davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector., 1911-10-19
LOCAL MARKETS.

(Grain markets corrected everJ
Thursday morning by Abilene Milling
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
TO SELL SURFACE LANDS.
representative Carter Introduces Two
Bills Therefor.

Washington. June 21-Represenra-
tive Carter of Oklahoma today intro
dIred two bills in the house providing
for sales of the surface of segregated
coal and asphalt lands of the Choctaw
and Chickasaw nations, one being for
sixteen acres wanted by the town Of
Heavener, LeFlore county, and the
other for eighty acres to the Haskell
County Fair association of Stigler.
Representative Stephens introduced
a bill for appointment of a commits
sion consisting of five representatives
to investigate methods of management
of the property and affairs of the
Usage and other Indians by the inter
ior department He also introduced
bill calling upon the department to
furnish information relative to sec
tartan schools taken over for use OF
the Indian service and whether EN-
blems, garbs and special insignia Of
any religious denomination are used
to influence the Indians. I'll of these
bills were referred to the committee
on indian affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
Wedding in Cemetery.

Sherman, Texas, June 2l.-It re.
mained for a Grayson county couple
to find a new and unique place for q
wedding. Miss Matte Clark and
Stonewall Cook of Denison were mar
ried here Monday in West Hill Gene
terry by the Rev Forrest Smith.
The couple had left the community
in which they lived rather hurriedly
and it was to escape the parents Of
the sirl that they resorted to the
graveyard wedding. Hearing that a
funeral was in progress they hurried
to the cemetery and as soon as the
minister had finished the funeral serv-
ice he was called to one side and the
situation eXplaineL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
SCANDAL
NOT GROWING LESS
PAINTER DID NOT RECEIVE HIS
MONEY UNTIL MONTHS AFTER
VOUCHER WAS DATED.

Washington, June 21.-Albert Ro.
senthal. the painter who created a sen
sation recently by testifying before
the house state department expendi
lures committee that ne received only
$3.50 for portrait OF former Secre
tary of State Day. the voucher for
which was for S2,450. appeared before
the committee again today. He said he
received his money March %. 1904.
The voucher for 50, ,4jO was dated Jan
Is. 1904, and Thomas Morrison. dis
bursting clerk of the state department,
has testified that he paid former Chief
Clerk Michael the full amount on that
date. Ira X Moore, OF the company
which furnished a 500 frame for the
Day portrait. told the committee his
bill was not paid until Some time in
June, 1904.
Mr.. Michael. now consul general at
Calcutta. may he called upon to eX-
l.lain the delay in paving the bills
and tell what ne knows about ;ae
voucher
Mr.. Rosenthal identified statement
o. explanation attached to the por-
trait voucher. saying he had written
il for Mr.. DENLY. then chief clerk OF
the state department, in 1906, when
discrepancy between the amount au-
thorized by the voucher and the
amount paid was discovered. He did
not take the statement but was sure
the date. Feb. %. 1906. written on the
document. was correct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
INQUIRY AS To
INDIAN SCHOOLS
REPRESENTATIVE STEP EMS S
WANTS TO KNOW WHICH ARE
IN UNCONVENTIONAL CONTROL

Washington, June 2l.-l;epresenta-
tive Stephens today introduced a res
)luton iuQuiring of the interior de
rartmen, how many and which In
dian schools have passed irto denomi
national control, and whethe- the ea:b
OF insignia Of any religion is displayed
in connection With the conduct f surr
s-l.cs. He also introduced : reso.
luton asking the appointment of a
special committee OF five 10 be an
pointed by the speaker to investigate
the holdings and funds of the Usage
and other Indians with a view to de
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
STATE BOARD PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
Will Take Charge Of Capitol Building
July I.

AS soon as the first payment of the
capitol building fund IS made on July
II by the Capitol Building company
the state board of public affairs prob
ably will take active charge of future
work in connection with the building
of Oklahoma state capitol, although
members of the board said Wednes-
day they had had no official notifi-
cation that they are expected to un-
dertake that work.
The resignation of the capitol com
mission seems to clear the way for
the board of affairs to take charge.
There was really no legal hindrance
before. as the commission had no au-
thority in connection with building
work. but it would have been found
embarrassing to have two boards
working or the same job. The two
sections of the law creating the cap
itol commission. which define its au-
thority, say that it may select an
architect or engineer and prepare
plans and specifications for a capitol
building, but it stops there, and gives
it no authority to make contracts for
the construction of a building.
The one provision of the capitol To-
cation hi'l which which might cause
a hitch in the building operations is
the one which prov
shall not be held liable for payment
for he plans and specifications pre-.
capitol commission until
they are approved by the legislature.
That provision. strictly construed.
applies only 10 the plans prepared by
the capitol commission. and not to
any which might be adopted By the
state board Of public affairs, but the
courts might construe II as referring
to any capitol plans which might he
atoHied In that event it would mean
that the architect who prepared the
plans would have TO take chances on
their approval by the legislature.
The general nowers given to the
state board of public affairs under
the act creating that board are suf
iiciently broad to cover the construc-
lion of a capitol building, but the
capitol location act is a subsequent
statute and would sUpercede it in
case of conflict. The only apparent
conflict is in the section referred to.
k,ahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
TEXAS OKLAHOMA LEAG z
STARTS ON SECOND HALF OF
SEASON THIS AFTERNOON.
ALL TEAMS ARE STRENGTHENED
Six Clubs viii Begin Second Half To.
day Win Much Better Line
Up Than at Beginning Of First Half.
More Evenly Balanced


The second half OF the Texas OAi+-
hCma l.ea-ue season starts tns al
t'ruoon with AliIs ai Nlchlia rams.
Durant al Cleburne. Bonham ar Ara
more.
The six clubs have been strength
cuug their weak spots for the pas
Two weeks in preparation for the sec
oud half OF the season and it is gen
orally predicted that Wichita Falls
viii have no walka"ay in this second
half All Of the six teams have been
playing good ball for the past two or
three weeks and with an even start
today the teams which finished at the
bottom on the first halt OF the sea-
son will play with renewed efforts TO
keep near the top in this second
half.
Th. ponham team. which opens
fcur.eame series here this afternoon.
has been strengthened bv several new
plavers recently. Snllman and Betti.
sonsof the disBanded Gainesville team
are among the recent additions TO that
team.
The Ardmore team seems in fit
shane for the second half. Seven new
LAYERS have been added during the
Iast few davs fopr from Coffeyyille
tyo from Tulsa and one from En-
fouIa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
That New Schedule.

1t looks as if Ardmore and some
of the other teams in the OF league
must he sacrificed as to the dates for
the new schedule in order to give
Wichita Falls a chance to play six
teen out of the twenty games sched-
uled upon their home grounds. Wich-
ita Falls had all the best of the first
half of the seasons schedule and it
would seem n little more sportsman
line if President st. Claire and Sec
retary Morris, both residents Of
Wichita Falls, had been a little more
generous in dea ing with other clubs
in the league. The schedule as ar
ranged is not only unjust but is ex-
tremelv raw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
REVISED SCHEDULE
TEX-OKLA, LEAGUE
LATEST SCHEDULE COVERS THE
GAMES FROM JUNE p TO JULY
Il, INCLUSIVE.

Following is the .test s,hdu.e sen.
out from league headquarters at Wlch-
ita Falls. 1t covers twenty games
from June % 10 July IL, inclusive.
OF these twenty games. Wichita Falls
is given sixteen games at home, C.e-
burne and Ardmore cwelyc each. A.
tus and Bonham eight ca In, and Du
rant four lanes a home. Wichita
Falls, Cle5urne and Bonham are Civ
en- tae Fourth OF July games.
June -, p, p and 25-Alus a.
Wichita, DuIant at C.eburne. Bonham
al ArdnOre
June %, y, 2S and 29-Cleburne at
Altug, Wichita at Durani, Ardmore
at Bcnham.
June 30, July l, >, 3-Cleburne at
Wichita, Bonham at Altus, Duran,
at Ardmore.
July c,wo samesl, and 6-Alms
az Wichita, Ardmore at Cleburne, Du
rant at Ronham
T July r. Open date.
July S, 9. 10 and l1-,Bonham al
Altus, Durant at Cleburne. Ardmor
a. Wichita.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
J. P. Morgan sianalIY Honored

London, June 22.-Aside from the
memers of the embassy, functionaries
etc. J. p. Morgan. the New York bank
er and art collector will be the only
American to witness the coronation
of King George in Westminster Alb
hey today Mr. Morgan attends the
ceremony by the express command OF
King George, who sent the invitation
to the distinguished American through
the Lord Chamberlain early in the
present month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22

Th- umpires selected FOR the second
half OF the season are c. A. COurson,
who was an umpire during the first
half. nut recently resigned; Dan Lally,
old time ball payer and Cy Mulkey,
probably the most widely known ball
payer TeVas has ever produced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
LOVE GROWS COLD.
Middle Aged Romeo Shoots Fiancee
and Kills Himself

New York, June 21-Emil Bieder-
man, 81 years old, who planned to
elope with Mrs. Hattie Hall, is dead
from a self-inflicted bullet wound and
Mrs. Hall is today lowering between
life and death in a hospital from a
wound in the head sustained, she
claims, when her admirer shot her
Mrs. Hall old the police that her
love sor the old man grew cod few
hours before the time set for their
departure and in the quarrel thai
followed she refused to elope and the
shooting occurred.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22

high. bu, the olympic is So y feet
in length
When the tremendous cTa.t steam
ed through the Narrows. up the bay
ard into the N1..l river 10 weigh
anchor. pulled by flock Of snort.
ing tu2s. Bodlam vas le. loose Jy the
big whistles from one end Of the Aar,
Dor TO the Other and the reception
accorded the stranger was one in
proportion 20 tie Importance OF her
maiden trip, which practically marks
a new ga in ocean travel The big
super-leyia'han was saily attired in
flags OF every color, size and shape
and the stars and Stripes and the
Union Jack noated from her top
mlS-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
presents Cresham,s Sword.

Ploomingtou Ind. june 2l-Nrs.
Walter Gresham, widow Of the ludt
ana solder cabinet officer and iurist,
today presented to Indiana University
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22

'Sign Sense" is a t1lent-like print.
mg. it's am art Lots of attempts
show no idea Of the eternal fitness
of things Burniu's signs always look
good Phone SO 226 West Main. 22-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22
Fiddle YOUR TINE AWAY

a cheap sign well lettered and ar.
ranged still looks good. Burnitts
cheap signs are good and his good
signs are cheap Burnitt Himself. 226
W. Main. 20-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22

\ man can realize that he is bet
ter at his own job than at somebody
else's and yet have no doubt he
knows more than the other fellow
does about his.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22

Anyhow a woman knows enough
about mathematics 70 figure out how
many spring bonnets her husbands
annual cigar bills would buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22

maiden min which practically marks
new era i'm ocean trave, The bts
suDer.leyia,ban MAS sauv attirad in
FLAGS of every color. size and shane
and the stars and strfoes and the
Union Jack fla,ted from ber ton.
mas.s.
Weiohs es.ooo Tors
II wa. an impressive sight and ona
could but mediate upon the remark.
abe. almost unbelievable figures of
the size Of this sea.mountaln While
her d,sfIaaa,u.,- t. ec ooo tone Of
water. her register is $4,000 tons
against the - sou tons Of the Tusi-
tania. The Olvmuic's breadth over all
il 90 fset inches. beieb- from hot.
tom OF keel to ton of CAPTAINS bouse
10j feet : inches. distance from ton
o. funnel to keel 175 feet. number
of Water.tight bIIEbeads II. rassap
gers carried 800 and GROW. lfo
The colossal rudder which is r.
be ope~ared eIer.fcarIv is of 1oo ION
weight the anchors gaiob 1-1o ,o,s
each. the central or t1rbipa nronerle-
weighs % tons and each of tho tvo
wing propellers aS tors Each rirl,
in the anchor chain weieb. ~
pounds There are moro than % ana
windows in the hotel
There are Il lavals and ~ ono
were a-o counf tho cro,,s, rest bo
might fignre u Tho de,.th Of tho
hull of the OIymnic T., 8. foo, q
inches
T6js floating carav,psor,. g.. ,,ro
Delled at = oon,i,ro,,. soo s,oo1
tripIa eypansion argines uliio ,to
central one is worked no porson.
exhaust engine turbine rho to,,l
horsapou ;s about le ooo
Nban tho O,vunic ,ra, r,1onuoa
nothing was roadv for bor h,t
tha Ambrose cborro, t1ori..,
WoIF had n rrild hiaao,. Won, oa1
spend &, ooo ooo for oon+,,os a,.aan
structiop frames pa1s.st h,d - 49,
struc- tho bigoos, d,.,. 5,.,- :. 49,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-22

It's harder to discover a friend than
il is to locate an enemy.
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512 r. omces. =. II. 90
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COLoRED TENANTS.
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124SFla av NV Or. w17.50
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1901 B ne. Or. b. los
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9TH & Elm NV, new
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127 Kendall ne. 6r.
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2219 Water NV. Or.
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$50. 422 9th NV, hall
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$40. 1910 Corcoran. er
500. ...11l4 9th ne, II
$50. 400 Sth NV. once
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si4.n. l72S 18th NV. 4r
Si4.40. .432 10th sw, IT
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$500. .2lst NV. lar. fur
$50. :. 1872 N NV. 11r
$3.50. 1902 L NV. Tor
$l35. .3oth & Ordway,13
500. 1925 Oath NV. i2r
500. .294I Newark, 12f
SIS. 1905 o NV, 9r
015..412 Pa nv NV. store
SIS. 1000 9th NV. iir
$40. 1929 Q NV. Tor
$65. .l74e p NV. Tor
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s61.15. .2o4 f NV. Ter
$50. IS. $3.50 I NV. 12r
s6o.f443 Chaplin NV. Or
$50. .1735 $ NV. Tor
SEQ. 1886 X NV. lar
$50. 1919 FART nw.l2r
81. 30. 233s 18th nw.l0r
500. 1906 u nv, Or
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$50. 1855 Col rd NV. Tor
a5...lI03 DeSales, 1lr
$50. 80. 1918 Fairm't. Tor
$50. 80. 1905 Euclid. Tor
$50. ..7l9 9th NV. store
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$50. POI l NV, l2r
$50. 1873 Euclid NV, Tor
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$45. .3012 18th NV, l3r
Si3. Is. 226 A Sc. 1lr
81 .05. .S23 10Th NV. Or
$i0.s5. .s3I f. Cap. l0r
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$21. so. 1760 willard. Sr
| 1880. 1928 r NV. Tor
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| $3.50. 1918 W NV, Sr |
$35. so. 407 CorcOran.ar
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$35. 432 9th NV, hall
$50. so. 1919 Ingleside. 10
30.1o. .22I ID NV. l1r
| $40 30 $3.50 q NV, Or
$500. 100 5th ne, or
$50. so $50 varnnm, 7r
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$50. 80. 1916 9th NV, 81
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5000. 136 Seaton. ST
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S2s. n..1l4 9Th n. Or. h
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$3.50. 1923 22d NV, Or. b
s2T. 80. .3i1S 18th NV. 6r
S27. 80. .933 French. Or
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$3.50. 1907 5th NV. 7r
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s27 :O.lli Seaton NV .Sr
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So. 30. .iO3 Mass NV Or
So. .O.3217 18th ne,7r. b
So. so. .30i 9th ne. Or, b
$3.50. Ola P NV. Or, b
So. so. ;. GOT I'D ne. 6r
So. 80. 200 9th &c. 7r,b
$3.50. .726 + ne. Or, h
SO. 50. Ills N Cap, Or, h
$3.50. .147 G ne. Or. h
S25. 20. 273O Sherman. CT
So. 30. Cos G. ne. 6t
S25. 1910 9th NV. 7r, b
s25. ;. 1901 Caroline. 6r
SOS. ...7S6 Hobart, CT
so, ;. .312 9TH ne. Or
SOB. 80. 1i 10th ne. Or
So 80. 1917 N j av, Ct
$3.50. 1853 Marion. Or
SD 30. 1872 Todd pl. Or
$22.:I0. 1872 Fla ay ne Or
S22. 80. .2017 Portner. Or
SO. j0.I312 Odd NV, Or, b
500. 80. 1922 C ne. Or, b
SOP. 80. .216 Ky av, 81
500. 80. 1853 Gresham. 81
so2.5b.If Girard. Or. b
So. 80. IS / ne. Sr. h
$40. 80. zoos Girard. Or. b
$50. 80. .726 Harvard. 81
SO. 80. TAI Girard. Orb
sci. a!S 22d NV. 6r
SO. %. .601 Mass NV. 81
$40. 30. 1924 Morton ne
$50. 80. CPS Morton nc
go. 1880 9th NV. Or
$50. 1925 X NV. 15r, 2h
$50. 2202 / NV. Or
$50. .316 18th Sc, Or. i
Sl3. .33S 18th Sc. Or. b
$3.50. .1J1 Hickman. q,
$3.50. .2910 Ga av. 81
$1S.50.411 10th Sc. 6r,t
$3.50. .5I9 14th So. 81
$3.50. .2O2o Wis av, 81
SIS. $50 18th ne. 81
S11.5o.630 Pickford. 81
S1..5o.103l 4th NV. 5r. W
$3.50. 500 Sd Sc, Or. b
slT.50. 1925 5th ne Or. b
Sl7.5O..G7 Pickford. Ct
1I.50.G42 Pick ford. Or, b
SIT. 80. sic Mich av ne
$40. 1923 G ne. 81
sl6..O. 1902 u Re. 6r.h
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$3.50. :. zoos Goth NV
$3.50. GO Pickford. Or. b
$3.50. rs 18th ne, 81
$500. 23326 G NV. 81
SIG. .635 Florence. Or, b
SIG. 1405 Montello av ne
SIS. 80. .2429 X nw,5r,u
$40. 30. .355 o sw, 81
COLORED.
81. 30. 1910 s NV, 1OH
S:ii:i. 30. 1J1S 10Th NV, 9I
$50. 80. .l142 21st NV .6r
s27. 80. 1917 N ] ay
so. so. 1915 18th NV. 81
SO. 80. PAT Fl NV. 6r
$50. 30. ...l3.lO Wallach
$l6. so. 14I9 Duncan, Or, b
SIS. 2o32 p NV, 81
STORES.
$3.50. .9IS 14th NV
$500. ..131J N Y az
500. .4S4 Pa av NV
500. 1909 Conn av NV
500. ..Sl5 9th. stO. DIV
$50. 33.1221 Conn ay,nev
SIS. .........113 D NV
$50. .635 La av NV, 3 as
$50. -. Cos La av
$50. 1909 18th NV ,sto, 81
$50. 1882 Georgia ave
$50. .1001 L NV
$40. 80. .319 Pa av NV
$40. 1901 II ne
S31. 80. $500 NJ NV. store
$50. ........ 1874 KY av
$50 10 .201O K NV
$50. so. .909 ii NV
$50. Goth and r
SO. 80. A ii NV, store, q
SIS. 80. AL Sth sw
$l5. 1887 B ne
IS. so. 1909 Fla ay NV
OFFICES.
SIS. :. 1925 f NV, I'd g
$75. 1925 Conn ay
$50. .73O 18th NV, I'd q
$50. 1910 New York AZ
$25. so. T03 18th nv
$40. ......1 1926 l4th nv
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THE CLINTON,
1925 Q st.: desirable location: overlooking
18th street; electric light; steam heat; tele-
phone service In each apartment; high-csss
building. and rooms, each with tiled
baths: $3.50 to $42.50.