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THE DAILY AP.DMOREITE.
Ardmore Sunday, May 17, 1908.
Our Graduation Hats
lnve been so much in demand that a second order
Ins been placed with the wholesaler. We are
equipped to take care of your order.
We also have new thns in Mid-Summer Mil
linery ami our prices are the lowest
Parisian Millinery Co.
Mrs. Hcli, Manager
l$ul":iv Ardiri'r- Dry (nods Co.
Ardmore Fire Insurance Agency
Newton & Kiner, Managers
Rooms X and 10 liddleman Building, Ardmore, Okla,
Kiru, Lightning und Tornado Insurance on fiinn and
illume property.
We iNo writ hail insurance in lirst-cluss standard union
tompani-'s. Insure vour tton and grain ro s against
hail (luiniigi'. Cost is small and losses paid promptly.
Stock Killed by Hail.
( lilfi.aHlKi, Okla May 1; J. K
Khlir t. celved a letter yesterday j
from IiIh mm, Claude, who lle at
lllKli
KM Ik county, telling about
the norm la that wet Ion Saturday
afliriiiMin HlKlev i-Mcaped wlili lit
tie ilamaue except from hall which
Ml in Kri .it (uatitiiy thi "toni - '
Sacred
PRKiS: Season tickets $ I .SO; single re
served seats 7Sc and $1.00. General admis
sion only SOe.
Concerts will he given .in large tent auditorium with
seating capacity of over . 1,500 people.
Special Trains on Santa Fe and
being of enormoiiH al.e Mr Kills
ay he picked up hailatoiies aa
,Hrge , ,mato ( nnl lhRt
I In driving from hut 101110 to Vlcl,
ul V . .... .. ...II... ........ 1...
" ""'
meruiis horen cattle and hngs that
ha( been killed by the hall The
la'ti 1 town w:u wiped off the earth
Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Dean's Jewelry Store for
...Grand-
Music Festival
ARQSWE, SUNDAY, MAY 31
INNIiS ORCHISTRAL BAND
Of Sisty Men
live Griind Opera Soloists
Kcst ivul Chorus of One II unci red
I'mlrr 1 )irc( tmii Miss Abby Manna
TWO CUAiNI) CONCIiRTS
Altfinoon at 3; Ni;ht at
SPOKE BY PROXY
JEFF DAVIS SPEECH ON REMO
VAL OF RESTRICTIONS READ
DY SENATOR CLARKE.
WaBhiimton, I) (', May 1 (Spe
cial i fti-r Senator Ovsod had MM
t.ic removal of restriction Mil
thn.iiKh Hi.- senate and ' mad
the recipient of many congratulation
Senator riarke of Arkanaaa rose la
hin xt ami explained that hla col-Ioiikik-.
.I'.tT Davis, had prepared a
upeeeh on the removal of restrictions
Mil an.) before leaving the city (or
hin home had. requeateti htm to
r-;ul I' hn the bill win brought
iiixiii th- floor for a vote. I'ermla
ln havlnit ben granted Clarke
In IiIh nr 'Un and Meltable manner
In mm to read th now famoua Davla
removal of restriction apcech. No
Davis known a much about the In
trlcarlpn nrenieii by the ((ueatlon
:ih tin- a vera a Fill Inlander but that
did not prevent him from expreaalnn
hl- vlewa on th atibb-ct. It wan
a bold anil determined atnnd for
On- rights of thouaanda of Indians
whoHi- tribal status had bNn cloud
rit i tin- anion of the rltlzmiblp
court in the f'hortnw and Chickasaw
nation Thee Indiana he declared
should have a day In court and that
he restrictions on the lands to
whl4i these Inllana might have
i prior right ahould not be removed
It wan a touching appeal from a
touching source and the way thu
t apeerh was read made It all the
more touching
t the conclimlon of his remarks
or ra'her the Davla remnrka, Clarke
was xurrounded on all aldea and con-gia'ulaU-d
for the areat forenalc effort
Ji ff Davla mould have It called.
Ml o' thin goe to ahow that even
'be "taici old senatH appreciate a
joke when It nets) It.
State Press Association.
Sidney Sugg leturned lant night
from Kl Iteno. Okla. where th
aiimiNl meeting of the sta'o jiress a
aoclatlon was held. He hay that
alMiul 1.10 newspaper men were i"
attendance, and that the cling wis
erv MllcceHRflll.
Claremore was elected nu ho meet
ing place for next ear
1
Frisco Lines
LABOR UNION CONTEST
! FOR ELECTION OFFICERS AUDIT
ING COMMITTEE WILL MEET
MAY 27 AND DECIDE.
Oklahoma city. May 16. A spirited
contest new is on anion; the 107
local ualOHg ootoprlslng the aute fed
eration of labor organisations
tbroughoHt the entire auts in the
referendum election of officers, for
each oltkiN there are at least five
candidate, a total of approximately K
peraor.s for wfum votes are being
cast.
The result will be known a few
days aftw the auditing committee,
which convenes here May 27. has
had an onportanlty to canvass the
return. Fully S.O'W. or 23 per cent
lef the qualified electors, are partic
ipating lu the election.
The present officer of the organi
sation are K. A. Rowernian. Shawnee,
president; W. II Dlckerson. Okla
homa City, first vice president; V-V-I
ter ISvana. Kiowa, second vice pros
ldent; J. I.. Vaughn. Kreba. thltd vice
president: A. V Hair, Knld. fourth
vice prealdent; 0. E Warren Tulsa,
fifth vice president: J 1-utliur Langs-
ton, Oklahoma City, aecretary-treaa-
urr.
('. O. Scott. Shawnee, James Klllolt.
Coalgate, and D. X. Kerguson, Ard
'more, coiniKjKt- the auditing commit
tee. There are a Rood many men be
hind the barn la thin glorious land
of the free
n a n u a u u n 1: mi k
H H
U PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. tl
n tt
tt nnnn tt t n n n
MISS NELL NOLEN,
Public Stenographer.
Oillce Whlttlngton Hotel. ...
LAWYERS.
II. C. I'otterf. H. A. Walker
POTTERF & WALKER,
Attorneys and CounnelorH at Ijiw
trdmore, Okla.
WILLIAM W. WRIGHT,
I (Heglatorod Attorney)
1 farr.iorb With Dawes CommlHalon
cr'.eBt, Citizenship Casen nnd othni
nmtti.TH before the Interior De-
partmeut, Kxcluslvely.
Offices Washington Loan
Trust Untitling
Washington, D. C.
R. F. TUFINER
Attorney At Law
I Careful and painstaking ntlontlon glv
I en to All Matters Intrusted to mo
I Office Rooms U & 11 Wheolor Hldg
J Office phono 21.1; lies, phono 773.
Compiler Indian
JIiiih. .1 Kapplur. Chas. II. Merllltat
Compiler "Imtixn Active Court
Iiwh nnd TreatleH" Practitioner
KAPPLER & MERILLAT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
J;nrtlce before all Courts; Con
ress (Jove rnmetit departmentn nntl
otrmlsslons. Indian Cases a spe
laity
ifflre, linnd llld'g, Washington n. C
M. F. WINFREY
Attorney at Law.
! liiBtlcu of the react) Notary I'nbllc
! Rooms II and 10, Nohlo Illdg.
1 Phones- Hesl SSfi hluo. Olllco K.fi
PHYSICIANS.
FREDERICK P. VON KELLER, M. D.
Surgory, Kyo, Kar, Noso nnd Throat.
Hyos accuratoly fitted with Olassos.
'l'lionofl: Olllco 14C, Ilcaldcnco 44.
ARDMORE SANITARIUM
Drs. von Keller, Hardy A Henry,
.loileni ciiuipnii'iit for the scientific
reatment of all surgical cases.
Trained nurses In attemlancce.
Ardmore, Okla.
I OH. J. U. COX
Physician nnd Surgeon
Oillce In ltandol lliilldlng.
"Iinne f t Ardmnre. Okla
C. U. CLARKE, M. D.
1 Practce limited to Diseases of the
I Hyp, Kar. N'osu and Throat.
' Ullce l-eilhulter I-'rensloy ltilllillng
r, 1 Main St Ardmore. Okla.
W. M. ANDERSON
Veterinary Suroeon.
Ardmore, Okla.
Office Sin! h's I.I very Tlnrn.
l'lione 125.
TALIAFERRO'S
Undertaking, and Embalmln
North Washington St.
l'hones nil and 433.
DENTISTS.
DR. E. J. WOODWARD
Dentist,
Office over Haulier's Old Stand
Phono fiH.
ARCHITECTS.
W. A. TACKETT
Arch tect.
Offlco In HltiiHl'ennliiKton nulldlng.
Ardmore, Okla.
Itesldenre I'hoim 170 Rlut.
office rhonn 170 i.
' ANTI-TRUST BILL VETOED
Continued from page ouc-
in tin- i.mldhig program Tiie change
n.iit-inii..ite the locating of thre
east aide state normals with thu aj
ltxinatm of small aunts to tttart
them and cutting off the nppropiia
Ikmt for the new buildings for the
tbr weat aide normals.
The house today iwwed rtw senate
bill u,.,.r prlt ng 30.000 lo have
IO.'hki copies of the laws of the state
prtued and annotMed.
The house t'xlay had up the school
wid bill but took no definite vote.
Prospects for legislation are growing
dimmer. Speaker Murray's projw
d amnlifletH restricting the land to
be sold to ofio-flfth of the una! left,
was periling at thu adjournment th'u
afternoon.
AmonK the bills pasted by the
house tutlay was one by Itepremnta
Uve Hobdy making the oritih? of rape
,(tinkhable by death op life Impriooii
meiit; the Unruot bill appioprlutliig
J2.60U for thu trntiHHjrtutloti of Ok
lahoma iirlwmo.s to LanwitiK; i'lUMo
tor tho (Milk oomm Mriioners; I'JI.OOO
fr thu A. & M. .ollegu and $30,000 for
a statu dunf school.
The huikWu Mil im1diiiK for pub
llslllllg uniiotated ulaluti-H wax also
adopted.
The governor toila signed thu Hir
rols mining bill, ci siting a board of
examiners und utabllHhlug rnlex for
acsn-vuiiig coal.
Thu HUpremu court today granted
u now trial to Kmmett Hutherrord,
who was convicted at Ourant and giv
en a two years' sentutico.
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WITH THE CHURCHES. tt
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Coth . C-.-c
Mass services v II 1 "..1 .tt ttiu
Catholic church " r-1 i. :lii
monitng to will-; p"irri i . 1 1 -tlon
Is extunda' i , d'e
JAM KS I. W V l-.I'l', I'.ik'.c-.
East Ardmore Pror i I Ti.i.i Church
Kabhath morning au;.'I-- II o'cUiok,
followed by luhtall.illon of an elder;
Sahhath hcIiooI 3 p. a. ovunlay scrv
Ico 8 o'tlock, subject. "S.inojtti Sihcd
MIhkIoiis." A most cordi il welcome,
Is exleul(d to all,
It. (1. CAUNAI1A.N, Ias;ot.
Christian Church.
Monilng H'rvlciH today; Sunday
school, lulfi; hoiiB service, 11; ser
inoii, "(liMrs MortwiKo to tho Weary."
reiiliiK service: Special souk scrv
lve, 8; Hormoii, 8:0.
C. K. TUI.MHLK, I'aator.
St. Philip's Church.
l)iirth Sunday alter H.utter. Holy
Conimiialoii, 7:30 a. in.: Matins and
Ciii.echlHin. Si:15 a. in.; Choral ISucha
risl and kimiiioii. til: I.', a. in.; Kven--hhiik
and sermon, 8 p. in.
AUCIII)I:acoN SMITH, Hector.
Texas Base Ball Results.
Although Ardmore will not have a
base ball team this season, the fans
of this city have thu privilege, of
hearing the results of the games
played in the Texas I.orguo every
afternoon by wire at the DoWItt
Smoke House and Tool Room on
North Washington street.
The article of haso ball that Is
being played In tho Texas tongue,
this season Is- gilt edged, and Dean
Wood, the local Ardmoie boy. 1m
doing fluo work behind the bat for
the Waco Navigators.
The following aro the results of
the Karnes played yeslorday after
noon: Atintln and Tort Worth playud at
I'on Worth. The Panthers and Sen
ators were compelled to o olvn
Innings to decide the game with
I'ort Worth, winning In tho last In
ning by Uie scoro of 1 to 0.
1 2 3 I 5 7 8 ! 10 It
Aiiitln . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l J 0 00
I'l Worth 000 0 000000 11
lilts, Austin 7, i'ort Worth 7; or-
rors Austin 1. I'ort Worth 1-
Hatter. Auntlii, Herbert ami Cor
don; Tort Worth. Orlllln and Wick.
Houston and Paling at Dallas:
12 3 15 0 7 8 H II II 14
Houston . .0 0 0 0 0 a 1 0 01. .3 I
Dallas 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 x 3 11 1
llatterlcs, Houston, Nelson nnd
Powell; Dallas, Cooper and Miller.
San Antonio at Waco:
1 2 3 I 5 tl 7 S ! H 11 14
San Antonio 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 02 fi 1
Waco 0 00 1 0000 01 S 1
llatterlcs, San AuUmlo. Colgrovo
Harris and Knnupp. Waco, Hensllng
and Woods.
(iahebtou and Shroveport nt
Shroveport:
(lalveston ..0 0200000 0-2 S 2
Shroveport .0 0001000 01 4 2
lkitterlos, (lalveston, Christian nnd
Wolff, Shrevoport, Hoolos and White,
IMPORTANT!
Things You Ought to Know
Deposits in this bank are guaranteed by State of Okla
homa Guaranty Fund. The State Law provides ab
solute safety to our depositors. The state guarantees
that their money will be paid to them on demand under
any circumstances. e pay 4 per cent interest on de
posits and jou get every advantage consistent with
good banking. We want your account. Call and see us
ARDMORE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Banking, Real Estate, Fire Insurance and Loans.
Selvidge Business College,
Ardmore, Oklnlionin
Tlit liirijo.st, tlit bt'.st cquipp) tl, tin most practical, tho most
progressive it tl thi mo-,t successful business collrp In OUIn
liiitiKi. Occupies its own building. Business nntl stenographic
courses only. Students enter nny week tiny of the year No
vucations. Special combination offer on scholarship und Fox
lypowritor, the bet visible typewriter. Send for eutiilog.
O. I. .Sn.VIDGi:. A. M.. M. Avvt., Tr.-..
WANTS
Ansvtr at least one Ardmorelte Ad each
WANTED.
WANTI4D -Men to learn bartn -trade.
Will equip shop for your or
furnish positions, few weeks com
pletes), constant practice, careful In
structions, tools given, Saturday
wages, diplomas granted. Write
for catalogue. Molur Harbor Co
lege, Dalas, Texas. 17 C
WANT14D To mnko you loans on
farm lands. Ours 3 tho only com
pany that can mako you loans
without delay. See us over Hankers
National bank. Hurwull & Duxter.
12tf
WANTI4D Clean rags at thu Ard
morelto oillce.
FOR 8 ALE.
FOR SALIC Homo tnado quilts at
l'lfth avenue, and N street north
east, or W. U. Gardner's, 215 West
Main. 12 3
VOll SAM-! A snap In an SO-acro
farm, must soil at once, well lo
cated. Sec Oklahoma hand. Hroker
ago and Ioan Co. 2Ctf
FOR SALE About ono inllo north
of Ardmoro, 40 acres of Intor-mar-tied
surplus land. Plenty of wator
and good truck land, for cash. A.
D. Chase, Ardmoro, Okla. 7-lra
FOR SAI.I4 Oil R14NT 10 by CO
tent, suitable for camp meetings.
,1. (iolilsmitli, lan Olllco, Main
Htreet. 10-lru
FOR SAI.I4 A two-burner Perfection
oil stovo and oven ainiost new, a
bargain If taken at once. Phono
C5S blue. dhtf
FOR SAI.I4 A good Charter Oak
htovu very cheru. J. F. Kasley,
Phono Gil. lltf
FOR SA 1.141 5,000 strawberry plants
nt 50 cents per hundred. J. A. Tip
Pott, Phono 091 Red. 13-3
(FOR SAI.I4 A fluo range; almost
new, (it half price. S. S. Tolson.
17-tf
FOR SAI.I4 No 3 Oliver Typewriter.
Oklahoma Land llrokcrago & Ulan
..company. 17tf
f-OK RENT.
FOR RI4NT 3-room cottage on north
Washington, Phono 521 or 217. J.
M. lllbb. fitf
FOR 1H4NT Four-room House, close
In, with city wator. Apply at Weit
helmer & Dauho. 27-tf
FOR R14NT Nicely furnished rooip.
Mrs. Ada Henuet, 119 N. Washington.
27tf
FOR 51AI.14 Harred Plymouth Rock
and Ilrown Leghorn egf,s, 15 for $1.
Phono 417 red or write to Hox 311,
Ardmore. 19-lm
1-OR R14NT 17 unfurnished roomu.
A. I). Chaso. lltt
FOR RENT Four-room house. Ap
ply Mrs. E. A. Eraser. 1U First
avenue, southwest. 12-3
FOR RENT Ono 7-room and one 5
room houso, closo in. Apply Mul
len & Mullen. 12-tf
FOR RENT Three unfurnished
rooms with bath, southern exjios
tire. Call at 21S A stieet, north
west. 17-3
FOR RENT A largo front room,
closo In, all modem conveniences.
Mrs. Mays, Phone 741. 22 lm
3 LINES
3 TIMES
3 DIMES
da ..$ a good treed tor live folds
FOR RKNT On June 1st .two rooms
for light housekeeping, partly fur
nished, near In. Apply COG West
Mala street. 17-3
Foil 1N4.VV Furnlshid rooms lid
iril First neiw nautliwst. inuct
have occiii -.i. h at once, price no
object. Phone 710. 17-3
FOR' RI4NT Six-room houso on (J
Htrcet northwest. Alt modern con
veniences, gas, lights and sewerage.
Seo T. K. Kearney. 3-tt
FOR RKNT Two-room bouse, big
yard, garden, well water, chicken
yard and pleasant surroundings. Ap
ply 221 Ninth Ave. N. W. H-3t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room, east exposure. Mrs. Ida Alex
der, 129 A street N. W. 111m
FOR RENT Two large furnished
rooms, gns and city water. 211
Sixth avenue, northwest. Hlionr
310. 153
MONEY TO LOAN On farms and
city property. No delay. Oillce Ard
more IOan & Trust Co. J. W.
Kemp. 17-lm
STOLEN.
STOLEN From Ardmoro on the
night of May 11 ,ono brown mare,
15 1-2 hands high, branded largo
L on left thigh or shoulder, 12
years old, very free, driver; oni
llynes buggy, half worn, hind bow
on left sldo repaired with Iron
socket, rest of bows aro wood,
leather covered. Will pay $30 re
waid for return of property with
evidence Hiilllclent to convict thief,
or $10 for return of property. Ref
erence, Ardmoro National Hank,
F. J. King, Ardmore. Okla.
13d&wtf
FOUND
FOUND Hunch of keys. Owner can
obtain samo by calling and paying
Ht of advertising. 17-u
Abstracts! Abstracts!
Abstracts !
If you want an AHM'HAOT or
TAKE-OFF to any piece, or
parcel of land or nny olty or
town lot, In what was formerly
tho Chickasaw Nation, write us.
All orders executed promptly
House Jordan
Real Estate and Hondud
Abstractors
MARIETTA : ; OKLA
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THIS MORNING'S PAPER.
LOOKS LIKE PROSPERITY
IT
TO
SEE THE LOCAL PAPER SO WELL
PATRONIZED. IN FACT THE PAN
IC IS NO MORE AS FAR AS THIS
SECTION OF OKLAHOMA IS CON
CERNED. BOOST, BOOST, BOOST.
Mortuary Record.
I Miss Sophronla Hollls, aged nbout
50 years, who dle( Friday after
noon, wng burled yesterday morning
by tho ladles of the city. Tho de
ceased had been 111 but a short time
from an acute case of congestion of
'the brain. Miss Hollls was a nativo
of the state of Mississippi,