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Ardmore, Sunday. November 24, 1907. THE DAILY ARDMOREITE. FIVE tt1 Tableware For Thanhsgiving AT ThunkKS iTine. that tlmr "hen ih Utile bear Mich plrntni Tli1nir of ihi "w.rM'i kloilm-M. tti InHtv nco nt ttrctt 1bli Hfrrlcn houlit nnt '"" nrorlunkvil Nut nnlr In ll cnuinltrnf. bat In IIik ctinrnotrr of the rp wul h comim.f l(, hnulit mo tatiln rqultminl Daw th ore unit iihc which lnuri' PI"rrlat rrlectlnni, Tber In n murne i)f itllincllciiM In trr nlcli- f nll bp ue our llnra mhr.r onlt ti Mclumv c pllon nt the crm(rM fuctnrlri-unlqutun eeiitlnni. which r not f.tiitiil lewh(rH lnth Ne Ptti. 0ir flUuMr Include Cut Glut, H Jii PjinrrJCfilu jnJSitvrrftjrr, Cimr itf Cjnfitg Sffi .rrinfiiaicrr. wiiniiJDr """' 1. 1 ... . -. ...... ............. J Uhlo rlcf mmr l' m.lirlptl. i' ' WAI.TRlt C DKAN. Jhg.t.r n wirujT" UNLIKE MANY PIANOS, th merlin of the Smith-Harries ex. tnnd beyond n beautiful exterior. It has a strong sweet tone, of sreat ranKe nnd volume nnfl Is constructed on principals which make It one nf tne most duralilo pianos on the market. Certainly no more attractlre or re liable; aatrument eai he iinrehnd. . B. LUK EttabhlUed 1395 Ardw.r. OKIa. i Caey Money cm he made by HRents srltlnc the new low-cost policy of The Pruden tial, thu best nJ taBlest nelllnR policy in the market. We want acent. We want you. Address S. II. CHU.KS.. Mnnager. :ilf McAIeater. Okla. Rogert-Wella Wedding. Miss Maggie lingers of this city and Mr. Hoy WV1U of Coffoyvllle, Kan., will bo married tills afternoon at thu lioino of the lirldu'n parents. Mr. and Mrs. It. I). HoRerH, In northwest Ardmore. The )ounK' couple will leave at once for a honeymoon trip through the cities of the north and east and will return by way of Corfeyllle. Mr. and Mrs. Wells will reside for the present In Kansas but will later make their permanent homo In Ardmore. Mr. Wells Ih n traveling shoes salesr.in and Ih a young man of promise. Mrs. Wells lias lived with her parents In this city for a number of yearn and Is one of Aril mo re' charming omiK daughters. Say! John, why don't you take this old Btove down to 1I1I1U' and swap It off. Mrs. 11. lias one n thone Nat ional Stoves anil slm doesn't use half the fuel we do and her baking H simply lovely. I actually l,elet we would live longer. 21-3 STATE STATUS OKLAHOMA A QUESTION THAT IS PERPLEX ING TO THE LAWYER. STATE CONTROL OF INDIANS AN INDUSTRIOUS BOY. Wo iave hcores of things In our stock for tho comfort of sick people. Hick room goods are a upeclalty n-lth u and we carry everything In the lino Including the latest hclentl fn beliiH and annllances. H V. .1. HAMSKY, Druggist.) Everett Noble Makes Good Use of His Time. Everett Noble has used his spare time for tho iast two weeks In a very profitable manner. Ho has con structed a boat that would do credit to a veteran wood -workman. The boat has every equipment and con venience and represents a great deal of painstaking work and much skill. Kverett Is already tho owner of a good boat and he will probably sell the new boat he has built. Presbyterian Aid Society. Mrs. Ilert Slmpfcon will entertain tho hoclety next Tuesday. IlustnesH session from 2 tc 3 Social hour from :t to I. No, Cordelia, a divorce Isn't the I funny part of married life. Subscribe for The Ardniorelte. Loans, Abstracts, Insurance and Bonds Prompt Service. Reliable Companies ROBERTS & POLAND LORNA LORNA -AT- IIOFFM ANN DRfJG COMPANY Ml T. N. COLEMAN THE CITY DRUGGIST TELEPHONE 104 100 W. MAIN ST. Property and Rights the Riddle to Solve by the Lawyer Will State and Federal Govern ments Conflict. One of tho many perplexlni? que lions that tho attorneys of Oklahoma and especially tho attorneys of tho Cistern district of the state will have to grapple with tho status of the Indians with regard to ad ministering on their property nnd their rights as citizens of the now state. The question resolves Itself Into "Is Oklohoma upon an equal foot ing with the other state of tin union?" S. T. Illedsoe, a prominent attor ney, gave out the following Inter view on the jubject Saturday: "I have heard It persistently rumored that the department of the interior Insists that that provision of the statehood bill as follows: "That nothing contained in tho state constitution shall bu construed to limit or Impair tho rights of person or property pertaining to the Indians of said Territories, so loug as such rights shall re main unextlngulshablo or to limit. or affect tho authority of tho government of the United States to moke any law or regula tion respecting such Indians, their lands, property, or other rights by trealUM, agreement, law, or other.) wise, which It would have beeni competent to make If this act had never been passed," deprives the state of Its control over the persons and property of that class of citizens who hapiien to have Indian blood in Cielr veins, or who have Inter married with citizens of the tribe, or who have been adopted as cltl zens by such tribes: that tho lawj of the United State. applicable to thu descent, distribution, alienation and devise of their property con tinues lu force In the state of Okla homa, nnd that their estates are to ho administered In the courts of the United States. I "In support of this congress, has heretofore. In the ndmlcston ot states, reserved control over Indians on Indian reservations who were not citizens of the United States, nor of the state. "Is Oklahoma upon an equal foot. Ing with tho other states of tho union If It bu true that twenty-five per cent of Its citizenship andj ninety per cent of Its real estato nru withdrawn from the jurisdiction of the courts of thu btnte, nnd from the authority of tho etato government to Impose upon nny part of said property Its sharo of thu just burdens of government un til tho United States nhall consent thereto? - ' "Does tho provision nbovo refer red to. construed In connection with thu provisions putting tho law.t of Oklahoma In forco In the statu ex. etnpt the Indians, iwbo aro citizens of the United Stafs, from tho laws of the state, njtid subject them to tho laws of tho United States' Is there one law for the descent and distribution of the estate of the citizen who Is an Indian, and another for that of a citizen who is' not nu Indian by blood? Did eon-' gress ,ln fact, reserve any Midi' right In the statehood W." Did the ajsent of the new state, through the acceptance by an ordinance re-; citing t at It Is Irrevocable ot thu terms of the enabling act, bind the new state for all time to come'' "These are some of the questions arising out ot the effort of ton- gress passing the Btatehood bill to deprive the new state of the rights and privileges with reference to Its cltizetihblp nnd the property of Its citizenship conferred upon other states. I "These are the questions that" will confront tho lawyer. Judge and! tho legislator In every transaction Involving the property or rights of one of Its citizens who was a mem ber of either of thu five civilized tribes. "Karh of tho meinbels of the five civilized tribes had conferred upon Hm In 1901 all of the rlg'.its, priv ileges and Immunities of citizenship In the United States, lly the terin.4 of the enabling Act lie Is given all the rights, privilege and lin nullities of other citizens of the state of Oklahoma. What do theo two provisions mean? "Have our rejoicings that no art rid of departmental rule been with out reason? Has our assumption that Oklahoma has equal rights In tho control of persons and property within Iti boundaries with other suites of the union, no substantial foundation upon which to rest?" Patent Blucher Dull Kid Top, Short Vamps, Cuban Heel, Extension Sole. Oorris Special Clarice Special $2 50 $3.00 LYNN, The Shoe Man A Metal Polish. Ilucash ioIlshcs, silverware and any kind of metal nxturej. A liberal tdzo box for 25c. COI.BMAN IlltOS. S4tf OrURglsts-Jewelera. New Officers. Following are the new officers for the Trans-MlsslsslppI Commercial con gress: President, .1. II. Case. Abilene, Kan- fcOS. Vlrst vice president, Col. I. T. l'ry or, San Antonio, Texas. Second vlco president, N. fl. Iirl mere. North Dakota. Third vlco president. Cel. W. K. Maker, Council Blurts, Iowa. Fourth vice president. .1. T. Cal breath, Jr., Denver, Col. Secretary, Arthur K. Francis, Crip ple Creek, Col. Feed your bens International I'oul try Food and have plenty of eggs all winter. It makes hens pr".lllc layers nt all seasons. 2t F. J. HA MS 1-3 Y, Druggist Week of Prayei- Home Mission. I Tuesday .1 to 5. Home Mlmlotn. l-ender Mrs. IL W. Itando!. lllhle study "Vision". I'rov. 291S.j "The Field White Unto the Hnrv.-M.' Mrs. J M dross. ! (Junrlette Young Ladles Auxiliary membership. Our Indifferent sisters and our Own Selves. Leaflet History and needs of the Vaslitl lliinie-MrH. Charli-s Man. pin. Prajei That a real senw of our responsibilities, as church members. may be glen the members of the church. "How the Woman's Home .Mission Society helps the pastor. Solo Mlsi Cameron lloone. Thursday 3 to 5 Foreign Mission, U-ader Mrs. Mnupln, l'atrl Rlorla. Prayer "What are the women of our church doing for mhmlons," Mrs. 1.. I). Mason. Song. Heading Mamie CriHM, "Why do wo hollevn in Foreign Missions" .Mrs. .1. A. Madden. Prayer. Heading Mrs. J. A. Illvrns'. Solo Mrs Clara II. Hardy Pie Pie Pic. Tho ladies of the Presbyterian Aid Society will sell pie next Wed nesday. You have heard tin- story of the pie mouth, haven't )ou? Well, don't jou think there aro a num ber of them In Ardmore? Prove It by visiting (his market and billing our ThankrgMng pies. Bargain Sale. A big lot of velvet enrpetsi worth $1.25 made nnd laid at the cut price, SSc the yard. 2W AHD.MOHI-: KUKNITPUK CO. World brand silverware. "The best." we have what ou want .it prices that are cheap. .1 II, SPHAtllNS A CO. 2l- Ardmore, Ok In. The Theatorium 212 WEST MAIN Ih whore, you bvu ilus Intent unci liighi-Nt class moving picturr and illustrated sons; im in. structivf.eomicund vurybenu tiful t'litorttiinincnt for IndiiH and children. :: :: :: Admission, ndnlts 10c Children se Mailneo Snttirilny 'I to 0 p. M. Illustrated Songs by Miss Hunter. Opcn-fli.TO to 10:30 p. m. I Subscribe for Tho Ardniorelte. The Union BLACKSMITH SHOP Announces that It has secured tho services of Harry Thompson, the horseshner who Is undoubtedly (ho best skilled sheer In thu city and Invites you to give his work a trial: Wo aro prepared to tako caro of nil your blacksinlthlug and wood work. All work guaranteed. MRS. W. A. PRIDE Proprieto' Phone 608. 120 Broadway. ROBIS0N OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1907 ...THANKSGIVING DAY... MESSRS. COREY & WEIS ..PRESENT. HELEN BYRON The Sunbeam of Musical Comedy in "PEGGY FROM PARIS" THAT MERRY MUSICAL COMEDY. SSI -50-PEOPi E 50 35-BEAUTIFUL CHORUS GIRLS-35 The Original New York Production Pricc$:-Firjt 14 Rows, $150; Last Four Rowi, $1.00. Balcony 50 and 75c Tichets on Salo Tuesday Mornintj COM ING - "ZINA" DECEMBER 2. ROBISON OPERA HOUSE, ARDMORE, SATURDAY, NOV. 30 FAREWELL TOUR OF AMERICA GEORGE H. BRENNAN PRESENTS "THE CLANSMAN" BY THOMAS DIXON, JR. Two Companies consolidated Into One, Seventy-five People, Troop of Cavalry Horses and New Scenery and Effects. Special Notice On account of a trip around the world to last 3 years, The Clans nan will positively not be seen again in this vicinity until 1911 PRICES, 75c, $1.00 AND $1.50. SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28