The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-12
TERRITORIAL sREvITIEs.

left last nlrh, fer Kansas city 70 get
BENJAMIN Of1t the principal of the
Meridian negro school who IS charged
With forging salary warrants 20 the
1nolnt Of seyeral hundred dollars.
NlsLosee--The first car load Of po-
'atoes to be -.id FL The Cherokee dis
uIc,. between Wagner aad Fort
smith. wes bought at Illinois station
yesterday a. 81 O bIshel Growers say
that from present Indications high
prices will be obtained throughout
the season
Guthrie. Okla-Mrs Garry A. Ma.
tion announced today that she will a.
alfish a farm near 6 tlric to. pecr
sui .rCiacnt persons H'r fc.rcs,i {.
atives will arrive here Monday TO ar.
range the final matters Mrs. Nation
gives a $4,000 s!to f1r the home.
saltwater ONa-The death Is an.
nounced from Albuquerque. New Mex.
Too Of James r. Allen. who represent
a. Payne County in the second Okla.
homa Legislature. lie has since been
employed in the Government indian
service
Lexington Okla The commission-
ers OF Cleveland County have been
awarded a judgment in the district
court at Norman. declaring their
s. 600 deposits In the defunct Lexing.
ton National Bank TO be a preferred
claim.
Oklahoma City. Okla.-The Okla.
homa Post, a Republican morning
publication OF seven columns and
eight pages. was launched here today
and will be issued daily. r. A. White
Is editor and J. L. jenkins business
manager.
Guthrie. Okla-Theodore Roosevelt
Scott. the 2-year-old son of Mont Scott
Of Mulhall. was scalded TO death yes
terday by pulling a pot Of boiling wa
ter Off the stove.
Tulsa.-Harry Van Nest, an Indian
boy ~ years OF age, died this after.
noon from drinking whisky which Is
thought to have been doped with pois.
on. The federal authorities are look.
Ing for a Creek Indian. who II is G!
legged was a party TO the crime.
Rush Springs-Petty thieves en-.
tered the drug store OF y. o. Lindsey
and p. T. Hampton last night. taking
quantity OF jewelry from each. a
number OF watches and chains were
taken from the jewelry stock be-
longing to NJ. W. Henry, who has
space in the Lindsey drug store. Re.
ports from other towns where similar
burglares have taken place within
the last week or two would indicate
that they are making a circuit
Guthrie. Okla.-United States Mar
shal Abernathy today appointed +. B.
Gibson of Lawton Deputy Marshal at
Anadarlo to succeed Jim Bourland,
who was killed recently In a duel with
Fred Hudson. the outlaw. Gibson is a
Spanish.American War veteran, sery-
ing In Cuba In an Illinois regiment.
Sugden-The harvesting Of the
grain has begun In this vicinity. The
oat crop is unusually good, while the
wheat produces q fair yield. The late
rains have put the farmers behind
with their work. A great deal OF the
cotton had TO be planted third time.
Guthrie, okla.-The Oklahoma bar
commission, which has In charge the
examination OF all applicants 20 prac.
tlce law In Oklahoma. held its annual
session today and elected John W.
Scothern Of Guthrie president; II. B.
Martin OF Perry secretary; Fred W,
Green, assistant secretary. Frank
Wells, secretary for three years, re-
signed
Tulsa Pattin bros. Company, man
ufacturors of oil well SUPPLIES, yoster-
day arranged q establish a large
warehouse here ana will make Tulsa