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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-19
HUNTING SEASON
IS NOW OPEN
H-ILE -uN-E7S Sport 5 LIN
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c-s day . - = : season. WI
mixers ~! - Killed t-9l Nov. :;
:, jan : zld gooh,z-s, = sdt.:lo2
.-11 March Is 70 April =. hove7e-.
c-,y one go55,e- 1zy - killed during
- -z--er period. The Tag Limit to:
-l-E=ys : ;1-@e = ( SaaSo- O-=
50ck deer With horns nay y killed
during the opea season, ELich : from
Nov. : 20 Dec. Is, but The season
IS closed against killing female deer
:: a. tines. also agzi1s; deer ~.,h-
o.: horns. Tie season : c.osao
against the killing 0: aa.e,op= until
AFTER Nor. =. 1914 and the-s ara
ce-za1 counties Il -h= safe i Th!ca
deer 0. 10 Kind n2y Be killed
Al SUNDAY hunting is 10: prohibit
= u Oklahoma = new section 0.
the Hzr--s- Day codea1-54-=d 3273
-@zds. !: shall - unlawful % hunt
O p1-s1e game o. use firearms 50
hear any church. schoo,1o-ze o. OH
- p15..c place vh=-s peoqe ara as
se-bled IS 70 disturb such assembly,
and Any person violating The r-ovis-
io-s q this section shall = guilty
OF .-sd=-easo-
The foregoing section ~as inserted.
the cotsnzEe-s szy, TO zee: com
plants regarding Sunday shooting "
de- certain conditions. Sec. 3--4
reads: i; shall y unlawful . h--,
qua.ls o. any kind OF ,1e IS. tav
o: tie week. commonly called Sun
day. AID .o- a-y violation Of his SEC
ton the person % offending shall Be
punished as :o- Sab5z-h breaking"
The foregoing : a-so = -=- SEC
ton T1= rev license law becomes
effective Oct. I. governing ths ha1dl-
Il q licenses throughout the state. .
md z5o,.=1i-z the positions ot de7l-
= game and tzh va-5els. \ :sder-
Il &C, which restricts -1e s--.u-
shooting Of certain migratory birds !
.so goes into et.ec- Oc-. J.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-19

Parcels carried =: Pare, Pos; rates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-19

Es 1as an optimistic soul and q
s-crs suau-a combination t1a, made
him q friend 70 bookss, both directly
and Indirectly, says Tit-Bi,s. His
pals. Thom be infected with his En-
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. Chas. McFadden.
Miss Frances Mehatfy left this
morning for her home in Ohio
where she was called on account
of the illness of her father.
Mrs. M. P. Chinn, who was
operated on in Denver for ap-
pendicitis, was brought out home
Friday and is improving as rapid
ly as could be expected.
F. C. Murchison sold his place
to G. j. Guber, the deal being
closed Monday. Mr.. Murchison
and family have moved into A.
H. Barth's residence on West
1st street.
Services at the Arvada M. E.
Church: Sunday School 10 A. M ;
Preaching at II, subject of SER
mon, Thomas the Doubter. 3"
Good music. Evening, Union
Temperance Service at the Bap-
tist Church. Epworth League
at $50 at the Church as usual.
Rev. A. J. Finch, superintend-
ent of the Anti Saloon league, will
speak at the Union Temperance
meeting to be held at the Baptist
church Sunday evening. Rev.
Finch will devote part of his
time to the Mountain Parks bill
that is of so much interest to the
people at the present time. Come
out and hear him.
John Barello, an Italian living
in the basement Of the Frey
house near the Tramway, had a
little difficulty with his wife
Tuesday night and chased her
out of the house and up the street
threatening her with a knife ac-
cording to the statement Of the
wife. Barello skipped out but
was apprehended Wednesday
and will have his hearing at
Golden today, Thursday. He
denies having used a knife to
threaten mis- wife.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03
CHORAL SOCIETY
entertainment

One Of the best entertainments
of the kind given in Arvada was
the presentation of The Seven
Last Words of Christ" by the
Arvada Choral Society at the
Baptist church Tuesday evening.
The weather was threatening
and the audience was not as
large as it should have been, but
it made up in enthusiasm and
appreciation what it lacked in
size. The entire program was
carried out without a hitch"
and tho work of the soloists
could not have been better. The
chorus was we'll trained and
were in perfect accord with
every movement of their leader,
John }. Webber, who should be
given great credit for the success
of the entertainment. Miss Nell
Nicholson, the accompanist, is
also deserving Of credit as were
/ the solOists, Mrs. Cornelia Grace
and Messrs. W. h. James and
George Sinfeld. The members
of the Presbyterian church, for
whom the entertainment was
given, gave the members Of the
Choral Society a banquet at the
home Of j. Y. Kennedy and wife
after the program had been con-
cluded.
The ladies of st. Matthews
| Guild held a very pleasant and
profitable meeting with Mrs. Jas.
| Stannard Wednesday afternoon.
| Next weeks meeting will be
held with Mrs. Thad S. Sntton.
For Sale, White Leghorn chix
from one day to five weeks old.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ellis, phone Ralston
1881. ALL
, Saturday night 1t being the
) birthday of both host and hostess
{ a special program nys wandered.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03
new CROSSING
BEING PUT IN

At last work on the concrete
crossing over the Wadsworth
ditch where it crosses Grand
view at Wadsworth has begun
and is being rushed to COM
| pletion. The crossing will eX-
tend entirely across the street
and will be a big Improvement
to the road as well as the ap-
pearance of our main street. A
public watering trough will be
installed at this corner also and
will prove a great convenience
to farmers.
Fred Zellers and Henry Win
CERT, who went to Utah to work,
only stayed a week. High life"
in the far west was too much
for them.
Aunt Jennie Robbins returned
home Monday from California,
where she has spent the past
several months. She was glad
to get back home.
The Mothers Congress will
meet at the High School building
next Wednesday afternoon. In
portant matters will be discussed
and all interested are urged tc
be present.
In behalf of the Presbyterian
Church, | hereby tender most
cordial thanks to the Arvada
Choral Society, collectively anC
individually, for the superior,
exquisite and impressive cantats
of last Tuesday evening.
Horatio S. Beavis.
On Monday night the members
of the Baptist church gave {
farewell reception to Rev. Hud
son. A large crowd was presen
and a very pleasant evening wa
spent. Rev. }. Gravett Of Der
yer took charge Of the service
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

paid many complimentary re-
marks to Rev. Hudson and fami-
ly as did Revs. Cooper and Bea-
Wis in their short addresses. Re
freshments consisting of sand
wiches, cake and coffee were
served. Rev. Hudson left Tues
day afternoon for his new charge.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03
LOCAL. AID PER-
S0nAL News

See next weeks paper for big
demonstration at Cahill's grocery
week from Saturday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mrs. VIM. Bennett is able to
sit up a little after a four months
illness.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03
Griffith

Mrs. c. H. Henke departs to-
day for her future home in Cali
fornia.
A daughter Of Mr.. Gilkison
has been very i'll with appendi-
citis.
Mrs. O. A. Songer visited her
husband in Cripple Creek last
week.
Grant Griffith has been ap-
pointed road overseer, a very
good man for the place.
A number Of Griffith ladies'
put on their new Easter bonnets
last Friday afternoon and went
to the home Of Mrs. Scott where
they spent a very pleasant time.
Mesdames Mills and Gibson
very delightfully."- entertained the
Card Club a week ago Saturday
night and Mr.. and Mrs. James
NaF performed in a like manne,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

On account of the cantata at
the Baptist Church, the monthly
meeting of the First National
Bank directors was postponed
from Tuesday until Thursday
evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

oSS LC-NI NSSho IS'I'-i A'' us
demonstration at CahilPs grocery
week from Saturday.
= Mrs. VIM. Bennett is able to
sit up a little after a four months
illness.
Mrs. Mobly of Chicago is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregg.
- Chas. Dorner has leased Chas.
Wise's 40-acre tract west Of the
State Home.
Mrs, VanBorsum has been
very i'll for the past two weeks
but is improving.
Jas. Crow left this week for
Colbrou, Colo, for an extended
stay with his daughter.
Mrs. Emma Dinwiddie has
rented J. w. Nichols house on
West First street and will move
in soon.
II J. c.. Mupal has rented the
Rollins property on Grandview
and West End. and moved in this
week.
Mr.. Weber, Mrs. Hauser and
Mrs. Schaffer and children visit
ed Mrs. w. D. Bradley this
week.
The 15c. tea given by the M.
E. church at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gregg last week was
great success.
H. E. Ellis of the Copper River
country, Alaska, arrived last
week for a visit with his brother,
W. M. Ellis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Weber eX-
pect to move on to their place
north of town next week after
spending the winter in Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03
The George w.
College
Clayton

Any poor, white boy, Colorado
born, between six and ten years
old, whose father is dead, is
eligible to apply for admission to
The George w. Clayton College
in Denver, No invaIids, mental
defective or delinquent boys will
be received. The number Of
places is limited; there are a few
vacancies at present Pupils of
the College are clothed, fed,
maintained and educated, until
the age of eighteen, free Of all
charge. Requests for further
information should be sent to J..
NJ. Downen, Superintendent,
$500 East 32nd Avenue, Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Quite a number of Arvada
people attended the Flood Suffer
ers Benefit at the Broadway
Theatre Sunday night.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Saturday night. 1t being the
birthday Of both host and hostess
a special program sss wandered.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Ace of Po-
catello, Idaho, are visiting Mrs.
Aces mother, Mrs. T. O'Brien
of Griffith station.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mrs. Mobly of Chicago is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregg.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Miss Frances Mehatfy left this
morning for her home in Ohio
where she was called on account
of the illness of her father.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

J. C. Munal has rented the
Rollins property on Grandview
and West End. and moved in this
week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03
A. A. REDSTROM
HAS A RUNAWAY

Mrs. A. A. Redstrom, who
lives west of town, was hurt in
a runaway in Denver Tuesday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Red
strom drove to Denver that
morning in their buggy and when
they reached Ninth and Law
renee, he got out and dropped
the hitch weight and left Mrs.
Redstrom in the buggy, A paper
blew in front of the horse and
frightened it and when it gave a
jump the weight dragging
frightened the animal so that it
broke and ran. Mrs. Redstrom
was thrown out of the rig but
was not seriously injured. The
buggy was smashed up and in
some manner the horse broke
one of it's legs. A policeman
happened along and shot the
horse when he discovered the
broken limb. Mr.. Redstrom had
not been gone ten minutes when
the runaway occurrA. They
rode out home with florence
White.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mrs. Emma Dinwiddie has
rented J. W. Nichols house on
West First street and will move
in soon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mr.. Weber, Mrs. Hauser and
Mrs. Schaffer and children visit
ed Mrs. w. D. Bradley this
week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Rev. Palmer, Baptist state
secretary, will deliver a sermon
at the Baptist church next Sun
day morning.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Chas. Dorner has leased Chas.
Wise's 40-acre tract west Of the
State Home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

The 15c. tea given by the M.
E. church at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gregg last week was a
great success.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Jas. Crow left this week for
Colbrou, Colo, for an extended
stay with his daughter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

The Fancy Work Club is being,
entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. Chas. McFadden.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Weber eX-
pect to move on to their place
north of town next week after
spending the winter in Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mrs, VanBorsum has been
very i'll for the past two weeks
but is improving.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

H. E. Ellis of the Copper River
country, Alaska, arrived last
week for a visit with his brother,
W. M. Ellis and family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

Mrs. M. P. Chinn, who was
operated on in Denver for ap-
pendicitis, was brought out home
Friday and is improving as rapid
ly as could be expected.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

For Sale, White Leghorn chix
from one day to five weeks old.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ellis, phone Ralston
1881. AL
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20

the long needles of II pihes. 1t N's
very still. the kind Of stiffness VI
body which is the outward and Fl9iuto
COMPLEMENT Of that Stiffness OF 'n'
soul in which men know God. 1heie
had been 70 earthquake, no stoi ui'
the mountains had not heaved pehed -
her feet. the great and strong WIN
had not pa sed ~, the rocks mao ~.
been rent and broken. yet END caueA :
herself listening as if for voice. ~
thrill of majesty. silence, loneliness
was upon her. She stood-one stauuS
when there is chance OF meetihs
God on the way, one does not Kheei
until he comes-with her raised nahus
clasped, her head uplifted In eAulla'
ton unspeakable. God-conquered WIN
her face to heaven upturned.
81 will lift up mine eyes TO tns
hills whence cometh my salvatlon'
her heart sang voicelessly. we pta'se
thee, oh, God, we magnify thy ho4!
name forever" floated through her
brain, in great appreciation OF lhe
marvellous work Of the Almighty snap
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20


Uncle ROBERT was ueiien'eu WIZ
ner; his contribution 10 her western
outnt was sniaii "ihenes'e' ono
olsp!ayeo as'ollshlns ap. p.''uuo unuo'
MS nstruc'lohs ana sooli oeoahie "on'
oerlully pfontien' Will 'E"' ueauiS
weapon anu Win i''oi'e' "'o'
Inefe Was niue ""!Ee' " 'e "pp,e'
hehueu III cue ia! 'iii'e ''''ia VIC
mouh'alHS' cue more g t'' .''''eu 'i'ei
tho"sul' sun 1t was wise i'i 'ne eni
aI"''sS ~ nave "''t"'' ~ 'e""ineo''
SO IN lel Jo1IH'> 4"rH' ''','e' 'ne WI
cnesiel NdS s'ulIS ''ol'' "e' snoNlue.
or e"i'!ea =, ne' .i'''n = III ,l'e w
hoth In, finally II was With reluc,
,anoa ~ enn conld b. n,rsuaded to
+akp ,f.b., vD.hipc han over han
rar.h NV ror = r,sw Birds now and
tho sA. mad efmrI The only tenant
of Tho ,si'3,r,,o.s ~ nor choice
Cao ofgG after campng experi
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20

company them in Vain.
When the fixity of her decision waa
established she had a number Of offers
to accompany her, but declined them
all, bidding the others so their way.
Mrs Maitland, who was not feeling
very well, old kirkby, who had
climbed too many mountains to feel
much interest in that game, and Pete
the horse wrangler. who had to look
after the stock. remained in camp;
the others with the exception of Enid
started at daybreak for their long as
cent She waited until the sun was
about an hour high and then bade
goodbye to the three and began the
descent of the canon. Travelling light,
for she was Going tar farther. indeed,
than she knew She left her Winches-
ter Al homo, INIT carried the revolver
wi,h the fishing tach.e and substantial
luncheon
Now The rivera river by courtesy
only-.fld tie canon turned sharply
back on themselves Just beyond the
little lgea,0W whore the camp vas
pitched. Past the tents that had been
their home for this Joyous period the
river ran due east for few hundred
feet, after which ii curved sharply,
doubled back and flowed westward
for several miles before it gradually
swung around to the east on its prop
er course again
It had been Ends purpose to cut
across the hills and strike the river
whore Il turned eastward once more
avoiding the long detour back. In
fact she had declared her intention
of doing that to Kirkby and he had
, given her careful directions so that
She should not get lost in the noun
tains
But she had plenty OF time and nc
excuse or reason for saving II, size
never tired of the charm Of the canon;
therefore, instead cf pMnging directly
over the spur Of the range, She fol
! lowed he lami!I-. rrai. and 2-Icg -.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20


ing master hand Caught UP as It
were into the heavens, her soul leaped
to meet its maker Thinking TO find
God she waited there on the heaven
kissing hill
How long she stayed she did not
realize; she took no no;e OF time; it
did got occur to her even TO look at
the y utch on her wrist, She had swept
the hyin1 cut of as il We're by the
peaks when first she came, and when
at last she turned az az even diyin-
| est moments must have an eAd-She
| looked not backward She saw not
| little cloud hid on the horizon behind
+. the rampant OF the ages, as II were,
; full OF portent and which would alarm
greatly the veteran Krkby In the
/ camp and Maitland on the mountain
| top. Both of them unfortunately were
| unable to see it. one being on the
other side of the range, and the other
deep In the canon, and for both OF
them as for the girl the sun stil
shone brightly
The dccliyity to the .iyer on the
upper side was comparatively easy
and Enid Maitland went slowly and
thoughtfuily down to 1t until she
reached the young torrent She got
her tackle ready. but did no casting,
as she made her way slowly up the
ever narrowing, ever rising canon.
She was charmed and thrilled by the
Wild beauty OF the way, the spell OF
the mountains was deep upon her.
Thoughtfully she wandered on until
presently she came TO another little
amphitheater like that where the
camp was pitched, only smaller.
Strange to say, the brook or river
here broadened in little pool per
oaps twenty feet across: a turn had
thrown full force Of water against
the huge boulder wall and In ages
J OF effort giant cup had been hol-
lowed out Of the native rock. The
pool was perhaps four or FIVE fee.
deep, the rocky bottom worn smooth
The clearing was upon the opposite
side and the banks were heavily
wooded beyond the spur Of the rock
which formed the back O, the pool
She could see the trout in it. She
made ready to try her fortune, hut
before she did so ali idea came To
her-daring, unconventional, extraor.
dinary, begot OF innocence and mex.
perience
The water OF course was very cold
but she had hoen accustomed ali tor
life to taking a bath AZ the natnral
temperature OF the water 2, whatever
season. She new rh.t tho only neo-
pie t. thar Wilderness w.re tha NOW.
bers of her own party ,hr4e os tba,,
were at the camp Ae,ow. tho otbsr.
were ascending 4 ,.oln,ain MIL
away The canon ws. d,an a.n.
she satisfied herself hv careful ohse.
vation that the pool was no, ovo-.
looked by any elevations far ~ NOV
Her ablutions in common n,.s
those OF the rest Of tho camno,s ~ -
been by piecemaa, of nocaes;.r. - ~
was an opportunity for = nlnr,o &c :. : :
natural bath tub. She was as certain
thar che would kA
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20
Q. |. A. to 7. Of L Il.

Orange Blossom Div. No. as5
.. A. to 8. OF L. &. meets evey
tscond and fourth WeSnesdays d
sacA month At 2:30 y. u. Visits
s.siers always welcome,
MRS j. c. BROWN Sse'y
Assts every Tuesday night at
o'clock, at McDonald's hall.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20

IlilltS vi Iuo Cdillp W lHc lul uluS, SAC
decided, in accordance with that ut
terly irresponsible thing, woman's
will, that she would not go down the
canon that day after all, but that she
would cross back over the range and
strike the river few miles above the
camp and go up the canon.
She had been up in that direction
few times, but only for a short dis
tance, as the ascent above the camp
was very sharp, in fact for little
more than mile the brook was only
a succession Of water fall; the best
fishing was below the camp and the
finest woods were deeper in the canon.
She suddenly concluded that she
would like to see what was up In that
so, with scarcely momentary hesi-
tation. she abandoned her former plan
and began the ascent of the range.
Upon decisions SO lightly taken
what mOmentOus consequences de-
pend? Whether she should 60 up the
stream or down the stream, whether
she should follow the rivulet to its
ment, yet her whole life turned abso-
lutely upon that decision. The idle
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norhans u was tvrica, ond for,told he,
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NJ tho canon wa,l for nracticah,.
erc,sa aytremoet caro- IN her cl,mh
h,t she w,s ho,d ana fo,r,o.s noun
ta,roor nv thiy I'm, o,I ~ ,,et enr
haunting avarv dif;cultv she stoor
nort,rg s,igb.lv Httlo tirad hu
tr,rmnbont unon tho s,r,rit
Tho Ground was rocky and broken
the ,;mher lins was c,ose ahove be,
and aba ;udqod tbs+ oh. nust ba s.v
era, miles from tho camn Tho cano,
v.s varv oroo,,od u,o cou,d GO. orl,
,ou brrd-od vo,as of II !, .nv ~
,ection sbo sc,npod bor c;rcur
ecr,hoa limited bor,,or eapor,v for N,
.mopo srou N, oraa, fro tbot tho,
a,wavo kont hrrrino IN tho Damn bu
not s,.r - l. u.s v,s,h,o Che No,
evidently a thousa,d foat abovo m.
-
NV. 'n0 No" 80
s "a,'n 81 e,ounu ~ ""' .oA .s'
".A ioN a""' ino'o en w ~
w. ~ ] u i' -. pap wv so,. o.
80 .eo, 'o"".u -. .ne '".n 80, ..ovA, .. -. aA'
u'u see '.'oueA ~ NV 1eo
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20
POLK ENCAMrMENT
no. :, |. 0. Q,

Polk Encampment No. 8, /. g.
r.. meets the first and third L..oi
lays. Visiting Patiarchs welcon
+. A. MCDONALD. Scribe.
Il. B. ZIMMERMAN,
Chief Patriarch.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20
EeoIn Early TO Train Wv, ',

boH'n seTiy w sxf
Il Ia habit alone thai u~
snce In the child, and ,or y. :,
Il It is not formed early y,
bard, bitter warfare
mote Il In its be,2g
ot the hoaiest laHs
The great under
esNra.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20
ORDER OF EAGIu.

The fraternal Order Of p.,,s
'sses every Wednesday aish, a,
10 At ODD Fellows hall.
j. H. WILLIAMS, prs,is.n,
Z. NJ. sMAILs Secretary
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-09-20

tited Brotherhood Of Carpenter,
and Joiner. Of America, Local 177s
Meets each Thursday night II
Morga- 4 Groover hall, oys
Bates Dry Goods Store. visi,,r,
broths.S welcome.
r. l.. MARSHALL, Prssideat
J, W. LAYTON, Vice Pres.
J. W. LOGAN, Treasurer
]. H FIELDS. Fin. ssey.
h 6. DtETRiCK, Rec. Dee,
H. =. COX. Conductor.
SAMUEL BoyER,
!. ". SCARF,
;, L. WIlLoUGHBy,