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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

David Lloyd George. sedani municiski mi
mister Angliii, je dobil od Wade neomeieno po-
oblastilo "a uravnavo irske situaciie. Ministrski
predsednik Asquith je iziavil, da ie bill Lloyd
George cd vsega kabineta soglasno izvolien "a to
naogo. Pravio da tudi Irci raznih strank
zadovoljn to votvijo in upaio, da Sc LLOYD
Georgu posreci reSitev irskega vpraSania &c
res doseze tax uspeh, tedai bi bilo to veG kakor
reSicv municiiskcga vpraSania.
Senator Lewis iz lllinoisa ie vloziI senatu
predlog, da mai ponudijo Zedinjene drzave
evropskim voiskuiocim dezelam svoie posredo-
vanje "a dosego miru.
Posebne potrebe tega predioga res ne spo-
znamo Papir je Zedinenih drzavah drag i'm
podajat predloge. lie da sc maze papir. Sc nam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

zdi potrata Ako bi hotel siavni senat kaj storiti
tenn oziru. nc hi potrcboval Lewisovega pred
loga he meseca decembra ie vlozil sodrug Meyer
London tax predog, in sicer natanGno zbornici
Dobescdno enak predlog ie bill tedai vlozen tudi
senatu. Zaradi tega predloga ie bilo javno "a
slisavanje odboru "a zunanie zadeve. Mnogo-
stevinc organizacije obsirnim iziavami pod
prlc Ia Dredlog.
kongrcs ina torej "a TO rec re bogat mate
rijal, in napaka nj ia, da senatu nj predopa.
ampak ta da ne stori senat nicesar za predlop.
katerega ze davno ina
AngleSka vlada Zahteva Sc 300 miljonov
funtov, t. J. tlsoc petsto miljonov doariev "a
vojne potrebscine. S tenn dosegaio angleski voini
kredti 1882 miljona fintov kar ie enako 1910
miljonov dolarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30
sLOVENsKO ucosIoM ,,-,5,- ,,,-,r
Ve$Oljna VOjna.


dobtke in svoi kpia zi moeo adie njegove
dee voz ez more; dokler ie upa da bo
ker prdrve polk hrabre
h NEST sovaznkov in prisjo nh Wade koea je bill prep
Tan do zguba bosao trgovse
obnove sklen TAXI pOdagi da
nk prepustti del svoe trgove jim prepSe
vada tezko vono odSkodnno domad kaptaem
truda tujimi miariam.
voina par ednih ne par mesecih Prvotni
up so Sc umaknl poastnim pkaznim Dsi prevze gov
prisa da vrne tie kupeje kaptaom ki h pref vr New
rani kap'asti perv profile in Gmdae aie vojna
bol Sc utro now treovnski sk i'm onemogoG obnovev
kdanjih
Mnogo bo ndustrikih mqgnaov XII bOdo po voini nse
IA dg an so Sc vom feran' poyzpeli ma nezaicane vi
pOpesue voina koncenraciio kaptala Sc
process lie nao bozega bagosova da hi vOna kai da aia
vpliv vojne 'deavstvo
Kakor posega voina kapastienem razredu tako
"ka zelezno roko udi deavkega razreda tega
prjema in stka celoti Tud kapita
sta Bedo edvstta poveeava Materjae zgue
vail peGa Zivjenske podrauje
danasnj an ampak tud bodocnot lko delo
iujN ze sedaj razSrja sko deo izkse pou
paZe pora po voJn konkurena med spooma k eda ne
fui doker moki zakoph nhovem povraku do
skrajnosti.
prdzi konkurenca ponvanh delavcev vpriao sill
zpoponene cnike poponoma pOrabn
boo moa pa venar nepopoo place ker bodo mog skr
svoiih telesnih ga domovino prineSenih'
Koncentraca kaptaa po<peuie vona poveaa odvsnost
deavstva cd podjetnkoy. Cm deoa acev
cavc mamie ten absoutnee lahko ktirao pogoe
Use telaj deavcu ugaja podem dru-
Posebno izuGene deavce Xxi aejo della svo soki
posasaJo razmere kadar posajao kapa kral
lh ndustrij
kaptaizma chi, pomnozena beda felavsva
ma drugi stran - je posedica Xxi io porod vojna
Razmcrc med razredoma nezogibno poos Vsled
tud nujno poosr razredni bo.
Tak in protitlak
Pred vojno j bill ran boj vOjno nadajuje po voj-
nj poostri
To je naivecj najoiseznej najnepopusveS nancpr-
zaneslJvejI bo kar jh pozna cloveSvo.
Pano osabnosti neZasSanem bOgasva ahko
podJetnStvo nckaj pricgnc zi odpo
Nrzeno doe bedo lahko zgub deavsvo
neka upanjc da opo vida zenjstvu
All e IA nekaJ lie kraek bit In
Kakor IL tckota voda pred
zrab kapazem nsnejo ovre brezobzrno
miska il pcnieka posuzi plike zkorSGa-
MA Prtisk denarnega eospOsva vah ugoh razmerah
Nobna nOben obzi tovecnost nOheni
veki zakoni pokazeO; zaman
prpoveu da ugonabia deavske mot poebne negovo
uspevanje.
Enrichsser Obogatie zakon, kadar
posaze pY;ka pomiseke Skodlivih posledcah
odgovarja protavo skcmgove, Apr6s deuge p
dc nami potop!
taken poozaiu prpgvlja kapialzem pogojc eemen-
tarnega upOra.
Gin veGa potlacenos cavstva elm bo je bed oopeo
pogrczo vdano muceniskO
gord ve6ja e ola pride nezgibn upo kakor
dv unicuoc vhar XII uSi podira in pomandra okra
bi blo treba Nave prsk preprec prottaka
odvrnc od mrnega sprawl
slrugo. bcsneje zdiva
VISA zgodovna e pona aih dokazov; tud preeklem
lctu katerem vaiajocega kaptaiZma razvi
derni raZredni bo, neprenehoma pOnavljajo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30
Svetovno klanje je zanimivo.

Evrop Je voJna &c govOri
wee poVsod kamor segaJ" evropski interest Azii A
d bo1ueJe IN vcas odea danes bona tae
kje tujh morih
Nsakdo ve ola je voa med narod sve Sc zanma anio
Nekacrl 10 zaseuJeo ho kakor
nastopaJo drug krtzraio vsako bitko in VISA
ko kanonadO kakor generaStabn ocir
pokc Masko nina poma kakSne obke Azija
Kaefl sc oko pse in Mezopoano eden turSko
so drugi IA nekakSno tuje kraiesvo kub govor
drugi kut e Amar Trapezuntu LjubanGan Siski
IN Ncu 10 rseh gostinah poeao oh
egi i'll vodo vojno okrog Souna tokib porab in
"n em morn IN seskm prekOpom i'll do batiSkega do
kove po svoJe obsoao nespoobn cvopse genea
po voje in preprtani da hi Sirinvais
kao &C hi jim pcpuSo anade
zele zmago.
Ia vono zanimajo
Tudi "a njene posledce zanmao
neasno, kako eGejo in
neznano kako narod nasn dezeah prhaiajo
zaslSanem klanu poStev venla
pomaov peprcana da i vSak izmc nh naiboe ured
Evropo da hi bio pray Sevda
lezikom urca
move poiticne geographic.
Use zanma Sc ameriSki 'bo kaerm e Base
and jeff nnclcSannc prka2n vsch Gasov nekaj
zerju in zavmkh verjameo da e Vcrun trlnava
med mimi cello priznava da strea veciim kanon ko
rabi ameriSki cvln voin, katero je
nekaj opravi.i
SpoSnO e zanimanj" vono
Nj uditi in tud czi nj Sedan1a je
ampak ud velkansk dphodk nenc poseice
1uje ne brgaJo Mnjo boj pavi a zanmao
to mogono pogavje cloveke zeodovine
obaova kaJti b zanmao ustvo sino
Obtutk in msmi nekdnjega koporaa
eksperta ampak saSGa svoh pravh hi
TEN zanmsniu ostaio eoretiGno pateno
porebne dc tedaj bi b
radovedno IN moovanje neveneev amrak hi iahko pooo
zrave, boga podove Iako hi prcprcco skepanje
mu njhOv vol ahko hi zSlo paviGnosti pobah
ro'ov in vsled tracn mir
Ali vecina JWistva Sc Sc ne zna pray zanimai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

Kakor porocajo z Dunaia. so tudi V Avstriji
vpclia davek ma vojne dobicke Podvrlcnc so
mu pridobitve druabe in posamcznc osebc. Ako
znasa poviSani dohodek 10000 kron znaSa davck
IN posameznka s odstotkov, do $4,000 kron l3
odstotkov, do 100000 kron 1915 odstotkov. do
100000 kron 33.9 odstotkov, ter rastc do maksi-
manega zneska 45 odstotkov Tuic druzbe mora
io vloziti posebne kavciie pri Avstro Ogrski
banki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

Zavczniki Sc baie pripravliaio "a veliko
akcijo ma Balkanu Doslci ic ia ofenzva kakor
vsa vclika strategicna podietia zaveznikov Sc V
casopish. Ker so Londonu in Parizu nekoli-
ko boj molcali svoiih balkanskih nanenih ka-
kor drugh vojaskih nacrtih, bi bilo mogOce. da
Sc vendar kai izleze IL tega gibania. Po doseda-
njih izkusnjah je pa kjub temu boil previdnO, Ge
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30
Druga vojna.

Ia vojnO onkraj maria s. zanimaio.
Pozab da e vona kub svoj velkosi kliub
zrtvam, k padao kljub nezasanin materjanm
nalaeajo narOdom brezkonni zgodovn
kateri sed danaSnemu dnevu iutrSni zop poutrn
Prezri da je zgodovna bo in a namo ud naSh
cah vojno, XII jc ba pred evropskim kanem
MEM in tud oh MEM nj usavia
Med 'vHma azrcdoma. k sta dob veen'usrje. vele
eergovne, obi kpialzma razva do poponOsi
med kapitaliim icavSkm azrclom vod Xxi mic
mani a od evropskh krvavh bojcv okrog kateh
Iazredn boj, bezprimemo vecj ci v in
bo konGati dokcr ali
srani popon odlocna k pomcni aboun
nika.
Sovazne skupine Evropi lahko opcsao Sle nh armanh
bOrov tIanh napoh ahko tako npa da postaneio
hnSi poki nsposon nadane Zvega maera
doponevane od kanonov puk boeni reducranh armad
ahko znanka Fmancnn hko dovede nabogate
drzave bankrot I'm odocjo krvav dogodk
cu ahko pris ploSno opcane Wade da kleneO mir brez
zultata.
Kakorkoli bo cnkra voina koncai mai kon
a kakOrkoi odOcne asounc prinese noben voku-
joel Sc stranki, zaGenc made nobene izponiio.
Vojna po vojii
Socan bo pole dale Kako rpred bOdo voini
azred Ned mimi bodo nasprotn interest," kaj ie bvsvO
kapo in moajo zaadi nezogbno prihaiati nasvkz
Nojna poslece pooSrc nasprotia med razredi
kaDaSGcrm tabo Nelikanske zpremembe Ne
kate enai knrz obvaio vc asc in peSe vojna je zpOd
reza korenn" nhovh pIofov Tia i'll on e incl vekO gOvnO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

So pocaka, kakor Sc Sc slepo vcrjameio preroko-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-30

List xA korissi delav-
sks0a liuAstva. Dsiav-
ei 90 oPrAviesni do
vsssa kar produciraio.
This paper 10 devoted
20 the intsrssts of the
workinS ciaBs. Work
ere are entitled to ali
what th sy produce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
OPPORTUNITY is ETERNAL

'Opportunlty comes but once" a saying old
literature 1t has down the dscouraging
live in poverty. All your life you have heard
mark ''that was my opportunity, and failed to seize
it, You have observed in his expression the deep cloud
of encouragement that sat so heavily upon him.
Encouragement born of loss of faith in ones self
and that loss of faith from the belief that all
portunity is shut out "Opportunity but once
invented for the boy to make him alert it first
placed in literature to prod the young to look
sharply for himself and to seize opportunity when
first offered for learning and aerward for business
But the world took it seriously and it has come
down the centuries doing thousand times harm
than good.
Have you the boy in school, have you noted
the fire in his eye and the energy in his STEP and the
hope in his countenance? And have you seen him in
seeking to pity him, aerness gone, dulness
the and tired step? He read his orations
he wrote few back and wonder how he did it. He
cannot recognize the thoughts his There was
vrty forceulness seadness of purpose built upon the
foundation hope He not faithful with the talent
given him and the thought of lost opportunity finally
moved into his consciousness and took up abode.
Many of the most useful men in the pulpit and at the
bar never did real mental work until they passed
their majority, and other at fifty have mastered
several languages, and others at that have
the practice of law and been rewarded with least
dlocre success The door of the school closed
account of poverty When desire learning is great
er than useless personal pride, there will be a way
opened to go through school,
The night school which has become institution in
every state, turns the light upon the estatement
It's nothingness Opportunity is eternal it awaits every
man every hour of every day. There is opportunity to
learn to be KIND to be useful to be busy these
to the virtues of hope and contenment make success
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
LOCAL CHURCH PAYING TITHES

Following sermon on the subject of tithing bv the
Pastor Dr. j. W. Burns, of the best money-making
members of the First Christian Church have begun to
pay tthes. Within year from today there is a prob
ability that threefourhs of the membership will be pay
ing tthes. When that is DONE the church will not be
worried over expenses the church property be kept
in such condition to be suitable monument to the
Christ in whose honor and for whose service was erect
ed And that is not ALL there will be money the treas
to for the sick and the afflicted the church
will be able to fulfill its mission in the world The
fraerna society will not have to do any work of this
church when the people 1.-THE.
Whether it is right to the not is a question for
the pulpit to discuss and not in province there
are hundreds OF examples where prosperity followed the
adoption of the custom 1t said of John d. Rockefeller
that he paid tthes when his wage was SO a week and
when his income reached the million dollar mark he paid
his tthes as cheerfuly when he made only 81 900
year There are local instances where the prosper
Gus, happy and useful keep books with themselves
and theS regularly. If all persons whose are
upon the church membership rolls paid tthes the county
would need fund for the poor, benevolent societies
would have funds to comfort and the sick provi-
dent association would have funds to loan the industrious
who might be out of employment, and the world would
be much better The thought of poverty would be large
y destroyed fear of suffering for lack of material wealth
would be thing of the past and those benefited would
turn their to the church from which the benefits
came, and they would be inclined to investigate the
which prompted the bestowal of help and there
would be one continuous practical pointing the way
that would be better than the summer revival whose
influence in but few lasts longer than a year
If the church tithed that institution would stand
than paying pastors salary the holding of church
supper. 1t would stand for relief that is given
through channels separated from the church.
AS the world understands the mission of the Christ
it to dispe poverty heal the sick and destroy sim
and the nearer the church comes to doing this work,
the geater will be the respect of the world for the
church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02

A RETAIL CENTER

The establishment of Ard
more as the retail center Of this
section of the state is to be tried
out by a campaign which the
merchants of the city through
the columns of the Ardmoreite
expect to make during the next
few days Rome was not build
ed in a day and no new embar-
kation in mercantile lines can
be developed without tremen-
dous effort and the aid of print
ers' ink.
We people of Ardmore who
have watched the merchants
grow from comparatively small
stores to establishments cater
ing to every class of trade, full
ly realize the strides which
have been taken and we ap-
preciate the growth. TO M
press this on the entire trade
territory is the aim of the Ard
moreite which will do its full
share in the coming campaign.
The growth of Ardmore has
not been at the expense of any
neighboring town in the past,
nor will it be in the future.
There are, however, in the
trade territory scores and
scores of people who have in
the past passed through Ard
more to large shopping centers
to crafty their tastes and
needs. To induce these people |
to "stop off at Ardmore" is the |
aim of the campaign to be |
made and incidentally to i'm
press our home people, that
they need not go away from
home to do their shopping, for
right here in this city some of
the greatest stocks are assem-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02

Quirements necessary to make a jam
up good county commissioner He is
big of frame and still bigger of heart
until some fellow tries to pull off a
raw deal" and suddenly Ira Arnold
gets away from that smile of his and
a frown covers his face that would
make you shiver He has plenty of
force about him to make good any
where.
Mr. Arnold says the one thing
needful in Carter county is roads. A
lot of money has been spent and more
will be spent the next two years than
has been spent in the past five years.
The county has reached that point
where it is going to take itself by
the nap of the neck and get out of the
mud once and for all time. He has
been working in the road department
now for good many months and he
has given especial study to the prop
ositiOn. He does not blame anyone
because there have not been funds
at hand for permanent roads and men
have been doing road work in a small
way. But that way is passed now.
He says the first man who goes on
a road under his supervision will be
a competent engineer and the next
man is practical road builder who
is a contractor. The specifications
approved shall control in the work.
They shall be carried out in a work
manlike manner and then. when a
piece of roadbed is completed Carter
county will have an investment that
will be permanent.
Mr.. Arnold will put lot of energy
into this full month, and he will per
sonally see almost every man IN .he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
THE HOTEL SITUATION

In the campaign for a new
hotel in this city some state
ments have been made which
were calculated to induce peo-
pie to make investments in no.
tel stock The statements about
the great need of a hotel have
been somewhat overdrawn.
The hotel is needed and will be
thrice welcome by Ardmorc
folks and by the travelling pub
lie and by the oil fraternity.
But the assertions made con-
corning the hostelries here
have not at all times been JUS
tilted. Ardmore is equipped in
the way of hotels very much
like other towns of its size and
Importance which do not have
oil fields that bring a conges-
tion of people. The discovery
of oil created a demand sud
denly and the town could not
suddenly build a hotel. In the
first place men who invest large
sums of money do not do so
until they are convinced that
the investment will bring re-
turns. There is always a doubt
about an oil area until it has
been thoroughly tested. Some |
oil fields that give big promise !
do not last longer than a few !
months, and Healdton had to
be tested before wealth would |
be risked upon a hotel. The ]
field has proven to be a Won
derful oil area, it has leases
that will give up more oil than /
any other similar acreage in
the state. 1t has permanency
and as a result capital is not
afraid to seek out investments
in Ardmore.
The hotel will be begun this
summer, but it will require a
year to complete it. In the
mean time there will be fair ho-
tel accommodations in Ard
more for all who come this
way. All visitors will be cared
for. 1t can be said of the hotel
people of Ardmore that there
is not a finer class or a more
obliging class in any city. When
their houses have been over
run they have sought out rooms
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
KILLING NEAR
P0 D 0LV|LLE
FRIDAY Pm.
FARMERS FALL OUT OVER FARM
IMPLEMENTS AND SHOOTING
FOLLOWED THAT RESULTS IN
INSTANT DEATH.

David Slate shot and instantl,
| Killed r. r. Roland near Poolville
| yesterday aftern 1on after quarrel
over some farm to0ls that was in con
troyersy between the two men. County
attorney Hardy and deputy Bill
Brooks were called and placed Slate
under arrest who is now in the
county jail awaiting preliminary
nearing.
According to a statement of the
county attorney, bad blood has eX-
listed between the men for some time
which resulted in the killing Friday.
Roland was man about 50 years
of age and his slayer several years
his junior. Slate recounted his story
in detail to the county attorney but
claims the shooting was in self de-
fense.
Slate called at the residence of the |
deceased in the morning previous to |
the killing and was chased away by |
Roland after the latter had fired a |
shot from winchester, Slate there |
lpon went after shot gun, met
Roland in the road and shot with
he above result The date of the
hearing has not been set by the
county attorney
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
When You Have a Cold

Give it attention, avoid exposure, be
regular and careful of your diet, also
commence taking DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. 1t contains Pine-Tar, Anti
septic Oils and Balsams. Is slightly
laxative. Dr. Kings New Discovery
eases your cough, soothes your throat
and bronchial tubes, checks your cold,
starts to clear your head. In short
time you know your cold is better. It's
he standard family cough syrup in
use over 40 years. Get bottle at
once. Keep it in the house as a cold
insurance. Sold at your druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
IRA ARNOLD ANNOUNCES
Lone Grove Good Roads Enthusiast
Wants Place.

The people of Carter county and
especially of the third commission
ers' district will be interested to
know that Ira Arnold is in the race
for county commissioner from that
district Ii is interesting for the rea-
son that Carter county is preparing
to do some big things in the way of
road building in the next year and
the people will wan, material to Sc
lect commissioners from. The more
the better We can say that now
without its having any effect in put
ting more opposition out because the
time for filing has passed.
But we must not get away from the
Ira Arnold announcement because it
is an interesting feature of the cam
paign out in that district. Arnold is
an seer, nearly everybody in his dis
trict and a whole lot not in his dis
trict know him personally and he
knows them. too. He is a man brim
full of energy and determination and
is endowed with all the mental re
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02

in private homes and have ta-
ken guests to those homes. 1t
is unusual for hotel people to
go to this trouble, but Ardmore
hotel people are not the usual
kind-they are better. While
the new hotel is under con-
struction, please remember
that every guest of the city can
be well cared for by the hotels
now in operation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
COMPA c
NATIONAL GUARD
IN THE LEAD
LETTER FROM FORT SILL TELLS
OF THE ACTIVITY OF THE CON-
PANY WHICH WAS FIRST Or
CANNED IN ARDMoRE.
EDITOR ARDMOREITE.

take the pleasure in writing to
the readers of the Daily Ardmoreite
as to the condition and the spirit the
Oklahoma National Guards are in at
their present camp at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma.
Especially | want to mention Com
pany "G' of Wewoka, formerly of
Ardmore, which is ahead of any other
Company in camp. They were first
to leave their home station, first to
report at Oklahoma City, first to
leave Oklahoma City, first to pitch
tents on the camping grounds at Fort
Sill, first to be mustered into federal
service, first to take the innoculation
against typhoid fever, first to take the
physical examination, in fact Com
pany &C" is in the lead of all Com
panies in camp. Company &c" is in
the best of spirits and are anxious
to be called out at any minute neces,
sary. Captain VIM. S. Key and Lieut..
Earl Wayne Whitney are in charge of
Company &c" and are classed as
some of the best officers in camp.
Company &c" will be glad to ac-
cept any new volunteers who are will
ling and patriotic enough to fight for
their country in case it becomes
necessary. We are all having a good
time and are in the best of health, |
as every one knows that Fort Sill is
one of the best summer resorts in |
Oklahoma. No one has the least idea
as to when we will be called away |
from here but we believe it will be at |
least one week.
We will be glad to hear from any
one and will answer any and all ques-
ions.
Fort Sill, Okla, June 80, 1916.
Very truly yours,
GUY e. ZINGERY.
Clerk Company &c" 1st Infantry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
MoONSHINE STILL RAlDED
and Mash Confiscated and
Destroyed.

McAlester, Okla, July Limited
States Deputy Marshal ]. o. Peters
reports having captured a moonshine
still, forty gallons of whiskey and
800 gallons of mash III the Jack Fork
mountains southeast of Hartshorne,
Thursday. The operators of the still
made their escape. The still tand
whiskey were destroyed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
START INDIAN PAYMENTS TODAY
Checks Will be Mailed to Choctaws
and Chickasaws.

Oklahoma City, July 1.-Victor
Locke, chief of the Choctaws, said
tonight that the payment to the Choc-
taws and Chickasaws will begin to-
morrow. Checks will be sent from
the Indian office at Muskogee. Choc-
taws get $500 and Chickasaws 5000
per capita.
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district. His friends are of the opin-
ion that Ira Arnold will be on the
next board of county commissioners.