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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-19
No Need to Stop Work.

When the doctor orders you to
stop work It staggers you. can't
you say. You know you are weak,
run down and failing in health day
by day. but you must work as long
as you can stand What you need is
Electric Bitters to give tone, strength
and ylgor 20 your system, to prevent
break down and build you up. Don't
be weak, slckly or alling when Elec-
trio Bittcrs win benefit you from
the first dose. Thousands bless them
for their glorious health and strength
Try them. Every bottle Is guaran-
teed to satisfy. only SOC at Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-19

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etr Df'ft aytf4fhr y-ap-f p; earn
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lbslAbr" ne slpHrr DDDils are as
'IHh'1 "lKhi, irp, of tWelye typical
Dfpbl"ms, VINE the brightest Bre
5sh'd ~ ~ iHrDiJ cf mare. The
same principle ~ applied ~ ReOgfa
PM ana bislpry aHd ~ some extent
~ English.
l'rIioUHg That the energies of the
pnDlls hfe unnecessarily diylded and
lnK number ~ school subjects, Hu
Dr1nicGdont Canine has d,\scd II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-19


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tlM-la'F1 j. gwen ID The statement
lh@l American DDFffa " some PAM
an Tp>ih are coming over fpr their
annual VIII t"p Mpnins earlier tnsh {
utbaI.
NeTbGrs VI the American Chambe-
NJ Corn merce here are convinced that
Franco-%mGr.can trade, which had 4 ,
banner year in 1912, will increase |
greatly In volume during the first |
year of u. poincares presidency.
Meanwhile the press continues 70 |
using the praises Of the new pregi-
dent, and the nationalist organs eX-
press urboundcd confidence in hif
5billty 10 increase still further in tho
strength and prestige Of France IN
he European concert.
While the influence that ". POin-
.are viii have on French national af- |
airs as president viii be more con-
inuOus and lasting than when he was
'blc 10 70 before the chamber and
.lothe his IDEAS and policy with his
admirable oratorical gift.
The composition Of N. Brands
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-19
Are You a Cold Sufferer?

Take Dr Kings New Discovery.
The Best Cough. Cold, Throat and
Lung medicine made. Money refund
ed II IL fails to cure YOU. DO not
hesltatc-tako Il ut our risk. First
dose helps, j, L, Wells. Floydada
Texas, writes; 'Dr, Kings New
Discovery cured my terrible cough
and cold, | gained 10 pounds" Buy
Il at Ringer Drug Co,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-19

Fresh shipment Of ElhortO trees
tomorrow, other kinds, too, Phone
IL, Il, Parker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
Pimples Source
Of Great Danger
May be Means of Absorbing
Disease Germs in Most
Unexpected Manner.

fn thousands Of instances tho most
rirulent types OF blood troubles have
been the result OF coming In contact with
disease germs in public places, and tho
apparently insignificant pimplo has been
the cause. 1t spreads with astonishing,
rapidity often injecting the entire sys-
tern in few days.
IT is fortunate, however. that there is
n remedy to cope quickly and thoroughly
energy of Its producers the famous s. S.
S. may now he had at most any drug
store i'll the civilized world.
This preparation stands alone rs q
blood purifier 1t IL somewhat revolutions
1ry In Its composition, since Il accc,u-
pltshcs all that was ever claimed for mcr-
curry. iodidcs. arsenic. and other dcstruc-
tive mineral drugs. and yet It is abso-
lutcly a purely vegetable proGuct. II con-
taius one ingredient which aerves tho
active purpose Of stimulating each tiny
aud judicious selection of its OWN esscn-
artcular rheumatism, locomotor utaxi,.
raresis reurlt!s. and similar diseases
sliltant from the use Of minerals than
most people are aware Of These facts
are brought ont in a highly interesting
book complied by tho medical department
Of The Swift Specific Co, eli Swift Bldg.
Atlanta. Ga. II is mailed free together
with special information. 20 all who write
describing their symptoms.
Get a bottle OF s. $. S. to-day, hut he
careful not 10 have something palmcd
on on YOU falsely claimed 10 be Just as
good"
The only reason why anyone VIII try
10 sell you something IN place OF 5. S. S,
is the extra profit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
PREFER DEATH
TOSEPARAT|0N
Pitiful Story Told in Letters
Written Before Double
Suicide.
l.Srocial 10 the Time pispa,ch

Especial To- The Times Dispatch.
Atlantic city, November 3.-E%cerpiS
from letters written hy James =. Ely.
the eighteen year old Philadelnhia med
:cal student, and his girl bride before
they carried out a deliberately planned
suicide pact 10y blowing out their
brains in tho mainland woods, seem to
show that they feared his parents
would shut linn mp in IN insane asy-
lum. which prompted them 10 die by
their own hands rather than submit
- separation
"My life las been perfect hell since
wrote 70 his sister. Mrs Marie Dris-
COLI. 'My mother instituted police
search for me in Philadelphia and In
tended TO have me decided insane and
put in Il sanntoriun FOR treatment"
Later IL states. IL went 10 he'd nj
night many times before We we're mar
ricd with the wish that would never
sec the morning, and when | would
awake ! would curse thu day"
y letter ia the girls handwriting
reads: Jimmie and We're married. AMI
went 10 Philadelphia Jimmie knew
his mother intended to place him in
an insane asylum. NJ she had often
threatened TO do if he continued 10
love me"
In order not 10 lose him. have
consented TO XIII myself. and lie in
tends 70 do the same himself.
Weary Of foot and sore. we have
arrived NJ tho end OF LIES journey. \
helping hand extended To us might
have saved us this act. but we received
IL not"
The authorities will hold no inquest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
L. ID. {. Convention at New Orleans.
Special Through sleeper Via y. q W.
HALLWAY

For the accommodation OF dele
gates from Lee Chapter and their
friends, attending the L.. II. c. Cons
vention at New Orleans. arrange
monts have been made with the Nor-
folk and Western Railway for the
operation Of special through Pull
man Sleeping car, without change, 10
leave Richmond $50 T. Nj. Satur-
day. November 8, arriving in New
Orleans 9:lo Monday morning. Date
for return trip OF through sleeper 70
be decided later. Round trip faro
S26.75. Berth rate. each way, ss.o5
for lower, and $500 for upper berth.
For reservation in this car apply at
once 10 c. II. Bosicy, District Pas
senger Agent. S3S T.. Main ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
NO CARS MOVING
IN |ND|ANAPOL
Third Day of Strike Ends
With Traffic 1T Stand
still.
POLITICAL CHARGES MADE
Candidates Say There Is Plot to
Give Company No
Protection.
MADE

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10 swear In 200 ci,iznn dcnutics rc.,,,-.
- in !, rb,rp. tbot ~ bad .n,,,,n,,. al
,he men ri,iney f"r ~. ,,,,,n,sn ~ 80
tuc,np NOR .C,iyl,iee a, ,bn no,,s
,Tbe strike situation va. fu,th.r co,-,
plira,ed lo,. IN mo af,crnno, yv,.n .
nnit for In, nr,,,l,,en, .na ,o,fnl,u,.
~ -, ,-,ctio,, ro,,,,,,.,,.'., ,a,,at -.
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IN, co,npany ycos sicd ~ ,bo ,.ir,,,t,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04

running n truck farm ns l intend &c
90 into truck?" Now. II would take
all these columns for weeks TO tel
you all about running truck farm
Market gardening is very distinct
from general farming, and to succeed
At II ono must have some skill and ex-
pciicnce. The best way 10 learn is To
60 into tho great trucking section
about Norfolk and work on q large
truck farm. and thus learn their
methods. You can get my book Crop
Growing and Crop Feeding" for 30
cents from the Farmer Company
EiEhtocnth and Market Streets. Phi!a-
dolphin, Pa This VIII give YOU Il great
deal Of help in the growing of truck
crops. do not hesitate 10 advise this
because have no financial interest
n tho salo 81 tho book since | sold
tho copyright 70 the Farmer Company.
But from limo TO time VIII always bc
ready TO help III any definite query IN
rcENrd 10 the cultivation Of any par
t.CulSr crop. though / cannot here sivc
tho whole method of market gardening
N general l began 70 prepare n book
on trucking ~ tho South years aco.
bat nave been too hard pressed Ia COM
pIcte Y. rcrhaps ! may do so vet, If
POSSIBLE.
Keeping Irish Totntocs
Il have = time prospect for lato
crop OF nish potatoes The tops are
still green ana the tubcrs seem 10 he
quito rlaturc. Should dig them now
cr wait till frost has cut the tops
Then how Is the best way 10 Keep
them" Let the potatoes alone 50 long
as the tops are green aud untouched
~ frost. Rut rs soon rs frost cuts
thc tops lift tho potatoes The hes,
place 70 keep them is III a cellar where
80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
UN|F ORM METHODS
ARE BEING DEVISED
Customs Collectors and Deputies
Meet for Their First
Conference.

New York. November 8.--Sixty col
lcctnrs. deputy collectors and survey
ora of customs met at the custom house
here to-day 10 devise more efficient
and economical methods OF operating
the custom service. Representatives.
from tho forty mine customs districts
I'm tho country and from Alaska. la
wall and Porto Rico. attended. The
conference Will last about a week. +.
NJ. Halstead. chief OF the customs di-
vision Of the Urea sury Department at
Washington. acted ms chairman.
Tt Is considered that the now tariff
law Will cause a saving in the opera
tlon OF the customs service. since the
classifications are more simply stated
and tho conference will consider just
how the economies are TO be effected
and tho service improved. Az mn IL
lustra ton. under the new tariff law. coal
imported here will not have to be
weighed. cattle will not have to be
appraised. lumber Viii not have TO DO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
CUBIC IN FORM,
GREEN IN COLOR
In This Manner Bichloridc !
Mercury May Re Sold
in Future.
AsHuRST INTRODUCES BILL
he Hopes 10 Put End 70 .Acci-
dental Deaths Through
Drug.
Especial TO The Times dispatch

."Pe''i 20 NJ i'''cs- 'isp''ch
Washington, November 3--Scnntor
Ashurst to-day introduced in the SEN
nj, !, Min r.hic, ~ ,,,.,o, ,
- = !"
VIII go IA toward preventing acct
beats in tho usc OF bichlorido Of incr-
cury. tablets Tho nc,.,., .o,;ao.
nm, nj .,,.i ,ai,,o, i, i,,,,.,.,
ror.i,-n ra,,,n,,r,o ,h,,, 49,, ,,, - -
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cop.rc.s ~. 49,, 49, .,.,,
NJ ,,,,.,,t ~ Po"ct :" NV, WIN
in,o. -, o''4H Insofar ~
Ash,rs. @ 49,. ~ o"' ~
,i 'S 'n"' ~ 'n'S S",csuaro Is
80 - '""''t' ~ 'rS'A'" com :
,.,H -, - ., me manu-
,,', ~ mare an '"olcts 10 con
:" - w p,op"sod ia". mo text
nc ptoP.S"d pm was ordered 10 he
p',l''eh IN run IN IN" record
senator NShurst said II" Intended TO
appear before The judiciary Committee
anu urge a favorable report. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
PUTS IT UP TO CONGRESS
Daniels Wants authority for Course
in i'rnrI Itnrhor.

Washington, Novcmber 3-Secrctary
Daniels announced TO-DAY that the
question. whether the great navai
dry-dock 1t Pearl Harhor. Hawaii,
shall b" completed. VIII he submitted
10 Congress III December As a large
expenditure Will be necessary 10 re-
store tho upheaval Of the docks bot
tom, and there is Some Guesti,ol ~ 10
whether :: like accident might not occur
IN thc future. the secretary thinks
Congress should be consulted
-Four Injured In Wreck.
Bristol. Va. November 3.-Four per-
sons We're injured when Virginia and
Southwestern Railway passenger train
ram into an open switch near Eliza
hethtpn, Tenn, 1t ":l5 o'clock this
morning Thomas l2ads. a fireman.
vas injured about the back and breast,
while among the passengers, Mrs j. T.
Johnson, Of Norton; james Stout o!
EliZabethton. Tenn, and William Pcv-
ton, the latter twelve car-old boy,
whose home is at Clinton. Tenn. were
seriously. but not dangerously injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04
TWO FAMILIES MAY
SECURE MONOPOLY
McCormicks and behring's Likely
to Control Sale of Farm
Implements.
MAKE UP HARVESTER TRUST
Grosvenor, for Government,
Pleads That Il Bc Dis
solved by Court.

- , ,,. . "a,
49, ''''''
ware I. ifosVchof. conciuaihS tle HFS'
portion Of his anal argument FOR tho
government IN IN, s1it IN dissolve the
,. ,, ,. -.
'''''''''''o"ai '''''>'N'e' o''''""S
afternoon. declared 10 Judges OF inc
United states Distric, Court that un-
,as, ~. ..ylaryostcr .rrus,, I. a,.tnle-
.,,, ,, e.,.
s'"''"' wv i"i"'''eS VIII"
Years. will own a monopoly OF every
implement made IN this country FOR
,,a ,r,o,;co ,,,r, ~. .,o,;,l
s''''' 20 -"' w
nolds specified Cyrus Mccormick and
James pccrins. OF chicago, rs the
b.,d. 90 ,hes t,,,i,,,s i .,,.r,,,.r
'%en 'nem rs "l''ihs TO use u'eh
great power 10 fix prices and inini-
dntc local dealers as means ~ crush :
i,,- ,o,,ro,i,i,,"
'"e'' "'n oot'ea maps - mo a&ii-
cultural states Of this country, Mr..
C:rosvenor showed III. location OF a..
ana ,oa,
N''' "
declared hut :: portion 81 the vast sell
national IIary.s,.r Co,,n,Dv .rnrn,,ob
~. ,rndi,,n, ~ ,',',..,, ,.,',,.
,,itin. ~ 80 ,o,,,,,,,> LA a., go,
yeuor ~, local drol., "a rn,..,; 10
accept N" dictates OF ~" trust or
~ Erusneh. lhe FOCAL uctief, ne as"
noyation informed 80 commentaries,
uc,hnd. .,.,
"v-. bav. .nou., :, ,,.,.,,.I NJ. c,.s
,.nor IN, n,.iIa,r. ,.i,tci, r1,,ot i.
,lisnnt.d ,hat ,,.,,n, Nir,,cr,,,iri, l.,no.
pe.rinr ,ra IJ,rold !, Iic,.oy,,.cl'
a,tinc =. ,,n,,hor. ~ ,i. ,.n..,,i
sales conmft:.. ,,o,, ,,,,,,,,.,,, .Itror, !
~ 10 n,onnnnli.,,c ,n...h,,,. ~ ~,
.nrnnrotio,.s ,,,,r,c..,. -, .,,,in,.,s ),
Tho l,cso,,,l n-oeeq,,to, ,onchi,., ~,
liza o,s,,or 4, - dfc,,la,,, - s,ad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-13
Victim Of ROBBERS
! TELLS BROKEN STORY
Identity of Man Who Was
Beaten Nearly to Death Is
Partially Established.
recja1 10 The Tribune.

sueca TO Inc IrlDune.
OGDEN, Oct 12.-Although the man is
stIll Irrational as a result OF his injuries,
fbs robbery victim found beside the Bam-
bsrger track three miles southwest Of Og-
den last evening was able to inform the
ahcrifY's officers today that he Is o. p
Walraven, an electrical worker of New
york City He has not been able to fur
nisr any information concerning the iden-
/ flty of his assailant other than that the
mans name was Jack" 1t was report
ed from the Dee hospital this evening
that the man would recover.
The officers are uncertain regarding the
y1ctim's name because of the finding of
a receipt, dated Springfield, Mo. July l,
1913, made out by A. b. Armstrong to e.
b Worthington. This was mentioned to
him but he insisted that his name is
Wallraven.
From the disconnected statements of
The Injured man during the brief con-
scious periods, Deputy Sheriff ]. l.. Hob
son learned that Wallraven left New York
City early in the year with the intention
OF going to San Francisco, where he has
friend employed on electrical work for
fhe exposition. He has been working at
cities Ell route, but left La Junta, Colo.
A few days ago with a ticket through to
. gan Francisco This ticket allowed a
sfopoyer either at Salt Lake or Ogden.
From the mans story the officers be-
lieye that he stopped off in Salt Lake,
Ehere he made the acquaintance OF two
men, of OF them being the supposed friend
lack. Deputy Hobson is working on the
fheory that Wallrnven was robbed and
thrown from the Bamberger car which
reached ogden at o'clock last evening
The officer has not been able TO secure
an Interview with the conductor. Wall
raven insisted that lie had been robbed
Of 5000
Ia Regarding the man who was seen walk
. Ing toward Ogden just before Wa1lraven
vas found. Deputy Hobson has established
that he was a ranch employee and was IN
no way connected with the crime. The
Injured man says he is married, but he
vas not able TO give the address Of his
wife in New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-13
News Of the Insurance World

TO Boise. Idnho. on an important business
trip. expecting 10 return the latter part
of the present week
The New York Life Insurance company
Is completing arrangements whereby ,oa us
NAV be received by its pollcy-holdcrS
Without the surrender of the policy.
Attorney H. C. Edwards OF this city
in II recent number OF the "Cho,
monthly paper published by the Cont
mental Life Insurance & Investment cor,
question OF the legal aspect OF life In
Surance.
William C. Johnson, vice president and
general manager OF the Columbian Ma
erintendeut of agents for the Mountain
department, with headquarters In Denver
spent nearly the whole OF last week IN
Salt Lake eonferrinE & with 'ns ToGold Gompany and
Wright MIR johnson proceeded on bis
wpy to the coast, while Mr.. Mastin re-
turned TO Denver
s r. McBurney OF Hartford. Conn,
superintendent OF agencies Tor ths IIav
eJers' insurance company. stopped off in
sail Lake q few days last week on MS
way home from the Pacific coast. Mac
as he is Familiarity known among ms as
here by w. II. Ellison, manager OF tne
Anderson Insurance agency general agent
for the Travellers In Salt Lake.
George q. Scott. of San Francisco, as.
s,stont secretary and Pacific coast man
s,ssr"f sser for tho Metropolitan Life of New
York. stopped off In salt Lake s,,;'i, Satu1dal
on his way to Butte Mont o,si MeiIe snrerIn mere
sandcnf A p. Huntingdon. A luncheon
was enjoyed at the Commercial club. at
tended by about a dozen persons iilelud-
ing Commissioners Done, who was spoc-
laily invited
Richard DerniDg. Vice -presiideenu en- oI III
AN AHet!e George J. Arnold. assistant seereta ~
aTu af The same company, spent few few DAYS
in salt Lake last aacc WeGs aoas Sn 'heiE fcatnrs w
nS',,sS no a.. oentinmen's visit was banquet
sa,dnr.d OF Snp them by the company's local
william Soh E wSs MoNf htsended Hs 'SS Ss no
mosc,a. n, sgerv sur surety agent in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-13
GLASMANV, WITH GUN,
STANDS AS GUARD
President of Ogden River
Reservoir Company Has
Strife Over Rentals.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeClal 10 Inc IFlDune.
OGDEN, Oct. 12.-Gunpsy was In evil
dence at the site OF the proposed dam in
South Fork canyon today when William
Glasmann, president of the Ogden River
Reservoir company, armed himself with
shot gun and guarded machinery upon
which he had refused TO pay the Amcri-
can Construction company what he re-
garded as an eSorbitant rental An at
torney for the construction company de-
clared today that Glasmann OF his con-
tractor. William Doyle. would not be
permitted to use the machinery.
The American Construction company
with j, II. Owen in charge had the first
contract for the South Fork dam. A
few days ago. according to the com
pnny's attorney, Owen was guaranteed
reasonable rental II he would permit
the use OF concrete mixing machinery
which had been left on the ground.
Glasman contends that Contractor Doyle
made the agreement but Doyle puts It
up to the company's president.
AS the machinery has been in use
since October J. John Stebbins OF Salt
Lake, representative Of the Owens COM
pany. came TO Ogden last night and pre-
sented Glasmann with a bill for SALT,
When he refused TO pay II, Stebbins de-
clared that he would see that no further
use would be made of the equipment by
Glasmann or his men. To prevent the
machinery from being removed OF rem
dered unfit for further use, the reservoir
company official stood guard with shot
gun today. No trouble resulted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-13
Years of Life Insurance.

!. Three states are in close rivalry 2r i2r
flrst place AZ possessing the oiuest ~
New York and Connecticut The ilrst
Iamcd states have five veteran com com
panies. the youngest OF which Is MY
one years old and the oldest seVeltE
Years. The combined age OF inc i've
fompan,es is 3l3 years. or an aVeIhee
tfaDs. tho youngest forty-slH years ang
tne Oldest seventy years, with a com nplnep Sp
tse OF 40 years, or an average y, oS,' oS 70
Years. The combined age OF the ilNe
9dest New York compa MES Is ~ OF
i've years more than the aggregate as
M the five Massachusetts companies, "a .
Inference of one year in the aVerase
ege In favor OF the New YORK COM
panles,
connecticut comes in as good lnlru l
VIII companies whose ages range 1,oip rtoii,
lorty-seven TO sixty seven years. er
aggregate age Is 2s7 years. or an aEel
age OF 57.a wears. The eighteen com
Qanies In the three states mentioned VII,
n few months, have an average aes
W sixty years.