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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
A DEAL IN DALNATIANS.

\ nina went into II shop In har
ri-pufs anh told III" proprietor that
he wanted 'o bus u baiuiaiian dog
I" 'aL.a broad with him.
Certainly. sir, said III" assistant
Nv" got the Y.iN ,hins"
Ia Il quarter oi ah houg h- brought
ouI the animal, Tue customer paid
tue mou.N and d"part-'l. ii-ior.
his train time. however. heavy
shower G-ii
tn. man returned with IL" i"s
IN = state oI sT"a, Indignation
Look "a, bim. A- -ri-. You
told ms la. NJ. - bai,na,ian. Give
m- niS n..n., back All his si.ui'
arr ~ssh.,i oft in "a" rain
The proprietor Lpoi.sisr.'
It's III ,hs, siuI''i f.-'is ni.'
take
lie sailed L. h,s aasIsian,
''Isa,.s. iiL Sog cell this i.s IL
hi. z.aii-.,an
Yes. sir
Welt. s.l .U-E, 4. H.. ashamed
Of sslr.-if. iss, Nsu Lnos "a utn'
briIa s.~s nth 'bis dos go
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va1eSe CIV I rvssro~.

ksrsas sisss Me I~F i-lsess
Receipts s.ssss marie, lee hv.t'
J',Ih pf sales sss to 5sses hrssg
Vsss 10 9 se heays : I- &. ts5
sSash.rs s.s ta',s-fe ss- So sSs
lsssss 5sfs te to- rigs ss1e sc
sss.
Ca-sI. Receipts 9.s.e nsrae.
steady priv ted steers >7s g.
e.iss df.seed beet ss1~rs es5s IT,
$i~s western sse~ts & 'g 5Ss
southern ssest. z.ss ss 5ss-s cows
as 80 5s9ss hci'ess 5.5- tg ss-s
s,-ss.ss sr,s feeders s5- So 5s..
s.vsrIs issS ,s 9 ssIvrs 6 80 sc iss1
ss.~p Receipts ss-~s market
steady rs~s. to 5.5ss restIi. se
. 5- ,e CSC ~utaefs l.5s 10 s-Ses
eNss I ss tee
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
NATTER OF BuNsEss

Tss. kes.@ q. let saIs eespu.s
s1sss '- " sTsssss~s s--s spsss as
an .us5s5Hz rass-- -hssb stsfssss
s@ss9 s.aas E~s.sI- ts sss ssss ps !.
usN'ss <s.prsss rssidsr's ssst
sSSxnss te s,sys ss- -fsspsssl ~ shU
hss~e essss .hsss~s
saiaL guss sss ...s ssasA st
esr hssss.s Mrs w sEs a.s. ses-
~ 59hh-s ssrsssf Red so The Uvssr-a
sssssiN stressed wi4.a tsu
.psa ps.- IL ss.sJt 's svs rVessssss
sss ssas . Ijss'ss
l'sSv, s,.t ~sst ss rs-s IT, ID
" sssg~ sstss ssInsss ''Saa vsisu ses@z
s.stxss. hsFp. sasst sss
The ssssas~s fss. .spssss
s.ssss.el tevrrgIsIssss
''Ite.'s wat 4. test -" sAs se-
g- ss.s. I've. WY d. yss sss 'As'
assE,s in tas sia.t.ss -
we'll. Jes see. l's. . is~.Iy vIss.
ows viss .sll ~s>-lt s .es~ps se.
ae,l rts ,y.sssetr s,s -k- eus Ny siAy
i~e.se. aesseesws sIs widow An
sw.t.s ,.ptiSs ,tts''s 80 wtiss
ssevsa skr rsnszs sud address 't oil
sesns ,s,sIIs eke cell sns cell sss~
a. ssir pFi,~ 70 = iira Of shcs-
hess. ,uSa isA.ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
ONLY

\ 2p@t ssssp ss s-s-s es sse ehtJ-t4
Ap"t "s a--zs sss2ssa Ns - Ei'si1
gsv she sres -e .sss vista u tsSr ~ho
gave bet sar ssesist r@ssfs5s sIspas
to I4.S At sAr sgsssI she ssas-s
asisssr md 10 q sss ssi.sses sIrseI
shs @sas
~ISsac Yea like i- .~s tesrs sst
~4 The tAas
Srs. serg nsscss' sstdshs tissle
sisI. psIN.ss assiss We've ss-
.a- at sesss-s sssy ID. ri's.tvs sss
ptpstSEy
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
&ss As'ss,s Tssaed

-sp SGsasips r.sase t~v $
,Se~ss .asss hste ss-ssrt 's"ss - Sc
us .~sss~s sss-s sSs.s spasss s- -ss-s
pSsss ~ rsSas sssg s.@ =se N.s"-i"
swss, wkss ss- sstsS bTr~ Ss9s sss
VI iss hssts ssSS i.H.dssges sssrss'
.-,rss-.s ~ SO sSss Itssspis4 rsrs
.ise %esae ssssss.g sts asasu.asvt '-
sss.sss TLu ssess 's pssprSty wss
Se lsts E~s< as< b~~''
reported e"rwa
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
THE GIRL From NUNNs"
SETS FASHION WORLD AGOG

Mr, Edward n, ii~'k. ."a-fai Ill.
rector 81 sh-.hah 4 h-.k. "a. ~
rsri. last slmmrf making arrange
m-Es. Tor the firms psn-iu"uI Of
''saion,-s hi. wife ~ho ascosns,a ni-A
him rah a.sosa = nio.itsir In Paris.
Msian~ MsGs-sar-iiuii. whose -r--
a,ssns ~-r- the ,sik of the Theatrical
.oiohs i,-f- siEuek at once ~iih
the orisiaaiiiy of The woman and
her s-nius ior Grating fasiiion Ia.
stead ot following IL. Mr. tir.k n,sd-
her . proppsili.a ,p snsaafsrtnr-
sh. costumes for The Girl from
Muu,n... which spns. sa the w-.;
.aaisas With M,s< Olive Vail head.
ias . p-rs-ct sasto The Madame ~as
sis-n .af,Ebiah.h- and fairly sutH
did herself -. she -ss ansi.ssss ss -sH
,sbis.h a Frpu,a,ipa sas herself in
ibi. sosinsss as1sas Nn-sissn ps"'
iusrr. waii- ,s- soss os sh" cssH
Is. tho s..ssaa-- js ss-a'it In -ss.s<
at what is ordinarily ins-ssrs, In =
nusiSs1 .on.Jy. the trsuii has ptu, q
-n The vI.a, ~. at sh- ssssas~ sA I
sh. ssis sasoss shsaltirst Pss-iss-ss
-srNe Girt sress Mps.ss~ ss the --ur'
spssr"as,s e@ssataes ssasiess s"raa
eds ia ss- aase"ss @s taarstfan de-
sisarf. The seesaae~s az sA- shosH
q. as~ nassv elaborate .hss sh-s~ tssa
sails pfas s-i.i s-F sfi@s sassss
.s, untS az. sh.S .i.t.ese'n sss @s'
ssi-,SiF ~ssgpsiteo sss ssr Gssaiss
@.itssses as .b- esssatss ss~ s.s-sss
repsiss asaT "f sEe designs ts"
N@es5ess sssAsee leu grfs
s- sapFh hss b-~a said as.psss rsS
s2isI ts.as Ns@ns .bs clever boom
ss j. ~ tsAss SD she -as.ttst tssSfe
ss . y Hshssesst sss, .sssr ss ii'.
tic seed '- -as-s farther s-Ss sss. as
rsrs~N. <ssssis- L. saw ssss 'F@a
~srtp .ssaSgss5ns jsss 2iessre 'rs.
"isr ssua Nup@<'' wilt Sr ~s'ha~as
sv-.-sht .sr sssssss asps@-seEse' h5t aft sh~
s-sfssps ss w-it - sha --es sai1sa
able aaas5sst semevts Nrssvt in -asas
s-sss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. Dee. cattle Ne-
c.ipis l.6Ov: market steady: hec'
steers d 10 .; cows aud h.itcrs . to
sac: stocker~ and feeders $50 TO
7.l;: calves {. To s..5.
Hos: Nas.ips i.ov", market
steady; top '.Go: bnik oi sales go
10 :.53.
SHEEP Receipts Nvo: market
steady: yrariinss 80. to o. w-,hers
10" TO i.:a. lamb 50" io ::.:
ewes J. 80 al t:..
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
KILLED rNE PLAY

Tee r-s.1,.se- in Parts es r-.s
sse~ ~ ~. .Ssrssy ~ SOS se-5sas
ise,uss.v sysssgse = ,arsss. Bi.se 81
ss.>strsI hssscfs ~berc = ss~sIs
live Sc .es I,s as.e sirl1a = rtcle
aJtrs
V~ ~. .srss sjeh. a. Jaw :
rsevasese sc0ece jsS.s c-e - tne
.gss-s bsS So dssvssra the s~e~sst
ssjcsso Jise. "O-. seghe-s..s seEhs
esssVsss Oh
,-ssAa,It t.-ssus vcit- 'ro-s 'se
rs,s.v sys,Ies. sst..~r~ ~ ii--
nv rscnsssn. Ei-s"y Tso'rv'c--
on. IN. IAusbter -ts. ioIEore !
,yuasIs,e,y broke us ~. seriousness
~ IN. ,eninss entertainment
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
CHICAGO Wes1Csx

'etsas"s hsr s. lI.fs NsvS5pss
sss-y~ @s@rss- tsg sad yesterday :
average bsJs 81 s,sJr. 5ss ss 1855
tszhss .s1 ss 5sS-5 ssisSd sss ,s
ss~' bsssy 30 4" ass swpsL 5s.
ss sasa. Was as tw & so
sasss- s~s-sssss Nsee~ pssss~-
steady L4sv-s s~~ us sss~s r.ta<
stsvgs s.Sa to- s5~5 ~s.s~e 90 so
ss5ss s.eststs AMI f.ses-r~ see 10
soS~s e~~< ssj srtset. $40 ss >stss
calves sls~ sg ~
=seeps R-'sstss sSs---s as.k.s
steady ss6jyr lis 10 sssvs ~g~s.tn
iss ts Sss~5 y-ss1iAS. ssss tn g
'a@hs. ss,is- $50 10 5s,es -e.srss
So te 5ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
cor1ux rxcRAxor
ADOPTS new RULES

>rw Npsss Js@e pTys sae.eSs
~srss ~ shs swsrs ct sA. >-s N-ss
Cs-sea sssghsssrs sssV 5sis4 ies 81.
sssp.Ees AZ sevcssrssss sSBe sssses
sssss ssesssIy revision es aissss.Asss
" ss~.s ssesssiesss sss sssa2rs ..
sas w.sSes of classification aAd ~
rasetesss sbs sswrsssSss 1s~s vrfr
all adopted telsv by Ist4s essIs-j,i-s
.. = s~e~tise cs ta. .S,saas. ~ses
s.sss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
RATES OF EXCHANGE

Nos York. hc, CI.s-s i'sin.
n-r-aa,iis paper . to .. Y-T s-asa
co@n-eisi bills ssei.
tisr siIsvr So.
N.>Issa d.iiars ~.
Cos --nAeni rsBnis tits
i;atip.si L-spss, sIrn
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
xER ONLY concIax.

<r NANsd IAstI Of NeNsfsEs Nes
=. s~rScusII W. eesv~s 10 ~.'i
sseva seet'iss military fss.ily.
Tn. si.s- l.arca.t. asg.a.t ssr ia
si,s ~-s a ;srass. ARsIo-ta|iss so =
,isr. Ohio ssr;I ~ his ssfesr hsS sn
sesl-a.sss ssp~sseaee et t~tss
serecs ir,y ,ae BSsth Hot. cf Csi-
evsss .ssti.s Tee Nusiats
i.ise ssral~t of esh~t s~,seSt
setsset. he YES Het sls see-' ~i'h 'cs
sweet y ,NwwNts sed wses his old
wc.h.r ~ss ,eIe ,Ass sre rrisc~sss
10 the BIs,E Hole eere tied se9e'h-
ct. her caI, ,ew~eH, ~ss:
Heaven aei. the pecr wan 'hs. :
is.t to our pa,is:'
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
NEW Y0Rk METAL

Nee S"ss lh~ & -iySsi psfss
a 80 is it0
s.-e',.s .s,.s. Sts ~ sss
sspsrs guI.'s s'ssasFsl. sB~s sai
sssasvs. rg' asesrss eJ-gasistjF
is:s d. L.
rIe w-sI ss.ps sss nsgus1rr %
:. IS IS
rsep TIF-ts serhaSars
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
New YORK STOCK LIST

Nc~ York. i'-r. - Amaisama'ri
'Ib: Amrri.sn SUGAR i"s: AichIsoi
"a. NoriL-rn Pacific 1919: R-si-
ins i.:.: Southern Pacific >;!: tn
i,n raeifi. 1919: 4, y steel 80: 4.
:. Steel preferred l"i.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

r-ts,ise 81 every Ae>esis-'c, .es;-
,e ArA ruIths sfscuts4 ~ 'se
Cktsaitie-Ne~S hob scons sAMplea
ssS s,eta;iess % .ess.st Tee Ns
;s;eeApss. TylNitAA l1s. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
THE MONEY MARKET

N-s York. ihr. Call a..us,
firm. ). ,Os
Time loans -si.sd! ." days ssi
>" dsss ; p~s .~s'. .s mosIAs Z.
To- >
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Dec. i.-Dut,cr un-
changed.
Eg.. lower. receipts 1850 eases;
ut mark. cases included. rs 10 sac
ordinary ~ 10 80. iir.ts 80 to "a.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
RAINS INCREASE
FLOOD DANGERS
IN CENTRAL TEXAS

Dallas. Texas. Dec. i.-Thc death
list from the floods WAS Increased 10
twenty to-day when seven negroes
were drowned Vt iIearne. boats were
out this afternoon ut iiearns rescu-
ing many pcIronn caught IN their
homes,
In central Texas. where high wat
cr has taken thirteen lives aud ,a'is-
cd tremendous damage. the flood was
rcc-dins this afternoon. Rescue
parties ~-rc proceeding steadily nj,
their work,
The crest ~ the iiraAos flood
passcd Waco a..i the Colorado aver
was ret.iinx ai Austin. The hi.h
water reached Kan Antonio this
morning. oui f!ood i,aS- did not ,on-
uSu. iOnx The rain continued.
Dallas. r-Nas. bee. = K.lniaii
cOntiEu~'i today III the flood district.
of ceatrai r.Nay. adding 10 ti,. mem
"a" vi high wsterT'. which airrads
have cost thirteen liv-~ sGd aEont
81 .""".""" property damage rhc
meet important new p"ini aif-'is-i
io.ay NJ. san Antonio, The f..s,'i,
sa,-r l-rii.nr 49, nearly -v-fS .onn.
a. ir"m San Nnioni" uotih"ari an'i
.ss,N aIi t" include nii iriiSE'an'
elite. "i ..rih anu central 1'.as
Ir- hon.isss nuinl,-r-i iEo,s.ni.
i"-isy. Ld' a- 'h~N .-r' divided lat"
email EroaI.s ,hroush"ut ,h- I'M
sas NJ. ii"ai '-rsi,"ry ro .sfi..s Zee
lief rruSi.his --'- Ir"s.Ii.i,
~ it-I,.u. U.s.,'s al pT-' i.I"as
~-s- psop. ii..i Ut .h- Telephone
sir.s ia ,a. r.-,i victims
SouiL iL~aav s.l"E,-i that a..
stsr ~L,sE s-asA.i ,l-rr yesterday
natas in . ssii oi sa'.f ten i-.i
nigh Ia. s-sHi.n's he'd sT-n
~Afa-i
N.sr Mssh. t.s ssss-ss-'s "a
o itoasiua ssd Tss,s '.n,fai fsii'
soai 'ssih s9F.- as spu..L all nisn,
ra- no.i ss,rr ro'- os'f Ih- rsiis
an,Ii IL s.s ,h- .s--S s.si~ ri
shs .os.s.e Ts~ Marlin os-rilDs is
fse.s,is.. iirsErs Gs-- The i'sss"'
H. t-s iaiis. ~st. ~ ss'i,s. po,n's
Mafiis is tls- mIi.s rSsa IL. sis-fs
isasassb,e vi .~h.strs,-> s'"pi-s
.ufssi. ihsvssl.as sa. s,S t'isn
las nllls sssssN os' sso'ss .' '-ss''
10 .sisaA. psss-s', ssd s-s3s. Tbs
0AsvsseJs
ths tkass =. ssL itss ts
~ ls<i'as. si,. asas-ss ~ 'ss
ruik tAniis
~ ,ss~rsvspds y Lfs'ss
A. tssiIss. u y Lser
~ s2rsI f'sssri. zs MAsi.s
N Aus,.s. .hgu~ aa's..si'ssi ssss.
~ i'.f, y .sse ssssHraSy .s-st''
f9, s~sseg sgssss sI~gI S"sssss'S''s.'
sFs.s.I ,sis s-sssiae Ws'- 10.
a..5,... "a 80
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
ST. LOUIS METAL

~ t,ssi.. Ma. use. s.=t.<sd dali.
sss. ~ ts:is ss...sas
sp~issr sati. slss t. ste.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
NEW Y0RK COTTON

N-~ York. tA--s is-Cos'oa: spot
lui-, niddiinx i5.S-: Gui. is.:.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

AoW'o 1hisi
We o9ps oss iisaas.d toi'sss Re-
sssa tor say ease II cassfth ssss
sssssS 30 cured by lisii's caissss
Cue
y. J. CHENEY L co. -asss.s :. a,
w. tss9 ssstsiS.~et, t.sFp 1@s~r q
s7g@s~F fgs st= tsst - tassss s.-s t.i. ~
hilt D. sss@sls r@.@salAs - %u s-sss, ;
ggF as,ssEarss NHsi rs-stessrr Ahas - 81.
usSs = ear 3ssleas sssAs " BE es-
:.s.so:s..;. Sas.sa o. coSst:isfsSts
-sfr.s. p-
tts'rs Tsag,ssss s'1ss- ~ sshsss SNsssssffrs
Aftsass - ssust sss0s sAs LAu.,t fsss nssss
s..s sssssssss - segc sFsss~- r's1ssss-ap-s !.
- st sNF@sssss
vsss st~s-'s ~ o~s t~ls. ~ sao~a.sAAs.s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

,ki4so. iA~e s-is.. ,stsa-s trou,
sr important trade Interest in Az
b~Hina sss-stias ,hs' ,h~ .fvp ;ass.
hsi t-en damaged 'o the -ti-h' st
80. sac. 80. sti.h-is gave wheat pri,~,
today sn upsafns Tn. market OPP as 4
T. Oft I" shade higher aaa ,h.r
talsd. . sgsauai ascent
The siss- .as .;saaS. T. q. :. u.t
aish.r
hsl. in Nebraska ,.udl.s 4. as.ss
rrs-sps> ssss-n-a sp.tatlpss sos
.arps rfis-s started e .is,--a,s
a3en s@ lisr .aseaa, up and n,sa.
10 sipv ssssh,- -isb nax-.t-F IN
the lead
The slps~ ~as s.gunss !. 4. t.
asps. t4.s sisss
nals rsss.s rssp-.esiS. i@ Say ias
~ ps@sssseas a@sss~s short. tossed
bi' f-e selisrs as ner~psb-s
Cl@ss wAs.,s nssrssbeT ~. Nsf
,sis
Csgas tsaseasssg sts8 NsS 81.
s.sss -.ss-s Ssss Me- tgs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

PrtstIse that VleAses-the hias
'OstplIe~ customers ~ The Ckseaiciee
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

VT Z i"l wv N1-F"sN sNHFs ut
pu"S s-sss s.su saassss sg 81 t.s
aaS gsgtseg aess sisr tplts~sSs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

CI-ss I"ssss Jassssf s~ss. Ma
s-ss5s
Isesds Jasysss t@t~ MsF tss~5s
isJsss 1ssasss t-sss Msy ~ s@s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
How's ThisS

chsea.s.s.H.~s zoe . noa,h.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
FINAL DECISION ON DeFENSE's
OBJECTION TO MONEY ARTl-
ClES' DELAYED.
WAS M0NtY-GtTTER
Eugene Lamb in Opening Statement
Says Sulzer Was Buster Getting
Votes During Campo gn-Hsd Bag
Open.

Albany ~ y, Sept, 24.-The final
decision of the defense's objection
to including the money articles" of
Impeachment in the consideration OF
the Sulzer case will not be given
until all of the testimony has been
taken, the court voting 40 to Z today
to follow this procedure.
Governor Suffers answer to the
impeachment articles was filed with
the court today and entered a gen.
eral denial to each of them.
Eugene Lamb Richards made tha
opening statement against Sulzer,
declaring that he was buster getting
money than getting votes during his
campaign. "Sulzer had a bag which
was as open to a ten thousand dollar
as to a two dollar one"
Richards said
At 2:1S O'Clock today So. .tary OF
State Mitchell Nay, was sworn as the
first witness in the impea ,nnent trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24

/ while portions of sections D.. 2S. 10,
35, 16, II, S 26, % and % have been
sparingly tested. The laliy produc.
tion of the Wheeler development at
this time is 395 bbs. or this amount
the Santa Fe Ry. Co. has 500 bbls,
the Humble Oil Co. 70 bbls., the Idaho
Oil Co. 20 bbls, while so far the La
cey Oil Co. has been unsuccessful in
getting producer in the Wheeler de-
velopment. The Santa Fe Ry. Co. has
l6 miles of G-inch pipe from its tank
northeast OF Oil City to Ardmore.
The company has a loading rack at
the last named place and the oil Is
shipped by tank cars to different
parts of the southwest country. IL
is reported that the Santa Fe Ry. Co.
expects to make Ardmore its fuel-oil
headquarters and that an office ana
tanks will be built in the near future.
One and one-half miles northeast or
Oil City 300,000-bbl. tank has been
erected.
During the past week the Santa Fo
company drilled in test in the north
east corner of the southwest quarter
of section 49,, township south. range
2 west and the hole filed with fluid.
1t will make a 5Jbbl. well after it has
settled. In the northwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter of section %,
township 3 SOUTH range west, the |
same company has 1o-bhf wei at |
915 feet. Two miles south of OIL |
City. the Scully Oil and Gas Co. has
secured block OF land and Will drill
at least five wells. They will be To-
Gated in section SO, township south,
range west. A number of other tests
are being drilled by the old com
panies in the defined end of the field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
FILTER SYSTEM
GIANT BUCBEAR
TECHNICAL Terms AND NON
PERFORMANCE OF DUTY HAS
GOT THE MAYORS GOAT.

II was easy to see that the mayor
was not at all pleased with the
sewer filter system of the city in
its present condition. in fact it is
quite noticeable that the mayor IS
peeved every time the matter is men
toned to him. Ever since he has
been in office he has tried to get
the builder of that plant to do some
thing and make the sewer filtra-
ton plant do its work and he says
about all the satisfaction he has
been able to draw from the contract
or was lot of advice, and instruc-
tions as to what ought to be done
TO make the plant work. Mr.. Roberts
stated that when the contract was
let to Mr.. Maxcy, it specifically stat
ed that for certain cash consider
alton he was to build a filtration
plant to take care of the sewerage
of the city, that the city has paid
for the same and has got plant
on its hands that is giving no
satisfaction whatever. The mayor
stated that he was going to comply
with the instructions of Mr.. Maxcy
LAID down during his last visit here
and then if the sewer failed to work,
which he very confidently ex-
pected it would not, there was gonig
to be a suit filed against his bond !
without delay and the matter brought |
into court The mayor says the peo-
pie of Ardmore have gotten the worst
of this deal and he is going to see
it rectified if in his power to do so.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
Chsutauqus Club.

The Chautauqua Scientific and Lit-
erary Club Of the Chautauqua Insti-.
tute will meet tomorrow Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the High
School. Quite a number have joined
and are ready to begin the study for
the year. Superintendent Richards
will have charge and conduct the
classes. This course presents a rare
opportunity for anyone interested and
all are invited to be present on to-
morrow and begin the work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
May Visit Southwest.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 24.-The
senate banking committee today took
up consideration of the administra-
tion currency bin from the viewpoint
of the farmer and merchant. Dele
tions, -e.resenting those interests,
suggested that the committee visit
the farming communities of the south
and west, and Senators Reed and Bris-
tow favored this idea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
WILSON'S CHOICE
GETS NOMINATION
ENANT GOVERNOR FIELDER
OF NEW JERSEY NAMED BY
DEMOCRATS.

New York, Sept. 24.-The support
ers Of President Wilson nominated
Lieutenant Governor Fielder, his gu
bernatorial candidate, yesterday by
twenty thousand majority, carrying
every county but Mercer and Essex,
according to today's figures. The
Smith NNgent slate was successful in
Essex Everett Colby, progressive,
and Edward Stokes, republican, are
the nominees of those parties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
ALTHOUGH LEADERS HOPE TO
REACH AGREEMENT ON TARIFF
BILL BY TONIGHT.
COTTON FUTURES TAX
This Provision Still one of the Main
Differences Between Conferees from
the Senate and House on the Pro-
posed Bill.

Washington, d. c., Sc. xcnS zen
~ sharply contested issues in ~84t
iff bill remained to be settled when
the house and senate conferences met
today, but the leaders expected that
an agreement would be reached on all
by tonight.
The proposed cotton futures tax was
one of the main differences.
The tariff conference program vas
materially altered when President A.
R. Marsh of the New York Cotton Ex-
change was permitted to appear be-
fore the conference and argue against
the cotton futures tax. Doubt is now
expressed whether the conference can
finish its work before tomorrow night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
Fire Protection Day.

Austin, Tex, Sept. 24.-Acting Gov
ernor Mays today designated October
9Th as fire protection day, and rec
ommends that on that day all citizens
inspect heating apparatus, that public
buildings be inspected and that fire
drills be given in the schools and pu-
pills instructed how to prevent catas-
trophies in case of fire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
Benefit Of Humane Society.

The Theatorium will turn the house
over to the Humane Society Friday
afternoon and night, and the so
ciety will be given a share of
the proceeds of the show. The Hu-
name society is struggling under a
debt that they are trying to wipe out,
and any assistance given them will
be greatly appreciated by all the
members
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
REV. BULGIN
HERE TONIGHT
WILL HELP ORGANIZE THE CHOIR
AT TH@ TABERNACLE TONIGHT
AND MEET THE PEOPLE.

Word was received this morning
that Rev. Bulgin would be in the
city at 4:2O this afternoon and he
will meet with Mr.. Rose and the
people Of the city at the tabernacle
tonight. where the choir for the
meetings will be organized. The big
meeting begins tomorrow night and
great crowds are expected to be in
as considerable enthusi-
asm has been worked up over the
coming of so celebrated an evaugel-
list.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
LAMAR HELD UNDER BOND.
Man VINO e'aursd In Lobby fnvsasfs
gations Held by Commissioner.

Washington, d. c., Sept24-David
Lamar, who figured IN the lobby in,
vestigation and was indicted for i'm
personating a congressman in tele-i
phone conversations, was held today
by the United States commissioners
for action of the federal authorities
in New York and admitted to three
thousand dollars bail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
cRADDocK AUTO SERVICE.
Touring Cars for Oil Fields and Taxi.
cab for City Calls.

JEFF Craddock has established an au-
to service for both city and county. He
has touring cars for quick drives to
the oil fields or to any portion of the
county and has added to his service
a taXicab for social calls in the city.
The taxi also meets all trains. His
prices will be the same as govern
cab service in the city. He has se-
lected the most trustworthy drivers to
be had and has established an office
in the lobby Of the Wilmington hotel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24
The Wheeler Field.

The Wheeler Field in Carter county,
which is also known as the Oil City
development, is not attracting very
much attention, due to the fact that
the Santa Fe Ry. Co. is the only con-
cern that is doing active work In that
vicinity. The company is using the
oil for fuel purposes on its road, as
It is a heavy, dark oil of 19 gravity.
The Humble Oil Co, the Lacey Oil
Co. and the Idaho Oil Co. are the
other concerns that have drilled
there, but they are not doing any
work at the present time in advance of
the old development. The Santa Fe
has been operating in this
district for years and at the present
time has close to rs wells that are
The wells, as a rule, are
Of the stripper kind. When settled
they make from l to bbls. 1t is a
shallow development and takes but
a few days to finish a well Most OF
The operations are scattered in differ
9nt directions from Oh City. The bulk
IF the work has been done in section
II, township south, range . west,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-24

Be at the court house meeting to-
night. Ardmore must hold the trade
of the oil men.