undoubtedly
would turn out in large numbers to wit
ness a game between the Old Dominion
team and any opponent Of equal standing.
Students here as well as residents OF
Charlottesyille arc anxiously awaiting
the arrival of Manager Clark Griffith of
the Washington base ball team. who, ac-
cording to report. Is due in Charlottes
willie next week to complete arrangements
Evening star., 1912-01-07
HAVE YOU SUSPECTED YOUR KIDNEYS?

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late the kidney secre ions, stfmulnfe
and help sick kidneys 10 better action.
There In less b2ckn.he, Rheumatic pnfn.
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the kidneys are well.
Home proof fs the best evidence.
Evening star., 1912-01-07

ruary: DR., Alderman, on "The Book of
Job: Prof. Trawick. secre- ary of social
study and service, International Young
Mems Christian Assoc alton committee.
on THE Negro Of the South dllust-at-
ed)"; Jackson Davis. superintendent OF
the negro public schools of Virginia. on
AN Economic Study Of the Negro in
bling; Prof. A. H. Tutte. on THE
Search for Truth: Prof w. NJ. Forrest
on q subject to be announced la er: Or
John Staige Davis. on Effects of Alcohol
on the Body; DR.; p; A. Alderman on on
Rugh Of New York city. the University
of Virginia's foreign representatives
The neighborhood work committee has
been instrumental in supplying many
Sunday schools and churches W tn work
ers from the student body. All he va
have been supplied by the brotherhood
Baptist students are conducting classes
Fife Chapel and Rose Hill Church The
B. Y. P. l., the Epworth League. the
at the various churches of the city have
had student leaders from time to time.
new committee to be known as the
hosp tai committee has lately been fns i
tuted. which. In conjunction wi The
ladies' auxiliary, will visit the students
coofined to the university hospital and
keep the community informed a S TO the
illness Of members Of the student body.
supper to all men interested in mis-
sionary work will Re given hy the board
of directors Of the Young Me-'s Chris
ton Association here next week. when
extensive plans for complete camraign
RI tre university student body will be
discussed.
The mission study COMMITTEES, compoeed
OF students as well as members OF the
faculty. has held number of meetings
during the term that closed with the
start OF the Christmas recess, and ac-
cording to a report that has been Issued
recently has accomplished much.
One Of the most popular clas es in the
work is that led by Secretary Brockman
Of tte Young Mems Christian Association
and interested in ''tfe nplist os ina
Another class of twelve has been en-
rolled-that under the direction OF DIR.
Frank Smart will study THE healing Of
nations"
Evening star., 1912-01-07

all over tie country. The success will
depend entirely on popular subscriptions.
and this fact will be emphasized in an
article now being prepared by a promt-
nent alumnuS
The proposition has the earnest support
O. President Alderman. the trustees OF
the university. as well as the faculty and
student body, all Ct whom have pledged
their support in the furtherance Of plans.
Evening star., 1912-01-07
Program Of Lectures.

The committee on public meetings has
fixed the following program OF lectures
to be carried out during January and Feb
Evening star., 1912-01-07
Seeks Place on Bench.

Judge Doolittle of Huntington is grid
ing his ermine for race for one of the
state supreme court judgeships. Judge
Willis of Doddridge has a similar aspira-
tion. There is talk of holding a STATE
convention for the purpose of nominating
judicial candidates and so for naming
delegates 10 II e national republican con-
rcntion earlier than the state ticket
primary or previous to June 4.
There is no attempt to organize an anti
Taft crusade, and il there is any La
Toilette sentiment in West Virginia 1t is
without atten.lts TO cry stallize. This Is
not saying there IS decided Tat senti-
lnent, but the state committee and the
TAFT and viii attempt to get instruct ons
fyT him. There Is a decided Roosevelt sem
timent, but II is not organized and may
not lie. In fact. a sort of tired feeling
Affects the republican party as a whole
in West Virginia, notwiths landing the
booms of the office seekers. VINO appar-
entity have supreme confidence in tie out
ook II they can secure the nominations
they seek
On the democratic side all is quiet
There Is not single announced can.
didacy for any Office on that ticket
And yet every democrat Of prominence
approached speaks with confidence OF
the outlook for his party in state ant
nation. The only doubter met is the
democrat who Is dissatisfied with the
election OF Senator Watson. and there
are some few of them. But even thes
are enthusiastic over the national out
look.
Senator Watson took occasion thi.
week to deny the reported assertion:
that he was actively seeking to com
bat the nomination of Woodrow Will
son, and that he had tried to line vi
West Virginia first for Harmon. mex
for Clark. next for Underwood am
later for Senator O'Gorman Cnioubt
edly there has been u lot of silly ROT
published in this connection.
Feeling Out Sentiment.
AZ "a matter of fact. Watson. an
PARTICULARLY Senator Chiffon. have beer
Evening star., 1912-01-07
Collegian Nine Above Average.

! for the quartering of his team durins
its stay in the university community.
Evening star., 1912-01-07
Feeling Out Sentiment.

A. "A matter of fact. Watson. and
ftrticularly Senator Chiffon. have been
,rying to ascertain sentiment rather
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

Table Linens, Napkins, Towels

Positively the greatest Table Linen, Napkin and
Towel sale ever offeed in city. We really have
enough for two stores 1t will be chance if you
get this offer again.
Beautiful satin finish and linen Damask, go in.
wide. regular 39c value. This sale price. 1890. pc
Genuine mercerized bleached Damask, in beau
tfulforal and other designs, GA inches wide, reg
ular 6oc quality Sale price soc
75c all linen Table Damask, y inches wide... soc
125 all linen, extra fne rs inch Damash -. soc
Napkins tc match all our table linens at great
ly reduced prices.
One lot of red and white blue and white, gold
and white, Table Damask in beautiful patterns.
Regular 35c value for ................. Ice
so dozen long size Turkish Bath Towels, regu-
lar l5c value. This sale price .............. &c
so dozen Huck Towels, large size, red borders
and plain white regular for 25c values Sc
so dozen Linen Damask Towels, matted fringe
and hemstitched, red, blue, yellow, pink and plain
white. Regular 35c values for ............... l9c
so dozen extra long beached Turkish Bath
Towels good value for 35c each Our sale price 19c
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

Our Loom End Sales are a business
proposition which is well worth your
consideration. You need the goods
its up to you to come to this big sale
and save money
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

You canmake no mistake in buying at
the Great Loom End Sale. Prices that
will appeal to you. Values you will ap-
Preciate at a glance. You'll have to hurry
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

This sale will go down in the history of
our city as being the biggest sale ever
pulled off. In its economy it overStepS
any sale ever held under our roof. Its
a great chance---itS your chance, and
your proof of wisdom is in taking ad-
vantage of it
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

New Loom ends will be pot on sale
daily. You will be able to secure
great bargains every day
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

Money saved is money made. You can.
make money by attending our Big
Loom End Sale ::
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

Our store will be closed all day Fri
day, January u, to mark down and
arrange stock for the big sale
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

Don't miss reading a single line of this
Sheet---every word means much to you.
The Red Tickets all mark bargains.
Doors open at 8 O'Clock first morning
of sale : ::
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-01-10

$500 yards best brands
Apron Bingham, right off
the bolt Sc yd
Our entire big stock of
Dress Ginghams, in all
the new patterns, checss
stripes, plaids = all the
very best brands and reg
ular 124 and 15c sellers.
Sale price .......... SIC
One lot of Percales,
full width, best brands,
in dark and light colors,
regular 10 to 124c values
This sale -. 49,. SIC
One lot Galetea Cloth,
in fancy and solid colors.
The best goods made for
childrens lompers and
ladies dresses. Regular
zoe sellers 5000. 143c