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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

Americans stand every
thing. They are the greatest
sugar consuming and lumber
using people on earth not
withstanding the protective
tariff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

Three little babes were nestled in bed
'I'il name William, Willie and Bill,
mother said;
Wide was her smile, for triplets they be,
She lay her good luck TO Rocky Noun.
tain Tea tGreat baby medicine. -
Gem Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

Up in the second district
Henry Allen and Roscoe
Stubs occupy the stege.
The scramble for pie makes
an awful stir!
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

The statehood bill is trav-
cling a rocky road in the sen.
ate. Too much partisan STRAIT
egy seems to be the trouble.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-02-07

A republican exchange
suggests that it was probably
the mysterious "a. 4. Brown
who got the money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
New Invention for Railroads

Chas. B. Pentz, Of Walton. Kansas,
who claims to have been the first in
ventor of the automatic coupler, Is
again in the limelight with a new In
v~ention, which he is explaining to the
railroad officials with a view OF their
adopting 1t. The devise Is for the pur.
pose of warning passengers In ad.
vance of a trains approach at night.
Instead of using headlights. aq auto
matte arrangement is suggested,
whereby a moving locomotive turns
on automatically all lights on the road
a mile In advance of the train. The
glare of the electric light would warn
passengers of the approach OF the
train. with the result that accidents
might be minimized. In brief. the in
vention means a continuous electric
light system. which would light up the
right of way one mile In advance OF
the train.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
Tsesen es,s sne,hsr Line

From PoH InhnS. on the Gulf of
California. 80 I ssasra. sanoga, ~.
saenee forth. thFsaReh the very asarI
If the rich Altar naialng district af
s@~nta. across Ehe international line.
In ~u@sasn. Arizona. IL The route n0w
tRaos@A oHs fn ghe Henderson rail.
mad. upon which Consideration work
wiz IL commenced In November.
Maen the concession for the new roai
was first secured it was intended
only Ia build from Port Iohos 10
G'aioEea. q distance Of less than fifty
miles. but after the survey Of the
F02:t.s from the coast Go cahogea II
~as decided by those interested 10 e.
tend the road north 10 Tucson. a dis
lance of about one hundred and fifty
miles further. and the concession for
,iis. extension was secured from the
Mexican government. Railroad engin-
at+rs will begin Surveying the route
fam Cahorca 10 Tucson In October,
- seon as the rainy season 10 past.
Ata0ut the first of November eonstruc'
ts0a work will commence on the Port
I 0hos1 G'ahorca end NJ the line. which
aas surveyed some time arc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
euildinq Sidetraeks

The Southern Pacific track layers
have been busy putting In a sidetracx
on the south side Of the I.ordshurg
depot. The west end will be used for
a house track aud the east end for \
repair track. The tool house used by
the repairing outfit had to me moved
south to give room for the track. The
people In charge Of this work were a
lawless set. They excavated for the
track and laid the rails. The excava.
ton was such that II blocked the team
crossing. but no attempt was made to
repair the crossing until the track
was all laid. and teams that had to
cross the track were put to consider.
able Inconvenience. The crossing
could have been PVT in shape In a few
hours, instead of being obstructed
several days. but that made no diff
ference to the track layers. says the
Western Liberal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

instructions have n<eE issued by
the interstate commerce commission
To each railroad I'm the United States
doing IAN Interstate business To sub.
init a report I that body not later
than September I. rendering the mum.
Der of freight cars owned on August
I. and also stating the number Of cars
that are equipped with air brakes.
This order l. made for the purpose
of testing the progress made In equip.
ment since last October. with "A view
OF complying With n regulation Great.
cd by the Commission last Noyem.
Der.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
RATTLE OF THE RAILS

@ssa ~as II sosk soEne q his fellow
ga. Aasen had Gsissa = car 90 taeG.
scrrNs. snaasnls ahe raised car slip
p@d fran the jacks and iamsned imsa
ahe car CA shieh Aaaerssn was work
ing. catching him Aeawesn the draw-
hexds. tie sas terribly crushed about
the hips aud ab4aaaaan aud II VAS ssy.
eral minutes t@sfose the ears could b.
separated and he could DE- removed.
de vas brought aosa To the hospital
a, Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
Trees for Ties

BY a deal just closed the Santa Fee
railroad became the owner of the San
Dieguito ranch just north of San Die.
GO. Cal. comprising 1863 acres OF
land. The price paid was $100. 900.
The ranch is to be used to raise euca-
lyptus trees for ties for the future use
of the road. 1t is proposed to plant
about GOO acres each year. and. as
the trees are quick growers, it is fig
ured that in twenty years the road
will be able to harvest six to eight
ties to a tree and keep up the harvest
thereafter continually.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Yesterday Acting American Consul
Bricswood Of Nogaies. Sonora. went
to Santa Ana Ia investigate the i'm
psisonment at that place Of Loeomo'.
i've Engineer Perry Of the Sonora rail.
road. About ten days ago. while En-.
gineer Perry was doing switch duty
at Santa Ana q drunk Indian crawled
under a 10 find a shady place To
sleep. had a leg cut off. Cars being
backed onto a sidetraek by the en-.
CINE MI. Perry was running. bumped
into the cars under which the Indian
was lying. Report reached Nogales
that Mr.. Perry was sick and efforts
are being made tn have him released
either under bond or through trial.
Mr.. Brickwood returned last night.
Though under arrest. Engineer Perry
Is not held close prisoner. but Is given
the freedom Of the town.-Nogales
Oasis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

There seems to be a revival of base
bali interest In Las Vegas. Sundays
game with Albuquerque demonstrat-
ed that there Is good material in this
city and a good team can be built up.
There is enough good men In iowa
who raj with the addition of the
three professionals allowed. enter the
tournament at Albuquerque and have
a fair chance of carrying away the
first money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

James r. Farrell has been appoint.
ed trainmaster of the Fort Worth and
Henrietta divisions and the Sherman
and Cleburne branches OF the Nilsson
ri, Kansas & Texas. with headquar.
tiers at Denison, Texas. and George
Stoner has been appointed trainmas-
ter of the Dallas and Denton divisions
ana the Bonham branch. with head.
quarters at Denison. They succeed
to the duties performed by G. NJ. Sam.
uels, trainmaster. who has resigned.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Kaser. Or. Walter. physician. SIS ashington Ave.
kasee. Nina. housekeeper, $40 Washington Ave.
kasper, Robt, barber and musician, All Eighth street.
kee. Sing, laundryman. sos 12 Grand Ave.
keene. JEFF. drayman, 1913 Eleventh street
Keene, James. 1918 Eleventh street.
keene. Frank, emp. Santa Fe. 1929 Fourth street (upstairs).
Kelly, 4. W., member Gross. Kelly 4 Co., s2s Sixth street.
Kelly. Daniel. student. S25 Sixth street.
Kelly. Chas. policeman, S13 n. r. Ave.
Kelly, Antonio, housekeeper. 924 Columbia Ave.
kenestrick. ]. retired merchant, 7os Lincoln Ave.
Kennedy, Miss NJ telephone operator. 32s Grand Ave.
Kennedy. Mrs. NJ, widow. rooming house, 1928 Grand Avenue.
Kennedy, w. d.. p. o., emp, $40 Columbia Ave.
Kennedy. Mrs. W. H., 942 Columbia Ave.
kenworthy. H. tcol) porter, 121 r. r. Ave.
Kerr. J, engineer Santa Fe. IL Grand Ave.
Kerr. r, II, 1859 Sixth street.
ktmmen, A. G., ~bookkeeper. 1923 Grand Ave.
King. +. ID, fireman Santa Fe. 20 Grand Ave.
King, j. w. emp. L. v. L. & p. Co, els Main Ave.
King, .. A, emp. L. Y. l.. & p Co. 6lS Main Ave.
King, Mrs. NJ, temp. res, home, Illinois, 613 r. r. Ave.
kingsley. Mrs. Grace. widow, 1909 National Avenue.
kinkel, Geo. H., life ms. agent, room Is, Crockett bldg.
Kinzelow. James, fireman, 315 r. r. Ave.
Kfstler, Russ. 73 Eighth street.
ktrkham. Wallace. emp. Optic bindery, 92 Douglas Ave.
Kirk. J. R., engineer, Santa Fe, 22 Ninth street
kithcart. Kit, Ry. 3enn, us Douglas Ave.
Kline, S. r. clerk, 500 E. National Ave,
Kline. Mabel. 800 z. National Ave.
Kline. Amos, CLERK, 900 Fifth street.
Kline. w. H. clerk, 906 Fifth.
Kline, Mrs. j. L., temp. res. Seneca Falls, N. Y, retired, 500
R.. n. Ave.
Kline. Miss Jessie; healthseeker, temp. res, Seneca Falls,
N. Y, 500 r r. Ave.
Knots. Geo, W.. rooming house. 1918 Twelfth street.
Koch, Charles J, healthseeker, temp. res, Milwaukee, Wis,
III Fifth street.
Kohn, c. L., clerk, 413 Tenth street.
Kohn, Mrs. Bertha, 905 Columbia Ave. @I
kohn, Miss Grace, 9o5 Columbia Ave.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

The Labor Day committees will
meet Friday evening at Woodmen's
hall. when they will report what prog
ress has been made toward the com
pletion of the arrangements for the
celebration on September ;. Practic-
ally everything is in readiness. The
committees got busy Immediately aft
err appointment and accomplished a
great deal
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
Car Repairer Crushed

Harry /. Anderson. employed in the
santa Fe's car repairing department
1T Ration. was seriously and probably
fatally injured Monday afternoon
while al work in the repair yards. A
few feet from a a on which Ander-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
Is Your Name in the DIRECTORY?

Is correct as to aelng. initial. street md number? The new directory. which The Optic
has beenco compiling 10 sxy dasp past wabs the most correct and complete book Of it
kind ever published in Las Vegas T ohse and we wish the oopeahond of ever resident of both city
owr. his week. en James athe people OF theC City ofLas Vegas will be published. The
HIS to NJ 3 appear in toiays issue Read the list vrc carefully ad your amec m suMr
the letters make suef Sthtn nncuded in the lists ds second that the data is correct Your.
address may have been changed since the enumeration vast taken or your ma have changed your
persomw who wish to corrections must communicate with the omce 1t esoG Within"
tme days after ten anne are published hy will go on the prss If your nam is left outo the
or fany mitakea ppeas in spelling. street or number it will be" ony YOU" Make you kck
or faevera after hold your pace
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

A. Smith. roadmaster of the Missou-
ri Pacific at Nevada. Mo-, has been
appointed roadmaster at Fort Smith,
Ark. to succeed l.. Mead. who Is made
roadmaster at Nevada.
l.. Bartlett. master mechanic Of the
st. Louis division of the Missouri Pa.
cific. has retired from that position
after a service of forty-four years
with the road. He has been master
mechanic for twenty0ne years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Kohn, Miss Minnie, sos Columbia Ave.
kohn, Miss Gertrude. as Columbia Ave
koooier. W. q. Inc. age. 81 Columbia Ave.
koogier. John. sil Columbia Ave.
koosier. Miss Mile. CLERK. sii Columbia Ave.
korendyk. Simon. laborer. 1899 r. H. Ave.
Korcndyk. Josie. iasG X. n. Ave.
krauth. Henry. blacksmith. ina National Ave.
Krause. Julius. clerk. 1908 Fifth street
kreuger. Miss Minnie. nurse. GO Twelfth street.
krogness. Nuns. carpenter. temp res. Greenwood. Wis., HOES
Third street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Jackson. r. D.. sign writer and decorator. room 2. SCI Sixth
street
jackson. Ed. stationary engineer. Central hotel. Douglas Ave.
Jackson. Fred. Ry. foreman. 225 r. r. Ave.
Jacobey. Carrie. waitress. Ga Lincoln Ave.
Jameson. J. A. $40 Lincoln Ave.
Jameson, Miss BERTHE, $40 Lincoln Ave.
January. 7. d.. asst cash. San Miguel Nat. Blk. sic Fifth street.
Jaramillo. Julian teamster. 1907 Twelfth street.
Jaramillo. Philip. 1907 Twelfth street.
Jassoy. H.. engineer Santa Fe. Ala Seventh street.
Jefferson. NJ. tcoi) porter Commercial Club, 500 Main Ave.
Jenkins. Dr.. G. H. dentist. 64 Douglas Ave.
Jennison. Harry, boilermaker. Closson house, i0S Grand Ave.
lobe. Mrs. Viola. nurse, 1908 San Francisco Ave.
Johnsen- J. c. undertaken, 6i Sixth street.
johnson. Thomas. undertaken. 62i Sixth street.
Johnson. Harvey. engineer. l.. v. L. Il p. Co, 1908 Mora Ave.
johnson. Miss T., healthseeker, 1910 Tilden Ave.
johnson, W. J.. fireman. 35 r. r. Ave.
johnson, William. healthseeker. Ladies' Home.
johnson, ]. D.. collector, 1909 Fourth street.
Jones, A. A. attorney, 1921 Fifth street.
Jones, @. b.. 102 Douglas Ave.
Jones. Mrs. Henry. healthseeker. 81. Anthony's Sanitarium.
Jones. Harry. 1926 Seventh street.
Jones. William. brakeman, 313 r. r. Ave.
Jones, Juan. emp. /. " l.. & p. Co, San Francisco Ave.
Jones. w., fireman Santa Fe 313 r. r. Ave.
Jones, Mrs. 220 Grand Ave
Jones, Garnet. 1910 Douglas Ave,
Jones. Miss Minnie. 1910 Douglas Ave.
Jones. Chas, civil engineer, 1910 Douglas Ave.
Jones. villain, 1910 Douglas Ave.
Jones, Z. c. seey haywood 4 Roberts Co. ftos National Ave.
jones. T. NJ. civil engineer, 1910 Douglas Ave.
JUAN. Miguel, laborer, R. r Front.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Negotiations are reported to be
nearly completed for the purchase by
the Santa Fe of the Gulf & Interstate.
extending from Beaumont. Texas. to
Port Bolivar. opposite Galveston, FOB
miles. At the Gulf end the road owns
convenient terminal facilities AMI
connectios for passenger and freight
service could he had with Galveston
by ferry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

u. p. Meyers has been appointed
master mechanic Of the International
& Great Northern AT Taylor. Texas. I'm
place Of e. NJ. Mciain. resigned.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

c. ". Cook. Jr.. has been appointed
travelling freight agent Of the Santa
Fe nj Buffalo. n. Z.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Edward Merchant has been appoint.
ed travelling passenger agent Of the
Canadian Pacific. with office at Ae
Sheidiey building. His territory will
be Missouri. texcept 81. iouis,. Kan.
sas, Arkansas. Indian Territory. Okla.
homa, Texas. Louisiana aud New and
Old Mexico texcept Sonora.I
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Hooker A. ~. ~sooakceper. logs Fourth street
Horton. Jos. teoil drayman. r. r. frons.
Hoskins. Miss Dostle. student. 60 Washington Ave.
hoskins. o. r. banker. $50 Washington Ave.
Hoskinson. J. D., iahoFer. y. Seventh street
Hoss. Mrs Annie. housekeeper. 1913 Sixth street.
Houek. o. J.. fireman Santa Fe. 500 r. n Ave
Hous. Or. n. w. osteopash. SIC Douglas Ave.
Householder. 4. brakeman. 3i5 n. r. Ave.
Hously. Mrs. Ruth. SIS Eighth street.
Housiy. Jennie. teacher. sss Eighth street
Howard. Mrs. Mary Z. widow. 1895 Fourth street
Howell. Mrs. Mae. widow. rooming house. sei Fourth street.
Howell, Miss Mae. 72i Fourth street.
Hoyt. n. W.. tray. auditor Santa r.. S35 n. n. Ave.
Huston. William. clothes repairer. leol) se2 n H. Ave.
Huston. Mrs. Lydia. tcoll washwoman. 90. n. r. Ave.
hubbard. D. D. prep. Meridian restaurant. 800 Grand Ave.
Huber. Martin. fireman Santa Fe. 32s Grand Ave.
Huey. Edward. electrician, sf2 National Ave.
Hughes. G.. carpenter, s2s Eighth street.
Hughes. c. D.. brakeman Santa Fe, room "a. New Optic hotel.
Hughes. !. H.. stone mason. Central hotel. Douglas Ave.
hvaksr. G. a.. attorney. IT'S Douglas Ave-.
Hunt, Ed. brakeman. room q. Ciosson house. Grand Ave.
Hunziker. J.. taemster. S~ulzbaeher Ave.
Hume. Mrs. 8. A., 800 jackson Ave.
Hume. b. r., retired. 1880 Sixth street.
Hume, Miss Marjorie. 1880 Sixth street.
Hummel. c. r. mgr. Singer Sewing Machine once. sos Main
Ave.
Hurley. Louise. waitress. sit Lincoln Ave.
Huston. Ralph. tcolb porter. s26 n. n. Ave.
Huston. Fred. tcolD teamster. $50 n. n. Ave.
Hutchinson. Frank. contractor. Central hotel. Douglas Ave.
Hutchinson. Oscar. deiiveryman. s32 Grand Ave.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Joseph Ripley. formerly general
superintendent Of the Sault Ste. Ma.
RE canal. has been appointed princi.
pal assistant engineer Of the Isthmian
canal commission.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Optic ads bring results,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

]. NJ. Lee has resigned as superin.
tendent Of the San Antonio division
branch OF the Galveston. Harrisburg
4 San Antonio to accept the position
Of superintendent Of the Trinity and
BRACES Valley. with headquarters At
Cleburne, Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Iden. Clarence. bookkeeper. 925 Seventh street.
Iineld. Mrs. Henry, widow. l1i7 Eighth street.
ufeid. Ludwig VIM. hardware dealer. 1907 Eighth street.
ireland. J. NJ. brick mfgr. 1909 Main Ave.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Mackel. e. r, wholesale cigar dealer, 524 IL sixth straat
Mackel, J. b. city alderman. wholesale liquor dealer. 40
Grand Ave.
Mackel, NJ. A., Eleventh street.
Mackey, Ray, 513 Douglas Ave. III
Madril. s.. laborer, Rosenwald Ave.
Mahan, I. A., prop. Cory Bar, 1911 Seventh street.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

Corn on
White CO
elbow c
TuscaroI
Collectio
Bundle q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02

The African ostrich from which the
bc-t white feathers are obtained.
stands siS or steven feet high ana
weighs from ~ r. iOp pounds. It's egg
Is equal - about two dozen hens eggs.
lts feathers sell iu Africa FOR about
$50 u pound ut wholesale While
walking quietly it, step Is about twcn.
,y.siN inches. hut when frightened the
,iridc Increases Ia about twelve feet.
iud at this glit it can run something
ll.r twcnt. i've miles nn hour When
pursued IL sometimes turns and deals
hu purHurr blow with the foot that
.,akc. him think uf tie Kick OF q mule
flr African ostrich Is the largest bird
now c,.sting on earth The American
ostrich is only about half the size OF
he African and has three toes. while
lic African bird has mly two. The
.i,Gmagc of the American ostrich is
Tay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02

Most ot the Spanigrds dislike To fe.
trees or cut live timber of any sort.
aud this fact perhaps accounts FOR The
giant trees OF California. The Span
iardS two centuries ago pushed thclr
way through Mexico To California. and.
save the clearing OF paths through the
dense forests, not twis did their axes
chop down. Nor do the Spaulards
transplanted to the new world ever
destroy timber. They continue 10 build
their houses az stone aud mortar. NJ
great expense OF money aud physical
eSeriiou, when timber IN abundance
surrounds them, out OF which they
could construct log houses. as did othcg
pioneers, nj y minimum OF cost and
laoor The Spaulsrd does not Gwen fell
trves for irewood, hut picks up dead
ii@As Us tAey ian to the ground ar
pulls them from the trees with hs
isria ~ andon i'sr..s-' -. .rs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
TERRITORY BREvITIES


Edwin W James Of the Wotunkl
Herald will establish a newspaper ~
Canadian in the near future.
The receipts Of the Tulsa postofiicc
for the FIRST sixteen days In April
amounted 10 st.3e179 This Is the
largest halfmonth sales In the history
~ the Office
4 special messenger from the
Dawes commission has delivered 2
900 land PATENTS to Gov Jo' nston uf
the Chickasaw nation for his sigma
ture
At citizens meeting at Wynuc
wood recently It was decided TO sink
a well 20 the depth uf 1000 feet. in
the hopes Of striking oil, gas or ar
tesian water
T.. u Vandcrgrift Of wobb-City, Mo.
has leased ! 900 acres Of land ON Cab.
In creek. near Alton. whore he viii!
begin drilling for lead and zine In u
few days.
Chickasha's commercial club Is
watching the proposed line of the
Santa Fo running northwest from
Ardmorc and believes the extension
cannot help but strike that city
Merchants OF Wetumka have sub.
scribed $4,000 towards the erection
Of a good hotel in that place. They
are ready To put mp q part Of that
amount Immediately Il some hrstratc
hotel man can be found to construct
the building.and operate the hotel
wynuewood's school board at q
meeting held last week decided to
hold nine months free school for
l9OG.07 Eight teachers and super
intendent will be elected for the year
at meeting To De held May 10. The
graded schools of this place have only
been in existence for two years and
have made wonderful progress in that
time
sulphur, l. T.-ProfJ. II Hendricks
a prominent Indian Territory educat.
or. Is preparing to open business
college
Sulphur l. IA street fair Is bill.
ed for Sulphur for this week The
nearness of the tourist season is
bringing attractions from everywhere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
san Eraneiseo Victims.

San Francisco. May - 'ron2r
Walsh today again reiterated the be
-.of that the remains of hundreds oi
victims lie under the ruins. When
the debris is cleaned away" he said.
there will be at least a thousand ad.
ditons to the death roll. viii not
be- surprised II the number reaches
I 500 Only q few victims are now
being found because in fact the debris
In places OF death have not been
tCached
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
STATEHOOD
is ALL RIGHT
ROOSEVELT so INFORMS SWEET
CHEROKEE MAIDEN
Party Of Territory Girls in Washing.
ton Call on President Who In.
forms Them Statehood viii
Come This Session.

Tulsa, + r.. MAY 10. y. Sturm,
publisher of the Statehood Magazine
and his party Of statehood girls re.
turned yesterday from a trip to Wash.
ington and ether eastern points All
were worn ont from continuous
round Of sight seeing and electionecr.
ing Tor the great need Of the two ter.
rtorics. statehood. otherwise were
well and happy. confident they had
accomplished some good
At Washington the young ladies'
were the center Of attraction where.
ever they went Through the courtesy
of Delegate Mcclure the entire party
were introduced 10 President Ruose.
Welt Miss Florence Johnson, one OF
the young ladies whose home Is AZ
Nowata. Is q Cherokee maiden When
This was made known to the president
hc graspcd her hand the second time
and to all said. 4 assure YOU that
Indian Territory and Oklahoma are
going to get statehood before the close
of this session"
Mr. Stmm said the eyes Of the
east are turned th1s way and countless
numbers Of people are only waiting
the announcement that statehood has
been granted 10 come here and help
build up the now commonwealth