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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
,,oruER BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

The H. N. WE'LL Company has sold for
the Chelsea Exchange Bank q plot on the
west side OF Riverside Drive between 1920
,rd i63d streets having a frontage OF
az feet and a depth of $50 feet irregu-
lar 10 Emily Roemer The purchaser was
,enr.sentcd by +. II. Robert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
s7se, S75 DUE ON THE PRAsADA.
Referee VIII Ask Order 20 Sell Cen
trail Park West House.

Arthur d. Truax. referee in the suit
BROUGHT by the Republic Of Panama to
foreclose on q mortgage for 100000
against the Apartment Holding Company
a nd the Prasada Company. owners OF the
Prasada apartments. at Central Park
West and Sixty-hfth streets, filed his re-
port yesterday, stating that tho total
amount due IL s72s,575 This sum In
cludes interest OF s2s,575. due from jan
usry I, 1913. to December ., 1913. An
application to confirm the report and
order the sale OF tho property in fore
closure will be made in the Supreme
Court on March 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
Movsmsnts Of Naval Vessel.

WASHINGTON, March :s-Ths tug rnoas
has arrived 81 New York kard tus kocker
collier Brutns AZ hampton Roads. sunboat
callao at Hongkong; tender Tonopah and
suhmarines D-l, p2, DS. lei anu E2 at
Tampa; Eunboat Petrol at Guantanamo; De,
stroysr Reid at Key West, and the collier
Celtic at Lynn Haven Roads.
Collier Culsoa has sailed from Crls,obel
for Vera cruz torpedo boat BAILEY from
Norfolk for Annapolis, and suppiy shin
- cola.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
$4,000 BROOKLYN DEAL.

The Nichols Ritter Goodnow Realty
company has sold for the T. Bensonhurst
Building Company 3s4 to +0< East Ninety
first street, Brooklyn. between Lenox road
tnd Kings Highway eight ono family
houses for $4,000. Out Of town property
vas taken in part payment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.

The North Side Board of Trade will
hold q meeting tomorrow evening At the
board rooms. Third avenue and l37th
street.
The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will meet on Thursday evening Mt
1t7 East 125th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
nuNs LITTLE y. I. FARMS.

cornelius q, Kolff has sold for James
n,,offran 20 r,cmuel C. Butler two farms
hoNel.e and Beryl avenues on Wood, Har-
mon q go e little farms at Prince Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
BROKER CHANGES BERTH.

F. Sebastian Rufner. formerly with
Wright barclay. 10 now connected with
Homer Foot. Jr.. at 7 East Forty-second
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
CEDARHURsT PLACE RENTED.

John +. Scott has rented for David
weinsarten his country place known ~
Hillcrest, on Osborn avenue. Cedarhurst.
l.. l., to ]. v. Onativia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
LONG ISLAND CITY FLAT SOLD.

william ID. Bloodgood a Co. have sold
10, the Hollenita Construction Company
= -FOUR story fiat on plot b0xs9. located on
'N' north side OF Jamaica avenue 100 feet
NS' of sherman street. This property
m'rf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
Another Horse Car Line Passes,

The standing Joke about horse cars IN
New York took one more step toward
history yesterday when stepless storage
battery cars appeared on the Chambers
street and Duane street line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

9Th Az. s?s and s2s--Nationai sash 4 Door
CO, Inc. AT Adolph A Hageman. owner;
s7TH ST, aos TO sci EISa,ionai' SASH a
Door CO, Inc. asst kroywen Realty Co,
9TH sT 81 E-David Drucker sgt sailors
snug Harbor. owner: Building Contracting
GATH ST. 1853 w--Harry Ginaburs axt
Norma Barrett. owner; J II OKane. con
lrAClnE m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
TOM sHARKEY's PLACE LEASED.

John Stitch has leased for a term Of
years the building at 144 East Fourteenth
street. formerly occupied by Tom Sharkey.
to J. Braunstein. who will occupy II after
extensive alterations to the building. with
a lunch room. The aggregate rental Is
Sl25.O0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Mnuhallan

18TH sT. $50 W--susrmAn a Gladstone ast
Arlington Court. Inc. ct al Aug T.
llSTH ST. AS E--Harry jane art Albert
Thayer ct al Mar s, lsit..,' lid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender ana
lenders attorney
Downtown.
South of Fourteenth ST.
i2rH ST, n f. - 2'rioss-H.rbert II
Eliza Cumming ~ Orange N J. Mar II.
East Of Fifth sv between Fourteenth and
10th s,s)
m,ge u5 500 Conrad a c,srr. to- y
Hopkins d No I. Pasadena, cal
.s ri ST Ia is...,.1l,. 'i y. 900
Mar ~, to du r asa IN, :. &C. SoDi 's s:s
Msr a d.. ana IN. :. p.s e BOND aas . asrsy
to Ester sehwsT,s, soS u a s,h q. o%Si Mar is
E p @ass soC sos ~ atty !ss sss
west OF Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
lloth sta)
s'sr ST W. iSs VI nr ns a,as,. Pr mtg $4,000
$40 Sd st. Bkiyn. Meh ~ ~. q
7TH AZ. $40. iss.so-.oow,..ln, H uISS
co to Harriet v Van Hook. 5cas Pin" 81.
West phila. Pa, a ano. trustees WIN x
G s%yu MS S E 20: yrs PC atty o.,rs.a
n p + bsyin: to ri.i. q CO. 81
AMsTkRpa S AZ su' sssH e.. bono so siS 600
philip q sol.nd.r q .no to B wosl-
' yT. 80 b. .t'y. M s. l. Il Man mtg
son Iso Nassau st. ..,.....,.......0 o. 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th sD
is TIL. st az s,.r, 80 s,h .y, s.s.aOllO-
iosh Men 70 40 s-%'0n
DIV" Pc -, lns' sp Q; sttys' Lsohman .
sHERMAN Az. n. cor aoitthh u, ilOo snVSoo
Paul Halpin 20 Ensign Realty Co, 6s
spe' atty. Co. iTs Bway 49, u (as
Borough OF Tho Bronx
CONCORD Az. - 400 . Dat-r ct. loorioo
n consn Co. Inc to Sole Realty q
McG al, d.. !. per bond; .,,y' Tl,,: svsi
I 20 S..,:s: S'';sn !ose
VALENTINE Xv ne cor ii..l,h st. no" Ioex ISL
TS s e91 Realty g. I1s sr;
r r,. q Men y; dY;;;. 4. a. per BOND .,,y
sheridan to a.ret ' Roger. ,t:s A no. aH'
reh ~ due; &c. as per bond; atty. r n
LAFAYETTE Pr, $, si1 sd ay. si'ss
l0o--Italian Estates, q CORP TO Edw
Ridley. Fanwood, " J, Mar 90 yrs
p c: at,ys Bowers a sands 10 Cedar
SAME rRoPERry SAM, to Nathan sss,0oG
$4,000, Ma. 30, due Aug 90 imS Z. ps;
Ma APES Hw "''...'M.;'.:'',o,''is.rmsse S 200
Ess. TIemcn, part Of 10, ISL, map East
LAWYER Mtso CO, 50 I 1IS.Isy oksw: s i, 20
yrs w p c; atty 7 @ Co. l7s Rroad,
SAME PRoPERTY-sams TO Angel c on.te
G G. t \. ps zoe So sS pr mtg: $4,000 Mar
MAPEs Az e. ATS lot lss, map East
G6xloo--cornellus o Kesffe to u Kaplan 4
sscs% Mar e. .S' ua ..' % S.r .y SoISS
cn Z g Co. iw BwsS' :::.::,,.. $500
Iot,bmChas II Hull to Bronx saw BanH
.?s fremont av, Ma, %? 8 yrG .p'Si
couRrLLANpT Az 1ss and .iss. SOC SSs
chersk 400 W 9sth nj, toiiste-sI rntge
given to secure nots5 Mbr a. demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises So sun sc's sia Moon r,.... -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SsndyHk si6 Gov Island ots Hell G.r -
LOW ,M WATER THIS DAY.
i2IO Gov Island l?'is Hell C.s ~
Arrived MONDAY. March ?,
- l.apland. ".I5 u VI An,wr,-p. March n
- !:ut"tlan, MO A. NJ. bordeaux March A
$ mimnlai1. 10 NJ, Lisbon. March
- Minerva, 6 \. N, ~. Lucia March Il
Sann CAtharina, 1890 =. NJ. barbados,
:, So Hungarian Prince $40 4. VI. Trinidad
IS Alhlngis. $40 NJ Insrua. March 10
- Dcrmudl,n. s3o \. NJ Bermuda March =,
> SEN LORENZO, $50 A. NJ 1uxpan March ID
: Goanlo. $50 NJ. san Juan. March III
= hylgia, \ VI -. Lucia. March u.s.
= ,iothildr Curco. =. NJ. Jamaica, Mar ch Is
- Arapahuc. .iacl son vile March 70
IS Algicrs. PhllHdc lphia March %
- MlllthoC kCt StO, kton March n
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
:. Mauritania 81 Liverpool
- Cambria, at Naples
~ SaAonii, at llume
SAILED rOR NEW YORK
- taroriq. from Gibraltar
- hocnig Albert. from NAMES
- President Grant from SOuthsmptnn
Sc NnCCnq, from rIlrrirn
- Ma rdalena. from Barbados
OUTGOING STEAwSBfps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24

with the name and address Of owner and
attorney. If attorneys name 10 omitted ad-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
Army aud Navy Orders.

wASHtSGTON, March % -- Lieut. Col W
V Judso0. Engineer Corps. r,itry,d from
duty under lf'hmlau Canal Commission. 10
Chicago. ~
Second Lieut.. y n McCnrron. Philippine
scouts 20 Manila T.
HiNth Infantry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24

with name and address OF lenders attorney }
LOT i5S. map Wiiliamsbfidge july as 1913
-Onotrio Distasio TO Giovanni Motta, la5
sullivan ct atty. Mstteo. ?os Broad. .
way 80. INV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
SALES ny AICTION

by ORDER OF B.oomIngdals Bros ]
Bernstein, auctionecr sells March 2tth. 1914
= A. NJ. AZ seth st Sri Ave Manhattan
Fouquet piano S902i.
ny ORDER OF Henry l. Sporting attorney
and assignee, l. Bernstein. AuctiOneer, sells
March gan, 1914 i NJ, At - Bond street
Manhattan machinery, stock and fixtures Of
hat factory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
BOARD WANTED,

Observation-Disclosures. desires to live
with private family, New Rochelle or Noun,
Vernon. appreciates good home ALLEN ls0
W. 7ist ST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
REALTY co. SELLS I'D AVE. PLOT.

THIRD AVENUE-W. r. 4 W. !. Brown
have resold for the Taxpayers Realty
Company to a client the plot b0x2OO on
the cast side OF Third avenue. IS feet
north OF l59th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MAnhottAn.

swARTwoUr FRANK Il. TO La,hem g
JAcKsoN. IsIDoRE. TO Abr stern
s0 MTG : TRUST Co .1r. 20 Geo !
RHxb' GEO T, to Mtg TrS.,
LkwYERs MIRO co to kingston say
SANE to Fred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
E E1#s tnhs 81 II Low: .:s !s 10 Ii.
SANE SANE Z, 10 Ss:i' f k:sa
TuRNo. ANNA N k. admr. to Ann. N <
s sssisS 1 RS.f4F W i...:l ''$s
RoSEhTs ALTON r. to D Lincoln d! u:
KAHN. ALBERT NJ. : anc. .Ir.. to E inl
holsman, ...'....'.'''.......
sxME 20 Albert M Kahin...........;i
ZANE sasIrn 70 si,sh Fr' SO
SAME .no. tru:. TO John W Minnttarn. Il
SANE to kaths.ins N lie Roy....'.,...N
LE ROY, KXTH ii. 10 EmiGr.nt Ind say
MiNTHRN JOHN W. to Em,sir.n, Ind ' say
TtcRERMXS. SUSAN, to Em.sran, nd pi Saw
hEHWSKowiTz. GUSTAV. to Philip '. xdsi:
ItSWHyEns MTG, 60 10 Hum hin az oSS
WOOD. WASHINGTON +. to LAWYERS Title
lns Il 7 Co.. ''....,.......,,.s7 1880
bgOal.
y V TRUST CO to walter NJ Kick ......tl
FOX FOX, RosT J, to weiiwcod ii Maxwell. ii
THORN, WIN T.. to r G a T Co. .S5,5T3
DURR, VIM to Chas Perry. Ia part. $500
ATZ Jos, TO Cornelia l. Nelson. 81, ass. go
CARPENTER, JOSEPHINE Z. to Dollar
cksw ~ MlRiA 70 Frank R ii;;,.,s,SSSS e
MERRIFIELD. MARK. TO Excelsior saw
bank ....,,....,,. '...,;'.'''' '.ySS.0o0
!. MTG CO TO Adoiph Rusch. .,,.... $4,000
SAME to same. ....,......,... (3b, 900
SAME TO Elgiphens * Berry S3.50o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24

INcsH navy ORDERS were 'sslef.
Lieut.. II, T. kunmsl. from tho California
TO aid and fleet tuur'rb officer, PaCihc feet
Ensign J. \ Byers, from Great Lakes
Training station TO tho kansss
Ensign q : Alden. from wren, v.akss
Training station to the Wyoming.
Ensign ! li!udrolct. from the Jupiter to
En,isn II " soonsi from the M.-,l.rd
20 the Jupiter
Surgeon Y. y, Lcdhetter from Navsl Hos
rita! Washington, n e, To leave
home Tor orders '"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

ep c. mtge tar paid Ss5. attys Reig~l-
man q " ~ Cedar st......... not given
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
Brakeman Killed.

Claremore, Okla, March A. In
alighting from the southbound local
freight train on the Iron Mountain
railroad at the station in Claremore
at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, Roy
Wills, a brakeman, was struck by the
engine Of a northbound local, knocked
beneath the wheels. and both feet
were cut off above the ankles, the
limbs being badly mangled to the
hips. The crews from both locals
rushed to the injured mans assistance
and he was carried to the residence of
a local surgeon, where he died in less
than an hour. Wills home is in Van
Buren, Ark. His wife was notified OF
the accident and arrived in Claremore
on a late train Wednesday to take
charge CT the body which will be ship
ped to Van Ruren for burial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
MORE HOTEL
RUMORS AFl0AT
RUMoR STATES THAT PRoMor-
Eas HAVE DECIDED ON BROAD
WAY FOR A LOCATION.

Another hotel rumor was atioat
again this morning, and this one says
that the promoters have about aban-
doned the idea OF locating the hotel
on Main street and are negotiating for
property on Broadway, upon which
to build a modern hotel. If this is
true and they are successful, it will
mean great deal to property along
that thoroughfare. With the Fraley
hotel plans all drawn and the con-
struction practically assured, with the
possible erection Of another $15O,000
hotel on the same street, with the new
federal building already assured and
the construction of the new union de-
pot at the foot of Broadway, 1t would
mean that business would come this
way.
However, whatever the plans of the
promoters of this new hotel are, they
are not taking the general public into
their confidence very much thus far,
and Just what the outcome Of all the
rumors will be, is unknown, but the
property owners along Broadway are
hoping that they are true, and that
operations along all lines will begin
at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
DO|NCS ABOUT
THE CITY HALL
NO MEETING OF THE CITY coUN-
GIL UNTIL TUESDAY ON Ac-
COUNT OF ABSENTEES.

1t was the intention of the mayor
to call a meeting of the city commits
sioners tonight, but owing to the fact
that there are some absentees from
the city, he has decided to defer do
ing so until the regular meeting next
Tuesday night. The mayor states
tlsat he has several ordinances to
put before the commissioners, and the
question of properly numbering and
registering automobiles in the city, is
to be taken up.
SO many new machines have been
purchased in the city within the past
two months, that the numbering of
the N has been a problem with the
city collector. An ordinance will be
drafted to cover this case, and notice
to all owners to come to the city
hall and have their machines proper
ly numbered and registered, will be
given. In the city court this morn
ing, two individuals were fined for
being unduly drunk on grape juice,
and one Afro-American was fined $50
and given thirty days on the streets
for stealing a pair of shoes from his
room mate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
DIRECTORS OF
;. .1uF |NTERURBAN
.,
MET YESTERb,UNs DISCUSSED
TIE PROBLEM lDING
THE ROAD.
>IscUssEp
ilDING
A.

H. c.. Jacobs, the detail engineer
from the office of the Taintor En-
sineering company Of New York, who
has been here for the past week go
ing over the proposed route, left for
home yesterday, and his report will
be in the hands of the president and
directors within the next ten days.
Yesterday afternoon the directors OF
the road met and discussed plans for
securing the right Of way and other
details of construction that they feel
sure will be in full operation before
the first of April. The first work
done will probably be that of con-
strncting a spur from Joiner through
which the interurban will pass, eight
miles north to the oil fields. This
road. they are convinced, will be a
big feeder to the main line and would
be a profitable investment. The pro-
moters say that they anticipate no
trouble in securing the right of way,
as the country through which the
road will run is inhabited by citizens
who are very anxious for the road TO
be built, and are willing to assist in
anyway possible to that end.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
Choctaw Indian Acquitted.

McAlester, Okla, March 4.-Jef-
ferson Walls, full blood Choctaw
Indian, pleaded the unwritten law
as his defense for the killing CT
Robert Carney, cousin, last De-
cember, and won acquittal ar the
hands of a jury in the Superior
court. Walls admitted the full de-
tails of the killing as charger oy
the state-that he shot Carney and
hid the body in a creek, weighted
down with heavy stones, but de-
clared that Carney had come 70 his
home and attempted criminal as
sault upon his wife. Shingo Walls,
and the jury refused to convict Mini
of the charge of murder. They had
the case under consideration but ten
minutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
GAS COMPANY INCORPORATED
Oklahoma City Parties Take Out
Articles of Incorporation.

Ardmore City Gas company Is the
style of the firm that was granted
articles of corporation by the Sec
retary of state yesterday, at Okla
homa City, and the incorporators
named are W. A. Ledbetter, A. E
Parsons, and H. L. Stewart, all OF
Oklahoma City. The company is
incorporated for s25O,OOO, and it is
stated that they will be the COM
pany that will extend the pipe line
of the local company at the Wheel
er plant to the gas wells in the
Healdton and other fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
REGULAR MEETING.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT At
THE CLUB ROOMs-COME AT
7:3o O'CLOCK.

Tonight the regular meeting OF
the Commercial club will be held
at the club rooms in the county
court house at 1880 sharp, ana II
is the desire of the president and
secretary that every member and
director be present at the appoint
ed hour as there are several mat
ters of importance to come before
the meeting and the session VIII
be short, in order to give all who
desire to do so, an opportunity
of attending the lecture at the op'
era house.
The good roads committee viii
report on the progress made on the
highway between here and the oil
fields and the hotel question viii
again be discussed.
Be sure and remember the hour
Your presence is desired at the clui
rooms at 1880 sharp. Re on time
for once and set a record for your
self in the future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
Earth Is Like An Apple

Williams Bay, Wis, March 4.-The
old idea that Mother Earth was built
like 0. cocoanut-a surface shell and
LIQUID interior-will have to be chang
ed, according to University of Chica'
20 astronomers working at Yerkes OBJ
servatory. With it must go the tradi'
tion that molten masses swirl at the
center of te' globe and that most
likely hell was located there.
The earth is as solid as an apple
Prof. II. G.. Gale said today. He ar
rived at this decision, he said, after
exhaustive experiments, in which
500 foot ditch played a prominent
part.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN McNEISH
Will Be Mourned by Many Ardmore
Citizens. Formerly Lived Here.

CItiZenS. Former'y LiVeu TeTe'
Nettie Simpson McNeish, widow of
John McNeish, formerly of this city,
died Sunday morning, March 1, in
Chicago, at the home Of her daagh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur r. Elliott.
Mrs. McNeish was born in Mauch
Chunk, Pennsylvania, February is,
1S41. After her marriage in 1861 she
lived in Wilkes Barre, that state, for
nearly twenty years. In the early
eighties she removed to Colorado with
her family and later she and Mr.. Nc
Neish came to Ardmore where they
passed a number of years. Mr.. Nc
Neish died in 1902. Mrs. McNeish is
survived by three children, Mrs. Mary
Holland Kinkaid of New York City,
Mrs. Arthur r. Elliott of Chicago, and
John Simpson McNeish, of Bfsbee,
Arizona. She had two grandchildren,
Henry Bowen Fisk, and John Holland
Kinkaid.
From her parents Mrs. McNeish in
herited a great love of books, and she
was broadly educated Soon after her
arrival in Ardmore she established a
Chautauuua Circle which became the
center of much literary activity at a
time when the city was in its infancy
She was identified with the woman's
club movement in several states. Her
keen mind and wide culture made
her strong influence wherever she
lived. For the last five years she had
been an invalid, but even though
she was so long a prisoner in tha
house, she did not lose interest in liter
ature and life and up to the time oi
her death continued to keep abreast
OF the most progressive thought. Al
though it is nearly fifteen years since
she left Ardmore, she had correspond
ed with many friends, number Of
whom visited her iH her Chicago
home.
The funeral took place Wednesday
March 4th, in Wilkes Barre, where
she was laid to rest beside her hus
band and mother in the Hollenbach
cemetery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
GAS PRESSURE
CONTINUES LOW
CITY GAS COMPANY STATE THAT
THE CONJUNCTION WILL PROB
ABLY ME MADE TODAY.

The gas pressure in the city con-
tinues low owing to the fact that there
was some delay in making the con-
nection with the new well recently
brought in, as expected. The company
expected to have the connection made
by Tuesday, but owing to some un-
avoidable delays, and the inclement
weather, the connection was not made
as per schedule, but probably will be
done today. Mr.. Milton of the gas
company stated this morning that he
had not been able to communicate
with the field today owing to the
fact that the wires were down. but
would do so as soon as possible and
inform the public of the progress be-
ing made
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05

A Judge of the court who was an
ardent golf players, was presiding
over very important trial, when
rather small boy was placed on
the witness stand, and, naturally
the Judge was assailed with doubt
as to whether he was competent
to testify.
"How old are you, my little man
asked the judge in a kindly tone
turning to the diminutive witness.
Fourteen, sir" answered the
yougster. ''but I am small for my
age"
eyes, I see." returned the judge.
DO you understand the nature OF
an oath?"
'swell, should say so,' was the
startling rejoinder. 81 have caddied
for you two or three times"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
CRUDE OIL DROPS TEN CENTS
Quotation az Corsicana Is Given at
rs Cents.

Lima, Ohio, March 4. The first fluc-
tuation in crude oil markets since Feb
Iuary. when Oklahoma and Kansas
oils advanced, is the reduction an
nounced today of 10c barrel, in Cor
sicana, Tex, heavy grade crude, max
ing that quotation roc. All other mar
kets are firm. Net earnings for Stan
dard Oil of California for 1913, are an
nounced at $19,3S6,140, on a capital
stock of $5O,0O0,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
HELP NEEDED FOR SICK.
Mrs. Curtis Has Repeated Calls Tor
Assistance from the Sick.

Mrs. Curtis. probation officer at
the court house, was busy answering
calls for assistance from the poor
and needy sick of the city this morn
ing, and stated that there was a
chance for some good philanthropist
to do a good work here now as she
had several families on her list who
had sickness in them and were in &C
tual want. One family in particular
was cited by Mrs. Curtis, that OF q
widow with six small children, who
up to a few days ago was employed
and able to support them, but now
that she is sick and unable to work
she needs assistance. Beside the above
case she has several more equally as
worthy, and any one desiring to hell
in this work, may do so by communi
eating with her at the court house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-05
SENATE OPPOSES
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
SENATORS REED AND VARDE-
MAN LEAD ATTACK ON ASH :
HURSTS BILL TODAY.

Washington, d. c., March o.
Senator Ashurst's resolution, pro-
posing a constitutional amendment
extending the right TO vote by wom-
en- of all states, was attacked in
the senate today by Senators Reed
of Missouri and Vardeman Of Mis-
sissippi The final vote is expected
tomorrow.