The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-30

leCting revenue in one state for the
s. marshals in another to destroy 1t
is one of the illustrations of what
an amusing thing the law can
be-in some communities Phoenix,
The only difference in buying
goods from the home merchants and
from the mail order houses is that
you get good goods cheap at home
! and get cheap goods cheap from the
mail order house. Which do you
prefer? Lubbock Avalanche.
A stranger who looks like the
picture of convict escaped rom
PENNSYLVANIA prison is being held
! by the Wichita police, although he
is four inches shorter, thirty pounds
lighter and ten years younger than
the fugitive. But the police still
hold him, probably on the theory
that a man has no right to resem-
Bile a convict-News- Capital.
Every voter in Oklahoma who be-
lieves that we have not enough Of
ficials and do not pay enough for
salaries should vote for Roosevelt.
the man who as president increased
the number of officials more than
any other man who ever sat in
the White House and who made the
expense bill Of the nation greater
in time of peace than it had been
in time of war.-Ada News.
Two cuttings from 25-acre tract
of land near Tulsa this year has
netted the owner a little over S'oo
in cold cash. The price of the first
cutting was good, but the last cut
ting. last week sold for $40 per ton
in the field, the buyers hauling 1t
away. The owner figures that ne
wi lget two more cuttings yet from
the field this year. This demon
strates to the Tulsa county farmers
that there is good money in alfalfa,
and that it is a safe and sure crop,
and there will be lot more alfalfa
sowed this fall and next spring
Tulsa Leader.
An Edwards county, Kansas, farm
er was short harvest hand. He
went to Kinsley, a mile away, in his
auto. He found man there "soused
to the gills,' dumped him into his
auto and took him out to the farm.
Next morning when the drunkard
had "come out of it, he asked now
far il was TO town. The farmer told
him fifteen miles and promised to
take him in the following Saturday
if he would help harvest that week
The man worked all week without
knowing that he was only a mile
from town-Wagone Sayings
C. C. Zeigler, president Of the
state federation of labor, devoted
considerable space in his annual
address to the excoriaton Of certain
labor parasites. chronic agitators'
who do infinite harm to the cause
of honest labor. The flannel mouth
ed agitator is the greatest enemy ol
labor ORGANIZATIONS. Whenever the
calm counsels of wise leaders CON
troll, there is nothing that ought 10
he accomplished which labor unions
can not accomplish-News-C Capital.
"The success Of the democratic
party means the enthroning OF one
set of bosses and the success OF
the republican party means the en-
throning in power of another set
of bosses" says the Bull Moose II
comes with good taste from the man
who was president for nearly eisht
years, and during that time was one
of the most noted political bosses
the country has ever known. lie IL
was who made the country take
Taft and he II was who stepped
down from his dignified place as
president and entered the political
arena to make a fight for his polit-
ical heir. After his own party had
refused to overturn the Bull Moose
former idol and reinstate him, he
now claims that the party he once
dominated is "boss ruled That's