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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-10
WALL PAPERING.

WALL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES.
Estimates cheerfuly furnished
ROSIN. JONES & HOLLETT
Successors TO Rosin & Bro
All Practical Men
NO 421 Shipley St. Phone, 1851.
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PHOTOPLAYWRIGHT.

Will REVISE, CRITICISE AND
y type your photoplay for 81 90. Ad-
dress Woo, Evening Journal Once.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-10

n YPEWRITERS RENTED THREE
i months $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange No 9l5 Market street.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-10

Il OR sALE-THE LATE A. c. PYLE
II property, No 257 Main street. Newark.
Delaware used as tinsmith's shop Good
jy29-eod-1m.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-10
TYPEWRITERS.

d ARGAINS IN REBUILT UNDERWOOD.
ID L. Q. Smith and Remington Typewrit-
ers. Ribbons. carbon paper repairs. Rem
wood Company. sos Church Bldg. Phone
55o4-W. Tenth and Market SITS.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-10

Va ANTED-FURNITURE, RUGS. CAR.
w pets, clothing; whole households
bought for cash. Largest and cheapest rug
merchant IN Delaware. Save money and buy
from me. Ready mixed Five Clay sold
an CHARLES s. HuRLOCK
anre-u Seventh and Poplar Streets
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-10
MARKET STREET GARACF-
MASOUERAnE SIMS

M AS4UERADE sUITs-S. A. sTSN.
nue. GpSh a l 81 No 929 vandever Ave.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
Foy--ci.ss Por.-zr.- E1.rrra.io-

Saturday. A-g i. 1913
T5@ U1.te5 States Civil Se-Tsc=
C9--.sEic, announces hat on re
5s.s -s-s5 above n examination
VIII D .s-5 :: A-dno-e Okla. a.
tes1l- q rh5ch = .s expected 70
make csr-lScztig- . I'll coutsu-
plated Tsczocy :, the position ot
fou-s-c-sss postmaster ~ Hewitt
I'd o;he- vscs-c-ss - they nay cc-
cu- q that otzce. unless i shall be
decided Z TIE interest o. t1s service
% fl the vacancy ~ reinstatement
Tb@ compensation q The postmaster
~ this o.see was s43- to- the las;
fiscal year
Age ,.Zit. q years and over on
TIE date Of ne examination. with
tie exception that n STATE where
women are declared by statute 10 be
Of full age to- al purposes at Is
years. women e yearE Of age OF
he date o. The examination vii be
admitted
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied b. the post Office
for which the examination is an
nounced.
The examination IS open 70 al ciu-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
WOMAN DROPS DEAD At
ELnORE CITY, okRVlk CO.

Mr. Peter Kalnes Of the western
par ~ the county fell dead In the
Fir-t State Bank at Elmore last
TaIrsday afternoon. The woman had
gone ~ toan % Do a little shopping
and markeiirR and Eas apparently
well and strong On entering the bank
70 look after a little item Of business.
she fell ~ the loOr and was dead
when assistance reached her.
The deceased Was about - years of
age She was buried at the Elmors
cemetery, Friday Wynne-
wood New Era.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
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yard Wei. I did" declared Bobby
yir,goutly 4 fred everything over
the fence soOn az ! got home from
school but the I'D next coo- broSed
EN- Oh back after dark"
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15

Benefited By Chsmberlsin's Lininent
Last winter Use1 Chamberlain's
L.niment for rheumatic pains, st.r
ness and soreness Of the knees, and
can cOnscientiously say that l never
used anything that did me 20 much
good "-Edwsrd Craft. Elbs, y. Y
Obtzinable everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
~ SHIPS CHANGED FLAG
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e.ct,,,. T,L,tl M.r. C.r,,sr

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during 'ae fscal gss- ending June go
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t.is number ~ formerly were in 'ae
British merchant marine. and z1 10
the German
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15

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az. you need q gDod cleaning cut
HETtbISE u the right thing tJ- hat
yJrpOse !, stimulates the liver. tones
~ the stomach and pur.Aes the bow
Gle. Price 5Dc Sold b. Bomsr Drug
Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
not SANE MURDERS
Attorney Says Mrs. p.sSe Refers 70
Other Cases

Other Cases
Ciariuds. Iowa. July I4-W. ~ Bui-
man. special attorney assisting In the
Bedford murder caFe aid this after
nom that the murders referred 70 By
Mrs " J. Pesse Of Dee MOines. were
not those upon which he Is working.
although they probably we're commit
ted by the same gang He said He'd
rick and his companions were killed
about three years previous 10 the time
Nathan Smith and bis son we're killed.
This be said. vas before Jonathan
Dark Joined the gang
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
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s,z-e D. Ck-z1o-1s 1zs advanced and
prepared tyr submission 70 the cog-
Z great many original Arguments and
formulas that ne eIp=--s O. the con-
mission conceive . be convincing
TIE 1na legislature appropriated
s-5l1 for IRE o. Tie corporation CON
mission Il preparing 70 de,s.d The
zc fare case z-5 since mis- fund be-
came agzlzb]e there has been scene
o. fe,erlsa activity II tae Offices ot
the corporation commission and the
Offices o. the Oklahoma railroads II
preparation on the data Head Of the
accountants wso have been employed
b. the state .s Q. <. LUd.zm Of NeE
YORK. a man Of considerable repu-
,ztion II such rlst,erz, who vas the
rate expert o. the Arkansas cOmmis-
sion IN the fare fight II that state
Attorney Genera Has Help.
Associated T.th :. P Freezing, at
torney general - Oklahoma. is one Of
his assistants. J. H. Miley. and Jo-
seph VI. Hill, former chic justice Of
the supreme court Of Arkansas, who
was Identified with the Arkansas rate
cases On behalf O, the state.
This case has been on the dOckets
Of the federal court in Oklahoma for
long time. !; was contemporary
with the Minnesota and Arkansas
cases. which have long been disposed
Of. and It's wea-y course through con
unuance and introductory orders has
been alike tiresome and expensive.
For a time the roads we're permit
ted under a stipulation 70 charge &c
mile fares, and during this time
purchasers Of tickets received cou-
pOns for rebate Of the excess fare
in case the decision shall 20 adverse
70 the railroads This rebate that is
contingent upon the result Of the
trial amounts TO about SG,O00O 900. As
many Of the coupons have not been
saved. 2 great deal OF the refund wil
-a--.-- ,r tho cfafa u 4 shall De
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-15
BAD NEGRO SHOT IN
CUSHING HOLD-UP
Brutlcr- Takcn Into Custody After Sc
riuu~ shooting \frair: Douglas
Shot Id Rice in Tulsa.

Word Was received I'M Tulsa y,ster-
day afternoon THAT Webb and Douglas
Rowe. both famous u Tulsa for their
drurudauous uf the past especially
the latter who came into the lime
bEht uy shooting and almost fatally
Nuuuumg Detective Ed Rice year
ago were captured at Gushing early
Monday morning after am unsuycuss
full attempt at 20 suckuu From the
information obtained. Webb Rowe was
shot three times and viii Doubtless
die from the effects. while Douglas
was captured redhandcd
The particulars of the robbery could
not bt HSccrtJincd as the telephone
connections were such as 90 prevent "a
clear understanding of the message
Whether the robbery was staged I'm "a
business house "a resort or some other
place was not learned Gushing Off
GERS have been on the lookout for the
two brothers for move than week.
as they are alleged 90 have staged
a similar holdup there ten days ago.
Douglas Rowe up TO the time Of his
capture and arrest there, was enjoy
ing his liberty on a heavy bond for
the shooting of Rice. lie is to be
tried at the next term Of the superior
court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-15

coupled with this crime is in tho ale
cation of his connection with the
writing of the murder notes and on
this point there is only Conley's story
that Frank dictated them to him"
Mr. Howard declared Conley had
testified that on his way to the fac
tory on the morning of the murder
he had drunk beer, wine and whisky.
In five years. he sald, the negro had
served seven sentences for violation
of the municipal laws of Atlanta.
That, said Mr.. Howard, was the kind
of person that crouChed at the foot
of the stairs as Mary Phagan came
down. Her mesh bag containing her
money never has been found. The
testimony Mr.. Howard continued,
shows there were evidences that the
little girl had been assaulted. Muir
der to conceal the robbery and assault
negro to save his own life.
Attacks other Witnesses.
THE murder notes were not the
mental efforts of Frank" he declared,
"for they are in the language, style
and form of expression of Conley."
Mr.. Howard went into Conleys va
rious afiidavits and testimony II. de-
tail. pointing out discrepancies. He
also attacked the testimony and We
racity of other state witnesses.
1T is immaterial that Monteen
Slower was In Franks office between
1905 and 1910 on the day OF the
murder and Frank was not there"
said Howard. I'VE know Frank was
not killing Mary Phagan at that time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-15

LONDON, June u Captain A. Noel
Edwards, one uf Great Butains fa-
NOUS polo players, has died at Yprcs
from gas poisoning He was a mem,
byr OF the international tennis teams
sent from England in 1871 and 1918
to play against the Meadow Brook,
J.. T.. team, for the international polo
trophy
Captain \. Noel Edwards played at
80. . position I'm the 1911 series and
at the same position in the first game
of the 1918 series, hut was replaced
for the last game because his ponies
were not I'M good condition. on his
first trip TO America he was lieu
tenant in the Ninth English LanCers; !;
ON his second trip he had been pro-
NOTED to captain.
The acquaintance the English army
officer made on his first trip led to
an open reception for him on his re-
turn. He became very friendly with
The members of the American team
captained by FoXhall keene and was
the guest of honor at a number of
social events. He played more than
once with the Piping Rock team sew
eral days before the International
match.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-15

testimony shows that Mary Phagan
could not have reached Franks office
until 12:13 p. m"
Is that time accepted by both
sides as the time Of Miss Phagan's ar
rival?' asked Governor Slaton.
Adiourns Until Wednesday.
NO" replied Mr.. Dorsey. "Tbe
state contended that she reached the
factory at the time Frank stated.
1905 p M"
we will leave the record to show
"Mch side is correct on this point"
said Mr.. Howard.
AT this stage the hearing was ad-
journed until Wednesday.
FRANK denied that he saw Conlev
az al! on the day of the murder" said
Mr' Dorsey, at the morning session.
put Two witnesses testified they saw
MN taking TO the negro on the street
DtIore noon. Frank admitted Mary
Phagan was on his floor lat 12.O5 or
IL. 10, or maybe 1907 the day of the
murder. He said he had not left his
ONCE after IL noon until he left the
factory about / p. m, except when he
went upstairs about 1890 .. m. TO
tell Mrs. White to leave the build
ing. But the testimony of Miss
Monteen Stove was that she went to
his office at 1906 and did not leave
until 12:lO p. m. and that Frank was
not In his office during that time.
Mary Phagan was not seen alive
by anyone after Frank saw her. BLOOD
was found on Franks floor and tho
hair Identified as Mary's was found on
his floor"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-15

charge Of the department Of foreign
affairs of the convention government
In the memorandum filed at the
state department General Villa sums
up with the following:
eve Of the convention government
have not been animated by ambitions
for power nor do we desire in any
case to obtain it by means other than
by the free vote of the Mexican peo-
pie. But inasmuch as the desire TO
consult the country relative to the
restoration of legal regime with con-
stitutiOnal sanction, is accepted by
the CarTanZa faction, we are dis
posed in the~light of possible inter-
Vention in our national problems by
a foreign power, to again invite all
those MeXicans to unite and collab-
crate with us i'm the work of realizing
the principles of the revolution, es-
pcCially the agrarian question and the
development Of instruction for the
masses; and we only except from this
invitation those who, according to the
words Of President Wilson, have ig
nored the constitution of the republic
and employed their power against the
interests Of the people.
Appreciates Wilson'S Attitude. ,
The Mexican people entertain sin
cere gratitude toward those of the
United States for their generous SYM
pathy and moral support and | am
pleased to observe that President Will
son recognizes that the people and
government Of the United States make
no pretense Of right to take part in
the solution of our internal affairs
General villa admits the contention
that there is no recognized authority
throughout the country. He refers,
however, to a message to him from
Du Val West President Wilson's rep
resentative, stating lit gives me pleas
ure to inform you of the magnificent
which the tranquility and
order which p, have observed every,
where / nave been, has made on me-
He also quotes from a message of Sir
Cecil Arthur Spring Rice, British am
to the United States, to a
representative in northern Mexico eX-
pressing qualification to the Villa gov
ernment for prompt action in protect
ing British interests
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peace was received with satisfaction
In official quarters.
Enrique G. Llorontc, Washington
representative of the Nilla-Hapata
coalition, called on Secretary Lansing
with a copy Of the villa telegram to
Carran2l and a long note from Gen
oral villa replying to President Will
sons recent prououncement of policy.
The note referred appreciatively to
the presidents efforts and outlined
the purposes of the Nilla-Zapata lead
crs To- bring about reconciliation
With those oi Carran|a.
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upon by the court were presented.
/ would like to call your attention to
the fact that just before Governor
Brown went out of office he issued
forty pardons, combinations or pa
roles, or which twenty-five were in
murder cases"
Taking up his reply to Mr.. Dorsey
he said:
eliminating Conley's testimony
there is nothing in the circumstanual
evidence to connect Frank with the
murder of Mary Phagan. The only
point In this record where Frank 10
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H'""'H ny N'l' 'ndIlcb l4yutthCE
NEW YORK, June l4.-Immedi-
ate preparation for a national de-
fensa adequate TO meet any eventual
ity was urged tonight by Henry l..
JStImson, former secretary Of war in
an address before the National Sc
curity league.
THE main danger Of war today"
SAID the CORNER secretary. "Ues In the
idcl that we have 80 acted in the past
as To give good reason for believing
lhdt we do not really mean TO pro-
tect our rights. The surost way to get
INTO "a night Is TO use strong language
ana then stand with your hands In
your pockets. Is there a man who
doubts that President Wilson's note
TO Germany would receive more at
lcnton If 1t were known that our
navy was N readiness and our free
people in the the language of Wash
lhgton, disciplined ana trained to
arms2'
Public Should Know.
Mr. Stimson called attention to
what he described as "the acute is
sue that has arisen because OF the de-
struction Of American lives on the
OF saying anything that might embar-
"ss the government but declared ne
considered it his duty and the duty Of
every American citizen to help create
an intelligent public opinion. Mr..
Slimson asserted that the development
Of the rights Of the neutral has been
the means Of putting the brakes upon
saNagery' and then continued in
part as follows.
To-day we are face to face with
the European war in which one of
the cOmbatants has reverted ia the
IhonouEh gong logic Of primitive
warfare.
we were not concerned as natiun
III the origin or causes of the war: we
are vitalIy interested in its results We
cannot stand by and see centuries of
progress swept into the dust hean
rights.
"If the government of the United
states Is not TO omit any act neces-
sary 10 the performance of its sacred
duty 1t stands pledged by this declara-
uon In President Wilson's note of Nav
~ TO the use Of force if Germany per
slsls in her attacks upon our citizens
travelling on the high seas.
Backing Is Lacking
Unfortunately, we have but slender
foundations upon which to build a
pollcy OF temperate firmneSS like that
OF our fellow neutrals Practically not
one step has been taken eXCept to ad-
\eItlSc to the world our impotence"
MIR. Stimson gave it as his opinion
That congress should now be in extra
session, making up for It's failure to
need during regular session the recon-
mendauons made to it by military ana
n of iH1 IL