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RICH eUFFALonlAN KILLED.
Harry Hamiia Throwa Prem Aute
WHEN a. nit hatcher. Wagon.

BUFFALO. y. v. June i.-IIauy
Hamlin. one 81 Bufalo's best known
aud wealthicst ciiiEen-. was killed b.
an automobile accident on the WI
Evansville road. a mile north OF the city
line. M late hour.
Mr.. IIamlln's automobile collide,l
with n light wagon driven by Incot
Schaller. retired butcher of Bunalo
Hamiln was hurls-i io the roadside and
Instantly killed. Schaller was badly
hurt. but will recover. John IIeckcl. q
twelve year old boy. who was IN Schal
ier's rig. was fatally injured Both hi
legs were broken aud his skull frac'
turcd.
In the automobile with MIR Hamlir
were Anthony Gaviu.,a member 81 tho
Buffalo police force. and two OF Ham
Inns employees. one 81 them acting ~
chauffeur. Opposite the Country ciul
two automobiles going In the same al
rection passed the Inmiln party. Tbs
road was covered with a heavy coat
ing 81 dust aud the two rapidly NOV
ing machines left dense cloud OF dus
In their trail Schaller and the boy
wers driving toward Buffalo. and The
automobiles were going In the opposit'
direction toward willlsmsyille. Tn
nrst two machines passed well 20 tn
right.
schailer was pecring ahead through
the dust when lIamlln's machine fash
I'd directly In front 81 him. There wa
no time 90 turn out. The autsmohil'
struck the horse. tearing on is frou
legs and carrying. the wreckage 81 ~
wagon go feet down ihe. road. Schai
Ter was tossed to-onc side. but the boz
was damned into the wrcckaec OF ih'
/ rig aud the front ~ the auiomebils
The left front wheel Of the automobll
came OF. fitting the machine 20 th
left
Mr. Hamlln. who was on the from
seat with the chauffeur. was throw
over the ditch and ON 10 the trollel
tracks. which parallel the roadway
lie landed head foremost on the rails
Ills neck was broken The chauneu
and Gavin escaped with slight inJu
ries.
MIR IIamlin was ffty years old an
lived nj 1914 Delaware avenue. II
was son Of the late Cicero J. Han
lin. famous as a breeder OF trottin
horses. lie Il survived by widow an
one son. Chaunccy J. llamlin. who
an attorney.
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PITrSnuRG. June two men ARE
lying In hospital In critical condi-
ton from bullet wounds aud a thlri.
who fired the shots. Il dead. having
committed suicide after doing the
shooting. Patrick Rcarion. the suicide.
shot himself In the head. Thomas
Morton was shot through the night eye.
". NJ. Moorchead was shot twice In the
back ~ the head aud oncc In the neck.
The attempted murder and suicide was
caused. II Is said. over n woman named
Mrs. Anna Nortish. Rearion had been
drinking
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a...r.i rhom.. RACER Dead.

STAMFORD. Conn. June 4.-Gen.
eral Thomas II. Kruger. y. \. A. ire
tired. IL dead NJ his home on straw
berry hill. He had been ~ since last
Friday. when he was stricken with
heart trouble while escorting hl'
daughter home from n social gather
ing. He leaves a widow and two
daughters. The burial will probabl,
be at West Point on Thursday. Gen
erai Ruger had long and brilliant
service In the army. lie was a natlv,
Of Lima. ~ Y, his birth being on
April 2, 1893.
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rir., AIRES, In nucl., shop War

PITTSBuRG. June 4. The first mr.
rest made In Pittsburg under the new
Mcsta antlbuckct shop bill. passed b,
the recent legislature and signed b,
Governor Stuart on Saturday. wa,
made when II. A. Elklns. n broker. nj
legged 10 he connected with a New Yorl
bucket shop, was locked up In tho cen
trail police station. The new law aim
TO completely abolish bucket shops II
Pennsylvania.
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CA8 Ton Z n.
Bear u. oh knt ya Han Ll..n S'VEt'
'''; q &1HzZINN
Estate Of Charles V. Taft.
Notice OF settlement and Application
FOR UlaiflnufIou

Notice OF settlement and Application
for Distribution.
STATE OF yEhMOST. Ala session Of he
District Of bennington, So Probate Court hob
den NJ the Probate once M Bennington. IN
said District. on the fyth day Of May, A
ID. 1901
Present John v. Carney. Judge.
81. N. Abbott. erccutor OF the estate OF
Charles ". Taft, late Of Remington In
said dist. deceased, presents be administration
account for Examination aud allowance. AID
makes application fw n decree Of distribution
and partition ~ the estate of said deccased.
whereupon. It's ordered by said ,'ourt, that
said account and said application be referred
70 session thereof. ~ he held NJ the Probate
once aforesaid, on the 18Th day Of June,
A. D.. ieI ior hearing and decision thereon
And II n further ordered. that notice therouf
be- given 10 all parties Interested By pubica ! n
o. The same three weeks successfully IN h.
bennington Evening banner, newspaper pub
lished ~ benhlngt n, previous Va ssia Tine az
polluted Tor hearing, that they may appear NJ
said time and place, aud show cause u ans they
may have, why said account should not be- Al.
lowed, and such decree made.
record whereof Il ordered 30 be made
true record.
Attest, JOAN v. CARNEY. Judge.
A true copy ~ the original record
Attest, JOHN V. CArN 81, Judge.
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CLEVELAND. o.. June i.-Michael
czolgosz. brother ~ Leon Czolgosz. the
assassin ~ President Mckinley. has
returned h,sr from sharon. Pa. where
be has been Tor n week past. lie cX.
pressed himself as being very indig
nant over reports that be- expected 10
20 tSCanton ON the occnalon OF the
funeral u Mrs. Mckinley. lie said
the reports were absolutely without
foundation. NJ be- had never thought of
going 10 Canton.
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Each Grt Mn. Year,.

DENVER. Colo. June 1.-The 81
prcmc court has affirmed the decision
Of the district court Ia the case Of
Leonard Imbodcn aud james A. IIlli
who were convicted ON Dec. ~. 1906
Of Irregularities In banking. whlc'
caused the failure Of the Denver Saw
lngs bank. Each was sentenced q
prison for nine years.
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Geo. e. DonneIIy

will locate in Bennington July l and
will be prepared at that time to take
limited number Of pupils on the
violin. For terms and arrangements
address George K. Donnelly. Ben
nington. VT.
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I,,.m., p.,,.v o,,,. n, strike.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Am the
200 llnemeu In the employment % the
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph
company here quit work In sympathy
with the striking girl operators. WIN
have been on strike for over three
weeks 10 force a recognition OF theI'
nnlnn
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tn. Austria. Derby,

VIENNA. June 3.-The Austrian Der
by. valued at $4,000. was won by
Count wenkheim's Syrian from Count
Hsnckel's Come In Time. Herr SIZE
msre's LanEolo and Herr Won wlller',
Hieronymus ran q dead heat for third
place.
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ARLINGTON.

The ladies Of 81 James church will
give q strawberry supper nj the church
rooms on Thursday evening, June O,
from o tosp IN. Supper &c. All are
cordially invited.
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WANT Ed

,save customers for number Of small Bel,
s,aston houses. pricefrom eiooo 70 WOO each
hvss =. Ell ouarr,ss. water powers, timber lands
,a,,ltrv farms, m liz, stores, hotels. good bust
po w. ,srepositlons, hne dairy farm, small OF
great; beautiful summer homes, oy m9un, y, ~
s..i s,ststs we have list d with us over 800
sssr.s located In Vermont and New fofk.
aend stamp for new 1907 pamphlet
49, Nash. bennington. We
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n A. the regular meeting
!" !: !. !: = !: E !.
IAN -. * A. NJ, 10 be held
N%HX mag, June 4, nj 3 pm,
N/ tho Master Mason's dc
" gree will be conferred
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MULLIGAN 4 ROCHE
Will Fit You Out In
HART, SCHAFFNER.
& MARX
Clothing Acknowledged
the Best Made

Clothing Acknowledged
the Best Made
The Most Stylish, the Fin
est Fitting, The Material
Guaranteed all Wool. We
are the Sole Agents
Suits, Top Coats. Rain Goats. Your
choice from $1,000 to $500.
Knox Straw Hats $500 to $500
Straw Hats 2sc to $500. Farmer
Straw Hats SC. l0c, l5c. Csc. Fancy
Hose from l0c to SOC. Stylish Shirts
from SOC to $500. Plain and Fancy
vesu $l.0O to $3.50. Trousers from
81 90 to 5000. Flannel Suits from
$500 to $500. Flannel Trousers
from 81. so to 5000. White Duck
and Crash Hats for men. boys and
children from Csc to SOC. Belts Csc
and SOC. Children's Sailors Csc to
SOC. Working Gloves l0c to SOC.
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% w P RI c ( D
ADvER 7 Isl NG
WANTED.
\UANrED-Nurse girl. Mrs @ II. Dewey,
w Union 81. 70
DOY WASTED to feed printing press.
7su
WANTED-To buy dozen good hollyhock
w plants. Mrs W. b. Stewart, az Wash
lngton street. Tiff
WANTED-patten makers state expert.
w enoe and reference. Address Box N.
w ANrED-At once. . thoroughly co mp
w etent man TO square and straighten nne
Mills. No. Tonawanda, N. Y. cots
MEN WANTED for automobile driving
wi and repair business; t25 Tor Road driving
course. easy payments. largest and best school.
Also Correspondence course for home study.
Send stamp for catalogue Boston Auto School,
AS fremont st.. Boston. IS
WANTED-woman 70 do kitchen work Mt
es. iitf
WANTED Cooks, Mattresses. second girls
w and general domestles: 90 10 80 per
month. Also Rirls To take positions In shops
and mills NJ 81 10 " per day. Call or communal.
cate q. once with kockwoodS Howe, BsnnIng.
FOB SALE.
hon sALE-Carriaxe for sale cheap. 10
j quire OF Charles Rice at the Edward Nor
Pottery T2t6
= ments. Address u. Berg. % w.Maln
street. Tito.
TOR sALE-soll for grading purposes.
ID. Edgerton. Deweyst st2i
Lon sALE-smlth Premier typewriter and
II stand In excellent condition and but
South ~. oGf
10 REM.
V,O RENT-Nice barn on school 81. Apply
street 81
Two RENT ommodious brick stable 70
] rent. one block from Main street. Addrcs.
Jl2 Pleasant 81. ~
TO RENT.-Dcsirable irnemcnts. one
j stores, NIL property with water power,
Individual storage lockers. WIN n. havas.
sos North 81.
U,0 RENr-Tenemsn, OF i've rooms. I'm rear
II OF Evans news room. Good cellar. Av-
pay 2Os Pleasant 50. O.
no HENT-Two rooms on third noor Of
i Savings Bank Building. Will rsns singi,
OF together. Apply 10 y. IA. Dewey. treasurer
-----------------------
TO RENr-The store now occupied BY Miss
Barney. The oldest millinery stand In
esnhingion' Apply tos n. lockwood.
I,o RENr-Two rooms suitable for once. OF
Il ground door. corner Of Main aud valen
une. Inquire Mrs X. Norton. 80 Pleasant
81 estf
EunsIsifrD ROOMS 70 rent. from Oh
Howe. W" IA
CONTRACTORS AND suiL oGRs
| AMkS silk. contractor aud builder. Al.s
| X frpAirinE. rcbaildinx anu snoofk Shop %
Unioustreet.
/ lpEuIs0TOs a WoOrS- s'ontraotors h
y building and slate roonns. once iis Soul
~ sug
E'otsD- % West Main street Fold fob
| ~ monogram -. a.. I. " With picture of lad,
| inside chtrm- Osber may have sane by pay
70 fog this adv. aud calling Al nyer smith,
Mccall So sot
STOOD vatch. monogram ~. D.
- fhur.day eyening. Reward wlll Be Klyel
u returned 70 john DIN. North bennington.
-op
osr-riand bsg. containing handkerchief
~ so add foreiga coin with chain attached
FINDER VIII please return sane 10 postoffce
Mrs q. l. iiruss. ~
CAMpLEs FREE-our 10 ely -rrinee.
~ Alice" SIX sumner BELT Tor ladies IL
~ouderful seller. every lady. orders nj slsht
nothing ~ nice of stylish sold Il storcs. place.
oniy through Agents direct from our hetcry
Price within reA Of all send 10 cts. Il
stamps 20 pay POSTAGE and samples VIII b
mailed AZ Unce. Princess Alice Belt Co
Augusta. Ne. n
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TO REM.

r,o RENT-Sice barn on School 81. App
"a Mrs Frances A. Eddinston. 30 Scho'
street So
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MULLICAN { ROCHE

The Leading CIothiers and Tailors
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SAMPLEs FREE-our 10 ely -Prince.,
~ Alice" SILK sumner BELT for ladies IL q
~ordefful seller. every lady. orders nj slsht, ;
nothinf A. niee or stylish sold Il storcs, placed
only through Agents direct from our factcry.
fnce within rea Of all send 10 cts. n
stamps 10 pay POSTAGE and samples will be
nailed AZ once. Princes, Alice Belt Co !.
Augusta. Ne. n
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U,OR sALE-House with modern Improve
= nents. Address u. Berg. q w.Maln
sueei' ITO
TOR sALE-Soii for grading purposes y
u. Rdgerton. Deweyst alta
EOu sALE-Smlth Premier typewriter and
II stand In excellent condition and but
little used. Price reasonable. W. A. Root. i2i
South ST. e0f
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1,O RENT Commodious brick stable 70
rent. one block from Main street. Addres.
J2 Pleasant 81. ~
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FOB SALE.

ENOu sALE-Carriase for sale cheap. Ia
= quire OF Charles Rice at the Edward Nor
Pottery 72t6
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T0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trnements. ono
] stores. mil property with water power.
Individual storage lockers. VIM n. havns.
sos Sorth ST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
GRAIN LETTER.
by Logan d Bryan)

Chicago, July % The dumping OF
wheat by local holders at the close
is not especially explained unless q
was due to failure to get positive
black rdst reports from the north.
west There Is plenty of bull news
ON which TO buy without chasing lt
ter doubtfud reports of black rust
Wheat sold off very little early be-.
cause OF lower cable and fine weather
very good buWug wet In on report of
northwestern miller that Western
Canada will do we'll To get 60 per cent
Of last years yield Kansas city wiz
ed an elevator company with sixty
stations got only 5000 bushels
ON bids sent out last night That the
market had receipt Of 81 ears today
against 6Sl vast year and 5000 cars
short of last year Primary receipts
are loss than 10 per cent Of that Of
last year. There was buying of
wheat and selling at Minneapolis in
closing up spreads. In general way
the reports ON spring crop are Of
same doubtful character As they have
been for two weeks past
Think conditions are shaping all
right for good bull market and
those breaks should be taken adyan-
tagc of to buy wheat.
CORN Corn prices We're infmenc-
ed by wheat both early and lote. Sep.
tcmbor advanced to 50 IA, and drop
ped to 81 rs at the close. Eleva-
tors are selling September and buying
May corn The weather over the grea-
test part of the belt is considered fine
and many reports of good progress
are being made A. best only a por-
ton of backwardncss of the crop can
be made good and where the stand
Is thin nothing can make up for IT,
Think market Is in healthy posi-
ton.
OATS-All the offerings in the pit
were taken by group OF strong hous'
es during the morning and the list
moved up half a cent for September
and 3.S for May very easily. The ad
vance was lost at the close in sym
pathy with the break in wheat.
\ few bulls have such large lines
In hand that any increase OF buying Is
likely to develop strength quickly.
II. T. RUTHERFORD & co.
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PERSONAL MENTION I
++++++++++++++++++++++'

]. A. Conner, representative Of the
Milwaukee Bag Co, was in Ardmoro
Monday afternoon on business trip.
Jack Sandlin Of the local postoflc D
clerical force has gone to Burneyville
to look after the crop situation.
Col J. j. McAlestcr, Democratic
candidate for railroad commissioner,
was here Monday afternou from South
McAlester in conference with City
Judge Gait looking after reunion bus.
iness.
c. A. Hahn, field deputy marshal
located at Cornish, Is in the city on
business at the marshal's office.
The Misses Purcella, formerly res
idents of Newport in this section. are
here on a visit with friends from Dal.
las
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
COTTON LETTER.
(By n. a.. q. Beer)

New Orleans, July 23.-lnfluenced
by the continuance Of very hot wel-
Their in the cotton belt, the heat hav-
ing become all the more intense, val
ucs attained a higher level after op.
ening about unchanged from the
close of yesterday.
The official report Of the govern
ment weather bureau showed the un-
usual high average Of 81 degrees for
the entire cotton belt, the mercury for
the district OF Galveston figuring DO
worked up 10 100 degrees indicating
that the temperature had been well
above 100 In Arkansaw, especially
since stations I'm the district OF New
Orleans recorded 100 to 1906, the av-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
CRIMINAL SITUATION
NOW THREE THOUSAND CASES
AGAINST UNITED STATES WILL
NEVER BE TRIED.

Muskogee, |, T., July 22.-The an
nual report of Leo. +. Bennett, mar
shall OF the western district, will show
that there are 5000 criminal cases
on the records of this district whicn
have not been tried and which in al
never will be.
There are cases that have been ac-
cumulating on the dockets and can
not be gotten to trial II is provided
that these cases shall be transferred
to the state courts when statehood
comes, but lawyers agree tnat such
cannot be done. The offesne charged
in all of these cases is against the
United States, and the state cannot
be offended by a crime against the
United States committed before the
state shall have been created. The
condition that exists in this district
exists In some degree in the other
three judicial districts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
A STORY.

II. $. Gamble, secretary OF the Mo.
tor Boat Club of America, said re-
Gently in New York:
ITO do creditably in motor boating
it is necessary to keep up with tn"
times. II is amazing how soon q
motor becomes antiquated-alm
sooner than an automobile"
Mr. Gambel laughed.
'ln Germany" he said, the gam
ins, who are remarkably expert in
severe motor critics, shout at you, ii
you are in one of those little. old.
fashioned, noisy and slow automobile,
Sewing machine"
Sewing machinen 1t isn't bad, -
it But heard one of our own gam
ins criticize an old-fashioncd automo.
bile the other day quite as cruelty.
The automobile had collided with
truck. and policeman was taking
its number
"'BC7sG,' the man muttered as he
put the number down in his note
book.
Hold on! said the gamin. That
amt the number. That's the date IL
was built.'-Exchange
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erage of which district was 9S de
grees. \ noteworthy development In
connection with the hot wave was 10
Gated In the fact that IL was working
westward and had reached the state
OF Texas, the average maximum for
In edistrict of Galveston figuring 90
degrees against 92 yesterday and
there was an absence Of rain in the
bolt except light, insignificant show.
ers in the district of New Orleans.
That the need of rain has become
more urgent and over greater area
than imagined was forcibly demon
strated by today's government wealth
er review, which not only stated that
number Of counties in the western
half OF Texas we're In want of muis-
turc. but mentioned the fact that the
precipitation during the past week
i'm Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Geor-
gia. Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, Tennessee and
even in tho Carolinas, was below the
normal are deficient and In some sec
tions decidedly So The crop Is so
backward in an sections eYcopt per
haps In South Georgia and southwest
Texas, that it Is no further advanced
than it should be by the later part
OF June. Therefore, II is claimed that
IT is In no state of Development TO
withstand such excessive heat as is
now prevailing in an districts OF the
cotton region.
There Is possibility OF occasiona
showers tomorrow In extreme south
west Texas and Louisiana and Mils'
ississippi and in Alabama At this mo
ment II is threatening in New Or
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-23
The WAREHOUSE PROPOSITION
IT'S STORY IN A NUTSHELL

The cotton warchoue proposition Is
as yet an unsettled question. with
poor prospects of the matter ever be-
ing settled unless the business inter.
ests of the city wakes up and does
something between now and Aug l..
for after that date the matter viii
be turned over to the farmers to set
tie for themselves and the people II
Ardmorc will be asked to assist thr
farmers by giving donation to the
enterprise.
The fact developed at the meeting
last night that ten men lived in Ard
more who had the future interest OF
the city at heart, while several thous-
and live here who do not wish to see
Ardmore grow, and want to see the
cotton that has been coming to market
here taken to other points. The del
egation of farmers present at the
meeting was as large If not larger
than the number of business men.
So far the old committee has So
cured subscriptions Of stock amount
ing to $1,000 In the city among the
business men, and the committee oI
farmers appointed has secured SUD
scriptions of stock amounting to 5000
which makes a sum total subscribed
to the warehouse stock amounting 70
$500, while It Is necessary that 81
500 more need be subscribed To as
sure the warehouse for the formers
union rs was pledged that organiza
tion by the Commercial Club last fall
The old committee was discharge,
from further service and n new com
mittee consisting Of c. n. Joiner, Ln'
Crucc, A. w Taliaferro, Milo; Tou
Payne, Lone Grove; Don Lacy an
c. l.. Anderson, was appointed I,
make another effort to secure SUD
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scriptions TO the remaining stock %
build the warehouse. After this con-
mittee has finished its work, and
should the money not be raised. then
the matter will be turned over to
the farmers To SETTLE the question for
themselves with the probability that
the cotton of this section will be-
sold ut otehr points than Ardmore
and this city will then lose its pres
tige as being the largest inland cot
ton market In the world.
Loe Cruce expressed It as his opin-
ion that the money would be raised
by the new committee and a mastery
effort would be made to do so within
the next ten days. In the meantime
while the committee Is at work the
committee appointed by the farmers at
Sneed will he at work in the country.
The ten men who nave the future
interest of Ardmore at heart and are
willing to work for the city. and who
signified their willingness by attend
ing the meeting last night are w X.
Roberts. J. w. Banks. Frank Hyden.
Lee Cruce. +. X. West, G. NJ. Joiner.
p. ID. Maxwell, d. NJ .Rumph, A. X.
Swan and Lee Cathey.
The farmers present at the meeting
were J. =. Taylor. Ardmore; r. II.
Vernon, Lone Grove; Chas. Ward.
Hewett; J. A. Massey. Newport; w.
c. Smith, Ardmore. G S. McKinnon.
Orr T, A. Payne, Lone Grove; G. G.
Wright, Lone GROVE; w. C. Thomp-
son Hoxbar. and A. W. Taliaferro.
Milo.
j. p. Taylor will assist the commit
tee In making the canvass among the
business men.
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j. D. Anderson. who was arrested
several months ago on the charge ut
carnal knowledge Of his ward. young
Indian girl has made bond and was
released from jail today. The bond
was fixed at $1,000. The facts OF the
case were reported in the Ardmorcitc
exclusively at the time the crime was
committed
+. L. Carlock. one of the parties
charged with a killing that took place
near Overlook several months ago,
made bond and was released from Jail
today
J. f. Bryan was placed in Jail today
with the charge of assault and bat
terry lodged against him.
J. b. Sims, who is charged with
burglary, was locked up in the IIotel
de Nichols.
VIII Rose. charged with perjury.
was arrested ON a be, h warrant and
lodged in Jail.