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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09
MANY TEXANS
ABOARD TUSCANIA
CONTINUED from page u.

Il. Vineyard, Mesquite; Joseph ID. Walk
er, Goldthwaite; Roy NJ. White and Wal
ter Wilmington, Sherman; L. +. Young,
Gilmer; Bentley c. Hooks and Jesse l..
Jones. Waco; II. f. Nelson, Mission
Earnest r. Bridges, Vancourt; A. N
Striegler Route /, Fredericksburg; Rob
ert L. Holley, Temple; Evans p. Peter
man, Ysleta; f. j. Twynham, El Paso;
Arthur W. Collins, Appleby; Norman g.
Crooker, Route l, Centerfi Henry j..
Askew, Zephyr; William A. Dinter, Gu
ero; II. f. Dean, Alto; J. r. Wallace,
Kyle; J. b. Crow, Appleby; Daniel Co.
sen, Gl Paso; William c. Jones. Long
view; d Jones, Winfield; J. l.. Keisler
Shire; Pope Kearby, Mineral Wells; Ros
coe Houston, Neches; Arthur Davis,
Cookviue; Amos Mcdaniel, Stockdale;
Charles G. Morton, TeXarkana; Robert
f.. Gray Gainesville; Elmer Holden,
Fort Worth; Ed Ellis Elmina; Charles
Billing, Rosenberg; h. +. Fenley, Pol
lock; O. r. Mckinney, Lufkin; Henry
II. Page, Saratoga; c. c. Reynolds. FL
nina; Lewis Roberts, Nacogdoches,
Irwin Sims, Alto; George Sanderson, Gal,
weston; Ooney Terry, Linder; Morris
West, Crockett; r. A. Parrot, Garri-
son; James W. Abram, Route /, Fort
Worth, j. ID. Adams Route ., Crockett;
Lincoln Baker, Denison; oscar Baker,
Cumby; +. W. Balentine, Denton; An
son l.. Bales. Springake; l.. r. Ball
Route >. Cleburne.
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RUSSIAN DAILY REPORTS
SHOW USUAL TURMOIL
Another Report Says Diplomats Must
Leave PetrOgrad.

Stockholm. Feb. -(Friday).-Con
stantine Diamandi the Rumanian min.
lister to Petrograd who now is at Hapa-
randa, says that the diplomatic mis-
sions of the great powers will soon have
to leave Petrograd, according to the
Dagebladt of Stockholm Foreign Min
lister Trotzly had telegraphed to Tor
nca ordering that Damandi be sent
back to Petrograd, but TrotZky's orders
are not being obeyed in Tornea now.
A bolshevist commissioner who came
on the same train from Petrograd with
Diamandi, and the Russian bolshevist
representative at Tornea were tried
there by court,martial by White Guards
and shot.
Communication between Stockholm
and southern Finland and Petrograd has
been broken since Thursday night.
White Guards forced by the Red
Guards to evacuate Nostad. where the
cable ends, destroyed the wires and the
station.
A Swedish rescue expedition has
reached Stockholm with 450 refugees
from Helsingfors, including the wife
and daughter Of Finland's new minis.
ter to Sweden and a number of re.
leased Austrian and German prisoners.
The expedition also was compelled to
bring three bolshevist delegates sent by
Trotzky to spread 'the truth" among
other nations. These include NJ. Kane
nefI who had been one of the delegates
at Brest Litovsk.
Swedish sympathy for Finland is find.
ing expression in various ways One
unknown donor has given ten thou
sand crowns to aid the government es.
tablished by the Finnish diet. Ellen
Key is one of the prominent signers
of petition now circulating praying
to the Swedish government to permit
the expectation and transit of weapons
to General Mannerheim, commander of
the Finnish government forces
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MONEY FOR
FACTORIES ENGAGED ON WAR
WORK Is NOW PROPOSED

Washington Feb. 9.-Secretary Nc
Adoo before the finance committee ex-
planning the war finance corporation
bill, said it was purely a war measure,
contemplating the lending of money
through banks for operation OF enter
prises necessary to successful prosecu
ton OF the war.
Under the bi1's provisions, he ey
planned, should bank lend money to q
munitions factory, the bank could 90
tain through the war finance corpora
ton a loan amounting to rs per cent
Of the sum advanced The loans
could be made to any bank, whether a
member of the Federal Reserve system
or not.
Direct loans to concerns engaged in
war activities could be made under
specified restrictions If it were shown
that banks were discriminating against
them.
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NEWS OF HEALDT0N
(Ardmoreite Correspondence)

Healdton, Okla, Feb. s.-The Misses
Viola and Elma Bates were Ardmore
visitors Thursday.
Fred Ryburn Of Ardmore was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
+. L. Hayles has returned from Ard
more.
Clyde Ayers was in Ardmore Thurs
day to be examined for the army.
Mrs. Nellie Il. Randol has returned
from an Eastern trip.
l.. A. Brown, Of the Il. n. Dorsey of.
fee, is in Ranger, Texas.
John Tripp of Ardmore was 4 Head
ton visitor yesterday.
Fred Tucker Of Ardmore has been
here for severa! days looking after his
vi interests.
Doctor Ware OF Wilson was here
yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Horace Kendall Of
Ndmorc is here subpoenaing witnesses
Miss Josephine Dean is assisting at
he Fair store.
Robert Turner is in Ardmore.
Mrs, Z. S. Rhodebarger is In Okla
iona CITY visiting friends.
Jack McGrath is in Ardmore.
Frank Stotts. president Of the Okla
1oma Oil and Supply Company, was a
iealdton visitor yesterday.
u. L. Bolles Of Ringing was here yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter enter
tained at their nome Thursday night.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs G
2. Ruthledge Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hays
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Looper, Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. easily; Misses Jane Smith
Lucille Ruthledge, Doris Carpenter; VII.
liam T. Hays and Harmon Carpenter.
Refreshments We're served.
Jess Akers of Ardmore was visiting
his brother, Roy Akers, yesterday.
Mrs. G. n. Baueman Of Ringing Wis
tied her sons, Paul and Gordon, Thurs
lay.
Mrs Thomas Martin has returned
after a weeks visit at Chickasha.
Mrs. Claude Jones is visiting friens-
at Purcell.
T. L. Lister has returned from the
north Texas field.
Subscribe for The Daily Ardmorere
is cents a week.
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PREP AIRING FOR
CONVENTION OF
YOUNG DEMOCRATS


Hector MacQuarrie, Of the British Royal
Artillery. The address of Lieutenant
MacQuarrie will be at Convention Hall
at night, and no admission WI be
charged.
Another meeting will be held Wednes-
| lay night at the county courtroom at
1880 o'clock There will also be a meet
ing next Saturday afternoon at o'clock
at which it is hoped there will be pres
ent representatives from every section
of the county, for at that time delegates
will be selected to the convention, and
it is desired to have every precinct in
the county represented on the Carter
County delegation.
Lieutenant MacQuarrie Coming.
Lieutenant MacQuarrie is now touring
the country under the direction of the
committee on public information. Ar
thur E. Bestor, director of the speakers
division of this committee, writes as
| follows: Il have succeeded in making
arrangements whereby Lieut.. Hector
MacQuarrie, of the British Royal Artil-
lery an attractive young officer, can
speak before your meeting at Ardmore
Feb. %"
Lieutenant MacQuarrie is a bright
| and engaging young Cambridge Univer-
sity man who enlisted early in the war
and has been in the thick of the fight
He enlisted as a private, but is now q
second lieutenant He fought yaliantly
and well until incapacitated by gas
attack He was one of small army
I.,Fl 1ts.br hn tp ENtslp ppD
in the early days Of the war and halted
the Teutons in the Battle of the Marne.
On one occasion 100000 Britishers held
2 900 900 Germans in check. Lieutenant
MacQuarrie knows thoroughly the hOr-
rors of those early days when men with.
out training, equipment or adequate am.
munition faced the Germans.
The lieutenant is only tWenty-siX years
of age and his attractive personality is
irresistible. lie describes the horrors of
war in a graphic manner, but his Scotch
sense of humor enables him to also see
the other side. He is a practical fighting
man, and yet all his speaking and
writings are permeated by religion and
idealism. He is also a thorough opti-
mist and believes confidently in the ul.
innate success OF the allies, because it
is a righteous cause. Being an English
university man, he is a real sportsman
and would like to see this war fought
on u sportsmanlike basis. "A man"
he says, cant fight like a gentleman
over there. The Germans will not per-
NIT it. There is a jolly lot Of satisfac-
ton in fighting the Germans, though
their methods are, many Of them, 50
| low down and mean that it is like play
| ing football without a referee" He is
also an apostle Of good cheer. ANY
one" he says, who pulls long face
is helping the Germans"
After being incapacitated for field
service he was sent to this country
to speak before officers and men who
are preparing to go overseas. He per.
formed this task with enthusiasm and
fine effect, and many American soldiers
were fortified by knowing in advance
/ something Of the real conditions on
the battle fronts in France. Later he
was released by the British authorities
to the speakers division OF the commit.
tee on public information for an ex.
tended snAaking tour Of the United
States.
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FROM OTHER FIELDS.
Yale.

South Of the town Of Yale the Mof
fit & league test on the Welch farm,
in the southwest corner Of the north
east corner of section S-18.6, is the gen
eral talk of the oil fraternity today
This test reached the sand at 1893 feet
and at two feet in the hole is spraying
oil. This is the only well drilling in
the entire township, and lies about
three miles southeast of the nearest
production, which is gas. in the west
half Of section 1.18-5 Farther north
about four miles, is the new well Of
the Magnolia Petroleum Company on
the Appegate farm. From the league
well to the northwest and directly north
there are no dry holes to condemn the
acreage, and it looks as though the
Yale field is just beginning to develop.
The success of this well will tend to
open up a large area which heretofore
has not been touched.
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MARIETTA NEWS NOTES
lArdmorelte Correspondencel

lAIQIuOTtlLe NOTTeSDOnutnCeJ
Marietta, Okla, Feb. 9.-Mayberry
Randolph has sold a Maxwell fivepas.
senger car to Mr.. Greenwood, who lives
south of Marietta.
John Rentro reports the sale of two
Hupmobiles.
II. f. Draughon is driving a new
Velie roadster.
Mrs. Jesse L. Jordan and daughter,
Anita, Of Carlsbad N. NJ. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Roberts
S. y. Preisler of Chicago was a busi.
ness visitor here yesterday.
Private James Stubblefeld OF Com,
pany f, 142nd Infantry, Camp Bowie, Is
visiting here.
Hunter Cochran is moving to HIS
farm near Enville. He has rented his
city home to c. c. Smith
Prof. j. II. Johnston with eleven High
School boys left yesterday ror Durant
to attend the Young Mems Higher Aims
Christian Society in session at that
place. In the party were: Webster
Jones, Frank Covington, John Steele
Batson, Ralph Gillian, John Logsdon
Frank Jones, Mabel Bybee, William Lat
inner, Burton Hogan, Wayte Mckinney
Alva Pounds. The aim of this asso
citation is higher Christian and moral
training in school work.
Five airplanes flew over Marietta yes
terday afternoon, heading south. IT is
supposed they were aviators OF the
Canadian Royal Flying Squadron, who
are in training at Fort Worth, and that
they were flying between Lawton ano
Fort Worth and had been driven out OF
their direct course.
Fifty-flve OF the Glass Al selective
army registrants were given physical
examinations yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

Birmingham. Ala, Feb. 9.-GraGy
Parrish, telegraph operator at the Louis
vile & Nashville station at Mineota,
yesterday became insane and shot an.
other operator, II. T.. Krim, and fatally
wounded his wife. Later, when q pass
ing engineer stopped his engine to in
vestigate, Parrish probably fataTy
wounded him and then attacked the
locomotive with a pick axe. He was
finally overpowered and locked up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

broadway and A y. w.

broadway and A y. WD
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
Communion ana preaching service at
II o'clock. Sermon theme: The Christ
That Is to Be"
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. m
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock. Ser
mon topic: "Changeless Christianity"
This is the last sermonlecture in the
series on Christianity"
CLARENCE Il. WAGNER Pastor
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SUNDAY SERVICES
st. Philips Episcopas.


Holy communion at 7:3O a. m. morn
ing prayer with address, at II O'Clock.
Sunday School at 9:45 o'clock.
Ash Wednesday, Feb. IS, will mark
the first day in the observance Of Lent.
Services will be held at 10 a. m. when
the litany will be read and holy com
munion celebrated. The penitential of
fer will be said at 7:3O p. m, with d
short address.
The Womens Auxiliary Will meet at
the home of Mrs. Walter 5. Gilbert at
2:3O p. m. Tuesday. A report Of the
synod will be given.
st. Agnes Guild will meet at 4;30
p. m. Saturday.
+. w. GOLDEN-HOWES, Rector
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Bixly.

Edgar Oil Company is drilling at $40
feet in No. on the Childers farm in
the northeast quarter Of section 31714.
Tuxedo Oil Company has a rig up
for No. 2 on the Bear farm in the
southeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter OF section 2216-13.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09
Reynolds SLAYER Is Insane.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 9.-Terrence
J. Mullen, former policeman who last
August shot and killed Superintendent
of Police James w. Reynolds in the
latter's office at headquarters here, has
been declared insane by lanacy com,
missl~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09
OIL AND GAS NEWS OF
THE ARDMORE FIELDS

ton 81 2n4w, on the Davis farm is
shut down at l 1925 feet.
The McTon Oil Company in section
% 2n4w, on the Cam farm, is drilling
at 800 feet
Cottingham & Smith in section II IN
wv is shut down at 1900 feet.
Oklahoma Star Oil Company in sec
ton 26 3n4w, on the Allen farm, is
shut down at l 19l5 feet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09
OKLAHOMA MEN
ON S. S. TUSCANIA
fContinued From Poqe ~

Continued From Page ~
Raymond T. Hurst, r. Hurst, father,
Pocasset.
Fred Idlett, c. D. Idlett, father, Mar
| low
George W. Jamison, ]. S. Jamison,
father, Sallisaw.
Ferdie w Denner f. Denner, father.
1902 North Quincy street, Enid.
John Il. Dynwiddie, J, A. Dynwiddie
father, Walter.
William r. Ellis, Tom Ellis, father
Pauls Valley.
Ed Fink Mrs. Lena Fink, Aluwee.
Raymond Foutz, Miss Bertha Foutz,
sister, I<eil.
Charles W. Gam, Mrs. Minnie Gam,
wife, Oakman,
Ben J. George, A. J. George, father
Tahlequah.
John Carlton Green, b. Green, brother,
Randolph.
Orald b. Hagers, Mrs. May Hagers,
mother, 1907 Lowrey street, Saltwater
Henry $. Burlson James w. Burlson,
father, r. X. No 2, Minco.
Ernest Carter Mrs. Edna Carter, Sem.
mole
Raymond l.. Carter, Mrs. A. A. Carter,
mother Sperm.
Louis Carranto, Barney CarrantD
father, Coalgate.
Sam Combs, H. II. Combs, father
Earlsboro
Ben F. Cook, 7. J. Cook, father. Cal.
win.
Guy L. Crawford, l. W. Crawford,
father. Soper
Jesse l.. Crider, s. /. Crider, father
Nebo.
John G. Gate, Mrs. G.. r. Gate, mother,
r. f. d. No. 5, saltwater.
Albert J. Benge, II. c, Benge, father,
Frederick
Ruel Blagg, George Casey friend
Weatherford.
Alvin Binkley, ]. ]. Bnkley, father,
Ralston.
Tom Boone, Mrs. Anna Sergeant,
mother. Fairfax.
Howard e Bowman, Mrs. Florence
Naples, sister r. f. D. No. ,, Rocky.
Ernest Brown. Mrs. Rose ]. Moore,
sister, Thomas.
Nolis Bunnup, William Bunnup, faith
cr, Eagletown.
William j. Weber. Mrs. W. ]. Weber,
wife. 4l0 North Third street, Henry.
eta.
Ethan J. White, Mrs. Lucy White,
mother Arnett.
Floyd Watkins, VIII watkins, brother,
Chaney.
William 4. Zisman, William L. lis.
man, father. Fletcher.
Oscar X. Carlton, Mrs. Mary Carlton,
wife, Elmore may mean Elmore City.
Jess NJ Rhoades, j. NJ. Rhoades,
Virgil j. Roberts, J. D. Roberts. faith
er, El Reno.
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COUNCILS FOR WAR WORK.

washington, Feb. 9.-The house bill
providing for use of convicts for manu-.
facture Of war supplies was favorably
reported by the labor committee! 1t
proposes equipping federal prisons to
manufacture supplies and to pay con.
victs average wages in each community.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09
NEWS Of MADILL



Madill, Okla. Feb. 9.-The county
commissioners At a meeting Monday
accepted the resignation of Edwin Kirk,
county treasurer, and appointed H. II.
Hale to fill out his unexpired term. Mr.
Hale has been chief clerk in the office
for the last three years.
The Marshall County singing conven-
ton meets at Tyler tonight and Sun
dav
In the war on the canine population
of Madill, which was declared Wednes-
day at noon, Chief Of Police Driver anN
his deputies have accounted for an even
half hundred and are still scouting.
Hair a dozen Madil residents nave pass
the So tax and agreed to confine their
dogs or keep them securely mu2zled.
Dr. J. +. Reid has sold his home place
in the northern portion of Madill ana
has purchased the property known as
the Barry rooming house on Tisho-
mingo street in south Madill. where ne
and his family will make their home
Robert Jones went to Durant yes
terday.
l.. +. Butler left yesterday for east
ern Oklahoma on a business mission.
James French Of Woodville was in
Madill yesterday on his way to Durant
Roscoe Duncan visited in Durant yes
terday.
Miss Ruth Mcmillan was an Ardmore
visitor yesterday
Mrs. M Scott and Mrs. H. T. Small
were guests of friends in Ardmore yes
terday, and while in that city visited
the surgical dressings rooms at Red
Cross headquarters,
Attorney o. G. Rollins attended to
legal business at Tishomingo yesterday
morning.
DR.. T.. A. Jones Of Woodville was in
Madill yesterday on business
Brit Willis, a former citizen of Mar
shall County, was in Madin yesterday
He now resides on a ranch in the Willis
neighborhood.
Born. Thursday night, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ded Fehr, daughter.
Attorney f. Z Kcnnamcr and w. II
Evans returned yesterday from a bust
ness trip to Waurika.
Mrs. George d. f. Whiting returned
Yesterday from Dallas, where she har
been under treatment the last two
weeks.
e. B. Waggoner and William Crair
Of Ravia were Madill visitors yesterday
afternoon.
w. G. Sterling and James Mitchell or
Kingston were in Madill yesterday after
noon.
Sunday at Madill Churches.
At Methodist Church, Rev. a. p. John
son will fill the pulpit at the morning
service. His subject will be "Sln anc
Its Punishment" This is the first OF
a series of sermons dealing with the
problems of the hour.
Rev. r. b. Neel will fill his regular
appointments at the Baptist Church
morning and evening. and at the eve
ming service his subject will be 1.-THE
Christians Wealth"
Rev c f. Hoffman is in Louisiana
this week, but is expected to return in
time to preach tomorrow morning.
At the Christian Church there will bc
no preaching, but the regular Sundav
morning service and Sunday School will
be held.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

Things That Accompany Salvation" D."
will be the subject Of the morning ser
mon at 1045 THAT Troublesome
Question" will be the evening topic al
7.3O o'clock.
Bible School az $3.50 n. m
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. m
D. II. COOPER. Minister.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

Or. Laird can be consulted at his
private railroad car at the Frisco
depot. Practice limited to chronic dis
eases. over 30 years experience. Sc
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Removal Notice.

J. II. Akers Company is temporarily
located in the old Ardmoreite building
corner Broadway and North Washing
on streets, where he wishes to see all
his Old and new customers. As
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

FOR SALE-On lease on so acres
Section 27.4-3. Address G. G. Childress
Joiner, Okla. 9-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

In the Healdton field there is con-
siderable complaint about water in many
of the wells, some Of the operators
being inclined to think the trouble is
due to negligence on the part Of their
neighbors. Jake l.. Mildren, conserva-
ton officer located at Healdton, was i'm
the city yesterday and was interviewed
on this subject by an Ardmoreite rep
resentatve. lie said: "In many cases
if the wells are examined, it will be
found that the water is coming from
alive. The deeper sands seem to
change gradually from oil sands to
water sands and great care is neccs-
sary to protect these deep wells from
the water. As to the upper sands pro-
ducing water, | believe the water comes
from above, through casing that has
been damaged by shooting or other
wise"
Asked If abandonment Of wells con.
tanning much water would benefit the
field, he said: In regard to abandoning
shallow wells, | will say it would bene-
fit; but where water has been encoun.
tered by sands changing from oil To
water sands. abandonment Of one well
containing water would evidently cause
adjoining wells to produce more water
and possibly ruin other wells which
might produce more oil. 1t is a viola
ton Of the conservation laws to drill
through the regular Healdton sands
in an attempt to develop deeper sands
without protecting the Healdton sands
from water, and many Of the producers
in this field who at first were opposed
to the process Of mudding off the water
are now strongly in favor of it, 1t is
also a violation of the conservation
laws to remove casing from the wells
without first sealing each sand off from
water"
While the water menace to the field
is a serious matter, it appears that it
may be overcome by a mutual regard
for the conservation laws made eX.
pressly to handle this situation. and
concerted action on the part of the
producers and the conservation officer
will tend to benefit the entire field and
save many wells that might otherwise
be ruined by water.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

The Lone Jack Oil Company has
rig near the center of section 34-3-3,
on the Orme farm, which has been there
more than a year, but no drilling has
been done and It is reported the com
pany is now about to make arrange
ments to drill out the lease. The re.
newed interest in section "a is. no doubt,
pany in section 24.3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

The Gypsy Oil Company has two wells
in the Fox field that are so near the
expected sands as to be watched with
much interest by the oil fraternity. The
Moncrief No. 2, in section 32-2.3 is
drilling at 1000 feet, and the Prutt No.
. in section 29.2.3 is drilling at 2,14O
feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

Mile Bunnell publisher of The News
Tribune, Duluth, MINI, who with others
is interested in Marshall County oil de
velopment. left for, his home city this
afternoon after spending several days
here visiting the oil fields and getting
in touch with the oil situation gener.
ally.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

According to pipe line reports the
production of the Healdton field is now
approximately $4,000 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom for
gentleman. close in. Phone 1923. SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-09

Onion sets 50 cents gallon at Den.
toms Grocery. Phone 63l. SO