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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-12

The -Maloney weh in section
26-4-3 was abandoned in salt water
at total depth OF 1865 feet. c. f.
Sykes, gas inspector, was superin.
tending the plugging of the well yes
terday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-12

The Dubois well in section 19-i.3
IN the Gorman-McCarty farm north
last Of Lone Grove, which is being
drilled by Conway & Kser, has
reached a depth of approximately
1, 200 feet and the formations are
locking more promising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-12

Bess Tucker No. 4.

Twin State Oil company is prepar-
ing to move a rig on the Bess Tucker
lease in section 1854 to drill No. 4
which will be located north of well
No. l on the same lease and will be
an Offset to the 1914 Oil company on
the Colbert lease In section 3l-3-3.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
GREAT LIST or BOOKS
OPENED AT LIBRARY
New List OF Fiction and NOn-Fic-
ton Placed on the Shelves
of C. Q. Library.

The following list of new books has
been given out by Librarian Vail of
the Sopper Queen Library. The many
patrons Of the institution will End the
latest and best in all lines or reading
in the new list:
NON-FICTION
Songs from Books, Kipling; Cyan
ide Handbook, Clennell; Mineral De
posits. Lindgren Modern Warfare.
Williams: Theory and Practice of Sur
yeying. Johnson Manual Training
Course i'm Concrete Concrete House
and IT'S Construction, Sloan; What all
the Worlds A-seeking, Urine Dain-
ties for Home Parties, Williams; Law
and Usape of War, Barclay. Crowds,
Lee Applied Electrochemistry, Bar
CESS. Mining Laws Wilson; Between
ST. George and ST. Michael Hueffer,
India and the War. History of Twelve
Days Headlam. How 10 be Personally
Efficient i'm Business. Woman's Part
In Government. Allen; City Of Domes
Barry. Log of a Timber Cruiser, Law
son. Lief of Lord Roberts. Forrest;
Saturday with my Camera Johnson
FICTION
X. Binehart; The Landloper, Day
The Double Squeeze. Needham: Cir
no Central. Bonner; For A Country
Churchill; Jahrey, Locke; Michael o
Halloran. Porter, Anne of the Island
Montgomery. Riders of the Purple
sage. Grey; Rainbow Trail Heart o
tthe Desert Winsie; Still Jim. TIT
Harbor Poole. Sword OF Youth, Allen
The Blind Spot. Forman; "Somewber
IN France" Davis The Man of Iron
FDehan; Jahnny Appleseed, Atkinson
one Clear Call, Greene. Bealby
Wells. Primrose Ring Sawyer; Man
lha of the Mennonite Country, Man
tu. puie's Mother, Shrine; valley O
Fear. Doyle. Amarilly of ClOthes-Iin
\ney. Maniates. Christopher Quarles
Brebner: A Girl of 90 Knipe Die
Among the Lumber Jacks Dimock
Little Buffalo Robe Beck; Boarde,
mp House, Seaman; Just Girls, Thur
ton. Guns OF Europe, Altsheier; VIII
cna OF the GIMP Fire Widdemar; Po
by Page Camping club Forester
Daughters of the Little Grey Hous'
Taggart. Ungava Bob, Duncan
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14

three more cases of whiskey to its all
ready large stock. These were brought
in from Gleason by Sonstable LATE
Gibson The shipment was made by
freight into Gleason billed to min
ing company which was not known.
After watching the shipment for some
time ans no one showing up for it,
he seized it and brought it in here.
Suit For Mining Property.
Sheriff Wheeler has received at his
office copies of a complaint and sum
mons for service on the statutory a.
gent of the Bonanza Copper Company,
Charles A. Mcdonald of Bisbee. i'm an
action brought by the Empire Trust
Company OF New York City The case
was fled i'm Tucson and also includes
the Peabody Consolidated Copper
Company aud L. c Dessar The PROV
erty in question is located in the John
son District and is being worked at
the present time.
The complaint alleges that the Bon
ANA Company issued T250,000, in
bonds. some time ago $4,000 Of which
We're delivered to the Empire Trust
Company in January, 1910. They were
70 bear interest at the rate OF pei
cent, payable semi-annually. To Sc
cure the bonds the property was mort
gagged It is alleged that no payments
have been made since the bonds werc
taken. Since then It is alleged tina
. L. c. Dessar secured judgement a
gainst the property for S10,47010 and
. thar he bought the property In at &
Sheriff's sale and afterward sold it &C
the Peabody Consolidated Minin'
. Company The complaint asks fo
judgement against the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
HORRIBLE DEEDS MARK
SONORA CAMP AIGN
lnontlnned Ion page u

estimate of the wounded, many of
them being carried off by the Villista
army when they retreated.
Forty-three Villista wounded were
picked up on the field and brought I'm
this morning This morning a column
of Yilistas numbering 100 men, in-
GLIDING a first captain and "a major
surrendered TO 25 Calhstas at the
yinateria, or mescal factory of Chapo
Martinez near FL Tigre.
Back From the Front.
Yesterday afternoon the Brigade de-
Sinaloa. numbering about 1000 meh.
returned 20 Aqua Prieta. They are
under the command of Gen. Angel
Flores. with Cen Anulfo Gomez sec
ond in command Many of them are
Mayo Indians
There are i'm the Aqua Pueta hos
pitaL including sick wounded and en-
ployes, 2S6 people Forty-one are
working, 43 Villista wounded and 202
. are CaTanza sick and wounded. only
So of these were wounded i'm the last
battle
Gen. Gales smiled when asked about
his order to his men to take no pri
soners aud Go execute an Nllistas TAX
en- on account of their treatment OF
women al Cananea and Fronteras. He
said that none were "fusilado' ny his
orders. It is said that among thu
Vinista prisoners executed were fouI
negroes from Texas, presumably eX
troopers. There are now I'm Aqua
Prieta lighting with the Gales forces
ten colored ex-soldiers from the Ninth
/ and Tenth
The wounded officers of the Gales
forces are as follows: Gen. Ange
! Flores, Col VIM. Nelson First Cap
tains Manuel M Montoya, Jose Oros
Pedro Ynostoro and Jose A, Munoz
Second Captains Angel Quiros an'
Francisco Sanchez Lieut.. Estebai
Carriuo Second Lieuts MANUEL Alya
RADIO, Aware Pineda and Jesus Lopez
cruelties Of Vilpstas.
~ Stories Of barbaIities practiced b!
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
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lazy, nO-good fecling-yOu should take
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Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
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They start the bile and overcome con-
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Take one or two nightly and note the
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14

the Villistas when they looted towns
continue to some in. 1t was reported
this morning that when Gen. villa him
self and his column captured Batuc.
they killed so people and carried on
all the younger women aud girls with
them to the mountains.
Preparations TO Leave.
Preparations are now being made at
Aqua Prieta to send number OF
troops to Columbus, New Mexico,
whence they will march overland to
take part in the theatened attack On
Juarez The pursuit OF the Rodriguez
column seems to have been abandon
ed. Gen Gales and his officers re-
fused this morning to say anything
about this
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
kUSTaiA'S CASE IS
UNSETTLING FACTOR
IN STOCK MARKETS
Near Breach Between United
States and Austria Has De-
pressing Effect on Exchange;
All Prices Sustain Losses.

NEW YORK. Dec. Washington
drm attitude toward Vienna regard
ing the sinking of the Ancona fur
mshed the most likely reason for q
listless and heavy market I'm efforts
TO depress prices the trading element
AGAIN concentrated it's attacks upon
United States steel and such other
leaders as the Pacific group of rails,
also Reading and Baltimore d Ohio.
Declines iu these issues extended from
one to almost two points
Among the high priced specialucs
American Tobacco was q weak feat
ure. sustaining am extreme loss of
nine points at 200 sympathetic de
clines were made iu kindred issues.
The most prominent war shares were
from two to hve points lower Bethle-
hem Steel ON one sale dropped six
teen points to ass Preferred lost FIVE
at $50 Later Bethlehem common.
rallied 10 i6O General Motors com
mon and preferred. Sudebaker and
Texas Company constituted the only
strong features of the session. which
lapsed into complete stagnatiou and
the lowest prices iu the anal hour
Total sales were $4,000 shares.
German exchange declined TO "a IL
the lowest rate quoted since the out.
break of the war and probably i'm the
history of banking relations between
this center and Berlin other forms
or foreign remittances were lower.
The general bond list was under con
slant pressure. Sales, par value were
E2.9g0.00O
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14

. BOSTON, Dec 49, The New York
was very duh and saeEed on scattered
selling Everybody seems bearIeh az
present because Steel did not advance
on IT'S big earnings and traders are
selling freely. but somebody heems 90
be taking the stocks. There was a
fair demand for tho local coppers but
the market was narrow owing TO the
scarcity of orders either way We
think sentiment is too unanimous on
the bear side and that We are more
than likely to have a rally.
Paine. Weber d Co
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
villa GENERAL sURRENDERs.

LAREDO. Dec. H. General Garcia,
with five Villa generals, surrendered
10 Cauanza soldiers, according 20
Carranza, Nuevo Laredo advices.
Mexican officials claim the villa
general. Hernandez, IS lighting FOR
the Carranza forces in Chihuahua
Military circles believe a battle south
OF Chihuahua City is imminent
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
DR.. PETER ROBERTS,
INTERNATIONAL Y
SECRETARY, HERE
Touring Southwest on Mission
Seeking Welfare Of Coming
Americans, Would Uplift All
hn1hitioue EorpinnprS
Ambitious FOreIqnerS.

Ambitious Foreigners.
An interesting and well known Wis
itor i'm Bisbee is Dr. Peter Roberts of
New York City, international Secre-
tary of the s. NJ. c. a. DR. Roberts
passed only one day in Bisbee and
will leave. today. for New Mexico
points where he will pursue the pur-
pose which brought him to Arizona.
Dr. Roberts is journeying through
the Southwest on what he terms n
threefold purpose i'm behalf of the for
speaking people who are about
to become Americans. Dr. Roberts
says that he prefers to call them
coming Americans" because the IL
tie is more dignified'
To learn, first, whether the foreign
speang people want to talk English;
second. whether they want help to
become citizens: third whether it is
possible to project series Of lectures
on ideas and ideals of Americans.
are the three missions of Dr. Roberts
on his present trip
DR.. Roberts is an expert in the art
Of teaching English TO foreigners and
has written several works on the sub
iect. He gave a practical exposition
Of his system. last evening, before d
class of coming Americans at the
night school His method proved So
effective. i'm an astonishing shorI
time, that the instructors were quilC
taken aback The y VI. c. A. plan,
to install Dr. Roberts system O
/ teaching foreigners. establishing
class under competent instruction
! Special attention will be devoted &,
lessons adapted to lines Of work il
which coming Americans are en-
gagged
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
TENEMENT FlRE KILLS.

NEW YORK. Dec ia woman
and two children lost their lives i'm a
tenement fire Hampered by freezing
water ald "a binding snowstorm, ire
men rescued thirty women and chill
iren from fire escapes. The police
dragged score of frightened persons
from burning Railways.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14

We pack in a way to re-
spect the coffee and keep
it fresh for you; it is the
way to keep coffee.
We grind it evenly SO
that you will have more
cups Of fine clear coffee.
We take-out the object
ionable chaff because it
Objectionable.
We moncyback it to
make you sure and us
alert.
The alright tiRs make
such fine coffee p,ac-
tioablc and economical
Schilling's
Best
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
(By Levy Bros.)

(By Levy Bros.)
Copper metal unchanged
Supreme court meets today.
u s note to Austria demands dis
ayowal of act and indemnity
l. c. G. grants increases i'm passen
ger rate railroads in eleven western
states
Attorney General Gregory rejects
plans to extend litigation against vari
GUS oil companies in Californit
Organization of railway employees
unite in demand for S-hour day with
out reduction in wages and time ant
a half for over time.
Wabash railroad energies from re
ownership.
Frank J. Gould cables authorization
from Paris TO deposit his Missouri So
curities under readjustment plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-14
DIFFICULTY HAD IN
SECURING JURYhEN

lIOntlnucu lTuW pa5V y
several guns. entered a plea OF guilty
to burglary in the second degree and
was sentenced to serve a term of not
more than two years in the state penl
Tertiary. He will be taken to Flor
ence some time during the present
week.
More Booze Added To Stock.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
REPLEVIN SUIT FOR AUTO
Charles Russell Cooke of Voluntown Claims John A. Morgan IT,. Gave the Car to Him-Morgans Conserva- tor Suing to Recover the Auto-Denes the Gift Was Made

Judge of Probate AyIing and several other persons and witnesses for the defendant were himself and members of his family, who said they heard the gift made as claimed.
 The testimony was all in on Tues day and the arguments were made. Judge Waller took the papers and re- served his decision.
 Decisions by Judge Waller.
 Judge Waller has handed down de- cisions in two cases recently tried ill tho court before him.
 In the case Of John B. Giadue of TaftViile against Charles J. Ryan of Colchester, judgment for the plaintiff is given for $33.70. It was a suit over the sale of some pigs by Ryan to Gladue. The latter claimed that some of them were boarS and were unfit for sale.
 The judge denies the defendants motion to set aside the verdict in the case of the J. Quint Co of New Haven vs. James OConnell and others. The suit was brought over the sale of some liquor by the Quint company which the defendant claimed was made to another party so that he was not responsible.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
RRYAN'S DOCTRINE
IS TOMmYRoT
So Says Senator 5randesee to Senate Question Is One of Common Sense.

< despatch from Washington says that Senator Brandegee of Connecti- cut told the senate Monday that the doctrine of Secretary Bryan about turning swords into plowshares is tommyrot- T regard it my duty as a. senator to warn the people of this country that they have been and are living in a fools paradise,'' said MT. Brandegee. The talk of universal peace, under the present conditions Is in effect treason to this country.
 T do not propose" he said, "to sit here and see the pillars Of the temple of the world crashing about me and lulling myself to sleep with any talk of universal peacei
 T do not believe, in the present temple of the world, that it does us any good to sit and hold our hands and talk about the beauty of turn ing swords into plowshares- l should consider myself a candidate for the madhouse if l were to undertake to form a policy for the United States on any such basis.
 TO my mind the question before us seems to be a question of common sense. It is one, as to the attitude of this country of 100, 900 900 people to take, whether to stand helpless and undefended, an easy prey to the larg- est cOrm orant nation which may take it into its head to attack us; whether this country shall obey the mandate States and maintain an adequate army and navy, not with any idea. of mak- ing war either of offense or defense, but, as I regard it, with the same con- mon sense view that a city would maintain an adequate police force"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24

The court of common pleas was in session here on Tuesday with Judge c. E. Waller presiding and the trial of the case of John A. Morgan, conser- va,tor for John 4. Morgan, Jr,, against Charles R. Cooke of Pendleton Hill was before the court.
 The plaintiff was represented by At torney Franklin H. Brown and the defendant by Attorney Roaclle of Wes- terly. The case is & repleVin suit which Is brought to secure possession of a Ford automobile that was bought last June for $574 by John A. Nor gan, Jr., and which MT. Cooke claims was presented to him by 9dr. Morgan MT. Morgan denies making this gift to NIT. Cooke and has brought the suit to get the car back into his pos session. The automobile was bought by MT. Morgan when he was about to go out to the Cooke place last sum ner for d stay for the benefit of his health. MT. Cooke was to drive him around in his car as he could not drive himself and Cooke claims that Morgan made him a present of the machine in view of that fact. Nor gan denies that such a gift was made and sues for the car or it's value.
 Witnesses for the plaintiff included
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
WITH BOSTON ELKs.
Esteemed Leading Knight MIIea of Norwich Lodge Enjoyed Interesting Experiences,

Laurence E. Milles- esteemed leading knight of the Norwich lodge of Elks attended the reception of Gov Walsh at tI9e State House in Boston on Washingtons birthday, as a guest of Boston lodge. At noon he witnessed the services in the home of the lodge, where a reception was rendered to Mayor Curley of Boston, who was the orator of the day.
 In the closing parts of his speech, Mayor Curley, who is q. polished and forceful orator, made very strong plea for the strict observance of neu- trality saying:
 We are not prepared to participate in this war" the Mayor said. If we should be forced into 1t by any manner of means beyond our control it should be only when the great Powers of Eu- rope are so weakened that we can go in without firing a shot.
 But our course is clear We owe 1t to ourselves to so shape public opinion that this country shall not yield to temptation to make private capital out have the confidence of the entire world. Our actions should be above board, courageous and with every possible publicity.
 We don't want to make WAT on any country. We are Americans and we want to continue Americana
 The Mayor declared that he would prefer to see business depression in this country for five years and the ruin of 20 percent of the business men than a war which would mean suffer ing and deprivation to thousands of American mothers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
DIR. OSGooD GAVE CLINIC
 AT BAcKUS HOSPITAL
Demonstrated Newest Treatment for
 TonsiIs and Adenoids,

A clinic was held at the Backus hospital on Tuesday from 10.30 to 1 p. m. by Dr. Charles Osgood of New York who gave talk on Tonsils and Adenoids at the February meeting of the Norwich Medical association Mon day evening al the Wauregan house Eight cases of tonsilitis and adenoids were treated by pr. Osgood, showing the latest methods and the newest instruments in use. The operations were new in method and proved very interesting and instructive to those who witnessed them. At 1.3O o'clock d turkey dinner was served the A members of the Norwich Medical as sociation present. out of town doctors being numbered in the gathering.
 Dr. Osgood, who was brought here at the instigation of Dr. Anthony Peck, is consulting Rhinolaryngologis of the ". W. Bacl1us hospital staff
 The menu served by the Wauregan house was as follows;
 &Creme of Tomatoes
 Celery Olives Roast Vermont Turkey, Giblet Sauce Mashed Potatoes Creamed Onions
 Dinner Rolls
 Neapolitan Ice Cream Assorted Cake
 Coffee Fruit Punch
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
coMMENps PAPERS ATTITUDE.
Union Lyceum Passed Vote of Thanks
 to Norwich Bulletin.

At meeting of the Union Lyceum at the Mckinley Avenue A. M. E, Zion church a vote of thanks was unani- mously extended to the Norwich Bull letin for the excellent editorial in the issue of Feb. 18th entitled A Deplor- able Attitude, wherein strong and courageous words were spoken for fair play for our race and all people
 We also note with pleasure that The Bulletin is numbered with the increasing list of leading journals of the country which capitalize the word Negro, as it is the custom to capital ize the word Japanese or Indian when speaking of these races
 It was also voted that the Union Lyceum and the citizens assembled on Washington's birthday and the Nor wich branch of the Equal Rights league request Senator Kern and the Connecticut senators to restore the Howard university item to the ap- propriation bill
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24

4 very enjoyable Washington whist of seven tables was given by Miss Jennie Kendall at her home on Nor wtch avenue Monday evening. The house was attFactively decorated with American flags and other Washington favors. Miss lone Breckenridge cap tured the first ladies prize. a ladies toilet case, and Fred F'riswell took the gentlemen's honors, a bill folder. The consultations went to Miss Clara Tho ma, a calendar, and Robert Filling, 9 Washington hatchet Following the whist several were heard in pleasing vocal solos, a duet the Misses Louisa Helm and Clara Thona.; solos, Miss Annie Thorna, Miss Viola Chesbro; duet, Misses Jennie Kendall and Flor ence Weller; duet, Misses Edna Baker and Florence Weller: duet, Miss Edna Baker and George Kramer. The fea- ture Of the evening was the presenta- tion of a large birthday cake to Rob- ert Wilson by William Kendall. 1t being MT. Wilson's 22nd birthday. The cake was decorated with 2 small flags and was highly appreciated by Mir. Wilson, who accepted the kind gift in a few well chosen words. Refresh ments were served and the party broke up at @ late bo1lr-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
Horse Killed Himself Running Into
 Train.

About noon on Monday a. horse at tached to an express wagon and own ed by Morris Cohen. crashed into the last car of extra freight train No. 1898 northbolnd over the c. v. tracks at the foot of the driveway at the plant of Richmond Radiator company and received such injuries that it died shortly afterwards. The wagon was eomplete1y demolished. Conductor Vickery and Engineer Litt1efield were in charge of the train which was un- der full headway in order to make the grade of north Of the station.
 The horse was brought here from New York only last Saturday by MT. Cohen and at the time of the accident was in charge of driver Henry Bron- stein. MT. Bronstein was about to put 8 feed bag over the horses nose. hay ing removed the brtdle in front of the horse at No. 3e High street, when the animal became frightened and ran away, going south through High street and thence on to West Thames street and into the foundry yard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24

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