The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-21

Company VS.. Sullivan being tried on
cross charges was given to the jury
this morning. After being out some
time the jury rendered verdict for
the plaintiff, but owing to failure
OF consider certain things in award
ing the damage the court set their
verdict aside and returned the case
to hem for furher consideration
/ Ben +. Toler of Fayetteville, Ar
kansas. who has been spending sew
eral days looking over this section
left on the noon train for Oklahoma
City. Mr. Toler is going over this
entire section of the state with the
view of locating where he thinks the
best opportunities AIDE to be found.
He expressed himself as greatly
pleased with this part of Oklahoma.
These pretty spring days the heart
of V. A. Niblock turns to the farm
where he has ninety six acres north.
of Ardmore on Caddo creek. He has
five acres in Spanish peanuts, acres
in cane, ) acres in peas acres in
Kaffir, Us acres in alfalfa. besides
other crops. Five acres of the al
falfa are saved for the mower and
ten acres are used for pasturing pur-
poses. His first cutting of alfalfa
made three tons and on the pasture
he has fifty head of fine hogs feed
A school for the officers of the
National Guard will be held in Guth-
rie the latter part of June. The in
structors will be officers from the
regular army and the school VIII
last about a week. There are IS Ma
tional Guarll officers in Oklahoma
and Capt. Hutchinson of this city
is making his preparations to attend
this class.
Big black wolves in the mountains
near Mulkey are destroying colts and
calves and a hunting party is being
formed to bring them down. j. b.
Boone, Rat Ricketts,, Oscar White
hurst and other lovers of the wolf
chasing sport are invited to visit
Mulkey following the next rain by
John c. Mulkey who promises a live
ly chase.
Joe Williford is in the city from
Gillian, Ark, where he is in the
mining business. Mr.. Williford says
Arkansas is looking well this yea
but the portion of the state he is in
does not have as fine cTeps as this
country does. He will return to his
mines this week.
The A. B. degree of HArgroye Col
lege was conferred upon kev. c. A.
Rex road at the college last night and
today Rev. Rexroad left for Spring
field, Mo-, where he will visit ut his
old home place before his return TO
the northwest.
w. r. Smith, the gold king OF
Ravia is in the city today visiting
relatives and incidentally boosting
the Ravia gold fields. The gentleman
says that the quantity and quality of
gold bearing quartz now being taken
out at these mines are increasing
day by day.
The suspeced burglar who evad-
ed the police yesterday moring and
who, according OF telephone mes
sages was seen boarding a north
bound Katy train at Durant, yester-
dav afternoon, has not yet been ap-
pretended. Ardmore's police chief :
has wired all officers along the line
of the Katy, as far north as Nc
Alester to keep a sharp lookout for
him and to notify this office as soon
as he is captured
Lloyd Hanway is in from his ranch
near Cheek today Mr.. .Hanway says
that oats in his neghborhood will
be ready to harvest in ten days. He
says that he never saw the pros
pect for big yield better and thinks
that it will run about sixty TO sixty
five bushels per acre.
James A. BivenS, Jr.. who will
graduate from the Ardmore high
school Friday night viii have the