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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-16
Ids LARGEST AIRSHIP

LAUNCHING THE WORLDS LARGEST AIRSHIP
An interesting view Of the R34 taken the time launched
successfully ncnnan. The ship longer than
predecessor the The fight attempted in this
vessel which has been equipped with tanks hold enough petrol
last for the journey.
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THE Boskos NOW
BEHIND PRISON WALLS

George and Tom Eosko. seii-aonfessed
murderers OF w. T. Hunter and Elton
G. Parks near Rye Colo, on April H.
were turned over to the penitentiary
authorities here Monday afternoon
and were locked behind fhe prison
walls, from which II IN not likely that
either viii soon emerge.
The prisoners we're brought 10 this
city from Pueblo by automobile late
Monday afternoon, and were In charge
OF Sheriff Thomas and two deputies,
The Officers were strongly armed and
the escape OF the prisoners was rnade
impossible by the fact that they weic
handcuffed together Tho cGnvicted
men laughed, joked and smoked ciE-
arets on he way here from Pueblo ~
II they were cut for yjoy ride" IN
stead Of on their way 70 3 llfeliuie
imprisonment from which ttort ~es
neither hops Of psrton Or egcare.
0eorgs n0sko, the yooogeef q ~
brcthsfs. u rot rot ~ GeGfr 19iGCp'
iis d usdsr deest s4socoeo <
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WILL GO TO
CAMP chTAMouNT

The annual summer outing OF the
Junior members of the Colorado
Springs and Canon City Y. NJ. c. A.
will be held at Camp Catamount at
woodland Park from June 80 to July
8, and arrangements for the excursion
are now being made by Harry n. Max
we'll, physical director OF the Coo
RADIO Springs Y. NJ. G. A. Canon City
will not send as large a delegation to
Camp Catamount this year as usual.
despite the exceptional opportunities
being planned for the enjoyment of
those who attend. Thus far the only
Canon City boys who have signed up
for the outing are Ira Burns and Paul
Steeley.
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RETURNED FROM
EASTERN TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Brewer. who have
been visiting Mrs. Brewers relatives
at Aurora. ILL.,. the past month. re-
turned home Monday While absent
they also visited at Chicago and cres-
ton. la. They were joined in Chicago
by Mr.. Brewers daughter. Bernioe.
who VIII make her home here with
them.
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Mr.. AND MRS. J. {.
MILLER IN TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Miller of Salida,
former lessees and managers of the
Hotel Miller, motored down from the
Chaffee county metropolis on Tues
day to meet the excursionists of the
Rocky Mountain Hotel Mems Associa-
tion on their annual outing. and, Incl
dentally. to look after their Hill
hurst property. on Lincoln Park. Mr..
Miller, who is deyofing himself to the
interests Of the Palace hotel In SaIida,
says the indications are that the tour
list business in southern ami central
Colorado this season will surpass all
previous years.
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WILL TAKE A
MONTHS VACATION

Or and Mrs. Wilson Pearson and
son John are arranging to leave on
Saturday for months pleasure out
ing in the Wet Mountain valley. They
have rented a cottage at Westcliffe
which they will occupy during their
sojourn in Custer county. During
their absence from this city their f'es-
idence at 1923 Harrison avenue viii, be
tenanted by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ben
nington and family of Center, Colo.
Such otit-of-doors pleasures and recre-
ations as motoring, fishing and noun.
tain climbing viii rerefve much atten-
tion from the Pearson family during
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC POSTPONED

The annual picnic Of the Sunday
school of Christ Episcopal church.
which was to have taken place tomor-
row. has been postponed until Friday,
June 20. owing to the death of an
uncle of Mrs. Don Frank Fem at
Golden Wednesday night. The fun
eral service win be held next Monday.
and Rev. and Mrs. Fem will leave
here Sunday afternoon to be present
at the obsequies
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MANY INSTRUMENTS
BEING RECORDED

Not for several years have as many
instruments been filed for record in
the office of the couaty clerk as has
been the case during the last few
months. and the office force is kept
busy attending to them. During the
month of May 34S notations of legal
documents were made on the recep-
tion books of the office, which is near
ly double the monthly average of the
last five years. About half this num-
Der were warranty deeds and were
duly recorded. More realty is chang
ing hands in Fremont county at pres
ent than for long period. and in
many instances cash safes are being
made. This applies to both ranch and
town property.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Robson enter
tanned the Card Club at their home
on Riverside Friday evening at n
lawn dinner. After dinner cards were
played. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harding re-
ceiving prize for high score.
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Miss Elsie Bower entertained 1s
ladies at home on Macon avenue Sat
urday night at miscellaneous shower
for Miss Beulah Emmerson. The
evening was spent in music, and many
beautiful and useful gifts were pre-
sented to the honor guest.
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Last Tuesday Mrs. Joseph Walton.
4o3 River street. entertained the II.
e. Turner family. C. E. Turner fam
lily, Mrs. Roy Shoemaker and son,
Walton. Mrs. Howells and family at
O'Clock dinner for her daughter.
Mrs Roy Turner. and also Harold
Turner. who is here on short fur
Tough, and will return to New York
soon.
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Thursday
SUMNER CAMP AT
JACKSON'S RANCH

The matter of holding 10 days OF
two weeks summer camp for boys at
Jacksons ranch is being discussed
by Secretary G. w. Else and Physical
Director j. L. McCreight of the y. M.
c, A While no definite arrange
ments to that end have yet been made
they hope to be able to perfect plans
within the next 10 days or two weeks,
and n possible. take a bunch of boys
10 the proposed camp about July !.
Such an outing as they have in con-
temptation would be delightful af-
fair in all respects and will no doubt
commend itself to the Y NJ. c. A.
boys Such an encampment would
be wholesome. healthful recreational
and enjoyable. The expense connect
ed with such an outing would be very
small and nearly every boy in town
could afford to take it.
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WILL MAKE HOME
AT KANSAS CITY

WILL MAKE fOmE
AT KANSAS CITY
Mrs. w F. Bricker will motor to
Pueblo tomorrow with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Sharman She will
take the train from Pueblo to Kansas
City. Mo-. where she will join her hus-
band and take up their residence in
the city on the Big Muddy
IS GUEST OF
MRS. cHAs. SELL
Mrs. J. H. Moore of Pueblo. arrived
here yesterday and is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Chas. Sell, 1141 Park Ave.
WILL GO TO VICTOR
FOR A FEW WEEKS
Nrs. d. J. Ready and children of
pos South Third street will leave very
shortly for Victor to spend few
weeks.
MAKES AUTO TRIP
TO DENVER TUESDAY
Henry Ferkel of the Ferkel Bakery
drove his new Willys Six to Denver
Tuesday and. returned to Canon City
last evening. He says that he made
the trip each way on high gear.
WILL SPEND THE
SUMNER ON RANCH
Newton Merriam and Eric Sharman
have gone to Saguache where they
will spend the summer working on a
ranch.
THOSE WONDERFUL
BLACK MINORcAs AGAIN
George Bachelor has Black Mi
norca hen which crows early in the
Iox- oh
1t has done this every day for some
time. 1t is understood. but not yet
confirmed, that w. H. Dozier is nego-
tiating for the purchase of this Won
-cerfuI fowl to add TO his famous col
lection of B. Ms.
BUYS CAR. FROM
PoWELL-OvERLAN COMPANY
II. c. Hill purchased car from the
Powel-Over and Company yesterday.
rs Ill AT HOME ON
EIGHT MILE PARK
Little Frank MikeseIl lis quite sick
at his home on Eight Mile Park.
INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOR IN CANON CITY
E. w. Riggs. internal revenue collec
tor for this district, will be at his of
flee in the Strathmore Block for the
next few days. . Anyone wishing infor
nation from Mr.. Riggs will find hin
at the above address.
WILL MAKE TRIP
TO PACIFIC COAST
Rev. F. f. Cain of this city, at on,
time chaplain at the state penitentiary
left yesterday for Denver where h,
will attend conference OF the Con
gregational church of Colorado, afte
which he will go to Portland. Oregon
where he will visit friends and late
go to Los Angeles. He is making TN
trip to the coast for the benefit Of hi
health and will be gone until Angus
Pueblo chieftain.
WILL LEAVE
SATURDAY FOR CALIFORNIA
Mrs. D. r. Gibson. Miss Leila Dick
1nson and the formers granddaughter
Betty Hines. win leave here on Satui
~iay for Albuquerque. N. NJ. wher
'szzey win meet Mrs. Ethel Hines Of
paso. Tex. after which the enfir
party will proceed 10 La JolIa, Cal
whore they viii spend the summer .
the seaside. Mr.. Gibson oxpscts 4
Join fhsm there early 10 July sftsr IN
rsturn Of DAVID 0ibson from connsctj
cst. whore be 4 atfenlins school
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PREACHED AT RockvALE
LAST SUNDAY EVENING

Rev s. Fl. Sperry, chaplain at the
penitentiary. accepted an invitation to
preach from the pulpit of the church
at Rockvale last Sunday evening in
the absence OF the pastor of the con-
gregation. The church, which has a
seating capacity OF about $50 people,
was filled and a choir of 20 voices fur
nished splendid music for the occa.
sion. The chaplain spoke on .'The
Pentecost' in the course of which he
told OF what It meant to mankind 1000
years ago, what 1t means today. and
what it will mean tomorrow. The
service was of more than ordinary in.
terest. and both sermon and music
were enjoyed and appreciated.
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FRANK RUNDAHL
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

Alderman and Mrs. o. ]. Rundahl of
401 Rudd Ave-. received a telegram
Wednesday morning from their son.
Frank. announcing his safe arrival in
New York on Tuesday with military
contingent from overseas service.
Frank was a member of the Sixth en-
gineers of the third division and was
in some of the most sanguinary fight
ing during the closing days of the
war. He was at the battle OF the Ar
gonne forest and in nearly all OF the
conflicts in which the Americans took
part from the beginning of the ST.
Mihiel drive to the signing of the
armistice- Frank will go to Camp
Merritt, N. J.. to be mustered out of
the army.
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cOTOPAxi SCHOOLS
WILL CLOSE FRIDAY

The consolidated district school
at Cotopaxi will close Friday
evening with appropriation exercises
when diplomas of graduation from the
eighth grade will be awarded by Mrs.
Carrie T. Anthony, county superin-
tendent of schools. to Misses Verlene
Coleman and Dorothy Bretenback.
The class of 1919 at the Cotopaxi
schools is smaller this year than it
would otherwise have been. owing to
the closing of the north road by snow
during considerable part of the win
ter by snowdrifts, which minimized
the attendance of pupils from that
portion of the district. The enroll
ment of pupils in the various grades
at Cotopaxi this year was between 20
and 80.
Three summer schools are now in
session in Fremont county. They
are at Nestorville in district Il. one
in district % and the other at York
vile in district 10. These schools
are compelled to hold their sessions
in the summer season because of the
scattered population and the diff
Guilty of securing an attendance dur
ing the winter months. The law re-
uuires six months term for each
of them.
of the winter schools of the county
have been dismissed for the summer
vacation.
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Miss Melba DeShazer entertained
IL of her friends at slumber party
at her. Harrison avenue home Satur-
day. AT midnight an appetizing lunch
con was served. Those present were
the Misses Ruth McTnerney, Eleanor
Fulham. Gladys Friar. Clara Henley,
Mary McDonoufh and Melba De.
Shazer.
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The members Of Prof. Graves sun
day school class Of tho Methodist
church gave fnrewe'i party at the
city park last might for Prof Graves
and family, There we're about 50
0sas4nf. Ice cream. cnke snd-'c cot
~ wsrs servrd snd . soclal time en-
)oyef onflI aboal n o'clock. When I'll
locse1o1 for sheir h0mss. deGjnglns
~ sveslsS . nest sete>sbIs -,
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SINGLETON CATCHES BIG
TROUT'IN ARKANSAS

Dwight Singleon caught 2H
pound trout in the Arkansas rivel
near the power plant day or two ago
Perry Edmunds caught one weighing
close to two pounds. Both are boys
in their teens.
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The Philathia ciass Of the Christian
church gave a banquet at the church
hall last night to the Faith Circle
class. who were winners In a three
months contest. They proved them
selves royal entertainers, and through
the instrumentalify of Mrs. J. II. Hor-
ney, their teacher. who deserves much
credit. the event was most enjoy
able one The table was get In the
form, OF cross and was beautifully
decorated in blue and white. class col
ors OF the winners, and flowers In cor
responding coiors were used The
hall was artisticai'y decorated in the
losers colors OF purple and gold.
Questions were given to each one
present asking how the different arti-
cles ON the menu originated. and some
very valuable (?) answers were given.
The PhiIathia class read a very witty
and humorous paper on How We
Lost" which the Faith Circle class
responded TO by reading an equally
humorous paper on How We Won"
There were about 20 people present
and the airair was one not soon to be
forgotten.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
OBSERVED LAST SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon the Neighbors OF
Woodcraft held their memorial day
services at the grave of Berdie ID.
Dickinson and carried out the beau
tiful unvei,ing ceremony. There were
80 Neighhors present. In tie eve
ming all attended the services at the
were present. Rev. Konkel took the
lesson from the Good Samaritan. The
music was excellent and the services
very impressive.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
HAMILTON FRIDAY
The funeral of the late Mrs. Polly
Minerva Hamilton OF South Canon will
be held at Wilson's undertaking
chapel, 72S Main street. at 2:30 Fri.
day afternoon and will be conducted
by Rev. Burgess of the Christian
church.
Mrs. Hamilton was born in Ohio
December 9. 1884. and was aged 81
years 6 months and days at the time
of her death. She had been in falling
health for several years. and practi-
cally an invalid Ince the death of
her husband about year ago.
After being widowed Mrs. Hamilton
went to live with her son. James W.
Hamilton, at Webster, Kan, but few
weeks ago returned to Canon City.
She was accompanied on her return
to Colorado by her daughter. Mrs.
Mary Hamilton. who assisted In car
Ing for her until the end few days
ago at the home OF another daugh-
ter. Mrs. Samuel Isabel. 1922 South
First street.
Besides the son and two daughters
mentioned. Mrs. Hamilton is survived
by 16 grandchildren and SO great,
grandchildren. most OF whom live in
this community. The deceased was
woman of noble heart and mind.
and had had large circle of friends
who will feel her loss keenly
The funeral will be attended by the
members OF Greenwood Post. No, 10,
VIC. A. r.. and those who have AUTO
mobiles are requested to teader their
use to convey the veterans and mem
bers of other patriotic organizations
to the cemetery whore they may take
part in the last rites OF respect to the
memory OF the dead.
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MARRIED AT KANSAS
CITY LAST SUNDAY

MARRIED AT KANSAS
CITY LAST SUNDAY
Word was received in Canon City
a few days ago that Miss Marie Nor
rison of S13 Bridge street, who left
here last Friday for Kansas City, Mo-,
was married Sunday morning to
Frank McGillicudy, former resident
and business man of Canon City.
MARRIED AT4THE
METHODIST PARSONAGE
This afternoon at o'clock William
Preachy of Coalmont, Colo, and Miss
Anna Gregory OF Walsenburg were
quietly married at the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage by Rev. Guy E.
Konkel. Only a few of the immedi-
ate relatives of the contracting parties
were present to witness the nuptial
ceremony. The bride is quite well
known here. being sister of Mrs.
Indis Roberts of Cedar avenue, at
whose home she is frequent visitor.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Preachey of Lincoln Park
After a few days sojourn in Canon
City the young couple will leave for
Coalmont to make their home. where
the groom holds a responsible posi-
tion with the North Park Coal Com
pany.
LEFT FOR ENGLAND
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
John B. Howard and wife of Rock
vale left last night for Middletown,
o.. where they will visit friends en-
route to trip aboard Mr. and Mrs.
Howard will visit in Bristol, England,
their old home.
STORk VISITS MR..
AND MRS. RAYMOND RiEDE
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Riede- are
the proud parents of an eight-pound
son, born to them at their home. 625
Allison avenue, this morning. Both
mother and son are doing nicely.
RETURNED TO THEIR
GUATEMALAN HOME
Rev. Paul Burgess. wife and four
children, who have been visiting at
the home OF Mrs. Anna Burgess, have
left for Quezaltenango, Guatemala, to
make their home for the next few
years. Mrs. Burgess parents, Rev
and Mrs. s. r. Mclaughlin Of Greeley,
spent farewell visit OF three days
!e-e with them before their departure
cas- DEMONSTRATION
ATTRACTING MUCH INTEREST
The three-day demonstration being
given at the Canon Gas Company of
fee on North Fifth street is attract
ing much attention. The demonstra
tion is being centered on the Jewel
New Way" combination range-one
that burns coal, coke. gas and wood
with equal success. Most every one
attending has gotten a new idea ol
the superior advantages OF having q
combination range In the housekeep
er's kitchen. as with this style both
coal and gas ranges are not needed, az
the New Way" satisfactorily serves
for both.
A. A, Maybee Of the Jewel Stove
Company OF Detroit. IL In charge ol
the exhibit, which will continue until
Saturday night.
10 GETTING
| ALONG NICELY
Eddie Fromm Of s37 South Seventh
street, who has been sick With typhoid
fever for the last 10 days, u doing ~
veil - cos'd b. srpsetsd.
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The members of the Colpac Club
were entertained at a. card party b.,
MT. and Mrs. John Bacon at Their
home on Greenwood avenue Saturday
night. Delicious refreshments were
served and royal good time was had
by all
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Miss Ella Laubach of Pike avenue
entertained 10 friends at $3.50 o'clock
Miss Erma Laubach, who leaves this
week for her home In Michigan In
the list of guests were .hc Misses
Emma Hunter. Mable Golden. Bessie
Bash, Iva Brewer. Ila end Erma Lau-
bach Mr.. Maybe Of Michir,s. Georgc
Hunter. Mr.. Mansfield sand George
Hawkey.
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The j. +. Bowler family, r. J. Pes.
colt and family ard William Dollar
and family motored TO the Tunnel
drive In their cars Sunday taking with
them picinc supper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Merris or Il0s
Greenwood avenue entertained IL
guests at their home Friday evening
in honor OF their ninth anniversary.
Cards and music were the diversion.
after which light refreshments were
served and a good time had by ALL
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Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Morey and
daughter. Goidle. Mrs Haggsrt and
son Van. and Maxine Livings motored
to Three Mile SPRINGS and enjoyed a
picnic dinner yesterday,
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Mrs. Agnes. Hutchinson. ei7 rth
Fourth street. entertained IL uests
at Sunday dinner in honor Of Mrs w.
d. Smith OF Lead City. s. ID. and
Mrs. NJ. \. Spell OF Ruth. New. Music
and an auto ride to Florence served as
entertainment Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Spell. Mrs Al. A.
Spell. Maxine and Florence Bower.
Pauline McNich. Claude Hutchinson.
Jack NcNish and Mira. Hutchinson
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The members OF the coipac ciul
enjoyed swimming pool party at tn
natatorium Friday night. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacol
and family. G.. L. Bacon and famil.
and Mrs. Lanbe. Miss Quennie Jam
ieson and Mr.. Gross.
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LEFT FOR ENGLAND
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

John B. Howard and wife of Rock.
vale left last night for Middletown
o.. where they will visit friends en-
route to trip aboard. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard will visit in Bristol. England
their old homa
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WITH THE OIL MEN

from Kenosha Joseph orth and
wife, Ia Thiclcn and wife. j ., An-
dersou, Gottlich SchIfor, II W MI
ler. julius Nelson r RcNiuc and
q Mucnthcr and wife ~ CleNHllnd,
Ohio, and William Eckhoff of Mil
wdukcc, Others IN the party wor"
c. bennett and wife. 4. T.. Hart.
man. j. G Hansen, David Nj Finder,
Louis II. kosonblum. $ Y lIiic. j.
rompkins Hen Kopp"l, Ed G HAN
sen aud :. T. Smith and wife Thp
we're all much pleased with tIc com
pAnys holdings tui w0rt AWAY lcud
in their praises of tulsa.
j \. Guismsr Of the division Of
merchandising and John T. Ryan.
traffic manager OF the National sup
ply company. are being shown
around the OH fields by ". T. lai"-
man. comptroller of the COMPANY
and are finding conditions I'm okla
homa much 10 their liking Both are
old timers with the headquarters Of
flee IN Toledo and have "a large part
nv the makeup of that big concern,
Mr. Ratcmau formerly lived here. or
nt least was a frequent visitor here
when he was located At lud"pen-
dencc and has world Of friends
among the oil fraternity
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W. J. Breen, prominent In poll
ties and I'm the oil business at on
'ity, Pa, In sojournlng IN this CIty
and viii more than likely make Tul-
~ his permanent home, ltc Is max
ing some very congcnial acquuint-
nnccs here.
w l., KistYer OF the Producers &
RcflnerS corporation. who is In New
\ lork on business, Will return to Tulsa
Tuesday Mr. kistler must enjoy see
his stock sold on the New York curb
at It's present price OF around Sl2 per
snare. II is one OF the very best OF
the newer companies In the country.
A party Of casterncrs Interested in
the Mutual Oil 4 Gas Co. have been
looking over the field with Aeron
Givcrmun president and Samuel
kantcr, vice president and among
them are the following. Joseph
Edelson of Chicago. Y Mason of
Madison Wis- +. {. Dunbar OF Co
lumhus and from Racine n Frank
Gaby and wife r Van Free, peter
MoargaId and wife carl Miller. Ell
mer ltaIbersiadt Michael JaCkcy,
John EbelinE :. Riuman. MIR and
Mrs. Lang. Charles T.. Han"on and
Samuel Peterson and wife. Ana