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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
EAGLES TO STOP
SELLING LIQUOR
EXEMPLARY ORDER AFFECTING
ALL AERlES IN PROHIBITION
STATES-RESPEC THE LAW.

Kansas City. June 5.-FranK E. Her
ring. grand worthy president OF the
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Saturday
issued an order calling for a discon-
tinuance of the sale of liquors in buff
fets, by the locker system, or in any
form in any Eagle club located in a
prohibition state, or in a local option
city or county
The grand trustees of the order, who
are now in session in Kansas City,
have sanctioned the order.
The order applies to some two thous-
and subordinate organizations with a
present membership of 100000 in the
entire jurisdiction, where the opera
ton of a buffet is in violation of local
laws. Under this mandate Eagle buff
fets will be closed in local option sec
tions over all the south, the greater
part of Ohio. Pennsylvania and Indiana
and over all Kansas, Oklahoma ana
Maine. In Kansas alone ttifty-tiNe
Eagle aeries will be affected
THE administration of the grand
lodge found" Mr.. Herring said. takes
the ground, that without passing upon
the merits of the so-called liquor ques-
tion. economic, political or moral, a
buffet should not be operated in any
aerie where it's existence is in viola
,;,, 90 lncaI laws -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
LONG FEUD BETWEEN WHITES
AND BLACKS THERE is STILL
IN EXISTENCE.
NEGRO KILLED LAST NIGHT
Negro Died from Shots Fired by Three
White Men-Douelas Lemon, An
other Negro, Also Found on
Street Shot to Death.

Houston. Tex. June 6.-News reach
ed here today that as a result OF the
long feud between certain element
of the whites and negros at Orange,
Texas, Rankin Moore, a negro was kill
ed last night by shots said to nave
been fired by three white men.
Earlier in the day Douglas Lemon,
another negro, was found on the street
shot to death by an unknown person.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
HOUSE BILL PASSED BY THE
SENATE PROVIDES FOR DlSPO-
SAL OF SURFACE LANDS.
CONSIDERED IMPORTANT BILL
Bill Now Requires the Signature of
President Taft TO Enact il into
Law-Surface to be Used For Ag-
ricultura Purposes.

Washington, ID. c., June 6.-The
house BILL authorizing the disposal
of the surface coal lands for agri-
cultural purposes, was passed by
the senate today
The measure, which is considered
very important, now requires only
the signature of the president to
make it law
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
PROMINENT PROH|
KILLED BY TRAIN
{. D. ELWELL, WHILE WALKING
BETWEEN IOWA CITIES, is RUN
OVER BY TRAIN.

Marshalltown iowa, June 6.-W. u.
Elwell, former chairman of the state
committee ana widely
known in prohibition circles was killed
by a passenger train aast evening,
while walking from here to Lamillo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
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THE UNITED STATES
REFLOATED AGAIN
sCANDlNAVIEN AMERICAN YES
Sci, WHICH WENT ASHORE
SATURDAY, REFLOATEO TODAY

Christiansand, Norway, June g
The Scandinavian-American Line
steamer United States, bound for
New York, which went ashore in
Fjord here last Saturday, was re
floatei today.
The passengers We're taken off and
brought to this city and the cargo
transferred to the steamer Holar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
KELLNER INQUEST
CONTINUED TODAY
SUSPECT BROUGHT TO LOUIS
VILE PROVES NOT TO BE THE
MUCHLY WANTED MAN.

Louisville, Ky, June 6.-The inquest
in the case of Alma Kellner, which
was to have begun today, has been
postponed until tomorrow or Wednes-
day.
The suspect, wno was arrested at
Bowling Green yesterday and brought
to Louisville today, proved not to be
Vending.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
TO REPORT POSTAL
SAVINGS BANK BILL
CHAIRMAN WEEKS OF HOUSE COM
MiTTEE TO MAKE FAVORABLE
REPORT ON BILL.

Washington, d. c., June 6.--Chair-
man Weeks of the house committee ON
post office and post roads has called
meeting for late today at which it is
expected authority will be given for
reporting the postal savings bank bill,
which has agreed to on house caucus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
Two Brothers Drown.

Tampa, Fla, June 5.-While bath
ing in Hillsboough river near here
this morning, Victor Fabler. aged
10, and his brother Henry Fabler
16 years old, drowned.
Victor was teaching his younger
brother to swim when the accident
occurred
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
VOTE ON LAND
WITHDRAWAL BILL
ADMINISTRATIONS BILL MADE
ORDER OF BUSINESS IN THE
SENATE TODAY. -.

Washington, d. c., June 6.-By a
vote of 40 to "a, the senate today
made the administration land with
drawal bin the order of business.
Before the vote was taken a motion
to substitute the state bill was held
not to be in order.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
In Interest of Confederate Home.

Judge Gait left this morning on
trip in the western part of the state
in the interest of the Confederate
Home. He will visit Lawton, Chicka-
sha. Mangum and several other places
in that part of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
Suspect Taken to Scene.

Des Moines, Iowa, June 6-Ray
arding and Vancleave. aged l6, has
been placed under arrest and taken
to the scene of the crime near
Marshalltown, as a suspect in the
murder of his father, mother and
brother, at the Harding farm near
Vancleave last night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
GRU55S 5ATSON, WHO ASSAULT
ED TWO WHITE GIRLS AT kREBS
is KILLED BY UNKNOWN MAN.
.NEGRO'S HEAD BLOWN OFF
While Waiting to Surrender in Rear
Of Drug Store in McAlester, an un-
known Man Poked Shotgun Through
Door and Shot Black.

McAlester. Okla, June 6.-Grabbs
Batsou, a negro wanted for assault on
two white girls in Krebs late yesteg-
day, surrendered today.
While waiting for the officers in the
rear Of drug store here, an unknown
man poked a shotgun through the
rear door, blowing the negro's head al
most off.
The girls who were attacked, are
not seriously hurt. They were struck
with a pistol.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06

Mrs r. 4. Dallas left here today
for Chautauqua, Ksn., in response
to a message announcing the serious
illness of her father at that place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
ARDMORE OKLAHOMA MONDAY EVENING JUNE 1910
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WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, La. June G.
. The weather forecast for Okla
. ohma for tonight and Tuesday
is unsettled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
IOWA YOUTH CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF HIS FATHER,
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
CRIME OCCURRED ON A FARM
Sixteen-Year-OI Youth Placed Un-
der Arrest at Des Moines This
Morning-Authoritie Believe He
Committed the Crime.

Marshalltown, Iowa, June O.
james Harding, wife and son, living
sixteen miles southwest Of here,
were found murdered in their home
this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06

S. c. Reeder and Jim Whitsett left
today for Tulsa to attend the fire
mems state convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-06
FARTHING BROTHERS

Clothing French dry cleaned
and steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners in city.
Phone 496 Blue.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
TAFT COILS IN RAIN.
Plays at Chevy Chase After Others
Desert Grounds.

Col. Roosevelt has nothing on President
TAFT in his disregard for nasty weather.
just 90 show that he did not mind d
little thing like n doUu7oar OF Iain. tho
President yesterday played golf out on
the links at Chevy Chase for more than
a half hour through a driving rain. ac-
companied by lots OF lightning that drove
thousands Of people in downtown Wash
inston indoors and kept them there.
The President started out for his golf
game shortly before o'clock. With him
We're senator Bourne. Frank B. Kellogg.
the uus: buster. and Brig. Gen. Clarence
K. Edwards Although rain had threat
ened all day, the President said go ahead
and the four went
At the Chevy Chase clubhouse Mr.. Taft
declared that he and Senator Bourne
could beat Mr.. Kellogg and Cen Ed
wards. They didn't. but they tied them
and had the nalf-hour tramp through the
WeC
The President keeps his golfng clothes
at Chevy Chase. and after the match was
over ne changed to dry raimcnt before
.he motored back to town Apparently. he
WASH bit discounted by the fact that
he was soaked through and through.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
STORK Wins RACE
TO HYDE WITNESS
Days Progress in Murder
Trial FaYOrS Defendant.

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49, 90 ,,,,..,.,. r,.,,- II ,,re.-,. .,,l. %,
erroor -rbs rovrt afiourned q, noon 20
Lon, the afternoon free Gov the taxing
of the deposition M Airs. Ciearv who was
a friend cr tb. H,5ss and ar ,rb,sa
house they claim 10 have dined ON
.TEankssIv!n- Dav Il was on that occa-
sion that the state alleges that DR.. HYDE
introduced infected water 20 the dining
table.
To support the contention of DR. and
NJ r4,.7o ,hs+ ..bo,. 4f, .,,. 49, .5f,.,,.-
with the Swopes on that occasion Mrs
CIearr was slbpoenaed for tho defense
II was agreed among the ATTORNEYS that
her deposition Should be taken instead of
requiring her appearance i'm court inst
as the ATTORNEYS were ready IN start for
the Cleary 6home this afternoon word
came that 4 son had arrived and the
taking OF the deposition was deferred.
Miss Anna Houlahan. on c-oSs-cxami-
nation to-day. testified that though rav-
ing had experience for a wear and a half
as a trained nurse. she did not make the
entries ON the nurses charts until even
ing after attending 10 A pati-rt Then
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
CRUCIFIED AS SPY AND
CROWNED WITH THORNS
Frenzied Alien Miners Take Life of Man After Method
of Thieves in Bible Story.

summoned fifty citizens to aid him IN
making roundup OF the perpetrators.
Mob l. Encountered.
Ia going back 20 the town about twenty
foreigners were encounteTsd ana q pitched
battle ensucd in which moro than 100
shots were fired and three men slightly
wounded Four of the SIavs were ar
rested and are being held on a murder
charge.
Ayella is on tie main line Of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad. and depu-
ties from Washington. Pa. have been
en- 60 reinforce the men already on
guard to protect the citizens from tile
pillaEiuE' Of their places 10y the freuzicd
foreigners who roam the streets singing
and screaming. A posse was formed late
Saturday afternoon 90 guard against a
lynchiuC. The four men arrested we're
removed to the Washington Jail for safe
keeping. Great excitement prevails. The
mines are closed down and IN appeal has
been sent out by the sheriff 10 have the
citiz ms aid 70 put down tho riotoUS men
In as peaceable manner as possible Many
more arrests are expected.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
srccial 10 Tie washington BcnId.

Special 10 The Washington Hcald.
Wheeling. W Va. April 25-Barbarity
or biblical times was patterned to-day
when George Rabish. ? mine employe. OF
the Pittsburg and Washington Coal Com-
pany, was dragged from his bed. az
Avella, Pa. small minins town, aud
crucifed.
His body. bleeding from many wounds.
and almost lifeless. was taken down by
mine Supt Boges and a detail OF police
from Washington Pa, and death came
in a little while after he had been taken
TO a hospital
on Friday afternoon, as Rabish was
leaving the mines, he was attacked by
crowd OF foreigners and dragged 20
the edge of town, where he was beaten
and stoned, but was rescued by dsy
SuDt. G. +. NeiSer.
Four slav miners were arrested and
fined each 500 and costs. During the
night the foreigners held a meeting. con-
sumng large quantities Of beer and
whisky, and marched through the town
crying Death TO the traitor"
Charged with Being spy.
II is claimed by the men that Rabish
is a spy for the company and has been
the cause OF several being discharged
recently He was dragged from his bel
10 the scene OF the assault on Friday
afternoon. Pleading with the men TO
spare his lie. he was kicked and beaten.
Finally the leader OF the mob decided
that they would cruelty the man, and
a crown of thorns was brought and
placed upon his head. They pushed the
thorns into the mans brow until the
blood coursed down his body, from
which the clothing had beeR, stripped.
\ hole was dug, and snN improvised
cross OF mine timber was made With
ropes the mob hauled the man upon the
cross and bound him hand and foot.
after which huge spikes were driven
through the palms ot his hands. and the
crowd then sang and danced about the
body for more than two hours. During
this time. stones were hurled at the
body bound 10 the cross, while many
times long cuts were made across the
lower limbs with knives.
The miners then returned 70 the town.
but refused to go TO work. A search
was made 10y the mine officials, aided
BY the police. and shortly after the body
was found in a semicOnsCiouS condition.
The sheriff was at once notified and
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
WASHED ASHORE IN NAPLES.
Body of American Girl Way BE that
of Miss ESteIla Reid.

Naples. April 2S.-The body OF a cirl of
about twenty-five years. scantily dressed.
was seen floating i'm the harbor here. and
IL was subsequently washed ashore Il
has been identified as that OF Miss
Estella Reid. an American. who mvsteri-
oUsly disappeared from the Hotel Cas-
tello last Wednesday. The Identification.
however, is not yet absolutely certain.
The girl was a beautiful blonde. Death
is supposed 10 have been due to drown
ing. The body had been in the water
only few hours An inquiry is being
held AZ the Hotel Castillo
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24

Paris, April 25.-In consequence OF a
quarrel during the debate at the last
campaign meeting of Nine. Durand.
who is a candidate for the Chamber
Of Deputies. duel was fought this
morning between NJ. Afraysse. a bar
rister OF the Court OF Appeals. and NJ.
Laroche. subeditor of the newspaper
Noutelles. of which Nine. Durand is
editress. -Four shots were exchanged.
Neither man was hit.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
In Birthday Speech Senator Touches
on All Subjects.

In Birthday Speech senator Touches
on All Subjects.
New York. April 23.-As the menu said
Chaunccy VI. Depew celebrated his nine
teenth birthday dinner at the Montauk
Club. in Brooklyn, tonight. II was left
for William n. English, president Of the
club, to intimate that Mr.. Depew was
really more than nineteen to-day: in fact,
that he was about TO set out upon his
.seventy-sixth year. The Senator said in
part:
Fiftyfour years in public ard semi public life and
ur0n the platform all OT-r this country and ia
Europe for an sorts q objects i'm every department
ct human interest have given mo larger ac-
Quautancc than almost anybody living The sum
Of observation and experience growing out Of this
opportunity ia that granted normal conditions no
hereditary troubles. and barring accidents agd
plaques. the man who dies before seventy commits
sucide. Mourning the loss Of friend, has led me
10 study the causcs 81 their earlier departure II
could invariably De traced to iufcmVe-auce in the
hroadesi sense q that word -iutcnrlrance in eat
ing. in drinking IN the qualification Of dssircs in
work. and In irrcEilarty e hours. Crovnng II all
with UNNECESSARY WOTTv. PythagJrag gaid. Beware
ot ballots If yoJ wish % live long" In other
words the Old philosopher advised kccniug out of
roliucs. In his time the defeated rauv rsu the
usk of desth. or Imprisonment or exile and 50
the advice was good, Beware oT ballots But in
our country. where the citizen Is a sovereign and
responsible FOR the curcmmCut Cf his country. his
state. his city. his village. his town an active
interest I'm public affairs and r7rty management gvcs
healthy circulation 90 the b.ooU ucalthy exercise
ard activity to the muscles and inspiration and
enlargement 20 The mlrd. and satisfaction m results
which all tend % length Of years and usefulness.
Literature. industry. bank panics. in
ventions, high prices. and longevity were
touched upon.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
FOLK PREDICTS LANDSLIDE.
Democrats Sure tn Win Next PrrSI-
dentiaI Election, He Says.

New York. April 25.-Ex-Gov. Joseph ".
Folk. Of Missouri. who came 20 town 10
attend the Missouri Society dinner and
talk over the political situation with a
few Eastern friends. can see nothing
ahead but sweeping Democratic victory
next fall
There's no question as to the feeling
all over the country" said Mr.. Folk.
People are disappointed i'm President
Taft. They are angry at the makers Of
the tariff law. They are better in
formed on ta-in matters than ever be-
fore IN the history Of the country They
know that part of the high cost Of living
is due to excessive protection. The Foss
and Havens victories are The straws in
tic political wind
out in Missouri Deonle believe that
the next President OF the United States
will be Roosevelt or a Democrat with n
Democrat having good chance even
against The colonel"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
HALLEY'S COMET.
DAILY BULLETIN.

April i.-Hrllcy's comet rises TO-DAY 3.oq
a. m; -isss tomorrow sos a. m. Sun rises
81. a. IN. Comets speed to-day about s2e
miles Der minute. which is about the specd
Of the swif;es, planet. Mercury. which file,
at l'j miles Icr minute: Venus. 800
Garth. 1.leo. The comet is today alno.t
directly approaching the Garth at tbi,
speed. hence growing rapidly in apparent
size. The comet to-day reaches the ex-
treme limit of its westward movement
among the s:lrs Of the constellation Picrs.
little east q Omega and south ol~ths
southeast concr Of the Great Square Of
Pegasus. II now enters an immense iou--
ney eastward, which will soon carry it 10
Orion. where it was discovered last Sep.
tcmhor. Position. right ascension. q hours
81 minutes; declination. degrees north Of
celestial equator.
Copyright, 1910. by Frederic Campbcn.)
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24

After six stormy days, the Con-
tinental Congress came to an end
last night with a vitriolic debate
over amendments to the constitu-
ton.
The regulars won by four votes
in an attempt by the insurgents to
amend the constitution so as TO al
low the States to elect their own
regents in State conferences with
out the Endorsement Of the national
gathering.
The amendment was defeated on
Thursday, but It came up Yesterday
on a motion for reconsideration. \
desperate fight between the two
factions Of the California delega-
! ton, as to whether a State or ma
tional election for regent held pre-
cedeEce, at the morning session,
added heat to the final battle of the
/ congress.
Mrs. Mary F. Spilson, who was
elected State regent OF California
in Washington, was confirmed by
the congress. and the election Of
Mrs. Caroline Kelly Laird at a con-
ference on the Coast was discred-
tied.
WAITED WITH ANXIETY.
I The case was So pertinent 10 the pro-
posed amendment TO the constitution that
+ the Daughters waited with anxiety for il
, 20 come up in the order Of business at
( the closing session. Repeated efforts were
made by the regulars 60 introduce new
business. but Mrs. Sarah B. G. Morgan.
state regent Of Georgia. brought it before
the house.
/ She called attention 20 the fact that
Mrs Amos 6. Draper had called for
reconsideration at the last session. and
demanded ,hearing OF the resolution.
/ 1T is only right and proper. in behalf
. Of the dignity Of the States. this amend
ment be adopted" she said. "I cannot
conceive that YOU could differ in this. II
YOU forget your little party differences
and don't mind where the chips fly. II
I YOU viii forget what Mrs. Jones or Mrs.
Smith wants, you viii indorse this amend
ment. I am sure"
/ Mrs. Samuel W. Jamison, OF Virginia.
spoke against the measure. though she
admitted a state body should have the
/ right 10 elect its own regent without in
Continued on Page >, Column 8.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
SHAKLETON TELLS IT OVER.
Admiral Melville Among Spell
boundAudjtOrs in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, April 25.-The audience
that filled the Academy of Music tonight
went with Sir Ernest II. Shackleton. the
English lieutenant who reached fartthest
south in The search for the south pole. in
imagination on that eventful trip. The
theater was thronged with scientists and
men Of letters. who followed WITH interest
the story Of the trip and the moving pic
ture Illustrations. In the audience we're
many If not all members Of the Geo
graphical Siciety and their families. The
explorers who attended his dinner on
Friday night We're all there. and Admiral
Melville was in the front row
Lieut.. Shacketon was introduced by
Henry G. Bryant, president Of the Geo
graphical Society.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
MILLION BARRELS
IS BEER INCREASE
High Food Has Strange Ef-
feet Oh Revenue Figures.

The high cost of living or the cost Of
high living has not affected the sale of
beer in this country-haS. in fact. rather
improved il. according TO the figures
given out at the Internal Revenue Bureau.
The monthly report of the Bureau shows
that 0O0OO0-odd barrels Of beer more
were taxed during March than February
and that for the nire months of the fiscal
year the increase in the beer tax over
tho corresponding period Of 1903 was al
most 81. $4,000
The corporation tax brought to the gov
ernment during March $5i,2o5.72. I'm Feb
ruary the tax amounted TO $7l.2Sl72. and
IN January S69i606 The total receipts
from internal revenue for March we're
given at S22.SlI lS2.56. an increase of s.. .SSs.-
GeSO6 over February.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-24
WOMAN TAKES ACID.

Mrs. Frank stewart UnSucceSsfuI I'm
Suicide Attempt.
Louise Stewart. wife OF Frank Stewart,
attempted suicide at her home, 1924 Thir-
ty-second street. by drinking carboiic
acid shortly before last midnight The
Seventh precinct station was notified. and
the woman was removed TO Georgetown
University Hospital
She will be able to leave the hospital
to-day, 1t was stated at the institution
last night.
No reason could be learned fir her act.