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"lmnrovedn Bull Eluht.

A bull fight in Toxic is quite as
much excuse for a gala day as a full
fight in Madrid. Business men leave
their offices. and women and children
their homes, to hurry TO the arena.
Stripped Of all the less exciting. or
less horrible, preliminaries which
characterize the Spanish bull fight, the
animals are brought In and sent az
each other at once. So the battle is
shorter. and two or three more fights
will follow in quick succession dur
ing the course of an afternoons "en.
tertainment"
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hursda

German Association of Engineers
will welcome American engineers ar
irving at Hamburg to foster broader
feelings between Germany and Amer
lea
Miss Ruth Tribble. daughter of
Congressman and Mrs. S. J. Tribble,
of Georgia, weds Samuel Kinney Dick
of Atlanta, at Athens, Ga.
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Parents should see that the new
born babe is properly reported to the
county health officer. He will see
taht the birth is recorded in the ar
chives of the state
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Saturday.

Miss Ethel Preston Mccormack Of
Baltimore, Md, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Emerson, weds Francis L.
McAdoo, son of Secretary McAdoo, in
Baltimore.
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Friday.

Worlds Christian Citizenship Con
ference opens at Portland, Ore.
"State Day" is West Virginia.
Fort fifth birthday of Mrs Finley
J. Shepard, formerly Miss Helen
Gould of New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-15

roston. Mass, June l4.-Massachu-
setts put law into effect requiring
ayiators having license, also to obey
road rules enforced on land and sea.
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Hear the beautiful harp music and
soprano voice at the high school au-
ditorium tonight.
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Wednesday,.

Miss Linda Arnold of Providence,
r. l., marries Marquis Max StrozAi
of Italy, in her native city.
Imperator, newest Hamburg Amer
lean liner, scheduled to reach New
York on her maiden trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-15

Measles led the epidemics in Ok
lahoma during March. There were
80 cases and s deaths reported to the
state health department. Smallpox
was second with 2S4 cases and 8
deaths; scarlet fever was third with
Pr cases and deaths.
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Burk Burnett and Sam Davidson of
Fort Worth were in the city Friday
and left here for Wapanucka to look
over their property there. These
gentlemen are stockholders in the
Ardmore oil mill and in other oil and
gin machinery in this section of the
state. At the noon hour Saturday the
visitors and w. A. Wimbish and w.
Il. Williams took dinner at the Whit
tington.
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Hear the beautiful harp music and
soprano voice at the high school au-
dtorium tonight.
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New York. June 14.-Arthur S.
Robinson, sensational sprinter, sailed
for Europe, seeking new honors.
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Berlin, June 14-Representatives
foreign countries arriving here help
Kaiser celebrate silver jubilee tomor-
row.
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Chicago, June l4.-Mr apd Mrs.
August Bournique, dancing teachers
to society," celebrated tiftieth anniver-
sary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-15

The two negroes, Anse and E.
Forbes of Berwyn, who were given a
preliminary hearing before Judge
Freeman Friday afternoon for cruelty
to animals were released. The case
was reduced to a misdemeanor upon
the attendants paying the cost of the
case and one of the defendants pur-
chasing the animal from the plaintiff.
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Hear the beautiful harp music and
soprano voice at the high school au
ditorium tonight.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTlES.

Washington, June 14-President
pushed buttons starting celebration of
flag day school all over United States,
where special exercises being held.
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Olympia. Wash, June 14.-Bill ahol-
ishing capital punishment this state
effective today
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Hear the beautiful harp music and
soprano voice at the high school au
dtorium tonight.
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Hear the beautiful harp music and
soprano voice at the high school au-
ditorium tonight
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7 tuesday.

Public hearing on uniform classli-
cation Of freight, at New York City.
Dean Walter Williams of the Mis-
souri, School of Journalism sails from
Montreal to study the journalist
methods of European countries
Tenth general council OF the Pan
Presbyterian Alliance, at Aberdeen,
Scotland
National Association of Credit Men
opens in Cincinnati.
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board of equalization Monday, at
which time any person who thinks
he has been unjustly assessed for
taxes may be heard.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Aston,
a son.
Jesse A. Rodgers, representing the
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance
company of Milwaukee, is here from
Hugo. He has been making his head
quarters in Hugo for several years
but will move to Ardmore. He Win
exchange his Hugo home Tor Ardmore
property.
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Yesterday was flag day, the one
hundred and thirty sixth anniversary
Of the adpotion of the stars and
stripes as our national emblem, but
from the scarcity OF the flags dis
played it would seem that the citizens
had overlooked the fact.
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Hear the beautiful harp music and
nrano voice at the high school au
ditorium tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-15

In the city court yesterday morn
ing four negroes were up before hi
honor for disturbing the peace ant
were assessed the regulation fine il
such cases provided.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-15

The Marion, Kentucky, Home Com
ing Week, beginning June II and end
ing June 20, is attracting some for
mer Kentuckians from this city. Mrs.
Sraehley of this city is already there
for the gala week and Perry Maxwell
of the Ardmore National bank left
here Friday to spend the week there.
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Monday.


The American Medical Association
meets at Minneapolis, MINI.
Argument for a new trial for Chas.
Becker, former New York police in
spector, begins before supreme court,
Albany, y. Y.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels in
spects Boston Navy Yard.
West Virginia begins her Golden
Jubilee.
International congress of Forestry
meets in Paris
Andrew Carnegie will be special
guest Of Kaiser of Germany, at the
latter's jubilee festivities.
Special session Of the New York
Legislature meets to consider direc.
primary legislation.
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The board of county commissioners
will meet in special session as a
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The following events are scheduled
to take place during the coming
week:
Sunday.
Climax in celebrations in honor of
Emperor Of Germany's reign, at Ber-
lin.
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REGULATE INSURANCE
CONTINUED from Page One)

line companies because of the loyalty
and cohesion of their membership,
coupled with the fact that it costs
them less to get the business on the
books than it does hte old liners
''The Mobile bill was introduced az
a uniform measure in the legislatures
of some thirty states two years ago,
and was enacted in sixteen of them.
1t failed of enactment in North Da-
kota, not on the question of its intrin.
sic merits, but for lack of proper sup
port and clear understanding of the
imperative need for such measure.
In view of the unqualified endorse.
ment which has been given the Mo.
bile bill by all Of the leading frater.
nalists of the country, its enactment
by the thirteenth legislative assem-
bly, of North Dakota should be a fore.
gone conclusion. can conceive OF
no antagonism to the measure which
is not based upon prejudice and lack
of informant on. Z ..s \. $5$
"a,
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Shapes Of the Satellites.

Photometric studies Of SIX of the
principal satellites Of Saturn, made BY
Guthnick, indicate confirmation Of
the previous conclusions of other OBJ
servers that several, and perhaps all.
Of these satellites behave like our
own moon in keeping always the same
side toward the planet around which
they revolve. In regard to the satel-
lite named Tethys, an interesting hy-
pothesis is offered to account for its
very marked changes of luminosity.
The theory Is that Tethys possesses
the form of long ellipsoid, the two
principal axes of which are to one an
other in the ratio of five to two. "A
similar suggestion has been made con-
corning the shape of the. asteroid
Eros, which likewise exhibits great va,
riations Of light, according to its posi-.
ton in its orbit around the sum
Harper's Weekly. 4: @ (: "a. n
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NORTH DAKOTA VEN ARE VIC
TIM S OF ioWA's &c HAMPTON
HEART BREAKER .S.ss

Bert Page, a farmer near Cogs-
we'll 0. says that he was one Of
the victims Of Florence Gamble, Des
Moines, Iowa, known as s.Iowa's cham
pion heart breaker, 4
Hearing Of her appeal in a matri-
monia1 paper, Page said he wrote to
her and received a prompt reply. This
was more than a year ago. Last Sep
5tember the corresponds dence became
more regular with the result that he
sent her ia little better than 500 to
apply toward her expense until she
should inherit q fortune of SIS. 700
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Human .FeIiovsshin. J.

In Trying to find q basis Of univeaN
sal Fellowship. what is tho first com
sideration? Not money. That ts not
q basis for Fellowship. OF ~ course,
there are exceptional circumstances
when money may pay for travel and
culture and 80 aid IN the formation
of character. !. a 4 But money is
not q guaranty OF either culture or
hospitality. It is the work we do Ia
the world. not the money we have,
that qualities us for Fellowship. Every
known being must do his work well
IN the world. whether 1t is paid for Or
not, in order to qualify for the fellow
ship Of the common life. Wentieth
Century Magazine.
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Indian Rice Rolls.

The cultivation Of rice in India In.
cludes divers varieties, differing in
size, shape and color Of grain, as well
as in suitability for culinary purposes.
More than seventy million acres are
annually put under rice in India, and
samples Of all the varieties produced
have recently been analyzed In Eng.
land. One Of these is peculiar in that
it is too glutinous to be boiled in the
ordinary way. This difficulty Is avoid
ed by boiling it in bamboo tubes, and
after being thus prepared It is left in
the tubes to be eaten cold, especially
by travellers. When the rice is eaten
the bamboo ia peeled OF and q lons
ron Of rice appears, which forms On
excellent substitute for bread Harp
er's Weekly. @3sS;. {. u I. .si
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Florence Gamble is said to have
been known by many names but she
used the name by which she is tabled
on the police books at Des Moines
when she wrote to Page.
It was a sad story she told and it
touched the heart of the Cogswell
man and his reply was instant.
Would Come to North Dakota
"At first thought she was sincere.
She told me that she had a fortune
coming but that she wanted someone
to help her spend it," said Page last
night. ~. ..,..... =. &2#
y ''That sounded all right to me and
a little thing like $40 that she asked
did not seem too much. She said that
she would come to North Dakota if
wanted her to come. a: 5,,.t f# 81
Good at Letter Writing #5.t
b t'tBut the more I thought it over the
less took to her story. / sent her a
little better than $40 all told. She
wrote me as high as three letters a
week. They were good letters. She
certainly was good at correspondence.
=.5 '.This continued until about four
weeks ago when she suddenly stopped
writing and ! have not heard from her
since. / am not surprised to learn
that she has been arrested. !"
Louis Gallitzer Of Halliday, N D..
is also said to have sent money to
Miss Gamble. Il ( .3 I. ;a z$
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January will be a month of music
at the Normal school. opening with a
recital given by the students in the
voice, piano and violin departments
on Wednesday evening. On next Mon.
day evening the Normal School girls
band will give its first concert of the
season under the dictatorship of AL.
bert Perfect, late of the Royal con.
servatory, Stockholm, Sweden. On
January 21, the famous Pasmore sis.
ters, will appear at the auditorium in
an instrumental trio. They come to
the Normal School in the second
American tour, after twelve years OF
ensemble work without change of per.
sonnel and with the distinction of hav.
ing given thirty-four concerts in Ber.
lin alone. On January 20, the Choral
Union will present the cantata "Joan
Of Arc" by Gaul, with 125 voices, four
soloists and assisted by the Normal
orchestra of twenty-five pieces.
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Cruel Name TO Give Child.

ss The most burd densome name ever
bestowed on child was that given BY
Arthur Pepper. Laundry man Of West
Derby. Liverpool, to his daughter. 1T
comprised one name for every letter
5of the alphabet, and was certainly In
tgenious In its way, running Anna
Bertha Cecilia Diana Emily Fanny
Gertrude Hypatia Inez Jane Kate Lou
sise Maud Nora ophelia Quince 5Rebec-
Cd starkey Teresa Ulysis Venus Wins.
fred xenophon Yetty Zeno. z, OF
course, was provided in the ssrnazsa.
Pepper.
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GU UsHlH GNAMEp# i

Bismarck & q. Jan. Az Il a
meeting Of the board of railroad COM
missioners Walter +. Cushing former.
lly managing editor of the Fargo Cour-5
was chosen secretary to the.
board to succeed Thomas Hall, who
becomes secretary of state.
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SAVES LEG OF BOY

1T seemed that my 14-year-old boy
would have to lose his leg, on account
of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad
bruise," wrote D. q. Howard, Aquone,
N. c. "All remedies and doctors
treatment failed till we tried Bucklens
Arnica Salve, and cured him with one
box" Cures burns. boils, skin erup-
tions, piles. Is cents at all druggists.
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PUTS END TO BAD HABIT

Things never look right to one with
stthe blues. Ten to one the troublesis
a asluggish liver. filling the system with
bilious poison, that Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills would expe1. Try them
Let the Joy Of better feeling end the
blues Best for stomach, liver and
kidneys. 25 cents at all druggists
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'tshop work in school is not 80 much
for the purpose Of teaching tool work
as for the purpose Of improving iintel-
lectual manhood factors In the WORK: i 81
In one sense, it's purpose is similar to
that of teaching literature. That.sis
taught not for the purpose Of teaching,
but for the purpose Of getting out of
reading that which will build up larg-
er and higher intellectual activities.
Shop work should be taught not sim
ply to make the pupils work, but for
the purpose of getting out of the work
the highest and noblest that is pos
sible."
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A neat little book, Manual Train
ing" by f. H. selden, of the Man
ual Training Department, has come to
notice this week. It embodies SER
les of six articles written by Mr.. Sell
den and, published in the American
School Board Journal" milwaukee,
Wis. These articles give the new
idea" in manual training as advanced
by Mr.. selden and which in sense
are echoed In: --
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FOR SALE for s2500, the Cogswell
residence on East Fourth street; 80
foot lot and seyen-room house. Terms,
s2500 cash; will take mortgage for
balance. ADDRESS, M. J. Cogswell,
2264 West Twenty-third street, Los
Angeles, California 9-13tf
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WANTED-An o2poh unity to con.
vince you that we make rubber
stamps as good and as cheap as can
be secured elsewhere. Devils Lake
Stamp Works. l. G. Anderson, Jour.
nal ornce. ,ls
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Known by Many Names

which she represented was coming t.
her -. :.
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j. VALLEY CITY STATE j
i NORMAL SCHOOL. !

The American Academy Of Physi-
cal Education has honored @ T. w.
Burckhalter, Of the department Of
physical training, by granting him its
diploma after a favorable vote upon
his Masters thesis on college Ply
sical Education Administration. ." In
granting this diploma, the leaders of
physical education place mark Of
recognition and appreciation for orig
inal contribution to the field of knowl-
edge in physical education. Mr..
Burckhalter's work was done at the
Y. M. G. A. college at Springfield,
Mass. T..
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Word has come from Vienna, AUS
tria, this week from Waldemar C.
Westergaard, '03, stating that he had
been called upon to address the geo
graphical society at Vienna upon the
subject of the Yosemite and the ad.
jacent high Sierras. Many of the
teachers and students will remember
this lecture as given by Mr.. Wester-
gard during the summer term, 1911.
Mr.. Westergaard left for the Universi-
ty of Copenhagen, Denmark, last sum-
mer to pursue his studies leading to
the Doctors degree and since that
time has had some opportunities for
travel on the continent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-06
Erecting Shop.

Erecting Shop.
Considerable interest is being mani
rested by the employees Of the erecting
shop in a checker tournament now being
held. Five employees of that department
are entered in the tournament. Play is
held every day at lunch time between
noon and. 1890 o'clock. and the contest
ants are closely followed in their plays
by the other employees.
Fritz Jaeske is leading the tournament
with big margin. John Roberts is sec
ond. Lamar York is third, Walter John
Richard Handsford spent Labor day
with his parents at Richmond, Va.
H. A. Lindsay is passing his vacation
at his home at Union Bridge, Md, Re-
ports received by fellow-employ from
him are that he is bagging some game
on his frequent hunting trips.
George w. Dunn, master mechanic. has
returned to work after spending two
months at Rockville. Since his return
to the city he has removed to the Parker,
Avenue Of the Presidents and Park road.
II. L. Reed. the expert on pneumatic
tools, left last Friday for soiourn Of
ten days in Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
A B. Dunn spent Sunday and Labor
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Dunn, in New York city.
l. H. Furguson has returned from an
extended tour through northern New
York and Canada.
If fishermen going to the lower PotO-
mac think they will have much luck,
they had better consult j. F. Janeyeck,
who has just returned from a trip there
with reports of great hauls which he
made daily.
F. G. Fairali and his wife returned
Wednesday from q trip to Old Point
Virginia Beach. Newport News and Nor
folk.
How to get water into we'll is infor-
nation desired by G. w Rechett, better
known to the employees Of the erecting
shop as dutch Charles Rechett. who
resides at Mount Rainier. Md. found 1t
necessary several days ago 10 clean out
a we'll at his place. He did SO. making
good job Of 1t. The work was SO well
done that now there is no water In the
we'll and Charles is at loss to know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-06
WANT BALLOT IN D. c.
ON ABROADER BASIS
Office Employees Declare 0p-
position to Features of
the Poindexter Bill.

The Stenographers. Typewriters, Book
keepers and Assistants Association Of
the District has adopted resolutions OPP
posing certain features of the bill in
troduced by Senator Miles PoindeXter of
Washington. providing for delegate for
the District In Congress. The Central
Labor Union has been asked to indorse
the resolutions.
They declare: THE bill contains tax
paying requirement which is equivalent
to a property qualification for voters. and
which would exclude from voting a large
number Of adults, including many OF
those most capable Of exercising the
rights of citizenship; that 1.-THE bill
seeks to punish the bribe-taker as dis
couragement of corrupt practices in cleo
tions, but fails to provide any punish
ment for the bribe-giyer": and that 1.-The
proposed delegate would not under the
Poindexter bill be subject to recall, nor
would the citizens have the. right of in
itiative and referendum as a safeguard
Of democracy.
The resolutions conclude:
That this organization. whose menu
bers are vitality interested in the making
and enforcement Of lewU which deter
mine for them the conditions Of their
employment and who believe THAT. any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-06
Boy CUTS UP $4,000.
Amuses Himself by Carving Into
Bundles of Securities.

CHICAGO. September Ga child mu-
tiiating a fortune of $2O0,OOO was the
Interesting spectacle in the town OF
Pavia- Mo, the other day. Senior Vital,
rent collector at Stradelia. gave an
expressman package wrapped in old
newspapers, asking him to hand it in at
bank at Pavia. 1t contained $200,OO0
in securities. The driver forgot all about
this seemingly nconsequential bundle,
and when Vital went to the bank to cut
his coupons there was nothing there for
MIN.
These securities were afterward found
in a mutilated condition. They had been
picked up on the road by a boy. who
had amused himself by cutting out the
head of the King of Italy from the Sc
curities and throwing away the rubbish.
The king. however, has been restored to
hts old position. and with a little trOu-
BILE in getting duplicates the Italian will
restore his fortune to its former mag
nitude.