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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

min Gar" icIp, cr iea ltolt al at
looe Santilicn iaa laonc oen irit.
Sper al Mpnoetc frrltoor iig paa at
haanotere Iutomobilen, % DC be
banolcr Den ida pert ca ioriigtipt, al
Oct or mig ell 5ornsicllc at laonc
DEM ben, llaor iee life bar BRIG for
Den lelp. Iae or tilireoie, % ieg or
bcrpeb eobt bctali.
Sen1ens Stsrrelic hor lea life
nGpnt. Seq irler, at ocl Tris, nj
5urrncre tan ppre iitanb til at betale
bore Spreiolf, beror life iaa nleget
paa, bpab SlagS 6%nreforle ri bar,
iom pao hpaO Slag9 Wiona9cre pl
ielp cr. Suor buer Gags Irbeibc er
lagt ITO meo Snoiiqt, bpor man bar
gooe Seom % gobt Maifineri, fan
man ie Jig iitano til at betole Con.
ninger, lom er oncr oct olminoclioe,
% enooa foa SrbtGgter al at bn
Snrefolt.
Enao % %inf.
= Oler Sarmnloifineri blir nbrllo-
bart peo at rilitc og itoa unoer oaben
&imnlel / alt SlagS &eir enc peo at
llloeS.
6or Sailing al "iur" glocr.
ioro er finfnullt aalfiten iom HegeI
meget billigere enc &alf. 9eS finerc
Galtlteiten er pulpcriierct, be5 bur
ti9cre gier Den gob &irfning.
= S%pngnlel blanoet meo 9loo ira
Slagtebuiele bruges MI iom arco.
turfober / Sannorf. Gn clfclt
MpQe fan prooucerc omtrent 200
SGffe iliat blooblonoet "HpaIpna".
Wtel ON Sogcn, bcoer oct.
Gen Sarmer, Tom bar iliot
5~iesgulp, al ltrincn foor iiue prf,
miiter TO Sreoieoelc al Sen Nitrooeu
og fire Senlteoelc al ocn EotoSlnrm,
@ieoielcn i~noebolot. Set cr ocrfor
al Sigtigbeb at bo Ge~rnentgltlpc %
flllot op meo Streelie i SisIct, iao
man life milter Den flpoenoe @isoicl.
Yotcter fan mi icnoeS tolofrit
ira CANADA til 6oreneoe Stater iaa.
bel TOM ira 6orcncoc Stotcr til
Canada.
- 6or @riie ifuloe man entcll
male eaer blsoe Ypgget goot. Gil
man foore 9pg til <er oa llna-
frcatllrcr, bpr man iprit flllle oet,
ltriper ct Sarmcrbloo.
SCOT aib Moutb" Suaen bar
lglen pit Jig blanbt nogIc @slinaer
| Grglallo, oplpler Or. 5. u. Mobler,
"Gblef OF the Bureau OF 9lnimal ,Sn-
oilltrp". San annlooer amerifalllfc
Sarnlere % Sprl9ger at opre oor.
paagne og lloen SpboIo n1eloe til
rettc peofommenbs bpis Der piier fla
ct mlstpllteligt SilfPloc.
- 6lnbaffet Slfalfa bite Tia I'M.
Der ct 6orise, ioni blep aiort mcb
Welfefller / Nebraifa, at bore icun.
goo meo Bran. allerne fit Ell Station
at gn1ilaee % IIfaliabe otoeo el,
8rpnratlon al 4 9eIe malet Wais.
| Gel Slleriel og2 9elc Bran ener
Iiitbaffct e(lfalfa.
ut goa ipei n1eo of folfe iii
ggerlano / iterre ltoitrrfning, ; TO,
man bar iiffer paa, at SSorocr
trGligte aaIf, piloe bore aolae popc.
llgt. Gnten nlaa man prepe Tia frcn
peo SIGlp az "Sitmls" -Eapir eQcr
oglna ber man falfc Ell inlol Stribc
bare og lrgge Werfc til &irfninaen.
Gnbpcr Tarmer i ct Golrntn
lom bar Ell Golntp Mgent, ifulb(
fonlnle ibn, at Igenten err Ser for a,
glpe 5armere Haao % ior at bli
lplirgt tilraaOs al Sarnlere. BOO
famine Sib ifl,lbe oct babes / Grin.
bring, at ZEN 9aare fan iperac ON
iner, emo ii piie fan iparc paa".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
0ioclicr og Smcrtcr
toribinoer burtist.
&c pil eriare. at Sloan's eminent
linorer be ~ipareite rbeu:
matiife Smerter.

9snpt bet ri9slist. Gnib bet life ino. gat
bet sanite naturIist irGHst IND al ia islu
-Suiltsu bsbasslis Tolelis al einprius. oel
burtis nil felss eitsr!
uopsuoise Smerter, Stipbso. 2mbeo.
trampostise MultIsr. i%ortrutue Ssusr. Stiu'
bsb / Rpssen ale oisis Spasbeber fan lit,
mobtaa Sloan's siuimeut5 liubrenoe eesu-
ifaber. Rent. usmt. stonomiit. Spsre
eiter BET hos apotbetsreu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
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st nlSrcnoe 9Ggte9ar 6ec / @ols 02es
ni9beo bar neolagt lin ioroilfe Ban
%ortng5itup oa aaaet iro Ill Den e0iae
@nbdt3bpiIe / bet bintmelitc RaraoiS.
g}ititl S~ngbalien Speot par isot
6cmleouI, Norge, oer 1Soe Marts ISIS
og nntom iii SprinQ @rope / 1864
Mrs. @uro ". SUcot oar faot paa 0eis
/ 3auingodl. Rorge. SEN lite Wni
1s54, uoudroreoe ira Rorlc Oh drfum
iii Spriul @rouc. N}im.. 1872 I 1874
ble0 bisie, WitteI og Mrs. 5neot aiite.
! 1879 antom &c berop iii Rort6 "a
toid. e tOa 0cmeiteuoIduo omtrcni
! gPil ino FOR Der. boor Rpeu Ninoreo
MI IiR9cr. men ionl ocuaarQ life par
ieor euer osbt, o. tror &c iioeu hduoe
bagt tit 6iemifeo.
Mrs. @uro W. 5ueOt nfai. res 81
BEN Ben 14oe Scpiembcr octie Var oa
bIep iteoet til 6piIe pan @ol5 airte
gunro. Qun lad pad SpQeleiet | ire
WGnneoer. Sgqoommen uur NrGit.
Wlttel Speot nj oiemloo og aigit ueo
Geoeu ocu 1sbe Nonember iioitleoeu.
Dan BAR az % I'll mere oa minore ma
! 7 Rdancocr. 0lu les al 0ierteieil
pau bIeu iteot til Qpt!e pan @ols gles
uigbeo5 &irtequaro peo Sioen al lin
fsr afoeoe 6uitru. Reriqbeoeus 8reit.
&nitor @dlcituo iorrettebe i Seraehuiet,
air,eu oQ ueo 8rdueu.
@ittel Speot haooe pGret en- ilittia
NIr.eairuger. iaupiot iom bans arrfs
ter babe iiaaot Def. Yrs. W. (ueot
tdooe prret Ell ilittig Reoarbeiher al
@ol5 Misunderstanding. elsie 4ioeoe
1aooe ham 1 Barn: Nirs. Ole HoIi5s
bus. Rrs. Carl Si.oren OF Nrs. Rars
lin I. Glen. liant Gil Seu. ium ocoe
) aar gammel. Sisie Afoeoe babe III
Diem hos lin Saiter Mrs. Gle 8oliss
bus. Sc baOoe trolig itaaet Rem 6i %
pIeict Dem iaa aobt. iom oet Loo ia
giere. / beres Spgoom oa pna Snaes
lciet. @uo lsune Dem oerfor. NrcS
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Wiueel
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mango ~gientu,es / @uos ASerioro. bpor
Re ital 6uile iii Cpronoeliens RorQeu.
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Minoe n AZ ri 0Ienleueuee iuGrt oil
iolge eiter. iunoe VI ou prre bereote.
nadr 8uoitabet lnoer! Se @ruogom.
men tommer; Qaar no imoo bnml ser
! oeite &eroens Soroelip er life bort al
III blioenoe Steo; men nun en- Seres
''''''''' III ''''' Ssalcott. h. Sat.
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Tpocns SOFT.

Claus {. 9oitie, fsot Sen 9Se So
penlbcr 1S2S pna @'narhen gDitie / nc
ore S%tsrnuieu, osOc qnn0d. Y. Sat.
zen 3toe Nopembcr / Sen beie alocr al
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3nte Get / Sdn0a. u 3.
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4 1850 forloo Fan Norae o. reiite
III Nmcrt'a, 90 Sldrct eitcr tom bans
6onllIte oAlaa til Ameritd.
YRS. Ybitie oebe for 33 gur iioen,
pdd en- Sag It 33 Tar fer lin Diauo.
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y. 9erreien.
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Nen.; Serine, Mrs. Heliou / Sam.
merfeit, Norge. oa Nrs. 9prreieu. bpol
aorrIe Claus Yoltie bupoc iit 0iem sc
iioite Har.
&cIit8uct UGre bans @iuoel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
NDrjfc GDemtnr,

en- uoiegt SamIiug al De melt al
bpIote norife Gpentpr, huoriblanbt
Scr, Gaal % Gipen Ilfe!ao",
4aiprringen moo Sirsmmen" San
,Sor iisl / Stua". ~Sanoen | Neo.
Ser". ~@oooag gfanO - Srelfait".
no et Snes andre al De a~aerbeolH.
III Sioer. Yris 35e. Rro Eoiten
S1.60.
B. PUBL. 20,
DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

ut set bar bebaget @ub AT portable
I'll ct bcore 0iem Dor iipre 7ntier.
Hnnc Eeterieu isbt Sbomien be'ieucts
gjsreS berbeo. 0uu ble9 isot ocu 24oe
Didi 1850 / 8cnpiqe, Ninu, behe zen
2sec Roubr. 1918 eter 10 llocr5 bdorbt
SpgcIeie / MausficIo, @aibington bIeo
aiit meo Better Eeterieu ira Reolpooo
Go, Minu, Den 13oe auguit 1898. tom
iii @aibiu9tou 1904. bpor Sc to9 Some
itcao. 5 Barn, Rono % beuoes qamIe
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portable iii Ell beore 6jcm Dor ,iGre
Spigerodtter, Gina 0inrie 35omieu.
isot Storpmaum oeu isrite Slui ts9S.
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Sabet al en- tirr 2atter OF Sciter.
Subn Sbomieu oa Sdmilie.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
PRIVATE DALEY DIES
OF PNEUMONIO
Mr.. And Mrs. John {. DALEY Re
Ceive News OF Sons Death.

The following sad telegram was re
ceived Saturday afternoon by Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Daley:
Deeply regret to inform you that
it is officially reported that Private
William Glenwood Daley died of To-
bar pneumonia and pulmonary oede
ma, Oct. 9th"
(Signed): Harris, Adj. Genl.
Mr.. Daley was attached to the
Sanitary Department of a base hos
pital in the 10th Infantry. He left
Cambridge last fall with Company c
and went into training with the lis
Regiment at Admission. About two
years ago young Daley was desper-
ately i'll with pneumonia, and his
life was dispaired of for several
days. He finally recovered his
health. and was in splendid condi
ton when he left Cambridge.
In addition TO his parents, Mr..
Daley is survived by Two sisters,
Mrs. Ernest Gray and Miss Elsie Dali
ley, and three brothers, Mr.. Norman
DALEY and Master Gilbert Daley, OF
this city, and Private Hubert Daley,
now in training at Camp Meade.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11

Ranges, and cook stoves, big STOCK
at right prices. Phillips Hdw. Co.
Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
Junior Senior Entertainment

The entertainment given annually
10 the Senior Class CT Cambridge
IiIgh School. by the Juniors, took
place Thursday evening at the High
School Building, having been post
poned from Halloween.
The assembly room was ornameE-
ted with autumn leaves, black cats
and ali the insignia Of the occasion,
and was lighted by shaded electric
lights.
Hosts and guests were in cos
tunes appropriate to the season. and
all came masked Music was furn-
ished by Miss Evelyn Pritchett and
Mr.. Meredith Nichols. Prof. and
Mrs Noble, ana many of the High
School teachers were present and
took part in the fun. The guests
were entertained with songs, dances
and Halloween stunts of divers kind,
and all present seemed to thoroughly
enjoy the jollity no less than the
refreshments the Juniors had so
abundantly provided. Those present
not in costume were:
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Noble and
Miss Dorothy Noble, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Faryer and Master Albert
Faryer, Misses Bessie Bradshaw, Nita
Perry, Elizabeth Mundy, Anna Col
Inns; Messrs. f. c. Seitz and L. c.
Marshall.
/ Those i'll costume We're:
OleVia Hearn, Dutch girl; Verene
Wirz, Liberty; Edna Travers, Night;
/ Jessie Brohawn, Turk; Lee Elliott,
George Washington; Lee Ruark,
Clown; Maynard Jones, Uncle Sam;
Margaret Marshall, Red Cross nurse;
Myrtle Evans, Flower Girl; Jessie
Skinner, French girl; Sarah Andrews
Clown; Harry Keenan,, Spaniard;
Donald Brown, Clown; Lee Bradshaw
Clown; Margaret Skinner, United
States; Anna Simmons, Dutch girl;
Agnes Phelps, Autumn; James Meal
lister, Dutchman; Henry Leonard,
Mexican; Harold Seitz, Clown; Elsie
Robbins, Italian; George Phillips,
Clown; Samuel Jefferis, Spaniard.
Eloise Henry, Clown; Darcy Flow
ers, Duke; Milton Richardson,
Clown; Mace Harris, Duke; Merritt
Robinson, Duke; Frances Byrn,
Flower Girl; Marguerite Ransone,
Red Cross nurse; Ruth Lewis, Span
ish dancer; Nora Dunn, Belgian girl;
Fannie Branno:k, Indian maid; kath-
crime Wherrette, Butterfly; Emily
Gator, Pierrette; Alice Wright, b.
Peep; Katherine Wright, Greecian
girl; Olive Sewell, Rose; Ola Leap,
Spanish girl; Delma Phillips, Sun
Bonet Sue; Gladys Phillips, Red
Cross nurse; Frances Insley, Even
ing; Henry Hooper, Clown; Marie
Schroeder, Dutch girl; Louise Sped
den, Milk Maid; Eleanor Willis, Bal
timore Oriole; Frances Lord, Egyp-
tian princess; Jean Vincent, Clown !;
Algia Smith, Clown.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11

Guns, rifles, cartridges, loaded
shells. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
The DAILY BANNER
Published Daily Except Sunday
CAMBRIDGE. MD. NOV. II. 1918
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Webb, of Wen
ma. are spending sometime this week
in Baltimore.
Private Frank Robbins has return
ed to camp Meade, after spending
several days at lis home i'll town.
II. ana Mrs. Harold Tschudi left
On the boat last night for Baltimore,
after spending sometime with Mrs.
Tschudi's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
q. Mills, Oakley street.
lIr ". Bayiy Brannock, Jr., left
On the boat lasI night for Baltimore,
cnroute for Paris Island. S. c., where
he has been ordered to report to the
/. 5. Marine Corps.
Private Floyd Insley was a passen
ger on the boat last night for Balti-
more, enroute for Camp Meade, after
spending Il short time at his home
near Cambridge.
Mrs. LeOnar,. Lindenmeyer and
Two children, Leonard, Jr., and
Shannon. have returned to their
home at Baltimore They were ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Lindenmeyer's ia
Their, Rev. s. NJ. Donoho.
The vestry Of Christ P E. Church
has 3pDIiDfa1 Mr. W IRVING Mace
treasurer and collector of the church
in place eof Mr. \. Hamilton Bayly,
who served in that capacity thirty
five years. Mr.. Bayly still retains
the position OF secretary and regis
trar.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
WEAK, RUNDOWN WOMEN
This Letter Will Show You How 9th
er Women Keep up Strength.

Cleveland, Ohio-.I keep house
for my husband and myself and got
into a weak, rundown condition, no
strength, languid and no ambition.
After doctoring for a while and get
ting no better tried Vinol and to
my surprise it built me up and siren
gthened my whole system. Mrs
VIM. D. Dawson.
The reason We guarantee Vinol is
because it is constitutional remedy
containing beef and cod liver pep
tones, iron and manganese peptona-
ties and glycerophosphates, the most
successful totes known.
c. P. Craig and Son, and Druggists
everywhere.
P. S.-If you have Eczema try our
Saxol Salve. We guarantee it.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
JAMES D. WKiTESELL
DIES FOX COUNTRY
Killed in Action i'll France on Octobe"
15-WaS Nephew OF Mi. ". ID.
Quantock.

Mr.. ". D. Whitesell. who left
Cambridge April /. 1917, 10 serve
the United States in the present con
flict, fell in battle on Oct. 4, 1918.
The young man. who IS q nephew OF
Mr.. W. d. Quantock, was twenty
four years old. While III this city he
was in the employ of Mr.. John y.
Lewis.
He is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George P. WhiteselI, Two
sisters, Misses Olive and Helen White
sell, and one brother, Mr.. George
Whitesell, of Elizabeth, \. J.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
Ereinnt Notice.

Beginning Nov. 18th, no freight
will be received after $50 p. NJ B.
C. & a. Railway Co.-Adv. SGT.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
Peace Parade

There will be a parade tonight at
7 o'clock, in which everybody is in
vited to participate. 1t viii form in
front of the Armory and be led by
the Citizens Band. The fire bell Will
ring, and everyone is asked to come
out and enter into the occasion.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
ARMISTTCE
SIGNL
Kaiser Abdicates
Crown Prince
RenOuncesS Succession
Fighting Ceased at D
A. NJ. Today
Kaiser Flees To
Holland

The above has been con-
firmed by the State Depart
ment.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
Sherman Frazier

Little Sherman Frazier, the three
year-old on of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Frazier, died Friday, Nov. LIST, at the
home of his parents, on Cemetery
avenue. of whooping cough and pneu
monia, followed by an attack of in
fluenza. He is survived by his pa
rents and four brothers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11

Don't pay $3.50 for frames for
pictures now being delivered in Cam
bridge. l will lsell you all you want
for $3.50. Send postal and will
show samples.-W. D. Quantock,
Cambridge. 11-3t cod.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11

As we are Only making two deliv-
cries a day, one in the morning and
one in the afternoon, l will kidly re-
quest the customers to get their
morning orders in by o'clock, if pos
sible, as the wagon will have to leave
the store at $50 in order to make
the round in time for dinner. After
noon orders must be in by o'clock.
FRED CRAWFORD.
ADV. 9-3t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
Citizens Band Notice

All members of the Citizens Band
are requested to meet tonight to par
ticipate in the Peace Parade.-H. P.
Geoghegan, Leader.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-De LaVel cream separa-
tor, No. II, practically new, and in eX-
cellent condition. j. Radcliffe Jones.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
Milk Notice,

We are still selling our pastuerized
milk at 13c. quart, SC. per pint, de-
liyered. Call phone 171-Cambridg
Creamery.-AdY. 4-2w.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11
FOR SALE.

Overland car, bought late in 1916;
1917 car; run about 10000 miles.
Willis-Knight engine. Apply at Ban
ner Office SGT.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-11-11

FOR SALE-One Regal Base coal
stove. No. II, good as new. Apply to
Frank Fro. 1l-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03

J. +. Whitaker OF Pryor, Okla,
who has interests with the Kirk Oil
Company, was an Ardmore visitor
yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03
z | N @

Miami, Okla, March 2.-The new
20O-ton mill, known as the Tiger
No. ?, is being rushed to compile
tion and hopes are entertained to
have ore passing through it within
30 DAYS. Both shafts are down to
ore, which gives forth rich show
ing in large quantities. The mill
shaft will run 300 feet and the field
shaft to 240 feet. This is the old
Roanoke mill recently moved to the
present site, one-fourth mile west
OF the O. X. 4 NJ. railroad tracks
at Cardin The Tiger is an Ard
more company.
Contractor II. NJ. Martin of Mi
ami is constructing 5O0-ton mill
at North Century, adjacent to Hunt
Siding, for the Federal Lead and
Zinc Company, which is composed
of federal employees from Oklahoma
City and Ada. The new mill is be
ing rushed and will be in operation
within 90 days. The mill shaft is
now being sunk and the Office and
dog house are under construction,
The Commerce Mining and Roy
atty Company is having construct
ed 250-ton gas mill three blocks
south of the Cardin postoflicc,
which will be in operation by May
|. Two shafts have been put down
and the ore which has been taken
out gives every indication of prov
ing to be n rich find, averaging bet
ter than 80 per cent both lead and
zinc. Ore has been found at a depth
of $50 feet and continued to 265
feet with solid ore on both sides
and bottom. Huge pieces of free
lead and jack in rich quantities are
to be found in abundance.
The Harrisburg Mining and Mill
ing Company is erecting 35O-ton
double electrical mill, which has
been moved here from west of Pros
perity on the third twenty west of
the Central property at Cardin, on
the lease of the Union Zinc Com
pany. 1t is expected that the mill
will be in operation within the next
90 days. Twenty-Five holes have
been drilled, two shafts are down
and drifts in ore. The showings
50 far have been excellent and a
45-foot face has been found in both
shafts 200 feet from the top.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03
OffiCerS-YOu Know Them

Your attention respectfully Of
the company They whom Mt
their places Of Oklahoma
business with the other Their
ground Invited
get to the surface The profit probabilities
Of
practically short of
would hardly destroy the Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03

poration, but some stock may be
bought at private sale.
Excitement over possible oil de
velopments in Garvin County is re-
yiyed by the entrance of Neal Es-
person, an operator from Texas
into that field. He has made ar
rangements to drill a test well on
the DarSt farm, southwest of Wyn-
newood, and expects to start actual
operations within a few days, eN-
pecting to use a rotary rig. Dewitt
and associates OF Wichita Falls are
also expected to commence opera
tionS soon somewhere in the vicin-
ity OF Wynnewood. Other pros
pectiye operations are rumored in
that vicinity but nothing definite is
to be learned at present Neverthe-
less, Wynnewood citizens are on
tiptoe over expected activity in the
neighborhood southwest of that
city during the coming summer.
W. w. Kathan OF Chicago, presi-
dent OF the Sunlight Carbon Com
pany OF New Wilson, is in Ard
more and expects to bring his fam
lily here and make this his home.
He has recently returned from a
trip to New York City and other
Eastern points where machinery
for the carbon factory has been
purchased an dis now in transit.
Asa MichaelS, drilling contractor
from Oil City, was a business caller
in Ardmore yesterday.
Walter Cant, who is at present
operating in the Brownwood TEX
as) field, has returned to Ardmore
for few days visit.
!. |. Murray OF Coalgate, Okla,
president of the Sparks Oil and De
yelopment Company is in Ardmore
for a few days on business con-
nected with his company.
J. +. Whitaker OF Pryor, Okla,
who has interests with the Kirk Oil
Company, was an Ardmore visitor
yesterday.
Roxana Petroleum Company's
No. well in section 25 4s3w, which
came in flowing about 900 barrels
daily, is holding up nicely and is
now maxim gabout Y barrels an
hour, something over 400 barrels
daily.
The Kirk Oil Company has pur-
chased 1000 feet of S-inch casing
tor the No. l well in section 81
2s2w and as soon as it is delivered
at the we'll drilling on the deep test
will be resumed, In the meantime
this company is drilling shallow
wells Nos I and 5, and a location
has been made for No. 9.
George Evans of the Sparks Oil
and Development company was a
business visitor in Ardmore yester-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03

Drumright Derrick: 1he town is
like a perambulator; it isn't much
good unless it is pushed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03

IT HE twenty acres of the Miami Wonder Mining Com
pany, shown in above map, are located right between
the Mzpah and Royal mines, two of Miamis bo-
nanzas in the rich Pcher camp. To be exact Miami Won
der is 200 feet west of the Royal which recovering ore
at rate as high approximately 80 per cent times
as rich as the average output in the Joplin and Webb City
district The Mzpah, 400 feet northwest of the Miami
Wonder, is recovering at rate of approximately 22
per cent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03
15-Feet Face of Lead

Forty feet from the northeast corner of the Miami
Wonder lease fteenfoo fac eof lead has been uncov
cred! -Four of the biggest richest of Mams producers
are within 1000 feet and there than 40 produc
ing mills within radius of mile. Miami Wonder is the
heart of the richest section of the whole Miami district
1t bids fair from the tests and its location to become
one Of If not the richest property in the whole field
However, from investment standpoint we will as
sumo that shall rate not greater than
10 per cent in face of the approximately 80 per cent re-
covery within 200 feet in face of the fact that the Pher
camp generally recognized as the most prolific concen-
rated bed in the Miami district is turning approx
imatey its entire capitalization every 60 to 100 days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03
Draw No Salaries

None of the Officers draw salaries
hOders depend
will Whatever proceeds goes
into the development o the property.
The by
remittance will
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03

George Evans of the Sparks Oil
and Development company was a
business visitor in Ardmore yester-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-03

FRED ID. WHITING, President,
Sales Agent National Cash
Register Co.
A. V. ELLIS, VicePresident and
Manager,
Formerly merchant, now giving
entire time to this cOmpanyS
business.
S. p. CARY, Treasurer,
Owns Arcade Grocery Co., Okla
hOma City. President Central
Wholesale Grocery Co.