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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14
Seutiher 9anowebr Serein. /.

Der Deuti6e Sanofpebr 8erein bicfs
9eItern unter 8orItg Des prGiioenteH
8. SDermann uno prototoQfiibrung
Des Shriftfibrers J. Metgsl Isine re-
gelmdBige BerIammlung ab. s. fanz
Den in Der Webr8abl ROutinegei1dfte
Grleoigung. 2lls ueuss WtitglieO puroe
2beooor golte bDreeih hIagen, ipelher
bon 1905-07 bel benz GlDenburgsr
JRfanterie Regt. go. 81 geoient BAT.
Oas Nufnabme apmmtttee niro iih
Dleie5 9eIude5 anns6men. 8erfhisoens
GtnIaoungen liefen eIu uno ss tpurpe
be1dllonen, bic MISUNDERSTANDING per
SdnoDebr 9eIangsiettiou am 20. Sts
tObertober in Der Cosmopolitan 6aQe
uno ben Bal Dss Utilitdr llHterItiibz
ungsz 8ereins ooQ3d6lig gu beiu6eR.
DesgleI9en ntrp lid Der Yereiu an
ben llnterbaltungsn Der Sob ssloD
Ginger iopie oes OeutihzQmeritdniz
i6en llnteritiiBungs 8ereins nah
ardften betbeiligen.
Der 8srein betrouert oas 5inI6eiz
ben 3neier alien aamerdoen. Qm 7.
Sttober itarb &dmerao eyulius Won=
mob i'm 2llter BON 81 Sabren Der
Veritorbene aebDrte Ieit Dem IA. oSaz
nuar 1878 oem 8eretn an. 4m 8. Sfz
tober iturb 3dmerao Gouis 0roen,
peI6er ebenFaus iiber 25 Sabre benz
9erein ansebort Bat. Die anlpsienpen
Sdmeraoen erbobeu ii6 CUR gbruns
Der 9eritorbeusn BON ben Stbeu. prGz
iIoeut s.. Spermann pipmete ben
0abingei6isoenen eineu ebreuoen
| Hdhruf.
Der 0eIsgat gum 9sutiten Stobt-
loerbano, 6. Sempsl, erituttete geri6t
iber Die IeBte Sigung oes 5iaStpsrz
baRoes.
Gas 9ommittes fir Die 9orbereis
tun9en gum 40. SubilGum bes 8erz
etns beftebt aus ben 3umerdoen u.
bon 2spel, 0r. mprgenItern, 8. Roez
tsrs. gb, Stpr5, Sobr Quad, g.
9empel, u. S6ueler, Rid. WQgner,
u. Sdulte, u. Berger, 8. Cpermunn,
3. ariiqsr. 8. 9eidmonn 81. 2angs
bdus, 5r. Wleibuer, Gbr. qfeiffer,
SobH Stpars s. CONNER. 5. Sim
itsr. Ul Sdreioer, Gb. Dsbsr, W.
Bdgner uno q. 8ubnftensel.
Der prdIioent modte am S4luB
Der 9sriammIung auf bic sSabrbunz
oertfeier in Der MuIitbaae uufmertz
lam, pelhe am Somftag. ben IS. OF
tpber, itattFinost, oesglsihen auf Die
am SonHtag i'm 9sutIden Sbeater
itattfiuoenoe 9oritelung "aolbero"
uno srIudte I'm regs 9etbeilteung an
beioen SSeisrn Die @tunubmen be-
trusen $34.5O, ole 2luSeaben $217, ,25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

an unb erreihten Nep Oorf am 13.
@uguit 1854, no in orei 5agen Der
Reit unferer 8aarfdaft oufse3ebrt
mar. Wleine aatberine erbielt bann
cine 9ienititere nit II Dollar per
Wohe, tpGbrenb ih BEL einem BGder
gu Z Dollars per Monat 4rbeit bstam.
Dir paren cine 3eit lang Iebr aliits
li6, bis Der Winter fam uno mir beioe
bic Stellen perloren. Die 3eiten purz
ben idledt unb i6 snti6lob mid, na6
benz Weiten 5u geben. 60 fan i6 sus
erit nah erie, oann nah Glepelano,
dber in beioen pldben, Die oamal1 nod
le9r flein iparen. CAB es ni6ts au
ttun. Nah 8erlauf elmer Wo6e tpanz
oerte i6 bann, oa bas 9elo dusgegan>
gen mar. gu SUB nuh Buffalo, mo i6
bis gum 5riibiubr ols 5aslobner on
einem aanalbau geiddftigung fdno.
Spdter arbeitete i6 ouf elmer 7Farm in
Gong Jslano fir 7 Dollars per Wloe
nat uno i'm Qu9uit 1856 iiebslte i6
nit meiner 8raut nad Cincinnati
iiber. Qm Z. auguit 1856 fling ih nit
Julius gogersbaufer cine eigene gGa
derei an, unfer GeI6dft ging Isbr gut
unb nad einem Sabre iibernabm i6
oasfelbe allein. Damn absr ipuroe ih
burd ueberarbeitsn magsntr1nt unb
babe an bsm nebel gslittsn biz gum
heutigen Gag. SD bobs infoigebeFsn
ipenigs frobe Gage ssbabt, boo bin i6
0ott oantbar oafiir, bub er mir Die
Gnaoe bsrlisbsu bat, unIere aoIbene
5ot8sit nod gu fsiern uno babe aud
nod meinsn 70. 9e6urtstaa erlebt. C6
IS mir nod Derg0nnt isin pirb, einen
fDeitersn gu fsiern, bas bs3peiTle it.
Sd babe ourh poriiftiges 2eben elm
boberes utter errsttt, ais i6 srtpar=
iet bate uno bin berett 5u ssben, To-
balo ss 8ptt sefdQt.
6srman Ruft,
ON 10. Sanuar 1908"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

glsrt. unb Uera 8n1us. Die Dor i6r,l
yrheiratbuns in Der Dffite ber llnior
Was & electric 60. nls Gtendorapbir
beiddftigt fpar. ipurben am IL. Sun
l9l2 aefrout, bod fteIIten fih sipiiher
ben Deioen balb Differsn3en Elm. gas
pnar bate BEL Der Butter Der iral
eelsbt uno pahns, benz bies nidt ae.
iiel ipolIte feinen eigenen 6erb ariin.
ben. iporin bic Jron jebod) nidf elm.
ipinigte. Als Die Qebtere bann plot.
lib erfruntte unb Der gatte beaiialif
Der urfahe feline 3fpsifeI beate unf
oieis auh dnseblif oem pIarrer O. 8
Oeers miithtiIte. fam es sum poLitdn.
oigen Bruh nnb am IL. Wdrs 1918
erfolste bic Srennung Der geioen. De,
lunge Odtte reihte onroufbin eins
Sheionnastfoge ein. bic BON Der arau
NIT timer 0eaentIaee ani alimente be,
ontiportst fprroe, neil iie als aatboli.
Tin gesen Sheiounaen lit. gei BE-,
asitrisen Uerhanblung Dor Ritter
Warnsr mar aud pfarrsr @sers ais
3euge Dorselaosn. Gr CAB feline aus-
losen 5u protoioa unb aipar ertlGrt.
er, bob er ben jlneen 2euien, als il.
ieinen Ratb einbolisn, ins GeipiiI.n ae.
reott uno Iie eriuft babe, ibre 5iffe-
rcn3en sil ihliftsn. Dieter aniihi
mar aud Der Riht,r, oenn nah BEN
VerhOr allsr 3enssn mics Ct oie alaa.
oes 0atten als unbeariinbet ab unn
psrihob feine Gntiheiouns ksiislif
Der alimsntenanipriine Der 1rau, I'm
ben Beioen 0elsesnbeit gu aeben, iif
ipieoer init chamber 81 peri0bnen. ge
ihiebt Dies nidi. 10 ipiro er nah Der
louf GINGER Wohen Der srau 81 prc
Bohe beipilIigsn.
einaereihte 5eftamente
Chris Alein utrmatt iein grmoaen
an ieinen jreuno Sobn Ssbalo.
louiie Remplsr psrmad,i ibren iiini
snieln is So uno ben Reit ibr,s Der
mDsens ihrem 9aittn 9enrp Rempls,
ali GebeHsseif. Rad, oeijtH lobe iol,
mas iibris III, berart OertbeiIt tpsro.n,
oab ihre feds ainbr unp ibr Gu.el
Nlfreo Sani.u je 1 uno ihre iibrissr
itds Gniel oas iibriss ahtel erba.ten.
Ra 6Iab e q den.
Winnie Resnan iii Qa6labpsrnultss
rim bon Samss Reenan; perionalien
$3.50, Grunbeigsnibum $4400.
Sohn Su.la III RahlabDernaIisr bon
6snrn Gee Siartsp; ptrionalienS1500.
grllnoeisenibum $1,000.
8erf 6ieoenes.
4ller. z. 5ossn ttdst. cine Joroes
runs iiber $517.12 s.sen Wm. u.
Draobp elm. gr beanipruht bieien Be-
tras als Rsitsatluns auf ben Cribs
fir cine ansahl 4fiien, ipelhe 9rdoor
in isinsr gig.nihaft als Watlsr fiir
ibn pertauii bat.
Toptn 2oepeniiein erldnst. Elm urs
theil iiber $5250.63 ssssn Stto 6.
WeioIi6 II. 4no.
Tie Wetern & Soutbern 2ife Sni.
60. srlangt. Elm urtbeiI iib.r S4107 .2s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

George Henner, 78, 1915 gubf
Girnbe. Woaentrebs.
Charles gnbers, 80, ct. Gransis
6ofpital, GnipinDfudt.
Geibert pfaI3, ", 2470 5bompior
GtrdBe. 6alstrebs.
ssennie 8ladburn, As, 700 Carlisle
StraBe, 6er3leiben.
Catherine Weber, 45, 1859 4Bilitaf
Gtrdbe, Shipinbiuht.
Catherine Sbielbs, 90, ct. Marns
6ofpital. strebs.
annu cannon. Sc, 1909 Raee Ctr,
8ronhitis.
Rarp Sdirennineer, so, aaur.l
unb CHM Gtrabe, Waosnbluten.
Glifdbetb Games, 90, 2onapietu
6oipital, GebirnbIutsn.
Gable 9aitber, %, Seton Soipi=
tai, arebsleiben.
Sane aieIp, II, APO groabpab.
Grebsleioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14
Aui Ocm Gnbnhof bcitubleu.

Ter Sniaiic ocs Soloatcubeim& III
Sofnion Gin, @eorqe z. @cicr. mel.
oete gcitern Der 8oii5ci, oaB ihm oui
Dem @rono Geltrnl gabnhoi cine
8anotaihe cntmen0et moroen tit
mcld'C er clncu Moment unbcaiilid,.
tIat aclancn hot Ter aItc Soloat
battc IN Cincinnati gcturnte beiud)t
uIb bciano iih aui Dem 9iudneg nud}
,SolainH Gitp, lSn Dem 8anotolicr be.
lonocn lidl nlBcr elniacn Uniforms.
ltiiden cine Emitting iiber $500 Der
@lmocS @oitiportaiic. Iomic anoere
Eaplerc ani cen ltameu oea 9citob-
icueu lauteHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

aapi.dn Soblibell's .Reos Barns
formers parel. am Sonntag Die gez
feierten 9dite in partersburg, B.
ga, bes aupitdn'S GeburtsTtobt, mo
iie i'm 8eiistn BON nabs3u 1000 3us
i6auern ben portigen bdlbprpfsifioneIa
len &Iub g 3u y beiiegten. Die Reos
nurben am 4beno buntettirt uno iiberz
nudteten bort. Geftsrn ipielten lie in
SQrtfprp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14
0tertlidbf teridbt.

Geo !. aramer. 81. gbriit Aofpi.
tol. gliermieioen.
albert 8eiiers. 3s. Seton 6oipital,
Oebirnblutuna.
Wiuiam Goobipiu. 72. iidbtifhes
6ofpiial. Nil5irebs.
1runt poausi. 65. itdptifnes Hcs
friiaI. Riidenmari3eriebuns.
Ni6aro G9r6oer. IL, 531 Odnbs
ridge Gtrabs 6irnentjiinbims.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

Ueqen gPib6dnolun1 Fiorbsn orei IA.
miIisnpGter Dor osm Ritter. -
s3rrei su Grteitsbaus psrurtbsilt. -
getannten iih itriftIid ituloig. -
8crhInolung aeasn Strsiter per,
tagt. - Weqsr urts6iibr in De,
Gar au 4rbeitsbcas perurt6eilt. -
Die aeitOrts Columbus. 1aqs5eier
- Mlit ben aoiten oaDon9etommen
- Deaen 9isbitabIs ins 4rbeits
baus asftstt. - Inter $1,000 gurq.
itaft 9eiteIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

Yubla Wustl Bate ii5 aeItern pes
gen unqe6iihrlihen getraaeus uno
Wsibhonoluna ieiner 1amilie 3u Der.
ontlporten. oa behouptet rpuroe, oaB eI
'etne 5phtsr in Der 5runtenbeit bes
SsTtsren an Den 6aaren ourt Die
StrdBe 3ca. Wusta bsitritt oieie gs,
i4uIoiauna auf oas gntitieoenite uni
iuqte, oaB er feline gotter nur auy
geferuna anbaIte. Ter iSaQ puros
auf ben II. Stto6er psrtuqt, in mel.
der ,2sit oerislbe ourd probattongs
Vamte uHterfuht rperoeu iol.
EesQleihen rpurbe rreoen Mib6dnoz
lung WilIiam Wiler Dor Den Rihtar
qebruht. UliQsr III Don ieirpr ,v,au
bei6uloiat. rsaeIm6big am Samituo
anasiduieIt nah 6auis su tpmmen
uEo erIuubte iih in nieiem 3u'tdnoe
cen fraqDiiroiqen S6er3, nit Der
Fouit Der Wutter bas gdbu aus oem
arm su ih!dgsn. Die geihuloiauna
rouroe in Rihtpsriorauna umqednoert
uHo Utillsr, pslter go. 1017 9ibertp
Strabe pohui, gu 80 2aasn Irbeitss
tdus perurtbsilt.
2ouis 9rispsa par Der 1ri.te i'm
gunoe. rpelber Der Wibbdnolun1 Der
TamiIie besittiat mar. Die 9erbano.
luna er1ab, DuB 8ristpsa iih oem
Shnapstsufel nit 2sib unb Seete
pertauft tat uno iogar fotpeit alma,
Die W0bel su psrtauitn, um feline
Shuapsqsiiifie All befrieoioen. Rid,
Ter fride fanete ben Wonn auf einsn
5aQ in oas 4rbeltshdus, um ibm Sc
lsasnheit au aebsn. It'd oas ,Snnere
nes .ootsI Golsrain~ ansuisbeu, in Der
6oiinunq. haB Der Wann iih beHern
psroe. Die frau Bat ben Rihtsr in
itdnoiait. ben WaHn niht itreua al
heitrafen uno bate Rit,ter Tride Mits
Leio nit oem Hlebsn Der Srau.
Striftlite Shulobetsnntniiie reid.
Ten aeitsrn Waitsr !. Sampion unb
IraHcis Smitb. beibe aus Yetp Oort.
elm. peIte in Der Sdmitag Ratt in
truntencm 3uitanoe perhaftet porosn
parsn. Die Seamtsn, fpsl6s Die Der
haftuna porHahmen, piiterten afpei
gsrbreher in osHielben, oa Die 6ers
rem reihli6 1iamantsn BEL iih trus
cen. Die 9erbaftuns srTolate in eli
ncm 6auis an Der gonsporth Strabe,
n6brsno bic 9snaunten in einem crit.
tlaiiiqen j0oteI pohnsn. Rihtsr iSride
psrurtbsiIts Die geIhuloiaten rin ab.
isntiu sur Sraquna Der 9crbanos
Iunlstoiten.
Der Faa asa.n Serbsrt RoIt, pels
der beiduloiat lit. am Samitag einen
Stein aseeu elnsn Waaen Der 8. s..
Wspsr 9atina So. oslporfen su baben.
bel irslder isirmd aur 3eit osItreitt
piro, puroe auf heuie pertaat, oa Rpit
behauptet. nidt Der Wann su iein,
rpeldsr ben Stcin astporfsn bat uno Die
rehtc Vsrion heuts nsnnen nil. Cine
4naa6l 3euasH battsn iid sinssfunben.
pslde Roit ais ben 5bdter beseihne.
ten. Rittsr ssride tbeilte oieiem
nit. bah sr sine itrenee Strafe AL er-
tparten babe. ipenn er ben Rann nid,t
brIngen oosr neRnen tam.
gu 10 1aaen Arbeitsbuus tpuroe
Der Reser Wiliam 6arper aus Gum
NIT. g.. fueoen unaebuhrlihen 9etras
gems perurtbeilt. 6arper ipuroe in
elmer .Qiaht GtpIA Der WorIap 9pes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

9eorge Sbirlep ton lo. 714
Wouno Strabe tbeIIts Der goIi5ei NIT
nab er in Der Sonntaa Rad1t in her
9ldhe Teiner Bphuung pon 3pei gfe
germ auiqehalten poroen fei, peIche
ihr leiuer garI9aft pom $s4 berau5t
habeu foaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-14

Ter General. .sliisihiB. pelher oie
oeiltife SaFrbunoertieier su arranai.
rem bat. hdlt beute abeno in
Der Noro Cincinnati 1urnhalle feline
leste Sismng ab. I'm oieier @eriamm.
Iuna ioilen Die abseif)en uno Die
&arien an bic 1eleaaieu neribeilt ipera
oen, iobaB elm noIsdhIiaes Grifeincn
oerielbeu BON gt0then lit. sluh ,piro
bas isinaus.aommittee ieinen sfIuB.
beridt nlterbreiten mo ons aeorudtc
Vroarnmm fir Die sscier in Der Wu.
iifbaae am Is. Sftober mnb i'm Teut.
ifen Sheater am 10. Sfiober Mrs
Dorliegen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
An Important Work.

Secretary Atwell OF the Retailers
association reports that the railroads
are responding very promptly to his
call for meeting relative to mar
keting the crops this season for our
farmer friends, and a date will be
arranged, in all probability for the
latter part of this week or the first
of next. The exact date will be pub
lished within the next few days and
all who are interested in this all i'm
portant proposition are requested 20
be present. There will be represen
tatives from each of the railroads en-
tering our city and a systematic
method of markets will be discussed
and arranged for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
Predicts Record Yield Of Wheat.

Oklahoma City, Okla, June 15.-
Notwithstanding depressing reports
to the contrary.I stand on my first
estimate that Oklahoma wheat will
almost reach a record yield this year, "
was a statement of Secretary Ben
Hennessy of the state board of agri-
culture. What the department re-
CARDS as authentic reports bear out
the scretary's estimate given three
weeks ago.
objection to my figures comes
from operators on the board OF trade"
continued Secretary Hennessy, "and
I repeat what I said at recent state
that if the board of trade
people want to affect the wheat mar
ket they will have to look for support
other than through the state board
of agriculture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
AFTER SIX WEEKS WORK, DEM
OCRATIC SENATE LEADERS
HAVE BILL READY.
NO FIGHT EXPECTED
Democratic Membership Has Been
Conferred With Already Regarding
Changes Made-lncome Tax and
Administrative Section Yet.

Washington, d. c., June 16.-After
six weeks work on the Underwood
tariff bill, the democratic leaders have
the revised measure ready for the
party caucus this week.
A majority of the members of the
finance committee met today and be-
gan consideration Of the sub-com-
mittee report on the agricultural sche-
dule.
Little time will be taken, it was
said, because the entire democratic
membership had already been con-
ferred with regarding the changes in
cattle and agricultural materials.
The schedules remaining to be ap-
proved are sundries. silk and free list,
and the committee has also yet to act
on the income tax and administrative
section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
BEST CROPS FOR YEARS.

~ have lived in Carter county 10
years" said U. T. Rexroat yester
day. and during thai time ] have
never seen crop conditions quite so
good as they are now" The corn is
very fine and is growing rapidly. The
growth has the ground shaded and the
middles in many places are too wet
for the plow. Cultivators cannot be
used in the corn and whatever cul-
tivation is given the crop must be
done so with single plows or harrows
to mulch the ground and preserve
the moisture.
Cotton is doing well, although the
cool nights have kept the crop from
making as rapid growth as it might.
Small grain is making a good yield
and potatoes and melons and vege-
tables are growing well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
WILL
ISSUE PATENTS
FOR LOTS AT LAWTON INVOLVED
IN FAMOUS HAMON. GORE CON-
TROVERSY.

Guthrie, Okla, June 15.-Major
Hugh Scott, receiver OF the United
States land office, Friday announced
that he had received from the inter-
ior department at Washington, orders
directly affecting the lots in the
North addition to Lawton, involved
in the famous Hamon- Gore contro-
yersy, and the patents to which had
been for four years held up by the
commissioner of the general land Of
flee.
1t was charged that both Hamon
and Senator Thomas p. Gore had Sc
ments on so large a number of lots
in that fine addition and that there
was some kind of understanding"
between them by which the pay
ments on So large a unmber of lots
should be managed in congress so as
not to be a financial burden on the
heavy lot owners.
The order from the general land
office now announces that an opinion
has been given by Secretary Lane of
the interior department, whick re-
moves the alleged cloud from the til
tie of both Hamon and Gore, and that
the patents will be Immediately issued
to all the lots which were in contro-
versy. The final payments on all the
lots owned by the two men were re-
fused by the interior department,
under the order, but they will now be
received and the receipts forwarded
to Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
owen VICTORY ON
CURRENCY PLANS
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO DE.
MAND LEGISLATION DURING
SPECIAL SESSION..

Washington, d. c., June 15.-As-
surances from the White House Sat-
urday that President Wilson will in
sist upon currency legislation during
the special session of congress was a
distinct victory for Senator Owen and
Representative Glass, chairmen of the
senate and house committees on bank
ing and currency, respectively, and
especially for the Oklahoma senator,
who has been laboring assiduously
for several weeks to accomplish this
purpose. Saturdays announcement
from the executive offices is to the
effect that the administration will
bend every effort to support Sen
ator Owens contention that the cur
rency revision should be co-incident
with the enactment Of new tariff
schedules.
The doubt raised by utterances of
senators close to the administration
that they were opposed to currency
reform during the present session was
cleared when it became known that
the president Planned to write his
currency message to congress today.
1t will be presented about June 90
or "a.
1t also was announced today that
Secretary McAdoo and Chairmen
Owen and Glass. of the senate and
house banking and currency commit
tees, respectively, had reached an
agreement ON the main features of
the currency bill they have been
drafting for two months.
The president, it is understood,
however, win not go into detail in
his message, preferring to back the
Owen-Glas bill as an expression Of
his ideas. His argument will be
along the lines OF his letter recently
to Senator Tillman. in which he de-
clared that in loyalty to the coun-
try" currency legislation was neces-
sary during the present session of
so that any attempt to
create artificial disturbances after
the tariff shall have become law may
be offset by free system of creiit
which will mare It possible for men,
big and little, to take care of them
selves in business"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
FORECAST FOR WEEK
IS WARM AND CLEAR
SCATTERED THUNDER SHOWERS
BUT PRINCIPALLY IN NORTH
ERN BORDER STATES.

Washington, June 15-Warm wealth
er with clear skies over the greater
part of the country is predicted tor
the coming week by the weather bu-
teau.
There will be scattered thunder
showers the first part of the week
along the northern border" the week
ly bulletin says, "and by the middle
of the week showers will set in along
the east gulf and south Atlantic
coasts.
mo important storm is charted to
cross the country during the ensuing
week, although a disturbance of minor
intensity will form Tuesday or We'd
nesday over the western plateau re-
gion and advance thence in a north
easterly direction, attended by local
thunder showers, and reach the re-
gion of the Great lakes Thursday Or
Friday"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
STREET RAILWAY
NOT SOLD TODAY
SALE OF TRACTION PROPERTY
POSTPONED FOR THIRTY DAYS
TO SECURE BETTER FIGURE.

The sale of the Ardmore Traction
company property that was to have
been held in the city today has been
postponed for thirty days, according
to a statement of Receiver Byrne this
morning
The reason for the postponement
given was that it was thought a bet
ter figure could be obtained for the
property than was possible at this
time. Mr.. Byrne will continue as re-
ceiver of the property until the sale
is made.
George S. Cravens of Milton, Iowa,
arrived in the city yesterday to be
present at the sale and will remain
in charge of the property during Mr.
Iyrne's absence on a vacation to Ar
kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
UNITED STATES COURT UPHoLDs
MISSOURI INNOCENT RATE ON
RAILROADS.
ALSO FREIGHT RATES
Justice Hughes Upholds Missouri
Rates on Same Grounds as His De-
cision in the Minnesota Rate
Cases.

Washington, D. c., June 16.-In the
Missouri rate cases, the United States
supreme court today held that the
rates are confiscatory as regards the
st. Louis & Hannibal, Kansas City,
Clinton and Springfield and the Chi
cago Great Western railroads.
The decision was based upon the
two-cent passenger law and the max
imum freight law.
Justice Hughes held that the point
sought to be made by the railroads
to the effect that the Missouri rates,
were an interference with interstate
1mmerce, must be decided against
them for the same reason as in the
Minnesota rate cases.
The constitutionality of the two
cent passenger law or the maximum
freight law as determined in the Min
nesota case, where the court held that
a state had the right to pass such
laws, provided the rates imposed un-
der them were not confiscatory, and
the same application was made in
the Missouri case. The decision is a
partial victory for Missouri as the
lower court held that the rates were
confiscatory on all roads. There are
eighteen suits in ALL" it was stated
in a memorandum from the court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
ROBBERS HOLD UP
GAMBLING HOUSE
TWO MASKED MEN TAKE MON
EY FROM GAME TABLES AT
CUSHING.

Gushing, Okla, June 1.-Two
masked and heavily armed men walk
ed into the Big Bee gambling hall
about midnight Saturday and after
commanding the large crowd in the
room to throw up their hands,
stripped the gambling tables OF all
the coin in sight, amounting to about
5000, mostly silver, and then witk
their guns still pointed toward the
crowd backed through the door into
the darkness. No resistance was Of
fered by any of those present, and
after the robbers lad departed it is
said the games were resumed.
After leaving the gambling hall the
bandits held up the Santa Fe watch
man and compelled him to throw
away his gun but made no effort to
rob him. After the robbers went away
the watchman recovered the gun.
One of the men wore a white felt
Lat, and the other a dark felt hat.
Both men wore duck trousers.
Several weeks ago robbers held up
a gambling house in Tulsa and
stripped the tables of $4,000. At the
time one person offered resistance,
and was hit over the head with a
revolver by one of the robbers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-16
CURRENCY BILL A
N0.MAN' s. BILL
WILSON'S BILL WORKS IMMEDI-
ATE REVISION OF BANKING
AND CURRENCY LAW.

Washington, D. c., June 16.-The
presidents currency message makes
about 1900 words and works an i'm
mediate revision of the banking and
currency laws. He expects it to be
presented to both houses of congress
this week.
According to Wilson, 1t will be a
mo mans bill' but the result Of d
common council among the currency
advocates.
A harmony of purpose but perhaps
not a harmony OF opinion, was the
way the White House sized up the
currency situation. The president and
democratic leaders hope to reconcile
the difference so that there will be
a party attainment eventually.