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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
mrs. onLs PLEADS GUILTY.
Uisak Hawk County Woman Adn''ts
Performing Criminal Opsrstlor.

Waterloo, Jan, a. Mra, p1ofshG"
Ohis, vito ~ Frank Obis. III toynar
township, who was Indicted ny tn"
grand Jury on the charge Ut murder
~ The fosul, ~ n criminal operation
performed an Hi;s. ns.!ha Mahahna,
tba " ysar4oid daughter ~ Henry Ma
HANNA, ALSO Of psyner township. wins
died hepi, ~ last, M the result 0f the
operation, changed her plaza Nv m" dis
,riot court AMI pleaded guilty IN ths
less serious crime 1r committing an
abortion,
The plea was made by her attorney
who followed II win btter address
~ Judge pialt IN which hf urged st'
lrenn ianlnbey on the part ~ the court
The defendants attorney was followed
by County Attorney U0pls, who alno
pleaded for idntanoy and askad thni
light sentence be- imposed upon Mrs.
Obls aud that tba woman BE- paroiad.
VIII, tho second indictment hanging
over her,
rho court entered the plea and con-
liuued sentence unti, ths February
term nj court Meanwhile Mrs. ohla
is ~ liberty under bond
rhe attorney for ths Defendant
pointed out Tho previous kopd fhnf@
aatar NJ tha woman and called hi'eh'
ton IN ths fact that she did not make
y business NJ performing ah6ttions, bnl
rather the crime IN this Instance was
the result not NJ any intent 10 Nlola'a
The law but 10 perform "A deed ~ sym
paiby ana good Will ITO stated mss
Mrs Obis WAS iha mother or Two small
children, aged and % years ana ,h"'
they would suffer Hfsails SHOULD lbs'f
mother ba sent ~ the psbiisht,atf
Mrs, Ohis WAS d,at arrested Friday.
Sept, rs. iw1 days after ~" deh'h ~
lha MahanHa girls whose death hal
bsan investigated by The county hb'
,Do,,tisa. on hep death bed Miss NJ" ,
hanna ,s said 10 hnye said that she b"h
been IN trouble ann that she lad "p.,
paaled 10 Mrs, ohis who bad performed
The operation npei, her, Ass, a'hls ah'
United, after hsr qfr"sL ihn' ~" pro.
cured an instrument for Tho K,fl hp'
denied TINT she hnh performed Va"
operat,ob, Other 4 eYIdahna. howasa',
tended 10 eopnao, her WIN tbs df''ne'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28

Columbus, Ohio. II IL easy for me
Ia SEQ. however. bow po.fn.nn could be
used M remedy for rheumatism with
very excellent results.
Aoid Stousoh Makes Rhsumstisvp.
fhe trouble In. hrst. with JtGesiian.
1is digestive organs hay. not done
their work properly. or n they have
tina approprintlye organs mr.. siuEslisb,
Or the "srretnry organs. Now, what
should do II to give pe-ru-n a IN these
eases,
FirA,, b.nntIsa Tr-rN-nn VIII certain.
~ siimulpte diseHtIon. sharpen the MP.
petite. Increase the relish Of foad.
HorUnd. Pesru~iia VIII quicken thr
circulation or blood. thereby MAKING
appropriation better, The food after
II IL Jisestcd must be- taken up by
The glands aud carried Ia the tissues
where I, IN needed.
Th,ta. 10. r,,.na VIII stimulate M"
rsrte,ory functions. ihr Kidneys. tn"
solitary glands. ana tho liver M We'll
~ tho bowHis.
Fourth should there he catarrhal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
uloodhourd. Los. se.r,.

HDHNINI u TIWrH JIeplibIthn,
Mount Pleasant. Jan. ~, Nav Lon.
don authorities aided by blDodh0nnda
from Illinois have not yet succeeded IN
ioGniin the parties who abandoned tho
bnby airl on the doorstep ~ the Kari
WaIzrnkofD home IN that city SUNDAY
morning. The child Nv thought ~ b"
about 2 days old. win n was ~ note
saying Karl, tnks good care NJ this
little ons ANA aod bless you" Hounds
followed the tran from tho house for
tan blocks when II Ia thought gsdaps
was made In n buggy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28

Mills tia farmers registered cow, II II
~ net Ut Odd. and ihe railroad com.
pany II not liable nniess II ran bs
proven that TIM car was defective when
u loft ths yards This WAS tho decision
Of Judge a. ~, Castle. when he directed
. :.-..:a.a. snr thu defendant In the ease
0f Jerry Maber. ~ In,ogcna. against the
receivers 1T the Wabash railroad, tried
In tho superior court Thursday. Ths
contest WAS one Ut the inoat interesting
ever tried In III. Shenandoah court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
y0vH6 sIoeEHs nAFrlsp.
Nstussd Lissnss al Totsdo nscauss o'
Lsss OF Identification,

snea,si ~ Times H6bibl)hbh
Toledo, jan ~, 9W'Un!a ~as tahh5fS
ar,ty baffiad here ,nas ,n1fn'bk VINE"
ao,n,a ~ yn,,np people, said IN bn
eiopats, were refused n marriage ""
aaDsa by tbs clerk 1T eo.'fls bae"''ss
they lacked identification
Tbs couple. whose names we're no,
learned, reached this place ~ 80
this morning. ard showed W ~ W"
eonH house as soon rs NE Clerks 9!
,,as was opened, They were asked !"
have some oDe identity tiam. but wars
BBabia ~ d0 ~,
Not 10 be 0utd0Ds by my Ordinary
county clerk tha Young man ana ms
blusb,ns would sbe bride taos tram
Tor aladbreoii. and frdn there aD'
t0uboed their Intentions ~ s9'h1 W
waterloo, WherA they Whu'd AGAIN
max. u try at securing the necessary
license,
Vbe Young n,nn IN apparently abobs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
AMxs MAN KILLED IN WEST.



Ames, Jan. 2s.---wprd Sgs received
by wlfa by Mrs q. r. Stewart, ~ nesr
Amer. that clifford Miller, former resi-
dent hero ana son Ut Mr. nnd Mrs. Y.
q, Miller. met sudden death nj Port
land. ore. Saturday, when he WAS run
over by n train Hare ward VAS 70.
eeised ma details NJ the tragedy arn
lacking Mrs. Stewart In nm aunt Of
Tho deceased, being ~ sister of hin
mother.
ciifrord Miller II well known here
having grown 10 manhood ~ the city,
The Miller home was In Am"n for years
nHtii tbctr removal IN Dss MDineH eight
or inn years Bgo. He was employed
here by tho Northwestern railroad for
SONS time md wnn engaged IN railroad
work IN thu west HIS fBthrt, w. 6,
miller, wsa mn engineer an IN" Gorth I.
western while llyibg here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
May Nave Bank pwindler.

Daliiyet. Jan, ~ An officer IL ON
his way W Fresno. Cal. I" identify -
mpu under atfeai thef" u" Jn'ih 'hfi'
who pwindind tia First National iihhh
az Geyi6n, eight niles north "f here,
out AZ $4,000 by u forged certificate OF
,iap6slt,
rho talesraphin description Of tho
prisoner, arrested for another hfrnhss.
talIiss very much with much wanted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28

10 Or 10. ana claims 10 bs trAvsiiaa
salesman for mems furnishihHS
house. Tbs YOUNG woman cisiffs % bs
~. but dossn't look over 10. ,fhAt
Hhe had apparently left her homo hnr-
rirdIy WAS indJcAts6 iT"'" ss:a:== 20. that
sbc had no baggage, not even M much
M handbag. rho young woman
claims Ia have u sister At Marion
where. " tina license In refused M Wa
terioo. tho couple said they would w
for n third trial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
Mint. F.r t,sv,.as.sers.

Keep FoIay's Honey ana 'rar Com.
pound always on hand. ana you ean
quickly had m n cold b,' III prompt
Dss. II contains no opiatss. heals ana
soothss IN" Unnamed mir .,asssxes. stops
tho cough, AMI may savs n btx dortor's
biiI IN the yellow package. MGlifids
n WIN Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
Pe.ru-na Tor Rheumatism

condition ~ tina atOmAck or b0W4los
rheumatism N almost inevitable. ~
mucous membrane affected ny palAvtn
can not perform iss function propsf~
-, =. s!.s.s In Snsat.htns ihs appsOpe1Al
ate disestjvs Juices Or In absovblN0'
tho product OF Digestion. p~-su.Mas
therefore. In mn excellent remedy, -
n tends ~ remove thu cMtnrvh ana To-
producs normal condition Ut the
mucous membrane.
ps.ru.rs prstssts Against
Nhsvvsstlsns.
A remedy that viii do these ibtnsa
does protect this sysiem Aaatnst
rheumatism. Even after tho rheu-
matism has heMun II n helpful II mot
absolutely necessary that such
remedy be taken. In order u prevent
thu further accumulation OF thu inors
bid materials In tho blood.
This IL the way should treat shous
matiam. do not regard Pe-vu.nA ~
u specific for rheumatism. Mot ny any
means. would mt call Il = rhcunSattn
remedy. nut II II u remedy for dls
sostioh. assimilation ana eKcfeti0n.
when theSe functions ara properly
stimulated and regulated the cause Of
rheumatism In removed. and In this
way much benefit IN derived,
Should any ana afflicted with
chronic rheumatism or Armts shoutna4
tism begin IN use III Peru ma. after
they have taken bottle or 10. IL
they wish they can consult mo.
r.-rusna. Nan.a.Iin and isasen- pta,
manufactured by the rs.fa.na Com
papy. Columbus. ohio. Sold NJ ell
drug stores. M. ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
A great many

A great many
eax~s Ut yhsu-
niAiistn take no
4atiisr rel ~ "a y
than Pc.Fu-na.
I Am IN reersj,t
sOf testimonials
frequently fro m
rheumatic sub :
Jec,H who have
bsvn benehted
by the ,lse ~
.ru- n n. A
great many fes
r0varSeA II n v .
been made. AL
though I have
ne v nr er q M
monded ~ru.
mn for rhcums
tln. aa.,.ptaftx
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28

Council sums, Jan IN l'h'inh W,
b,Iiljea Ut 5000 hnd assets ~ t,loo
Walter l., nm. Or t'anlHon, l""'hn,"i"
dealer. hlad dohtnrH petition IN ie"'
arnl n.lnNl moro yrnlhtdhy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
Definition,

"What ia n vegetarian" asked iittla
Tommy ~ his cynical unaia. who rs-
piled "A vegetarian. my boy. !"
man who haa forgotten that MI iesh
,a m grssr New yorL lgyanlns Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
"A, Act q, ood."

Shenandoah. Jnn ~, 4sa Wbnn tho wind
blows AWAY the top Ut n hok onr ~ u
freight train Nv tassing thru ~ farmers
ntId ana tho top ~ that Gar hitn ana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
COMPTROLLER'S DEPARTMENT
COMMENDED THAT NEW If.
CENSEs WERE NECESSARY.
NEED NO NEW BONDS
Had ComptroIIer's Ruling That New
Bonds Were Necessary Since New
Closing Law Went in Been Upheld
State Would Be Dry 20 Gays.

Austin, Texas, Nov. 1S.-After
passing unfayorably last night on
the contention of certain members
Of the state comproller's department.
that new saloon permits were nee
essary since the new nine thirty
closing law went into erect at mid
night today, the attorney generals
department today ruled against an
other contention of the comptroller
that new bonds would be necessary.
The comptroller's department claim
ed that all saloons in the state are
operating illegally and should be-
closed unit! new bonds are secured.
This would have put the state dry"
fer twenty days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
SECOND TRIAL Of
SCHOOL FEUD|STS
COLBY AND STOVALL AGAIN ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER OF Will.
LIAM AUTRY.

Norman Okla Nov - ,r,,. ..,
ond trial of mr. 7 y Co,,. a.,
Wade >toyou of prr.,u a,,,.,,,I
with the murder Of ,y.Iioo, ,n,na
near Wa4btno.on lrocl.in o,,nr. 80.
AUGUST 10 1911 WAS started +, tbo
district court in ciayaIand c.urr.
Monday afternoon !, a.os hr,rch-
to this CONT, ON q cb,ooo or ,..n,.
before the first trial he,d iY 1i,r,,,
1872. and which resuIrod in , buro
jury.
A Jury was not seoJ,ed N1ondsv
afternoon from fine rerular yer.r. of
twenty men and a speciaI yonjrs Of
sixty, ordered for this noted rlrder
case The preliminary cbaronoa.
were not all used when cont ad.
journed. The state has su,roenos1
eshty-two witnesses and the defense
nearly as many
Autrv, a farmer living near Wash.
ington, together with Tom NcCleo-
don. a neighboring farmer and school
trustee. we're Eilled during a pitched
battle which took place ON the farm
of Autry.
According to the evidence in the
former trial Autrv had morteagad
his farm. not exceptiug the school
property. Dr. Colby roreclcsed ON
the MORTGAGE and attamrtad T., tol.o
the school He with Wade stovar
and others If is aIIepec wenf 70 tbo
school house or Arr,et 20 1oI1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
MARSHAL NEWELL ON JOB.
Names Deputies For Western District
of State.

Oklahoma City, Nov. III. Q. New
ell returned to oklahoma City Mon
day from Guthrie, Okla, where he
went Sunday night for the purpose
Of being sworn in as United States
marshal for the western district Of
Oklahoma, to succeed ". S. Cade,
resigned,
Federal Judge John II. Cotteral
of the western district administered
the oath of office to the new Off
Ger Of his court and also to Mar
shal Newell's stenoarapher, Miss Lii
lian Vickers.
Newell named as deputy United
States marshals Duke Stallngs, John
A. Blown and F. Miller and will
later name one more. Those named
were sworn into office Monday by
the clerk of the federal court in
Oklahoma CITY Chris NGadsen, who
has grown gray in the service as a
deputy United States marshal, was
retained in office by Marshal Newell.
Newell is the tenth United States
marshal to be appointed for the
western district since the opening Of
Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
MEXICAN OFFICIALS SEEM CON.
WINGED THERE WILL BE NO
ARMED INTERFERENCE.
FOREIGNERS SEEK It
Foreign Subjects in Mexico Generally
Would Welcome Intervention by the
United States-Unusual Fact is En-
tire Absence of Anti-American Feel
ing.

Mexico City, No A,.-A surprise
was created here tou. fotlo. Wash
ington dispatches indicatl- g.. he
United States does not conte. st
active measures in support of IL
warning that the new Mexican con
gress must not convene.
The completion of the preliminary
organization Of congress is regarded
as putting the final touch to Huer-
ta's defiance.
Mexican officials seem convinced
that the United States is bluffng and
declare they are satisfied that there
will be no armed Interference.
Foreigners would welcome inter
vention as relief from the present
tension.
a singular fact much commented
upon is the entire absence Of anti
American feeling among the Mexican
population, and all the newspaper eff
forts to stir up feeling prove unayail-
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM.
Equipment Will Be Placed and
Glasses Organized at Once.

The equipment for the High School
gymnasium will be placed in posi-
ton and classes in physical culture
organized among the students as
soon as the work Of arranging the
different apparatus can be done
Prof Richards said this morning that
he was thinking of inviting tho
young men Of the city to organize
an athletic club ana make use of the
gymnasium nights when the regu-
lar school classes were not using it
This plan he believes will meet with
the hearty approval and support OF
a great number of young men Of
sthe city who will gladly avail them
selves Of the opportunity o, using
the gym.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
WORK ROAD FROM
MILO TO ARDMORE
PETITION ASKING THAT ROAD
WORK BE DONE FROM FORMER
',CE TO CITY.

\ petition has been filed with
the secretary Of the Commercial Club
by citizens Of Milo asking that the
road work contemplated on the
Springer road be extended to Milo
ami that the work be two days du-
ration instead of one and all tn
Milo citizns will join with teams
and machinery and assist in the
work.
Secretary West stated this morn
ing tnat James 5. Alverson was in
yesterday and offered the use of his
traction engines to work road grad
crs, and J. W Johnson of Milo says
he will open a recruiting office and
enlist every man in that section for
TWO days road work. Nh West
assured them that they would be
given an opportunity of getting busy
with pick and shovel and as soon
as the farmers have had time to
gather the remainder of their cotton
crop the work will be done, Ample
time will be given through the press
of the date so all may make ar
accordingly.
If the work on this road is as
successful as it is believed it viii
be, the other sections OF the county
vii! be taken up and worked out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
INDIANS HAVE
BAD MEMORY
CAN GET AWFUL DRUNK, BUT
NEVER CAN TELL THE JUDGE
WHERE THEY GET BOOZE.

Mayor Roberts has a big job on
his hands trying to get the infor-
nation he says he is going to gtt
Out Of every Indian that is brought
before him in the future for being
drunk.
1t is a well known fact that an
Indian can get drunk on more diff
fereut things and in less time than
any other race one can name, AMI
it is also another we'll known fact
tina, a majority of them will lay in
the city Jail until the turnkey gets
tired locking at them and turns them
out before they will tell where they
got the stuff to make drunk come. ,
The mayor had a whole coyey before
him this morning, and the way he
tried to refresh their memories was
pitilul to behold He says he may
not be able to make them talk, but
he wilt make them think, and pro.
ceeded to slap ten dollar fines right
AMI left with the admonition thay
the next appearance would be suffi-
cient cause for doubling the dose
most Of the Indians emitted grunt,
when the court. pronounced the odict.
and called upon their pale-facc
friends to coma tO thair assistance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
A SAD SUICIDE.
Wife of Baptist Preacher Mentally Un-
balanced, Kills Self.

balanced, Kills Self.
Hobart Okla, Nov. 17.-Mrs. W. j.
McCollom, aged 80 years and wife Of
the first pastor of the Hobart Baptist
church and former resident of Ho-
bart died at her home four miles
west and one mile south of Lone Wolf
Sunday afternoon as the result of
drinking carbolic acid with suicidal
intent. For the last few days the
children had noticed that their moth,
er was mentally unbalanced but not
until Sunday was any evidence Of
suicide found. 1t was said that she
attempted to take her life that NOR
ming with a shotgun, and the cap
failed to fire when snapped.
The husband, Rev. w. J. McCollom,
who is at the head of the Southwest
Baptist college at Mangum and who
came home to spend the day with his
family, was out in a field about one
hundred yards from the house at the
time his vile drank the acid. The
oldest son was sitting in an adjoining
rocm and when discovered, the moth
er was sitting on the floor with an
empty cup by her side. She was suf-
fering and the son picked her up. She
gave directions as to taking care Of
the youngest child and then died.
A husband and six children, two
girls and four boys, survive. The
Oldest son is % years of age and the
oldest daughter is married and lives
in Texas. The McCollom family liv-
ed in Hobart from the time Of the
opening until six years ago, when it /
moved to a farm in the southwestern
part OF this county. w. J. MCCollom .
organized the Baptist church here in .
1901 and was its first pastor, having
been sent here from Shawnee by the .
Baptist state association. He is prom
inent in democratic politics of Kio-
wa county and was a candidate for
representative in the last primary.
Funeral services We're held Tues
lay afternoon, at Lone Wolf.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
Charities and Correction Conference

Charities and Correction Conference.
Buffalo, \. y, Nov 1S,-Mauy
wei known and prominent philau-
thropists anl workers in the caus,
OF charity and correctional effort are
here attending the 1ith annual SEES
sion Of the New York State Confer.
enca OF Charities and Correction
witch opened today Problems Of ma
tional Importance will be discussed
with a view Of planning measures
tor the relief of the poor, the de.
iinGuent and mentally deficient
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
Talk Of a Blockade.

Washington, d. c., Nov 1S.-Oyer
night developments apparently have
brought no change in the Mexican at.
titude here. Some officials believed
that the Mexican congress would heed
the warning of the United States and
take no action on Huerta's success
or.
Talk of blockading Mexican ports
was revived by high officials, but they
denied that such a step had been
decided upon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
SHOT FlRER KILLED.
Mike 6isnVato Killed by Damp Fol
lowing Explosion.

McAlester, Okla, Nov. 17.-Last
night a windy shot caused an eX-
plosion in the Usage Coal and Mining
Companys mine No at Krebs. Mike
Bianvato, a shot firer, the only per
son in the mine at the time, was
killed He had treveled a long way
from the place where the explosion
originated and was overcome by the
afterdamp. His body was recovered
today by a corps from the mine
rescue station in this city The mine
was damaged to an extent that will
require several days to put it III
shape for operation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18

Shawnee, OKLA, Nov. 1.-The body
of Virgil Putnam accidentally shot
and killed in the Kiamichi mountains
while hunting, was brought to Shaw
nee for burial. He leaves a wifa
and aged father. Putnam wore a
red handkerchief about his neck
which was mistaken for a Wild tur-
key The shot was fired by a mem
Der of another hunting party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
BOY KILLS TWO
WOUNDS ANOTHER
TEXAN AND ONE SON KILLED BY
UNIDENTIFIED BOY. ANOTHER
SON WOUNDED.

Alpine, Tex, Nov 1S.-W. R. Lem.
mons and his son, cattle dealers, were
shot and killed and another son was
wounded at their Brewster ranch yes.
terday by an unidentified 15-year-old
boy who escaped The cause of the
shooting has not been discovered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
Rebels Threaten Orizaba.

Mexico City, Nov. 1S.-Breauz reb-
els menace the town of Orizaba and
foreigners are focking to the coast
in large numbers, fearing being bot
tied up there. The rebels are report
ed to have been defeated with a loss
of twenty-five killed in Michoaca state
yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
KATY FREIGHT IN WRECK.
Spreading Rails Cause Wreck of
Freight Train Near Austin.

Austin, Tex Nov. 1S.-Jim Wade of
Austin was killed and two other men
seriously injured when the spreading
of rail wrecked a Katy freight train
on which they were riding today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
Rebels Capture Tampico.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 1S.-A wire
less message received by the Gulf
Coast Fruit and Steamship Company
last night said that Tampico had been
captured by the constitutionalists.
The message has not been confirmed
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18

The Central Trades and Labor
Council will hold SMOKER at Labor
Hall tonight at s o'clock and every
union man in the city is urged to
be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
Vocal Teacher Dead.

London, Nov 1S-Madame MathilGe
de Castrone Marches, probably the
most famous vocal teacher in the
worfl, died here today. aged 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
TO ARREST THAW AGAIN.
Judge orders Re-Arrest of Thaw Be-
cause Of Extradition Warrant.

Concord n. H., Nov. 1S.-Federal
Judge Aldrich today ordered the re
arrest of Harry X. Thaw on the
strength of the recent eXtradition war
rant issued by Governor Felker. The
new arrest was delayed by arguments
over the custody of Thaw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
ASKS AID OF COURT.
Cincinnati Man Asks Court 70 Assist
Him in Talking With Wife.

Cincinnati, O.. Nov. lS.-M. G..
Pritchard today invoked the aid of a
habeas corpus to bring his wife into
court so he could talk to her. The
couple has been estranged, Mrs.
Pritchard refusing to listen to him.
He is confident thai if he could talk
to her their differences could be
adjusted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18

Forty four bales Of cotton belong
ing to Frank Scivally of Orr were
sold here today. All this cotton was
Of good grade and brought the top
of the market.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-18
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES.

Max Westheimer, ct al, have pur-
chased from j.. and Minnie Crlner,
lands in 23-5s-le.