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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-08-15
Tribute for Taft

President Taft paid splendid by New
which Of the three presiden
Colonel Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson
the Commercial the following:
parties present presidential campaign
which like
Greeley eruption Of the Goaek organization may have only mush
suddenly his alleged
superabundant vitality
Roosevelt president ambio
achieve third unaanbe goal against which marshal
led tradition conviction and the sober sense Of intelligence is the
radical
pertinent has found congenia incarnation the only moulding force in
candidacy
experimental politics
50 Tar as could reach its ends without the action Congress- as the
world perfous
stn Washington Lincoln
The Democratic which placed
Wilson scholar thinker
gested short political ideals methods of
university dscipnnarn ana lecturer more responsive TO the calls
of life century if
expect the leadership by Cleveland
public asndency
for four
has able hold public affairs
its national force
a
creative
Its mistakes and rashness Of action have given only
Wilson.
hopeful
Democracy reasonable opportunity to make lis professions good
experiment again
Democracy
parry policy its failure 70 sense corrctl:
the public temper
party
history unparalleled in the history
other many
n ascendancy it
progress
Be discovered efectng results
ional
able win Of past
The has its nominee for another four
broadminded judicial
his hold
and It's possibilities are graduated on the lines OF the largest optimism
and confidence His schooling Of
of political He golden
and experience which with his party gives The most encouraging hope
Of satisfactory accomplishment of national honor the White House
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-08-15
RENO SOCIETY
MAKES DISCOVERY
OF A new FAD
YOUNG WOMEN AND OLD ONES
INDULGE IN LONG WALKS
BEFORE BREAKFAST

Have you joined the flesh-reduc
ing pedestrians
Young wonderland older ones. too
are doing ii. Everybody's doin it,
IL is quite the fad. And SO simple
Up before breakfast, loose clothes,
a hike toward the foothills or out
into the yalley-any place, any
where, so long as a strenuous walk
ID obtained All for the purpose OF
reducing weight, according to the
Reno Gazette
Il wouldn't be quite fair to give
the names Of the charter members of
the mixers contingent. for that would
involve naming a bunch Of stout
ladies or ladies who fear they are
getting stout. and too great an ayoir-
dupois is not at this writing eonsid-
cred fashionable And therein lies
the secret OF the early morning
walks. the life strenuous. as it
we're.
The fad was started by a few
ladies who feared they were becom-
ing too stout. They came to the
conclusion that a smart walk into
the country before breakfast would
tend to reduce their flesh and so
they fixed upon an hour when the
sun was low in the east as the prop
er time for taking the hike
And the fad is catching. Other
ladies' who heard Of the innovation
and believed they needed the re
ducing process joined in the idea
until now there is quite a healthy
looking. robust coterie Of soon-to-be
voters greeting Old Sol in the earl!
morning hours. You can see then
striking out for all points OF tn
compass With spritely tread ant
tongues wagging. they are hitting
pace that would make old Georg
Weston Of transcontinental hikin
fame jealous with envy. II is
hunch. If you feel the need of el
ercise. get up early some mornin
and join the pedestrians. It is strici
ly an institution for ladies. and mer
man is not wanted.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-08-15
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday. So:
year ago. 50; last night, Sc; year
ago. S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29

New Trs-l Denied, Appeals.

In the matter of Harry Brown, VS..
the Frisco Railway company, the de-
fendant was denied new trial in
the district court yesterday morning
and imme diately served notice of in
tentlon to appeal and was allowed
ninety days in which to perfect the
case made. This is the case wherein
the plaintiff. Brown. recently recov-
cred Judgment for the sum of $4,000
for personal injuries said to be the
largest judgment ever given anyone
by a jury in this state. j. II. Grant
of Oklahoma City represented the
railway company while the interests Of
the plaintiff were looked after by
the law firms of Cruce & Potter of
Ardmore and Stuart. Cruce & Gil
bert of Oklahoma City.
In the case of Lena Lilly VS. the
Frisco railroad an appeal was also
taken by the railroad company. This
is the case wherein the plaintiff reCov-
cred Judgment for $500 on the grounds
that the agents of the railroad com
pany routed her in the wrong direc-
ton while she was en- route to sta
tion on one of the company's lines in
tLis state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Slidino Torch viii Die.

Alton. Okla, Dec 2S.-J. W. Nc
"lur" was frightfulJy burned in a
spectacular manner while giving an
omen air performance in front of a
theater here last night. Mcclure sus-
nended loose wire from one pole to
another and then after saturatinC his
clothes with gasoline. he hung him.
elf by the heels and attempted 10
make a spectacular slide, igniting his
clothes before taking the trip. The
wire sageed too much. however. and
when McClur reached the center the
momentum was not sufficient to force
him IN the incline and he hung sus-
ncnded in the air with flames sur
""upding him Before help could ar
rive and he could be eXtricated he
was frightfully burned below the
waist and when an attempt was made
10 remove his clothes the flesh ne led
off. He will not recover. Mcclure
had been an assistant to slack wire
artist who performed a similar trick
and this was his first venture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
FUN AND FR0L|C
At COURT HOUSE
S p OR A.. EMS ASSOCIATION
MEETS, A0JoURNS AND MEETS
AGAIN.

The primary meeting Of the stats
sportsmen's association which was
hell at the Carter county court house
in Two regular AMI one called ses-
sion yesterday morning and after
noon wiz be i0ng remembered by
ali who were presnt.
Re ospOldhc 10 call issued some
timo ago Ly ". =. Poland of Ard
more, quite :. few met in the as
sembly .Oom At ten o'clock in the
morning After periecting the or
ganizatiun b. e'ootino w. p. Poland
chairman and 4. II. Dunn secretary,
and transacting some other business,
the meeting adjourned until two
O'Clock in the afternoon. At two
O'Clock the delegates reassemblei
and the discussion of the resolu-
tion. a copy of which appears ia
another column of the Ardmoreitc,
was taken up After a considerable
debating, some OF which bordered on
the acrimonious, the resolution was
taken up, section by section. AMI
each section passed. After the pas
sage of each separate section of
the resolution it was put upon les
passage as whole and defeated by
substantial majority A motion to
adjourn prevailed After the motion
to adjourn had been carried, MI. Lu-
cas- of Tishomingo moved that the
meeting come again to order About
three-fifths of all present remained
to the second session. when the
resolution was taken up and passed
At both meetings united senti-
ment to protect the game in this
state seemed to prevail, but a dif
ference Of opinion was very mani
fest as to the laws needed regulat-
ing the game question and az to the
enforcement of such laws.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Lower Gable Rates.

Local Manager W. T. Salisbury ot
the Postal Telegraph Gable Co., OF
Texas, makes announcement OF Ca
bic service as follows:
Effective January lst, reductions
in cable letters and week end letter
rates amounting to 80 aud 80 pc
cent will be made and the service
will be much faster than at pres
ont. Gable letters will be delivered
in Great Britain and Ireland and il
other countries where telegraphic de-
livery is provided Tor within twenty.
four hours instead OF ty-eight
hours as at present. Week end let
ters filed before midnight Saturday
will he delivered Monday morning
instead of Tuesday morning as az
present. The rate for deferred ca
Bile messages to Great Britain and
Ireland will be reduced from II
cents to II cents per word"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
HELD TO GRAND JURY.
oklihoma City Physician Caught in
the Recent "Draq Net"

Oklahoma City. Dec. 2S.-Following
a hearing before United States Com
missioner A. T. Boys. DR.. George w.
Seashultz. charged with using tn,
United States mails for an unlawful
purpose, was held to the federal grand
jury under 81 200 bond.
The government bases the case
against DR.. Seashultz on letters al
legged to have been written to a wo-
man who was in trouble A postoffice
inspector from Washington and Fo--
mer Postoffice Inspector Leahy. were
the chief witnesses against the de-
fendant.
II. c. Schilling and others of Cap
itol Hill. who profess to be familiar
with the hand writing of DR.. Sea
shultz. were shown one Of the lett ars
purporting to have been written BY
the doctor, swearing that to the best
Of their belief the letter was no.
written by him.
Commissioner Boys will also pass
on the case of Mrs. Augusta l. Tri1e
of FL Reno, arrested on a similar
charge at the time when the general
drag net was put ont by the gov
ernment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Marriaae Licenses Galore.

Just 20 keep the reputation OF
the year I'D TO the standard, the
yoIng people OF the SURROUNDING
/ towns made another run on the mar
riage license bureau Yesterday after
noon. Among those who were wal'-
ed upon by the accommodating clerk
Of the cornty court and his smilinS
vo!mg lady assistant, and sent on
their ways rejoicing. were the 1ol.
owing: Thomas ]. Cole. aged -
and Miss Mnta Jennings, aged
is, of Fox; G. G.. Adams, aged 23,
and Miss Julia Cross, aGed Is, OF
Stratford; Glenn Mackey, aged %
and Miss Bytha Robertson, aged %
Of ArdmorcJ David Fuller, AGED q
and Miss Laura Fuller, aged 81. Of
Provence: j. VI. Cook, aegd 26, and
Miss Myra Saye, af<l 10, Of Milo
II. C. McNeeley. ag"d %. and MISE
Sarah Butler. aged is. of Provence
Spencer Mcrhentridfe, a"ed 81. ai.'
Miss Lone Price. aged q, both -
Lone Grove. Which rounds M ar
even fiftv-five licenses issued 20
far this month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
outAHoMAN WAS KIDNAPPED

rowling Green, Ky, Dec. 2S'-
pactrostor Doores has received a
,...Ir from Oklahoma City signed by
..Wu,iam H. Gardner" VINO says ne ne
was kidnapped in Bowling ureei, a
,i,ty-six years ago by miner nameu
,ie,andcr Huskey. Gardner states
,no, the name signed is one given
,,in, i',' h.. law and that he is ignorant
as', ~ ,,.ho he is. He requests that the
raoo-ds be examined to discover tne
nane Of anv child who disappearI
nhont that time. in other words
no0 ,,o rites. Il want to know who !
Therc IS no record in the county
80 hov being Kidnapped at that
fine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Police Court.

TWO little pickanninies were up be-
fore the police court YESTERDAY morn,
ing charged with fightins. Both OF
them promising to be good in the fn-
ture acting Judge Bridgman dis'
charged tn m after fatherly lecture
The Indian who bad been paroied oy
commissioner Selvidge reported anu
o.ra1 that final disposition be made OF
,,is case. As Judge" Bridgman had
not presided ut his hearing anu msS
unfamiliar with the facts IN the cas-
bo stepped out of office as police
maristrate and turned the case oac"
to his predecessor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
TESPORTSMEN
ASSOCIATION ACTS
FISH OF STATE-ADOPT RESO,
LUTIONS.

'lrsdant to call of W. y. Poland
I..,.,a,.u IA tue pIesuiyaton VI the
e.. * dld llsh u DkidhJm1 Hct a.
I,i., .u stat. orgIl ,t'Jn tC J G
hu.-,u as the UKlauoma Sport,men :
aa.uv.alIun, Iur the protect On ~ the
AaA.c and tisi OG the st2te ". +.
'..nt }A.S, elected pres dent and
! Il. Dunn secretary and treas "er'
All bona fldc residents of the n,
Il Oklahoma are eligible TO memb- =
Srlp ulo1 the paymCnt OF 81 to the
secretary.
lne following resolutions were
adopted:
Nt.tREAS, it appears that the en-
forccm,nt of the laws enacted TO pro
t.ct fish. game and birds, regulating
hunting and prescribing Lenaltios lcr
the violation thereof has Dcei w
satisfactory; And
NIfEREAS, it appears that n ""'
cessity exists for the amendment or
sad laws in order TO better ".rtcct
fish and game.
THEREFORE,. Be it resolved by he
ton assembled at Ardmore OklanD'
ma. that we recommend:
That there be appointed by the
president a committee of eleven tll'
.yno shall ne empowered 70 draft Dl'i
In he nrese,lted to the Legislature EN-
bodylng the sentiments as eXpresseo
in the following resolution adopted
Inv this association:
First-That there shall oe a "'a''
game warden.
Second-In trust the work hereto
fore done BY deputy game wardehs
TO the sheritf's force with proper az
ditional compensation
Third-The county clerk snail lSs''
county licenses at $l.25 per license
and shall also have authority TO issue
state licenses at $500 per license.
, Fourth-In lieu of the district game
wardens, provide for nine 20 assist
ant game wardens or rangers TO De
sent 10 any part of the state desigha'
ted nv the chief game warden at
salary of 100000.
E,ifth-Non residents shall file their
anplications for licenses thirty (3o)
uayS before lne optii oNoSo'i'
app'ication shall be endorsed by d.
least two (2) bona fide residents OF
the stats holding state licenses, the
fee for said licenses being S5o'oo
per annum.
Sixth-The sherff's force and the
deputy game wardens or rangers sh'i'
lave authority coordinate with each
other.
Seventh-Any private citizen FUR
nishinC evidence sufficient to con.
yiet shall receive reward of Soo'oo
out of any game fund available and
on half Q-2) of such fine as may
he imposed and collected.
Eighth-The bag limit shall be one
~ deer for each hunter and three
t9l turkeys for each hunter during
the ouen season, which shall BE- IRON
November Is to December ID OF each
wear
The association will incorporate
rs soon as the necessary legal steps
can be taken.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
peputx Sheriff Killed.

Little Rock. Ark. Dec. 2S.-Dep
uty Sheriff Ben Drake, while at
tempting to arrest pink" Maddox
at Eudora Ark. near here, was
stabbed with knife several times
and instantly KILLED. Maddox es.
"aped. but was pursued. He shot one
of his pursuers in the shoulder and
was then shot through the hea
md instantly killed himself. Deputy
Drake was we'll known and promi =
men: in Masonic and other fraternal
orders
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
FINAL STOCK SALE.
Plans Almost Perfected-Will Be Held
in Ardmore January 6.

Secretary West and President
Ringer OF the Ardmore Commercial
club state that they have almost per-
fected arrang'e ments for holding the
first monthly stock sale in this county
They propose to hold this sale OH
the first Saturday in January and reg
ularly every first Saturday in each
month thereafter.
Both the president and the secre-
tary of the club report th1t the farm
ers and the business men seem to be
Inclined to take great into rest in the
matter. While the sale will be under
he auspices of the Commercial Clu
the merchants of ths city will be call
ed upon to render rYhat assistance may
be in their power to make tie matter
a success. The place where the sales
will be held has not been fully decided
upon. but it is thought that arrange
ments can be made which will permit
. sale being he'd on the post office
'''cu 49,.
&0.. 'al club officers say that
all the Ns!t TO whom they have
talked thinh Till he of great
benefit to all CO. II ned-both those
from the country and those in bust
ness in the city.
Several years ago, it is stated the
matter of a monthly farmers sales
dav was taken up in Ardmore and the
sales were conducted at regularly
stated intervals for some time. bat
were finally allowed to die a natural
death 1t is to be hoped that these
sales are TO be taken up and put on
again the people of both city and
county will show the proper interest
to keep them alive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29

Attorney ]. T. Coleman and Rev
T.. p. Keicher returned from Davis
yesterday where they attended the in
stallation of officers for the Masonic
and the Eastern Star lodges. They
report that the occasion was a most
enjoyable one.
r. e. Smith. OF the law firm of Ken
drick. Davis & Smith of Ardmorc and
Davis was installed as worshipfnl
master Of the blue lodge and also as
worthy patron of the Eastern star
chapter. Mrs. Satterfield was re-elec
ted and re-installed worthy matron
OF the O. +. s.
After the installation SerFi''S a
bountiful banquet was served which
was enjoyed by all present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
WHO Eata=kaXli"

No indoor worker can cortlnue to
eat meat thrice. or even twice daily
after middle lIte-and middle life
= mark you. begins with the thirty-iiftli
year-without paying the penalty H.
an attack Of gout. rheumatism
Bright's or an allied disease. few
years later. This few years" may, In
special cases. stretch itself to a scor,
but, inevitably. who eats, PAYS
Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29

Miss Lillian Boyd of Chicago is
in the city this week the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Franklin ot
Lawton who have been spending III"
Christmas holidays with their son.
Writ Franklin and his family, will re
turn home this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Under-Sheriff Harris.

s. II. Harris has succeeded A. A.
Massey as undnr-sneriff of Carter
county. He entered upon the dis
charge of his duties during the week
lust past and will make a good
and efficient officer. Mr.. Massey,
who recently resigned, has not fully
decided nDon what business he will
engage in in the near future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.
was he'eep When Fire Destroyed
Home at Biqheart. Okla.

nian art. Okla Doc ?S-A 5-yra'-
oil dauahter Of John Harmon vas
,urped to dcoth last nie'.' in a Inr
tl;u destroyed his residence. She
Na, asleep in the second .'pLN -
,hc house and it was impossible 10
rf,th her. Harmon Tas frhlNaN
hr ned in attempting to resc'e ne
rul rrd one of his sons vas as"
b8dIv burned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29

Dan j. Kendall, former resident
of Ardmore and father OF Deputy
Sheriff Horace Kendall was here yes
terday. Mr.. Kendall aspires to be gu
perintendent of the Plltt Nationa
park at Sulphur, under the Wilson
administration. A petition recon-
mending him for TIE place was liber-
ally signed by Ardmore people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Sharpening Scissors.

The simplest way of sharpening
scissors is to take knife and cut
away at the back Of it, as II you wish
ed TO cut the blade of the knife in
two with the scissors Do this ten or
Twelve times The effect ia marvellous.
rhe poker can take the place OF
tnife
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
y - u u - u - u - :, ~ :, {. - :;

The following is 4 CHRO-
/: NOLOGY OF THE DYNA-
: MITE TRIALS:
oct. !, 1911, Government au-
'horities. exactly one year
after the Los Angeles Times
explosion, for the first time,
consider possibility of federal
prosecution for illegal trans
portqtion OF explosives.
Feb. &. 1912, te ederal grand
jury returns indictments
against "a labo: union off
Gals.
Feb. II, most of the de
PENDANTS scattered over the
country arrested within a few
hours by telegraphic sig
nal
oct. |, triai begins exactly
two years after the Los An
geies explosion. fifty defend
ants present three discharg.
ed ty government; Ortie f.
McMani2a! pleads guilty,
leaving 46 for trial.
Oct. 8, jury secured, com
posed mostly of farmers gov
eminent opens IT'S case.
Oct. :, Herbert S. IIockin
accused by district attorney
with having been a spy with
III the ranks of the dvna-
miters, and with having Civ
en- information 20 the prose-
CutiOr.
Oct :, Edward Clark, Gin
cnnati, pleads guilty to hav-
ing blown up n brid.e at Day
.on, Ohio. and accuses Hocli-
N of having furnished the
dynamite: 40 defendants re
-'0ain for trial
Nov 9. McManigal begins
relating his confession on the
witness stand; duplicates
iron workers union officials
as having pointed ont jobs
for him to blow mp: names
Hockin as starting him in
:he business.
Nov. %, Hockin's bond in
creGsed, in default of which :
he is committed TO iali,
after more testimony that he :
was employed by detectives &:
while an Official Of the union :
court deuounces Hockin as :
mot to he trusted by any
one, day or night" Miss
Mary Field, writer, de- q:
nounced by the district at :
torncy as an anarchist" for
criticisms published in union /:
game; Olaf 4. Tveitmoe,
San Francisco, defendant.
also denounced by district
attorney for publishing IAN
archstic" criticisms of the
trial.
Dec ,, government con
cludes its case, after present
'ng 5lE Witnesses whose tes-
'ilnony covers $1,000 pages
/ more defeliauts discharg- ;
ed By the government, leav- :
ing II for trial: defense he :
gins. IIochir resigns as sec
retary- treasurer OF the iron :
workers union.
Dec. IS, verdicts OF guilty
returned against thirty-ei2ht Of :
the defendants.
Chief prosecutor. United :
States District Attorney Chas. !;
w. Miller.
Chic counsel for the de- !:
tense, United States Senator
John W. Kern and William /:
n. Harding. {!
Federal Judge who con- I
Quoted the trial, Albert r.
Anderson. !:
Labor .union cf which most {:
of the defendants were mem- !:
bers. international Associa- {!
ton o. Bridge and Structural {:
Iron Workers. &
Charges: Illegally trans 3
PORTING dynamite and nitro 5:
"lycerin on passenger trains. !:
or conspiracy to do the same. ::
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
Court Adiourns for Term

District court adjourned yesterday
afternoon =, the tc m Several IN
nor matters were disposed of during
ing the day and a number OF appeals
taken to the supreme court. The next
regular term will begin on the second
Tuesday in January,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29

In the district court yesterday after
noon the town of Berwyn was given
permission to issue funding bonds in
the sum of $2,262,95. The bonds are
to mature January |, 1888.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29

installed before an alleeorical paint
ing of Justice. that court room day
after day eCholed the stories Of
violence. of the discovery of burnt
fuses and bursted Internal machines,
of midnight visits bv mysterious
men in alleys. IN empty houses, ia
lonely country roads, or on the tops
of buildings.
The vision of a dark spectre with
bomb under his arm became q,
familiar image in the minds of those
who listened. Back of the railingS.
amid the spectators. sat the rela-
tives of The defendants. Three
rows deep across the room were
he defendants. Among the score
of attorneys sat perhaps the most
picturesque defendant, massive in
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
NEW KANSAS APPoINTEEs.
Democa tic State Chairman to be
Member Utilities Commission.

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 2S.-The ap-
nointment of Henderson Martin, dem
ocratic state chairman. as a me ember
of the utilities commission, vas an
nounced today by Governor-eleot
Hodges.
Governor Stubs today appointed
George Emerson. a progressive, rs
sheriff of Osborne county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
No Doubt.

Visltor-"What lovely furnlture!"
Little Tcmmy-"Yes; think the
man we bought 1t from Is sorry now
he sold it; anyway, he's always call
ing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-29
THIRTY EIGHT DEFENDANTS WERE
FOUND GUILTY BY THE Jury TODAY

THREE MONTHS TRIAL AT INDIANAPOLIS
EIGHT
FOUND GUILTY COMPLETELY THE DYNA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APPEAL AL
MADE WILL BE PRESENTED
LEAVENWoRTH PRISON BY SPECIAL TRAIN.