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The San Francisco call., 1913-12-08
Wants u. S. to Find
Alleged EIoping Tailor

District Attorney Arthur M. Free of
Santa Clara county requested the
United States district attorney today
to search for James Tracey, a san
Luis Obispo tailor who is charged
with violating the Mann act. 1t is
alleged Tracey deserted his wife and
three children to elope with a Mrs.
Burdette of Mountain View. and that
the pair have gone to Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-08
GIVES UP Cl UB LIFE
TO STUDY METHOD OF
TEACHING DEFECTIVE
Prominent Society Woman to Take University Course ir
Social Science to Qualify as Instructor of Poor Children

Because of her
interest in child
welfare and her
desire TO teach
crippled children
of the poor. Mrs.
G e o gia Shaw
7 T o W b r / d & e.
prominent c ! u b :
woman Of Jordan
Park. San Fran
cisco, has given up
temporarily C l u b
and society to at
tend the Univer-
sity of California,
where she is reg
istered as a fresh
man in the college
of social sciences.
She is taking the
prescribed amount
of work for stu
dents in this di-
vision, and. to at
tend her s o'clock
recitations, has to
leave San Fran
cisco at 6:3 O
o. clio c k in the
m o in &. S h e
hopes to take her
degree in 1917.
After that there
VIII b e another
year for a teach
err s certificate.
and Mrs. Trow-
bridge win then
consider herself
able to go about
her cherished life
work. She plans
to teach defective
children according
to the principles
of the Montressori
school.
For years Mrs
Trowbridge h a s
been active in club
work. She is iden-
titled with the
Forum club and
the Claiming aux
Hilary, San Fran
cisco. During the
next four years,
however, she will
be able to devote
very little of her
time to pursuits
outside of her col
lege studies.
Indeed, she has
to utilize every
spare moment for
her studies, as her
h u S b a n d. H. o.
Trowbridge. who
is a well known
real estate dealer
in San Francisco,
agreed to let his
wife go to college
only on the condi-
ton that she still
devote her even
ings to him. So,
any one stepping
into the iv i n g
room of the home
at 125 Common
wealth avenue of
an evening would
never know that
Mrs. Trowbridge
had perhaps an
examination or
two to take the
next morning at
the university.
Mrs. Trowbridge
is a California
girl, the daughter
of pioneers. Her
father, G. e or g g
Shaw, was the first
boy born in Plac-
prvi1la
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-08
JAIL DOOR OPENS
FOR TWO PENMEN
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gets the men who are responsible for
the alleged crookedness in getting
the two important acts submitted un-
der the referendum.
Barron was not taken until detec-
tives had surrounded his house for
nearly two hours. Occupants of his
apartment gave the information that
he was not in, but after waiting for
two hours the detectives obtained in
formation that Barron was in the
house hiding. One of the detectives
started to break in the door. and Bar
ron attempted to escape through a
rear window. He was taken into GUS
tody as soon as he reached the ground.
The greatest secrecy has marked
the investigation of the district attor-
ney's assistants in the case. A pri-
vate office located far from the hall
of justice was used as headquarters.
Those on the inside of the investi-
cation declare that the forgeries were
made in the headquarters OF the op-
ponents of the red light abatement
act. They maintained quarters in the
bduh Oh Italy anu iA6 ne
Ian building.
MANY FALSE SIGNATURES
1t has been alleged that the petition,
which contained 10000 sigma lures
more than the 10000 necessary to
carry 1t, had at least 5000 forged
names upon 1t. 1t Is said that these
were placed on the petition at the in
stigation Of men who had been en-
ployed by the redlight district and
gave a large fund to defeat the bill.
Men who were employed In the cir
culation of the petition are said to
have informed the district attorneys
Office of the fraud. After months OF
exhaustive investigation, 1t is said,
these men finally weakened and con-
fessed, involving in their sworn state
ments the names of men who are
prominent in this city.
For some time these petitions have
been under examination by hand
writing experts. A special detail of
detectives has been employed to check
up on the signers of the petition.
Among the names that are said to
have been forbed is that of Fred l..
Hilmer, the supervisor.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-08
MAGNATE,s SON MARRIEs

CHEHALIS, Wash, Dec. S.-Arthur
Winstock, son of the owner of a chain
of moving picture theaters. has sur
prised his father by marrying Miss
Isla Robinson, a ticket seller. The
elder Winstock has wired his blessing.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-08
e-sfrum Fair at VisaIia. Dee. to Ii,
Tufare County Orange show

~rn Pacific from San Francisco, Oak
land Alameda. Berkeley. Sacramento.
Rannfng and points between. On sale
December to 13. Return limit De-
rember 15.--AdvertisemenL
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-08

ARLINGTON, Wash. Dec. S-Final
returns OF the recall election held
here Saturday for the purpose of re-
organizing the school board show
that the two socialist members have
been unseated by a majority Of 1873.
The two men were accused of support
ing a seditious teacher by refusing to
dismiss him for teaching that the sa-
lutte to the flag was lie" and "stuff." !"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25
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3. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPART ::
Z: MENT. !.
:: Conducted by Dr. J. {. MaLr !:
:: State Commissioner of Health :
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tuberculosis is very expensive ana
causes more poverty than any Other
disease. It freCuent.y has durati"l
of several years and individuals af-
flicted who are financially able, change
their residence hoping that new
climate will effect cure. Several
years ago we knew of a very prosper
Gus business man He was making
money very fast. HIS wife contracted
tuberculosis. She was sick with the
disease about three years; at the end
of that time he was a widower and a
bankrupt I'll was not so much the
money spent on his wife's health as
it was the loss of time from his Dnsi
ness and the state of his mind dur
ing his wifes illness that calsed his
bankruptcy. He has never been allie
TO get anJthnr start in life and he is
today wording on saia.! for an
other man. His experience with this
disease will 10: differ matcE1lly from
that of others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25

C. B. writes: "Is a simple case Of
scarlet fever dangerous?' Answer:
It is as contagious as a severe case
is Severe after-effects follow SIM
pie case, such as partial or complete
deafness, Bright's disease, heart dis
ease or rheumatism. The heart dis
ease may not be recognized for sew
eral years afterwards.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25

j. WI. S.-The tuberculin treatment
is benefit when one is affected with
tuberculosis. 1t should be combined
with rest, open air and feeding. II
there is a rise in temperature follow
ing its administration, the dose Civ
en- has been too large You should
consult physician in regard to your
condition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25
Had to Be Matched.

"Woa, dar, Politician" shouted old
Brother Bogus to the animal he was
endeavoring to drive in the way it
should go. "Woa, dar, dad-souse yo'
ornery picter, or Ill-Sah? Wy
uh-kee! hee-sah, | sails dis yuh mule
Politician uh-kaze de minute yo takes
yo' eye off'n de bodacious scoun'el
right den he's into devibent. Uh-yaw!
haw! haw!"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25
Do You Fear Consumption?

No matter how chronic your cough
or how severe your throat or lung
ailment is. DR.. Kings New Discovery
will surely help you; it may save
your life. Stillman Green of Mall
ichite. Col, writes: Two doctors
said | had consumption and could not
live two years. | used DR.. Kings
New Discovery and am alive and
Well" Your money refunded if il fails
to benefit you. The best home rem
edy for coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles. Price soc and sL00
Guaranteed by Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25
Notice to Farmers.

A meeting of Carter county and all
other farmers who desire to attend,
is hereby called for the county court
house al Ardmore, to be held at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon, Septem-
ber % tcr the purpose of organizing
a State Rural Credit Association.
p. A. HOLIDAY,
C. C. HELM,
w. r. HIGNIGHT,
C. W. WALTERS.
1S-tf
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plat of the townsite of Ardmore
and conveyed to the St Louis and
san Francisco Railroad Company by
he proper deed Of conveyance by the
st. Louis, San Francisco and New
Orleans Railroad Company; tho
same not now being used by, and
no. now being necessary for the use
of said St. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company, and which said
lands the said defendants and each
of them have refused TO grant to the
plaintiff as and for a right of way
and terminal facilities, and for a
connection with the railroad of said
defendant, st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company at said CITY
Of Ardmore &.
And upon which the said Con-
tiLental Trust Company of New York
City and the Bankers Trust Company
of New York City and y. A. McMii-
len, have and hold as trustees several
! trust deeds, certain mortgage rights
as mortgages. and to consider the
injury which the said St. Louis and
san Francisco Railroad Company and
Thomas H. West, w. c. Nixon and
! W. B. Fiddle as receivers of the
property of said railroad company,
and the said Continental Trust Com
pany of New York City and the said
| Bankers Trust Company of New York
| City and n. 4. McMillen, trustees
and mortgages, will sustain by rea-
son of said railroad and 10 assess
| the damages which said defendants
or either of them will sustain by
such appropriation of said lands, ir-
respective of any benefits from any
improvements proposed.
The said commissioners also, un-
der said appointment, to inspect tn"
following described real property de-
scribcd IN said petition and appl'-
cation owned by said defendant ST,
Louis, San Francisco and New Or
leans Railroad Company and upon
which the said defendants " tinen-
tat Trust Company Of .>ew York
City. has and holds a certain mort
gage or trust deed and upon which
the said plaintiff has located It's
line of railroad, and which said de
PENDANTS and each of them have re-
fused to grant to the plaintiff IA and
for right of way. towit: ),
A stri1 of lana one hundred QOO)
feet m width. the same being fifty
| C5O) feet wide on each side of he
| center line os the oklahoma, New
| Mexico e Pacific Railway Company's
located line of railroad, the center
| line of which is shown on the map
attached to plaintiffs petition, mark
ed for Identification Exhibit A.
/ here referred to and made a part
| hereof, extending from point IN
The range line between ltang'S one
(n and Two O2) East OF the III
dian Meridian in Township -Four "a
South in Carter County state "i
Oklahoma, Three (5) ieet Norlh OIL
the Northeast corner OF the Son'h-
east quarter lSEh) OF SECTION mum
ber Twenty-Five col township num-
bec Four (D South OF Range mum
Der One CD East or the lhuIah Me
ridian, the same being point IN
the West line OF the corporate nm
its OF the town OF Arimore' carter
County, state of Oklahoma; running
thence in westerly direction from
said point to point on the West
line OF Section Ihirty-one '"D IN
/ township number -FOUR ll) South OF
Range number Three CD West OF me
Indian Meridian, twelve hundred
eighty Il2NO) feet north OF the
Southwest corner OF SAID section
I Unmhor thirty ono i3l J. and extend
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consulted early, it is curable.

Once cured, if proper precautions
are used it will not come back. If
proper precautions are not used it is
very liable to return.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25

NJ. +. T.--AnswerIng your letter OF
recent date, VIII state, that during
the year 1912, there were 790 deaths
reported to the state health depart
ment from tuberculosis and only %
deaths from alcoholism.
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NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION
PROCEEDINGS.
The State of Oklahoma, to

PROCEEDINGS.
The State of Oklahoma, to
The above named defendants and
each of them; you are hereby noti-
fled thai the above named pla,ntlff
on the 18th day Of September. 1913,
filed in the above entitled cause IN
above named court its petition and
application for the appointment Of
commissioners as provided by Ian
and making application and petit
tioning the judge of said court 10
order and direct the sheriff OF said
county to summon three dislntercst-
ed freehalders of said county to be
selected by said Judge from The reg
uar jury list of names, as commits
sioners, said commissioners rot to be
Interested like question and to
be duly sworn to perform their du-
ties .mpartially and Justly and said
singular the real estate described in
said petition and application and
owned by the said defendant St
Louis and San Francisco Railroad
company and situated in the City Of
Ardmore, County of Carter State Of
oklahoma, upon which the said
plaintiff has located its said line Of
railroad and seeks to appropriate
the same to its use as and for a
right of way and terminal facilities
for the purpose of acquiring con
ncction with said railroad of said
defendant, St Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad company at the CITY
of Ardmorc, aforesaid, towit:
Beginning at a point on the range
line between Ranges one Cd and
Two t2) East of the Indian Merid-
ian. fifty five t55) feet South of the
Northwest (NW) corner of the
Southwest Quarter (SWh) of Sec
ton Thirty 900, in Township Four
a. South, Range Two C2) East Of
the Indian Meridian; thence running
South seventy three C7& degrees and
hi'y-elE"' ''N minutes 1'S' Ivy
one 'luhu'eu po"''''" "'' ''S''
TENNIS ''IIhN) loet 10 d punt ''.
ana Iour- 'enl"S 'lo'' 'erI ''''' -
the East nho ol NorIh ""S"'"s'o'
street in Block number two hun
dreu lor'E -Se'e" '-'p VI ''e 81 10
maj town p''' o' A'u'''''' '"'''',o
ma; thence eaS''r'y On Il curve Win
a radius oil ''sht hunur'u Io"''''n
ana l'N'-teh'hS I''' '>l''') '''' '.''
cohca'e 10 the Nor'n 10 Il point o'
the west me OF lhe S'a''o" S'o"'"'
OF lhe western ON''no'''" N''''o""'
thence hor'h'TIy along 'n' west ''"e
OF sa.d s'a''"n E'o"h"7 10 Po'''
one huhdT'u 'h'r'l 1--WE Ni'''
south 'I'e'" '''' degrees an" '"''l
NO) minutes west Oh the Nor'""'''
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L. P.--You say you had specific
blood disease eight years ago and
that YOU believe that you are well of
the same and want to know if YOU
will be safe in marrying. Answer;
You can have your mind relieved by
having a Wasserman test made. This
will cost five or ten dollars. Your
physician will advise .you where to
secure the test.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25

J. VI. writes: rs consumption cur
able: if once cured, will it come
back?" Answer: If a physician is
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WORKERS coNrRAsTED.

y The laggard drones in the .
q rut.
q The aggressive worker forg- Z
:; es to the front.
The laggard seeks no chanc- q
Il es for advancement, and Is .
q content to hang on to his job .
y without striving for efficien- .
= cy and recognition. q
4 The aggressive worker q
. keeps in touch with opportun- q
q ity and is alive to chances FOR
!: bigger, better things. q
. The laggard does not know u
4 Of the offerings CT the Want y
q Columns.
y The aggressive worker de- y
& pends upon the Wants to pro- =
q vide increased responsibility y
and added earnings. u
Z The wants are for the ag- {:
gressive. q
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CARTER COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma, New Mexico and Paclhc
Railway Company
Plaintiff.
VS.
ST Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Company and Thomas II. West
w. c. Nixon, w. B, Biddle, Re
ceivers of said St Louis and san
Francisco Railroad Company, St
Louis, San Francisco and New
Orleans Railroad Company, the
Continental Trust Company of
New York City the Bankers
Trust Company of New York
City, and n. A. McMillen,
Defendants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-25

B. W.-Your trouble is bleeding
piles. The best treatment is to have
them removed. See your physician.
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| buy in car lots and can sell for
less. L. D. Mason, hay, grain, flour
ana feed. 20i West Main street.
1S-1m
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Strenuthen Weak Kidneys.

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neys. You can get prompt relief by
taking Electric Bitters, that wonderful
remedy praised by women every
where. Start with a bottle today,
you will soon feel like a new woman
with ambition to work. without fear
Of pain. Mrs. John Bowling of San
Francisco, writes: Gratitude for the
wonderful effect of Electric Bitters
prompts me to write. 1t cured my
wife when all else failed" Good for
the liver as well. Nothing better for
Indigestion or biliousness. Price SOC
and $1.00 at Ringer Drug Co.
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New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
FIRE ROUTS GIRL STUDENTS
Thirty in Seminary of st. Faith
Take Refuge on Campus.

Fire started in the engine room OF
the Seminary of st. Faith, connected
with the Cathedral of St John the
Divine. at No. 40 Cathedral Parkway
last night. The thirty girls studying
there TO be deaconesses. many OF whoh
belong TO prominent New York ram
lilies. were in the general study working
at their lessons when the room began
70 All with smoke.
The tanitor was called hurriedly, but
before he found the fire the smoke had
Increased i'm volume with such rapidity
that the girls were ordered out on the
,ampus. Leo Ringstead, the Janltor'
finally discovered a pile of lumber IN
the engine room was ablazc. While he
was making vain attempts to eXtln-
quish the fire with buckets OF water
Dean Knapp sent in an alarm.
The fremcn had little diihcuity IN
combining the blaze to the engine room.
The damage was small.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
SHOT FOR NOT HURRYING
Little Girl Killed for Lettering
on Field of Honor"

Boston. Nov. BINARY Joyce. twelve
wears old, was shot to death to-day be-
cause she did not move fast enough at
the command Of two boys. The police
are searching for Christopher Harris.
aged fourteen, and Thomas Foley, aged
sixteen. both Of whom were armed with
revolvors.
Two other boys had quarreiled In the
street and started into an open field ITO
fight II out" Mary Joyce and other
children went with them. Harris and
Foley. perched on fence, brandished re-
volyers. the police say. shouting, Get
ont Of here or well shoot "
The frightened children started for the
street with Mary Joyce at the rear.
twice they heard an ominous hammer
click as If a weapon had missed fire then
shot rang out and Mary Joyce dropped
with a bullet in her head.
Harris and Foley were arrested late To-
night at Providence, r. J. The ponce say
the lads admitted that both their reVol-
yors were discharged when Mary joyce
was nearby. but said it was accidental
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
CHILDREN HANG PlAYMAlE {
Boy Who Took Horse Thief
Part in Game Has Close Call.

PLAYING the part of horse ih'ei III
wild West game nearly cost the ne ol
four -year-old Frank Kanenko"iZ' o'
No I57 Rockaway avenue, Browns
vile. last night His playmates strung
him UP by the neck from the awning
of the plumbers shop on the ground
eoor of the tenement house where ne
lives. and then. finding they had stran-
gled him. ran away.
An elder boy living across the street
william Amburg. cut down the hoy.
lie was unconscious. The rope had lett
a deep impression in his throat Will
lam carried the lad as fast as he couid
10 a drug store, where artificial res
piration was tried and an ambulance
call sent 10 ST. Mary's Hospital After
about fifteen minutes work the boy
began TO show signs Of life. He was
taken to the hospital in a serious con-
dition.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
CAMPAIGN 13 STORY HERE
Provided Not by Julius Har-
burger, but Utica Man.

Albany. Nov. 13.-Thtrc wore IhdI-
cations about the Capitol to-day that
there would he no usual thirteen
story and then along came the cam
paign statement Of James Is. OConnor'
Citizens candidate for Mayor Of Utica
and spoiled everything. Here are the
statistics: Letters in name, 10; ex-
pended S1,313 Is; unpaid bills, S3i5 l5;
date, 18th; year, 1913.
It cost Sheriff Julius hamburger
sol 81 of his own money to make his
unsuccessful race for Coroner Of New
york County. His contributions were
s3.452 and his expenditures S3.4i3 ~.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
DUNLAP GEMS FOUND
IN PIER WAITING ROOM
Customs Watchman Discovers $4,000 Jewels
Which Had Been Taken in Charge by
Federal Agents, on Settee

Five hours after the White Star liner
Olympic docked Wednesday Frank
Taylor. a customs watchman. found by
the merest chance in the waiting room
OF Pier 30 a casket containing S5O,Op
worth Of jewels.
1t was the casket tanen from Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Allon Dunlap in the forenoon
by Treasury Agents Esterbrook and
Wilson and Inspector Coffee, who had
boarded the Olympicsto examine these
travellers and detain their baggage
and Jewels.
The apparent negligence OF the spe-
cial agents in leaving such costly
bit OF detained property in a public
waiting room caused much consterna-
tion yesterday at the Custom House.
From the q velopments in the Dun
lap case. which was taken yesterday
to the law division, il was learned that
the Jewels would most likely he re-
turned to the owners within a few
days.
The fact that the $4,000 worth of
gems had been merely detained and
not seized made the heads Of depart
ments responsible for their safekeep-
ing feel particularly uneasy Wedncs-
day when they were brought down &c
the Custom House at 2:30 p. m. 10y
Taylor.
Had they been stolen the Treasury
Department would have been liable tor
the loss If nothing irregular had been
proved against the Dunlaps.
The finding Of the gem casket hy
TAYLOR after it had been lift in the
deserted waiting room became known
to the heads of all departments yes
terday, but facts were carefully guard
ed. A report of the matter il was
learned. would be forwarded TO Wash
ington.
An investiga tion has been started
and the special agents. it is said, will
have TO explain how the jewels came
TO get out OF their possession.
Esterbrook. Wilson and Coffee went
aboard the olympic Wednesday morn
ing and ordered Mr.. Dunlap TO appear
before them with his wife in the lounge