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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17


li8 Seip5igs npe, er Oen 1. Oiai
oeloi5 bleUen aabnet for 0riiten.
Zen italienife Sunger 9nruIa bar
/ 8inter tIent 100000 0allurs pe0
at optrGoe 80 @jange poa Operaen
! 9iem 9Orf. Samti0ig jar ban
tient ca. $4,000 Coll. pe0 at iDnge
| 8rmnnofoner.
Strife i gtorge. 'StoooIger, l..
.DiaI. 1000 2lrbeioere. 9poraf Gre
OieOelen er Oteno og 0e 10 lreoie.
OeIe aoitlOer, peo 2S 0ermetif So
brifter itrifer ira Dag.
Gig al Ell Slipper. Boris, 1 Oloi
Eoa Stranoen oeo St. @illes iur
Gie bor man iltn0et 9i9et of 2ltft-
ifipperen 2elolp. Der oen t3. 2lpr.
nleo i'm galfon orep no ooer 2ltlon-
ter9aoet.
9ie0itprtet ,SlDoer. a5o5onneStbnl,
I Ddai. 6enanoo 9pften t Gags itpr-
te0e e5lpoeren 9esli neo meO iitlJto-
roplun ira en- betpOeli9 6eiOe. San
bIeO 6oapot inaret bragt til Spge-
btet.
Oomper ifpoeS / Senf. 9tom, II.
Qiai. st an0et oi oct gr9if-ameri-
fanife Oanlp2fibsieIifabs 9ampere
er bleuet iflt0t i S9nf / 'SmDunas
0dnn. iii. ct Telegram, iom bleo
nroOtdget ber i Guar ira Slnprna,
80 FerIoner orufneoe.
Seian0ten 9iegnon1 bar aigioet
officiel e9retnrng ON Oproret /
,Se5. 9lonIagen opgiues oglaa 0eri nt
at pere 5roppernes Oiisfor1eielie
neo 0ereS Sgnforbol0 og llpillie
moo at fonme til at Qon neo
5ornpiter.
2e tpife 9illhingsloDe Berlin,
/. Nfai. 9ii9SOagens 5inonSuOoal9
bar Dag meo nlle 6orgerlige Eor-
tiers Stenluer pe0to9et Dliliter-
lopiorilngetS Earoa 3. oeo 6piQfen
Srrens Stprfe faifGttc9 til %
9lrneforps imoo iom 9iOtil % Pr
meforps.
Sra 43eriien l6eran 30 9lpr.
'Regeringen bor aipct 4olIticbefen
,Sul0nagt til at arreitere alle QboO-
itanoere oIi 'Re9erinaen 9IalbOt oe
/ 9ug orreitereoe er Slllinon ll}irs
"a. Der par 55rer for Oppoiition2n
/ iiOite FarIomeut. &c orreitereoe
oil rimeligniS blipe forpiitc til en- al.
ii0es 9p EerIien.
ou5nnoeripge3er oa qlrreitotio-
ner Sltsllnoer'e9elier ioretoges /
St. 4etersborg 9}atten 30. 2lpril /;
nlange 2lrbeioere nrreitere0es. 5
9pens Sobriffer ihrifeoe 25,O00
D}anO ST 6 ON 2litenen ial0t Der
foran anian-aatbeoralen Ell Iemon.
itrution Steo al 5000 nunoliae og
iuip0efi9e Stuoenter lanlt qlrbeiOere
Folitiet oOiplitte0e 0ipng0en oa fo-
retog 10 9Irreitotioner.
0prerne Iiocr 9}eoerloo 2Isln.
cion, Earnguop H. Q6oi 9ieae-
rinaens Trooper i(og / Soar | 9IGr-
be0en al 5ibiclmrp Gprererne lnl0er
aoninlonoo al 9iepubliffenS iorben-
oGrenoe 9rpiiOent 0berit 2llpino
Sara Sieaerill0ens StDrfe bleo
fonrnlonoeret al arigSulrliitcren og
niorcbere0e 6erfrn oen : 9lpr nor
at nlooe Oprgrerne, iom rpffeoe
iren ira NiIla Gncarnacion, onltrent
100 0fil SDneit nor SoocOiioOcn
Gen iGamle 9frme por itor.
G'rrinqen / Maroffo. Poris, 30.
9lpril. 9lqerce Sooas mel0er ira Gar
raicb: @eriraen peoparer 0et er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

tilruaoet @ltropperne life at forlaoe
oereS Suite, 0o 0e irt0fDote, efter
at 9egibenbeOerne / 5e5 er bleoen
befen0t ber, er bleone me9et arunas-
ienOe. @rlrlOet pan ouarligt 9eir
9or Set pGret lnnlligt at lanOiette
De ipnnte 5orlt9rfninger, Der Der
efter er oen0te tilboge til Ga0i5
Wfoa life BRUCE 0tonoplnner Ba-
ri8, -. Oioj. 0et fronIfe arigsOe-
portenent 6or lpOien0t ct Girfulere,
6bori oct iorbpoer Ofiicerer og mill
tore 6lDoeeleper for 5i0en at gao
til &eirs / Dfonoplaner. 0ette 5Sor-
blro IfpI0es en- oigtig SpOogelie meo
Seni0n til lllDffeStilf9l0e, lom oct
lSlngS SSlppenalfiner bnr p9ret no
lat ior. Zen 13. O6arts onltom 9pjt-
nont Seoelle, me0enS bon flBi til
8ol. gienbioner iaa, at en- al 8in-
gerne paa bnns Dtonoplnn 6ruffe-
Oes i Sititen, og 0ette fopaaniogeOe
2gjtnontens Ogo.
Flanlngger en- 6re0Sfeit. Ottama,
Ont, 13. 0loi. Ger er tillDIt ct
D}g0e for at tnge 9eItenmelie om
lSeitli9bol0elien al ben 100 2lors-
0ogen for iSreo mellem CANADA og
De Sorene0e iStQter. Wfgoet ifal boil
0es Ottatpa Den 1. Sylrni, % oct
pi( ne0intte en- aonlite til at lamar
bei0e meo aIomiteen ira Sc lSorene-
0e lStater o9 lStorbritanien. s15lt0bp-
0ellen er unoerte9net al Senator
Glor, Senator 8onornon, Sir 9o1riS
! ISette. Cir 9lleronoer 2ocoite, Cir
@iGllinni 0icaen5ie, Cir u. &
W1ercoit6, Cir g8ilIiont 0hlllocf,
Cir 9ibonios 'S6ollgbne9'p og Sir
@0lnin6 g8alfer.
atla foor 8enqeloon. gefing,
t3. Ntai. ,Sinallsrlnlilteren nq 9an-
fiererne, iom reprpienterer oe 6
0faqter, 9p ,Soreneoe Stoter, Stor-
Britannica a5ronfrig, GpiflonO, ,9tuS-
lan0 o1 ,Sapal, er bleuet eniqe om
oe 9etinoelier, 6porpoa oen fineii-
'7fe 9ieaeriag Ifal fau ct 9aon poo
$50,000,000 2aungioerne 1tal Del
tage aontrollen ooer Yenqenes
glnbeuoeIle. 6ois GrpifOent 2hton
Chi aoi oa oct notionole 9faoo
1oofen0er OperenSfoniten, nil set
betJ0e ct 9Ieoerlog ior Ercniermi-
lbiiter long Sboo 9i iom oar fat
fiq imoO, at Ser loones Penge poo
ioo0ounc 9etin9elier.
) &iqsoamloen. 9iig50lunoen be-
ba1oleoe Ofanoug 0en %. 2lpr. Sail
tusniniIteriets 9u0get, og peo oell-
ne 2eiligDeo pnttulte Sen ti0ligere
6erer Tor oct fonitihltionclt-belno-
frotiife @orti, N}ilhlfom. Sc 69ppiQe
Selpmoro blnn0t Sfole0iiciple og
itotalte. ioet BON pcqeOe pan St1lltuS-
milriiteren o9 OefneS 2loioint: &ore
eorrs 9tor0cre iiooer 0erl
6or 0enne lt0talelIe blen Qhiliu-
folp u0glnffet ira 9)tSOer, og oo
bnn oerto9 ll0tolepen ubeIuffeoe5
bon ira 10 M60er.
Sperrig ionl 9iepllblif. st iocial-
0enlotrati.f 6orilag. &eo ,. annl-
tltera UtG0e Den 30 9lprll 1ttlle0e
&orgneiter 9inobn9en (Social0emo-
frat) ct 5orilog, boori bon Glitter en-
lrOfarlig Qlotiperino foreiloar, at
9iiosoaeen principielt uotoler Jig for
glfifaffelie al ben orpeliae 9iege
ringsnoBt iont Ssn0fercl'c al 9ie.
pitblif.
@rOpiOere foreiloor 6nn, at osr
inbferes @ffnnrneripitenL 90 ot en-
6per 0}an0 og aoiroe, Der er fplot
2l 9lur foar gSaIgret til 2. aorn-
mer oq at @alsborbeo inGtrpoer
neo 20 qlars 9lGoeren. 9figs0naen
nGgteoe 0og Gaaen eiter at be6ano-
Ie 6oriGoget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
Roolepelt oe Gaft / Ohio.

e9ellaire, 8, II. Oiai. - Sol.
Jtooieuelt be9pn0te lin 0bio.aom-
pagne Der / Gag.
5felge oen 'glan iom bans Obio.
Otmnugers" bar lagt for bam oil
Der 6lipe bolot go laler e'tboert
aongrea0iitrift meo lIn0tagelie al
isrite og anoet oil iao 9eiog. 5
anoet 0iitriit er Cincinnati belig.
gelpOe. Staten oil blipe frp0iet ire
5alge, og Ser Dil blioe reiit 1,76l
0}il 9fooieoelts fornemite Saler oil
bliue boIot ip0sitre Obro og / Der
noro-cenirale Del al 5toten, bOor
Mans Stprfe li8es at pare tpiol.
iom. Sans iarife 9rftentale pii bii.
pe bolot / Canton 9lfteu. OnSoog
}lften oil ban tale / 9apton, SorS-
0oa 2liten Soleoo, 5reOag 2liten
/ Columbus o9 Serong 9Iften Sic.
pelano. 8aler of 3 til 10 Dlimrters
&angoe er 6ere9net at boGoes paa
Ste0er, bpor ban ilan0e er ON 9n
gen.
Braiioeat Gait % Sol. 9iouieoelt
frpoi,oe binanoenS Sti gentogepoe
| DAG. 5 ilere 9per par Oe 6e83c
meo fna Iimers QleIlemrlm
Getorotionerne, Der par arran.
geret for Den enc bar iaa gooe dom
Be ior 0en anoen. Otter at 9fooie.
nelt / Gag bap0e tnlt / 9elloire,
taIte 6au oi0ere Bridgeport, @lor.
Tins 6crrD, Stenbenpille, @ellS-
pile, @nit 9iperpool, 1ioc6eiter.
gornestoipn, @irnro, 9tiles OF 9a.
lance.
9n Slippers @eitanente. 9ogen
foripoen 0en euaeGife 3lpper 0jra.
bonn CSilmour ior Wli9 ioretoa oell
2atitreiie ira 9rooflonos TIL 9on0on,
Der 6fliDOe blipe bans 9go, ifrep
Ibnn lit Seitamente..
g9tonr ieg enanna foullpffer ueo
en- 6lppning, huiIfet 10 life er ltoe.
lltffet, snifer jeg at bIioe begropct
poo SiOen al mine 5orpl0re," beO.
Der oct Seitalnentet, OF eiter no9-
le uGunlere 9eitemmelier om 9lcgra-
pelien iortinttes. Sea irabeOer
mig 'Ssreebejti0elig6eO, 9lomter
og Goarer Sea piIoe gerne 6ooe,
at olle bar 9IaOe og tilfreoie. 01in
TlppenluIfinrs 9illiner teitonrcnterer
ieg til CLIFTON College. 2euion
iroaen enifcr Oet, fan oen blioe iat
innnnel og opbeparet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
prelioent Gontelten til Dato.
9iepn6litanif

,5fhHreOe for e1er beauaiti9er
Cart - 462.
SnitulereOe for eaer 6eglniti9er
GooicueIt - 26S.
,5or Glmmlins - 10.
,Sor Sn5ollette - 36.
lTtlasiiiicereOe - II.
Get fuIOe 9lntol 8eleaoter -
LOIS.
91sOoenoigt 9Intnl ior Domination
- 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
Semofratiif

,Snitrucreoe ior 6larf = 223.
Tor @ilion - t6S.
for Sarmon - S.
for 9lrfc 10.
ior llnoernooo 81.
llflas'iiicereoe - t05.
Get nlfoe 9Intal 0eleBoter 1,094.
)tcSUenoiat 9lntoG for 9toninotion
729.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
9ur0P1t ruttnt.

8erOens it0rite 9unegaoro, uem-
li9 Seip5tgs npe, er Oen 1 Dfui
oelui5 blepen aa6net ior 0riften.
Zen italienife Sanger 9aniia bar
/ Ghtter tient 100000 Dallors pe0
at optra0e 80 @ange poa Operaen
! 9teW 9orf. Samtioig jar ban
tient ca. $4,000 Coll. pe0 at ipnge
/ @ronmoioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

(JortiptteS paa Sibe a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

tilruoOet @llropeerne life at forlaoe
oeres Suite, 0o oe inOfpOte, efter
at 9egiberbeOerne i ,5e5 er bleoen
6efen0t Der, er bleone me9et orunas-
ienOe. @}rllnOet paa 0uarligt 9ejr
6or Set prret lmnlGigt at lan0iette
De fpan1fe 5oriterfninger, Der Der
efter er pen0te tilboge til Gaoi5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

@rrinqen / Maroffo. Boris, 30
9lpril. 9lgerce Sopus meGOer ira Gar
raicb: @priugeti peoparer. Oct ei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

Strife i gtor9e. 'Stopalger, 1.
0}ai 1000 2lr6eioere, 6poraf Ere
OieOeIen er Oteno og oe 10 lre0ie-
Oele aoinOer, peO rs !0ermetif So
brifter itrifer ira Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

aineIerne / Sbi6et 2ouoon. %
9(pr. SiI y. g. teGeeraferes irc
sIinlla; S5fsIge BERTH ir0lebne e.
learonfner peooorer 0nn1pen 9ba
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

Sra 43eriien. ll1erah %. 9lpr.
9ieoeuinoen bar aipct A5oliticbeien
Slllonlagt iii at arreitere alIe 0toO-
itanOere oi 'Reaerinaen. 9lalnot oe
/ 9ug arreitereoe er Sllimnn ll}ir.
90, Der par i5Srer for OppOiitionan
/ ii0ite Rarlomeut. Sc orreitereoe
oil rineli9piS blioe forpiitc til en- al.
iioes 9p ger1ien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

2e tpife 9ildhiing9looe. Berlin
/. N}ai. 9li9SOagens 75ilnnsuOoalf
bar 0a9 neo aIle 6orgerlige 4Sar
tiers Stenlr1er peotaget Dliliter
GopiorilngetS Goraa. 3, oeo bpiQfet
6nrens Stprfe faitiptte9 til q
9luneforps imoo iom 9iOtil % 9lr
meforps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
NO ENDORSEMENTS
SAYS SEN. OWEN
UNTIL AFTER hE HAS BEEN RE-
ELECTED SENATOR BY LAW
Full AUTHORITIES OF STATE.

Muskogee, Okla. Nov. 26.--United
States Senator Owen Is receiving a
great volume of letters from all
over the state asking endorsements
for various pubic positions. He
has taken the position that it
would not be a proper thing for him
to make any endorsements until al
ter he has been reelected as
United States senator by the law
full authorities of the state. He
believes that the appointment of Of
ficers should be based, first upon
actual qualification and the ability
to render the general public eff
clent SERVICE second, that the can.
didate should be acceptable 70 the
community where he Is to serve
and that he ought to De known as
friend Of good government and
be acceptable to the party organi-
Zation.
Senator Owen says that there.
might arise a condition where the
local party organization itself has
not been entirely reliable, but that
nevertheless great consideration
should he shown to the party Or
ganization with a view tomal1ing
1t a strong factor in favor of good
government. He says that the
democratic party is responsible 70
the people of the state for honest
and efficient government and that
every effort should be made to ac'
complish this desired result and
that he expects to advise the ap-
pointing power of the new admins
tration along these lines.
The Oklahoma delegation in 4
meeting at Oklahoma City on Mon
day, November Is, agreed to make
no recommendation until the 4th Of
March.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27

WOULD CONTRABAND LIQUOR.
State Enforcement officer Seeks Au-
thority from Justice Court.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. &c.
State Enforcement officer CaudiA will
so into a justice of the peace court
here this week for proceeding that
will declare a quantity Of liquor re-
Gently seized in the railroad yards to
be contraband Fifty-siX cases OF
whisky, four kegs of gin and four
barrels of beer were found carefully
secreted in car load of hay and ready
for shipment to a point in Indian Ter
1ttory. A case was filed in the fed
eral court but dismissed for want OF
jurisdiction, whereupon the state took
the shipment and will try the JUST
court here. If successful the state
Will destroy the liquor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
Program

OF the fifth Sunday meeting of the
Enon Baptist Association to be helo
with the Baptist church at Brock, be
ginning Thursday, Dec. 26, 1912.
Thursday, 1880 p. m.-
Introductory sermon-Rev. G. W.
Whitfield.
Friday, 10 a. NJ
Devotional-Rev. J. r. Gotcher.
1915; Reports Of the state con-
vention.
1:15-Sermon by Rev. R. C. Ba
ker.
p. m. m.-Devotional.
2:15-Woman's work in the conven-
tion-Led by Mrs. |. b. Grubbs, Pres
3 p. Associations missions.
Led by R. A. Wilson and W NJ.
Bolthrop.
4:15-Board meeting.
Up. m. Prayer and praise service.
7:30-Sermon by Rev. +. NJ. Mas
ters.
Saturday.
$50 a. m. devotional
10 a. m.-How | Make My Sermons
Led by s. f. Murphy. Open dis
cussion.
IL a. m.-Preaching-Rev W. R..
Selvidge.
2 D. m. .-Devotional-Rev. J. II
Perkins.
2:15 p. m.-Bible study and round
table discussion open to all.
Z p. m.-Devotional.
7:30-Sermon-Rev. J. H. Ham
mons.
Sunday
10 a. m.-Sunday school rally.
II a. m.-Sermon by S. +. Murphy
After sermon an offering for asso-
ciational missions.
7p. Preaching to be supplied.
Churches are earnestly requested
to send their board members
COMMITTEE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
ATTORNEYS FOR cAPPER AND
HODGES SIGN PEACE AGREE.
MENT AT TOPEKA.
VICTORY FOR HODGES
Agreement % Count Supplementary
Vote viii Increase Democratic
Candidates Lead From Thirty one
to Fifty-two.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 27.-Attorneys
for Capper and Hodges have signed
a peace agreement that will surely
give Hodges, the democratic candi.
date for governor, the certificate of
election.
They have agreed that the sup
Elementary vote. claimed by both
sides shall be counted. This vote
added to the official returns given
out by the secretary of state in
creases Hodges lead from thirty
one to fifty-two.
The state canyassing board will
meet Friday to total the returns and
issue certificates of election. Cap.
per's only chance appears to be to
file a contest after Hodges inaug-
uration and get the rejected legal
ballots counted. Capper's attorneys
declined 20 state whether a contest
would be brought.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
KANSAS HAS MOST
VALUABLE CROPS
WORTH FiFTY-FlVE MILLION
MORE THAN THOSE OF YEAR
AGO.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 27.-Accord-
ing to the crop report of F. D. Co.
burn. secretary of the state board
of agriculture issued today, Kansas
crops are the most valuable the
state has ever known. They are
worth fifty-five million dollars more
than those of year ago. The pres
ent wheat prospect is 81 per cent
on seven and one-half million acres
The report says, "the combined val
ue of wheat. oats and corn this yeat
is s17O7S5, 1856"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
AC0U|TTAL FOR
LESH WOMAN
IN ACCORDANCE WITH iNSTRUC-
TIONS OF JUDGE SHAlN, JURY
ACQUITTED HER.
OTHER CASE DROPPED
win Leave For JacksonN Y u
70 Visit Relatives and Tk q
turn to Los Angeles After q
Son.

!Sedalia, Mo, Nov. 27-"Not gull
ty, was the verdict returned this
morning in the case Of Mrs. Lesh
charged with the murder OF Mrs
Elizabeth NJ. Quaintance at Green
ridge Mo
Judge Shain instructed the jury
to acquit the woman on the ground
that her confession was not back
ed by c0rroborative evidence.
Mrs. Lesh in tears thanked the
Judge and her attorneys.
She vii, leave at once for jack
sonville. Illinois, to visit relatives
and will then return to Los An
geles and attempt to gain possess
sion of her two year-old son.
The charge of numbering Mrs
Eliza Coe was dismissed today. The
session OF the trial today was brief
The Judge refused to admit the con
fession and prepared a formal YER
dict OF acquittal. which was imme-
diately signed by the jTrors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION LEADS
TO ARREST OF ROMEO NATH-
AN AT BOSTON.
WORTHLESS EDITIONS
Wealthy Men Out of Five Million
DoIlars-EIeven Men Have Been
Indicted

Boston, Mass, Nov. 27.-Romso
Nathan of Revere was arrested here
today in connection with the fed
eral investigation Of the sale of al
legged rare editions" of books
through which victims nave been
swindled out OF five million dollars,
it IS claimed.
Eleven men have been indicted,
charged with inducing wealthy men
to buy comparatively worthless vol
umes at fabulous prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
Dog Owners Paying Up.
City Collector Hills reports tha,

number of the owners of dogs are
comg across with the license tax. or
total of four hundred and six who
own night-dsturbing CANNES and who
have been notified to appear and pay
the tax on them, two hundred and thir-
ty have paid, leaving one hundred and
seventy-six who are yet in arrears.
Chief OF Police Booker says that all
dog owners who have not paid their
taxes by the close of Saturday, No
vember 80, will be proceeded against
according to the laws made and pro-
vided for such cases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
District Judge Appointed.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. 26.-
Ex- State Senator Jesse Hatchet of
Durant was appointed by Governor
Cruce judge for the sixth judicial
district, vice A. H. Ferguson, resgn-
ed, the appointment to become eff
fective Saturday. Judge Ferguson
was appointed by Governor Cruce
nearly two years ago when an ad-
ditional Judge was allowed for that
district, and he is retiring to enter
thepractice of law in Durant Elk
Senator Hatchett has been in the
active practice of law at Durant
His term in the senate expired last
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
Will Open Down Town Office

John s. Owens, the monument
dealer and contractor will open an
office in few days in the building
formerly occupied by j. Matt Moore,
This IS the building into which
Brown e. Dridgman are removing
their undertaking establishment. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Owens will
carry display Of monuments and
cut stone work in the section of
the building which he will occupy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
BOY OF FOURTEEN
As AN AVENCER
SLABS TO DEATH MAN WHO
ELOPES WITH MOTHER-AD-
MITS CRIME.

Marion, Ohio, Nov. 27.-Vito Bene-
dicto, aged IA, stabbed Antonio Step
pano to death as he slept here last
night, because he said Steppano had
eloped with his (Vito's) mother.
A warrant charging Vito with the
crime was issued. The boy said he
lived at Freeport. Illinois, where his
father was cobbler. He said the
mayor of Freeport had ordered Step
pano To leave town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
GROWING A NEW NOSE.
Unusual Operation Being Carried on
at Fort Wayne, Ind.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Nov. 27.-Kath.
crime Godfrow, 3 years old, is grow
ing a new nose. A year ago the
child lost her nose through an &C.
cident. Three weeks ago the float
ing rib was removed and buried
in the forearm, where it was al
lowed to remain until flesh grew
around It,
The forearm was then bandageo
tightly to the child's face where
1t will remain until the flesh and
bone unite with the forehead. The
final step will be cutting the fore
arm loose from the built-up nose
and the placing Of skin to prevent
scars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
McAVOY COMES BACK.
Turned Back to Ardmore Club by
San Francisco.

George r. McAvoy, who managed
the Ardmore team the past season
has been turned back to the Ard.
more club by Manager Ewing of the
San Francisco club of the Pacific
Coast League. Giving to a misun-
derstanding regarding the amount to
be paid The local club for McAvoy' s
release, the national commission or
dered him turned back.
He has several offers from eastern
teams, also from the manager of
of one of the Texas League teams,
but is uncertain as to what he will
do. as he will have to obtain his
release from the locals before go
ing elsewhere.
II Ardmore has berth in the
Texas Oklahoma league next season,
he may decide to remain here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
Court convenes Monday.

The December term Of the dis
trict cour twill convene on Monday
of next week, December 2. A very
heavy docket will be tried. There
are at present sixty-two cases set
for trial and a number Of others
will be disposed of during the term.
Nothing but civil cases will be tried
at this term, the criminal docket
will come up at :he January term.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
HOLD-UP NEAR TULSA.
Diamond Money and Watch Taken
from Two Oil Operators.

Tulsa, Okla, Nov. 26.--R. II. Full =
Ter of Okmulgee and NJ. w. Shrews-
bury of this city, wealthy oil men,
while returning to town TN an auto
mobile from a trip through the oil
fields last night, We're held up by a
lone bandit seven miles west OF here
Fullr cost a $500 diamond, $40 In mon
ey and a $50 watch. Shrewsbury was
relieved of s5. The highwayman
turned and ran after finishing with
his victims, amid heavy fire from
Fuller, who emptied his revolver. He
took ten shots at the flying man with
out result A posse is in pursuit OF
the bandit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-27
Secret Conference Today

Vienna, Nov. 27.-Emperor Francs
Joseph today held a secret audience be-
lieved to be of importance to the in
ternational situation. He received
successfully Archduke France Ferdi
nand, heir to the throne; chief general
OF the army staff; minis ,ster of war and
finally Foreign Minister Berehthold
and the Hungarian minister of nation
al defense.