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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
APPROPRIATION TO
FIGHT FOR LAND
SUsORY APPROPRIATIONS eILL
CARRIES $4,000 FoR SUITS TO
SET ASIDE coSvgYaScEs

wash.--tou. y C.. MAY s.-Fify
thousand dollars is caE.ed in the
suudry civil appropriation bin reported
% the house for suits 90 So aside
convey Ances Of allotted uds in Eas--
e-u Osiahoma This item is an echo
o. the 2sH.y lad sIls brought by
the department o. justice nearly two
years ago. an o. which has c.oudcd
title Co no less than coo 600 acres
Of land In tie Rive Civilized Tribes
The Appropriation is being oppressed
By Representative Garter. whose dis
trict is vitality affected by the suits
He Ri.l carry the n-ht 10 the floor
OF the house. Ten dollars OF The ap-
proplia:io-s T. intended for use in
connection Nith the Kickapoo cases Of
which there are 100. The 80 odd Qua
paw cases are also included
Du-ing the hearing before the house
committee on appropriations. on the
item Attorney General Wickersham
differed materially from his assistal,.
Mr. Kanblein. who was also present a.
the hearing Mr.. Kanblein is an a..
slstant attorney genera! In ne depart
ment OF justice aud as such has charg
OF the Oklahoma land suits He stat
ed before the committee that the
United Sta.es was not appearing IN
the land suits as trustees for the In
tians and In this connection said:
The United States comes in by yir-
tue OF its own right 20 protect these
lands for the Indians, IL is not suing
as trustee but as the United States Of
America enforcing obligations"
For this reason he said an appea
from circuit court 20 supreme court o.
the United States would lie Attor-
ney General Wickersham a few min
utes before took position that the Unit
ed States could not appeal decision
of the circuit court should II be ad-
verse, but consented that the case
could properly be taken before the
supreme court on writ OF certiorari.
Mr.. Kanblein later admitted that II
the circuit court holds that the Unit
ed States has the right TO prosecute
and has no standing in court whether
in the suits IN which demurrers have
been entered or in the separate suits
then he would agree that this having
been confirmed by the supreme court
OF the United States that an end would
be put TO the litigation.
II was also pointed out that the
Kickapoo cases are pending upon de
murrers. |; the court overrules 'ie
demurrers II will be necessary i'm
mediately to 20 10 considerable ex-
pense TO take evidence. Under these
circumstances he considered an ap.
preparation OF $4,000 ABSOLUTELY essen.
tial to the cases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
A WONDER THAT
HAS PUZZLED MANY

There are many people that are
greatly puzzled over the wonderful
effects OF Roo; Juice. When this new
medicine was first introduced ii was
generally thought that a new fake
was born TO dies in a short time. Bat
as time passed and so many testlmo-
mails are pouring in from all over
the country from people who had Civ
en- up hope OF ever seeing another
well day. and neighbor is telling neigh
Dor OF some great good received frou.
the use of Root Juice. Many people
are wondering why this great rene
dy was not discovered years ago.
What great boon to human kind Is
remedy like Root Juice, a combi
nation OF natures drugs that soothes
and heals and tones the stomach, liy-
er, kidneys and bowels. How sweet
is health and how wonderful are the
many cures that Root Juice has mace
of rheumatism, catarrh, Indigestion.
female weakness and other troubles
of the digestive and secretory organs.
Those who wish to learn of this great
remedy should go to City Drug Store.
W. b. Frame, proprietor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
OKLAHOMA PROUD
OF ITS SPONSOR
IN CONTEST MISS CORA SMITH
WAS VOTED MOST CHARMING
WOMAN AT MOBILE.

The entire sta,e OF Oklahoma has
cause TO be proud of Miss Cora Smith
OF Guthrie, who was sponsor FOR the
Oklahoma Division United Confede-
rat" veterans al the national reuu-
ion held last month In Mobile, Ala
The charming manner and grace OF
the Oklahoma sponsor Won for her
tho friendship OF tAe veterans OF the
south land and she was fayorite iu
the southern city That she was the
most charming division sponsor OF the
entire south was settled In contest
a. the Battle House In the city OF Mo
bile. The Mobile Register in speaking
of the contest says
AT a social function held at the
Battle House on Tuesday evening,
Miss Florence Smith OF Oklahoma was
accredited to De the most beautiful
ana charming of the many state spon.
sors at the reunion.
I'm order that each sponsor should
have equal chance before the Judges.
u company with an escort, she pass
ol before The reviewing stand and
then was seated After the several
couples had passed tho honor for
erace and beauty was assigned to Miss
smith"
Miss Smith rs the daughter OF Judge
and Mrs Oryille r Smith o' Guthrie.
Judge smith Is attorney TO the gov.
ernor Miss Smith is frequent ylsi-
tor TO Ardmore IN company with her
mother, who comes here for medical
treatment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

Officer Landrum. while raiding a
joint on East Main street this az
ternoon, became engaged in a diff
ficulty with Buck Williams. a negro.
and in the fight Mr. Landrum was
disarmed and shot fired from his
gun. The negro says that he only
fired the gun to keep Mr.. Landrum
did not shoot at him. Ii seems that
the trouble arose over Williams OBJ
jecting to Mr.. Landrum searching
the place. Williams is a prisoner a.
the county Jail and is q trusty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
PEOPLE'SFORUn
Fasors the Band.

Editor Ardmoreite:
As a citizen OF Ardmore / heartily
agree with the sentiments uttered IN
the article in the Ardmoreite Friday
Afternoon, signed by "One OF the Band
Boys"
We cant have anything on this
earth unless We pay the price We
all know the worth OF "A goo! band
TO any town. Marietta needed the
service OF a band to participate In the
laying Of the corner stone of their
court house. They came through Ard.
more on their way 10 Tishomingo.
whore they found good band with
Mr.. Lowenstein as leader. Are We
dead? Have We quit? Shall We say
20 the band boys that our public en-.
terprise Is cNhauted? That We are
not able TO afford the pleasures and
benefits 10 be derived from a good
home band2 NotNiths;audi.g almost
every county seat In the state hos or.
ganized and is maintaining a brass
band. that We cant afford IT, say
no. Let us 20 into our pockets and
help the boys who are willing to help
the town will help out on your
subscription list II ! can sery, yoa
IN any other way. command ne.
j. r. COLEMAN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Sunday Morning Wedding.

Mr. :. r. Frost and Miss Eunice
Graham. a well kn5wn young cou.
pie OF Mil Creek we're married
at tn O'Clock Sunday morning at
the residence OF Virgil Landrum on
\ street. northeast The ceremony
was said by Rev. Roper OF the Meth.
odist church. The bride is well
known here and Is a sister of Mrs.
Virgil Landrum. The groom IS :
prominent business man OF Mil
Creek. being engaged in the baking
business. They left here over the
Frisco yesterday afternoon for their
home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Working For Band.

Luther ID. Armstrong. the musi'
clan OF this city, is getting into
the work and is trying to secure for
Ardmore the first regimental band.
At present there is no first regiment.
al band, and Mr.. Armstrong thinks
that there is a chance for It hera.
The people OF Springer where NJ.
Armstrong has been teaching are
circulating a petition asking for IN 2
band that will be presented to the
governor in a few days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Postponed Until Tomorrow.

The Injunction proceedings JrJgght
Ly number of property owners
against the mayor and CRY commits.
sioners 10 preyen: ~ work On the
filtration plant being done. that was
u have been neard Jc.,Te Judge
Russell today, was pls-pOLei until
tomorrow. on acco IIt OF The absence
OF some important witnesses tiat
will be used.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

News reached here yesterday that
Eddie Newton had been serious Y
injured at Cornish by his horse
falling with him. one shoulder was
dislocated, the collar bone was brok-
en- and the cheek fractured. He was
reported resting easy the last ac-
count and the attending physician
does not believe the injuries TO be
4 a fatal nature. although they are
.~ry painful. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton,
who We're in Ardmore attending their
sick daughter hurried home to be
at the bedside OF their injured con.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
THOUSANDS ATTEND
ALvA CELEBRATE
HASKELL AND MANY
CANDIDATES DELIVER ADoREs.
SES TO VAST CROWDS.

Ava, OKLA, May s.-F'lve roasted
bcey,s were today fed to 5000 pee
pie Who assembled here as guests
OF tho Woods County Democratic
central committee. The demonstra.
tiou was made the principal political
even, 4 .he campaign in northwest
Oklahoma and was attended by near
ly every democratic candidate for
state office and nearly all OF the
state officers.
Tn bands furnished music, three
OF ,ucm coming from Woodward by
special train bearing John j. Ger
ZACH, candidate Tor congress In the
Second district. and 500 supporters
one band came from the North
western State Normal OF this city
with 500 students, who took part in
the exercises.
Caief Justice Jesse Dunn OF the
state supreme court. who resides in
Alya. was master 4 ceremonies.
Governor Haskell was the princi.
pal speaker.
one OF the addresses OF the after
non was delivered by Lee Cruce OF
Ardmore, candidate for the guberna-
toria' nomination
Ia tho morning L. l.. Herring OF
TX cry Brant Kirk cf Oklahoma
City aud B 4. Robertson OF
Chandler an candidates for Cover
nor, spoke.
Every candidate was given an op-
poriuuity 10 speak and practically
The entire afternoon was devoted 70
their addresses.
The address Of welcome was de-
l,yerod this morning by r. l.. Tyson
and responded TO by Fred II. Bran.
son OF Muskogee, chairman of the
state democratic executive commit.
tee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Speaking at .ulkey.

Candidates who returned Saturday
night from Mulkey report a very
pleasant time. John Mulkey enter.
tained the candidates at his home
and Joined by the other Mulkey peo-
pie showed every courtesy 20 the
Office hunting boys Among the can
didatas who made short speeches
and gave the voters an opportunity
70 see them were Judge Winfrey
Guy Sisler Dick Hignight. Hugh
Jones. Joe T. Tayllr. George CoR.
man and T. r. Thompson. The meet.
ing vas he'd IN the school house
and every available seat was occu-
pied. \ large number Of women at.
t-aded the speaking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Many Killed in Explosion.

Ottawa. Ont, May s.-An explosion
wrecked the plant of the General Ey-
plosives company near Hull. this ev-
ening. Ten persons are known to be
dead and many are missing TIE hos
pitals ar filled with injured. 4 crowd
from a nearby baseball field swarmed
about the works when fire broke
out and were caught by terrific
blast. which wrecked the plant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Solomon's Fountain.

The fountaia that will be used
by 4. Solomon has arrived ard is
being installed in the building. =
is one OF the latest models AMI g.
a handsome affair Mr.. Solomon viii
move from his present quarters on
the south side Of Main strest -
the building on the north side as
soon as the fountain is installed and
other improvements under way are
finished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Move Oil Rig.

J. r, Smith has been awarded the
contract to move the Poland OIL
zig TO the Lone Grove field The zig
will be moved tomorrow and before
the eud of the week a well will be
going down for oil or gas near that
town. j. X. Taliaferro, who was here
yesterday from Lone Grove, says
his people are interested in thc
movement and can be depended UP
on to do their full part of The
work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

spin. % prophet. 3 seer and
poe. 1e spent tventy years E-inr
fc-1 i1to crowded cities and $50
lated rural ham'ets preachl1E the
true mission ot music and Instruct
INK ali manner and roud.;io-s Ct
persons bow 20 bring .--h the sou.
20 song TIA. res latent e.th.n them
Ha has heen Ise auo,,e- Dorothy
DIX. and has lrol-h; IEat ana
h1u. i-t1 beings darseued by mis-
fortune or .i-. Under his inspiration.
fs4.u40 children have been fought
,le lessons o. seifcontrol. gener-
o.ftv. reverence obedience. and
.rta o. the beaut,ul and sublime
Gifted uIt1 rare sympathy. FAC,
srd frma--.. be- masas himself b.
loved hv c d-e-. alta -10m b.
se-ou7Ishes 1nders by simple a-t
nau-a. me.h.d Be has already
given p-arrra. demonstration of
aNat t. can accomplish. even .n
sr minutes he spent Friday
I'D Sunday a'terroor. ahen b.
alfe-msl.ei ui-h come - Ari-
lo-.s u-,i. children. ranging from
fte to t.n years Ii's p-ve- Was
shown ah.r. .n less than five min
rtss. fa tough. y child. accustomed
au t'- ufe 20 1.gg'e 90 the slight
.st p-ogo.a-ion how 20 exercise i's
own Viii and maintain perfect self.
control. .1 spite o. the children ~
around him bel-s permitted 10 DO
rs.- best 20 make him laugh
Herr nuachle- has given an ea--
nest ard cordial invitation 90 an
parents or guardians In Ardmore
Who '-ulr love their children. and
wh, desire their true welfare. 90
have the little one. assemble I'm the
Presbyterian church % four O'Clock
this Monday afternoon. and again.
az the same hour. Tuesday after.
noon. so that he may. By example.
p-eecpt and song teach them the
beautiful and invaluable lessons u
seh-control. consideration for the
love for the beautiful. good and
sublime. To this appeal. the writc-
as an educator many years associat-
ed with the founders and exemplifi
crs o' The kindergarten, adds his
own earnest prayer that the price
less opportunity afforded by Herr
Buechler may and shall meet with
a full response upon the part Of
the parents and teachers OF Ardmore.
Such an opportunity may occur only
once IN a lifetime, as Herr Buech-
Ter has many engagements which
viii. in all probability. require him
to travel over the greater part OF
the 10000 square miles OF the prom
l.lng state OF Oklahoma and hence
his stay in Ardmore must necessa'
rily be brief.
Herr Buechler comes with the fin
est recommendations from many
prominent ministers and educators
lr various parts of the United states
among whom may be mentioned Pro
fessor Cree T. Work. Professor OF
the College OF Industrial Arts. Den
ton. Texas Rev. John II. Vincent. oi
indianapolis. Ind. and Rev II. ID
Kuickerbocker. G. =. D.. pastor First
NJ L Church. Fort Worth, Texas
To those who desire 20 inspect them
Herr Buechler has an lnterestinl
collection OF nespaper clippings in
regard 10 his life work.
PROF. FREDERICK NJ NOA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Street Stories
Cffte n Fine shape.

L. C. Pollard and J5hn Criner
are IN the city today from the
Sherman Joins ranch west OF Wood
ford. where they are feeding abou,
nine hundred beef cattle for the
maraet They report that grass was
never finer ln this section q the
state ana cattle are healthy a1d
doing we'll. They will make ship.
ments 20 the market this summer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
: /. :: -: .: :: :: :; :: - :: :: ::

~omp,sd 1y Wm s. SIieottl
Thomas Jcrfcrsou vas Secretary
Of state 20 President washington dur
ing tAe sec0-d shire. fourth. and nrh
years Of his admins ration.
james Madison VA Secretary to
President jefferson eight years
James Monroe was Secretary 20
President Madison the last ,iR years
Of bis term 81 office and De- later
years zas Justice o. The Peace in
Loudoun county. Virginia
John quincy Adams was Secretary
20 President Monroe during both
terms
Mo-ro sicond inauguration oc-
CURED on Monday March ). 1921.
Martin Van Buren, was Secretary to
President Andrew Jackson first anu
second years OF his first administra-
ton. thea Minister 70 England.
James Buchanan vas Secretary 20
James X. Polk four years. and later
Ambassador TO England
John Adams was Vicc.President 20
Washington two terms and by elec.
tior succeeded 20 the Presidency one
term.
John Tyler succeeded Presidert
William II Harrison by reason OF
death. and became Acting President
Mlllard Fillmore became Acting
President owing 10 the death OF Zach
AIRY Taylor. the no Party President,
who was 81 augurated on Monday,
March 3. ls49
Andrew Jackson became Acting
President following the assassination
OF President Abraham Lincoln.
Chester 4. Arthur became Acting
President following the assassination
of President James \. Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt became Acting
President after the assassination Of
President William Mckinley. and was
the only one nominated for the Presi-
dency.
No Judge OF the supreme Court OF
the United States was ever nominated
for President by either of the princi.
pal political parties.
No President pro tempore Of the
Senate was ever nominated for Prosi-
dent. unless We except William r.
Crawford and Hugh l.. White who
practically ran on their own account
without much of a party following
Excepting William Writ and John
Bell. no ex.member OF a Cabinet, other
than Secretary Of State. has been nom
mated or elected. TO the Presidency
Thomas jefferson. James Madison.
James Monroe. John Quincy Adams
Martin Van Buren and James Buchan.
an (six) Secretaries OF State We're
nominated and elected President
John Adams. Thomas Jefferson and
Martin Van Buren were the only three
Vice Presidents elected 10 the Presl-
dcncy.
.Iaes X. Polk OF Tennessee. Speak
er OF the 2i.h and 25th Congress. was
the only Speaker OF tho House attain
ing 10 the Presidency and, besides ne
was tho only person so elected With.
out the electoral vote of his own state.
Franklin Pierce was the only Presi-
dcrt who retained the same men as
members OF his Cabinet the entire
term OF his administration
Thomas jefferson, Andrew Jackson,
William n Harrison and Grover Clcyc.
land u.lr. rl. ~ rT.- r.-eY,..- ,-1, o..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

Lee Cruce will be the next govern
or OF Oklahoma by 25.oOO." said Judge
Stuart Of McAlester. federal Judge IN
the early J. T. days. Too modest IN
your claims. Judge. by just about half
-Bartlcsylllo Examiner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Mrs. Atkins ~.

Mrs. Willie Newton Atkins IS re-
ported quite sick at the hoUe OF
Mr.. anud Mrs. VI. f. Atkins III this
city. Her parents, Mr. and Ms.
Newton. were here attending he-
and were called home yesterday ny
q telephone message announcing the
injury of their son at Cornish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

II gives me great pleasure 10 say
that ! consider Catherine Norfleet one
OF my most talented pupils. She has
a biz tone. well developed technique
unusual brilliancy and great deal of
musical Intuition. CARL VENTH.
9, Kid-Key Conservatory
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09
Lee Cruces Majority.

Judge c. B Stuart, former Law part
ner of Senator Bailey Of Texas, but
long a resident OF McAlester. says Lee
Cruce will be the next governor :
Oklahoma: that he will win by 25,.
600 yotes.--Oklahoman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

been paid, for the reason that the
counties have means with which TO
settle the claims.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

There is distinct individuality about this food that
gives it special value in the human economy Composed
OF WHEAT, OATS. RICE and BARLEY, so blended
that it makes food unlike any other breakfast food upon
the market Delicious. healhu and Ifegiving. It is fine to
restore and keep mankind good health and wso Ak your grocer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-09

Val Mullen Is in Oklahoma City
today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-23
DON'T FORGET

to figure out how little you can
get along with, not how much.
The figures will also tell you how
much you can save by depositing
your surplus in this savings bank.
We offerexceptional inducements
for every person to become a de-
position.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-23
AS EDITORS
Get Out Latest Issue OF The Spectrum
the College Paper Of
the A. C..

The last issue Of The Weekly Spec
trum. the Official publication OF the
student council at the Agricultural
college, was edited and published by
the freshmen class. Ellen G. Syse
and p. A. Brinton acted as the edi-
tors in chief and they were assisted
by number of the members of the
first year class.
The issue was very creditable one
for the freshmen and the sheet con-
tanned plenty Of gossip of the student
life that was of more than general
interest. A good many stories were
told out Of school and especially one
on the new dormitory. The following
menu for the past week at the stu
dents dining hall appeared in the col
up1ns of fhe paper:
Monday: Breakfast - Cream OF
Wheat with timed milk.
Biscuits Ia soda.
Syrup (extract of maple) served
warm.
Postum (cold).
D.nner-Boiled potatoes.
Lamb bones with gravy.
Bread.
Biscuits Cleft over from former
meaD with cottage sauce.
Supper-Review of reviews OF that
which was left over from preceding
meals.
TTunes.
Tuesday: Ditto.
Wednesday: Ditto.
Thursday: Ditto.
Friday: Ditto.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-23
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-23
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-23
ACKNOWLEDGES IT.
Fargo Has to Bow to the Inevitable
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4 FE0VG IL
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In the summer of 1899. / heard of
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