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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-04

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Seliingborgreiite 90 rs M giiH
bolt % allbolbt Dam. Som bleo Be-
|lagt meo @aalloiern % fprt til 8irsl
fefontoreti @grsbolm.
81 a1bolote 5lpgtntnge tilitaar,
at De efter at bore gaaet bort fra
Gbberpogaar6 er ben6t tilbage til
!aoen1te og bar begaaet Sn6brl1o. 8eo|
bette ifjal Sc enoel Mnoer og en-
8asie gigarer iamt 6 ST. fra 9p=
ipnsmanoens 89re1ie. 0erimoo poas,
itaar oe paa oct beitemteite il1tet at
babe bapt at giare n1e6 Moroet paa
Spgepleierifen.
Stort & Dberi g T a.
g e e. Matten til Ia. September
er Der forppet SS,1obrro Dos Mam1fatz
tnrbanoler 8illenitein / @lagelie og
itiualet ca. 300 Ser. fra ct Eegelfab.
On 16aarig 2arling @raisboff bien1=
meberenoe / ariitiunia, aflebereoe
ON Mftene1 beo 2nffetio Mgglerne til
8rincipalen. 2prlingen bar nn1tc
9ag iporlpit %foribunoet og efteripges
MI al &olitiet. 9amtioig er Ell l1er
} 5lGgtning al 29rlingen, en-. ing
Sonoelsagent, ogiaa fo%ripunoet ira
8Den. 2igeleoes er Ser i%tiaalet to
I Gpfler, en- fra 8illenitein og Ell fra
Set 9ogi, bpor. &mnbelsagenten boeoe
De to %itiaalne @Dfler blep nplte Sec
fun6ne / &ors6r, og Set er fonitotc:
I ret, at BET er 2erlingen @raisboff oe
J bans 5legtning, Son0elsogenten
} ser bar taget Dem. Otter at bapf
ltillet @pflerne fra Jig / &orser bu1
De Der i%tiaalet en- &obaa6, meo bpil
: fen Sc bar forla0t @abnen. Mo1
be0 iffe, bpilfen &etning Sc ba'
: toget.
5iI6efiiferiet / ct .
+ e Sci It, JON er en- b9lentlig -
og uunobGrlig - SSn6tegtsftloe 70:
6iiferibefolfningen langs 8alteti
&Diter, bar / September Mooreo bee
ret meget tilfreositillenoe. S &ors
/ br - ira bpilfen 8p foru6en 8pen.
n egne Siffere en Gnes 9relnn6sfiifer
gaar r6 paa S%il0efanglt - bar maj
gienneminitlig pGret oppe pao 12-
400 81 pr. Scot Il 81 CT 80 Stfr.)
II en- enfelt Scot naoe0e man enoo
5000 81. Sra Mpborg mel6es or
iepn goo Sangit, 100000 81 p1
Scot, og oglaa Sfiellfsrfilferne bar
5 Sen ii6lte Sis bapt ct goot l1obDtte
29ngere mos Noro far &iertemin0e
II fiiferne funnel FIRE gienneminitlt
1000 81 biem bber Morgen; en- Ell
! felt Morgen naae0e man lmotagelles
bis meget bejt, ioet Der 6a bieinfpr
tes $500 81, og fra Somsb berette
ligeleoes ON betpoeli9 @iloefangi
3 @roelig fan tilfgies, at famine Scat
lom @iertemtnoefiiferne bap6e 6ere
rige Dr9t, inobragtes til Mofifo
+ benpe6 5000 81 @ilo.
Spllaub.
. sc j 8 an obrugsf e
8iborg 8Draa6 bar bepilget 1000
&r. til en- 2mobrngsifole paa Ms
milo 4loiter.
u6nebnt til @tn6ent
On 2atinifoleeleb fra &anoers, Jon
blep ipg efter ben ifriftlige Gel a
@tuoenterefsamen og en6nu er ing
: er u6nepnt til @tu6ent peo fgl. Sic
iolution, uoen at babe nn0erfaitet II!
sen f,1loitenoige @fsamen.
81 e rrene Iii e
lite m 0 5 II e! Ser er / Ma1
en- N9ng6e 5ptteb9r operalt, % I'm
: Ser alminoelige Sorbol0 pleier 81
paa 6enne Si6 al Maret at bore moo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-04

Gapn, er bp0 pao &omm1eboipitalel
al @nliot / Ell Mloer of Sc Mar.
6olfe EFT beotret bolot SO
9lars Sl1bil9um 5. 81. Geptembcr
S Gagel1s Mnlebniug bolotes EN- ltor
6elt / &onccrtpalaet. Gfueipiller
&ingberg bar ifrepet Ell interesIant.
omfattenoe Mfbanoling ON Sbeatrets
@iitorie / De forlpbne Mar.
g t Ii 8 e II t e + am II IL
sets tennn0 8.
II / II for Mrbejoerne er IN op-
bert. Gen er blepen operflpoiggior1
peo Observation-Disclosures Sprettelie.
Stuoenteriamfunoet ipnes for bprigt
at bore | itaoig Silbagegang. Set
bar mi maottet in6ifrenfe fine 2ofa,
Ter til ct 3or Stl1er / uStloenterDu,
tets eperite Gtage.
6 or S I 5 e + + a II 5,
piitrlof Ell al De lterite, Der paa lang
1io bar f1noet steo @opeoitaoel1,
pbelogoe, &dtten til II. 5eptember
gicfboffs ltore Muritensfabrif pea
&%eiterbro. Gompipre ter og ollie al1-
ore slufningsmioler fra belle 8pen
tilfal6tes, og Silftrem1inge1 at
Menneifer bar laa itor, at 8%eiterbro-
gaoe muatte afiparres. Sele Gag
etagen meo Sne6feripGrfiteo boelag-
0es. 5faben beleber fig til flere
@unore6e 3uii16 &roner, nogenlnn=
Be oaffet al s%lslurance. 5tpberiet
bergrtes life al SIoen, Der antages
.opltQQet peo SelbantpnoeNe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-04

bleb lDg efter Den 1frtftlige Sci a
@tuoenterefsamen og enonr, er ing
er 116nepnt til Stu6ent peo fgl. Sic
iolution, uoen at babe un6erfaltet fig
Sen f%uloIt9n6ige @fsamen.
pttebgrren ri b e I
lite m 0 5 II e! Ser er / @lar
en- MR11g6e Gptteb9r operalt, % I'm.
Ser olminoelige Sorbol0 pleier Sc
paa 6enne SID al Maret al. bore moo,
ne. Men / Star er EN- flor Del poo
@rnno al Sen foloe CONNER lite
income % 6liper set beller n9ppe /
Mar.
Giene tefo1fs spa T.
0 m M e / g + e 8. 9onmarfs
fgrite 9penoe-Spareforening, Sen
SCREENING, Ser CAB 5tgoet til Spret<
telien al Sen Art 6oreninger / CAM
mort, nemlig uSpen0e- og Mr6eioer-
foreningen for 2empig og @fo6bore
&m0ful0 &erreoer", bar / 0isie 9a-
gle u6ienot tit 90. M%arsregnifab. Set
af bette, at Snoifnosfapita<
len / Marets Sob er bofset fra 206,~
610 81. Is Gre til 224 1923 &r. 40
Ore.
S u n 5 IA 9 roncea +
5 e re n. @adrseier Sens Suit,
&amten peo @renaa, bar for nplig
peo 8l6ining paa fla0 Marf fun0et
en- fra 8%ronceal0eren bioreren6e iten<
@ropfilte al reftangl1lnr 6orm.
bap6e Ell 5ten pao bper all
2png0eiioer11e, Ell Sten for bper Gn<
De og bar oeffet meo en- flao 5ten.
JON bar omgipet me0 en- bel
&ufning at miooelitore
Roltringer, boboe en- inobeu6igI
eengoe at ~ Mlen, en- 8reooe at
u Nlen % en- 9pboe l%igeleoes al IA
Ilen. Den bar iorofplot, og. paa|
lens 8mS farbtes Ell lille Sob afl
,ranbte Menneifeben, peo bpilfe laa,
II lille 8roncefnip iamt en- Snap al
Bronco. NationaImniaet CT blepetl
lnoerrettetom Junoet ogJinbeite.
let BIZ blIiipe 1Rrnlere unberfegt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-04
aibbenbasn.

8 e t c II + q y n-i t g
$ 0 e | e ere regner 6ennc
CONNER for ben beoite en0nl1. Ger
bar peret ca. 100000 Inrilter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-04

III Duls StOIlegern Opuu9eOe SlIel,
.par Sc life Iene me6 at lGtte en- &e=
Fforo. SITE Blot ofrebe Sc glaoelig
6eres Soon6trpfferier, men Sen enc
bolot oabent @bofolooeboro for 81
lciplene meo 6orelore og 5bifenoe,
% Sen anben l63e6e Sf%plebernene,
at Sc flrnbe bape @alget mellem at
blipe gratis fotografereoe eller faa
Ell gratis Sfoptur.
S lpg t II / II enc r-a
6 3 e + . 5 g a a er p a a.
g + e 3 II e. Gn6elig er oct lpffe0es
at faa onbolot De to fra @bberpo-
gaar6 flpgteoe Mq%nosipage, @ifbelm
9epe-2arien og Mar 5imonien,, Ser
er itnrft mistanft for at babe mpr-
oct 5Dgepleierifen paa Mnitalten
Gbriitiane Mgller, ibet De bar billet
sl.-E -nL
tage benoes Nenge. 6lpgtningene
bar pnret paa fri 500 / ca. 8 Tiger
og bar bRret eiteriegt belle Noro<
iiRlfmb. Smens bar De ganife FREE
oeligt arbeioet / @pltmarfen paa en-
2an6eienoom Deo &eliingborg,
3iltbolt, Ser eies at en- oanif 2pjt=
nant Berg.
Nnbol6elien ifploes life Nolitiets
Gfterisgning. Sen enc at Slpgtltin-
gene, Mar Simonien, bpis Goral6re
bier &jgbenbapn, bar bleaet fieo at
SET title Qip paa 2anoet % reiile III
aipbenbabn, bbor ban 6reb ON pda
Ser me6te bans Wooer|
bam og tog BAN meo fig bjem, bporI
ban b1ep en- Gag ODER Derefter tel
bun ON 5gnnens Spp,,
bolositeb til gbbergogaar6, bborfrn
Folitiet bleD 11n6errettet. Simorien
blep Itrafs d1bolot % meooelte bpor
eepes2arien bar ct fino og 8olitiet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-04

l-7-7F
0fretttren, men &jpbman0en foriGm
te at ienbe Inmeloelie ON Slbles'er
til Holitiet. Gen Sori6mmelie TO.
iteoe Ell 8p0e paa TO &r. til Seem.
nerfasien.
en- elbbirfen6e g 0 9 II.
b T e m e er blepen opfnnoen al
gager Maoien, @re0 poa 6pe1r
8remien, Der er lige iaa enfelt ION
iin6rig in6rettet, tr90er | 8trflom=
beo, Iaa mart 8ognen fiprer neoao
cit 8affe, og 8remsningens @tprfe
retter fig ganife efter 8affenS &Rl6-
ming. Gaa Spfinoelien bill Ser blipe
uotaget &atent.
sc bor.g g Draao bar en-
itemmigt gipet lin 9ililutning til ct
fra Suriitforeningen fremiat 6orilag
ON at rejie en- Statue paa 9epborg
1orp at afoe6e Song @br. *. Meo
iarlig @looe og Mnerfienoelie note
rer u@pb. 3d., at Sen eneite 5ocial-
bemofrat, Der par til 6te6e Deo bet
sbeilllttenoe Msoe, oglaa ilrtteoe fig
til 8anfett.
8asnes s. 0 5 8 aammer-
berre Otto Scobenins bar tiIifiebet
lin Sen, 2egationsiefretpr 8. 6.
S%cabenins &eiten at 8asnas @obs,
bpis Sobeogoos ban nplig iolgte til,
5orpaefer, @reDe Moltfe
itemlig to @aar6e % nitten 9nie
iamt airfe % 4ongetienben at 9iR-
re.bp Sogn % MrpefRftafgiften al tire
@aaroe og to 8oelgiteoer. garoien
e aniat &c 3s7 ,s3S4a 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-04
Spllanb.

&c 8 al s brugs t I e.
8iborg 8praa6 bar bepilget 10000
&r. til en- 2anobrugsifole paa Ms-
milo @loiter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
Bisby's Successor.

Washington. May 9-Secr"tarv
Garfield stated today he would be- in
no hurry to select successor Il
Tams BiXby commissioner to the five
civilized tribes. as Bixby's resignation
is not effective until June 30.
The place may 20 TO one OF thee
men: Richard Rogers Of Topeka, son
Of Postmaster Rogers; A. y. Clamp
of Minnesota, nephew Of Senator
Clapp, or George 4. Ward, chief Of
Indian Territory division In the In
dian bureau. Ward says he doesn't
care TO succeed Bixby. as no man
could serve more than two days ae
commissioner TO the five civilized
tribes without being accused OF bood
ling and grating.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
MOTHER DESERTS INFANT.
Baby Found in Wicker Basket at Chick
asha Depot.

Chickasha, /. a., May "a deserted
infant was found yesterday afternoon
at the Rock Island depot. The child
was frozen almost TO death and was
found in a wicker telescope. The child
is very beautiful and seems to be of
refined parentage. II is supposed
that the child was left by woman
who was travelling with two other chill.
dren, and whC stated at the hotel that
she was on her way to Sacramento
Cal. to Join her folks in the West.
This lady called on the ticket agent
for the key to the ladies' toilet a few
minutes before the Mangum train
left. As she came out she left the
apartment locked and several hours
elapsed before the room was opened
and the child was found
Mrs. Scryiss at the eating house is
keeping the waif. Several calls have
been made by parties who want to
adopt 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
HISTORY WESTERN WAR OF
CLASSES, CAPITAL VS.. LABOR

Boise a., May 1O.-One OF the most
horrible narratives Of crime In the
history Of the world is that contained
in the confession alleged 10 have
been made TO Detective James Nc.
Paruand by Harry Orchard which
forms the basis Of the prosecution OF
William Haywood and other officials
Of the Western Federation of Miners.
According to his own story orchard
was a professional assassin, who hlr.
ed himself out by the day to slaught-
er human beings. In addition TO the
killing OF former Governor Frank
Stcunenberg. Orchard is alleged 20
have admitted the commission Of
twenty-five murders In Colorado and
to have cngino ed the explosion of
the railroad station in Independence,
Colo. whereby seventeen miners were
killed AMI over twenty injured. Near.
ly all Of these crimes Orchard AS
serts. were committed at the instlga-
tioh Of the Inner circle Of the West.
crn Federation Of Miners. Either Or
chard is the greatest assassin unhung,
or the prince Of liars.
Haywood. Moycr and Pettibone. ac-
cording TO the Orchard confession.
constituted the inner circle of as
sassns in the Western Federation
They hired him at times by the day
and at others for the job" The
Steunenborg murder, declares Orchard
was in the latter category. $500 hav-
ing been agreed upon as the price for
his services. The rendezvous of the
"inner circle was In the outskirts
Of Denver. where the plans were al
legged to have been made and instruc-
tions issued to the assassin for car
rying out the orders OF the elmer cir.
Gle" Upon several occasions, Or
chard declares, Meyer, Haywood and
Pcttibone went with him to the prair-
les north of Denver, where they eX.
perimented with dynamite and var.
ious forms Of explosives. Newspaper
correspondents who have inyestigat.
ed these stories of Orchards associ.
alton with he labor leaders have been
wholly unable to discover a shred OF
vcrification and many believe them to
be fabrications.
According to Orchards confession,
his career of crime began in Utica, y.
Y. where he was born. When mere
youth he assaulted a brother with a
pitchfork, innicting serious injuries
Running away from home he proceed
ed to small town IN northern Mich
igan. where he secured employment
In factory. The plant was burned
and Orchard was accused OF the crime
He fled TO Canada, and finally made
his way to the Occur d Alene noun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
Predicts Plague OF Loeusts.
Ardmoreits Srecial,

Columbia. Mo, May l0.-Prof. J. NJ,
Stedman. entomongist OF the Nilsson.
ri university experiment station. has
repeated his declaration that the pres.
ent spring will witness the onslauph
~ n plague of thirteen year locusts
and adds that they may be expected
to arrive in tremendous numbers the
latter part # this month. According
to Professor Stedman, the scourge
will he confined entirely to the tim.
hered portions of the state and the
prairie section will be free rrcm th
visitation. The statement of the ex.
pert has caused great alarm in tn,
fruit growing sections, where the col.
weather has already caused consider.
able damage. The hcusts mature
every thirteen years IN wooded por.
tions OF Missouri and do great dam.
age, especially t. young orchards. bv
puncturing the limbs to deposit their
eggs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
|Vl- 60
WHO is TO BLAME7

That a conspiracy exists 10 defeat
statehood there is no hnger any
doubt. The Democrats lay the conspir.
acy NJ the door OF the Republicans.
while the latter party is attempting
TO how that Haskell and Murray of
the Democratic party are the real
conspirators Both parties ancge con
spiracy-hence there is little doubt
that It really exists, The constitutions
al convention. not apprenending the
plans OF the Republican party made
some errors. Its first error was in pro
viding that the election proclamation
should be issued within twenty days
after the adoption OF the election ordi.
nance. Taking advantage of this pro
vision the enemies IN the constitution
have determined TO prevent the issu-
ance Of the election proclamation by
Injunction. The governor is now en-.
joined from issuing the proclamation
and the motion to dissolve this injunc-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10

tans in northern Idaho whore he en-
gagged in mining. Al the time Of the
strike in 1895 he was an eighth own
or Of the Hercules mine at Burke
Following the explosion in the Bunk
or hin and Sullivan mine, in which
orchard was alleged to be involved. he
was forced to leave the state and went
to Butte. Mont. Here he was III for
some time as the result of the hard
ships undergone in "Steunenberg's
bull PEN and was forced to sell his
interest in the Hercules property He
received $500 for his share, which is
now estimated to be worth several
million dollars. Some Boise people
believe that this led to Orchards bit.
ter hatred Of Steunenberg. According
10 this theory. which is held by thou.
sands of union men. Orchards con.
fession duplicating Meyer, Haywood
and PettibJne was an afterthought
and was made as result OF influences
brought to bear by those interested In
the disruption of the union. Many
Boise people believe that Orchard was
promised immunity in return for his
confession involving the labor lead.
ers and that he will never be brought
to trial for his crimes by the Idaho or
Colorado officials.
After leaving Idaho, says Orchard in
his statement, he went to Nevada.
California and Utah before proceeding
to Colorado. where he alleges he form
ed his blood pact with the inner cir.
Gle" lie arrived in Cripple Creek in
war" broke out In 1903 he married
Mrs. Tony, widow residing at In
dependence, who had several thousand
dollars left by her former husband.
orchard admits having spent this in
dissipation, as well as the large sums
he received from the inner circle
The twenty-five murders Orchard is
alleged to have committed In Colorado
are detailed with great minuteness.
Several of the murderoIs attempts
failed of their purpose. Chief Justice
Goddard of Denver is said to have
been one of the men who escaped the
vengeance of the inner circle" A
bomb. powerful enough to have wreck
ed the entire neighbOrhool was dug
up in front of Goddard's residence
where Orchard confessed to have plaht
ed 1t eight months before. according
to Detective Mcfarland. Prominent
chemists brand McPartland's story as
a fake" declaring that the elements
OF which the bomb was composed
would certainly have exploded spon-
taneously after short time in the
ground. This testimony of the chem.
lists will be adduced at the trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10

Commissioner Tams Bixby has an.
nounced that after May Is lands on
which intcrmarried Cherokee citizens
have improvements, where they have
not listed the improvements with the
commission for schedule will be sub,
iect to file upon as public domain. The
notice also states that persons who
have bills OF sale from intermarried
Cherokees for their improvements,
who are Cherokee citizens by blood
will be given preferential right in the
Cherokee land office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
immigrants to Panhandle.

Amarillo. Tex, May 9.-As an
evidence OF the substantial growth OF
the Panhandle, ID. l.. Myers. traffic
manager OF the Pecos Valley line
gave out statistics this week show
ing that during the first thre meonths
this year the Santa Fe had delivered
500 cars of immigrant outfits at va
rious points in the Panhandle. Last
year during the same months at the
same points the road handled 1913
cars Of such freight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10

The people of Indian Territory have
many reasons impelling them 10 vote
for the adoption Of the proposed con.
sumtion Of the state of Oklahoma. To
them It means emancipation from ills
too long endured. To thom It means
the taking of the roins Of government
from the hands Of the secretary OF the
interior, the carpctbag courts and ir.
responsible deputy marshals. who
have held them 81 long. and placing
them In the hands OF the citizens OF
the country realization OF home
rule This OF itself is sufficient reason
why We Indians will vote for the rat.
ification ot the constitution. Suu. we
are not unmindful that other benefits
and advantages will flow TO us from
such action. Under the constitution
the new state We can dot this coun.
try with the little red school hnue
and give the girls and boys Of the ru.
raj districts, now growing to man
hood and womanhoOd In Ignorance
and illiteracy, an opportunity 10 onio'
the advantages OF the public schools
Under Il we can establish and
public highways throughout the coun.
try and span the streams with bridges
and get some real practicable benefits
from our modern civilization Shaw.
nee Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
ITALIAN CONSUL PROTESTS.
Claim Made That Treaty With United
States Is Being Violated.

Guthrie. Ok. May "a letter was
received by Gov. FraLk Frantz today
from Secretary Root of the State DE.
partment at Washington, containing
a protest from Asquale Corte, the ltal-
ian Consul at Denver that the treaty
between Italy and the United States.
re'ted in May 1878, has been violated
In Oklahoma and Indian Territory, as
well as in Kansas. in that the deaths
of Italians, who have died intestate
within the two Territories. have not
been reported to the consul as is pro-
vided in the treaty Gov. Frantz is
warned to notify all court and other
officials throughout the Territory of
this treaty provision.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10

ton is now being argued in the
trict court In Woods county. Nov
comes the second attempt ~ proven
statehood The Democratic state cam.
paign committee has been oniolned
from calling aud holding the primary
election June s in Alfalfa and Major
counties The Republicans state thai
stm other suits will be filed in WI
the petitioners will allcgc that the
constitution does not provide for cqua
rcprosontation. II Is alleged that
Democratic counties are given me.
representation than Republican counu
ties While the allegations cannot be
sustained vet the fact remains III"
these suits can get into the courts,
and that while they are being tried a
vote cannot be taken for the ratifica-
ton uf the constitution and for the
election ~ full corps Of state ON.
GERS The Republicans read the hand
writing on the wall on last November
nnd they are determined To prevent
statehood as long as possible by in
Junction They seek to discredlt Dem
ocrats and the constitution adopted
by Democrats They desire 10 make
at appear that the Republican party
Is the only party that can do things.
II may be admitted that the Republi
can party is the only party that can
do things to please the white house
partisans and the hungry horde Of Re
publican politicians In the new state
but the Democrats can do things that
are in accord with the people The
constitution which was adopted was
written In the Democratic platforms
before the delegates were elected
The constitution is clVse to the peo-
pie. They have indorscd II and they
will rcpudiate the actions Of those
who are fighting It. The negro ques-
uon and carpet bag rule were rcspon.
sihlc for the overwhelming defeat OF
the Republican party last November
Tho negrvcs are now lined up solidl"
against the constitution. The Ropuhli.
can ofice holders who brought disre
pute TO their party and were resopn-
sible for their lgnominous defeat are
rcsorting TO any pretcxt TO dc'eat
statehood These same politicians are
doing an irroparahlo injury IN their
party. The Republican who would
rather see good school placed with
in the reach of every hoy and Girl In
Indian Territory than to defeat the
constitution because there is one pro
vision in II that does not suit them,
cannot he held in line for this nefa.
rious work. The Democrats are re.
struction and they will resent. If the
Republican party continues to wage
war upon the new condition Of affairs
II will Nrfcit the respect OF the bone
and sinew Of its own body and its
chances to ever control the state have
fled beyond recall for half n century.
Tho Republicans who today stand for
the progress of the country, who are
tired Of no schools and roads, who
are tired Of being governed at the end
Of telegraph wire 1900 miles away
and who are willing TO labor for a
glorIOus state. in their very person
allty transmit to the Republican party
all the respect which II IL accorded
hy tho neOnle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10

a reception and ball this evening and.
according to the proclamation of the
McAlester chamber OF commerce, will
be royalty dined and w-d In the larg
est and best hotel in the Southwest,
bar none and no bar" Judge c. H..
Stuart, who declares he is not can
ddate for any office was given the
pleasant task of welcoming the edi.
tors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10
Oklahoma Press Association.
Ardmoreite Special

McAlester, l. T.. May 10.--Editors
from all the larger cities and towns
of the new state are assembled here
today for the second annual meeting
of the Oklahoma Press association,
which will extend through tomorrow.
The visiting scribes will be rendered
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-10

The free-for-all fight between Rus.
SLAMS and Chinese ON Pacific steam.
ship should have been permitted Z,
proceed To finish. Neither nation
has whipped anything In recent years,
and here was the only chance OF eth
er earning the crown OF parsley.