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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
". V. che.dle Says chiekass~ Leeis'
Ia;ure viii ASK for Relief.

Marvin V. Cheedle. president ot the
Chickasav senate. was in Ardmore
Yesterday afternoon and this morning
Nr. Cheedle returned TO his home near
Tishomingo today. In speaking %, the
work Of the legislature. Nj Cheedie
said the work for that body. as far as
their power is concerned. is practical
Is over. lie stated that there were
several memorials TO come before the
legislature. which will be presented
90 congress. The most important
memorial 20 be- considered by the leg.
lslature is one which has been drafted
FOO au EFFORT 10 secure some revision
in that part OF the Curtis bin, passed
by congress. ~ which the Chicaa-aw
Indians are made TO first donate their
land ;o- road purposes without com
u.usati0n and Afterwards pay the
cost of having the roads cut through
tleic 'and a memorial TO eol-r,ss
seeking relief from this part o. the
..M has been drafted This memorial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
ATTEMPT TO HIDE SHAME.
Deeert Their Infant and Are in the
Clutches Of the Law.

Deputy Bob Cummings Of Ada ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon.
having in charge Robert Lane. Lane
is charged with conspiracy to commit
murder. tie and his wife are charged
Jointly with conspiracy to murder
their three.weeks-old baby. They
lived near Roff 1t is said that Lane
and his wife were married only about
three months ago. and that a baby
was born TO them about three weeks
ago. II is charged that they, in a
attempt to hide their shame, took the
baby to a woods near Ron where they
deserted 1t. The child was found by
a farmer who has taken care of 1t
since that time Immediately after
the. child was found by the farmer,
an investigation was begun with the
result that Lane and his wife We're
arrested charged with the crime. They
were held and Mrs. Lane placed under
$500 bond, which was given. and
Lane placed under q $4,000 bond which
he has failed to give. He is now
Tin jail \ strange feature OF the
crime is tSe fac. that III !G5y vas
Identified by a trademark on some
OF the clothes which Sc wore These
clothes. it is said, had been bought
from a Ron merchant WHO recognized
them.
The farmer who found the child and
his wife have become attached to IT
and II is said to be their desire &c
keep and care for it.
The crime in all its phases, is a very
Ireyolting one, and challenges any oil
lrecord in the territory courts for bru
tality.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
FARMERS ARE PLEASED.
win Build a Large Cotton Warehouse
in Ardmore.

Il has been learned that the farm
ers surrounding Ardmore readily
agree to the proposition decided upon
by the committees from the two Far
.mers Unions, and the committee from
the Commercial Club and business
men Of Ardmore. This proposition is
In reference to the establishment OF
a warehouse in Ardmore for the stor.
age OF cotton. The decision reached
az this meeting was that Ardmore do
nate fund Of $4,000 and a site for
the erection Of the warehouse. The
farmers Of the surrounding country
would do the rest and raise a sufficient
amount to erect the building. To
raise this amount the farmers will
lsell stock in the warehouse at s25
per share. The only provision which
Ardmore places upon the gift sne
makes is that if at the expiration OF
five years the warehouse is still be-
ling used 2. such the title TO the site
be made over the Farmers Unions,
but if II is not being used as such,
1.-The title reyerts back to the donors
of the fund. The farmers have read.
Iuy agreed to this proposition and are
making preparations TO raise their
share Of the money toward erecting
the building They think that the
warehouse Is a certainty and officers
Of their organizations are Of the opin.
ion that the money for its erection
can be easily raised. 1t is their de
sire 10 get as many stockholders in
the concern as possible as this insurea
a larger per cent Of trade for the in.
stlution
The commercial club will take uT
the proposition of raising their share
of the money at the next meeting OF
THAT body, which will be called soon
| To this meeting will be invited every
business man and every man in Ard
more who is interested in the town
whether he belongs 10 the club Of
not. The committee from the CONNER
cial Club who closed the contract
with the Farmers Union committee.
desire 10 make their report. Als'
commitet will be appointed to rails
the money
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with supper for the officers and men.

with supper for the officers and men.
Washington, d. G., Sept. 13.-Ia
conformity with plans put into exc.
cutlon several days ago, the navy
department is preparing 20 send sew.
era other vessels TO Cuoan waters.
New Orleans, Ia, Sept. l3.-lt Is
reported tonight from reliable sources
that orders will probably be received
at tne New Orleans naval station 10
send the forty marines stationed here
to Cuba. The activity in local army
and naval circles is caused by tho
hurried movement of warships 10
Cuba and the landing of force from
,he cruiser Denver in Havana this
afternoon The marines here will be
badly needed at Havana and it is OK
pected they will leave this city on
the american steamship Excelsior
next saturday afternoon.
In addition 60 the marines sta
tione here there are two complete
companies OF coast artillery lt For"
St. Philip. sixty miles below New
Orleans. In the event of Intervention
in Cuba the artillery branch of the
service woud De first TO be called upon
and there would be no delay in get.
, ting them 10 Havana if the orders
( were received. The vessels which are
| now in Cuban waters, the DenvG. and
| the Marietta. have no marine guard,
( hence ,-e pOss. Jility of the local de.
/ tachment being ordered TO duty at
the American legation at Havana. The
marines are equipped with full march
ing regalia and can be moved in about
two hours. A captain is in command
who saw service in the Philippines.
4 number of American soldiers arc
stationed near the Mexican border in
Texas who could be hurried there in
short time ami embarked for Havana.
There are four companies OF artil.
lery at Mobile and four at Pensacola,
and also detachments OF marines at
Pensacola. The local marines are AJAX.
iops 10 go to Cuba
Palma May Resign.
BY Associated Fress.
Havana. Sept. 1.-THE Cuban con.
gress will meet this afternoon. It
is rumored that President Palma will
resign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
THE OKLAHOMA coNFEOERATgs.
officers Elected for Ensuing Year.
Miss Carter on Program.


In It's account Of the Oklahoma
Confedera,es reunion. which was held
at Lawton this week the Democrat Of
that city contains the following win
refercuc. to Miss Stella Carter, daush-
ter Of c. d. Carter OF this city:
Miss Carter a little IDdian girl.
was introduced and recited An Oil
Veterans Opinion of the Battle Of
san Juan This was an exceedingIg
laughable piece. and It avs rendered
ir such a superb manner that the H..
lie miss was forced TO respond to an
ercore."
The election of officers by the T..
.C VS. for the ensuing year resulted
as follows. Gen 5. J. wilkins. Nor
man. reelected Commander Of Okla.
homa division; Dr. Threadgill, Okla
,homa City brigadier general first brig
Iade: Z. J. Hogg, Shawnee, brigadier
general second brigade W. D. Davis,
Ibrigadier general third brigade. No
place for the holding OF the next rc-
union was selected, that power being
delegated to General wilkins, the
three brigadier generals and the ad-
jutant general to decide, after hold
ling a conference with similar officers
Of the Indian Territory division which
Virtually means the two divisions will
Inject jointly at the next reunion.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
lelected the following: President, Mrs
Ruth lesson, Oklahoma City, first
vice president, Mrs. Z. J, JOY, Lawton;
second vice president, Mrs Fannie
ICauett. Pawnee; corresponding sccre
itary. Mrs. ". ]. Cowgirl, Edmond
recording secretary, Mrs Judd Woods
Yukon; treasurer Mrs 5. j. wilkins
Norman, register Mrs Bookwalters
IOklahoma City historian, Mrs. X J
IEass. of Lawton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
On CHARGE Of alaamy.

c. \. Wilson, auas Alex Williams
was place din Jail here today Wilson
was brought II from Wibur,ou, on
"a writ of removal, by Deputy Nolen.
Hc is charged with bigamy. II Is al.
Logged ue has q wife here and one IN
Illinois. His wife in this city was no.
uue 10, his being In jail but she was
not inclind 10 call and sec him and
said she did not know whether she
would visit him at the jal or not, vii
son came here from Illinois, where
lia people 1--we.
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Directors in Session.

The directors OF 'he Commercial
club are IN session this afternoon at
The club rooms. Tney are holding a
special meeting for the purpose Of
considering the ways and means OF
raising an amount sufficient 20 secure
the erection of a cotton warehouse in
Ardmore. The amount which will be
needed is $4,000 in cash, and a site
for the building .he proposition as
agreed upon at a joint meeting of the
members Of a committee from the Two
Farmers Unions and the Commercial
Club is being discussed. The direc-
tors are IN favor Of the erection OF
a warehouse here, but desire 10 con
slider the means OF securing a fund
which will enable them TO get the
warehouse located al Ardmore They
were still IN session at press time
The outcome OF their meeting will In
all probability be that they will rec
ommenu to the club that they make
an effort 70 raise the necessary
amount. This recommendation via
mean that the amount will be raised
and Ardmore will secure the ware
mouse.
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Delegate Distrio: TOO.

The central commi tee OF tne
lo5th delegate distric. has called a
meeting to be held a. Marietta on the
goth Of this month at which time
the committee VIA decide In what
mariner the Democrats VIII select o
candidate for the constitutional con.
yention in that ustric,
u is believed Dy many in thai dis.
trlct that the Republicans will no,
put q man in the field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
Filed Against Ellis & AIcorr Of Sui.
phur, Ind. Ter.


4 petition IN bankruptcy has been
filed here in the district court against
Ellis & Alcorn of Sulphur. The pc
ttion was filed by |. & 5. Bing OF
Cincinnati and Kahn Brothers OF
Louisville. The petitioners allege that
Ellis & Alcorn owe debts to the
amount of $1,000 and that they are
'insolyent, that they committed an act
OF bankruptcy in assigning their stock
Of goods TO the First National Bank
Of Sulphur. They allege that the
bank paid to Sanger Brothers more
than their share Of the funds and the
petitioners ask that the firm be ad-
judged bankrupts and that the First
National Bank be enjoined from fur
ther using the funds in its possession
until a trustee is appointed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14

The Morning Democrat has nearly
endcared itself TO the heart OF the ed
itor OF The Ardmoreite for it's plea OF
guilty to the charge OF purloining The
Ardmoreite's local pages But the
Democrats assumption that The Ard
mureites editorials are not original
doesn't obtain ut truth and the proof
is wofully deficient Reputation IS
one OF the most valuable adiuucts for
successful eadeayor. reputation for
integrity and truth carr weight and
have a real commercial value, the
worth Of which IS not 90 be calculated
in dollars and cents. Adverse criu-
cism. however is keen cutting and
cold Many proud sensitive natures
fall before it ike grain before the
reaper, but aa the storms that come
and go. make the sturdy oak, IL should
make us stronger, more alert. After
all. life is made mp of storms and
ealms, and it is well Wore il not
for this the world would grow inde.
pendent and forget us prsseryer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
Sudden Death.

Mrs. J. NJ. Baird received a telegram
this morning announcing the sudden
death OF her nephew, Fred Baird at
Dunlap. Iowa. Mr.. Baird was for
mer resident oi Ardmore, having lived
here a part OF last spring. He was an
estimable young man and his many
friends viii regret 10 learn OF his
leath.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14

Chickasaw students can secure a
six months scholarship in all depart
meRts Of Selyidge Business College.
together with books and hoard. for.
$40. The Federal Government pays the
balance. 7tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
INSPECT UNITED STATES JAILs,
]. o. johnson 'f Fort Smith Esamln,
ing Territory Prisons.

J, o. johnson - Fort Sm!th ESamIn'
ing Territory Prisons.
J. o. johnson United states jai'er
al Fort Smith. Ara, was In the city
this morning. Mr Johnson is visiting
all the United states iails in the
territory. His object is 10 see how
ths prisoners are being cared for, so
that he may adopt any plans that are
not IN vogue in Fort Smith that viii
add TO the comfort OF the prisoners
in that Jail
Mr Johnson went 20 work al the
Jail at Fort Smith about four years
ago as a guard and has gradually
risen from that position 20 the one
he now occupies. hc has perhaps
done more 20 add 20 the comfort OF
the prisoners tnan any other man
who has held that position. He VIII
20 from here to MusEogee md from
ere TO Vinita visiting the iails at
both places.-McAlester Capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14

The Weekly ArdmoroiJe is great
friend to the retail merchant ihe
farmers trade is certainly worth look
ing after and the merchant who don
want to be put down as a back num-
her will advertise in our weekly edi-
ton rather than advertise on the
trees and fences. an advertising plan
long ago anudated ana which was
never known - pay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
The eriaht Side.

G. G. Watts, a reader Of the Daily
Ardmoreite at Glenn, was here today.
He says Glenn is building new
school house and is opening up roads.
Cotton will make a bale to the acre
and Glenn people are c0ntented and
happy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
OS

The Ardmo.citc acknowledges the
receipt OF Souvenir Album from the
Ada News. The souvenir is in the
form OF a handsome booklet, which
contains pictures of the principal
buildings Of Ada. Conspicuous among
the photos displayed are some of the
handsome homes Of that city. Also
several fratcgnal societies are repre-.
sented by half tones of their mem
bers. The souvenir booklet is neatly
gotten up and is a credit to Ada and
the News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
coLoNIzINe ne NEGRO.

i og,n counties sending delegates iato /
the southern states 20 solicit negroes .
to come 70 Oklahoma. IL gives The II" ,
TO the papers tha; have declared theTe /
is no danger from the negro in Okla |
homa. The Republicans are trying /
to alIay the fears 81 the people oh .
the negro question while they are .
bending their efforts 10 DO the very .
.h.ng they sas cannot De done.
While pretending they are seeking .
cotton pickers. delegations are being
sent from 'be above named counties
iu, othe Southern states 20 inluce tn
.ceroes 20 come here a, once. In 10 .
ean county the negro who viii come
i- guaranteed O. place 90 live upo
which will De- rented 90 him another
year. The aim ls 20 coI0n.ze the negro
BOO Oklahoma Iu Blaine county. TWO
negroes. Green ot Lincoln township.
af HarI OF OMEGA. Cellar Valley
township. are -o.u- 90 memphis Ten.
ry-s.e. .0 bring u.ak alb the negroes
,a-s can lulgos to come.
Tom Ferguson 600 Wa.en-a. Blaine
county ls ,1e candidate for con-rcs,
IN rfe Second congressional district.
Co.or.zin. the negro in Oklahoma f.
one of the iayo5.re Iastimes oi sae
Republican clua. late and ex-governor
lie holds that tine negro is on tine
same level with the white man. and
in his hgme county be does more
for the negro than for the whites.
That be desires 90 strengthen the por-
or OF his machine with the negro
votes there Is no doubt in the minds
OF those who snow him we'll
The carpe, baggers and corpora.
lions that dominate the party mach'-
cry al Guthrie are the same that
! Ihavc boosted the negro into Office
there. and it is this class that is
willing to blacken the name OF po-
Huol party as well as ride over t'e
white people by shipping in ignorant
negroes TO vote In the constitutional
convention election under the scheme
that is provided by the dis-ricias
I10ard
The whole plan is a deep laid plot
on the. part OF the fellows who have
| held Offices for years in the terrific.
rias. and WHO are determined 10 per.
pouate their rule hv any means The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The dull season vii soon have dis
apeared. The time TO announce ar
rival Of new goods is now. The me
dium in which 20 make the announce.
mert is The Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14

/ OR SALE-FOur room dwelling,
store house, stock Of groceries and
fixtures, one horse, wagon and har-
ness. for $1,000, If sold in 10 days.
Apply Gls St. y W, ArdmoTe
l4-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14

Suits. al wool. tailor made from
$40 up; pants, 50 up.
ls.im J. ]. SToLFA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14
the SITUATION IN CUBA
Concluded from First PageD

Concluded from First PaseO
20 come and surrender on board the
Denver this afternoon.
Colwell replied that ne was unable
to interfere and that Palma was com.
municating with Washington in re
gard TO the matter
IN emissaries informed the Asso
ciated Press that zayas had tele-
g-aphed the insurgents OF every prov.
iuce to cease fgntng, because OF the
pending negotiations.
Havana, Sept. l3.-One hundred
and twenty sailors from the United
States protected cruiser Denver camp
ed tonigh, in front of the old La Fuer-
za -asIe. facing the Plaza de Armas,
the little park N front OF the pres.
.denuai palace. which is the seat o.
the Cuban goveIumen. The American
flg was planted just inside the low
stone coping separating the castle
grounds from 0Reilly street, which
thoroughf,re passes between the camp
and the tIaNa de Armas. The Amer
ican soldiers were armed with regula-
ton rifles with ute exception Of a few
who carried reyolyers or carJines.
Two field howitzers and two rapid
fire glus were sent across the pretty
little park. a significant warning %
any one approaching the executive
headquarters Of the Cuban govern.
mcnt with hostile intent.
The Denver watch originally an.
chored further up the bar, dropped
down this evening 10 a position
abreast OF the foot OF Oreilly street
and in front of the Offices Of the cap.
,ain OF the port, so as to be conve.
uiently near the detachment sen,
ashore and close at hand in case OF
need
Tn, whole business was done SC
quietly and QuickIg ,ha, i, caused tn,
greatest surprise. Tie reason ror the
sudden landing OF the American sail
ors was q conference between Presi
dsI, 'alma. Charge d. ATaires Sleep
er and Commander Colwell this even
ing
on the occasion Of the latter's for
NAL call upon Presiden- Palma. Mr.
Sleeper asked the president the lirec
| question whether he considered tha
th, government was able TO protec
! all American interests in Havana uu
aided The president replied that h
hoped the government would be abl
TO do so, but he suggested that !
might be advisable as a measure o
precaution in the interests of Amer
leans as we'll as for LIE maintenanc
OF order in general to land marine
az some convenient, point. suggestin
the Plaza de Armas. Mr.. Sleeper an
Commander Colwell. after brief cor
ference. decided tnat the landi4
should be made this evening, ami q
$50 O'Clock the uetacnment unde
the command Of Lieut.. Miller bega
coming ashore with arms, ammun
tion and camp parapheTnalia and too
/ up a position commanding the al
, proaches 20 the palace. Two hour
later the commissary outfit followe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14

Natural. original, mineral Manitou
Table Water and Ginger Champagne.
for safe by Pennington Grtnery Co,
distributors. li-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-14

City Fish Market will remain per
manently at 1OI East Main next door
to Hall & Hills, 26 I'm
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The Daily Ardmoreite, soc month
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Palma May Resign.

BY Associated Fress.
Havana, Sept. 1.-THE Cuban con.
gress will meet this afternoon. 1t
is rumored that President Palma will
resign.
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Wisconsin Attracts Attention.

One Of the largest land deals of the
northwest was recently consumated
at Cumberland, Wis. over two
million acres OF the best cut over
timber land of northwestern Wis
consin has been acquired by the
American Colonization Co., and is
now being placed on the market for
the first time.
The close proximity of this land
to the Twin Cities. Duluth and
Superior, should attract attention,
as there is no section of the United
States which IA offer such profitable
Inducements to the man OF moderate
means as this section of Wisconsin.
The country is we'll adapted for
the raising OF wheat. corn, oats and
clover and a paradise for the
diversified farmer.
On account of the location OF this
land a ready market is always found
Note the offer made iE the adver-
tisement in this paper and write
them for particulars.
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Mankato Commercial College. Man
kato, MINI, opens Sept. 3 Send
for catalog.
Mrs j. +. Cooper ana little SCH.
Kenmore, arrived home Wednesday
evening from Sanborn, Iowa.
Miss Eliza Vermilvea has been
visiting with friends at Plankinton
for the past week and arrived home
yesterday.
Jay VI. Cation, OF this city, has
been engaged by the q. Nj. s. st. p.
Ry. to cry the sales of town lots at
the new town site sales July III
and 10.
Miss Adella Pepper, who has been
attending the high school at Kansas
City. arrived Wednesday to spend her
vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Frank Weller.
John Bingham and Miss Maude
Flick. OF Yankton, we're united in
marriage at the clerk of courts office
Wednesday afternoon at ) O'Clock,
the ceremony being performed by
Judge Herbert.
A full line of Mccormick and
Champion binder repairs for sale at
VIM. Koch's.
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Bids Wanted.

The board Of Supervisors of Badger
township will meet the 18th day of
July to open the sealed bids of those
VITO may be willing to contract to cut
and grade the road at the new bridge
between sections 81 and b in Badger
township, said grading to be done
according to specifications on file in
the town clerks office.
The grades will require approxi-
mately 42O yards of earth, the work
to be completed by October 10th.
Each bid shall be accompanied by d
bond to- the board of supervisors for
one-third the amount of the bid.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
j. Ernest Wilson,
Clerk of Badger Township
r. Y. ID A. Mitchell, S ID. e. q OF
Sec. %, Badger Township.
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Candidate for Treasurer.

In this issue h. r. Storer makes
his announcement as il candidate for
treasurer before the republican coun-
ty convention. MI. Storer needs no
introduction to the people of the
county. having followed the avoca-
ton of a farmer and Srockman, i'm
both OF which he has been success
full. and he has become widely
known. Mr. Storer says that he has
always been a republican of the stay
ing kind, and that he has always
been found working with and believ-
ing in its principles. His friends in
bringing MIN out as a candidate for
the important POSITION believe that
he has necessary qualifications to
perform the duties of the Office salts
factorily.