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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
LEGAL

SALE oY TIMER LANDS AND OTHER
lNAlLOTIfD LANDS aui Surface ~
Segregated Coal and Asphalt Land BE-.
longing to toe thociaw and Chickasaw
lndiau Tribes and One Tract of lnal.
loucd iand Belonging 10 Oh" Greek Tribe
ln liuFHrs County oklahoma. uy tHr
United states Government
There will be offyrsd for sale a. public
suction AZ certain rslroad points IN Eastern
uklAhomA, from october %. l9ls 90 october
H. lbls, inclusive. approximately lA.rlo
sCres ~ uHa.Iotted land including 1900
acres ~ timber land in the Chogtaw Nation,
t.Inu acres Of the -4riace ot thg FrFfeEated
ooai and asphalt land iu fhe thogiaw Na-
uou, 900 acres Of uUalIotted land in the
thociaw, Ch'UkAEaw and Creek Nations. and
10 additional tracts of tho surface oi iht
tegrrsatci coal aud asphalt lard belonging
10 the thociaW aud tbitkasaW Tribes rr.
Gently relIuQulshcd a~i never heretofore
offered for sale The timber land will be
ne surface o. the frrrfgatrd Goa, and a..
phait land Will be- sold FOR cash 20 me high.
rsi bidder without regard fo the appraised
Ianc and not on time a. heretofore OF
Tered. excepting 90 additional tracts never
heretofore offered for saIc. which will DO
told 'n time at 3a per cent cash, 21 per cent
IN one 1rnt and balance by two years from
dafN o. sale. Tho 400 aEres Of uuaNottrd
h-i will De. sold 20 tho highest and best
giddW Without any minimum price being
.'hfN. NF fN'.fN estate no NNr ilNAI TIN
her land and other uuAlottcd hand will 30
fo. r".rry.ug tHo roul sud asphalt there
under fo ihH JhoHuN and ChIrkassw Ma.
ho's except where tho descriptive circular
fp specifically states that the coal and asphalt
viii b" sold With surface No limitation ia
placed ou ihc acreage " timber land which
any "ne person may purchase. No person
can purchase more than 100 acres c.arkl
Ted AZ agricultural land nor more than
tto acre. classified ah rfaEing land Rtr.
denre on land not requlrr1 nids NAV be
submitted Boo person. or hY agent with
power o' attorney or by mai. bids Ir mail
must bc accompanied By certified rAa-.s rr
hNnl drafts ior aa Per cent OF the auaHHt
Of bids The tEhi 60 reject any and rIl
bids H reserved Detailed printed tafu-ma.
zion Ag to dhfnA places trrms ~ su.. ir.
r'ui.ng IIfs OF circulars DOT. rinf.rr Uf hr
lands 90 be offered '0r sale may Do. OBJ
'n...t 'rrr uf cost uror aug raHnr FOO Mr.
UahH p parker Superintendent tuf fhs|
Five DtyIltr1 Trhes Nnssysr. ONsboma
Who 10 lhc only person authorized 20 ,el
these tribal lands io fhr rHh'. Mans ana
n'su rfg a'.u b. uNar. 'rur taH sapsr.
irir-tsnt 81 a o,Ei yi From g cents 10 so
uCuia each
CARO- sEfIS
Commu.iont- o. Indian Afalr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
NEW DIVISIONS
TO WIN IN 1919

CONTINUED PROM FACE ONE.
departments intention to libcralize
tho draft regulations In dealing with
the older men TO be made subject
to call had been mlsconstrued He
said there was no intention TO OK
empt married men as class and
that married men who do not cup
port their wives or are not engaged
In useful occupations will be called
as they now are.
Conscripton Of Labor Denied.
Discussing tho work or fight"
amendment OF Senator Thomas OF
Colorado TO the senate bill. Secretary
Baker said Il seems entirely CON
sistent" with the present regulations
and IL unobjectlonable lie said 10
does not provide for Conscrlptiun OF
labor As contended by Representa-
tives OF organized labor, but merely
would be a declaration by congress
or the work or fight" principle al
roady pat into effect by the draft
regulations
Secretary Morrison OF the Amerl-
can Federation pf Labor appeared ia
opposition To the amendment and 10
was arranged TO hear him and other
labor representatives tomorrow
Chairman Dent said tonight that he
hoped 10 report the measure Wcdncs-
day or Thursday probably with
amendments N sentiment In the
committee for provisions specifying
tho order Of classes to be called and
TO specifically defer calls for 1S-ycar-
old boys are adopted, Representative
Kahn of California, ranking Repub-
lIcan mcmhcr' plans a minority re-
port in favor Of the administration
ulRn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
WANTED
BOARD AND ROOMS

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
NEPHEW OF WORLD MAN
Is KILLED IN SERVICE

Word was received yesterday
morning OF the death In active serv-
ice in France OF Hcsdtt ]. Swear
tngen. nephew. Of n. w. swoaringen,
Of tho accounting department Of The
World. The young man was 20 years
OF age and his home was IN kansas
City. lie was. prior to HIS enlist
ment captain OF the Kansas City
Central high school basket ball team
and has visited Tulsa on numerous
occasions with his team.
Young Swearingen enlisted In the
infantry as n private. lie has a
brother also In tho service In France.
His parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. T..
Bwearingen. 1.-Two at als Londale
avenue. Kansas City. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Personals.

49, aM~---- - ----A
Mrs Robert NJ Caller and little
son Robert ir, arrived back IN
Tulsa yesterday from Colorado
Springs and Mnnltou The trip was
made Tor vacation purposes but llt-
tie Robert contracted scarlet fever
while there and made things "A little
tme Tor oawhilo but all Is fine and
dandy now.
- T Dyer, petroleum engineer
from San Francisco. Is IN Tulsa Mr.
Dyer has been spending several
weeks at Ranger and viii visit tho
ha..1s field before retaining 20
California
l. r. McColmm, ~ the Iucev
Manufacturing corporation ls MAX
Ing a hurried. business trip 10 the
Pittsburgh office Of the Iursy com
pany
E.s l.. Crogcn. yice-prcsldont and
general manager of the American
On a Tank Car CO. has returned
from a business trip TO Chicago.
C. J Rouson. president of tho
oklahoma Kansas Refining COM
pauy was IN Tulsa yesterday attend
Ing q directors meeting
r. w U1mst drilling contractor.
has purchased q home ln Aluskoroe.
and viii move his family there from
West Virginia u the ncgr future.
Martin C. Fleming hanter and oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
FOE is ROUTED
ON THREE LINES

way 90 the western outskirts OF tha
dominating position OF llNguy and
farther south 100 this hil and wooded
region have dehouDhed from iNr
ThIcscourt wood ANA also captured
the town OF rmurra situated .n uhu
oIae valley un the No,ou- -ComplrEne
road
Around tho curve in tho battle
line northwest of soIss5ns. mo
French from near uarlepont 10 Tou.
tcnoy ON kh0e Aisnu. q distance 0f
approximately nine milrs have
driven back the enemy to an average
depth OF more than mile and can.
tured several villages and 1900 prIs-
ouers
Unofficial reports record the cap
turo hy the British OF the railway
station ON the western outskirts OF
tho Important town OF Rove one Of
tho pivotal points on tho battle
front botw@n the somme and the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 10
Nf' hpAhSitR iur saie, iust oycfbauild.
20 ro' D. b Nhouts. $500
Ton TRUCK With stake body 4 / cdadi
I'oH price $500 ash Call Atlas Trans.
',f aod storssJ Co.
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
ftt1l' LlhuIS complete tor trunhs
"saEr r'b-
IND,N CHAINS Tor heavy truck Osagg
WANTED AUTOMOBILES Is
TOURING tAt NANIfu tor ufnrs
H'-F..a OH rfreenplgr basis or other
U.". Address T, World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
BOARD AND ROOMS

p,. NVoMa FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
~ hENI Large room modern eonven.
Ju,ra adjoining BATH. pr,ale bams
ln rhuno 4lls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20

permitted
Rates and Information
One cent . uord ssch insertion
Minimum space 70 words
Minimum amount 0ue time 2oo
Standardized and Indcrsd for Quiet Refer.
snea secordinG ~
THE BASIL l. SMITH SYSTEM
tcopyrlGhl
ussI'tsasssalSp, Itj
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
MOOSE, Al1tN1IOS An Moose .a oa
h.ni "wednesday night. touaHinr doing
bring your family aloH. Yours ln
j.. A. J..
LOST AND FOUND 2
bLAtk LEATHER PURSE lost eouutring
about glt ~ cash pass. J. & a. s.
X. r., from ~ Worth 70 Houston lost
between Tulsa and sand SpruEf Iaour
aJl5.J reward.
CAMEO BROOCH Lost cameo brooch
DARK background. white head. Loaf AHr
uu u; return to lAjO south boston
roward
LOST Mack cameo layalief set with peari,
between palAcc Of Sweets and Ladies
resi- room p lesse call phono 2p9o and rc,
rsive reward
LOST Pair Of glasses 30 case Sunday
evtuinE either 200 getting on car a. sauu
Springs. on GO that Arrvoi a. Tulsa
about j. m. or after Eetupr or car
~ Third street Phone 2lp Mrs Van
Arsdale, reward
lOSl Package Of uerauvss in grcen en-
veiopo from Allen 1hede'ai reward.
Phone Aosl.J
ONE IRON uHAH HORSE. 8 ,ysars old
right hind foot white. rosoh foretop
weight about $50 aud one cowboy sad.
dc % .poupds. li1O s Quincy. BeF
view haN'non g CLARK.
lost or SruLtN-At SAND Springs
OklA.. LIeweiiyu setter bird dog. white AuJ
brown spotted from ears. auGNcrs 90
namo oi Sport has collar On Party
having this dog please call mr a. Tho
Puritan drug store TulFa OEa or ms
residence a. Sand springs and n1 uuss
tons ssked / Will pay for the board
Ing of the dog up 10 this time n this
DOG it not returned I will prosccut. the
party having him as paid personal tar
on him B jerks
LOST SAturday night about O'Clock. sAu.
one $50 and tvo SO working mas
last +rut Phone 5sG7R. rrwarl for
retnrn
Los One black hand crip coutM1in- J
suits ladies wool underwear amt other
wearing apparel finder return 90 sion.
mtg Bros. sapnipa. ukA ''r 'sS1ri
loSI--stariisg crart%for LeHmEHg car.
Reward Phone T-'s
INWARD 81 ~ offered for hro quilts
taken or 81 ii7r between DO O. m. and
fW AUHfH IH|UHn and % %
tons asksd u returned Phone i5a2
Calhoun
STOLEN red and white DO Luve|
bicycle from IT front % y N g. A re
ward 10 returned 70 216 North May
belle
PURELY PERSONAL 81
ruE rNRrNFNsWp Hsroioioro existing
between ~ p Emerson and ~ NroFn.
rHdfr Che firm nNue OF fnefror &
Nrovu. 'Hrn,t1ra hospital has tf.a day
been dissolved. An persons having
quettni io present The same 20 The u1
deuigard and al persons owing the
partnership are rrV1ra'od 20 settle with
fHs undersigned W 2 Emerson. Tulsa
oua August 49, 1919
VACATION .WrauutuI Kandola. u,stius u
thr heart of tHs utArks For particulars
bHt rates address Randoa Inn. Monte
>r Ark
Want suNE PLACE whore ie.ycar.oIi
EH rau work for hoard A0i room Phone
s9i2. 'ak 'or housskseper
VAST rO KNOW ae whereabouts ot Mrs
Nclr Nrnrah or John Harilrsou 10 orr
Tulsa e.'l Mrs rood. lai3j
SPECIAL NOTICE III
NY PLACE s oW thc market it's IS
Carolina. An real estate dealers take
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20

SALES AT THE W S. s.. BANK
yesterday, IN charge of organized
labor OF Tulsa, amounted 10 $3.50.
There was "a strong organization he
hind the drive aud,ihcy made things
so fast Saturday Navy Mothers
day ala not come out as wen as it
miehL the mothers falling TO some
extent in their organization, Their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
WANT ADS
Want Ad Phones G0O0r
G00l

49, Ielephons your ISN'T ads 90 The rulsa
word when ii Is moro rouYsuleHt FOR you
70 DO 30 Re sure 10 give your uhmA sd-
dress ana telephone first AlvAJa akk mat
{oar telephone Advertisement be repeated
LAck 10 you by the person takJuF lt
All charge ads are due and payable the
SANE DAY trst Insertion oi a1 auTtaI
Out-of tovn household E0afa aud stua.
lions wanted ads must ho PAID boo advance.
AisrlAuiiieatiou Of Adverissmsuls DOT
permitted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
Complain of the Food
Furnished to Soldiers
Enroute to CantonInen'

Complaints have been coming TO
the local exemption board, as well
as TO the office of the adjutant gen
eral. of the eating places along the
route from here to cantonments not
supplying the soldiers with suffi-
cient food. nor OF the quality spe-
Gifted in their contracts. They are
said to have contracts whereby the
government pays 90 cents a meal
for these soldiers and they, like
many other dealers. are engaging in
a bit OF profiteering to the detri-
ment of the soldiers. The adjutant
general will investigate the COM
paints and has asked the local
board to forward all written COM
plants received by it and to reduce
the verbal complaints to writing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
AMERICAN CASUAL TIES
TOTAL TH|RTy-F0UR
NO OKLAHOMANS - LIEUT.
w. HILL OF CLEBURNE,
TEXAS, WOUNDED.

Washington, June 6.-The army
casualty list today contained 8
names, divided as follows:
Killed in action. I; died Of
wounds, 3; died of accident. ); died
of disease, q wounded severely. II;
wounded, degree undetermined, |;
wounded slightly 8; mission in ac-
ton, none.
The officers named were:
Lieut.. A. P. H. Sage, Memphis,
Tenn, died of wounds.
Lieuts. Willard Hill. Cleburne,
Texas, and Bernard c. Wolcott,
Binghampton, n. Y, we're wound
ed severely
The list follows:
Killed in Action.
Killed in action: Corporals Will
liam Fl. Delaney, Troy, N. Y; Will
liam F. Hatcher, Oxnard, Cal; Pri-
Yates Roy p. Eaton, Omaha, Neb. /;
Richard Ellis, GAINESVILLE, Wis;
Charles F. Kirby, Wappapello, Mo-;
Carl A. Parr, Nicholson, Pa; Au-
gust Schuster, Erie, Pa.
Died of Wounds.
Died of wounds: Lieut.. A. p. II.
Sage, Memphis, Tenn; Corporal
Sanford c. Eichorn, Elmorc, MINI.
Private Archie Swami, Herbert,
Sask., Canada.
Died of Disease.
Died of disease: Corporal Carl
II. Bartlett, Dundee. H.; Privatcs
James T. Baker, Novinger, Mo-.
Walter Green, Somervill,c Ga;
David Stromberg, Chicago.
Died of Accident.
Died of accident: Wagner Wal
Ter f. Wilhelm, Woodlawn, N. Y;
Privates Thomas A. Price, Nevada
Mo-; Jewell Reid, Lagrange, Ga.
Wounded Seriously.
Wounded seriously; Lieuts. Viii
ard d. Hill, Belvedere ranch, Gle
ourne, Texas; Bernard c. Wolcott,
N. Y; Sergt. Charles
J. Jerauld, Peoria, H.; Privates
Victor Z. Bergfalk, Grove City,
Mimi. Neil F.. Callahan. Minto, N.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06

ed toward the car and heard Pike
say, just before the shooting. NO.
| am not going on this train" Aft
er the first shot he said viii Pike
leaned over and said, "Oh,' and
then the second shot was fired; that
both OF Bigbies' sons had guns held
down by their sides; that he did not
hear them say anything; that
Charles Jones, the constable. got
off the train and asked who did it,
when Charles Bigbie said Il done
it, Eie said he saw no weapon in
Pike hands. He heard, an hour
after the shooting, that Miss Pike
and picked up bullet. She was the
frs. to reach her brother after he
was shot.
Cecil Hogue of Ardmore said he
was ut Lone Grove Sunday and in
store when he heard one shot;
that he ran to the depot and reached
Pike side shortly after. Pixies Sis
ter did that he did not hear Pike
say anything and saw no weapons
abou. him; that he came to Ard
more with Pike and his sister in the
car. Pike was unconscious most of
the time en- route to Ardmore. but
three or four times he appealed to
his sister, saying for her to stay with
him.
The gun with which the shooting
was done was then introduced in
evidence. 1t is AS caliber of large
pattern.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
ALLOW NO MORE
PRISONERS, is HUN
EMPEROR'S ORDER

Continued from page y
guests the emperor exclaimed sud-
denly: Now, gentlemen, advance
and as we grasp hands, promise me
YOU will stand with me to the last
breath"
Commenting on this, DR.. Much
lon says:
THE guests could hardly do 9TH
srwise when thus hidden by their
imperial host in his own castle to
shake hands with him; and thus a
VOW was extorted which would be
of value only if given freely"
No Quarter to Prisoners.
DR.. Muehlon declares that the or
der issued by the crown prince Of
Bavaria to the troops in Belgium
amounted to command to give no
quarter to prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06

D.; Michael Gaeta. Revere, Mass;
Harry Marvin Hulburt. Savoy, \.
Y; Corillo Lori Butte, Mont;
VIM. Marienschek. Plainfield, \. j.;
Michael Mazzoni. Boston; John Fl.
Siple, Wrightsvile, Pa; Louis F..
Trial Waterville, Me.
Wounded (present degree unde-
termined): Private Lee R! irish,
Indianapolis.
Wounded Slightly.
Wounded slightly: Privates Sam
uel c. Anglen, Fort Wayne, Ind;
Raleigh Knerr, Poison, Mont;
Horace II. Swickard. Toronto, o.
Missing in Action.
Missing in action: Private Geo.
J. Mcdonald, Roxbury, Mass.
Note-Privats Fleming McForcs-
man, Bardolph, ILL.,, reported killed
in action May 80, is also reported
10 have been severely wounded pre-
viously. Previously reported miss
ing, now officially presumed TO be
dead, Private Alphonsus J. Ms
Grath, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
June Auctions Of Land
In State of Oklahoma

Oil and Gas Journal: The June
public auction sale OF Indian lands
will begin on June Is, when lands
in Craig, Ottawa and Mayes coun-
ties will be offered at Ninita. On
Juge II lands in Nowata, Rogers,
Washington, Tulsa and Creek coun-
ties will be offered at Tulsa. On
June IS lands in Cherokee. Okmul-
gee, Wagner, Muskogee, Mcintosh
and Haskell counties will be offered
al Muskogee. On June Il lands in
Latimer and A;oka counties will be
offered at McAlester. On June 8
lands in Hughes, Okfuskee and
Seminole counties will be Offered at
Holdenville. On June 10 lands in
Stephens. Grady, Jefferson and Nc
Claim counties will be Offered al
Chickasha. On June 20 lands in
Carter, Murray, Johnston. Bryan
and Love counties will be offered
at Ardmore. On June 2l lands in
Choctaw. Pushmataha and McCur-
tain counties will be Offered at
Hugo. On June p lands in Le-
Flore, Adair and Sequoyah counties
will be Offered at SalliSaw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
GATES SELECTED TO
HEAD THE ROTARIANS

Frank s. Gates Will head the Ard
more Rotary Club for the ensuing
year. having been chosen president
by the newly elected board Of di-
rectors following the meeting OF the
club yesterday. n. Il. Feagin was
chosen vice-president and James
Barron was named as secretary. The
thre. additional directors are Mark
Kirkpatrick. /. s. Dolman and f. b.
Reid. The newly elected president
IS ono OF the charter members OF the
club and has participated in all of
its activities from the start and has
fully earned the honor unanimously
bestowed BY the club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06

No one in Carter county has
shown a greater spirit OF patriotism
and sacrifice in giving than has J..
d. Darling. who, after being award
ed $500 worth Of war savings GER
tificates, recently at the Ardmore
War Savings Bank, generously gave
half of it to the Red Cross.
Mr.. Darling is 81 years old. He
lives three miles and half south of
Berwyn on his farm. on which he
is making payments. His wife has
been an invalid number of years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
Autos for Ball League.

San Francisco, dne 6.-.Automo-
biles will be used by the Pacific
Coast Baseball league, beginning
Saturday. in transporting the teams
between San Francisco and Los
Angeles, it was announced here to-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
ENEMY PLANS DRIVE?
Bulletin-2:18 P. M.

(By The Associated Press.)
With the American Army in
France, une 6.-Extraordi-
narily heavy railway train move
ments from the northeast to the
westward ir the rear of the en-
envy lines northwest of Toul
were reported this morning by
American patrols.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
NEGROES AND INDIANS
THREATEN UPRISING
STAMPING GROUNDS
GIVE TROUBLE.

Henryetta, Okla, June 6.-Fear
OF possible uprising among mix
ture CT Indians and negroes, and
those of mixed Indians and African
blood in the Old Hickory Stamping
Ground, was dispelled late last night
when the Henryetta company OF
Home Guard, led by Lieut.. Roy
Wise, returned here with word that
the malcontents had promised to
dispcrse their bands and would NOT
attempt any trouble. Dissatisfaction
over the army draft, the fact that
they were forced to buy wheat flour
on the card system, and that they
were made to support various war
causes, were said to be the reasons
for the spirit of discomfort among
the inhabitants of the region made
famous by the Crazy Snake rebel
lion of 1908.
Report Three Whites Killed.
Reports last night that three
white farmers had been slain could
not be confirmed today, and mem-
bers of the Home Guard company
and officers who went to the scene
were unable to learn more definitely
of the reported killings,
Members of the Okmulgee Home
Guard company also went to the
scene, and, according to last reports,
returned about the same time as the
Henryetta organization.
Further details of the cause of the
uprising today showed that the
rouble had its incipiency at a cross
-oads store at Salem, hamlet near
Henryetta, where some of the In
lians and negroes attempted to buy
yhea, flour without flour cards and
we're refused. This led, it is said, to
hreats on their part. and hastily
allied meeting in which they plan
led TO take action themselves.
Officers to Scene.
When this gathering was report -.
d here, officers were Immediately
to the scene and later
augmented by the Home Guards,
Who were sent when sensational re-
orts were received OF the purpose
f the negroes and Indians gather
,g.
The Old Hickory Stamping
which was the scene OF
ne Crazy Snake uprising ten years
90 is in most isolated locality.
or some time. the authorities
ere say. there have been reports
lie enemy agents were seeking 10
Icite the Indians against the draft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06

interest in the Duncan National
Bank. Mr.. Martin, who has been a
resident OF Ardmore, has been di-
rector and inactive vice president of
the Exchange National Bank of
Ardrloie since its organization. Mr..
Martin will be active vice-president
of the Duncan bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
Jackie Killed BY Baseball.

Great Lakes, Ill.,, June 6-William
Witty, an lS-year-old jackie at the
naval training station here, was
killed yesterday by being struck by
a pitched ball The pitcher, an
other jackie, was exonerated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-06
WARREN w. MARTIN JOINS
DUNCAN NATIONAL BANK

Warren ". Martin. formerly vice
president of the Exchange National
Bank of Ardnore, and has associ-
aies have purchased a substantial