The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-04

Music.
Address - Hon Leslie p. Ross,
Gawton
Music.
3 y. m.--Races at fair grounds
There will be two events for both
PAGERS and trotters. best three IL
five half.mile heats. s25 purse to
be divided among first. second and
third. No entrance fee.
At Night.
Indian festivities, balloon asccn.
sion, fireworks and public spaakiny
Tuesday July 9th.
. a. m.-High school track meet
AT fair grounds. 100 yard dash go
yard dash and 40 yard dash. In
each OF these events there will be
a gold medal for the winner and
silver medal for the second. Medals
have been purchased by the commit.
tee.
Tennis matches singles AMI dou.
bles. in both OF which there Will be
medals presented the winners.
Novelty races, fats against the
leans. Other events are being ar.
ranged
10 a. m.--Nusic.
Address-lIon. Lee Cruce.
Music.
Address-Col. Sidney sugsa.
Music.
Noon-Big barbecue on the
grounds.
1:30-Music.
Introduction OF Governor Chls. n
Haskell, by Mayor James A. Cotncr
Address Governor c. n. Haskell
Music.
Address-Hon. stillwell II. Rus.
sell.
3 p. m.-Harness and -uiGinc
races at fair grounds track. PJrses
in each event OF s25 for first. see
ond and third. No entrance fee.
Indian ball games in the forenoon
of each day. War dances. topping
dances. green corn dances. snake
dances, by full-blood Indians The fes-
! tivities in charge Of Jewell Tippltt.
Each and all OF these events are
absolutely free. There will be no
adm ission charge TO either the
grounds or to see any OF the festlv.
ities that have been arranged. There
. will be ample provision made on
the grounds Tor those who wish 10
supply themselves with eatabes and
p with cooling drinks, which of course
the vendors OF same will charge for
There is nothing on the program
&. provided by the committee for which
there will be any charge made.
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! mcnts are damaged in consequence
of the establishment Of highways
= such damages accruing prior 10 the
T inauguration of the state government
S shall be determined under direction
\ of the secretary of the interior ant
n be- paid for from the funds of saiC
a tribes. respectively
All expenses for the establishment
Of roads in the Creek. Cherokee
60 Choctaw. Chickasaw and Seminole na
q tions. including clerical hire, pc
diem. salary. expenses of viewers
v appraisers and others, shall be paiC
A n ..r.s Al,
interior from funds of the tribe T.
nation in which the roads are estah
lished Any person, firm or corpora
tiOn obstructing any such highwa!
and who shall fail, neglect or refus,
for a period OF ten days after notice
: 10 remove obstructions from IN,
misdemeanor and upon conviction
shall be fined not exceeding $40 ,
day for each day IN excess Of ter
p. days. the obstruction remains, pro
, vided that notice OF the establishment
Of public roads need not be given Z,
allottces or others. except i'm cases
where such public roads are obstruct
ed, and every person obstructinl
any such public road, shall be liabl,
i I'm civil action for all damages sus
> tanned by any person who has I'm any
: manner whatever been damaged b!
reason Of such obstruction
= Under the laws Of oklahoma. IN,
= highways shall be four rods in widtl
but the government contends tha
b two rods is enough temporarily I'm
doubt edly the county commissioner
In the various counties will wider
u the roads al such times as the coun
T. ty is financially able 10 incur tn,
'' damages which would arise.
l. Tortured On a Horse.
For ten years | couldn't ride
horse. without being in torture from