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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-25

Spectator Petroleum company has
received new wire line and had
everything in readiness last night to
begin making hole this morning. The
we'll is located in 6 5s1e. /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-25

Blackhawk Oil company In section
10 2n5w is drilling at depth of about
450 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-25

Oklahoma Star Oil company spudded
last Friday in section 26 Sn4w.
The McTon Oil company has begun
the construction of a rig in section
"a 2n4w.
Big Anticline Oil company in 81
2n4w has rig up and tools have been
ordered in.
Uncle Sam Oil company is reported
10 be drilling at a depth of about 700
feet in section 27 3n5w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-25

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The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
Farewell Dance

Saturday night a reception and
dance was given at the Auditorium
when Miss Aileen Robertson,
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. H. O.
Robertson, of the Benson High
School. made her adieu to local
society.
Miss Robertson, very popular
member of the younger set, is re,
turning to take up her coming
years work at Flagstaff Normal
School, in which institution she is
a member Of the junior class. And
this farewell party in her honor
gave her many friends an oppor-
tunity to bid her good bye and wish
her all good fortune.
Dancing was enjoyed from nine
till twelve, with fruit punch served
between the numbers. The young
men giving the affair succeeded in
making it a very pleasant one for
all taking part.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
Candidate for Representative


The announcement of Mr.. D. G.
O'Neil as a candidate for the nom
ination as representative of Co.
chise county in the State legisla-
ture appears in the Signal. Mr..
O'Neil Is known by good many
of the people of Benson, having
been in charge of the Mansion
Hotel for Fairlee & Jenson, prior
to assuming the management OF
the Gadsden hostelry at Douglas
He is a man OF considerable ability
and should he receive the nomi'
patton at the primary he would
no doubt represent the people o.
the county conscientiously and to
their best interests.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
Enjoyable Party

Mr.. and Mrs. J. U. Nanney en-
tertained Messrs. and Mesdames
A. G. Smith, A. W. Bard and J. c,
Keen at a delightfully."- informal
" Five Hundred" party Monday
evening. Mrs. Smith won the ladies'
prize, box of pretty stationary.
The gentleman's prize, cigars, was
won by Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Keen cap
tured the BOBBY prize, consisting
of darnlng ball.
Places at the prettily decorated
table where tasty lunch was
served were marked by cards de-
failing "The Story of Floral
Tragedy" in verse, with blank
spaces to be filed in by the guests
with names of flowers. This was
the source of much amusement, in
which Mr.. Smith proved to be the
cleverest at supplying the missing
words, and in a manner causing no
end of merriment.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
MISS TOY ROBINSON IS
MARRIED IN
TUCSON

Miss Toy Robinson, gave her
friends and relatives here quite
surprise, when she informed them
by letter from Tucson this week,
that she had entered the matrimo-
nial state. She left here for a Wis
1t to her former home at Tucson one
day last week, and there was not
even a hint thaG marriage was in
prospect. Her sister Mrs. Jas. c.
Keen, received the letter saving
the knot had been tied, and that
they had settled down to a life of
double blessedness.
The bridegroom is Harry Hud-
dleston of Tucson, an old acquain-
tance and a railroad man in the en-
ploy of the Southern Pacific road.
Miss Robinson was a popular
member of Benson's yonger society,
and a graduate of the Benson High
School last year. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. M. G. Robinson of this
place.
The congratulations of the Signal
are extended to the young couple.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
RIFLE CLUB MEMBERS
COMPETE FOR
HONORS

Fifteen members Of the Benson
Rife Clubs competed for the Her
cules Trophy Sunday afternoon.
A number of these found that hit
ting a twenty-inch bullseye at six
hundred yards was nothing like as
easy as talking about it. To have
spotted all the bullets where
they struck upon the surrounding
hills would have exhausted Mar
athon runner. On the other hand
some really good shooting was
done by number of members.
Mr.. John Profitt was high man,
with a score of $3.50. He found
the bullseye at six hundred yards
with his first sighting shot, and
stayed close around it throughout
his string.
Mr.. E. A. Brown was second,
with score of 27-5o, and did some
very good shooting, especially at
900 yards.
Mr.. III. P. Merrill tried hard to
win the stick of peppermint candy
offered as "booby" prize, but ac-
cidentally hit the target, (which is
only six feet square) at the three
hundred yards range, thus making
two points out of possible fifty.
Another we'll known member, too
modest to have his name men>
toned, managed to keep his slate
clean, thus defeating Mr.. Merrill
for the prize mentioned.
The Hercules Trophy Is beat
tifui bronze shield, mounted on a
mahogany shield donated by the
Hercules Powder Co.. of Whining
ton, Delaware, to be competed for
by members of the Rifle Clubs in a
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
Show Day is Coming

j" When the show comes tC
town. is what the people are say
ing now, and the show that they
mean is the Cole Bros Big World
Toured Shows and Trained Wild
Animal Exhibition, which is big
ger and greater than ever this sea-
son, as the Cole Bros. are now Of
fering their new, big, giant, three
fold show mbined in one. This
colossal organization will exhibit
here on Monday, August 22d.
This mammoth amusement en-
terprise, with its myriad of high
class performers and train loads OF
the most valuable beasts of the
jungle, offers the cleanest, grand
est aud most instructive entertain.
ment ever presented here. Every.
thing imaginable in the way OF
trained animals, domestic and wild,
is given, from the smallest monkey
to the largest elephant. No show
on earth exhibits finer specimens
of high school and high jumping
horses. An interesting perform
ance by Shetland ponies appeals to
the children.
Among the hundred arenic acts
are astonishingly clever accom-
plished acrobatic exploits, equill'
bristic feats of strength, acts Of
deftness and dexterity, difficult
ladder balancing acts; also an in
novation in the way of a novel
dancing exhibit, participated in by
perfectly formed young women.
The Nymphs of the Statues, the
act beautiful, has aroused unpre-
cedented enthusiasm.
The Cole Bros. have left moth
ing undone in their efforts to pre-
sent the finest show in the world
The mile-long parade, starting al
10 a. m. tells the story. Nothing
finer has bever been shown thar
this glittering pageant OF unsur-
passed grandeur; the shining coats
of blooded horses, the gilded char
lots, the satin robes Of the riders
This is the show to which you may
take your wife, your mother o.
your sweetheart; this is the shov
that gives what it advertises; th'
show that pleases.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12

series of three shoots. Each shoot
consists of five shots at six and
FIVE shots at three hundred yards,
a. the regulation U. S. Army tar.
gets for those ranges. The mem
ber making the highest aggregate
score in the three shots becomes
owner of the trophy.
Members of the two Benson rifle
clubs are urged to attend next
Sunday, and to be on time, 2 pm.
sharp, not ten minutes after 3.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12

in the community and believing he
could administer the Office imparti-
ally, he solicits the support of the
voters in the Democratic primary
September the 12th.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
Among the Candidates.

The political pot. which tigura-
lively speaking, has been slowly
simmering for some time past, is
nearing the boiling point as the
date of the primary draws near,
now but little over four weeks
away.
The Signal, being independent
in politics, cannot endorse any
candidate POLITICALLY" but prac-
tically, geographically and about
every other way it looks upon the
candidacy of "Dave" Adams with
much favor for the position of
Supervisor. Heis rated by all who
know him as first-class man, con-
servative and one who would do
his full duty in the Office. He is q
citizen of the northside, residing
near Dragon. a cattleman and the
owner of the telephone system of
his home locality.
Benson has developed several
candidates, Judge VIM. Shilliam,
for justice of the peace, announced
some weeks ago, aud now holding
the Office; Horace P. Merrill for
representative, John T. Profitt for
constable, and G. l. Rucker, edi-
tor of the Signal, for justice of the
peace.
Upon the theory that a busi-
ness man is required for the proper
transaction of business, Mr.. Horace
P. Merrill can qualify undoubtedly
for a position to assist in carrying
on the business of state affairs at
Phoenix. Finance and business is
to him as easy as A B G. A life
time resident (thirty.six years. in
the state, he has been concerned
with financial and business mat~
ters from his youthful days to the
present time. Since coming to
Benson, over FIVE years ago, he
has been until recently connected,
as cashier and stockholder, with the
Bank of Benson, and part owner of
the Southwest Lumber Co., re-
Gently transferred to other hands.
Mr.. Merrill is qualified to assume
the position of legislator and fill it
creditably.
The announcement of J. M.
Sparks, of Douglas, for Supervisor,
appears in this issue. AS stated on
his campaign card, he is a "pres-
ent incumbent" of the Office. While
personally unknown to the writer,
he is spoken of as a hustling bust
ness man, contractor, and we'll
qualified for the position, which he
has filled with general satisfaction
in the past.
John II. Prof1tt, now holding the
position, announces for reelection q
as constable. So far he is the only
man announced for this position in
the precinct.
The Editor of the Signal, c. l..
Rucker, announces for Justice Of
the Peace. Having resided here
several years, having an interest
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12

The piano contest isnearing the
close and now is the time to work
hard for your candidate. Rumors
of clark horse" In the running
have been heard, and it may be
there's surprise in store. Any
how, get in and work hard.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
Mrs. Merrill En- Tour

Mrs. Doane Merrill left last week fol
Phoenix. to enter. with Mrs. Grady Gam.
mage. of the w. c. T. H.. upon state
wide campaign in favor of prohibition,
and the enforcement of the prohibition
laws. Tempe and Mesa are the first places
at which they expected to begin their cam
paign work.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12
Dance Tonight

The dance tonight at the Auditorium is
expected to draw large crowd and the
young men promoting it are encouraged to
think it will be genuine success. They
have advertised it pretty thoroughly. and
with the price OF admission at $l.00 and
good music it's hard to see why it should
fail to draw crowd. s
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12

For Rent-Good Groom adobe
house with bath. Partly furnihhed.
Apply at Signal Office.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12

Mrs. H. @. Robertson and her
daughter, Miss Alleen, left Wed-
nesday afternoon, the latter for
Flagstaff to resume her studies at
the Normal School, Mrs. Robertson
going with her as far as Phoenix,
and from there to Mesa to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Pomeroy.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12

O'Connor pleasure and CONNER.
cial Motor Cars are assembled Oi
Worldknown Standard Parts, me.
dium priced, and sold on a conven.
lent PAY-AS-YOU>RIDE plan.
Catalogue mailed on request. Ex-
ceptional agency proposition and
exclusive territory for persons de.
string to act as representatives.
Inquire of the O'Connor Corpora
ton, 6331 South Halsted St., Chi
cago, Ill.
The Benson signal., 1916-08-12

Call On me tor your gasoline, dis
tillate and lubricating oils. c. F
Moss.
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