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New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
LOCATED IN SPRINGFIELD.
Runaway Fairview Street Girls Found
 With Stepfather's Relatives.

Helen and Ethel Moline, aged sev- enteen and sixteen years old respec- lively, stepdaughters of Carl Caster of Fairview street, who strangely dis appeared from their home yesterday, were both located today at their step- fathers brothers home in Springfield, Mass. T
 Last night MT. Caster reported to Captain Grace that the two girls had run away.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
POLICEMAN TO WED.

Molly Kelly, formerly employed at the Boston store. will be married next montn. Officer Grace is one of the most popular men on the force and his brothers in blue wish him life of unalloyed happiness. Miss Kelly Is a well known young woman.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
HIT BY BICYCLIsT.

The police were notified this morn ing that Mrs. William Rogers of No. .770 West Main street. while crossing the thoroughfare, was struck and knocked down by bicyclist named Peter AlIegnasse. N Her face was cut but otherwise the woman was not ser iously injured
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
VALE INTERscHoI.AsTIc Mi

New Haven. May 22 AthEetek sixteen preparatory schools met Yale field this afternoon Tor the f interschoiastic meet. Conditions proved after the noon hour and a track was assured.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
HURLED AGAIN. BY LIGHTNING'
Roland H. RIDp..s Rsnd|
 conscious Whle PssSiD0 SCREAMS ALARM Nbcl

cnccseNo Permanent InIs.I
 In Bad State Todas---CE
 malls i'm Panic From stoi
 To be struck with a bod ming and still lives to telt is tho terrifying experience H. Ripple, son of Mr. and z w. Ripple of 40 Walnut W Ripple was struck with
 lightning last night as he sing st. Andrews Lithusn on his way home during thunder shower which pad this city.
 Hurried to Ground Uncof
 MT. Ripple had been to early in the evening to pt& the organ in christ's chure< his way home he decided call on his fiancee., Miss LA low, of s3 Dwight street there at 10 o'clock he start& home, rather than wait twn urss for a car. The storm all its fury as he rounded tf onto Stanley street and as he sing St. Andrews church bolt of lightning, that see'| split the sky. accompanied by a deafenine crash of hurled MT. Ripple with greal against a nearby telegraph thence to the ground where an unconscious condition.
 Screams Attract Atten
 A passing pedestrian saw t' affair and rushed Co bis assist was carried into a nearby stu he soon revived but appear suffering excrutiating pain screams could be heard for | tance. Former Tax Collector M. Steele, who was in Mt drug store. heard his shri rushed to the store as did Morans.
 MT. Nipples father was no' at once sent for Dr. John l'ti they hurried to the scene ir mobile. By this time the H< had revived and was taken home where he is confined i today, suffering from tho fhh prostration due to his nervo' ton.
 1 No Burns on Body.
 Dr. Purney states that M' must have received seyel from the lightning, althoue' doubtful if he received the f of the bolt. 1t is a peculiar there are no burns on his b his side is badly bruised wl was hurled against the pole. tor says that tho young man | are in a ragged condition. ds horrible experience. but ilf 1 pates no serious results. The thunder shower whicl over the city was one of | severe that has been experiene in several years. The lightnfnl were iivid and the cracking thunder was terrifying and that the seat of the storm V to the earth. So far as can be however there were no oth dents resulting from it, or " property damaged.
 Circus Animals in Pani
 The employees of the circ greatly hampered by the storf broke at about the time tb' engaged in loading the traif wild animals. frightened by turbance, roared and snarled cages. the horses pulled and at their tic lines and the w circus men were kept continu the jump to prevent any acci connection with the loading parture of their train.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
sIIcHT AUTo ACCIDENT.

@ While driving his Ford car down Elm street this morning, M. U. Baker got caught in the car tracks at the corner of Church street Ihe front axel was broken and 1t was neces- sary to have the machine lowed to a garage for repairs.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
DEHM TO SELL SALOON.

Louis w. Fodt, His Popular Clerk,
 Will Conduct It After June 2.
 < Notice of intent to sell his saloon at 345 Arch street to Louis w. Fodt was filed today by Charles F. Dehn, one of the best known cafe proprie- tors in the city. The sale will take place on June and will be for cash.
 MT. Fodt has been in the employ of Mr. Dehm for some time and has a large host of friends who wish him "viel gluck." He is a popular young man and prosperity is predicted for him.
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''The original documents, maps, etc, have only recently been returned to me from Washington by Congress- man Mahan, who put in the original bll, and I should like to fully acquaint you with all these facts before taking up the subject with Major Pillsbury If we can arrange some time to bring him to New Britain, I believe we can make more satisfactory progress than in any other way.
 ''For the next two or three weeks I shall have to be away from town most of the time. After that l can
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
Line VIII Sc Euilt

T. - Ellison. attorney for + H.
TbwinR ana II N Evans NJ the PRO
duccrs hennng Company who has
been here on business connected with
the GainesyiIlc proposed pipe line and
refinery returned today Mr.. Ellison
and ltonncll Hudson of this city were
nclrhbOrA for many years IN Kansas
Cily aud they have bccn enjoying a
visit Mr. Ellison went 10 the golf
INKS yesterday ana says they are
about The finest he has ever seen. The
natural hazards Of the field and the
beautiful scenery make the links the
finest ln The southwest. Mr.. Ellison
whom asked II the commission Issued
what would be termed radical order
controlling the production Of oil In
III llonldlon ncld, would II affect the
Of the line, stated that IL
would not hnd that the line would
most nHaurcdly be- built
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
OIL LEASE FORFEITED.
Forty Ec'es Nith Tire. Prooyciog
Wells, involved IN Suit


IN lae oil suit before Judge Free
man. IN The district bench this morn
.Dg jud2men, wak rendered IN fs9or
~ the plaintiffs. A. {. Cruce. ". J.
rruce. " T. Bleakmore and T.. 4.
Smith aga.ns, Humble oil COMPANY.
Aromore on company Parasine Oil
company GyDsy Oh COMPANY and
Reliance Oh company
The judgment forielts the lease and
puts the plaintiffs 10 possesslon q
re'eree wiIl be appointed % determine
the value of the Improvements and
he value Of the oil sold from the
lease, ana u the Improvements haze
q greater value than the oil the plain
tins viii owe the defendants. and i
1thcrHIae, the defendants vii owe the
pla.nllhs The plaintiffs viii pas To-.
al surface Improvements. such a.
rgs, houses, tanks. pumps. etc. .n
cluding the casirl IN the wells, Ju,
VIII not be required 70 yay for the
Wells nor for any salaries paid 70
those employed upon the tease. The
judgment win be reduced 10 writing
this afternoon. II ig certain that an
appeal will be taken and the defend
ants viii remain IN possession Of the
lease until ownership .s finally adiudi-
Gated
G. Is. Stuart fald today that the
result o. the suit would not affect
other leases, that other leases re
quired due diligence in Development,
while this lease specifically required
the drilling Of eight wells within one
year The lease has been in effect
Il year and q half and only three
wells have been drilled The defend.
ant companies offered plaintiffs $4,000
not to bring the suit The lease for
Icltcd consists Of 10 acres IN the south
west quarter Of section sta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
FINE SPRING
AND GOOD SITE
FOR A LAKE
ONE LOCAL BUSINESS MAN SAYS
ne IS GOING TO INVESTIGATE
WITH Z VIEW TO BUILDING A
LAKE FOR IRRIGATION.

Three miles north Of Syringe ~
the foot oI The Arbuckle mountains.
IL spring that bursts from beneath
large boulders and furnishes Z good.
sized stream o. clear cool water The
year around This Epr.rg is 20 o.
eated that il would be easy u cause
It 10 feed an artificial lake 0. GOOD
proportions, which could Be uset for
Irrigation purposes for : large 7o-.
ton Of the country laying along the
foot Of the mountain
One business man o. This has
made an inspection ot ,1is ..-ns.
and says he is going 70 ~ 70 -'@r-
est the owners Of the r-0ps-.g nj
others in the scheme
The lake could be n-de a r.. gl..
fu resort for fishing and bost1s. as
well as for irrigation D1-Dsses. TIE
water could be divorced ever q vide
scope of territory. aid .;-su-e p,ea-
tiful supply o. moisture tc- he ranch.
es and farms in that te-rpc'F.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
TO INSPECT ROADS IN
STEVENS AND JEFFERSON cos.

State Highway Commissioner Suggs
left today for Waurika, Comanche and
Duncan, where he will inspect the per.
manent highways built under iDstruc
tions of the department by the school
boys ana citizens of those neighbor.
hoods. 4 big picnic is planned for
Duncan on June 4th. when a big good
roads rally will be held. % miles OF
roads have recently been completed in
these localities. and the commissioner
will Inspect and see that they are up
10 The standards required by the state
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1uaE auo tus. aie losrr VIII -aEe -ne
cabe 30 -be Supreme uom~-
Tue contention ls aDout TINS J'us
I-ararne OIL company laase1 40
ac'sf u lue sYuJuwefF corner q, aec-
ION o-3-2 auo ag'ssa % dr-n egut
yr..s WITHIN e psriDl - one yesr Ar
~ expiration o. lus tine OtIy three
vsIt uac DssI drilled and tue owners
~ -ue 'se asr ,9r tue cancellation o.
tus lease Tue isase YHnefs STATE
thar portion o. lie Lease ls non
productive tbat -1ey have or-ie1 ali
Gle vr'ls tey cpgla cral ana obey
tAs orders u ths corporation cgr- s-
mst4yt. Jtat good business mar
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BANKERS HAVE
GREAT TIME
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

towns repre resented. Local bankers
claim that there has been great
deal of business which rightsu,iy be-.
longs to Ardmore that has been gong
to north Texas cities and other places
that could be just as well handled
here, and for that reason they Invited
the visitors of yesterday for the pur-
pose of letting them see what Ard
more possesses in the way of bank
ing institutions, and to see # that
business could not be diverted here.
The following out-of- town visitors
were present
From Madill--W. H. Baldwin. Ma.
dill National; w. n. Taliaferro. Joe
Heron, d. d. Whitney, F. B. Heron,
First National; W. H. Lawrence, City
National
From Ravia-D. X Hathorn. CLYDE
Taught, First State.
From Kingston-C. B. Williams, NJ.
W. Douglass, c. N. Click, First State;
John Landrum, First National.
From Fort Worth-F. II. Sherwood,
Fort Worth National; NJ. NJ Bright,
Fort Worth State.
From Wapanucka-S. l.. Barnes. Ok
lahoma State; w. ]. Terry, Dr. w.
b. Reeves, First National.
From Marietta-Charles Morris. S.
F. Black Marietta National: F. B.
Conrad, Simon Westheimer, First Ma
tional.
From Tishomingo-D. c. Teter. J.
w. Owen, J. r. Sadler, First National:
o. Matthewson, C. B. Burroughs. C.
h. Thomas, Farmers National: L. L.
Caldwell, ]. b. Glasgow. Tishomingo
State.
From Oklahoma City-E. ]. Littler
Oklahoma National.
From Berwyn-O A. Sparks, o. d.
Thomas, First National.
From Orr-Isaae Roberts. First
State.
From Milburn-O T. Lowery, First
State; w. H. Bailey, First National.
From Roff-Leon Kahn, First Ma
tional.
From Wilson,. W. Mckay, First
National
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Oh Letter from Fos.
tBy H. t. DafsJ

Fox, okla May 3l-Thc oil out
look for this section ~ gradually
Frightening. Almost every day some
man is here securing leases for rep
utnblc oil companies. II Is the opin
ion of the most conservative that II
la only u quo\ti of few weeks un-
I'll the real boom VIII be here for the
northwest portion of Carter county.
G.. j. Humphreys, representing the
National OH and Development com
pany of Tulsa. secured n lease from
G. H. Holman In section 2It2.2 and
paid u handsome bonus for the lease.
II ls understood that W. NJ Kirk.
patrick is securing some leases for
MIR Humphreys
Col. j. \ runcnbcrg and C. W
Allworth came out yesterday and said
they were going TO shoot the Wildcat
Jim well aud when that is done they
think It win Increase the production
10 700 barrels
NJ r Pierce liz cutting and baling
his alfalfa and is getting ready TO
feed the horses that will be used In
hauling dcrricks and machinery 10 the
new oil field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
Joe N. London Has Operation.

Joe VI l.ondon lr, who graduated
from the High school class Friday
night underwent a successful opera
ton at the Hardy Sanitarium. Mr.
London has been aillns for some time
but his nerve Kept him going until
after his school year closed The
doctors stated this morning that he
viii soop be wcll again
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

T. c. Dings was called today to
oklahoma city, probably by Mr. Wat
chorn II is rumored that the Gaines
vile pipe line will remain where it is
until the Watchorn deal is decided
one way or the other. In case the
deal is made to build a line TO Fort
Worth 1t is probable that the two
lines will be consolidated as far as
Gainesville. While this rumor is
made, the Gainesville pipe line people
assert that they will proceed with the
work, independent of what others
do, and independent OF what the cor
poration commission does.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

judge Freeman ts hearing todo, In
'"''''' court the ease of " T. Crucc
ANA ''hor' ns,insr the rarnninc on
company aud othcra The day was
'''"l N'.lrrda, In nrsumcut of at
"'NoNs. aud over points of evidence
''' 'l'oruc'a In the case c>prcsA the
'p'"on that the ease viii be- flushed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
Of
COTTON CROP
|SG|VEN OUT
TODAY lNoIClTEs T-aT COT
TON CROP sHoWEo cCNDiT ON
80 PER CENT OF NORMAL

w fa--- * ---af y -L- -a u new!
planted cotton crop Of the United
states showed Z condition Of 80 per
cent Of normal On May .. the de-
yar7 rlsut d agriculture announced To-
day n -ts first condition repgrg o. the
-easOn. which ba5 been awaited with
interest By cotton. textile and other
Interests. That condition compares
vita ~ U Nay = last year. 7sl
Ia 1912. 73G in 1872. 87.8 in 1911
and ~ the average for the past
ten years Oh May -.
Until the official report Of the gov
eminent estimating the area planted.
is issued July 10 calculation will
oe made by the departments crop
experts az - the probable size Of the
crop. The record yield last season,
ne decreased !oreIgn1ak.ngs because
d the WAY. and the low price Of cot
ton early this season. are believed 10
have Influenced planters 70 reduce
their planting 10 some extent. No
official reports as 10 the extent Of
he reduction have been made, but
unofficial estimates place the area
planted a. from 10 70 20 per cent
Jess man last year. The preliminary
estimate Of the planted area last
year made by the department Of agri-
culture last July was $500. 900 acres
Comparisons Of conditions on May
-. By states. follow:
yIRGINIA-Iglj, IS: 1914, So; 1912,
-.
NORTH CAROLINA-19I5, s5;
lsl3 7G: 1919. 70: 1912. 81.
SOUTH CAROLINA-lsl5, 50: 1914,
Y. 1919, So; 1912, So.
GEORGIA-1915. 81; 1914. So; 1913,
SO. 1912, n.
FLORIDA-19l5, 50; 1914. 81; 1913.
3. 1912, Is.
ALABAMA-l915. IS; 1914. S.; 1913,
Is, 1912, n.
MIssIsSIPPI-191J, 80; 1914, 81
1913. 81; 1912, p.
LOrlslANA-l915, 7G; 1914, 50;
1919. 81: 1912, SO.
TEXAs-19l5, 70; 1914, Go; 1919,
81; 1912, SO.
ARKANSAS 1915, 81; 1911, 70;
1919, S.; 1912, %.
TENNEsSEE-1915, S5; 1914, so;
1913. 81; 1912, n.
MISSOURI-l9l5, 90; 1914, Sc;
1919, 90; 1912. n.
OKLAHOMA-l915, 70; 1914, 6S;
1913, 81; 1912, rs.
CALIFORNGA-1915, 80; 1914, 100;
1919, 3G 1912, sc.
The tentative dates for the lssu-
ince Of the department of agriculture
Of reports on the condition, acreage
and production this season are:
Thursday, July !, condition as of
June %, and estimate of the area
planted.
Monday, August ., condition as OF
July %.
Tuesday, August 81, condition as of
august Is.
Saturday, October ., condition as of
september %.
Friday December 10, estimate of
Otal production of the croD
These reports will be announced
I noon, eastern time, on the dates
amed, except the estimate of pro-
uction, on December 10, which will
c Issued at 9 p. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

visa rat Jlw Ou company nfst pr
d. % cement D.yg ~ shut M tAe
H3tef ~ tae vel and u Glo not worl
satistactorly ano ue comDauy is nan
putting iD . lead Dl1g #lc 'at Jim
veil is loca'eG 10 sect.oI Itzz am is
me p' the mps, lalkedof wells in the
cyuDiy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

Inc merchant VINO anvertises his
goods is the merchant who receives
lntIe more than his share OF the
business.
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Have you house or a room you
wish 10 rentG Il will cost but thirty
cents TO rent it-try the want ads
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Here Is hoping the sunshine may
linger with us u few days.
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Thc Amnlco wen Ia section aGH.
f0ulhwrsl of Whirlh which ia being
drilled by The Mutual Benefit on Com.
pany, has reached depth Of l486
feet und the arm has entered the
time 1ho report Is favorable one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

hlgat End nag Ou rpuDaay ia aDogl
tesdy w DeYln 91JlDy ~ tae sDytu
e3si .oincf ~ sectlDo 553#
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Ardmoreite Want Ads bring results
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Mfs JGhH n linfinill has gone to
f.Dop ~ Usil wilh her brother Sam
N Jordan M Jordan Is a pioneer
drilllnR contractor IN lhe Loco hrld
ana is uow drilling IN section 2G36
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

Ng 2 GsLes Ou company ~ seciipn
H4H. oBsctjDg No Dupoee IN ipf
Ii3pppod le8se ia oRging ~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

e. N UaDgpoG IS abpui feady NJ
sl9u dGlliDg oD 30 4 IN tuc HaDgoDd
lease NJ u1e DUHdee Petroleum Com.
pa1y lH me aouth8esl ~ 343.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

] T.. crosDie Eo on the Smith.
cruce lease. IN seclion b1a has been
ooupleled o, total Geplh of ll0g
fcei
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PERSONAL

s>~~~-~~~>~->~~~>~-~~ ~~~~~>~~~.>~.~~~
SUPERFLUOUS hair, mores, remov-
Mrs. Ruggles. References. Provf-
dent Bldg. liza. Main 1880.
LADIES--Sanderson Cotton Root
pills. safe and sure cure for de-
layed periods. Price 81. Money re-
funded IL 1t fails. Raymond Rem
edy Co, 217h Pike ST.. Seattle wn.
Friendship club. Ada p. Evans,
211 Union St, Apt. r.
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RENT---FLATS

~.rT~~~~~~~~s~<>~ ~~s~-~|>~~~~~~~o~~~.
904 So. 18th St, modern unfurnish-
ed flat, rooms and bath, first
floor; also 4-room flat, second
floor. Key 1912 SO. I st.
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Watch Real Estate Pros
per. YOU'LL find some
good buys ON this page
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
A Few Good Buys and Trades
Worth Looking Up

Groom Bungalow
'ss's s';s ssSs s n ss bus n' modern
5-Room New Bungalow
lot good location s1sbo will equity Of
good s" sss q q. suit level son. close the car line
8-Room House
% s$ = ss s::, Ss'ss Walking s
ssls S as @ $ :nss 5 that can
10 Acres
good sGl mos. an @ miles
IL ;:iS.Ss; s:. va Is 81,
Sc"
20 Acres
ls Ssa 81 ii .s$
81: s 1 sss ' .: s ss
20 Acres, the Best of Soil,
IS : :: e.. s:' '
5 Acres Block From Old Puyallup
iii & Reg ss "a
s ii 81; sss lot.
Modern 7-Room House
blocks & s or ID s
40 Acres Good Soil
s; s' a. &c
sas%as sSs:r and
124 Acres, 40 Acres of Fine Meadow
ssss U.s.! a aH ' ss sssss
s "s.. 's$ s.. $ $:s IS
change for suburban : - ' s-'''' "i' eA
co.., II 12 f. Acres Dairy Ranch Close to Town
S4Ss ss sS ss'' A ss. s
dairy farm ' inpsa you want real
40 Acres of Waterfront
ss nS s soil ssr' @ nv. @
uer part rade or can be bought
IT'S Acres
some ne noo about 70 buildings orchard
consider
looking
A - ''e. we can interest you IL ~ - 10
o.. III Acres, Miles from Puyallup.
~ acre cleared this real YOU beat itr
HOIST & PHILLIPS
l-6 videntR rild
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LOST-Sunday afternoon, lady's
small open face solid gold watch,
inscription inside and crescent pin.
Reward. Proctor TIA. Mrs. j. w.
Wood, 24Og No. Union.
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RAZORs sHARPENED

WE sharpen safety razor blades
Al work guaranteed. virges Drug
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LOST

LOST-A string of gold beads Sat-
urday night near 18th and X or
at the Food Show. Liberal reward
II returned to Mrs. Geo. Bolts, 511
So. @.
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FOR SALE-No. family COW,
fresh. giving a lot Of rich milk
team horses, weigh 1900 lbs, dou-
BILE harness, light farm wagon. Sell
all or separate at bargain. 5436
Park av.
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MOTORCYCLES

1913 INSTRUMENTATION. univ eo,,fr'
ped, &ll0; 1912 Twin Exceisiar
July equipped, 800; 1911 Twir
asar,ey, $50. Fred Almblade, sIsh