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THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPEk IN EASTERN DISTRICT MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS-ALL THE LOCAL NEWS FIRST.
WANTED Family wash
lng Co per pound, flat
ivork Included.
Artlmorc Steam
Laundry
TELEPHONE NO. 10
Crcnm Bnkery
Bread
Try tho Now Process
Cream Loaf.
JOHN N. IMRIE
Phono 258.
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VOLUME XV
AUDMORR, OKLAHOMA SlTNJ)AV MORNING 21 1S)()8
NUMBER li)
Treadwell
Sells the Best Clothing for the
Least Money
150 Spring and Summer Suits on table No. 2
at ONE-HALF PRICE
300 Stein Bloch and Kirschbaum New Spring and
Summer Suits at 25 Per Cent Discount
250 pairs Men's Oxfords at 1-4 Off
350 Howe'3 S3 Felt Hats ior $2:25
One lot $1.50 Shirts at $1.00
$1.25 Men's Negligee Shirts 98c
Call and let us fit you from head to foot.
Treadwell & Co.
TRADES COUNCIL MEETING !
PROGRAM COMMITTEE APPOINT
ED MASS MEETING CALLED
FOR MONDAY NIGHT.
TI10 Ardmoro Central Trades Coun
cil at tlio meeting UuUl Friday night
appointed the program committee to
nrrango tlio program for the holding
or the Stats Federation ot Lalm
nice.u.g to ho hold lti thu city in
Ju'y. Tho comtiittce npmlnted consist-
of W. 1. I'eed, Sam Morltz and
Frank Kolh.
A mas meeting of trades unionists
has been called to ho held In the
labor tomr.lo Mondny night to con
Elder the commission form of govern
ment for the city of Ardntore and
as to whether or not it Is advisable
fir trades unionists to support such
n form of municipal government.
Tho arrangements for tho holding
ot the convention ot tho Stato Fed
eration of Iibor In this city are
about completed, nnd when tho next
meeting Is hold all of tho roinuln
lng committees will be named.
Signs Prohibition Document.
Halelgh. N. 0., June 20. CIov. C.lonn
today, amidst Imposing ceremonies,
signed the proclamation making pro
hibition effective In North Carolina
Jan. 1, 100D.
Miners' Pay Day.
McAlester, Okla., Juno 20. Tho first
big pay day In tho mining district
here will come early In July, when
more than 10.000 miners will receive
a full month's wages each. Sovoral
thousand dollars have been paid out
slnco tho miners resumed work, but
tho first full month's wages nvlll not
001110 due until next month.
Your Driving'
We are interested in your driving horse. We give
our best time and thought and labor to properly
shoe him. Every shoe is made to fit an individual
foot. Our pride consists of doing better shoeing
than you ever had before. It costs no more to get
the best work.
19 Broadway
& Co.
OFF FOR THE PEN
WITH EIGHT PRISONERS SEeJj
TENCED LAST TERM OF
COURT FOR OFFENCES.
Yesterday morning ShorllT J.
Holmes Akers recolved orders to hold
the prisoners sentenced to tho peni
tentiary at Lansing, Kas., for further
orders until tho stockade or tempo
rary prison ut .McAlester has been
built, and on yesterday nfternoon
a telegraphic communication was re
ceived by the sheriff to take the
prisoners to Lansing as flr-t directed,
the orders recolved In tho morning
having hpon abrogated.
This morning the sheriff and four
guards left with eight pr'sonors for
the pi-nlt 'iit'sry loeuttd at Uinslng.
The following are tho prisoners:
Henry I'lppln, negro, burglary, sev
en years.
IUirtle ltnglaud, white, burglary,
one year and one day.
Charlie Hoss, white, burglary, one
year nnd one day.
Tom Crowe, white, grand larceny,
throe years.
Will Ingram, white, life Imprison
ment, rape.
Hub Johnson, negro, grand larceny,
one year and one day; also anoth
er negro for a like period.
Marriage Licenses Issued,
Tho following marriage licenses
havo been Issued by County Judgo 1.
H. Mason slnco Friday afternoon:
J. A. I'rultt, Graham, and Miss Ada
Patterson, Snood.
S. U. Fltzgornld and Miss Liza Fitch,
Iloxbar.
W. D. Cook, Mulkey, and Miss
Lydla Itlevlns. Dunvood.
John Ilalley and Miss Allco Murtl
shaw, Healdton.
Horse
AL. RICE
The Blacksmith
CINCINNATI
GREETS TAFT
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE GIVEN
HEARTY RECEPTION.
SHERMAN BREAKFASTS THERE
Party Leaders From Chicago D'ne
With Charley Taft In Clncini?t'.
Roosevelt Leaves Washington
for Oyster Bay.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jimp 20. A hear
ty reception home was given Sucre
Uiry Win. H. Tnft. who arrived hero
this morning at S o'clock.
.lames s. Sherman arrived half an
hour before from Chicago with a mini
bor of party leaders and 1I10 elgh
members of the national committee.
who were appointed as a m.I. commit
tee to confer with Mossr Tnft and
hhei limit as to tho soleo'loi. of tho
manager for tho approach. ng cam
palgn. The eight members f the sub
committee are Powell ChnUvi, Arlr.ui
sns; Mjron T. Horrick, Ohio, Frank
H. Kellogg. Minnesota; Chnrles Nngle.
Missouri; U. A. Hart. Iowa. Senator
W. IS. Unroll, Idaho; K. f;. Duncan,
North t'Mrollmi, and Frnnk O. Low-
.leu. Illinois
The party hroakfnsted tliU morn
In? a: o home of Char!u. i' ' nt
Ohio friends of Taft want either
Arthur I. Vorys or Myroa T. iljir ik
appointed tc inanago the lumpnUo,
h'le members of tho nationa: c. 111
uiittee aro said to desire Frank 12
llltiihcock.
Messages of congratulations from
all parts of America and foreign coun
tries continue to pour In to both Taft
and Sherman.
Roosevelt Off to Oyster Bay.
Washington. I), c., June 20. Presi
dent Koosovelt and juirty left horo at
!:!.. for Oyster Hay In a special trnln.
consisting of n private car. a parlor
cur ami n baggage cur. Tho jmrty
reached Oyster Uay Into this nfter
noon.
On thy eve of his departuro for a
vacation the president said:
"Don't wnste any sympathy on me.
I have enjoyed every minute of my
stay hero and my thanks are due the
American people and not theirs to me
for the opMrtunlty I havo had to
serve. 1 have had .1 perfecitly cork
ing time," he ndded with a character
istic Koosovoltlan smile mid 11 final
handshake.
SANTA FE SCHEDULE CHANGE.
Trains Nos. 315 and 316 Discontinued
Today.
Heglnnlng this morning tho Santa
Fe has taken off two trains, train
Nos. 315 and Illfl. Train No. 31C has
been passing through here going north
at ii o'clock In tho morning, and train
No. ,11 tl has been passing through go
ing south nt lo o'clock t night.
These two trains were known as
the Hooze specials.
Otherwise no cliango In tlio sched
ule Is noted.
Codifying the Laws.
Ham P. Hoe Is In Uio city from Outh-
rlo for n day or two to spend tlio
time with his parents.
Mr. Heo Is at present engaged In
ipdlfvlng tho laws of tho last legis
lature. In speaking of tho work Mr.
Dee said:
"We havo reached tho "Its" and I
think that wo will bo nblo to finish
by tho 10th of July. When the work
Is flnlihed it will bo tho most com
plete session Inws of any of tho states
up to date. Hacli subject Is Indexed
nnd cross Indexed so that It will bo no
trouble to locate any of the laws that
were passed,
Fich law will havo sldo notes so
that you will not havo to read tho en
tiro Bectlon to llnd what you want.
Tho contract was lot at tho lowest
bid. to the Leader printing company
and I think that tho peoplo of tho
stato will bo nblo to socuro copies of
the sanio nt about thirty or thirty
live cents, Of courso tlio attorneys
will be ablo to seouro tho samo In
sheep binding by ordering tho samo.
EXPLOSION A f POWDER PLANT
DUPONT COMPANY'S NEUTRALI2
ING PLANT SOUTH OF DEN
VER EXPLODES.
Denver, Colo.. Juno 20 Om man
u.ih killed iiihI tnimy others Injured K
an explosion which blew up tho Pu
iKini company's iKMitrsllrlng plant m
Doiivlers. twenty miles no ith of I :i
'r today.
Several parties tiro report.! 1 mln
Ing and there may hae been otber
fatalities.
TOLSTOI'S BOOK SUPPRESSED
CENSORSHP DEPARTMENT OF
RUSSIA PUTS BAN ON OLD
MAN'S WRITINGS.
St. Petersburg, Itussla, June L'i
Tlie censorship department of the
ministry of the Interior has supprei
ed Count leo Tolstoi's book on "Ch !
tlanlty. Patriotism and History Mate
rialism." FOUR YAQUiS
ARE KILLED
IN BATTLE AT BEUNA VISTA
WITH TROOPS.
ONE SOLDIER IS WOUNDED
Modem and American Troops and
Posse of Citizens Rout Band of
Yaqui Indians in the State
of Chihuahua.
City of Mexico, Juno 20. In the bat
tle of Henna Vista near Onjon del
Nordes, In tho state of Chihuahua yes
terday, four Indians wore killed by
tho American and Mexican troops.
Onu soldier was wounded during the
battle.
A large posse of citizens aided
the troops nnd tho Indians were put
o rout. .1
It Is believed that tho Yaqui war
has now been resumed In earnest
and tho government troops will re
sume operations against tho Indians
as before the recent futllo peace ar
rangements were made.
AUTO DRIVER KILLED
WHILE GOING AT TERRIFIC
SPEED ON TRIAL TRIP, MA
CHINE OVERTURNED.
Fulloiton, Cal., June 20. While go
ing nt a torrllli. rato of spued on tho
trial ship of a new automobile, S. O.
M Inter, aged thiity-llvo years, was In
stantly killed yesterday two miles
north of this city.
The machine was overturned.
DECREE FOR DEFENDANT.
In Case of Rufus tied Against W. C.
Kendall.
The case of ltufus Hell, a Choctaw
Indian, ngalnst W. C. Kendall which
has been on trial In the district court,
resulted In a decree being handed
down by Judge Itussoll In favor of the
defendant In tho case. This was a
suit brought by an Indian to cancel a
deed given to the defendanL From
wlint can ho gathered of tho caw it
seems that W. C. Kendall bought a
piece of land from tho plaintiff that
the plaintiff Inherited from a deceased
sister and received part payment of
tho samo with a balanco duo on tho
land In January. 1909. Tho plaintiff
then brought suit to cancel tho deed,
and during tho courso of tho trial a
tender was mado of tho amount that
was to bo paid later which was re
fused. The case has been nn trial
for two days nnd decldod yestorday
about noon.
havo but their Intellect for fortune
tuno.
MANY KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON GERMAN
SETAMER ARCADIA
VESSEL WAS AT PHILADELPHIA
Nature of Explosion. Which Oc:urrcd
In the Boiler Room of the Vssicl.
Is Not Known Score of Peo
ple Injured.
Philadelphia. Pa., June 20 Several
persons were killed and a store of
others Injured In all explosion today
on Ixsird the dermaii steamship Ar
cadia, which arrived here yesterday
from Hamburg, (lermnny.
The nature or the explosion aus not
et been learned. The explvt.cn li
tin- boiler room of the vessel ,l.i.tiag
a lire In tho big ship.
PROSPECTS GLOOMY
FOR RAILROAD SERVICE NORTH
OF HERE ANOTHER RISE
REPORTED IN WASHITA.
Prospects are anytniiig but br;,',i.
for a renewal of train -ervlce thr uh 1
to tlie nor h tor soiny .inie t-i ri..e I
yet. UepoiU received from Chirk islia 1
aro to tho effect that an uli. iloial is '
coming dow.i tho rivjr mrt that water
at that pi::it u higher Hi in ei.i
before, but should thrf floU n ,t
reaoh this section, tho'i the H.tu i Fe
expects to have a traei tluoiuMi ih
Ilttlo oanyo'i l.y Mondny la irning
Uoports wen also received staling
that tho Santa Ko bridge across tlie
Washita noar Lindsay was washed
away yesterday and thero are no
trains on tho Chlcliasha branch
Tho Hock Island Is open In ail
directions except on tho Chlekasha
Lindsay line, which Is closed to 'r.tf
fie on account of tho high water
Tlie Frisco Is In less trouble Uian
any of Its competitors and h.is a
Hue open north of Maillll and sou-li
of Donlson with nothing doing Ik
tween Denlson and Madlll. On ace Jiint
of the high water ut Aylosworth. that
bridge Is out of commission mini
tho floods recede so as tho bents
may be repaired.
The recent rains to tho north havo
caused tho latest rise.
RUN ON NEGRO BANK.
I
Only Institution of Its Sort in Arkan
sas Closes Its Doors.
Little Rock, Juno 20. Tho Capital
City Savings bank, tho only negro
bank In Arknnsas, went Into tho hands
of a receiver today on request of
Charles II. King, tho cashlor. Mar!n
Harris was appointed receiver by
Chancellor Mnrtlneau.
Uecauso Illiterate negroes had over
drawn thelr accounts and cJiecks were
turned down, started tho roiort yes
terday that the bank was Insolvent
and started the run. Today sovnral
hundred negro depositors appeared at
the Institution clamoring for tholr
money. There was only $2,000 In cash
on hand and tho doors were not open-
Ml.
Liabilities are about $75,000 and as
sets considerably In excess.
Following the failure of the bank
enmo an application for a receiver
ship for tho People's Mutual Aid as
sociation, a life insurance Institution
operated on Uio Industrial plan in con
nection with tho hank. Marvin Har
ris was apiiolntod recolvor for this
company nso.
Attention, Union Men,
A mass meeting of all union mnu
In Ardmoro Is hereby called for Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock, ut Labor
Hall, to consider tho commission for.ii
of government.
F. . LAWHO.S'.
Pros. Ardmoro Trades Council,
Quakers at Hoblson opera house
Thursday night, June 25. Admission
25c, reserved seats 10c 21-5
Bi Clearing Sale
Wo He-gin our Semi Annua! Clearing Halo
MON DAY, JUNE 22nd
I'Tcm't'01'' (l XC't ')t -staI'll's) (,ur hou.so gut's on salo at
Hondo many linos of vends which wv will clean up
111 1 1ST HALF Pit I CIO
We Mean Business and No Foolishness
Wo do not propose to carry over our goods from ono sea.
son to another, wo prefer giving the profit to our customers
.JT'ST THINK OK IT. Wo aro going to sell all our 75c,
SI (H), $1 Uf anil ,f l.fii) Km broideries, all brand new goods
and the pick of tho market, in this sale just HALF PUICIS.
r0f Crepe do Chine, L';i inches wido, r
in this sale ZOC
fiOc Hmbruideriod Lingerie Wasli Goods, nr
in tins s.ilo Z0C
lc in-1 Uleuohod Sheeting, full width, " aa
iu this sale f. OC
iiricll-1 Hlesched Shooting, none hotter. AP
in this sale JjJuC
( 1 L'c Standard C House Canvass, a 5 inches wide, 11
in this sale !.4 2C
All Silk Suits at II ALP PRICE
WATCH FOR OUU CIRCULAR MONDAY
Don't fail to attend this, the greatest money-saving
event of tlio season.
No Old Goods- Hvorything New
Mmimwuuudiu
MILLINERY
One-Half Off
livery trimmed hat and all flowers in
my stock will be sold at ONE
HALF OFF.as long as they ' last.
MISS GRAY
At Diiler Dry Goods Co.
LIFE INSURANCE CO., SUED
BY SAM NOOLfc TO COLLECT POL
icy on life of george
McMillan.
Suit to collect tho life Insurance, pol
icy carried by tho Union Mutual Life
Insurance (vmpany of Portland,
Mnluo, for Uio sum of $5,000 was tiled
In tho clerk's oftlco yesterday by S.
T. lllodsoo, attorney on bohalf of Sam
Noble, ono of the bonollclarles of tho
jolcy.
Tho petition alleges that tho policy
was Issued Dec. 28, 1305, and that O.
V. McMillan died in May, 1900. That
every payment of tho promlumB was
paid that became duo until tho death
of tho risk whou tho dofondant com
pany refused to pay tho same. Tho
policy was mado payable to Nancy
McMillan, tho wlfo of tho deceased,
but that Sam Noble, tho plaintiff In
tho case, beainio a bonellclnry uuder
tho policy by reason of an agroomont
entered Into between Mrs. McMillan
and the plaintiff, Sam Noble, which
was sanctioned by tho comiany,
wherefore tho petltloa prays that
judgment bo given against tho com
pany In tho sum of $5,000 together
with Interest nt eight per cent per
annum slnco tho default In tho pay
ment of tho policy.
Tho case of A. C. and Leo Cruco vs.
V. J. Wilson et al was transferred
from the old commissioner's docket
to the dockot of tho district court and
llled with tho clerk.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF WEDDING.
Danns of Anna Gould and Prince de
Sagan Published In Paris,
Paris, France, June 20. Tho banns
of Anna Oulld and Prlnco Hollo do
Sagun wero published hero today.
About tho easiest mark wo know ot
Is tho father who is always threat
ening to tako drastic moasureu with
bis children.
It Is a flno thing to make yours'lf
needed.
I
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bo glad you gavo It to us.
Excelsior Steam Launrlrv
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