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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-27
Snm Mttentat amf Galcbra,

Sto0t Guatemala, @uotc.
molo, 26. Woi.-als geItern bier bic
Godri6t I'M llmIouf mar, DAB Ons
&riegSgcri6t, ipeld)es brei Gage lana
sic Der WitihuIo an Dem Ittentut
ouf Ben GrGiioenten Cabrera am 80.
Ipril an~geflagten gerionen prosei-
iirte, 10 oerIelben 5um Tobe perur-
tbeilt babe, berridte Die groBte aui.
rcgrng, uno ipGter am Gage begab
iid) cine Delegation bon blnbert
Wonn nod Der Heiioen5 bes Yrdii-
benton ulto bot i'm Miloe malten ill
loiicn, Ser GrGiioent iagtc Der gb.
%orbnung, baB bic Welouna unridtig
ici, bob err aber, menn ooS &riegsae.
ridt feline GntidJcioungen geiaqt ba-
be, ibr 8eiud beriidlidti9cn meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-27
sdrcdlide Sguamit GrplOiiOn.

Gin oan3es S1itlergcniert in Nterus
gorf i6per beidGoigt. - 8Wolf
Gerionen beOenfIi9 oerIebt.
Sem gorf, 26. Mai. = Dur6
cine geitern an Ser NlIsidattung fiir
oen nelten 8abubof Der nFennlplua'
mia 9abn" an Ser 7. Nuerlle, 5mii6en
Ser 81. un0 33. StroBe, eingetretene
Ipnomtt grploiion muroen 5tuolf
Serionen perlebt, un0 oos gan5e
S1uIergebiert an ser 7. Ipenue, 5rpt'
iden ser 81. uno 80. StroBe, BON
Steinen ourtIodert, ais lei es elmer
%regularen &auonnoe ~ou$geiebt ge.
rpelen.
Someit Die GoIi5ei in griobrung
bringen fonnte, lit fem N~enidenleben
3tt 8runoe g%egangen; jeOo6 lit eS
nabrl6einlif), 0oB nenigltens elmer
ser Germunoeten ni6t nit Dem 9ebeu
oapon fommen oiirfte. So piel man
neiB, bciinben ii6 iieben ser 8erIes.
ten in aronfenbGuiern. 0rei Nmbu.
Ion3en mltr0en pom Bellevue oipi.
taI," 3lpei pom .Neiu.9orf." uuo cine
bonn noben ,6ran5olii6en Soipital,"
in oent bel Den porauSgegangenen
Gbnfihen ltnfGQen sic getroffenen
meiiteuS bebonoett morOen iino, an
Srt un6 Steae geididt.
lleber oie ltriofe Ser Grploiion
eingen peridieoene 8eriionen INN.
anfong8 tbeilten angeiteqte Der
,Rep.Oorf Contracting & 2ruding
Co." Ser @eielidaft peId)e Die Gr.
beiten pornimmt, uno oeren Yrdiioent
Sobn 5. Nurp6p, ser 9ruber beS
Eammanp : Sduptlings Charles s.
Mllrpbp, lit, Der Yoli5ei nit, cine uor'
5eitig lo~Sgegnngene Sprenala0ung lei
ld)ulo 0aron gemeien. Son onberer
Seite muroe bebalptet, Elm Moga5in
nit Grploiipltoffen lei in oie 2uft &c.
flogen; Collins, ser leitenoe Snge-
nieur ser Gontraftorenfirma, enOlidJ
erlieB ipdter cine @%rflGrung, in Der
cr Die Seftigfeit Der grploiiou elmer
Sprenglaoung 5uidreibt, Die fir cine
friibere Sprengung eingeiebt, aber
rift loSgegongen mdr. @ie oieier
Serr bin5uiii9t, iino Oergleihen In.
fGae trob aler %angepanOten Soriidt
ni6t 3l permeioen, neil oie eleftrilde
Climbing bispeilen bel elmer ooer Der
an0eren Satrone perloge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-27
Calhoun luebrt iidl.

SlUeu VCbtH |StlllluSCH SSBeIl Uu1
OoIpb SpredeIs unb Oeiieu Pin.
DGnger. - Sampf Inn Die politi.
lde Gontrole San 6raucisco's.
Gan SronciSco, 26. Mai. =
Tatrif Calhoun, Der GrGiiOent Der
nlluiteo &%oilroobS," gegen ben &c.
tern megen 9eltehung pier5ebn gin.
flagen erboben moroen iino, eriieb
cine LANCE all oaS amerifoniide Solf
gerihtete g%rflGrung, morin er Die ge-
gen i'm uno 4noere erbobenen In-
flagen ais einen peiteren Sdritt Stu
bolpb Spredels' un0 ieiner @eiin.
nungsgenoiien binitellt, Inn Die poll
tide Gontrole 81 ielbitIii6tigen
3meden ourf cine Sereinigung nit
Der Irbeiter = l1nion . 8artei an iid
5ll reiBen. Inter Inoerem iagt YrG.
iioent CALHOUN: ~@s lit iebt flar, Dab
man Die geitanoigen 8erbrefer MIR
aus Dem @runbe I'M Superpiiorer'
ratb belailen bat. oamit iie Die Ins
orOnungen Spredels' uno ieiner @e.
nolien sur ausfiibrung b%ringen. Sbr
3eugniB lit erfauit uno mon bat iib
ibrer Iienite periifert, inbem man
ibnen Strailoligfeit 3uia9te. Sd be-
boupte, ooB Die Wotipe Spredels'
unb ieiner 8enolien ihledte, ielbit.
iiidtige unb Dem ofientlifen 8obl
na6tbeilige iino u.lo oab er ourd)
ieine Gerod6tieungen pnur oaraui
aus lit, oie Gonfisfation bes @igen.
tbums Der Limited 4ailroaos" burd.
5uieben ilno lire StroBenbobnlinien
burd) iolf)e ST. erieten, ipelhe ibm ge.
borert, uno oab er ST. bieiem 3wed
sic politiide Gontrole iiber San
Srancisco 81 erlongen iuft. Sur
boourt erfiGrt iid Die grbebung Ger
Nnflaeen ieitens elmer @ronb. SSurp,
mel6e BON ieineu Greaturen IRE ee.
leitet murbe. Sd periidlere, bob Die
Anflaeen ieoes tbatiddliden anbolts
entbebren mo oob if uno meme 8e-
i1brten ans p%oaItGnoig rehtiertigen
meroen."
@an5 IN oemielben Gimme GuBerte
iid i'm 2artfe oe3 Cages GaIbomn's
Miliitent WulaIlp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-27
Ser MaidiniitcnzS trifc.
&on1pf Inn Sen ReunIhrnOentag. -
Malien 3 GntloIilru9en IN GIepee
lan0.

F
Waiien 3 @ntlnIhuu9en IN Glepee-
lan0.
GIepeIano, 8, &c. Moi. -
Iuf Die Intiin0iguna Ser @enmten
Der Union . Moi1intiten bier, ooB iie
am 3. SUM iifer eilten Strife mice
niren mer0en foaS sic I~rbeitoeber
Den neunitiinoigen Nrbcitstog niht
b%elpiaigen, boben Die bieiigen grbeit-
gcber am Sreitng 1don ans Sen per-
l6ieoenen WerfitGtten mebrerc Sum-
bert WalGiniiten entlniicrt. gIS gr.
p%ioerun9 oitf bieies &orgeben lltb ga
bic Irbeitgcber li6 meiDertell, cine
Gonferen6 nit Den Gertretern ser
Union ab5libolten, limo aeltern Die
2eltte IN 5mei Ser 9r0Bten 8erfitGtten
Der Stobt an ben Strife beoroert
worben. Die Union . Woidiniten
bebolpten, Dap man Spione unter lie
ge6radlt babe, melhe Den Irbeitge.
bern Die Nomen berienigen 9eltte
nantten, lpelde ser llnion ~angeb0ren,
moraui oieie ouf sic id)marje 2iitc
gciebt lporoen limo. Die Sonblng
Der Irbcitgeber bat cine SriiiS Der
uorgertfcn unb bis 9eitern abeno
O%iirften %onGberno 300 Maihiniiten
tbeils am Strife, tbeilS eutlalien nor.
Den Iein.
guffoIo, N..0., 26. Mai. -
Sier iinb % bon ben 80 in ben bic.
iigcn @rie- @erfit1tten beidGitigten
@oidiniiten oili gnoromung oeS YrG-
~iiocnten y. S'Gonmea bon ser ,Sil.
ternationul 9liiociation OF WahiniitS"
an ben Strife aegargen. Superin.
tel0ent Burns erfl1rt, onB Scr Wa.
idiniItenitrife in Den Sit.9uiiolo
@erfitdttcn cine SdlicBnpg oericlben
nidt notbpenoig made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-27
@Iutiqer @ oblfampf !.

2em6erq, 8oli3ien 26, Mat. -
GeIegentIi6 Der StidJpabIcn sum
6eidstag fam es IN &orufo, int Be
3irf Strpi gu erniten 4uai6reitmt-
gen. BUR &eriteIunq Der Or0nun9
muBtcn @enoormcn einidreitert Die
it6 2(ngciiht5 Der milocn M}cnge, Die
nidt mcidcn moQtc, ge5pungcn ia
ben, BON i6ren @uiicn @e6rall6 81
MAIDEN. @ier 9oucrn mur0en i'm
Sample nit 0en @enOarmen eridois
len mo cine grobe 3obl BON Gumut=
tuorlten muroe mc6r ooer menigcr
idtper .%pcrmun0et.
Gle umm plI Con eren3.
@icn, 90. Moi.-3u Der bon q,
bis 80. Mtoi bier toGenoen Sl1terno'
tionulcn @aunmoasGonferen5 ltno
6crcitS ii6er $50 0elcgaten bier or
oefommcn. Sic Stootpernoltung
orrongirt 81 GGren ser 9eiu6cr cine
Icibc pom 6eitliffeiteu. Son 2Inlc-
rifo iin0 sem 3clegoten 90: 9oniel
e. Softer, @olter Glorf, q. 2. Ger
riu. Somlte[ Goupb, =. Z. GborlcS,
5. DC. Sobnion, SorDcp Serbian, Go-
pio 2u6in GonolO Hoie un0 Is. 9.
Barrett. Serbian unO Barrett ner.
ben ii6cr 8ailmluoQ6au iprcden,
EcrriQ ii6er 0ie A%ltSoebnmg Don
@ounpoQpflon3uugcn III Sen Siio-
Itootcn, &oie unO Charles itber
gormpoaipinnerei.
Waroffo'S g q 6 geben.
8oris 9, 26. Mai. - 0oS mlSmdrs
tige 9(mt bot bonn frul150iii6en Sc
ionOtcn in Gonqer, Srn. Gegnoult,
cine 9epeide erboltcn init Der Wfel.
0ung, 0uB Ser Gertreter heS SultanS
bon W}oroffo periprodcn babe, alien
6or0erltngcn Sranfreid)'S nad5ugez
ben, uno Der @cion0tc lit Oororfbin
inItruirt moroen, oIf folgenoer
@runOlogc cine 9cilcgung on3u6ob-
men
+. Gntloiiung ltno @inferferung
BON Worrofc6 Yoidn, Der fir iGrl-
Dig crod)tet miro, oen Yobel oti Or.
Molt6omp, Sen in Ser Sto0t Mta-
roffo i'm WtGr5 oicieS SobreS erntors
bcten fron5oiiiden 9iirgcr, gcbebt SIT
boben.
2. llnterilldung Der garr5en Gnge.
le9en6eit bltrd ben fron5oiii6en &on-
iul in MogoOor, INN cnOgiiltig Die
Observation-Disclosures fcit5uIteQen.
3. 9~citrofung Der MorOer Or.
Moudomp'S unO Gbor6onnier'S, TO-
luie Der Ingrcifer Scr $50. 2aiiolleS
lmo @irocourt.
A. 3obllng elmer bon Sro1freidl
ip6tcr nod feit5uIebcn0en @nti6Goi-
BHllB9Illlltllle.
5. Sofortigc 0rgoniiirrlng ser in.
ternotionolen Yoli5ei IN lle6erein.
nit Ben 9e0ingltngen Der
Sonfercn5 bon g[lgeciros.
6. Snitoqirtng bon 8oIi5ei al Ser
nlgerii6en @ren5e 9enl0B Der lle6er-
,infunft bon 1902.
l. 3uriid6erltfung uno MiB6iqi-
1ltrg MtllIot &iriB', Ser ollf anipei-
bon Sben ole Nepolte oergloror.
gegen oic 6%ran5oien III
Woltretonien on5etteItc ulto leitete.
s. G%inIteaung Der Hegierungsbcs
50roliden @offenienoitngcn an ser
Maeleinin.
8. Sofortige Segleidllng Ser
i0nmtliden 2t3 frmBoliiden &loge-
ioroeritngen ge9en Die moroftaniid)e
Rc9icrung,
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Slntiger Strifefraipal in Santiaau.

Sontiago, Cuba, 26. Wai. =
als oirefte Solge oes 9~odarbeiter.
Strifes bier lit bas 8eid1it politGn-
Dig labmgelegt. Die 2eute ioroern
ben ad)tItiinoigen arbeitstae, meld]en
Die Sonoelsfammer oils 0ertreterin
Scr 8eibdftsintereiien permeigert.
Gin Strifer erbielt geitern cine Sit
%gelipunoe, ais Die Yolisei anf 8aom
madenoe Strifer idoB. Ser Mann
liegt i'm Sterben uno Elm 5peiter in
fritiidem 3uitanoe oaruieoer. Gur
je orei 2eilten iit es geltattet, lid) an
Den 8erften 81 neriammeln. Die
giienbabn uno Die @ngros. g1dereien
meroen ltarf beDadt.
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ffsgt die Die Sore, Die If Inner Gskauft HALT
: ss:;i' &M2zX
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-27

SouIon 26. Mai. - @iel 9eiin'
rubislln9 bat bier BITE @htbedilng ei.
mes neilen SranoeS orH ariegsbofen
crreet. 0ieSnIol bronnte es in elmer
8eitr1ltd). uno llnterbol5grnppe nabe
Dem brotherhood, no lid Die llcber-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
SHORT SESSION HELD
Several Pleas Of Guilty Heard and a
Number Of Civil Cases Disposed
Of in District Court this
Morning.

Judge Townsend held district court
for about four hours this morning,
adiourning at noon until 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning. During the ses
sion of the court the second report of
the grand jury was heard and three
cases reported by them acted upon by
the court.
The following business was dis.
posed of this morning. The case of
Marion Standfeld VS.. W. NJ. Stand.
field suit for divorce; the decree was
granted.
In the case of Sidney p. Allen VS..
j. f .MCClathey ct al, suit for eject.
ment, motion to dismiss cause filed.
The grand jury's report was heard
and the following bound over by the
jury pleaded guilty and received their
sentence.
a. d. Gibbons, charged with lar
ceny, waived arraignment, pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to one year
and one day in the penitentiary.
J. NJ. Grimes charged with false pre-.
lenses, defendant waived arraign.
ment, pleaded guilty, and was sen
fenced to the penitcntiary for one
year and one day.
Jim Starns, disposing of liquor,
waived arralgnment, pleaded guilty,
and WAS fined S25 and sentenced 70
six mpnths in jail. The Jail sentence
was withheld, during good behavior
/ c. F. Sullins, charged with false
/ p.etcnse, waived arralEument, plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to one
year and one day In the pententiary
After being sentenced the defendant
asked permission to withdraw his
plea of guilty, lie asked this pcrmis
sion on the ground that there were
others connected with the crime OF
which he is charged Judge Town
send allowed him the Withdrawal
his plea, and told him that If h
was not able TO hire a lawyer the
court would assign him one. The de
fendant amusingly remarked to the
court that a defendant could plead
his case better for himself than {
lawyer who was assigned him.
The case of the National Bank o
Commerce of Kansas City VS.. c, w
Baumbach; suit for debt, was Sc
aside and motion to transfer case Il
law docket oyerruled
The court adjourned until 10 o'clocl
Wednesday morning. The grand iur
will make one more report before be
ing discharged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
Earl Ross Dead.

Yesterday afternoon the local
friends Of Mr. Earl Ross, whose home
was in this city at 513 North Har-
voy. who died Saturday after a bricf
illness, made mp an elegant floral
offering and sent II to his home Mr..
Ross was one Of the under secretar.
les at the democratic headquarters
in this city, and was employed in the
convention at Guthrie He was a
bright young man, but twenty-four
years of age, loved by all who knew
him-Oklahoma Times-Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
PERSONAL

Deputy j. = Irby has gone to Ada
TO attend court
Prof Geo II. Selvidgc has gone to
Dallas on business.
Asa Holman Of Hot Springs. Ark.
was in Ardmoro Tuesday.
Dr. W. \. Darling Of Hcwctt was
a visitor in the city today.
j. u. Taliafcrro Of Wapanucka was
in Ardmore Tuesday ON business.
j. A. White Of Marietta was one
Of the business visitor sin Ardmorc
Tuesday
Deputy Marshal II. Webb OF Pauls
Valley was here today on business at
the marshars office
W. B. Scrimpshirc Of Maunsyillc Is
In the city on business. Mr Scrmp.
shire states that his town is looking
forward TO the deyciopiug Of the gas
and oil fields which they are certain
lio around the town \ company is
at work on the fields at present
Deputy Marshal Jones Of Tishomiu-
go is in Ardmore. Deputy Jones has
also been making reputation for
getting after the whiskoy handlers.
lie got POO piuts at Randolph Monday
night which he consigned to the gut
ters Of that town. Deputy Jones is
comparatively new on the force.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
FILED THIS MORNING IN OPEN
COURT.
"a BILLS ARE RETURNED
For offence. Ranging From Petty Mis-
demeanors to Felonies-The Ma.
jority Were Original Cases
Worked Up by the Jury.

The grand jury filed its second re-
port for this term Tuesday morning.
cases were considered and twenty-four
cases weer considered and twenty.four
true bills found. OF the number OF true
bills returned the bulk were for minor
offenses and but few for felonies.
The following is the report:
Ardmore, /. T. Jan. 22, 1907.
Hon. Hosea Townsend, United States
Judge:
Sir: We the grand jury, beg leave to
submit the following report:
we have found true bills in the fol.
lowing cases. in which the defendants
were held for other places for holding
court but came before us and express.
ed a desire to plead guilty.
5S45. Jim Starnes, disposing liquor.
5S51. A. d. Gibbons, larceny.
5S53. C. f. Sullins, false pretense
1854. J. NJ. Grimes, false pretense.
We have found true bills in the fol.
lowing commissioners cases:
5si6. James II. Cochran, John
Smith, II. Z. Barriueauch, disposing
liquor. .''--.'..'
$3.50. Ike Williams, larceny.
$3.50. c. l.. jackson, arson.
We have found true bills in the fol.
lowing original cases:
5S44. Manslaughter.
5S47. Introducing liquor.
5S4S. Introducing liquor.
5S49. Introducing liquor.
$3.50. Larceny.
5S55. Disposing mortgaged propcn
ty.
1857. Uttering forged instrument.
5S5s. Incest.
$3.50. Aggravated assault
$500. Aggravated assault.
1861. Weapon.
1862. Weapon.
1868. Weapon.
1854. Disturbing peace.
5SG5. Gaming
We have found no bills In the fol.
lowing commissioners cases:
Claude Greenwood, murder.
Ed House, presenting false claim
against United States.
Respectfully submitted,
]. s. b. APOLLIS,
W Foreman.
]. +. KENNETH. Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
PAVING FEVER CATCHING
NORTH WASHINGTON STREET TO
BE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT.
Petition Put in Circulation Monday Al.
ternoon For That Purpose-other
Sections to Follow Suit In 'he
Nepr Future.

Tho citizens living ON Nor. w,.i.
mgtun street viii not be behind the
other sections uf the growing town
and have decided to put that section I'm
an Improvement district and have the
same graded and paved. \ petition
was put in circulation yesterday af
ternoon and is being generally signed
by all of the property owners rcsif-
ing thereon.
The amount of interest that is being
taken by the property owners in hav.
ing the various streets put in an i'm
provement district means much to the
city and whe nall sections are paved.
Ardmore will have more paved streets
than any city in the state.
Good paved streets, well lighted. is
the best advertisement that anv CITY
can have, and should n prospector
come in and see paving going on all
around the town and number of
streets paved it will not take him long
to make up his mind as to where he
will settle.
Ardmore Is blessed with good school
buildings, and before another twelve
months will have passed she will have
nearly all her streets paved, and
street cars running.
The citizens living on North Wash
ington street are to be commended for
the steps they are taking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
LAD HORRIBLY BEATEN.
His Aunt Placed Under Arrest and
Indicted


Muskogee, |. r., Jan. 22.-Mrs. Al.
ice Andres was Indicted by the fed.
eral grand jury yesterday afternoon
charged with assault to Nil Edward
Atkinson. ner 70 year old nephew.
The boy had been terribly beaten.
His nose was broken and slit and had
been sewed up with an ordinary do.
nestle needle and thread One ear
was nearly cut Off and there wero
welts and bruises all over his body.
The lad had been living with his
mothers sister for three years She
was indicted and arrested within an
hour after the matter came to the at
tention Of the police. The lads moth
er is supposed to live In St Louis
and his father is dead. The lad is
now In the hospital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
Foreman

At the jail.
Business has been somewhat quiet
at the Jail for the past few days with
the exception Of the raids on the gam.
bling dives in the city.
This morning John Norris, a four
teen year old boy, was brought in .ail
with the charge of murder lodged
against him.
Hubert Denton was discharged, hav-
ing made bond.
Jim Starns paid his fine for intro
ducing and was released.
Geo. Morris paid his fine for gaming
and was released.
At present los prisoners are in Jail
serving sentence or awaiting a trial,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
Fred Hayrle Loses Limb.

1t was learned today that the ply
sicians have decided that 1t will be
impossible to save the leg of Fred
Haynie who was injured in a run.
away on July 8 of last year and that
the limb must be amputated. Mr..
Haynie has been suffering since that
time and has not been able to perform
any work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
W. c. T. U. Meeting.

The Women's Christian Temper
anco Union will meet tomorrow aft
cmoon with Mrs j. II. Madden at
O'Clock \ fun attendance Is desired
as several matters Of importance are
To come up for consideration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
owen Presents Memorial.

Washington, Jan. Colonel Rob.
ert l.. owen today presented TO the
president memorial from the Okla.
homa constitutional convention urg.
ing the president to cancel the forest
reserve order OF Secretary Hitchcock
and TO remove certain restrictions as
to forest reservations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22

This was a duh day with Don Cupid
and only one marriage license was
issued by the clerk.
a couple living at Sneed being de-
sirous Of being Joined together. ap
piled for a license, which was issued
to Thomas King and Annie Russell
of Snced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
New Suit Filed,

Georgia r. Holder has filed suit Of
divorce against Joe B Holder on the
ground Of abandonment The plainun
prays to retain possession Of their
three-year-old son, Robert Holder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22

Al dmoroite Special.

Al dmoroite Special.
Terrc Haute, Ind, Jan. ga
break in the Wabash river leyee one
mile south Of this city has widened
and the surrounding country for miles
is inundated Thousands OF people
are homeless.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
Wall Paper

Come in and look at our 1907 line
of wall paper at 31ac, 4c, sc, &c, TIC,
&C. &c and 10 per roll Ardmore Wall.
paper and Paint Co. 115 A St, half
block north Ardmore National bank.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
Sutherland Defends smoot.


y A0sUIIHIvu '-'Vo5'
Washington, Jan. 2.-Senator Suth'
erland today came to the defense of
his colleague Smoot of Utah, in de
Tending his right to retain his seat in
the United States senate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
Bio Fie In Toxic.

BY Associated Press.
Toxic, Jan, 22-The main buildings
of the department Of communications
was burned this morning The loss is
estimated at half a million dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
Governor Higgins Sinking.

By Associated Press,
Buffalo, y. Y, Jan. 22.-A dispatch
from Oleaan today says former Gov
ernor Higgins is SLOWLY sinking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22

Big bargains in uncalIed for tailor.
made clothing Chance Of a life
time. Don't forget the place. On
display at Roberson's Gun Shop, oppo-
site city hall, 22-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
APPOINTED BY CITY COUNCIL
ON STREET PAVING.
OTHER IMPORTANT BUSINESS
Transacted, Such as Passing an ord.
nance Against Destruction Of
street Lights, etc.-HospitaI
Proposition Heard.

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the improvement committee. Mayor
Dick stated that in favoring the reso-
- a.. ,,nnaao..o,,. ohrso tbot has
been poured on the heads of the coun-
ell as well as his, and he thought
that since he has been abused for
the rain fall that he should be given
credit for the few fair weather days
we are having In connection with
the paving question the mayor read
communication from the firm OF
bond lawyers employed by the city
TO investigate the legality OF the script
issued by the council for the paving
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
For City Attorney:
CASWELL BENNEl 4
GOVERNOR THANKS.

From Swettenham.
by Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. 22.-The state de-
partment today made public a cable
gram received last night from the
governor Of jamaica, thanking the
United States for its aid and that of
the u. S. Navy under Admiral Da-
Wis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22

County Tax Assessor and Collector:
ID. NJ. RUMPH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-22
ANN0UN C EME ENTS

FOr Governor:
LEE CRUCE
For L. $. Senate:
HENRY NJ. FURMAS
For Congress:
f. W SKGLLERN
c. D. CARTER
For Representative:
DIR J. +. YOUNG
For Circuit Judge:
EUGENE L. WHITE
For County Judge:
LR. MASON.
For Sheriff, Carter County:
w. L. McLAMORE
J. HOLMES AKERs.
JOE MCKEE.
r. J. POLLOCK
lRB H. FOOSHEE
For Sheriff OF Love County:
W. p. THOMPSON
For County Clerk:
J. Il. CARTER
w. f. WARREN
JOHN II. wHAYNE
w. B. FRAME.
j. A. MCCULLOUGH
County Tax Assessor and Collector
ID. NJ. RUMPH
MUNICIPAL OFFICES.
For Mayor:
II. w. DICK
For Police Judge:
JOHN l.. GAIT
For City Tax Assessor:
ID. n. FERGUSON
X. S. HAYDEN
r. J. JONES
JNO. w. CAUDLE
For Chief OF Police:
ID. Il. BOOKER
BUCK GARRETT
TOM II. HALE.
For City Attorney:
CASWELL BENNETT