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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-24
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We are in receipt OF some Of
the very latest maps OF the new
state. These maps show the congres.
sional and legislative appointments,
shows the number and boundary line
OF each .enatorial district. 1t is a
complete map Of each OF the 70
counties. townships. post Offices ex.
press Offices. etc. II gives the name
OF all railroads. electric roads com.
pletcd. under construction and pro
posed
Every man, woman and child In
the entire state will gain lot OF
valuable information from studying
this map as 1t is the very latest
printed. Now to secure the map
send sl.OO for the Daily two months
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and the map will be given to you
upon ealing at this office. II you
want 1T mailed to you send lOc extra,
and to all public schools the map
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of J. A. Mccullough,
deceased
The creditors of the above named
decedent are hereby notified that the
undersigned was, by the county court
OF Carter county, Oklahoma, appoint
ed Administrative of the estate of
said decedent, and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said decedent are required to exhibit
them TO said undersigned administra-
trix, with the necessary vouchers. at
Ardmore. Oklahoma, within four
months from the date of the first pub
lication OF this notice. to-wit: from the
23rd day of April, 1908.
Dated 22nd April, 1908.
SALLIE A. MCCULLOUGH.
Administrative.
23dw2s-6-13
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LEDBETTER'S WATERLOO.
Muskogee's Mighty Marshal Gets Up
Against New Proposition.


Muskogee. Okla April 22-Bud
Ledbetter the mighty marshal whose
fame as an outlaw tanner is coexten-
siye with his name, has met his
Waterloo. II came before he had been
chief of the Muskogee police two
weeks in the form OF negro damsel
who had muscle and Drawn and was
full OF fight.
The chief picked her up on the
street and intimated that she was too
noisy and had better go home. For
reply she swung square on his face
with handbag she carried and the
big chief staggered She went at him
with all her might. This was a new
proposition. II she had been a man
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H. c. Dewitt & Co.. chicago. ILL.,
Gentlemen-In 1897 had a disease of
the stomach and bowels. In the spring
OF 1902 l bought q bottle OF Kodol
and the benefit received all the gold
In Georgia could not buy. May you
live long and prosper. Yours very
truly. @. N. Cornell. Roding. Ga. Aug.
27. 1906" Sold by w. b. Frame.
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Cascasweet is for babies and chill
dren. and Is especially good for the
his 30 common In cold weather. Look
for the Ingredients ON The bottle.
Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by
w. B. Frame
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Teacher or Superintendent.
For Public School In Dlsirict---
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this coast. unobserycd, although her
going was announced few days
later.
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Fishing tackle at Bivens. Corhn &
Frensleys 8.
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Mya Wll S Taylor Of Tacoma.
formerly Of Dungwick viii arrive
shortly to spend the winter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
COCK FIGHTERS FINED
All But Two Of as Pleaded Guilty to
Attending a Cock Fiaht

Lowell. Dec. 23-The local police
court was crowded yesterday when
the men arrested nc Dracut In the raid
OF the state police and deputy sheriff
were brought IN 10 plead to the charge
of being present at a cock fight.
While the usual Monday morning
offenders we're being disposed OF the
defendants IN the Dracut case took
possession OF the second session court
room. formed a temporary organiza-
ton with John Farrell as chairman
and voted 10 pool their cases and chip
IN for counsel fees.
Guy o. Ham OF Boston. counsel for
the Law and Order League. appeared
for the prosecution and ID. J. Donahue
and Robert j. Crowley for the defence.
When the list OF names was called all
responded except Joseph Callahan.
John Graham and George Jones. La
ter William r. Folsom entered a plea
as the George Jones" booked and the
other men were ordered delaulted.
Forty men then pleaded guilty to be-
ing present and paid fine OF SIS each
The number included former alder.
man. a piano dealer. a pawnbroker a
liquor dealer and men we'll known In
sporting circles.
William r. Folsom OF Lowell. Eddie
llagan Of Andovor and Albert Desma-
rails OF Atkinson. ~ H.. pleaded guilty
TO having fighting birds In their poss.
cssion and were fined s25 each
William H. Curtin pleaded not gull
~ to managing the event. but was
found guilty and fined 800. lie ap.
pcalod aud was held IN Si00 state
officer Fred r. FLYNN testified that
Curtin admitted having hired the Mer
cior skating rink nt Willowdale where
the fght occurred. saying g was for
political purposes
Thomas II Kelly. another Lowell
man. pleaded not guilty 20 being pres.
ent and had his case continued II is
claimed that he escaped during the
raid by jumping through n window.
When he appeared at police hcadQuar.
tors to bail n friend he was held.
Application was made 20 the court
70 have game cocks taken. valued at
$1,000 killed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
oREyLocK RESERVATION SUIT
Brought by Dewey Phillips Of Airing
ton Against Commission.

North Adams, Dec. 2l-Greylock
Commissioner W. II. Sperry of the
Mount Greylock reservation says that
while the commission has been aware
for some time that the proceedings
announced to have been taken by
Dewey Phillips OF Arlington, against
the award OF $500 for land taken by
the commission for the reservation
from Mr.. Phillips he did not know
what steps the commission would take
TO meet the case.
The land was taken by the commits
sion by right OF eminent domain,
Mr. Phillips has applied 10 the court
for a jury TO pass upon the actual val
uation of the tract owned previously
by him on the mountain which he
claims is worth $4,000 instead OF the
$500 awarded by the commission.
The commission had the property
appraised and made the award on the
basis OF that appraisement. II Is the
first lawsuit that has been brought
In connection with the reservation
and the commission does no. know
whether Il will be necessary FOR them
TO engage a lawyer TO light the suit
or whether the state will furnish the
necessary legal talent.
Mr.. Phillips planned to establish a
sawmill on the mountain pasture and
with that idea in his mind drew a
large boiler TO that spot where 1t has
since laid and rusted be'ond q point
where II Is of little. if any value. In
stead of the IA teams OF horses that
Il was reported necessary 90 draw the
boiler TO the position 1t now occupies
lust four teams were necessary, three
pairs OF horses and a yoke of cattle
and the boiler was placed exactly
where Mr. Phillips had intended to
establish his sawmlll for the purpose
OF reducing his tlmherland, that is
now under dispute. to lumber.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
STANDARD OIL Co.
MUST GET OUT
OF MISSOURI
Sweeping Decision by State
Supreme Court
THREE FINES OF $4,000
Indiana Concerns, Republic OIL Com
pany Of Ohio and Waters-Plerce
Co Of Missouri Must Go

Jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. 24.-De-
claring that the Standard Oil company
OF Indiana, the Republic Oil company
of Ohio, and the Waters Pierce Oil
company of Missouri had conspired
and combined to monopolize the oil
business in Missouri, the state Su-
preme court yesterday issued decree
ousting all three concerns from the
commonwealth and filming them $50, 900
each
The decree against the Waters
Pierce company is tempered by pro
yiso that 1t may continue in business
If, by January Is, 1909, 1t can show
to the court that it has taken steps
to operate as an independent concern
and has satisfied the judgment against
1t. The other companies are given
until March !, 1909, to wind up their
affairs in the state
The decision which was unanimous
on the part of the seven judges is so
sweeping that Attorney General Had
ley and Gov Folk hail it as the end OF
illegal commercial combinations in
Missouri, and the former asserts that
in conjunction with the decision of the
supreme court of the United States in
the tobacco trust case, It will affect
similar suits in other states.
Attorney General Hadey. who has
prosecuted the Missouri case since its
inception in March. 1905. will become
governor in less than az month and
then will be charged with the enforce
ment OF the decree issued.
The attorney general followed the
decree of the court with a statement,
in which he asserted that attempts
I had been made 10 compromise the
suit. AT least three efforts have
been made by attorneys for the oil
/ companies TO get me to compromise
| the cases he said. Il invariably told
them that the ultimate decision must
be made by the courts and / refused
/ their offers II was intimated to me
! that the oil companies were willing
I 70 accept a good large fine and con-
/ cede a victory to the state. The pro-
posals we're never reduced 10 details.
but they were entirely legitimate and
as such might be made I'm any form
OF litigation"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
LOOKING FOR A WIFE
Hoosiek Falls Young Man Asks Help
of Salvation Army

Troy, Dec. PA few days ago Ma
ior Crawford of the local Salvation
Army corps received a communication
from a young man in Hoosick Falls
who thinks he is in need of a wife and
who requested the Army officer to as
sist him i'll locating his affinity. He
described himself as being good look
ing, of being exemplary in habit and
being anxious to provide a good home
for some girl tired like himself of the
single state of bessedness. Superin-
tendent of Poor Cordial stated yester-
day that he is also in receipt of com
municatiOn on the same subject from
the same man, Walter +. Atwood of rs
Park avenue, Hoosick Falls. Hence
forth both the Army officials and the
county superintendent of poor will
join forces in endeayoring to supply
the young mans wish.
However there is hope for Mr.. At
wood, for Major Crawford is in receipt
of communication from a young won
an in this city who thinks she would
make splendid wife, in fact would be
just the kind of better half that Mr.
Atwood is looking for. She signs her
name to the reply, but the Salvation
Army officer does not care to make
that public until he has had time to
conduct an investigation for the pur-
pose of ascertaining that the respon-
dent means just what she says.
The girl states that she is only"
% years old, is an orphan and, as a
result, is lonely and in need of pro-
tector She is employed in an office
in this city and is a church member.
She feels confident that she could
please Mr.. Atwood that she would
make just the best wife that he could
dream of.
Major Crawford is jubiant as a re-
suit OF the reply from the young wom-
an and has visions of a wedding at the
Salvation Army temple. He would not
be averse to performing the ceremony
himself, he says, and it is not unlike
ly, If the couple are brought together,
that he will be the parson."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
Cheune Into the Lveo Persons Yourself and the Recpen
MRS JOHN H. EVANS
Well Known Resident Passed Away in
New York Tuesday

Now YORK lesday
Mrs. John H. Evans, for over IS
years a resident of this town, died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. J. w.
Rice in New York Tuesday night at
lO:45 after a long illness. Death was
due TO a complication of diseases.
The deceased was a native Of Ireland
but came to this country and settled
in Mechanicville when about seven
years Of age. Later she moved to this
town and made her home here ever
since She was born Dec. q, lS49.
Besides her husband, she leaves two
daughters, Mrs J. W. Rice and Mrs.
j. f. Garahan Of New York; three sons
Timothy Of New York, John Of Bridge
port, Conn, aud Joseph A. Evans of
this town; three sisters, Mrs. Charles
Crawford of Rochester, N. Y, Mrs.
Catherine McKeown and Miss Mary
Coffey Of this town and several grand
children also survive ner.
The funeral will be held from the
house Friday afternoon at 2:30 and
at the cemetery at o'clock. The
burial will be in the new Catholic
cemetery. The regular requiem high
mass which cannot be celebrated to-
morrow on account of the feast Of the
Nativity will be held in st. Francis de
Sales church at 8 o'clock Monday
morning.
Mrs. Evans was woman of pleas
ing disposition and excellent character
and was highly respected by her
many friends and acquaintance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
RECEIVERS REPORT FILED
Messrs Crane and storrow Ask No Pay
for Services.

Plttsheld. Dec 22.-The receivers
reports IN the cases of the North Adj
ans national bank against the Will
Jamestown Manufacturing company
and w. A. Gallup of North Adams
against A. c. Houghton Of North Adj
ans have been fled In the superior
court The reports ask that the ac'
counts be allowed and that the bal
ance left after the receiver Henry h.
Warner is said to be distributed
among the creditors OF the Gallup.
Houghton and Williamstown Manu-
featuring companies for whom the
receivers were acting. Balance of
cash on hand of 29.7OO254 is shown
IN the Wnlamstown Manufacturing
company's case and of SiS,963,66 In
the Gallup-Houghton case
The plants OF the two companies
with the Arnold print works We're
recently sold ut auction here to salts
~ creditors. The auction was merely
a formal matter, II really being n
part of reorganization scheme OF
the three companies who went into
receivership about n year ago.
Winthrop Murray Crane and James
]. Storrow. two of the receivers, do
not ask for any pay for their services
but Mr.. Warner wishes TO be paid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
eowLEs.sHELpoN
Married Quietly in Baptist Parsonage
Wednesday Afternoon

A quiet hut pretty wedding took
place In the parsonage Of the Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon az o.
clock when Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Sheldon and Lyman Kline Bowles
were united In the holy bonds Of mat.
rimony Rev Frank r. Morris. pas.
tor Of the Baptist church. performed
the ceremony. Miss Margaret
Schnurr acted as witness.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Bowles left for n short wed.
ding trim during which they expect to
visit Plttsheld and Stephentown
Mr. Bowlos Is an omploye OF the
Cooper Mfg Company and Is consider.
ed very popular and worthy young
man 10y his many associates. The
bride has many friends among whom
she Is a fayorite.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
KILLED BY TRAIN
Woodehopper oodged One But Was
Killed by Another


Killed by Another
pittsneld, Dec 22.--In jumping from
one track to- avoid a west bound tram.
a Polish woodchoppcr employed on a
wood Job tn Beckett for Fred Kelly OF
Washington. met instant death about
q mile west of The Beckett railroad sta.
ton about 7:i5 this morning being
struck by train No. % which leaves
this city for Springfield nc 1:13
The unfortunate man with a fellow
countryman was walking toward Beck.
ct from Washington, going 10 his
work, when he heard the west bound
train coming behind lie jumped hur
riedly TO one side and ON To- the east
bound track directly In front OF the
passenger train. His companion
jumped also but cleared the east
bound track and made an effort to-
drag the unfortunate man out of the
way of danger, but did not have time
to do So The engine struck the vic.
tim and after mangling the body badly
tossed it over nv enhankment at one
side OF the trackAa distance Of about
10 feet Death was instantaneous,
the head being crushed IN among
other injuries
The accident happened just across
the Beckett line IN Washington. but the
body was taken TO the Beckett depot
and Medical Examiner Wilcox OF Lee
was summoned. The companion. who
was with the dead man at the time Of
the accident. could speak but very lit.
tie English. but from what he could
say e Is believed that the deceased
was married and had a wife and Eve
children living IN Russian Poland. He
had been In this country for about a
year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
sARRE's wEALTHIEsT CITIZEN
Levi J. Bolster, Native Of Winhall
Dead at 10.

Barre, Dec. 24.-Leyi J. Bolster
probably the largest real estate owner
and wealthiest resident Of this city
died at his home on North Main street
Tuesday evening after a long Illness.
although he has been confined TO the
house but four weeks. Death was due
to a cancer of the stomach.
Mr. Bolster was born in Winhall
August 10, 1896. He passed his
early life in and about that town
having been employed on farm.
When a young man he frequently
visited this city selling sewing silk,
first from a little basket but later
as his business grew he Travelled by
train and followed this business for
many years in The early days Of
Barre he saw a chance for invest
ment, against the advice OF friends
he purchased a large amount OF real
estate from which in after years he
reaped a fortune At his death he
owned much real estate including
many houses an excellent farm.
and the polishing mill at the South
end OF the city. where he furnished
employment for many men and power
for many firms
When he gave up selling silk he
entered the mercantile business In
Barre and carried that on until
about 20 years ago Al the age Of
q years he was married 10 Calista
+. Bolster No children werf born
TO them and they have lived for
many years on Main street in Barre.
Besides his wife Mr. Bolster is
survived by one sister. Mrs NJ r.
Richardson. Of Bellows Falls. who
was with him In his last illness.
The funeral will be held from his
late home az 1880 o'clock Friday after
noon and Rev J. Edward Wright OF
Montpelier will ofIiclate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
KILLED YOUNG JONES
Fourteen Year Old Lad Perpetrator OF
ouinsigamond Crime

Worcester. Mass, Dec. oi.-Francls
p. Jones. o rs yenr old boy. whose
body was found on the Ice on Lake
QuinsIgamond was shot hy Frank
kantg. q lad OF No. according to q con.
fcssiou made by Krantz lie is held
ON the charge of murder.
krauiz was in bed when arrested
and Dt FIRST denied an knowledge OF
the shooting. Finally the boy broke
down and made o. confession. He said
ON Monday he LEFT home TO go hunting
with q shotgun, He met Jones who
was fishing through the ice. Picking
a.quarrcl with Jones ON q slight pre-.
text Kranlg according 10 his confos.
sion lovolod hls shotgun at Jones' head
and fred the charge striking the
Young fisherman IN the head and kin.
ing him
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
Programs for the Usual Services to Be
Held Tomorrow.

The following program will be given
at st. Francis de Sales church at mid
night Christmas Eve and at 10 o.
clock Christmas Day. The regular
choir will be assisted by Woods or
chestra and Mr. f. c. Bennett, tenor
The church choir of 40 voices will
sing the responses and several carols.
John II. Daley, organist.
Prelude Wagner
Organ and Orchestra
Solo-O Holy Night Adams
Mrs, Mary h. Healey
Violin obligato, George c. Wood
Kyne Traeger
Gloria-0st. Mass Mario
Credo-(1st Mass Mario
Onertory-"Adeste Fideles" Novello
Chancel Choir
Sanctus Traeger
Agnus Del Traeger
Christmas Carols-(Chancel Choir
Postlude-"M March of the Priests"
Mendelssohn
Organ and Orchestra
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-24
TO ACQUIRE BENNINGTON LINE
Measure to Come Before Massachus-
etts Legislature in January.

With the converting of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature the first Wednes-
day IN January, the merger question
will again be brought to public atten-
ton. this time through the report of
the railroad commission which recent
ly held a hearing on the question of
permitting the Berkshire street rail
way to acquire the Bennington q
North Adams street railway.
This inquiry into the matter on the
part of the railroad commission result
ed from a resolution presented in the
senate last year by Senator G. O. Rich
mond and passed in the last days Of
the session after the bill of last year
had been defeated. Now that Senator
Richmond has retired, the burden of
his work in getting the bill through
will pass TO Senatorelect William Tur
tie Of Pittsfield He is one OF the
best yersed men in railroad and street
railway law in the commonwealth.
The bin had the support of many Of
the most prominent men I'm Berkshire
county when it was before the street
railway committee OF the legislature
last year, and many OF them also APP
peared In favor of the consolidation at
the hearing held by the commission
this fall The opposition arose from
people who saw in this bill specific
legislature approval to a policy which
the state has condemned The local
argument of more economical man
agement did not appeal to them as it
did TO berkshire ppOple