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The Ardmoreite Is the Only Newspaper in Southern Oklahoma Receiving the Associated Press News Service mm Built FARTHING BROTHERS Olethlng French dryclennod and steam pressod. Only French dry cleaners In city. Phono 400 Hlue. FIRE ESCAPES built nnd oroct od to conform with city nnd into laws, linvo us to do It. JoneS'Evcretl Machine Co. VOLUME XVI OKLAHOMA MONDAY EVENING MAY 30 1910 NUMBER m X ARDMORE, IMP CLARK THE SPEAKERSHIP DOffl TRIAL'S RESUMED TODAY t: it u :: a t: n it it tt :t :t :: t: it WEATHER FORECAST. ;rnnn inniitip iirm nrrnoro ruun mim mm mxbu BURN HI DEATH HJ SUKKbNliLK MINORITY LEADER PREFERS DEFENDANT SEEMED MUCH RE SPEAKERSHIP TO BEING A FRESHED FROM DAY OF REST UNITED STATES SENATOR. OVER SUNDAY. Now Orleans, la., .May .".0. , tJ The t rather forecast for Okla It . it homn for tonight and Tuesday tt Itt Is generally fair. tt 18 tt tt tt B tt tt it tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt FOUR CREEK INDIANS DURNED TO GENERAL LUIS MENA REJECTS DEATH IN A ROOMING HOUSE GENERAL CHAVARRIA'S TERMS DECORATION DAY FIRE AT EUFAULA. OF SURRENDER. NEXT HOUSE DEMOCRATIC Champ Clark Says There's Nothing Certain But Death and Taxation, Out Democrats Will Surely Control 'Next House Wants Speakership. T IN WASHINGTON ATTEND GRADUATION' EXERCISES; BOMBARDMENT TO CONTINUE Woman's Attorney Says Poison, With Which Erder Is Alleged to Have Been Poisoned, Was Fed to Dog For Three Weeks Without Effect. I Washington, I). C, .May 110. "I would rather ! speaker for two years than United States senator for olgliteon years," said Hopiosentntlvc Champ Clark, the democratic leader of thu house today. "Of courso there Is nothing certain hut death and taxation, lint the iloni tcrats will control the next house, as suio as you nru living, anil I think 1 have a good diow for the speakership," continued the Missouri-air. Mm, T. K. Kearney, after a pleas ant visit with relatives In .Memphis, Tenn., has returned home. Subscribe for The Ardmoreite. Announcement I have nought the Hkipworth stock of groceries, nnd will con tinue the business at thu same location on Main Ht I am add ing now goods to tlio stock and will always enrry a complete lino of high grndo goods. The business will bo conducted on strictly n O. O. I), plan, all goods must ho pnld for on de livery. In this way I can save you ninny dollars on your gro cery account, ns you will pay for only what you get, nnd will not bo tn.xod a per cent on the bail bills thnt hnve been lost. I will npprcclnto n share of your business nnd promise you the best goods, tile lowest prices and quickest dolivery. J. A. OI.AHK, Prop. CLARK'S C.O.D. STORE May St. Louis, .Mrs. Dora Doxey ID. The trial of was resumed In Judge (Irltnm's court this morning. The defendant was much refreshed after tho day's rest of Sunday. Yesterday's announcement of the woman's attorney that cacodylato of sodium, with which she Is alleged to have poisoned Krder, had been fed to a dog for three wcekn without deleterious effect, brought out tho largest crowd that lias attended the trial since It began. C. F. .Miller, lawyer, of Des -Moines, testified today that he had received a letter dated June 1 1, less than a month before Krder died, from Mrs. Doxey asking for n loan cf ?L'0. She wrote him that she was to get the insurancu of n man almost dead. STREET PARADE OF VETERANS AND SOLDIERS IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT ARLINGTON. Washington, ). C, May HO. -An elaborate program Wiled Memorial Day here, beginning with n great parade of the veterans and soldiers, including impressive ceremonies at Arlington, tho national cemetery and tho battle ground cemeteries. Another Impressive spectntcle wns cutting adrift flow, cr-ladcn boats In tho Potomac river by Spanish war veterans in honor of the national naval dead. BERNARD DIERKS KILLS HIMSELF FORMER CITY AUDITOR OF ST. LOUIS SHOOTS HIMSELF TRIED ASPHYXIATION TOO. Indians Were In Eufjula frou Their Home In Weleetka to Attend Closing Exercises at Indian High School In Eufaula. F.ufaula. Oklu., -May "0. I'ucnabjo U)W( and I'cter lleavcr and the lal tor's wife and child, nil Indians from Weleetka, were burned to "death in a fire that destroyed a rooming house here early today. Heaver and Ixiwc each hnd a daugh ter In tho graduating exercises at the Indian high school nnd wcro hero to attend the graduating exercises. HALSELL BUILDING DESTROYED. Kansas City Has Dad Fire Loss Is Hundred and Fifty Thousand. President Madrlz Being Advised of Mena's Refusal to Surrender, Or ders Chayarrla to Continue Bom bardment of the Town. San Juan del stir Nicaragua, May .10. General Luis Menu, commanding tho Ir.i'iirgeut foi'fs at llama, liati 't fused to 'iii: render '.he town. General Chavarrla offered to guar antee the live o' the robeh.. When the terms offered were re Jectcl, Porsldont Madrlz ordered Cliav urrla to continue operations against llama, until the town fell. STRIKE IN OKLAHOMA CITY. In IDENTIFY BODY OF EIGHT-YEAR-OLD-GIRL BODY OF ALMA KELLNER, WHO DISAPPEARED LAST DECEM BER, FOUND TODAY. GET WISE You want to got wise to the fact that we keep the nicest lino of groceries nnd fresh meats in tho city. Also that our expenses nro less nnd wo save you many dollars. It will only take n tiinl to con vince you. W. A. GILLIAM East Main Street. Phone 66, lxmlsvllle. Ky., May ISO.--A body Identified as that of Alma Kellner, the 8-year-old daughter of Fred U. Kellner, who disappeared from home Inst Doconflier, was found In the sub basement cf St. John's Catholic school here this morning. Tho condition of tho corpse Indi cated that It had been In the collar for several mouths. The police be lieve the child was murdered. The liody wns found wrapped In a piece of carpet, save one limb, which was found in another pan of the base ment, and an Investigation showed a rude attempt at burying the body. Just Received! Exclusive line of May Manton Spring and Summer Patterns AT J. MAT MOORE & SONS Heavy Hail Near Chagris. James G. Dixon and Henry Qiiluu are In the city today from Chagris. They report that a heavy hall fell in their part of the county Friday ! afternoon nnd that the fruit was I ! stripped from the trees and many I farmers will hnve to replant their cotton. Tho blades of the coin stalks were riddled, but the crop was not seriously damaged. St. Louis, Mo., May HO. Uernard Dlerks, former city auditor of St. Louis, shot and killed himself to day, r Saturday morning he wan found unconscious from partial asphyxia tion. Durant Attorneys Fist Fight. Durant, Okla., May lilt. Attorney Itobert Crockett was Saturday night lined $30 and sentenced to ten days in Jail for contempt of court by District Judge Armstrong. During the closing argument la a perjury case conducted at a night session Crockett struck County Attorney Me- lut iwli while the latter was speaking. After one exchange of blown, court officials interfered. Ciockett was locked In the sheriff's office but later the jail sentence was stayed till Monday morning. Kansas City. Mo., May :'.(). Fire today destroyed the Halsell building, a five-story structure at filfi llroad Way, In this city, causing a loss es timated at Jir.0,000. PROTRACTED MEETING CLOSES. Flfty.Tvo Additions to the Congregation. Local Muskogee Election Echo. Guthrie. Okla., May 29. Another I Muskogee election caso received at-' tehtion from the supreme court today, i when J. F. tllud) l.edbetter was do-1 hied a wilt or mauilamus, requiring a The meeting conducted by Kvan gellst Nlchol, with tho Church of Christ on Hroadwny, closed last j night. The house was crowded to Its grentest capacity, and many people were turned away, for Beats could not bo found In tho house. Mr. Nlchol discoursed on "Faith Counted foi KlghteousncBS," which was inter esting and instructive to the audi ence. At the clo.se of the servlcj there wero two additions to the con gregation, making a total of fifty two additions to tho congregation while the meeting has been in pro gress. The church was duly set in order, with officers as follows: Kldoitf: I. It. Kest, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Carpentor, Mr. Tackett and Mr. Musgrnve. Deacons: Mr. Haydon, .Mr. Moore, .Mr. Doak and Mr. Sliced. There seems to bo a very bright future before this congregation. They declnro they will faithfully follow chnnge of Judge In the l-cdbcttcr-KIm- direction Scriptures. sey election cont"St over the office of Through tho entlro month of tho chief of police, l.edbetter. a demo- ";eiiug. mere nas ol ccu a cm crat. was elected In August. 1it03. and j I,,ctlo Vc" from tho Kregation, contest was filed Immediately thure Over Five Hundred Workmen Building Trades Affected. Oklahoma City, Okla., May One of the largest building trades strikes of the year In this city was called this morning and over .100 workmen are affected. Kight Jobs are Involved. The union affoett-d nro the struc tural Iron workers, lathers, plaster ers, teamsters, plumbers and sta tionary engineers. The trouble Is said to have started over the ipinstlon of closed shop and notice was given that unless the matter was adjusted the union men would be called out today. It w.ih stated thnt now men took the place cf the stationary engineers on tho hoisting engines nnd work proceeded on one building. CELEBRATION AT SAPLPA. Opening of Packing Plant There to be Observed on June 4th. Sapnlpa, Okla.. .May 30. Snpulp:i Is to have a big celebration on the Itli of June. It will consist of an old-time barbecue nnd will mark the ovent of the opening of the now packing plant and the Installation of the machinery In the new steel mid iron mills there. Speakers front different points lii( Oklahoma will dlsluss the location ( of tho state cnpltol. . .. r 1... r.l.Mln.. L'ltiunv Mm ,l.,fnfiti.,l I llll.il lf( vllill li;n iYlluauj I ...u i.vj.i... . j Wo have just received a full line of Rexall Remedies Talcum, mid the Harmony line of Perfumes and Toilet Waters The City Drug Store W. H. Pit AM E, Prop still they have had money on hand to defray all the expenses of tho MH X-I..1...I ,1..., tl.n republican candMale. l.edbetter at-"' " .- tempted to secure a change of Judge. ' l''"li rPn 1,10 ",,ou,, , ,i,"y alleging thnt District Judge J. if. King."" . ' . V wns prejudiced, hut King refused to vacate tho beach. The appeal to the highest court followed. hogging tho people for money, as If they thought tho Ijorii was finan cially embarrassed. The oldest persons baptized tn this meeting were Mr. L. II. Mns giave and his wife, who nro "1 and K. respectively. Mr. Nlchol baptlzod a man and his daughter, both, at one time. This congregation will soon call a minister for all Ills time. At tho close of tho meeting. Mr. Crops Are Fine. A. C. Ilagby, who lias been In the northwestern portion of tho county for the lust week working In the i Interest of Oklahoma City for the , cnpltol, says no hall has fallen north of Caddo creek In Carter county and i that crow are the finest ho ever saw. In speaking of the capital Iccatlon election June 11, Mr. Ilagby said everybody In tho sections of the country he had visited were going to vote for Oklahoma City, lie will leave tomorrow for tho western 1 port k si of the county. Photos At One Half Price For six days, beginning Thursday, May 2b, end ing Tuesday, May 3i, any photograph in the studio from $1.50 to $24.00 per dozen, will be made during this sa'e at just half the regular price. Post cards, the $1.50 kind, at 75c Kodak developing free. Orders must be accompanied by this ad. Russell's Studio Over T. N. Coleman' Drug Store Jail Delivery at Madill. Madlll, Okla., May 20. Late last night Ilufo Hohbs, Charles Clomons and Smith Heron, county prisoners, es caped from the county Jail nnd no trace of them has been found. They used a wrench to loosen tho bars ovor a window. The other prisoners In tho Jnll refused to leave tho building when wth this congregation the first Sun-! wclety orgunlzed at that place. the opportunity was prosentoJ. Hobbs iy jn,. ,,f ,10xt year and spend ' "' ' '- Fifth Sunday meeting nnd Clemons wero chnrged with horsi that moiith In another meeting. was a success, several hundred dol- Mealing and Heron had n hurglnry lars wore raised for the mission charge against him. Hobbs had but -Mr. and Mrs. I,, K. Goldsby nnd son work In the iusoclatlou nnd the Map recontly returned from the stale lou of Wayne nro In tho city visiting J. H. tlst church at Sullivan raised a suf Itentlary where he hnd been serving Goldsby and family and A. G lMwaids flclent amount of money to pay off line for horse theft. nni family. a small debt which the chur h owed. Itev. D. N. Curb, together with a number of Ardmore people, has re turned from Sullivan school house, whore they attended the Fifth Sun day meeting. Mr, Curb wont to Woodford yesterday where at ll Nlchol announced that he would bo , o'clock he lectured to the tomper- Wc loan on city real estate and pro bate titles. See us before you borrow. Gorman, Bogie & Company Gorman Old;., I'honc SO RECALL On Hits nt Fraley's I'lunlng Mill liest screens with fixtures for tho money In town. Wo also make inlsilon furniture anil poreli swings. .Must bo seen to be appreciated. Fraley's IMunind Mill II. T. HUNT Phono 89 Wo do the rest RED HOT BARBECUE Fat hens, spring chickens, fresh ogKsi fresh country butter, crenmery buttf r. vegetnblos In season, and all first class meats kept In a first class market Pay canh and save 10 per cunt collector's 1)111. COLD STORAGE NARKET O. G. WARREN, Prop. One Day Last Week We Sold Eight Pianos Yet vc arc not satisfied as we want to close out quickly every new and used piano we own. What We Must Do The problem which now con fronts us is to dispose of every piano and player piano in stock, even the fixtures, as quickly as possible. We have marked our stock down to manufacturer's cost to accomplish this end in a short time, and you now have a chance to buy a piano at a price never before offere'd you, and at a figure you will not be able to du plicate again. This is not a sale of cheap pianos but a sale of fine pianos at manufac turer's price. These prices will surely sell them. $100 $175 $210 For good used For good new For new Up Upright piano rights, fine piano Factory guarantee, stool - and scarf. TERMS Small cash payment, and easy payments on the balance if desired. Open evenings. E. B. LUKE Went Main St. Ardmore. Okla. Money to Burn ! thats what you h2vej iFAnrou KELP II IN HE HOUSE 1 I I UiKMV 1 ..mi J mm THE BANK If VOl put your money In our bank it can't burn up; you don't spend it foolishly; you won't have It to leud to your fair-weather friends-YOF'VK GOT IT. Make Ot'lt bunk VOFH bank. First National Bank ARDMOHE. OKLAHOMA Capital an tl Surplus, $200,000 ASSETS - - $1,000,000.00 Don I.acy, l'res; A. 11. Palmer, V.-Pres. J. A. Hivenn, V.-PreB; O. I.. Anderson, Cash; O. II. Wolverton, Kd Handliu, Don Itussell, Astt't. Cushlers. I