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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13
MORE HA v All
OFFICIALS On
GRILL

For matchmaking in midnight
eIopement and marriage on Septenl-
her 3. in which the bride was less
than seventeen years old, two more
licensed officials on Hawaii are to be
investigated. The men complained
of in the present instance are Tom
Maikaaloa Kaanaana, who issued the
license, and the Rev. T. s. X. Naka-
nelua, botn of Waipio, in the Hama
kua district
Territorial Treasurer Conkling re-
ceived sworn statement today from
the girls irate parent, Samuel X. Pu-
pulenui, who declares under oath
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13
POWDER
BOTTLE
DESTROYS ship

A beer bottle, minus its original
contents, and pound OF black pow
der, the whole dashed to a long spar.
which in turn is fastened to a sub
merged mine, is the ingenious inyen-
ton of Colonel VIM. c. Rafferty,, com
manding the Coast Defenses Of Oahu,
for Stimulating the explosion of mine
beneath hostile ship. This morn
ing Colonel Rafferty, took General Fun
ston and a number of officers OF the
department out on the naval cutter
Ringgold, and proved to them the COM
plete success OF his invention.
Mines are laid for purposes of prac-
tice in groups OF seven, seyen-con-
ductor cable connecting the mining
casemate on shore with the distribu.
tion box. with which the sparate
mines are laid in groups of 10.
When group OF mines Is to be
planted, the distribution box is hoist.
ed from the bottom by specially de-
signed launch. The mine planter then
takes up its position near the launch
and when the big metal eontainer,
loaded with 200 pounds Of wet gun
cotton tempty of course for practice
laying and the automatic anchor de-
signed to give it a uniform submerg-
ence. are ready to be swung from
their respective davits, the planter
posses by the distribution box launch
and heaves aboard It line attached
to single conductor cable. The 9TH
er end of TIE cable is connected with
the mine, and as it is paid out, II is
connected with one Of the strands OF
the large cable leading from shore.
Arrived at the proper spot, the plant
or let's go the mine and anchor, and
an electrical connection between the
shore and the explosive is perfected.
The planter then swings, passes the
I'd. B. launch again. and repeats
the operation until all seven mines
are planted In line.
According 10 Colonel Rafferty's
scheme, the cable OF the first mine
laid is connected with the bottle ffll-
ed with powder, which rides above the
water on the spar. When all seven
mines are laid. the planter rows .
small white target across the field
When the officer on shore sees that
the target is &ftllfil ftIIo .lfIt4 z6I.L
of the sparzeqnfpped mine, ne presses
a button. and the black powder ID the
bottle expl0des with cloud Of dense
black smoke II is easy for those on
the tug to determine whether hit has
been made, as the position Of the tar
get in relation to the mine can be
NANNY -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

SAY, Peteri Have, you seensJones
lately?,' Last time i saw him he
locked very seedy." well, you ought
to see him now; he is a well man;
you know he had chronic Indigestion !"
Eyes, / know well, he says it
was brought on by mental anguish
continually annoyed by his poorly fit
ting clothes But he said, since Geo.
A. Martin, the Tailor, in the Waity
Bldg, made his clothes from his
measurements he commenced to get
we'll advertisement.
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Ota, ]. K. Lindsay. E. K. Lazarus, A.
Mitchell Mrs. Lemon, Mrs M. Worth
ington and SON. l.. Hoe, E. Parker, f..
K. Akin, e. Murphy, K NJ. Sung, Miss
T. Nagatani. Misses Wilcox (2l, Miss
E. Crowell, Miss L. Robinson, H. Tai
liant, Misses Martin t2). Miss Henry,
Miss Winnie, w. Eberling, Joe Kauhi.
X. Seki, Miss R. Okamura, Mrs s. Ka-
aha, J, f.. Silva, Miss c. Wong, Mrs.
Leong and child, Miss w. Saffery,
Miss L. Gohier, Miss M. Lindsay, s.
Mitsui, S. Leleo and wife, Sunada.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

The Oceanic liner Sierra is now in
touch with the islands through wire
less. The vessel is predicted to ar
rive from San Francisco at an early
hour Monday morning, bringing a
large list of cabin passengers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

A French railway company in Rus
STA plans. to give moving picture en-
on trains making jour
neys of more than twenty-four hours.
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COMING
ON THE SIERRA

One of the largest lists of cabin pas
sengers brought to Honolulu from the
coast in an Oceanic liner in some
weeks is due to file down the gang
way from the Sierra on Monday morn
ing.
Steaming through fine weather and
500 miles of the port at eight o'clock
last night, the officers in the Sierra
reported that the vessel is due to ar
rive heer at an early hour on Mon
day morning with lis cabin and IL
steerage passengers.
The vessel has been supplied with
29T0 ions cargo to be discharged at
Honolulu. There is express matter
to the amount of 3S packages.
The postoffice officials have been
notified that the Sierra will have 326
sacks mail for this port.
Arrangements have been made to
berth the vessel at Oceanic wharf.
But Little Sugar on Hawaii.
The last of large accumulation of
sugar is awaiting shipment on the is
land Of Hawaii according to report
that was brought to this city this
morning by Purser Phillips of the
steamer Mauna Kea. The list includes
the following lots: Olaa 10000, Ha-
kalau 1890, KaiwiIi 1853. Hamakua
MIL 1885, Paauhau $50, Honokaas 5000,
Punaluu 5297, Honuapo 2017 sacks.
~
Sparks from the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents, from the
Oceanic s. s. Co.'S S. s. Sierra, bound
from San francisco, for Honolulu:
8 p. M, Sept. IL: 1896 miles from
port. lis cabin passengers for Homo
lulu, IL steerage passengers for Homo
lulu, 326 sacks mail for Honolulu, 1910
tons general cargo for Honolulu, 33
packages Wells Fargo Express mat
ter. Will arrive O'clock Monday morn
ing, Sept. Is. Docks at the Oceanic
8. s. CO.. dock, foot of Fort street
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ter but evidently he has not com
pleted that work yet.
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HARB0R Notes

s
Sailing from Honolulu August IA,
the schooner Arielis reported to have
arrived at Grays. Harbor last We'd
nesday.
The Inter-Island steamer Mama
Kea is scheduled to sail for .Hilo and
the way ports at three O'Clock this
afternoon.
The Inter-Island has placed the
steamer W G. Hall on the berth to
sail for Kauai ports at five o'clock
Monday evening.
With Midway island as destination,
the Commercial Pacific cable schoon-
er Flaurence Ward is expected to sail
with supplies next Tuesday.
Following the discharge of $4,000
barrels of fuel oil, the Union Oil
tanker Lansing is expected to be dis
patched for the coast this afternoon.
Work was started this morning in
discharging the $500 barrels of fuel
oil brought by the tanker w. F. Her
rim into the storage tanks at Iwilei.
Completing the discharge of gener-
al cargo from the mainland, the Mat
son Navigation chartered steamer
Honolulan is an arrival from Kahului
today.
-AR9I--
According to present expectations
of the local quartermaster department
the transport Thomas, an arrival
from San Francisco today, will be
dispatched for Manila by the way of
Guam tomorrow morning.
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star-Bunetin for TODAY's news ioday
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pESSELST TO AND
FROM THE s Isl A INC


Saturday, Sept IL.
YQkohama- Sailed. Sept. 13, S. s.
IcQ3o Naru for Honolulu.
HiIo Sailed, Sept 10, S. S. Kiyo
|eru for Manzanillo.
san Eraneiscb Arrived. Sept. u,
81 s. Hyades from Hilo. Sept. 3.
Port Blakeley Arrived, Sept. IL,
schooner Helene, hence August q.
Aeroqrams.
8 s. Hilonian Arrives from Seat,
he Tuesday morning.
s. s. Nippon Maru-Arrives from
Yokohama Monday. p. m, and pro
ceeds 70 San Francisco Tuesday.
about 10 a. m.
s. s. Sierra Arrives from San
Francisco Monday a. m. with lis
cabin and IL steerage passengers for
Honolulu; 326 sacks Of mail and 1870
tons Of cargo
.. s. a. 7. Thomas sails for Manila
sundsy. 2 n m. /,
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Work was started this morning in
discharging the $500 barrels of fuel
oil brought by the tanker w. F. Her
rim into the storage tanks at Iwilei.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

Following the discharge of $1,000
barrels of fuel oil the Union Oil
tanker Lansing is expected to be dis
patched for the coast this afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

With Midway island as destination,
the Commercial Pacific cable schoon-
er Flaurence Ward is expected to sail
with supplies next Tuesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

The Inter-Island has placed the
steamer W. G. Hall on the berth to
sail for Kauai ports at five o'clock
Monday evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

FuIl moon Sept. Is at 2:l5 a. m.
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While the Pacific Mail liner Man
f1uf.a sailed from San Francisco with
2 BIG IIet Of cabin passengers. but a
IcV are expected 70 lay over at Homo.
IuIn according to advance advices.
The evening world., 1913-12-18
WEBB HAS AN AL|b|
TO PROVE He DIDN'T
MARRY MISS CLARKE
How Could He Wed in New
port and Play Football in
Jersey the Same. Day!

"How can fellow get married In
Newport and play football in Jersey In
one day"
Young Mortimer Webb. son Of Danie
Webb. proprietor OF the Broadway Gem
trail Hotel. would like TO know the an
swcr We rrew quite indi -nam this
morning over the statement made late
last night by nineteen year-old Miss
May Clarke. OF either Freeport or Bell
more. l.. l.. that he was married to her.
Miss Clarke. who created "A scene In
front OF the broadway Central Hotel
about midnight after heated argument
with young webb. i. in Bellevue Hos
pitai IN the observation ward.
She was sent 90 the hospital after
having been escorted 10 the Mercer
street police station by her aunt. Mrs.
Mary hughes. OF No. SS Columbus ave-
nue.. Hho told the police that she accom-
panied Mias Clarke to see young Webb
at the formers eager solicitation after
the girl had mnde an unexpected trip to
New York from Freeport. l.. !. Webb
said to-day that me met the girl at
Belirnorc. where his father has "a sum.
mer home. lie said the present affair
was ali rot"
"She came In here to see me about .
o'clock Tuesday evening" ne told an
Evening World reporter to-day. "and
while she waited for me the clerk says
SHE wrote n letter On III, writing room.
Thank heaven have that letter. Hello
Morton. she said. when came in. She
said she was In trouble and wanted me
to help her. but she did not say any
thing about our supposed marriage She
went away presently and I thought
had seen the last Of her. Why.
scarcely knew her when she first spoke,
although I seemed 10 remember having
seen her in Bellnioro three months ago. -
Young Webb exhibited the letter
which he said the girl evidently had let'
at the desk. believing she would not Sc,
him. Here Is the letter:
Dear Norton-I am married and
disowncd by my relatives, but I hope
you will help me. am married to
Mr.. william Kersner OF New York.
Ny relatives object because he is OF
a different religion: but he is good.
I will he down tomorrow Ia see you
ut S.3n or later. II YOU are busy, Just
write aud let me know what TO do.
want to hire room here
Yours truly.
Thc letter ~ undated, written al
The evening world., 1913-12-18
HE'D WE'D, NOT FOR LOVE,
BUT TO STOP 4 SUIT
Judge Of Young Doctors Surprise
When the Girl Went Ahead
and Got Damages

Dr Arthur ". Ny.cn. u young inferno
at thu swedish Hospital. Brooklyn. was
willing to sacr Nice himself on thu alta
~ lovelcss marriage to prevent IN"
trial ~ a suit for damages brought by
Miss Edna Keller thliS. a pretty nurse
who says that the young doctor prom
ised 10 marry her ana then hacked out
After telling Miss tblig that he would
marry her. though such a union would
bring them both Wharpiness. Dr. Nyien
says that she promised to stop the suit
A few months later. Judge Of his sur.
prise When he learned that Sherfffs
Jury had awarded her $3.50 damages
Now he wants the verdict set aside.
Miss thlig lives AT Arlington, y. j.
and Their. the two met 70" the h~t
time on June %. 1910. Botn We're under
age, hut the doctor. then student
promised to marpPher. but did not fix u
The evening world., 1913-12-18

date Tor ia Wedding The only Inpc ne
no lad Wo' he mad" t." prp.u.sr. o.
saws was rom l.s fain"r and tIa'
wasn't clpU2I ~ two Finally he
wrote her a farewell letter i-llinx u-.
that 'r 1T NOT love uti.
y u wan She received this let or. d"
br. NNien explains ir his AFFIDAVIT. "spe
threatened sri'-d.structiDu aud begged
me not TO give up calling on her. and I
was al a loss TO know what ! should
do"
br Nvlcn also saNs that he IN IN no
netter position 10 support u wife now,
rs re hasn't had an opportunity to
biiid up a practice.
supreme Court Justice Gavegan
granted Or. Nylen's motion asking that
the suit, settled 80 hurriodly by the
Sher,ffs jury. lie brought TO trial i'm
me liltcly
The evening world., 1913-12-18
VICIOUS DOG BITES
THREE CHILDREN
AND POLICEMAN
White Bull Terrier Runs a
Neighborhood Until He Is
Clubbei and Shot.

A stray white bull terrier showing
the signs of a long period Of wander
ing through the streets snapped at n
child at Third avenue and Ninety-sev-
18th street to-day. The ncighbUrhood
was crowded with boys and girls on
their way to the public school at Nine.
ty-sixth street and Lexington avenue.
and the larger boys Immediately start
Cd for the DOG with sticks and stones.
while the little boys and the girls ran
FOG Railways and stores.
A thirteen year-old boy named James
sasuli OF No. 223 East Ninety-seventh
street was bitten by the dog In tho
right leg as he was leaving his home.
steven Massth, nine years old. was the
next to he bitten. the dog nipping his
right leg. BY this timo Policeman
George ChicQuette had joined In the dog
chase.
The animal ran into the haIiway~of
tho tenement at No 2l9 East Ninety
seventh street. where eight-year-old
Sadie Lafoino. who lives In the house
had taken refuge. She was bitten In
the right leg and was starting up the
stairs when Patolman ChlcQuette.
fearing that the dog would attack her
again. picked her mp in ms arms and
the dog promptly bit eltm in the left
leg and ran out into the street.
ChicQuette was reluctant To fire his
revolver In the street 30 he chased the
dog into a butcher shop NJ Ninety
seventh street ana Third avenue. dis
abled II by "A blow with his club and
then carried It into the stree; and killed
Il with a bullet. The carcass was sent
to the Board OF Health for an examina-
tion to determine whether the animal
had rabies. The four victims had their
wounds cauterized at Mt. Sinai Hos
pitNI
The evening world., 1913-12-18

Broadway Central IIoiel paper and -
Unsigned.
she told me Tuesday evening rS-
olaincd young Wcyp. That sh" a"i
kcrsner. o chn1freIr. were married re-.
Gently. but wednesday nisht vnrn she
came in with Mrs. Hughes, whom she
introduced ~ her aunt, she cried that
she and were married in Newport sun
DAY. | can easily prove that II not
true, FOR I was q subs itite on foot.
bal team from the Bowery' that played
the Union team IN Jersey city sunday.
The evening world., 1913-12-18

YATES CENTER. Kan. Dec. Is
Nilsson. ~ H. passenger tram N".
10. due AZ Kansas city ut Sii \. Nj.
split . switch here early to-day an !
four csIs fsst the tracks. No one Nas
Killed or seriously injured. y south
bound tran was turned. taaing the
in lured TO Kansas CITY
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Guys Oldest Empioycr UeSir~s.

CHARLES Adee. who ber,me clerk OF
Tie New York Board or Estimate when
tua' office was created I'm 1873. aud
Sho his held the POSITION ever since.
viii be retired on $4,000 year half
pay next Wednesday. Mr.. Adee IL
seven'S-seven years old Is said 10
he the oldest employee ufTle city.
The evening world., 1913-12-18

\ steady test Of Lambert Quality and Lam
bert Methods in the manufacture and sale
OF Jewcry since 1877 convinccs the great army
OF Christmas buyers that they save money
and obtain fullest satisfaction at this unpre-
tentious store. Hence the store is filled daily
and nightly with purchasers who would obtain
the best values. the most approved styles,
guaranteed quality and the highest service.
We shall be open every evening to aud in
Guiding Christmas Eve.
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Es. Ass-m bIy man q. u. Wood Dead.

WATERFOWL. n. v. Dec. is.--Dr.
Gary X. Wood. formerly an Assembly.
MAJ, from the Second Distric; OF Jcffer-
son County died at his home In Ant
wsrp to-day. aged 80. Death was due
10 Br.yht's disease.
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Store Open Every Evening Until and Including Christmas

Nine fine Dta.
monds. platinum
top and sold
shank ......o@
Eleven nns Dis.
monds. oid II
karat gold. $40
Ten Ten! fine ,lDIis.
Karat gold. $40
Nine fine DiA.
mon6. piatinu1
top .......o1oO
Ten fine Dis-
monfs. ~ In Q
plAtintt ton n.
EarN gold -
shank. .o356
Zine DfsDoad
csntre, with ~
finely sslsctsd dia-
m o n d set N
circles and shank /,
platinum top Al
Rug ......eA"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22
CONGREGATION At
PORTSMOUTHDOCKS
THREE LIVES LOST AND PROP.
ERTY DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT
OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS.

Portsmouth, Eng, Dec. 21.-A fird
involving damages yariously estima1-
ed at from $1,25O,OOO to $4,000, ,OO1
devastated the dock yari here Satur-
day night and resulted in the loss of
two lives and the destruction of the
century old semaphore tower which,
in the pretelegraph days, was the
great signaling station between the
fleet and the admiralty.
An examination of the ruins Sun
day disclosed the fact that two OF
three signalmen who had remained in
the tower to summon help when the
fire broke out were burned to death
The third escaped through the smoke
and flames to an adjoining roof and
there fell unconscious. He subse-
Quently was rescued.
Nothing IS known as to how the
fire originated. When it was first
observed from the deck of the new
cruiser Queen Mary, the intlamma-
BILE matter in the rigging loft and
sail house already were burning
fiercely. All the firefighting appara
tus in the dock yard was rapidly
brought into action and the efforts of
the men were devoted to preventing
the fire reaching the main store at
the end of the burning building which
was ,.led with 10000 tons Of heav.
cl. After many hours Of strenuous
work. the fire was gotten under con-
troll. 1t then had reached within
eight feet Of three tanks. The flames
were finally extinguished at o'clock
Sunday morning.
The huge wooden semaphore struc-
ture surmounung the rigging house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

was a blazing beacon within half an
hour after the outbreak and collapsed
onto the roof of the main tower and
building converting the whole into a
fiery mass. Fire parties were sent
to the dock yard from all the war
ships in the harbor and the cruiser
Queen Mary on which burning brands
were falling, was towed out of the
danger zone.
Many valuable models of old war
ships, records relating to Nelson and
earlier periods and old naval relics
were destroyed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22
FUNDS CONTINUE
TO COME SLOWLY
BIG CHRISTMAS TREE ON MAIN
STREET WEDNESDAY - FUNDS
ARE NEEDED.

Funds are coming in rather slowly
;or the Christmas fund, but every day
brings something. II. V. Wolverton of
Manusyillc sent In check. Mr.. VOL
vcrton was reared in this city. his
family resides here and he always
feels a friendly interest in the well
fare of his home city. Joel +. Bu-
chauan made contribution to the
fund Saturday night and today w.
II. Rogers and Mrs. w. II. Rogers
contributed to the fund.
Mrs. Curtis is arranging to have
the Christmas tree on Main street at
. o'clock Wednesday afternoon and
it is hoped that not poor child
in the city will be overlooked
Ardmorc is TO be congratulated that
its charity work has a perfect organ
llauon. Outside Of some small work
done by the sunday schools the funds
are being distributed through the
channels OF this ono organization,
The ministers. churches, lodges and
citizens are contributing their funds
10 be used by one person and IN
that way the work can be organized
ana the money can be used in man
her that il will do the greatest good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

stove Rowlca was here yesterday
from Mcmillan lie states that the
loomrr OH and Gas Company an Vl,
Iahoma CITY concern. has taken leases
In his portion ot the country that
cover milo and half square, and
that the company will do test drilI.
ing there II Is practically certain
that the country east of Ardmorc VIII
ho tested during the coming year.
Some persons from McAlcstrr state
that they viii do drilling east N
Arlmorc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

day, Cecil Holmes received $50 shot
in his face and shoulders when a
double barreled shotgun was accident
ally discharged Unable to walk,
Holmes attracted attention by contin-
uously firing small revolver Cecil
Garner, aged II, was shot accident
ally near Pawnee yesterday while
hunting opossums.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

The CRYSTAL gas well haa been cap.
pnI but the now is IN strong. that
gas aas Doen wasting from the out
side Of thr caaing WWkmep are
busy with the well and II Is thought
lury viii succeed today IN getting
complete control of t. SO deal has
been made 10 pipe the gas into Ard
more but negotiations looking 10 that
rui have been started
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22
Does Anyone Know This Man. 4?

j. A. DeShaze, an old soldier at the
Confederate Home wants to locate his
brother whom he has not seen in sew
eral years. His brothers name is Gar
rett DeShaze, and any information
appreciated by his brother in this
city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

Thc snow which came Sunday night
mean, Il serious hlndrancc 10 the oil
ncldH development Operators say
'hh u Us almost, II not quite lmpoa.
mblo TO do any hauling IN the fields
ana the result viii be- That fcw wells
viii bo started unlil the r"adH get
bclDor. ana those now drilling VIII be
mind red
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

A drilling machine wa3 located to
day la the HoulhcnHt portion Of 6l-i
by WcsDhcmcr Of the Hickman Wills
lease DrllIng will bo begun at
onco on this Hitc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

W'ir Franklin, ~h9 IS 2 member 0i
mo Crya,al COMPANY and alao has
other holdings In the field, spent Sun
tay and loday a. HealdtDu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22
Hunters Accidentally Shot.

Guthrie Okla, Dec. 2r-While hunt
ing rabbits near Hennessey yester.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

s'ee 'D 7uls5 t1 s'H.T.1 fhs holidays
aDG vii "a. yaHG "a .be NsiGs @shi2
u s.sSsrt tiHsas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

G. VI. lIapgood win spend the holi
du'h with his brother at Henrietta
TcNas Ito viii leave here tomor-
row afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

George l.. Parton, field man for
rhr Idaho OH and Gas company, is In
the city from the Hcaldton field to-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

j. : Daniels who is the drilling
contractor for the Crystal people, has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-22

CARLOAD OF CHRISTMAS TREES
JUST RECEIVED, PRICE IS CENTS
TO $500. W. J. LANE.