The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 9, Ed. 1, Tuesday, May 29, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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Ardmore Tuesday Msy 29 9cg.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
(flic pailtj rDmorcilc.f
tvtry Dsy Exeept 8sturdiy By
fHt AROMOREITE PUBLI8HINO
COMPANY. I
WHEN STA'EHOOD COMES.
Statehood win aire rpr-tiU-ttoa
to cmirtM Oar rtprtunf tiret
tooviBK kt thy mi Mrt
mnaslta? th rtprt of (Mr cnHem?-
Uaey Bas Prsildtnt' q..b(MM at on- fesm tk reetrle-
0. U DrriM" Vtee-Preildent . uom spoil th Ml o fasMan Iaa4e
i Wicirl&z VAiio: I rwurM. Ttf to a saatt-r or the
I. rtattMi WUdora . . Associate Editor sost riuj isaportanee to all the peo-
I. r. Eaaley Bailout Manager pie. the ltiM as well m um nitee.
At tlM pntrnt ua w lawaa
HARGROVE COLLEGE
Iaa4 pvr
tatered at the PoitoSee at Aria ore
as gecoad-CUu Matter.
roMlshed erery afteraocra (exteptjth lediacs shoeJd b llsalnd at
are
Aa far aa msiM t IS)
fprUDet
attsrday) aad Btiaday aorslng.
TERM8 OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Weekly Ardmortltt.
fr Tear by Mall H W
Ait Uonlba
rare ioc.U)i 16
Th Dilly ArdmertlU.
ns Weok J
Da Month.. M
Dai Year w
. CPayabla lo Adraace.)
I Th esdal gexiWMr for the Uclt'
t3 BUM Court of the Southern Dt-
Ineu ladUn Territory Aiao ror me
JChlckajsw Stoc'a AmocUUob of the
"jxwlian Territory and the oXeUJ or-
an of the city. '
Xdj erroneous reflection oponr the
character aad reputation cT aay per
aoa which may be printed In-lfce ArJ
saorefte or aoy article baaed oo re-
aorta that are false will be sladly cor
neuA If brought to Uo attention cf
the publisher.
Confer with the Managing Editor
e. all maUera pertaining to the eci-
rial departnent and with the Pre-
Kant or Uuitoota Manager on buil-
1MI.
" PHONES.
easiness Manager's Office ..lit
Citr Editor's Office 5
Ixwjk DUtance
.sis
Ardmore Tuetday May 29 1906.
"I whth I were tbe King of Spain"
oo
Jet ready for tho Y M C. A. aove.
TF10M.
OO
I.t the Yellow Mmtjr CertMcatea
.Aeeumanle for tb Y. M. C. A. bW-
Inc.
oo
JiiiIho (Mil of the yorUtern district
baa dtraldwJ that a city baa tw rtbt
4in nHiwm puol and MIMH tolla If
It la Uim to be dealfebl.
oi
ItofaNla la now belnff TtalUtl by
Ourrid Xattmi. So far notbiax baa
Lm omaalKMl. How 44 Carrl bap-
Uf iH!t aach aa overalgbt?
It wilt be Juat Mm' A ni mure Ui mlae
Dhi HHMHty aeceaaary to erect that
baajtaOHHt Y. M C. A. bnlldfa awl
mtB tW reconl for the Indian Terrl-tT-
oo
It In wi netted that eone lalreat-
d ttakt
jt willl
Ink lwl'K'nnt will Mm made In mm-
m-ntUtn wl the InrfallgHtltHt of I be
MfHreiiHleil ) l"da of the CbcUw
ami Clilckaaaw nation. ThU Invea-
tlnntloti la made In acoonlance with
u uIhhmi of Indian Approttrlathm IHII
IiimrlO'l It la aald. through the offorte
i.f MHAtr UPollottn.
oo
Ho$tUtr Clark "f Montana baa wir-
ed an Indian Territory friend that
ftlHtehiMMl can conlldently Ue eHfct-
I'd tlnrltiK the preaeut aaaakm of eon-
nroita. Noililnn wtmld be tart ideaa-
Hut limn lo ew a aHMMly reallaallon
uf our rxpctatlou. Benator Clark'a
wlrn atninxtbena the boM) that aome-
tliliHC ititiNiiale may Iihi(im to Indian
Territory.
(onural Htiwaael the aallant di'fen-
dur of I'oit Arthur Una been run-
dmiuicd to dt-Rili by a lot uT "atay
at Iiuiiih" ollU'ra. So far na the
TAorlil kmiwa lit made ii atnhborn iW
fetwe URHlnat tfrrlrt? attflcla (if the
JujiHiiuaHr and Himlly tirrnilert
whim In eoiitlMiit' further renlHtiincw
would have ImvoIvmI Ktat htae of
II fit lo imi piiriMwe. It hardly avetna
tiriHlltuUlo that the ItiiaalHit military
aiithurltloa can make a caae uf fall
uro of duty axalnal hint. He haa lieeu
pnniillimiiiteil upon hli linivcry by or
HetirH of iKhir countiiea and oatieclal
ly by (liuioral N(l to whom he aur
ruiidurod.
00
(InmriKir lliM'h of KauaMH who nm
viltixl the Kaly railway to hriDK Ita
null for uvi'ry nl(irualu Mixtion of
liiiid nhuiK IIh rlnlit of way through
tlio TiHTllory In the imnie of Iho Hlt
of ICiuiiwiH. aaye ho did It In thu In-
loimt of the aeitlura aa well h of tho
roml In order that no oloud would ho
on tho tlllo. Tho (loviTiior dhl not
impluln hla aiiililon mid Inteniw Inter--at
for Iho pooplo of tho Territory
nor hi riNiKon for hla Hollcltmlu In
lludr liohnir It la Kunorally undor-
hIim that uvuu thiniKh tho Knly
Hhouht win Iho C(i80 tho ihimnKoa
would fall on tho Pedum) Kovornmout
anil not on tlu Indiana or thu prOHunt
owuurn of tho laud mid that tltloH
-would not bu dUtiirbod.
oo
Oalnmor ranges aro miaranteod.
Sao our ad
Stoycoi' Kenncrly & Bpraglni Co.
iar eaoaM be alloweel to attend to
(Mr boeJaesa free froaa latarfereae
TaU woaXT Mke tbeoi aaore aeU
Itaat aad eacoarae ttoa to act tor
tb'iaaaalwa Waea tae laeUajta are
aenalttad to eUapoae of tbtir lao4a
It it certaJe taat a naaa of
teekera will coaae to tae Territory
rtnaera with raoaaa will buy laaata
aa4 aa they leaaroea taetr tanaa
Um ralUnt beaeflt will be to tae
laAaa'a adranta. At ta
rlaV ateaaasdi of aerea of taad are.
lyloe; Idle that are aaaeepUble of i
blifb state of culU Tattoo. The In
aut.t are aot too lannera Tine baa
dmoaat rated tbia. If tae buda are
to be enaaneajd la ealo It wtfl be
tb wklto bum taat doea nv. Ta
praaftat law are alajilr aneaUefaet-
ory: Tb lawi aa ttey aow a taad
matt be ehaaaed aad Uxre luaaa to
be little ape ualeaa we bare itate-
ImM One ebaace will follow the
'ibr. Now li the time for the bota
aeker to Tlalt the Territory aad ae-
UMlat bliaaelf wttfe Uie ralue of
landa. We aaee a woaderfal eoaatry
a flae clliaate and laad that will pro
duce anything. Towaa and cltlee are
rowInK rapidly. Property la en
baocklDf; In value every day. With
a cbaaae of the law la reference to
laada aad tale caaaa la tore to come
If we aet ataf'Sood. there la no place
la the United State where nutaey
can be eaay and faater made than the
Indian Territory. Compare It with
what It waa Ave yeare aao. What
will it be five yeara hence. Towne of
nee thoaaaad population two and
thu yeara ago now have fttteea to
twejnty taouaanda Inhabltanta. And
thla remarkable growth baa been un-
der adverae condition aad lawi
framed solely for the Indiana bene-
fit. Olve the white man a chance
and he will do great tblnaa for blnv
aelf and for the Indiana aa well.
With statehood a more liberal policy
wilt be adopted and the advantage
will be mutual to the ladlaa and to
the while.
l.et aa hop and bellave that some
day we caa conduct our own affairs.
MINISTER PLEADED GUILTY.
Given an Indcflnte Sentence In Peni-
tentiary for Bigamy.
Chicago May 29 Altnon Clarence
Abel formerly a prominent mlntater
of the Methodist Episcopal church
pleaded guilty today to the chnrg of
bigamy and waa sentenced to an In
deSTUte term In th e penitentiary.
To hla aecond wife Abel waa known
aa "Clair Clayton." It waa upon thf
complaint of her mothor that he waa
arreaUd.
MOD HANGS WHITE MAN.
Alleoed Murderer ef Prominent Citi-
zen Taken From Ollkeri.
Monroe m May '). A mob e:.-
agml a apeclal train here laat night
Mini went to Tallula where they forc-
ed open the Jail and hanged K. L.
Itiwera a wht man alleged to be
the murder of Jeaae Brown n
prominent merchant of f! Irani. Hog-
era after Mret lielng found guilty
waa given it mw trial and diachargtd.
The murder occiirrvd In IHO I.
APPROPRIATION DILL REPORTED
Carries Big Appropriation for Panama
Canal Work.
Wasliliiutoii. May Jti The mindry
civil appropriation bill which was -report!
to the house unlay Is the larg-
est over reported oarrylnx ninety-
four million three hundred thousand
dollars of which (wtmty-tive millions
four hundred thotiMtud dollars Is for
work on the Panama canal.
Contempt Suit for Lynching.
Waililnatnn May JR. The govern-
mnnt hna diclileil to hrlnp suit aaalntit
Sheriff John P Slilpp andtwenty-flvo
othora of ChattnnooKn Tenn. for con-
tempt because of the lynchlnK In that
city March laat. of Kd Jonnaon a
negro who wna under sontonce of
denth for rapo. He had been allowed
an nppottt oy the Vnltinl States tu-
prenio court from the circuit court.
For the Depot Platform
Tho Santa IV nillronil has shipped
In a car of Mtreetiera from the rock
Immhcr north of tho city nnd are
having It put around the dejHit plat-
form. Thin cruHliml rock which la
nonrly aa fluii as wind will when It
h raluod upon commit Itsolf and he-
enmo as hanl nnd sulmtantlal as co-
inont lasthiK for n considerable tlma
li discount on nil scliolurshlps sold
In SolvldKo Huslncss Collcgv from
now till Juuo 4. 3S S
Extrsites ef the Primary ar.d Inter-
mediate DeparVnenta.
Tho commeccnat xtmft rf
Harsrove Cotlece were eottLlfcaeal yes-
tredajr afuraooa at tw.tidrty clock
at which tlma tb? latemedute and
priaaary departaaenta aetd their ex.
ereisve. The UtUe folk bad bn well
tralaed for the occaaioB and the pro-
raaa which ther preewtd was a
oyed by all. It coociMCd of reauatas.
aoats. drills and a awy "Saowaahe"
la wbteu til IirUe bafi and glrte
took part.
Th award! ag of tn state la thwe
JepartaBents was nast aaade . The
medal in the laUraaacTM . depart-
meat gtvea by W. B. fyam. was
awarded to Claude Frmata.
The asedal Rlv-a yy Out Ardmore
N'atioaal baak tot tfe prfaaary depart'
meat waa awarded to Yenoyd Iad
aa.
Monday evening th oratorical aad
dcUaaloa contest was hM. The ex
ercise ware opened with prayer. At
fr which Miis Mamye Cross aad
vlary !lakeay played Biehtet on th
piano 1
Ike orat Jilaal aocneet. for which
94al there wer three ctMtestanta
camli first oa th prosraja. The med
al which waa given by The Ardmore-
ite Pabllahlng Co. wm wen by Mr.
Aebury Bagwell. bo cenae as hla
subject "Th Mighty Strwotle.-' Mr
Bafrwell's oration was fdrcoful and
appealed to the aadteace its the dee-
lamatloN contest LeRoy Moees won
the medal which was awarded by the
City National Bank. Loltoy. who la
tery youoi; to win aach a prlio had
eboaen aa hla subject "Oliver Crom
well." Ui delivered bis address well.
After the program waa carried out
Dr. Grow preetdeat of the College
addreaeed the audience In a few well
chosen words touching upon the work
of the pnnlls daring the past year.
He naked the co-operation of the cit-
Izene of Ardmore 'n making Har
grove on of th oremoat educa
tional Institutions la the aouthnoat.
Dr. Grosa amons; other things said
that they needed more room at the
college aad recommended that the
cltlseaa of th town get uwether and
raia money for building an addition
to the college.
This has been the most roceaaful
year that Hargrove haa bad not only
In attfudanc but In tho work done
by the pupil. Tbe Klrla annex has
been too small to accommodate the
attendance and with the coming year
another dormitory will be neceaaary.
Hargrove College baa always had
tb aupport of Ardmore people and
can b mad on of the beat Initltu-
tlons of lu kind in the two. territories.
The closing exorclne of tlx c-nii
mencement will be held this evr i ;r.
at the chapel hall of tho collide
Hargreve Co 'tje.
' Comtceacemeat exercises wl! te
h;d at HargroTe College totslght a
IS otKck. Tbe following is the pru-
IS discount on all scholarship!) Rtul
In Selvldge llualncis ('ollegi' fioti.
now till June 4. 2j-H
A Nev Hurry Up Wagon.
Postmaster Steve Donirlas hna
about pnt the iiatrol wagon of tin- po-
lice doimrtment out of huslnoKH with
hla automobile. Last nlKht n MIrhIk
slppi Choctaw Indian on West Main
etreet was proclalmlnK lilmsolf n heap
bad and brave Indian to tho crowds
who gathered lo Ilaten to hla dru.ikt i
talk. Some one In the crowd who
did not fancy the attHud- the Iniil-n
took towanls the rent of tho world
rang up tho police dopartmeiit
A policeman arrived o.-i tho ar.-uc
alHtut the tlmo that Mr Douvlus
roundeil the corner In hi automobile
Aa the patrol wagon was m- cm the
scene. Mr. Douglas told tht poll'--to
load the had man on the rear ( 1
his wagon. With the result that Lo
took hla first rldu In an automobile en
route to the Kdlce stalon. He w.i-
conaoleil by some of the by slander
on being arrested by the remark that
on should lie happy. If he wan m
rested to go driving with I'oHtm.o-U-i
Douglas In his Ida; cur.
Sciatica Cored Alter Twenty Years of
Torture.
For more than twenty rears Mr. J.
11. Massoy of 3352 Clinton St. Minne
apolis Minn. was tortured by sciatic
cn. Tho pnln nnd aufferln? which ho
endured during thla tlmo Is beyond
comprehension. Nothing ravo him nny
pormanent rellof until bo usod Chnin-
berlalu's I'nln Halm. One application
of that liniment relieved tho pain nnd
roatlp sleci ond rest possible and lets
than one bottlo hnB effected n perran
nent cure. If troubled with sciatica or
rheumatism why not try a 2! cent bot-
tlo of Pain llahn and see for yourself
how quickly It relieves tho pain. Tor
salo by F. J. Itamsey y n. Frame
Ardmore Drug Co. Donnor & Bonner
SC discount on nil scholarships sold
In SuIvIiIbo IlubluesB College from
now till June i. I'S S
Police Fooled Again.
Qalcmor Steel rnuKes aro so cheap
that tho poll co think we stolo them.
Sold and guaranteed by
Stevens Kenncrly & Spraglns Co.
Don't do louKor without u roomer.
Uso au Ardmorelto waul ad.
Plea 'IHdceMte. oa M Chopin
Mayme 0i. Weast Barney.
Vote frydir Hallam
Mtas Orace-- ClarlteSc
Reading "The Bear Sorr." Wley
Marme Oroe.
Ptaao PoJka de la Reaa-T Has
Mlea Clara Wotvrto&.
Yotoe Oaly Thee". . ..WbMe
Mteee Clarke aad DeLowey.
Plaao "March Trtomcdmle" Oorla
Mleeee Wat aad Wotverton.
Vocal Soxtett Semater" . . . Warmer
Mtteea CUrke. Yoaap Oras Swing.
BUkeoey and DeLony.
Maetoal Reodtas "Ttt for-Tat.''
Pootet
Martha Blakeaey.
Ptaao "March' Ratbbara
Mtosws OrosW Howa) lamfam and
BeaVeaey.
Keadlag "The Haddtos." HMie
Mia Clara Worvrtoa.
Voice "Carol of th I-ark.". . .EaUey
Mrs. Schamaan.
Comedfetta "A Ctoady Day"
Griffith
Character. 4
Mr. Tom Bartoa . .Marshall Daaawav
Mrs. Tom Barton LaSJleld
I'reeeatatlon of cortlfloatos of com.
p!tton of EatHlsh and German
coartes to Clara Wolverton and Katb-
erlne Suggs. Presentation to Maellssa
neller of certificate of completion of
Bngliih eourse.
Awarding of medals.
Medal for Miss Martin's class civ.
en by Ardmore Dry Goods Company.
Medal for Miss Gross' claw tdvon
by Maddoa & Company.
Voice medal glvon by Mr. E. I).
Lake.
Voice (a) "Whore Aro You Goinu
My Pretty Maid?"
(b) "Good Night"
Gleo Club.
It. W. Itandol has a nice sulto of
office rooms for real over store. !6tf i
We have a new man to look after
your rough dry this wook and pro
pose to mako this a feature of our
laundry.
13-tf NCW STEAM LAUNDHY
Tho Smithsonian truss Is made on
scientific prlnclpos nnd will hold r
hornla that other trusses fall to hold.
II. to 3.
i7 F. J. UA.MSEY Druggist
Money
Saving
News of intTo&t. Tbis wul be barca n tcpr-k fit rur store
decided nrlcn reductlors have born made oi many
ttoms of ttaso-ahla tn'c riardip Evorvtvhoro tlirnuih
out oue .atore will be fcund tempting valun hidcllntf fnr
.VAqr pfttropagp here a-f a frve of the many ltnrvnint:
Wash Goods Special
i l-2j Organdie gaod grade for the money nnd a great
-ariety of nice patterns special fdr Tuesday and -Wednesday
jfj
Parasols A Off
The daintiest lot of Snn Shades-ever brought to Ardmore
1 "all tolors andiyh;te-HntirlmDjil-j)ajntod ia B;lk. ljnen and
2 f Iwn a very choice lot of Parasols seiF A . rr
ing at Sl.Lo to 6.50 now; ; Off
Extraordinary Silk Value
Eight pieces fancy Shirt Waist Silk all this season's
poods: 50c and 65c values in small checks stripes 7n
dots and figures; special for Tuesday and Wed JVC
Embroidered Robes
We are fortunate to secure a small lot of those handsome
Semi Ready to-Wear Costumes now in such popular de-
mand. Wo have Just eight of them and they are the same
excellent quality that pleased so many of our customers
early in the season no time to hesitate here ct -only
e ght $7 50 robes to sell nt j)ff J
Westheimer
6 Daube
WHITE GOODS AND
WASH GOODS
This weeK will beone of interest to the ladies. We are not afflicted with
the "sale disease' especially the little "Jim Crow catch penny" Kind;
when we put on a sale it MEANS SOMETHING and everyone Knows that it is
worth their while to attend. Be at our store any day this weelt and you
will get values not to be had in the city. :: :: :: We quote a few prices:
Wash Goods
Colored Ilntlstn nice lluo pnt- m
lorns "c grndo booh at J)Q
Flgurud Imtlnto a good 10c
va I no. boautlful Htylea goes n j
In this aale 03C
Hoal French llatlstd sold 'J .-
olsowhoro at IBc boautlful 1
lliiu patterns llguro; strlpo
and organdy doalgus goes j n
now at toiiIy lUC
4
Fronch Vollo n 15c goods
whlto and inn ground with j n .
dainty llgurea In this sale. jQ
Figured Organdy nnywhore' j m
at 2Cc goos In this salo.... J JJQ
Colorod Dross Lluon any
HhaUe othora ask -LTic hero j mm
tw - I DC
Solid Colorod Organdy 15c j n
grado goes lu this salo jQ
Douhlo Fold I'orcal worth
7c goos thin week J)
The
Gentlemen
will not be for-
B'olten this weeK
we will inter-
est them also.
We will have no
old fadie stuff to
"worK off;" our
Roods spic-span
new clean and
fresh.
Do Not Miss This
Sale.
White Goods
Nice 'vhltc India Until 30 'n- -ches
wldo S 1-3 ?rade only. ...
A good 15c grado India j n
Llnon. while It lasts
A 25c Whlto Organdy ou. - r
ly a few pieces to offer. ..t J
15-Ineh Wash Organdya n i -35c
grade while It lnst.A.. C
Good Persian llawn !5c j m
value. 200 ds (q flffor at Sily J
32 Inch Shirt Waist Madras i A
a good 20c vnluo only .lUC
25c grade Figured Pi(uo
goes In this sale at only.. J ""(J
Elegant line 25c White Walstlng
some nro worth more all go -In
this snle at only I 3C
Wash Goods
Forrost Percal 32 Inches wldo dou-
bio fold. All new stylos a 10c 0
grade In this solo Xr
Many other rjood things will be added to this sale we propose to maKe this a weeK
of special inducements so that no one can afford to stay away from our storf.
One Price
Spot Cash
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